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Schedule:
Lesyns Spears Wharf baltimore daily, except SUNDAYS
NJ r. NJ, by the well known rouie. via Chesapeake hay.
City Point. isburg Weldon, Wilmington, 10 Charles.
Ton s. C., without loss Of sleep Wetionn the popular.
comfortable. safe steamboats, with their rSpertenr ed
HERALD, Captain Russell, o. JEttESS Captain S,iun
This Line has been running Tor upwards Of twenty years.
without loss OF lie or property, The bouts built expressly
tlis route Arriving IN Norfolk. aier comfortable
nights sleep, next mnra!g. NJ O'clock A. NJ Thence up
James River beautiful scenery in daylight b,
the steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, OF ALICE.
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain How
time hi advance ut Petersburg OF the Great IT, Mail
Line with The passengers leaving Baltimore time,
Washington City next morning, where this Great H. S Mail
their false advertisement oi u hours ahead any 9th,
Line The hay Line gives the traveller al least hours
rest nj Petersburg, TO encounter The night travel 10 Whining
n. G. The passengers that leave Baltimore y
Baltimore evening, aud Washington Irs morning,
via the Great IT, s Ma) at Petersburg therefor. arrive
Charleston all together. ,.. st-
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road Garysrille and Franklin-ence by steamer
FOX to Ed-iteii, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington n
&, Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth NJ O'Clock
p NJ, daily except Sunday, arriving IN Baltimore In
time for the several routes gong North, East South, AMI
West.
Fare between Bait. 4 Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va S.
" ' :. Elizabeth City N. g. 80
g . " Franklin, u
" (" I" Richmond or Petersburg, Va &
=. :" - CASTOR or Weldon N. e., .
. 4" I" Through tu Charleston, s. c., II
Meals board Bay and james River Boats, included,
thereby saving d, each passenger by this route 81 30
Travellers by tic above route will please be directed by
our Soliciting Agent IN the Care and by the Porter
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his hat) who will
direct ,pi and your baggage to the boat
Baltimore, October Sth, 1917 ~.
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JOHN MILO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant eslab'
Ill listmen, formerly known as The ALEXANDRIA, No.
557 Broadway, takes pleasure N announcing TO STRANGERS
open their reception hry have been improved, deco
rated, and newly ,irnishcd and every effort has been
made 10 render them the most attractive and agreeable
place OF resort III this country ,..s ...sH .tas
The large slonn-s cooled by perfect ventilation and
AMI elegant Fountain and il ornamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers lees and Decaces OF every
kind served here during their seasons. The rooms
above where there Is well sorc Bar, with choice Wines
liquors great variety. devoted exclusively 10
gentlemen. The yisiier whether seeking good prone
made an agreeable lounge, delicious refreshments viii
find Il No .t7
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Gentlcmen's Fall and Winter Wear
WIN. Il. JENKINS ~ co.,

DRArERs AND TAILons importers of Cloths Cassimeres
veslIgs Fancy Dress Articles, &c. aal broadway, Ame,
and fashionable goods Tor Fall and Winter wear Sc.
leelsd with view 10 rendering their aiok rich In quail.
Z FOR oTERG0iTs blue black, brown olive, and
greet med eoths; various shades Beaver dos ,llab and
blue Devonsire kersey Canada grey do drlb blue and
black Pilot Cloths brown, black, blue, and drab NIoar
IINTER FRocEs, SACKS, &c. Beaver and millea
DREsS Avn fMocx eSdTsiH Mst,'f black All olive.
brown green and Adelaide Cloths, of Biols, simonic
sTsLyE;$s AND TRA YELLING coArs- Plaid
Cashmere. Tweeds, and other goods.
HIS7ING COATS Olive, brown, and dsab Mole.
ny prSNTaLo French, Ensl;sn. German and .m..
rGen black, blue, Mixed and fancy Cassmtrts, selected
with reference 10 the various Of o,lr numerous pa
irons In this line TO which such attention has been directed
as 10 enable us % inquire tit combining aud
TESI'S-Back silks and satilis, fancy do woollfn and
velvet paids, figured Merlnos white and buff Cashmere
and Marfees, rich Silk and Sitini FOX Rail and Parties,
ARMyAND IA Experience enables us to h,rnis',
Uniorms ~ strict conformity with regulations and hav
always on hand the material necessary 10 lie difsren
fIHST QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal 10 the hest custom work.
OFERoOATs brown. olive, green, black and blue
proved styles Sacks including hue black brown and rab
Mohai drab and blue Pilot; olive and brown Twetds &c
business and Travelling Coats ohve brown green, AMI
blue Cloths, plaid cassimsrss rwees &c Dress and Frock
C"aksBlne and Black Cloths full and three quarter
clss, Panfaloons- Black, blue mixed and fancy Cass..
mares plain and ribbed velveteens for riding travelling
sc, tesnsa-Blark Silk, Satin, Bombazne and Cassii.'
mere fancy SILK, Satin and Valencia; guersd and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured SILK do Dressing Gowns
De LANES, Merino, and figured Muslin, In great variety
Hunting Cyats in various styles
FANCTDRESS ARTICLES--TaE lnni Jenny Lind
Mazurks, and other styles fancy CrayaS Engs French
and Italian black silk Cfavats extra and medium quality
black satin Crayas superior black silk and Satin cariS
newest sty fancy do Merno Scarfs Mufss, for travel
ling, Sci twlitd and plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves hason'a and Bajou's
N rkEku llup
Berlin, Linen, Cation, &c. Suspenders An the various
aiyles and qualities ualeryesis and DIawet-Merino
SIX and uckskD, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merno and Cotton various grades Shirts
BosomE, and Collars. Umbrellas, silk, ami Cotton.
PIECE f0ODS,-Cioihs, Csasmeres ysstinse, 6c
extensive can be ioun in the country
which vii be sold by he piece or yard at as low prices as
they BE- bought with the obvious advantage oil ssec
lion from wha be relied upon ss the most fashionable
goods. G. ...-..
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PLUAIBE NATIONAL, DAGUERREAN GALLERY
Concert Hail. Penn. Arsngs, near frorn's Hotel
iiE rropreors oi The above celebrated establishment
i happy 10 the public, thai by the aid Of
SKY Top light they now taking Pictures which hey
confidently believe have never been elaled since lie df
rovery vi the arr by Daguene,
Among The many advantages mis- light pnssesae over "A
others is the great ncily by which GROUPS from Two 10
twenty TAKEN each keess in The group being rqanly
clear and drtncl This liz degree Of perfection In taking
groups never attained by the usual mode,
This light Is peculiarly adapted for taking children
Of any age, only ond being required Tor settling
This Gallery contains The arReI collections in The world
0fiilfnsnised men, taken from lie. rf
AbMITrANCE FREE,
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No. . FRiyKLiy pLtcH. pHiLIDsLpHlI

OTIS iiART rt,pfcftuliy Inform his friends and he
IL Ibil lTgr, and particularly hi old patrons in Dr
ware, that his ho,ne n. nj tr,nkinr Place which lr
.ln,aon I. rnsnrpaS+ei by any public houss ~ y, rl
ps Is open for iltif accommodation Traveller H. ,rh
,Dd visitors 10 The cts VIII find his house drsIabla
lodqng or temporary home they conld wish while his
charger ranging from 70 cents 81 day, VIII he onui
moderate hr pptrune would aak Tor the superior
nodst ions they will obtain
n II LUNCH daily a. " A. NJ; ORDINARY mr the Is
ptrisl Of merchants aud other "isnrs
men from 10 3 r. " every day except SpndsyH PIN
MASENI BDARDERSi Jr whom The bss accommodations
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yNEW PAP Err HA NGING s..
AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE & Co, No. l73 Pearl street,
~ Imporers and Manufacturers, have Just opened
very ex,enHse eupply ofcyery style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire-b Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades a; Gxlules for The same, which they Offer
TO Merchants, Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices. @
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PLAYING CARDS.

THE very choicest of CrehoTes white red and blue fiar
back eagle Playing Cnr,ls. also Merry Andrew iIsh
lander and other varieties with every deorupon OF hack
together with M aat0nmenl Of Playing Cart from all t
principal card manufactures in the United States Fot sale
the very lowest prces an In quantity TO suit pnr
chasers by CHARLES SMALL, 2bs psari street,
next deer 10 the u. >. Hotel.
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more u7i he e..slaity Of 11ro Dollar City Htskiie3 e
J. BA Yard IA YLOR and GRACE GREEN. :
WOOD are TtsWdr correspondence q ne Post
TERMS The terms 10 single Subscribers are So per
aEnlin In s3 Il NOT paid in advance Foy al Ia
advance, one copy will be sent three years,
TERMS TO CIUHs In order To accommodate the
large number wLo wish 30 take Cat class paper ms
ikingy think They cdbnoi afford H. continue ihr fol
lowing terms Iw for onbsto he In the city one adj
drssg, and in IL. country TO on. post. Office
Four copies, 6; h0rsr ann
EisLt q (ani one 10 agent the get
tr'np Of flie cnb,) loo
Thirteen {" tini one TO agent or ihe get
ter.tp 81 tie clnb) Is 90
Twenty &" land one 10 agent or The get
ter.up Of The cnb,) 20 90
THREE COPIES Of the Saturday Evening Poet and
ONE of either Cniey'p I1dy's Hook GrahnTn'a Maya.
dins. Tor SIN DOLLARS
The money Tor smbs mnaf he alwaya In adeance
Subec ripons way he sent al risk When the sum ia
arr, dram should be- procured II possible the cost 81
which may be de,iurisd from the amount Address,
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
&c South Third Third utreet, Philadelphia
ne Editors copying the above, on who will give f,r
notice OF the paper I've DsS mol that shall he ,dssd hui
noticed IN their editorial columns shall be entitled 10 an
exchange Soeh az already entitled an exchange for
the current year, shall receive n,ir thanks.
n D. Any rerson deFrons OF receiving copy Of the
POST sample, he accommodated hy noiify Ing lie
publishers by letter, postpaid
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New Carpet Warehouse.

.DALLARD a. PRINCE iufprm their customers and the
ID public that they have rrinOc ed nom the old stand
long occupied by them, the large aud conodiuus Ware
hUuSe, recently erected on the north side Of
BRODMEIELD STREET,
q short distance from Washington street where they offer
of faie an extensive OF Englsa and American
Carpenss. Of Al rmt!es do DO stair Carpetnga Hearth
RnEY Bookings; Straw Mnitngs, Sc DC.
Also English aud American Painted Floor Cloths, OF all
Dimensions.
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TIN WARE: TIN wAREII
LALDlUl,i A.LLILlrE l,L L.LLL- NI,H

~ Y .NERCHINTS, I|---- .
,NIIE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchsg,s visiting this city for the purpose OF selecting
siock gaos for The Fall and Winter sales TO his tNtel
siye stock or TIA, Implanted, >set IRON and Britannia
Ware comprising general variety, which has been manu-
featured in his Establishment and by The best warkmen
In the city all OF which Is offered extremely lo@ price,
Purchasers from the different States, will lind greatly 10
their advantage call at this establishment wh,ie hf
will fna every variety Of Tin Ware prices tha will not
iail PLEASE Goods will be carefully packed and sent TO
any part ii The city irte Of charge.
ALFRED H. REP
No llL Dalto ST. above the Globe Inn,
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n HE proprietor ofthe Rough and Ready HOUSE. Lon
i isiana avenue, Washington near the City Hall respect
fully informs his friends and the public that lie has con
nered with hia establishment an excellent TEN PIN AL
LEY wdhbalz equal to any IN The city, In which ,hsy ma
IL all imes amss themselves without any charge whatey
ranA he viii he happy 10 have Their company even
these tsTais ,..
The Ear will hs fnnni constantly supplied with the bss
I liquors aud Entertainments, .E
JOCK DOUGLAS
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER ptLros AND PEARL srR.krs)
ilNE PROPRIETOR OF this Hote desires to return his
tiiks 10 his friends and the travelling portion 81 the
community generally ior the ,yors which they have be-
slowed upon hin, since lie opened his establishment and
ltm that he will spare esertions to render his
house worthy 81 HE patronage o which ne has already re-
:#Ys H. JOHNSON
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NrwKlNG,& son, --.,.,t
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS
AIS BROADWAY

DIroT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Recumben, Revolving
Chairs, SELECTING Extension itcubtnt Chairs. Dentist
Chairs, InproNtd Invalid Wheel thais, Branch Reading
and WIRING Desks and every variety al Mechanical Chars
Ia comfort and convenience,
Also, by ptrmission nannaet,erso Major Series u
s A. Travelling Invalid Chair
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture matte 10 order
VI W KING I >.,. 5,.,
W. H. IlALLECk S'>'" '''"'
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which Is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales IL such
that they have come 10 be regarded as he standard iron,
which there Is no appeal
Scales the above manufacture OF every required mod.
fcainn graduated 10 the English French Spanish Port'i
g,,ese and Chinese standards, for expectation aud home
trade, constantly Oh hand and Tor sale by
+ Del 5 " FAIRBANKS Cos 81 Water 81.
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MARKS a. DUyALL,

Ef l9l Pearl street, =
HAVE hand Battery Kettles Brass Pals. Paies,
Ill aud sheet BfaEs, Tubing Metal, German SILVER and
other goods manufactured by the Wocoyie Brass Co.
Also Ryes both Iron and Tened.
Wacihams a. Co.'s superior Gilt Buttons, including Mill,
tary aud Naval
Dexters Very superior Knitting and Tidy Coionsall Of
which, as Agents for The manufacturers they offer for sale
on the most favorable terms.
They also Importers and Dealers IN Pearl bnttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Sken Sewing Colions
Shoe and Stay faces and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods, taH
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Ups
hoIstery Goods.
StoLoMON a. HART, 2i3 broadway, now reesiyins
y per Ie varions packet ships from England and France
The largest and be 81 assortment Of the above Goods W The
city, all If which they offer in any quantity Wholesale Of
retail, lower prices Than can be found in any other tsia
bElnepi.
Country merchants and others will fnl large assert
meut o Window Shades and Paper JIangnps Of all The va
lu,is styles aud prices and which they requested 10
can and examine, IA
Tl,is establishment II always cloeed on Saturday.
SOLOMON a. HART
Upholssrers and Importers, @i3 Broadway
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III o UsEAN L. or AND ia MILY
CAIlRYALL EOR SALE.

n THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
Ea HOUSE and LOT, on the south side Of Maryland
Avenue between 81 and 9th streets, for se cheap and
accommodating TERMS lie thinks Il unnecessary 10 give
here description OF the property, those who with 10
purchase can call and examine for themselves.
ALSO, FINE FAMILY CARRY ALL, Of late style. The
trimmings are neat and In Those who wish 10 pi,
chase will lind this bargain II can be by calling
The subs rihrr CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jail Mary land Ave, south side, between u a. sis
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A PREMIUM OFFER.

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between the fret Of December, lgi9, aud the irFl
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wELLER,s PATENT BLEACHING.

TUE undersigned hegs leave cali t attention Of those
/ DESTROYS u, using good article of Backing, the
aboyenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF ibis Blackng samples persons
isuch Boot Makers NCJ also several Of tie hewspa.
Isrs Tie extracts underneath from vi The papers
they speak for Themselves also several persons who tried
Il called and said that the Japan Lijad Hariap
superior U any Thing they had eytr used.
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE

LARGEST CAEAPESTH BEST,,,
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AMERICAN TALES,
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artilts including Cole, Gignoux, Duraud, Ednonds and
others IN vigorous preparation, and The aeile pencil u
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is actively engaged In enrichng Holden with his
Portraits OF the Public Men or AmerIca.
The PoRrRAirs OF DsrsarrsnRp AMERICAS D,yispa
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E 1903 Nassau street, N Y.
p s Eifora copying the above Prospectus and hi.
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CARPET INGS.

I w TRACY isn5w opening an extensive assortment Of
j, rich Tapestry, Velvet, Won BRUSSELS and other DE-
serpunn Of FASHioNABLE GdRPETLNtiS, selected
By MIR r J. CHESTER AZ the PRINCIPAL manufacturing Is
tlbstnenls in England and embracing all the latest a
proved designs For sale sli Broadway doors above
tie Hospital .E" ...,' .' ..F
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SOFAS! SOFAS!!

S.--.-.-.--.s FRESH supply Of good and cheap
I'D SOFAS just received, III The follow ina
&9sz prices. u, = g, 3D. -, 42 and - dol,
1k33A~.>ua1D lars hi-o daily expected tue LOT OF
Mahogany and Black Walnut pARLoR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all Of which Will be sold AZ great bargains, al The
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
1th street, between ID and u streets. It
All In want will please call and examine the ARTICLES for
t,e,ngelyes IH5# 5, u. BROWN. y
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

TNIIE usual place Of attraction for ENGRd FING AND
i COPPER Plate CIRD PRINTING Inns re-
moved 10 18th street, arst door from Pa. av.,
where The subscriber would be glad 10 have Members of
Congress Visitors residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the bsst and a, the shortest notice
Numerous specimens h. at his Office, and the hest
reference given required
.. ... JOHN CIIIEM.
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4 IT Young, Merchant Tailor three aoors Of
IL BwGs itotel Psrnsy vania avenue, keeps constantly
hand arle and Gle gam stock OF ready made clothing
almost every var ely and style OF garments Gentemeb
in u si for immediate use may rely upon getting
soo,is The b. 1raly and made sqna 10 ihe best be
spoke work All garments warranted as irpreaenied
rrtr very law Also, large and elegant assdrimenIni
furnishing goods vii
M+,surt taken and suit. made 10 order one price
W. Term each.
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Patent Medicatea India Rubber Porous
STRENaTMENINaP PLASTER

TN all where il ia thought advisable Keep up
l permanent smulant impression the organ
iisease hes. paslers viii be found highly valuable III
tsf, all li,e btieht that accrue from continuous
counter iTraht VIII be produced In the efficient
ner by tl.rm. As in Rheumatism, Lnmbapo, Goni, En-,
Agreement 81 The Joints Chronic Disease OF The Liver
spleen, Lungs Other internal organs In short in all
other where warming strengthening planters
hsnefcia these viii be found 10 be superior any In
use. For sale by a.& CHAS S1ITT,
Drug aud Apoth corner nh street and Penn Avenue
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BOOK g. JOB PRINTING

Of all descriptions, done with nestness and
dsspatsh, at the National wing Once,
over sfmms' store, and opposite jack
son Hail, PennsyIvania Avenue,
Washington.
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ruE nEs.r uMpnElLAs IN AMERICA

I TIE HEST UMBRELLAS IN ANEIIlLN'
ISAAC SMITH n co would inform the public, and par
culry their customers, whom they have been unable 10
supply or time past that they are nov thry 'no
able fulfil any order their Super Bingham Umbrellas,
Well known as :" smith Super Umbrellas"
they hav. also oil hand Every variety Of Cotton and Glng'
hiu Umbrellas which they will sell low for cash OF credit
ISAAC SMITH & co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
40 No I'D Pearl street. New York,
No. gs Milk street Boston, Mass.