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CONFEDERATION i'm La Crosse

TWO LARGE LUMBER YARDS AND rIcury
SMALL DWELLINGS BURNED.
Attire which broke out in John Paul's lumber
MIL at La Crosse, Wis, at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, burned over large area, and caused
2 loss variously estimated at from $500. 600 tn
S1,OOO,ooo. The fire originated from a spark
from the mill stacks in the furnace I'm Paul,s
mill, and in an instant the blaze grew into
roaring confagration. In fifteen minutes the
mill was doomed, and in thirty minutes il fell Ina
ruins There was no staying the progress of the
names, which jumped TO the great piles OF Ium-
Der. and In an hour made a seethipg sea of
flames, against the heat OF which no fireman
could stand. The wind was blowing fresh from
the north. At noon the situation had become
appalling. The flames were still moving stead
lily southwest. All efforts to stop them at Col
mans mill proved futile. The immense struc-
ture Was soon mass OF fire. The great
piaaing-mill adjoining also caught and
all the adjoining property was threat
ened. The workmen and the fire depart
ment then turned their attention toward Cass
street. where a force of men were set to work to
tear down the lumber piles that the flames
might be stopped there. All hope OF saving the
immediate property was abandoned. In adj
oftlon 10 Paufs and Colman's great lumber
mills, the Lacrosse soap factory and some eighty
small dwellings,, besides vast piles of lumber
storehonses, etc., were burned. Ten blocks
were burned over. Fully ], 900 men are thrown
Out OF employment and 400 persons rendered
homeless.
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Sam SPELLS It with n *,

Washington Correspondence New York World.
In rendering Hon. S. S. Cox the membership
OF the Hellenic Pathological sDcosy at ConstAnti-
nople, Nr. Cox was addressed as "Kox," which
reminds US of an incident that occurred in
Congress during or before the war, when Mr.
Cox represented Columbus, Ohio. He had "a
bill pending for an arsenal and grounds asthat
city. W bile out of the House for a mdnent
ralIytng Gov Crittenden and other kentuckfan
membe Tor their votes, his name was called
Al That time the rule was that member must
De within the bar {of the HOuse) WHEN his name
was called Mr. Cox WAS absent. 1t was a
deathly disaster then to be absent at the Note
on his own local measure. After the roll was
ended he arose. mir. Speaker, desire to VOTE
ne cried. The Speaker-"W as the gentleman
from Ohio within the bar when his name was
called? Mr.. COx-"lf you spell IL with q IL L
was Judge Thomas, 6 Nassacbusetts, rose
and asked with gravity: ''At which end Of the
sentlemans name does the h come fn?" AT
both ends, said the member from Ohio
Amid general lauS hter the vote was recorded
the Dill passed, and hOyf' III
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
echedulsIn effect Sc NDAY, DECEMBER 18TH 1888,
until further notice.

until further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street
S;43 am. Fast Limited Express for Pitsburg and
SasSo sS a.
this train for fssi time,
800 pm and i6io M. with through coaches y and "a
Palace sleeping Cars TO above points without change
Louis arriving In Cincinnati next morning Mt As
81 Louis o:3o pm No extra fare is charged on this
For P.tl.burg at sAs am, with rsrlOr Car and
Sob 2 "a. daily, % rtisbarg, Cleveland and Detroit
For baltimore on week days, $40, GAO, 7:3o.s3o
saa $50 1880 $50 sso 5 5se St1 and c.S
1850 Am. l:aa. lao. $50. 4'4o. o,ao. e:4e. 800
For shensndoah Valley Railroad and points south
SSOp m daily. with Pullman Sleeper, Washington 70
For Annapolis. $40 and $50 am, and 1910 and
For way stations between Washington and Baltl-
sS Sp 90 so Sn 1sie sS aaa
$50. 4:4O. 800 and IL 90 pm For stations on Me-
and 5si p NJ daily; 4:so pm DAILY, except sunday.
for principal stations MsiropoIiisn Branch $40 a
ton. stsanson and Ssey srancs s:ao M daily es
SsRs ass c For sns ana ss,v
SUNDAY. For Frederick. $40 am. and 40 pm
For HsSerstown and winchester. $40 and s:4s =
M and o:3i pm. dAily, except Sunday;
lsso $50 and 1890 p.in. New Orleans FL press
From Annapolis $50 and 1913 M, and 30 and
$50 p.fn.. SUNDAY, lo;S5 al m, $50 pun.
From Lexington ESQ p m. daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points, s=25 a m
Trains leave Bsltimors for Washington 9. $40.
ESQ., TO, 6:43, 300 and 1U:S0 a m. l2:lS y q a
4:20 8, $50. 745. 9snd IL 40 D. M on sundays t:30
7:xO S:4o and BOO an. 1-3O Zoo ago, g. $50 7:45
b and IL 90 pm
All trains nom Washington stop NJ Relay station
except 40 3:l5 and 6slo D m.
For further Information apply the Rsltimore and
Ohio Ticket Washington station, 81 and 1851
penmyiysris syenne corner Of 14th street where
received Al any point in the CITY.
b. DUNHAM, G K LORD,
JAIL Gen. Manager, Baltimore. G.P. A
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Two Eloquent Pause..


Two pretty quick-witted minds came In CON
tact when the Rev. DIR. Vincent introduced a,
Chautauqua Chicago clergyman who was I.
lecture Cd Fools" The pre.imiaaries are thu
reported:
I'VE are now 70 have a lecture u fools by one
q very long pause and loud laughter from IN,
audience, when the president concluded Will
the saving clause) ~ the wisest men IN IN,
country
The lecturer advanced to the desk and re-
spondsd: u am not half SO big "a TOOL a. Dr. Vim
cent tano;her very long pause, and still NOR,
hearty laughter from the aodiencei y would nay,
yOu suppose"
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THERE rs NOTHING SURPRISING m TIL

TNHERE rs NOTHING SURPRISING IN THE
Il fact that Bensons Capcne Plasters are widely
initiated that cheap and worthless piasters with names
of similar sound and similar appearance In tyne are
freely offered for SALE Articles of great and original
merit always have to compete with trashy limitations
But as they become known they die out through de-
served neglect Meanwhile we the publ. against
the so-called "Capsicum. "Capsicn" .Capuean and
"Capsicine plasters, whether "Bentons" "Burtou's,
otherwise. They have medicinal or curative vr.
whatever and mGde to sell on the reputation
of Bensons When purchasing ask for Bensons, deal
ceived. The genuine has the Three seals, trade-
mark on the cloth and the word "Capcine cut in the
center. asy0.s
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DRY GOODS.
INDIA AND G ,;sn :. S.sxa

INDIA AND .. Gs5r ..s S!.xa
n s. s.ssx s sR2zH sfIRa
m aREIF as s. ana s1IKs
new CANTON cREPEs AND CREPE DE
oohzH SILK RoBEs-EMBRo1DEREpr INDIA
BEsT QUALITY PLAIN BUFF INDIA SHAN
TUNfi, FOR so CENTS A YARD.
LOUfSINES AND SUMNER SILKS, RANGING
P PEA j. DE IS Sole 81 AID JERSEY SILKS, NEW
SURAHS, RHADAMES. SATIN OUCH haSE AND
FA1LLE FRANCAIsE. FROM 76C no 0a.OO
B4Sk SILK AH rnos 81 m
NOVELTIES IN pENTELLE LANES AND
BEADED SILK GREEApIN ES.
NEW TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH
IIoN sUiTs. RANGfNG FROM SOC. 10 IS PER
New SCOTCH cHEv1ors HoMEsruSs AND
IN PoRTED BLACK JERSEYS. ALL SIZES,
NOVELTIES IN sfLK AND cHuppA sHAw1s
AL, AL TUE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASU1S. SUN UMBRELLAS AND
CARRIAGE SHA DIES
AFK NApE AZ cK 70 F1 h1STs HS
ZEAN & co TO MY EXPRESS ORDER
sc "EXnREME NOVELTIES IN ANDERsoNs
NEW DESIGNS. IN PRINTED BATIsTEs
M nCHoICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED CHALL1s
,THEVERY BEST MAKES OF NJ ER1No UNDER
DREN, IN ALI. WEIGHTS, STYLES AND SIZES
~ PLAIN FIGURES AN DCORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street
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LANsBuReH 81 BRo.
You can always find the --latest Novelties the
most desirable and the greatest variety chocestyes
In our Mourning and Black Goods Department II
would be almost impossible for Us to name onehall
we nave, as our stock is too extensive to enumerate
We name few things which are 1.-THE Latest"
ENTIRELY NEW" CAMELS HAIR
ALBATROSS
This Is of the latest novelties out especially
adapted for Combination Suits 1t can be combined
with Surah Merveillieux almost any light wooden
fabric This material has Albatross ground with
satin finished CAMELo HAIR STRIPE. very rich
AID stylish, 40 inc hes wide, only 81 per yard.
LATE AND Sly LIsH"-"LACE DE LARNE"
This material Is very finely woven: desirable and
stylish for full Suit. worn In Combination AZ in
ches wide, lbs per yard
"a REAL NOVELTY"-DENTELLEC RO HET
This Is almost entirely new. It'll "FabriQue Fran.
caise'" beautifully woven with q lace ground. and
very desirable, AZ inches wide. 81 per yard
NEW AND DESIRABLE'-PANAMA BOUCLE
Lace ground with Boucie Stripe, plain to match
new and very desirable AZ inches WIDE q and o.
per yard
CANVAS BoUCLE"
This is in good demand especially for OVER
DRESSES has q shear woven ground with Boucle
stripe, 40 inches wide, 81 per yard.
CANVAS BASQUETTE"
This Is another new thing. 1t is stylish and will
give satisfaction in the in both striped and plain
for combination or sold separately. This we think
extra good value: IS inches wide. only 81 per yard
ALL WOOI. LACE DENTELIE sUITING
AZ inches wide. good value. new and desirable e2Ac
per yard
sTANGER CLOTH.
extra good value for the money. AZ inches wds Csc
OUR DIAvOLo CLOTH
which repels the dust and will not CRUSH is one of
the very best materials oe ed in this market at
30 low price. ~ inches, ALL WOOL. 60c per yard
ALL WOOL GRAPE CLOTH,
which IL Of our leaders in This Department" n
good bargain at SOC per yard.
"HANDSOME AND STYLISH sEBASTOPOL
CLOTH,
especially suited for Wraps and suits with beautiful
weave and finish. soft and silky-lookng. This will
make very handsome suit: ~ inches wide only q
per yard, uess than ever offered before)
Our stock Of Mourning Goods is full and complete
full line Of C0urtaulds Grapes both for Yelling and
Trimming.
Our JET BLACK GOODS" match our Grapes and
Veiiings, which makes IL much easier for Ladies' TO
purchase their MOURNING GOODS HERE THAN
AT OTHER STORES.
We still have unprecedented good sale on "Our
Three Leaders in Black Cashmere" which are de-
cidedly the best by far offered same price,
80 inches wide, so. 62la and IS cents yer yard.
OUR COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is replete with everything new and styllah. The
Latest Novelties soon produced.
Our stock of White Goods Is now all in.
Dress Ginghams la entirely new patternA
Dress Ginghams in BOucle Effects
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OFFICE OF w. W. LAMB. MD.
" 1249 HANOVER Sr
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER g. 1854
MESSRS EISNER & HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFrs
MALT EXTRACT q. OF A..
$50 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
-, DEAR sIRS.I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEA RS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE AND HAVE
FOUND II TO BE THE BEST EALTH-RE-
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
k Known L HAVE FOUND II ESPECIALLY
nMETER a,ps in , Gases =, OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
HM NE; AaL Z, CHILDkEN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TIE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI-MONTH-
II, AND AESNT A MILLION OF BOTTLES IN.
PORTED BY YOC HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC
TON in THE CUSTOM-HOUSE SATJSFACTO.
HlLf FOX THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY
w. w. LAME ND
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR T. s.
PORT OF PHILA DELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF Johann
HOEE'' AND "MORITZ EISNEk' ON THE NECK
VI EVERY BOTtLE te26 tn III
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LIQUID BREAD
A PURE MALT EXTRACT

Possesses the highest merit II manufacture drum
inc choicest materials and Combines the most paaar
table qualities OF refreshing drink, the
htlng anu wnoesome properties u Lest Malt r.x
tracts
IL Is true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir
hple lor 1nVallds and persons in health. Viii tond
upon tTa TO be pleasant and complete substitute for
all aicohoc drinks most which TOO slimuiat.n >
Tor delicate constitutions.
Is the beverage PAR Excelleuce' for nursinu
mothers creates an abundance of milk, while Il
strengthens and invigorates the entire system.
After careful analysis, Wilbur g. Hall, Phi. D., New
YORK says: Liquid Bread is q refreshing nour shine
iapie beverage, and wholesome invigorating tonic.
ls to the taste, and of easy assimilation
FRANK l. James. PHI D., NJ. D.. st. Louis, after analy-
sls says: Its low percentage of alcohol Its eferves
cence lis delightful taste and odor all combnso re-
commend NlchOlsop5 Malt Extract as being . most
nOurishng beverage. and the best article of the sori
hat has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Propr. ST. LOUIS
At wholesale by
VIM MUEHLEISEN,
D11 9lS 9TH ST.. WASHINGTON
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RAILROADS.

rINHE GREAT
TO THE s ekThss MhsA AID ROUTE sSTThwrr
So, DoubLE TRAsk, sPLkNbIp scENfhY.
Train. 70. "a = SFEE = ARR, I 5Tn, Isse
and streets, as foowc:
For Pittsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
ne se ass es o Il sS AM daily ra.
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 20 CINCINNATI,
to hcsso. with sleeping Car Altoons 70 Shcasss'
Chicago and Cincinnati kx press, 9:IO p NJ Tally,
meeting Al arrs6nrs Win western ~ IpGe Ss
Paes Eseftss ,6 tS6 Iep sr and s Louis
ana the west with through Sleeper harrisburg 70
BALTIMORE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Ganandaigna, Rochester Buffalo Niagara.
toDo ..si 81 s.iy etsep, Saturday with Palace
For "uiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira. nj $50
For New YORK and he i Easi. sls. 900. and 90 A.
ssy I ssS, ~ iy go ana ll2o p NJ On sun
NJ: Hmied Express Of Pullman ParIor oars
IT,, 30 sn,, A. M and 500 = NJ daily except sunday.
For Brooklyn, n. Y, ali through trains conneci at
5 s;Syv S,1 y with boats Of b5ooklyn annex az
double ferrisge across New York city. 1870
40 SS5 iSoo ga and so S sS & On NJ anas S
300 a. n. 200. A:2O. 500, 1000. and 1870 r
M Limited k,prsss. $40 A ~, and 3oo a. NJ.
For saisinsfs; s:ss, rs, 300 s:4o, ESQ, 100 A.
100 A. n, 200. s:2o. o'cc, 10. 1000 'i and
For Pope's Creek Line 7:15 A NJ and 4:4O r. n daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and AZ p NJ.
daily except sunday. Sundays 300 A. NJ 4:20
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 500 7s03 9:25 IL ,0l and lbs A.
NJ, 200, s:25, s:3o. o:ol, sos and ll:31 M On
Sunday ~ 600 e:S5 ll70l A NJ. 4:35. sos p NJ
For Richmond and the South. $780, lIsol A NJ and
ABS 4. NJ. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. ESQ 500.
lo3OO, 1910 A M; 100 3:Oo 1913. $40, 1:u5 .nd
10:42 K: NJ, and l2lo midns sht Except Monday.
On sunday nj 500 and 1910 A Nj; .S:x3 200 and
l0:42 Z. n. aud lz:lo night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cOr-
ner Of 18th street and Penusylvaua avenue, aud AT
the station. where orders be eft for the chetig
OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and resences
CHA, K PUGH, J. n MOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
ap7
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CHANGED WITH DEFALcArIoN.-After two
days preliminary trial, At Harrisonburs Va
the counsel for - L. Sterling, The delauitir.
county treasurer, waived further exaIaination,
and the prisoner was yesterday h,ailed III sue
sum OF $4,000 Tor his appearance before the
grand jury at the April tKI., Q.the COUNTY
court.
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The L0w-Neck Issue

From The San Francisco Pos.
The dresses worn by ths New Yor sAadtes a,
the opera have shocked the modest OF the
clergy. As the experience OF the age does NO,
justify the expectation mat the fair ONES viii
take instruction in drcssmAking from Tn 8 mil
pit, the preachers. II they desire 70 save 80
feelings from injury. Will stay away rom the
opera. ~ 'A-S
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Commissioner

We ne tldersfonsd Banks and Bankers 10Th pay al
may be presented ut counters ~
J. II. OGLESBY,
Pres Louisiana National Bank
j. w. kILBRETH.
Pres State National BANK
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Bank
incorporated IN 1868 for Twenty-Five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
with a capital of 81 ,OOO,UJO-to which o reserve
innd OF over S!oO,OOO has since been added.
by an overW helming popular vote its franchise was
nade part o The present state Constitution adopted
The only LOyLeyy VOted on and entiCsen kv the
people Of any State. WV
III never scales DOstpones
Its Grand single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Extraordinary Drawings regularIv
every three months instead of Annually "a here
tnfore. beginning March. 1856
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
M FOUkTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS ID
IN IdE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEA Ms
TUESDAY, APRIL I3, 1886.
19lst Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Tickets AT Five Dollars Each
Fractions, In Fifhs, in proportion
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PRINcr e WHrrE1r.
STOCK BROKERS'
81 broadway,
$50 Fifth avenue ne" YORK
$50 18th street lCorcoran Building), WASHINGTON
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, DC
GENERAL PARTNERS,
JAMES WHITLEY H CRCGER OAxruv
MAYNARD c. EYRE.
HENRY a. nopeK Washington, D. G.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs, special Partner
Buy aud sell on commission ali classes Of Railway
Securities.
II. H. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
Earding the markets received through our wires in
stanty, direct from the New York Stock Excha nea
Ii orders executed AID reported promptly. te1
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PROFESSIONAL.

rORNS, &c.
~ Daily walks on easy feet, In open air and sun
shine, best promote health aud longevity; hence the
thousands that visit DR. WHITES establishments
L416 Pennsy lvania ave-. Washington, and IL North
Eutaw ST., Baltimore for relief from and avoidance
Of COrns Bnnions Diseased Nails and other foot
ailments. 4Oth year Of practice. 81 sitting. ap6
nR. AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST. N. W.
II Established 1885. Special treatment for ladies':
remedies prompt and reliable: advice free and conf-
dentia terms reasonable. Call or write ap6-lws
MRS DR. ]. SEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR
AvX geon Chiropodist, Manicure and Dermatogist
late OF Boston. Corns 25 cts
Beautiful Nails make beautiful hands Offices 222
st. NV, Washington, DC: l76 9Th ay NY f}3-2m
MADAME PAYN.
M MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROpODIsr
The only and Manufacturer Of Fine Manicnre
and Chiropodist Goods south Of New YORK
ROOMS AND q. VERNON ROW.
HO 045 Pennsylvania ave
MRS NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
AVA AND BUSINESS MEDIUM
IL st home 1724 9Th St. where will be pleass,
" meet ucI uAuV ITlenuS ana patrons.
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SPECTAI,TTES

nR AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST N W.
u Established 1855 Special Treatment: for ladies;
remedies prompt and reliable: advice free and cOn-
Dental: terms reasonable. Call or WRITE ans. Iw.
DEAFNESS IT'S CAUSES AND CURE. BY ONE
Dwho was deaf TWEEN weight years. Treated by
most Of the noted specialists Of the day with no bene
tit Cured himself In three months, and since then
hundreds OF others by same process. plain, simple
and successful home treatment Address
f23tu.th,sl 2w T.S.PAGE. l2S East ZOth st. N CITY
NINE. ROSS, TUE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
AX1 and AstrOl 0Sis has been Consulted on Busness
Love and Matrimony for "a years this city; all In
trouble call, satisfaction guaranteed ONCE hours 10
q IN. 70 pm. Fee SOC and 81. 3l2 First stS E. Capt.
tol HILL fl3
DILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
or ligature Cure guaranteed Can be conm,lted n
2I3 Sd st. nv from 4 to q pm. ap2-IIms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTSOF
LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and gen
iiemen 80 cents each. 4OS street. between 9TH and
9Th streets northwest mvH-d1rU.
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l,soI Prizes amounting $685. 500
Application for rates tn clubs should be made only
10 the ONCE OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving fill
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In Ordinary Letter tmP
Iency oy Express call sums Oh 80 and upwards our
eApense) addressed n. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Make P. Q. Money Orders payable and address Reg
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Ia
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Wy AsHINGToN. ohio AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD

w ROAD.
On and amer NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885. trains will
leave from end arrive ~ Il and r. 9th and streets
station follows
Leave Wa hiugton at 300 am. and l:45 D m.
rive - Leesbufg LOO and 645 pm: arrive at
Round Hill n li:4s m. and 81 pm. Returning.
leave Round Hin 6sol and l:26 pass Lees
burg 6S32 Am. asd xU5 Pm: ind arrive "A Washing
ton at SS5 u m. and &. u pm
The train arriving al Washington 81 6:35 am. and
that leaving Washington at 4:z5 pm are daily: al
other trains are daily skceJt sunday.
II. BELL.
al SUPERINTENDENT Alexandria
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STEAMERS.

ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ bETwNks NAV Sokk ASp HANRf
tompsh. Pier. No. ~ North River foot of Morton
ttreet, New York.
sAnada, Padelr "Wednesday, April Ia. pm
Fam. -Nf'N -
~ oermain. Boyer. "Wednesday. April Is INN
- Laurent, de jousselin " ehnesdsv NAV q Il a N,
checks payaole on sight, ia amounts 90 suit on the
bsngue lratsstlanique OF Paris. LOUIS DE b.
blAN, Agent No Bowling Green, New York
=. Messrs BELL q co. Agents Tor the District Of
APT Washington m N
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rUS ARD LINE.
NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE
The CtNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ.
TIED BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBoR
From Pier No. 30. ". r., New York
thBEiA-.-..sat., April 10 ENBaIA A.. sat NAV =
AoRASIA-Sat, April Il AURASIA.....Sst. MAY Is
ETktRiA-.Ssi, April 2s ETRvRIA....sSa sat, Man ~
cshN sat- MY sERvIA .sst, May ~
AHD EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
cording Recommendations Infern,,-aie sa.. SsSs
steerage al very low rates ,teeraVe t,kels - ana
from LIVERPOOL and Queeutown and ali Other parts ~
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Relfast Gl.Syovr
haEe, AntMerp. and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply al the connsn,,s
ONCE No Bowling Green. both steerage HIlp cabin
70 OTIS BiGELow & Co, 6os sth street, Washington,
VERNON II. BROWN & Co. New York
Messrs OTIS RIGEIDW q co
apo tjUS 9TH street Wasbinston
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FINANCIAL.

GRAIN. PROVISIONS AND OIL
HARRY e. TOWERS & CO.,
BROKERS'.
Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to
Boards Of Trade Of Chicago New York and other
large markets-for cash or on margin.
mh26-1m 1423 + STREET
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
New, CHARMrSe WINTER TouRs
British and French West India Islands. 60
s.S BARRACUDA. sailing 4 tn April
SIS. MoRNCA. sailing April.
Stopping = day Mt st Kits Antirua MART.
nigue, barbados, Demerara. Trinidad, Grenada etc
superb passenger accom- odalion excellent cuslns
smoking room. bath rooms, etc. Apply 10
LEANCltAFr & co.
eel9stuth6m leo Pearl ST. New York
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FLorn FLounn Fnounm.
There has been Q big decline In Flodf and am prs-
pared 20 give the consumer the benefit OF the decline
have Just received two oads OF the finest T.
sofa tLoUk thai ID made. Of 50 "a Also the CALl-
E0RNA PATENT. q o. The very best FAMILY
FLOUR - Is. and Q One EXTRA FAMILY AZ "a SO
n. A. HoOLE, Wholesale Grocer
mh2l ga Louisiana ave. and a., B ST.
4 Good Family Flour. eAeo per barrel I. Good
Family Flour. sl.2a All grades KEEP, and sold
bucket two doeen) Plantation Java coffee
roasted lrequires y less than any other, highest
favor, 2oc. per.ih Shoulder Meat q to 7l,c per Ia
SA.sasds Bs.t Sugar Cured Hama III cih Green
Cine, 10, l2ts and Sc 10. Tee Soc 10. worth oUc
Creamery suttsr, SOC. ID. 2 LII Bird seed, aoc
syrup. Honey, csc gal INDIA TIA CO. AS I'm
delivered and guaranteed Ip
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A DECORATED Sroxr CHxA
CHAMBER SET, S2.o.
THE IMPROVED CARPET SWEEPER ONLY
e1.76 OVER 100000 IN USE SWEEPS
CLEANER THAN BROOM
J. W. sCHAEFER BRO.
CHINA AND GLASS
mh20 1000 9Th O NV.