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AT THE THEATRES.
The Coinrnl.la-lls:x.I.a av Dnfn1

she CoiumIsla-es:.y Lady Dnfnty.,s
Herbert Kelley ana Edne shannon pre-
gen2sd new rIay entitled My Lady
Dainty at The Columbia Theatre last
night. ana made a very favorable i'm
preston. The piece is by Madeline Lucette
Ryley, who has written a number of much
better plays than this are, which, we're i
net for the splendid Interpretation given
I. by Mr.. Kelley and Miss Shannon. and
their associates, would be a most lugabTi-
Gus affair.
Mrs. Ryley has suppiiad some OF the
bright dialogue and Ingenious situations
fer which she Is noted. but her subject
matter is lot u to her usual standard.
There IS nothing but praise due the CO.
Stars for their really excellent work, while
their support is in every way thoroughly
competent.
Mr.. Kelley has role that undoubtedly is
not very eongenial to h:ln, but Miss Shan
non, on the contrary, Is given q part ad-
mirably adapted 10 her personality and ar
tistie temperament The produetioa IS q
very elaborate one, and the good-sized
audience was very liberal IN bestowing It's
approval upon the acting of the principal
players. A youth named William Weston
crsated considerable amusement by his al
most constant endeayer to stand uyon his
head ana perform other feats OF juvenile
aerobaties- The company included num-
Iner 9f well-known players.
There VIII be the usual Thursday and
Saturday afternoon performances.
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The Grand-Yaudextne-

The TWO large audiences that attended
the Grand yesterday were offered a
vaudeville entertainment Of extraordina
~ merit and out of the entire bin there
IS not oEe act that can be truthfuIIy
criticised. In brief the current Chase
bill is one that VIII appeal with great
force 10 every person who witnesses il.
Tor Il is most carefully arranged, with
diversified features, each of which is a
leader in its class.
The headliners are James o. Barrows
and a company of capable assistants. IN
Guiding James Lancaster, Florence VII
Durham and John F. Weber, in a bright
sketch entitled a Thorouehbred. Il
is one Of the very best vaudeville pieces
th3t has ever bsea presented on the
Grand stage and was yesterday greeted
win much hearty laughter Eugene
. RouTke and Rose Braham. with a funny
eOlored youth, offer sketch called
'Parlor - in which they achieve not q
little success. Mr.. O'Rourke is A cana
bic funmakeF and IN Miss Braham he
mas decidedly handsome and accom-
piished helper Henri French does soma
remarkable juggling, while the -Four
Jehnsons handle Indian clubs dexterousIv
did yFo0dcIftrif7=- Tie Three -xacssTFlss
are uneonmonly good aerobats and fhsir
Aet Is one OF the best Of the kind ever
seen on local stage MAZDA SNYDER
sings several songs very we'll and H4tIa
Alice Lewis gives excellent limitations of
soE-1e Eell known actors. Two dogs. yam
kee and Dixie. do ali manner. of tricks IA
the intense amusement of the Younger
portion OF the audience and the entire
satisfaction OF the older ones.
ne performance il SO good that there
IS every indication that Manager Chase
VIII nave one Of the biggest weeks bust
ness OF the year. Matinee daily
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&c NatlonaI-..sapho.,,

Olga Nethersole presented Clyde
Fitch's adaptation of ~Sapho'' at the Ma
tioaal Theatre last night, and was given
a fattering reception by good-sized
audience The performance is in many
respects identical with those given BY the
English woman in this city q year ago.
Miss NethersoIe's portrayal Of Fanny La-
grand is the same as before, and she even
continues the bad practice of delivering
many of her lines with her back to the
audience. preventing them being heard by
persons sitting in the first rows of the
orchestra Hamilton Revelle. the origi-
nal Jean Guissin, has been replaced by
G. Harrison Hunter, whose drawing of the
country youth with the flexible moral IA
cIre is consistent and intelligent
throughout. TIE production is an eiabo-
rate one, particularly the first act, rep
resenung the ballroom alive with rexel-
ers, from whom Sapho selects Jean for
The bestewal OF her favers. The stair
case episode fails TO attract the atten-
ton it did on the occasion Of the previous
performa noes The cast IS a good one
sEd Of much numerical strength
Hiss NethersoIe will repeat @-Sapho--
every light except Saturday. when she
viii present for the first time anywhere
her OWN version OF Sudermann's Mag
ds -
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PRIZE MONEY FOR CHARITY.
A Man Who FouEht With Dewey
Plays SANTA CIaus.

EtAgs S0H4a N3SES.
ST. LOUIS. Ne, Dec. 25-John Walsh.
chief gnnner's .oate on The cruiser Bal
timore, veteran of thirty-eight years
service in the United States Navy, has
arrived in ST. Louis on sixty days fur
Tough with yalise full of silver dollars.
he has brought Christmas cheer to the
mother OF dead comrade and intends TO
play Santa Claus today for his little
niece. Irene Walsh, who lives in Chicago.
Part of Wa1sh's wealth was received
in the distribution of prize money after
the battle Of Manila Bay. While his ship
vas stilI in Philippine waters one Of his
comrades Louis Mitchell, of St. Louis.
seeond-elass gunner's mate on the boat
Nashville Was accidentally shot and
killed by shfpmate while returning
from a visit TO the city OF Manila on the
evening OF September Is.
Walsh heard that MitcheE's mother
gas II destitute circumstances Since his
arrival here he has hunted up the woman
and given her money 70 relieve her imme-
date needs and brought her condition to
The notice OF local charitable erganiza-
tons. He is fftx-four years old, but
looks more like man Of thirty-fve. His
hair IS beginning to turn grey, bus his
well knit form Is erect and he walks with
an easy, springy STEP He OWES four
medals awarded for distinction fl the
service. The only one OF these which he
wears Is the Dewey medal, witk rlssh
al the -saElars who toek part n the base
g Manila Bay were decorated
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4 farmer IS known by his furroW as
uthe carpenter Is known by his ciIips.D It
takes 6 firm hand and true eye to turn
a straight fuFrow. No wonder the farmer
wears out, spite Of exercise and fresh air.
One days work on the farm would tire
11lanya trained athlete. And the farmer
works hardest of ALL The first up and
the last 70 bed, feeding his team before
he feeds himself, his work Is practically
never done Why does net the farmer
treat his own body as he treats the land
he culhvates? He puts back In Pics
Pizatc what he takes out IN crops, or the
land would grow poor. The farmer
should put back into his body the vital
elements exhausted by 1aDor If he does
not, he will soon complain of vpoor
health.1 The great value of Dr. PieTce's
Golden Medical Discovery is N It's vital
fzing power. It gives strength to the
stomach, Efe to the lungs, purity to the
blood II supplies Nature with the sub
stances hy which she builds up the body,
Just as the farmer supplies Nature with
the substances that build up the crops.
81 vzriee 10 tell yoa of she great benezt Z -e-
ceived from the use of Dr.. PIercc5 Golden Med
side Pt.tuz1n Co, " W. It cured me OF 4 very
bad case Of Indigestion associated with torpid
liver Before began the use .; Golde1 MD
ical Discovery had no appetite could not sleep
nor work bvt very little. The little that I ate
did not agree WITH me, bowels constipated and
llle vas misery TO me- wrote TO DR.. Pierce
giving the symptoms and asked for advice
He advised 171e to try the Golden Medical Dis
covery' SO began the use of It and afleT taking
four bottles teit 50 sell that went TO work;
but soon gcs worse, 50 again began the use Oft
and used Il about eight weeks longer when
Uas permanently crred-1
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets iuvigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels. Use
them when yoE require q Pill.
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The Acaacmy-"Through the Break

There was a gcod-sized audience at the
Academy OF Music last night when
Through the Breakers received its Irst
local presentation. The play is By Owen
Davis, who has written number Of SEN
sational meiodranas, none OF which. how
S5er, exceis IN thrilling situations and
near interest this latest Academy per-
The scenic portion Of the piece is If
most elaborate character and more preten-
ttoes productions rarely display a larger
amount OF scenery. The company Is a good
one szd includes such ReIl-known PLAYERS
Is J. H Cesar Joseph ?. Keefe. HarrF
1-eFlgn. Claude Mccoy, Nellie Citing. Fan
~ ants, Laura Linden, and Amanda
Wellington
Through the Breakers win be repeat-
"a 81 the academy. and there will also
be n1aEnees On Thursday and SATURDAY
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with Scusa's Band. and while her voice is
bat shadow Of its former self, it is still
so much better than the ordinary that her
efforts aEe received with much genuine
pleasure by the LTcsum audiences The
list Of vaudeville contributors includes: Al
Reeves, : it'll his banjo; Oracle Leonard.
Kelley aid Reno, Swen and o'Day, SIR
and Mrs Wiley Hamilton In q humorous
ana weli-acted sketch called why Smith
Stayed Home. Two burlesqHes, entitled
The silly SoeialF and 'sOld Companions, ("
serve TO engage the entire company in a
lot of new songs and effective groupings.
Matinee daily
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play in which she has heretofore ap-
peared. TIC piece is a dramatization Of
Gilbert Parker's well-knt.wn novel.
Miss Burroughs mana ger has furnished
the play with u complete scenic equip
mcnt, and has engaged a strong company
TO support his star. The list of players
Is headed by Maurice Barrymore. and IN
eludes Holbrook Biinn, Frederick Perry,
Taylor Granville, Charles Lane, Norman
Campbell, L p Hicks, C L Gilbert, Eliz-
abeth Woodson, Jennie Reiharth, and
many others It is said that the services
OF nearly 100 people are employed in this
production
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The Bijou-~A New York GirI.s

The Bijou-'@A Ne-v York GIRL
Among the best attractions that have
been seen at the Bijou during the season
is 4 New York Girl. . which was SO well
received when It appeared at this house
earlier il the season that a return en-
gagement was booked, and If the size Of
the audiences yesterday may be taken as
a criterion. the second visit OF the com
pany VIII be even more profitable tfan
the former one was. Howard and Emer-
son have hit upon many new ideas which
they have incorporated into the bill with
the result that the performance is supe-
rior to that of many of the travelling bur
IesqGe organizations.
Besides the stars. with their Illus
trsted songs. with motion pictures. the
following weil-known vaudeville people
add considerable 20 the entertainment:
Anderson and Wallace. Williams and
Adams. the famous Livingstone family OF
acro1bats, and Kelly and Davis 4 pleas
ing feature of the performance Is the
reproduction OF the moving pictures CT
the FtzsimmoDs- Rubin fight Daily
Enatinee during the week
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FntaI &C. o. Fexer.

ELK GARDEN. ". Va. Dec. 25.-Three
children OF EphEaim Rodruck, Of this place.
have died within three days from typhoid
fever They we're Susan, aged 13; Ottie.
aged Is. ana Oliver. aged 49, TIE father
himself is at deaths door and Is crazed
with grief AZ the Ceath OF his children.
5ttie died while Sussn and osiTer were
being buried, theiC funerals having occur
rel az tho same hour Typhoid fever is
prevailing at number Of points and Is at
tributei 20 the water.
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect November 3. 1900. .
Leave Washington, View jersey ave and 81
Chicago Northwest, 1910 d n, sos p n.
Cincinnati &. Louis. and Indianapolis, s1o-05
I. m, as ,. IL, ITO night
Pittsssry and Cleveland 1858 a m, ss=Sc
P. IA. Eld 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling. ss:o5 p. IA
Winchester IEs.s5 a m, iis:45. and is:so p IA
Annapolis, IIII7;Io, $3.50, 1895 4 m, la.15
Flsd-z saP ssS e-e9oo. 1000 a. n --l.l4
aassrstosn. ,6sos a m. and $3.50
Boyd and way points. 5sS5, Ns.ta
s1:Is H4:sa. 1854. s7sO5 p. r.
eai attic and way points. Sc,
s7.95. s*I9:I5, fi1a-25 p IA
Washington Junction and way points.
1870 a m, -.1:I5 40. $50 p
BztI ssS sseh asys; 80 80, o'oe. S;Ss
I215. zI-f0, 1860 x4-05. xs:9. ABS,
x5-E9, 1880 xs.20 e:So, xS.00, xJ5soo, z
L % p. n Sundays. x2-55. 1T-05, xT:Io.
xS-Co :. IA. 1I2.T0, x1:lo, 1-15, x3-0o. 12-Se
x5:eS. x5:F9. o-so. xs-59. xi0:ea, xli;Sa,
= ROYAL BLUE LINE
Al trains illuminated with PiHtsch Hgi
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and the East. .z.s5. sT-95 Diner, $50 (B
5000 {IiReT) 4 1000 (DineI} a. m,
fDiner), 10 iDiEe-l 500 (.'Royel LdH
Diner. 40 Buffet. .5,os Diner. sss
sII-30 o m (Sleeping Car open az 1910 %
P=vior SSrs On al day trains
Atlznrie City. 1000 a n, II1:Io necr
III=1o and $3.50 7. n
DAILY Except SGnday- sunday
xE1p1ess trains
Baggage called fox and checked from hote
residences by Union Transfer Co or 0T6si
At ticket Offices, 6Is Pennsylvania Avenue
west New York ATsnue and 18th Street.,
Depot Telephone ticket ofhces fer B. & O
tric Automobile Cabs
F =. UNDERWOOD, ID. 3 A2Rfi
Cd Wee President Mgr. Pass II
AID Gen Manager
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Ke-nan,s-Al Reeves, shox

The current attraction at Kernan.s is
the Al Reeves show, With TIE clever star
IN evidence. accompanied by his banjo and
lot Of new jokes and PAROLES. The com
pany Is as good as any Mr. Reeves has ever
nad and the performance is unusually en-
5oyabie. Prominent In the list Of artists
Is Insz Mecusker al one time q soIoisf
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
nad
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania ave and Is ~ St
In effect November l, Isee-
For AfxauSris-yfeek DAYS. $50, 7:os. 49,
Soc s-35, $50, BIS. 1900 100, 1I.30 = 1s.s
xI2;o5, i2-o 12:45s xl.e5. f:zs zee, z.so. x2sS9
S.33, S=59, x4:I5, AIS, $50, $40, x5.24, $40,
6:e4. go. 5sS6 go 500. s:E5. 9.3e. I0.I5,
I:so, and Il 80 p. Sundays, 7:g5, BOO, Gas.
1o:s0s 1i.o7 IIsso q. NJ, 300 noon, Iz:So 1soos
1.30. 2:o5. $50. 2:ao $50 100. 30 SEQ, $40
500 ESQ. 5:oo. 5sse, 500. s:45, $50, 1915,
II 20. and 1I.50 p. M
For Mount FerEoR-WeeIc dars. 6s25, 800 1000.
11soo NJ. z12so5Y x1soS, 2so5. x2.59 2=5e, KALI
x5:24 5saS. and $50 p M. Sundays 300 a M.
12:e9 noon, 2sec 400, 5seo, and SD P. n.
For Arlington and Aquedoct Bridge-wesk
Gays, 500, T.oz 7;30 800 1885, SIS, Ssz5. 15:0o
snd HOO a. n. .I2:o5 Is.2e s12:s5, Jos. Us
eco, =zs59 z;53, $50. S=5s. -4s35, $50, 5:zz,
6,G1 $50 T:06, and SOD p.l m SGndzys, T.<5,
eco Gas. 1000, u719 and ITO =. "a. - 90
noon, eI2 30 100 tI:2O, 200 szsaI, 300, 49,
400. $50 500, $50 e:eo. $50. 7soe. I'D
sEe 500 p.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
xExpress. 80 Arlington only.
G. Z. ABBoT. President.
J. CoLrTS. Superintendent
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The CoIunbIa-"The battle of the
Sfro=RS

Marie Burroughs. engagement in the
Battle OF the strong VIII commence at
the Columbia Theatre. Monday even
ing, December 81. There is every indl-
cation that both the star and the play will
be favorably received by local theatre
goers. Miss Burroughs has achieved many
successes during her career. but it is said
the opportunity afforded her in the Bat
tie OF the Strong is greater than in any
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Southern Ry.
Schedule N ez.ct November ., 1900.

Schedule IN efT,ct November % 1900.
Trains leave rom Peana- Station
s:6i a. II. Daily. Local Tor HaErisonbaI
for Charlotte and Wy stations
HIS a n Daily. l. S Fast Nail y
cars TO New Orleans, Columbia, SavsnG2l
jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with slseI
AsheviIie, Chattanooga and Memphis,
Daayille With sIespeT f0f Birmingham 3
Charlotte. with> sleeper for Augusta Sole
Washington 20 New Orleans Dining car SCI
u.sT a n; Daily. Local fer Chariottes7
4-3i D m Week Days Local foF Front
SxrasbyTrg sad Harrisoahisrs.
80 D. m Daily Local for ChaTiottsssif
a55 ?. m Daily X 7 & Fla Express
ing cars TO Augusta with connections lsE9
and Charleston, snd 10 savannah, Jaekso
and Port Tampa. Through coach 20 sackse
SIS D. m. Daily Washington and Chztti
Limited Via LyEcnbu1g)- Sleeping cas- 70
oke Kaox4iIIe Chattanooga, Memphis, az
Orleans. Through coach 10 Memphis DIM
1o:s5 y. N Daily. Washington and soHt
er1 Limited Sleeping cars 50 AshevfneI
vile, Chattanooga. ard Nashville. srG % A
Macon. Birmingham. Memphis, aentgoneT.
bile and New Orleans. connects al New
with Sunset Limited for California. D1sii
service Tourist sleeper Washington 20 San
cisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
TRAINS OK BLUEMoST BRANCH.
week days and SIS p. n. SUNDAYS for
nom. 5.s5 .. n. Saturdays and ASS p. "a.
6axs and 7I:2a D N. Wednesdays and
Sais. Cor LeesbCrg. 6:25 P. m week q
HeEndon-
Through trains from the South arrive VI
Ton 6:42 a n, z:s5 4 m, e:lS p m, 81
D. m. daily From HarrisoaburE II 81 =,
DAYS and $40 p. n daily Fson CazTlots
SIS a. N. aud $40 ?. Hi.5atiy.
Tickets, sleeping car reservatiers, and ct
formation furnished ano baggage called II
checked from hotels and residences by
Transfer Co.. on orders left at Ticket otds
15th St. NV; 81 fsana- Ave NV.
phone III Tor ?. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK s G8NNo
Cd '. P and Gen.
IN cTLP, Traffic Manager.
" 4. TURK. General ?ass,r AZ
/ s BROWN. General Agent.
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ron sALE-HoasEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-To be sold without reserve "A fsozses
snd mares; been used IN city; suitable for
butcher baker milk nan. erocerynaSn, family.
or would make excellent farm horses or mares. no
reasonable ofssr refused Call at Residence, 212
IL St nv es2s-2t
FOR sAIE-Good secondhand doctors phsetou It
PREST0S'S STABLE sth and ! nv. dezze,5t
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WALL PAPER-

LET Yos5R RESOLUTIONS be for the new year
that SoEte shah paper the rooms OF your
house; gos vii5 have friends visiting you during
Inauguration week. and have tae home papercd
In nice way. Rooms pspsred, 8 up F. C.
es0fiTEEs ssos9ta st. ms. des4-tf
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ron sALE-Ho1 sEs.

ron sAIE-Thz cheapest thing in the city,
four-.oon bricks; we'll located one-half
square from car line and renting for SIS per
month. fer g. 100 J. D. " D. St'LLIE Az
Te7 18th St nv. deeo-sf, eFT
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk 6 Washington
SfaamImat Go.

-- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- psrt News. snd 81 points seutk, - the
- superb. powerful sfeel palace STEAMERS
- Newport News,s s.SesTclk.'' and wash
- ingten." on the following schedule.
Iv- Washington asa pm ". Portsmouth % pm
". Alexandria..7.60 pm Lv Norfolk IS 9Ss
Al. Fl. Aonree.7.00 am IL. IL 40nrce-.sS5 pin
Ar Norfolk SO am A. Alsx&striz-.e 80 an
AZ. PortsEBoEtli.s IS an Ar Washington % an
- 11cksfs vi sale ii ST Penn. ave. B. and
- O. ticket Ufliee. go Penn ava and corner
- 18th st. aid \. j. ave, G. 3 o. ticket CT
- acxs al 5lS Penn. ave, and sos 18th St.
49, s. A. L ticket otace, 1884 =. z. ave. sad
- % board ssesneEs
ENFor further information spply al gen
- erai Offices, It'll 81. wharf. Wash D. G.
- Phone $50
aoas-sf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Central location. good service. steam heat oaces
Ia eIlias Bnilding &c raer Tenth and D streets
norsawsss. ie- =css vsry sax 70 good tea--ss
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E!Z!lZI
- % I3I sIis Isl 81 J s.. 49,

! have positive cure for enlarged prostate,
striefure, or difficult UFination from any e2use.
No cutting. ae mercury, 10 pain
Dr. Reeds .'Hipocket Tonic makes old men
young, and young men friSky-never fails
d. Reds ,0yer Night Cure for souorrheez
cures while you sleep-get il fodav-
Office hours. 10 to l. 9 to 6 SUNDAY. 10 TO IL
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Seaboard Air Line RaiIWay
ssFLoR1DA AND WEST INDIA SHORT

-.--zS.s -s5rszS1s, and 81 points in ne
Southwest Through Sleeping cars to Atlanta
Fer fu8 thar Information apply TO " Il NcCos-
NELL. General Agent 1sSt NsE XS-k are.
Eo<-tf
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4 erecting From. ,Phere e.4.

Here's merry Christmas. fail Of good cheer.
F.ors tae hrrwers Of TIE Henricis rurs heers.
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FoREIGx HAS

otHtltt ic Er4d 0dlifr a. Gll9n5ea fl~E Occur
at any time.
FoEEiGN MAILS are forwarded te the ports
q sailing daily, and the schedule Of ciosinss IS
ed overland transit Fof the week ending Drcssa-
Der % 1900. the last connecting CLOSES wiU be
made from this oties as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESpAF-(b) At rs p. m for EUROPE. per
S. : st. Louis. from New York. yis Scath-
ampson.
tc1 At u.05 D N. for BELGIUM direct. per
5 ;. NaderiaBd from New York Nail must
be directed Per 8. s Ysderiand-
@EDNESDAf-(c) At II-a5 p m Tor AZORES
ISLANDS, per 5, 8 Trojan Prince, from New
YORK.
FRIDAT-(bl st rs p. n for FRANCE. sHTT-
ZERLASD, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL.
TURKEY EGYPT. BRITISH INDIA. aRd ID-
RESz9 &AReJEz per <. $ Ia NOrGaR'iie.
h-Si View York. via Hasre. Nail fer other
parts Of It ROPE mist be directed per s $
Ia N0Fmandie"
IS At H7oJ p. n. Cor I'll ROPE. per = s.
Csmpazia- frsm New YORK pil Queenstoern-
81 At 1l515 D. n Tor NETHERf. ANDS IL
Tecs. per 8 Amsterdam. from Nex York
Mail nsRst he directed Per s :. A1ste9GaH1.
te} At Hes p. for ITALY. per 5.
Ailer. nom New York. sia Naples Nal must
be 4sirs4ted Per s $ AlieT ."
Co AZ Hes p Tor SCOTLAND. perzs
s. Anchoria. from View York Mai ililst De
directed Per s. s. Anchoris-"
PRINTED MATTER, ETts-This steamer zaies
Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and samples
for Germany cniy. The same olazs 81 mail matter
Tor other parts Of EUROPE viii not be sent by
this ship unless specially directed by her.
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W&NTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WAETED-At once by lady room and board
IN private family or rooms for l. h. x no
other roolners boartieTs; near Capitol. Box SIl
this Office 6s2j-sf en-
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BIRDS. d es. ETC.

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