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Un- like tea and coffee, it is not only a stimulant but a nour- isher; and it has the great ad- vantage of leaving no narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted VanHouten’s Cocoa “BEST&GOES FARTHEST” to general use. The strong may take it with pleasure, and the weak with impunity. ae-Vas Hovren's Cocoa (“once tried, always used”) leaves no injurious effects on ‘the nervous system. It is no wonder, there- fore, that in all parts of the world, this inventor's Cocoa is recommended by med- feal men instead of tea and coffee other cocoas or chocolates for dally tase by children or adults, hale and sick, rich and poor. “Largest sale in the world.” Ask for Vax HovrEs’s and take noother. “ ~| eirealation, the edvertising rates of Tax Evzx- other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit, _Jis service ie better than any other paper in the city can possibly give! —_——_—_—— WHEN IT DOESN’T RAIN. Base Ball Games to be Played—Notes of the Diamond. Once more the base ball enthusiasts of the city were doomed to disappointment yesterday when the rain began to fall during the middle of the day and continued through the after- noon, The game between the Senators and the Cuban Giants had, therefore, to be postponed. As this is written it looks very much as though there would be a game today, but predicting is dangerous work nowadays. Mr. Hewett has decided to adopt one of the suggestions thrown out by Te Sram in regard to the notification of the public on wet days whether or not there will be a game. Hereafter whenever there is any doubt as to the chances of a contest coming off bulletins announcing the decision of the manager will be found posted conspicuously at the following i atthe corner of 9th and New York avenue, By this means a ma- jority of the would-be patrons will be reached without any effort on their part, and the points selected so central that all who have any desire to know can learnina few minutes. These bulletins will only be posted when there 38 @ possible doubt and not when no rain fallen or is likely to fall during the same day as that scheduled for the game. Next week will bea lively one at the park here if the weather is only a trifle more lenient than it has been this week. To lose three such games as those with Boston and the Cuban Giants and to play but one such game as that with William College is pretty hard lines, but it is only the fate that has come to most teams this year except those that went south. There are & few folks in town who really believe that Washington is not fitted for base ball, arguing that more rain falls here in a year than in any other ball club city. It was indeed true that GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & CO0.’S Breakfast Cocoa Is absolutel; and itis ‘coke Me Washington had more postponed games last year No Chemicals | thn any other league club,butit is undoubtedly are used in ite preparation. Tt Kas more | 8 fact that there were dry days enough to satisfy Gian three times the strength of Cocoa | the base ball bunger of the Washington patrons. mixed with Starch, Anowroot or Sugar, | The chances are that this il be unusu- ‘and is therefore far more economical, PA costing less than one cent acup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, Ea ih stzx Dicestep, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as persons in health, Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. mwf1lT ally dry. This is a private tip from the weather bureau, NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE. But, as to next week, there are first the Rich- monds Monday and Tuesday, a strong club, eager for admission into an organization and with longing eyes on the franchise now held by Wilmington. Itis believed by those who understand the situation that there is only one club in the Atlantic Association that may not finish the season, and that is Wilmington. But | it is very certain that if Wilmington should drop out Richmodd stands ready to jump in at &@ moment's notice. The Richmond team is a fair one and depends upon what games can be played with Norfolk and other cities within a tew hours from home. After they have come and gone theGorhams of New York, a strong semi-professional team, will play on Wednesday and also on Friday, with the Philadelphia club sandwiched in between on Thursday. PEARS’ SOAP le the MOST EOANT TOILET SOAP rw THD WORLD. For a DISORDERED LIVER Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 26cts. a Box. oF ALT DRUGGISTsS. MUD PUDDLES, Don’t look at the sun, ‘The Alerts play tomorrow. We leave home on the 3d for Baltimore. Baltimore and Boston could not play because of the rain. Philadeiphia plays Baltimore next Friday, the day after its appearance here, Secretary Braden of the Atlantic Association has issued official notices that W. F. Horner has signed with New Haven and T. F. Power with the Baltimore club. Manager Sharsig vesterday released Pitcher Mike Kilroy and Catcher Ernest Smith. Neither was strong enough for the Athletic team. Stover, the deaf-mute center fielder who was released by Washington, wants to play on the Baltimore club. He forwarded an application indorsed by President N. E. Young, but Mana- ger Barnie informed him by letter that he had allthe men he wanted just now.—Baltunore Sun, Boston people think that New York will walk away with the league pennant again next * | year, but Bostonians will have considerable re- | spect for Brooklyn and Cincinnati when they see these two clubs play. Most of the men in these two teams are almost entire strangers to Boston and both the teams are stronger than ever before.—New York Te Arlie Latham is in another scrape. tleman Webb, a young St. Louis attorney, has piloted the dude through all his matrimonial adventures, but he repudiated the bills for legal survioe. Webb got his pion up, and after Wednesday's game a constable took pos- trousers he'd fly in a rage. And all this nasti- | session of all Latham’s clothing, amounting to ness could be avoided if he would use | $500 in value. The unfortunate third baseman MO(U)RNING REVERIE. D. Cas- “‘Itis marvellous how s man fike my husband, who prides himself on bis tidy appearance, can carry so much hidden dirt. If the edge of my skirt looked as abominable as the bottom of his until Comiskey lent him a suit three sizes too on his Shoes, but he won’t; and yet he says it is { big.—Sun, | Yesterday's games resulted as follows: the finest Dressing in the world for his Harness. | ——— pig headed, and John is one At Philadelphia — Philadelphia 17, Athletic WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. University 7, Williams 3 At New York Sold by all Dealers and Harness Makers. Rochester 6, New York 3, At Brooklyn— Brooklyn (L.) 18, Newark 2; Brooklyn (A.) 20, Jersey City, 11, At Chicago—Chicago (L.) 10, St. Louis 4 At Pittsburg—Pittsburg (L.) 8, Wheeling 6. New Haven—New Haven 7, Mets 2, At Harrisburg—Harrisburg 11, Syra- cuse 3, At St, Louis—Chicago 10, Cleveland 6 (P.L.) Manager Barnie has challenged Powers of hester to play him two games in Baltimore on the 14th and 15th, the winner to take al! re- ceipts. Powers says he has a game scheduled in Jersey Oity on the 14th and in New Haven on the 15th, and he, therefore, cannot accept Barnie’s offer. He is willing, however, to play Baltimore on the first mutually open date and promises to snow the Orioles under. President Young, in an interview with a Bal- timore Sun correspondent, admits that thin: look serious for the buse ball business with in- creased competition and expenses, but he thinks that there is a greatly increased interest in the game and discredits the idea that there will be a collapse before the season is out, Nevertheless it looks very much as though | something would snap. Pittsburg’s League | Club ig deplorably weak, being just able to | pull out a game from Wheeling yesterday. The | ex-Smoky city is very hot for the brotherhood, Proved as permanent ‘as it was radical. 1feel the Labor Union element there forming the sure that without your skillful aid my cousin | larger part oe ‘an Laoras oe sgt ory eh! would have been s deaf man all his life, | 12 New York things do not appear bright for Wacoman ac ace in whichyou have been | the, league, Yesterday the Mochester team, Dearnzss Awp Carazru Cone. Dr. Lighthill takes pleasure to submit | to those interested the following testi- monials of cures: FROM MR. T. E. ROESSLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTO; “THE ARLINGTON.” ‘Wasnrxaton, D.C., March 6, 1890. My Dra Dr. Lionruiie: Itgives me great pleasure to state that you effected & remarkable cure of deafness and dis- charge from the ears in the case of my cousin, Marcus C. Koessle, and that the case has H which Washington defeated, downed Mutrie’s equally successful, I cheerfully give you leave men 6 to 3, and this after the absorption of the to refer tome atany time and hope that your Hoosiers, eS ee MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD, Collectors of Taxes—Real Estate Deals— The Electric Railroad. Correspondence of Tax EvENING STAR. Rocxvitue, April 10, ‘The county commissioners today made the following appointments of collectors of taxes: First district, Bowie Magruder; second, John Clagett; third, Charles Sellman; fourth, John E. West; fifth, Thomas Waters of 8. Letters of administration on the estate of the late Martin T. Fisher have been granted to John H, Williams. Mr. Leonard 8, Chapman of Washington has purchased of Tilghman Graham two and a half | acres of land near this place for @: ‘The Sandy Spring Lyceum has elected the following officers; Geo. B. Miller, president; Mrs, Elizabeth Stabler, secretary; Samuel Weatherald, treasurer. practice in Washington will prove # distun- ’Uished success, Yours truly, 4. E ROESSLE. FROM MR. H. P. DEGRAAF, PRESIDENT OF THE BOWERY NATIONAL BANK. New Yorg, May 7, 1888. Da. Licntame: ‘Mx Deak Str: It affords me great pleasure to join the long list of mateful patients who have been relieved from troublesome and obsti- nate complaints by your superior skill. My case Was chronic cutarrh, from which I had suffered tw such an extent that it weakened my general bealth and finally guve rise to such severe pain ‘mand about the head and throat that it pre- Veuted me from sleeping and alarmed my fam- ily. Iam happy to state that the very first ap- pheation of your treatment gave me prompt and decided relief. In a few days the pain had Gisappeared and by degrees the other distrese- ing symptoms characteristic of catarrh yielded Ite Star are only about half as high as those of Btate toyour administrations, until I now find my- self completely cured. I therefore cheerfully Mrs. Sarah Lyddanc has purchased the house and lot of the late M. Green of this place tender you this testimonial of your skill and = 5a dink ahaa 4 oe fuccess, in the hope that othere:may be bene vy fe small son ir, Stedby it pebtiectan. LP. DEGMAAE. Bampires Forty Se rn ooety toute Eayeage TABI ‘The new Catholic church recently built near Dr. Lighthill, for thirty years a Specialist in Great Falls will be dedicated May 15 by Cardi- the cure of the diseases uf the Ear and Respira- nal Gibbons, tory Organs, can be consulted on Deafness, Mr. Nathaniel Clagett, a inent citizen Catarrh, Asthma and Diseases of the Throat | Of Darnestown district, is ill, The incor} tors: the ‘end Lungs at bis office, Rockville No. 1017 15TH 8T. NW. - made Herdics pass the door. for the r Office hours from & to 12 and 3 to 5. mis beeen, op of the [> "Reed | EDWARD L. DENT, M. t.. Proprietor. of 6 sores at ‘The bert to werk, Steel ; at “AND PRESSED FOR @1. Chilpancingo Eyraud, Barer erg el Seer’ Sania AUIS | Se Ta vander surveil = any adane Wes Measiaices | Asapalicg to teke a steamer for Ponama a al ee ARCHER ARRESTED. F Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 | He is to Have a Hearing Next Tues- @ay Before the Governor. Treasurer Stevenson Archer was placed under arrest at his home at Belair yesterday, says the Baltimore Sun, upon a bench warrant issued by Judge Harlan of Baltimore. Messen- ger Maguire summoned him to appear before the governor at Annapolis on Tuesday next to answer the charge of malfeasance in office, which has been made against him. The legis- lative investigating committee have been occu- Pied in taking testimony relative to Mr. Archer's loans for which the state's securities were pledged. Thus far the committee have traced $43,500 of the $127,000 missing. The commit- tee made its report to Gov. Jackson. It recom- mends that the attorney general be instructed to proceed at once to bring suit on the several bonds given by Archer for the faithful perform- ance of his official duties and that the facts de- veloped by the committee in the course of th ion, with the testimony taken before the attorney general torney of Baltimore city. As s00n as the legislative investigation committee submitted its report and charge to the gov- ernor in Baltimore this afternoon he sum- moned State’s Attorney Kerr of Baltimore and Chief of Police Frey and after a brief con! ence it was decided to no longer delay criminal roceedings, but at once place the dishonest official under arrest. The investigation will be continued today. Mr. Archer was placed under arrest at his home, ‘Hazel Dell,” by Detective Pumphre: of Baltimore, who arrived at Belair on the o'clock train, The detective drove to Mr. Archer's house, and on entering the porch he was met by Mr. Geo, Van Bibber, who asked him whom he wished to see. Mr. Pumphrey told him that he wanted to see Mr. Archer. The two men disappeared through a door which leads to the parior, Mr. Van Bibber re- Pager that the nature of the business with ir, Archer be told to him, as he could attend | to it. When informed of the nature of the visit Mr. Van Bibber offered no objections and led the be Bg the room where Mr. Archer was ly- ing in bed. On entering the room the detective read the bench warrant, which was sworn out before Judge Harlan of Baltimore. While Mr. Pum- phrey read the contents of the paper Mr. Archer listened attentively and showed little or no sign of discomfiture. At the conclusion of the reading Mr. Archer said: “This is what I expected.” He would have talked further, but at that moment Mr. J. E. Maguire, the governor's messenger, entered the room and after greeting Mr. Archer the messenger then read the fol- lowing notice: “State of Maryland, Executive Department, Annapolis, Md.—To Stevenson Archer, treas- urer of Maryland.—Sir: You are hereby notified that charges have been preferred to me against you for malfeasance in oftice and for misappro- Priation of the funds of the state, a copy of which charges and the names of the witnesses are herewith furnished to you. Ihave fixed Tuesday next, the 15th day of April, A.D. 1890, at 11 o’clock a.m., at the executive department, Annapolis, Md., for a hearing of the said charges, at which time and place you are hereby notified to be and appear then and there to answer the said charges in obedience to section 6 of article 6 of the constitution of the state of Maryland, Witness my hand, this 10th day of April, A.D. 1890, “Exiau E. Jackson, “Governor of Maryland, “By the Governor. ‘E. W. Le Compre, “Secretary of State.” When Mr. Maguire finished ‘reading the paper Mr, Archer looked up and said: “I suppose I shall have to answer thi Mr. Van Bibber interrupted him by saying: “We will attend to that afterward.” At this pee Mr. Van Bibber asked Mr. Maguire if he ad any further business with Mr. Archer, and if not he would ask him to retire, as he wanted to talk privately with Mr. Pumphrey. During the reading of the warrant and of the governor's summons there was no one in the room excepting the officers and Mr. Van Bibber. Several friends who had been present were asked to leave. and it was not until late that the family were made acquainted with the news of Mr. Archer’s arrest, aud it fell like a thun- der-clap among the! Mrs, Silver and Miss Daisy Archer were ussisted in caring for their mother by Mrs, Van Bibber. ‘The condition of Mr. Archer is such that it will be impossible for him to be moved for severkl days, during which time Detective Pumphrey will remain. The home of Mr. Archer was like a deserted building. Scarcely any lights could be scen from the outside and every one walked on tip-toe. In the town no one seemed to know what had taken place at “Hazel Dell,” Those who knew of the visit of Detective Pumpbrey thought he had come to serve notice on Mr. Archer to appear before the investigating committee. r. Archer has been under h for several days, ‘The grand jury of the criminal court of Bal- timore city have been advised by propor legal authority that if Mr. Archer's misuse of the state funds constitute embezzlement the grand jury of that city will present him for trial in’ the criminal court unless the case be removed. But if the acts committed constitute malfeas- ance in office the grand jury of the cireuit court at Annapolis will take cognizance of it, 00 oe CORNELL’S EMBARRASSMENT. Judgment Creditors Cannot Find Him nor Learn Where He Is. Alonzo B. Cornell, formerly governor of New York, is missing and his disappearance is caus- ing serious comment in financial circles, owing to certain transactions which have lately come to light and which are not favorable to Mr. Cornell’s business reputation, It is generally known now that he is either in hiding cr has kept out of the way to avoid the sheriff's offi- cers, as judgments have been entered against him for about #5,000 on promisory notes, of which he was either the maker or indorser. Half a dozen judgments for various amounts | have been obtained against the governor, and it is also reported in banking circles that he has issued a great deal of his own paper, se- cured discounts for it here and there, and the general belief is that a large amount of such paper is either now outstanding, protested or waiting maturity. Some of the governor's in- timate friends have said that the reason for his peculiar business transactions is due to what they believe is mental prostration and that sort of overbalancing of the mind which comes from overwork and mental strain. He seemed to have visions respecting the negotiation of business schemes of vast magni- tude, which his friends knew perfectly well were purely imaginary, His manner bas’ been nervous and constrained and he has become irritable, very loquacious and has been seen go- ing around the streets talking to himself ina nervous and excited manner, Some of his real estate transactions also have been so peculiar that they have confirmed the fears his friends have of his mentul condition, Jersey City’s Election to be Contested. It is certain that the re-election of Orestes Cleveland as mayor of Jersey City will be con- tested by the republicans and anti-ring demo- crats as soon as the result of the election is Officially announced by the board of canvas- vers, If Mr. Perkius, the defeated republican candidate, will not take action himself the friends of reform will do it independently, This course was decided on at a meeting of the executive committee of the Hudson County Ballot Reform Association, The face of the returns gives Cleveland 1,822 majority over Perkins. The vote in the ‘six assembly districts forming Jersey City shows, it is claimed, that Cleveland was elected dy | what are cleafly swollen and fraudulent ma- jorities in two districts, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1899—TWELVE PAGES, Less House-Cleaning Health Less Annoyance More Comfort Such is the experience of women whouse Pearline for houseclean- ing, and the degree of health and comfort is largely due to the way they use it. 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COLUMBLA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. Now open. | i SE are oPranite city post ofice, : : x thorough Courses: Business, English. Account aot con __™ ROBERTS & 80N8._ gncp; delecraphy, Shorthand and Typewriting. New ENNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY, 8.3: building and new furniture. Send for circulars Michi ‘euue hear the oceaul: steam beat, C.K. URNER, AM. CE, Prin. Sisetne belia snd other modern haproveuienterecoutly | Third year as a Buniwees Educator ib this city, Pit a introduced. JAMES MOOD. tcen years « member of the faculty of Eastman, —— | Junt author of the Eastinan System of ‘Training, which received the only Gold Medal awarded for Bust WINTER RESORTS. | Mens Education at the World's Fair held in Paria, 1882 ROWN'S MILLS-IN-1H. LY | JPKIENDS SELLCT SCHOOL AN ELEMENTARY furnished New Hotel aud High School for Both Sexes, 181] Ist. Pupils en Wood fires, electric hights, ele 9 trom Philadelphia via Peunsyivania rairoad. ‘THOS, W. SIDWELL, Principal rooms,chculars, address P. S. A1TICK, ger, | ————_____— Ee Brown's Milis F.0., N. 3. | (PME BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, : ac $10. Thi Prarr : A TERM. LADIES GOODs. | TRIAL LESSONS FREE. == oe ———4 | Send jor circulars. UTTON, BUTTON, WHO HAS GOT THEM TO) Match Your Goods? Seud me pieces aud 1 will un or with: elt different sizes, w iL, wake them for you; flat, Lall shapes, p edge of ivory contrasting colors J ORWOOD INSTITUTF, 1407 Mass ave. Highland Terrace), 4th Street Circie. 421 Mr and Mra, WM. D. CABELL, Principals, QPENCERIAN Bi RINESS COLLEGE, Corner ‘sts nw. School of Business and Counting House Training. School ot Practical Euglis! School of Shorthand and Typewriting. Sehool of Lelegraphy and Licctrical Science, Fchovl of | pencerian Penmanship. School of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Duy and nixht sexxtons Cail or send for illust: catalogue free. HENKY ©. SPENCEK, LL.B, Princiyal: SARA A. PENCER, Vice Principal. sez PRINTERS. 000 LINEN NOTE BEADS, $1 Aon ib, ruled writing, 1.60; 1,000 No. 6 Bul- heads, 1.40; additional quantities much lower; first- class paper; elegant designs; 1,000 4-ply Bristol Cards, $1.15; 1,000 Typewriter Circulars, linen pa- | | yer 2 colors, €3.95; Letter Heads, €2 per thousand; Stetements, $1.50 per thousand; Circulars, 40c. per thousand, All work in the highest grade linen payer, | ruled or tinruled. New type, new Presses, improved | machinery. Commercial Printing, Law’ Printing, | Church, and School, briuting. Aimbsement Printing, Poster Printing and Bookbinding. New York prices. | Maul orders “carefully filled Address KOBET CLARKE, 920 F st. n.w., Washington, D.C., repre- | seuting the Central Prinung House of New York, and Manutacturers’ Agent for stationery, Wraj re 3, HL ae 512 lithe. nw. | LAITING DONE IN THE BesT possil.e uauner (uot by the wet process), 1:5 years’ experience. G. W. LUCAS, 908 9th st. nw." Pl orali kinas, Finkine. me CCORDION SKIRTS AND CAPES DONE AT SI tion's Visiting detablisiment, 72 B. Baltimore at, Balumore, Md., Brauch office standard 5.M. oftice, OS F at, nw. (Masonic Temple), Washington, D.C. apy-im KS. S. BAILEY GILLESPIE, 621 12th st. uw., between F and G, lupo: ter of Fine French Millinery, JW EASTER NOVELIIES—GAY LITTLE KAB- bits, Chicks, Ducks, Surprises, aster Scrap | Victures, kaster Cards. “Materials tor making Paper Wonders tor Chid na z flowers, Lovely Scrap Pictures, Favors, Notiuus, Gold Paiut, Studies, 3, dAx¥ GOULD, 427 yuh st. ADILS WISHING THEIR FINE LACES Up 1m first-class French style, ees, Lace Curtains a «ioc prices, call at MADAME VALMUNI'S old Ub st aw, W ANTED_LADIES. THY =0 Sure cure for temale diseases: also Dr. ‘s “ood Furiter," cures Malaria; 100 doses $1; saiu- ples treo. Mra, A. BAILEY, Gen. Ayt, 420 Paw. i0-i peo FRONTS! FRONTS: Always in order by plain combing, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDL '® Civil Service Insti- | es, 1 LEAVE Wash MOTOR PhoMt yi KNER CTH AND STKEF jon and the W c "J EN “ jumbus daily, with 5i Chocaso Derior Car Washingto to ing Care to ais, COnLECLDE daily at Steps fr Laut asd set press, » |), for Pittsbarg and the West, Pb inrougw Sleever de Prttabure, and Piitabare ba! ND POTOMAC RATLROA: Rochester apd Niagare! ae iden re ‘Us aud Kochester Cally, for Bat Sith sieepsus Oar Meauingtos te heshestan: oa wi pate Car on * For’ Willemsport, Lock Haven and Ricure at 10.00 S 720, 410) 11-40 ™, b40 amc @auly with D PUK PulLADELPHIA ONLY. 900, 11:00 1140 10:00 and 11-20 pm, On Bandas. 4 og Sm, 2:10, 3:15, 4:10, 10-00 vee Liniied ‘Express of Pullman Parioe Care laily, except Sunday, ns Dining Car. Fast Express 10a.m. week daysand 5:10 p.m daily. ‘Aceon. 800 p.m, ange — ma. Foe Horlon, without change, 3:19, every Gay. cee S i ae trains cou; 7 Fwd ‘Brooklyn Amnon. inw direct’ transfer to Fulton strus,, svoiding doubie terriage across New York City, For AuanUc City, lint au. week days, 1120p. For Baitimore, 6:35, 7:20, 8:10, 8:00, 10 3 cata Aa can Lh Sloe 3 0 F a 1A 0 pa * 00 reek Lime, ._€xcept Sunday For Aunapolis, 7 20, 9.00 am. 12,0an4 4:20 daily, except Buuday. Sunidaye, rer ea fr MASHUNGTON S0UT LF » HERN v4, 205 p.m Accomodation for Quantico, 7:45 am end 4.58 bin. Week days, 7:45am. Suudaye, For kichmond aud the South, 4:00, 10.57 amend 5 bam. daily. Accommodation 4.00 p.m. weed ‘Trains leave Alexandria for Washi B00, #210, 30:15, 11.4 5:10, 7205, ¥220 lo ay at Y10 and 11 9:20 and 10 605,708 General Mauaxer. — fmh2} ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAL Sehedule in eflect MAKCH 2, 1 S30 am.—bast Tennessee Mail, aii y tor Warren. . Gordonsville, Charlottesville Lybchoure’ sed * betwoeu Alexandria and Lynchburg, Reamoke Knoxville, Chattanougs and Moupuis ii th fig for “Culpeper, Chan om or Culpeper, Jottesvilie, “Stations “Chesapeake "and Gite Ronse Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Deuvilie and stations be tween Lyuchburg and Danville, Greensboro’, Asuevili, Chariotte, Columbia, Aucust Birmingham, Monwomery, NS Caizornia, “Pullman Sleeper Ni and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to an Sleeper Danville to Columbia Man Sleepers Wasit axeaste. Pull. ington Ww Cincinnati vie C end GQ 2.30 p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, ‘Mavasssa Btrasbury aud tnterinedione stoma wid 2 :3v p-m.—Daily via Lynchburg, Brigtol and Chat- fanoos, Pulluss Vestibule Sleepers Washington Memphis, counccting theuce for all Arsannas pointe, 11-25 .m.—Western Express daily for ad Charlottesville, stauuton, Louisvill ne! Pull tras Washington "to ‘Uineiuaas way. id Puttin spines Springs, N.C. to Augusta vie Danville and a &m. and 3:05 pm. through traius from the south vis ni ville and Lynchbury arrive in Wasuingtou 7 and 7:10 p.m: vie ‘euLesses, Lynchburg at 2:30 p.m and 9:00 pai. Peake aud Ubio route and Charlottesville at £007 :10 p.m. and 7:038.m. Strasburg socal at 1 “Lickel be sleeping car reserva bas a, 8:57 a.m. 4:00 p.m stations ou the Metropolitan Branch, 16:44 1:30 &u..$1:10 p.m. tor principal stations eaiyy 10:30e.m., 14:30 and 15:30 pan. or Kock ville and Way Stations, t¢:35 p.m (OF Gaithersburg and intermediate polite, 9:00. ., 11 200, *5:35, 111: pau, eee yds end intermediate stations 17:00pm, re brancl, For Frederick, 10:45, T1120 am., 1510, Tey mi, Sundaye, 1:10 pam For bagerstown, 111 ‘Traine arrive from Chic 205 p.m. ; from Cunciubeti and st. m. and 1.50 ma. daily &W YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, New dork, Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth, §. 200, TS #20, *1 2:00 aan, “2:30, “4:20 aud 20) p.m. Bufet parlor cars on al Gay traiua, lepine car on the 10:0 p.m, open at 900 p.m or Fuiladelplua, Newark, Wilmington abd Ci 94:00, TB 200, “B20, *L2 200 Wan, "Sy “LO, od and *10:30 pm } of interurediate points between Baltimoreand Phil sdelphia, 15,00 au a.m, *12 00, 13:16 p, rains leave New, York tor 121500 am, 2:00, "3.2, °O:00 pam end for du, = J Pan. ; trom Pitisbury 710 am, Goo bight, 6:15, *11:10 .m., Tso, *4 For Atlante City'*4-00 "am ‘Washington “Go, °7 40 abd “1200 aud rem jenoes by Union Transfer Co. on, orders left at Wome Gig. ‘and T. Ob ‘Gen. SLi bot Bw. (irs, Harrison! er, Twines aud Paper Bags. Ifyou uced anything in . ss tale FT: om | tie atbve rf ¢ send postal fond agent wilicall, 6-eod Fine Freucu Lusi = ae ing. GILL & WALLACE siatrdrgesing. Sham PRACTICAL BOUK AND JOB PRINTERS, KENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY acuta a LEA T 7s BP ANGIPAIDSH MEST 120s Row York are. | getimates furniabed! Ce ienakinetis mabe, dirst-class Ladies, and Gents’ work of every pn 4 — — t OX | Hy, © cguzeR: non, Fiush, Velvet and kveuing Dresses AN y NE oH, Ay ite A uccessor to n & Wallace AND CAbOLINE LEKCH, tormerly 9 ita Fiechet or to. McQuee Ry 108-1116 E st. aw. dt Maison Yriese, Paria. r NASHMENT AND DEE WORKS VOOe BEANE, | LEG, a ‘Tadiew aud Geute Garaiaty of kinds cloned ud | AL, COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL without beinx Fipped. Ladies’ Eveniuy Dresses | * 3 Savecalty. ‘Thirty-five years’ experience. Prices med FINE WORK OMLY. m7 OCEAN STEAMERS. exate, Goods called tor and deuvered. + A -WOUL GAKMENS, MADE UP OR RIP! ay Biaci = = HORT ROUTE TO LONDO! 4 TSCHER c | ed u good MoUrBing black. ipsa 4 FISCHER, ¥08 Gat. ‘NOKDDEU: 8.8. 00, jon, Havre}, Bremen. ME TAL, &. 12,1 * alien, Wed April 2 MEDICAL, P. Apel 18,6-30 a's Baal West Dita, 7m | Abs! 23.9 at. 5 Lime, Bat., April 26, 11 a.m.; user’ Piyetien te Ge Pom as can be consulted daily, 404 Cat, betigoen 42g and Gth sta. Consultation strict Sg ore pen egg ed 1.” Office always open, Pa ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND . Sol Tet uw. Udice hours iro ther reeldence, 9 we ma 16.9 pu: with Ladies only. ap5-1m <UFFEKEES FKOM VARICOSE VEINS AND S other obstinate swellings will find im: te relief by use of ELASTIC STOCKINGS, WKISILETS, BELLS, &c. For directious tor measurement, and styles address GOODSEAK RUBBEI Ob. ‘308 Oth st nw, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. EAD AND BE WISE. —DR. BROTHERS, 906 B 3T. nade oath heis Been. me and, i that Lue willguarantese cure in ail cases of privatedisousse ci men and medicine, oF no ; consulta. Ba G, Mitts Soir Fa im ‘ad {oF the Bisteice of Golumbia ‘this 3d day of July, ma THAT aioe a Bate ae po POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, TOMAU TRANSPORTATION COMPARE For Baltimore snd River ——A,-— |] SUR, jee) Stisag att Seen. We habe ean epply 8-61 STEPHENSON & BRO., mbt Seveuth btreet Whart NORFOLK AD Fort MONROE, T y Boi HE OLD Fa‘ ote 9 STRAMER EDY. bare 'D-CLAsé @1.25 _Dome mine ate SSeS Supt. and Gen PROFESSIONAL. — eee esntes