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STEAMER LINES

NoTIGf Il,,d Mondsy next, November lst. un.
MAC FE EfIshfr nGsiSs 1ss r R9T0 %
ss fellows between Washington and
,EXCEPT ON SUNDAYS ats. $50. 10. 20 And
IlSo a. m, 1890, 1880, aso, $50, 40 ana ana
ON SUNDAYS at $50, 30 and II.so. m =.
1850 1:3o, $50, $40. 4:30, $50, and ST. ,.
TEE INLAED AND sEABoaRD COAsTIso
STEAMERS LADY OF the LAKE AND JANE
LINES fo 1sS 5q SEa 45 5Rsk2Vl6EScE
: =. III fs:;an', a. Is: +
WasIipson and Sorfois Leave Ss1ss assias7o5 .a.
a f.iy Mednesday and Friday at p. m. Leave Nor.
rare to Norfolk, -. Round trip, % Tickets good
STEAMER noe 5oHs NV, W JHpMPsoS FOB Poro-
Inc COMPANY having placed this new and elegant
g. make sas ea ana s.,1s
al ~ tse nprYlne,Dsl ispdlnss, as follows
Wednesday afternoon.
Currioman, ard on skTURD IY, continuing down
20 Gone river; returning, arrive in Washington
an Freight for River Landing must positively be
ne For te * or apply ct
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25-l y
FOR POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS.
The swift and fsvorfte Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
a GsDsd a saSp pss, sesn
I.5Esphhi; March ,n I'd, and every TUESDAY and
foot Of 6th .ireet, at clock q m Rsturnins, viii
arrive in Washington every "Wednesday and Sunday
Freight received daily. All fr4ights must be pre-.
paid. IfsbNl N. R. FITzHUGH, Agent
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Tl,HOS. n. WAGGAMAN,
- On THURSDAY, the 4th day Of November,
IA ct 41s O'Clock m, will offer for sale, on the
premises, house No. Is Myrtle street, being a s.
story brick. containing rOoDs, with modern con-
yenieu ces; lot l6 by 81 g.
novl-st THOS. E. WAGGEMAN, Aact.
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AUCTION SALE OF LOTS BORDERING THE
SOLDIERS HOME PARK

90 We shall offer for sale on tho premises on
1UESDAY, November 9Th. ISIS, at u O'Clock
- m, several Lots in Nv hitney Close" the
beautiful grounds bordering the Soldiers Home.
and lying south of the hands me drive IL adpg from
1th street into that Park. These Lots viii be sold
from recorded subdivision Fiat of which will be
shown at the sale, and which be examined in the
meantime at our office; Persons desiring eligible
suburban sites should attend this sale.
Terms Of sale One fifth cash, and balance in one,
two three, four and i've years, with notes bearing
per cent interest, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property. All conveyancipg at purchaser
cost deposit OF 100 on each lot AZ the time of
sale IL the terms not complied with within ten
days the owner reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the dsfaulting, purchaser.
oct29-6ts YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON,A ucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

II h. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker AM Arctioneer,
Feiersi Buildings, corner Tth ana Il streets n w.
ON s1REET NORTH, BETw GAN lIrH
IND I2TB STREETS EAST
- Upder and by virtue of deed Of trust dated
"a January the 9Th, 1874, and duly recon. ed in
hber No 1H, folio SIS, OF the land records Tor
OF the parties secured thereby, viii sell 81 public
s auetSn; IN MOTT OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
rsrt OF lot No q, In square No es2, with the i'm
proponents thereon. consisting of frame house aud
with q epth Of 100 feet
Terms OF sale: One four n residue in g. u AMI
IS months, with interest at 6 per cent rer am am
Al c9nveyaIcing at cost Of purchaser. $50 town
JOHN N. OLIVER, Trustee
octD eoSds II. ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
~IH CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale fs postponed until WEDNESDAY, No
yember Sd. same hour and place
By order Of the Trustee
novl dads Ed. CLEARY, Salesman.
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THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7th street.
TRUSTEES sALE0F VALUABLE PROPEBrl

oN CAPITOL b ILL.
81 Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust
~ 20 me, executed and duly recorded among the
Iand records of the District Of Columbia, in Lii
per Iol, folto ga &c. will sell AZ public auction,
upon the premises, to the highest bidder, on WE'D
NEsDh the Sd day Cf November, at AZ ociock
m. LOT ID IN square 73l ia said city, fronting on
ISL street east between Pennsylvania avenue and
The terms of sale will be one third of the purchase
money In cash, and the BALANCE in equal pay ments
10 and " months the deferred paym ents TO bear
interest, ard to be secured to my satisfaction III
terms are not complied with in five days, reserve
the right TO resell at ris and OF defauting pur-
Chaser All convey ancing at cost of pr rchaser
oci25-eod THUS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Trustee
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TwEED'S FAITHFUL WIFE.-They were
married when the man was a charms ker,
ard they might have had a happy career had
the former remained honest. They lived In
a plain manner, ming. ed with merchants
society, and were the parents of two boys
and two girls, good looking and healthy chill
dren. The era of meretricious splendor has
come and gone like a dream. The girls are
married. Each had a diamond wedding and
each has sunk into obscurity and poverty.
The two sons once held fine appointments I'm
the service of the Ring, but they are now only
lounging around the City Hall The mother
Is in widows desolation. The ill-gotten
wealth is almost all gone. A million and a
half has passed into the hands OF her law
yers, and her husband is still a prisoner. A
seedy and coryulent old man, inhabiting a
pair of rooms in Ludlow street jail, is all
that is left Of one who has been alderman,
congressman, chair maker and lawyer, COM
missioner of parks, public buildings and
docks, state senator, and for seven years the
autocrat of this city. The only redeeming
feature is the faithful wife, who is reducing
herself to poverty in hope OF obtaining her
bus bands release.-N. Y Letter.
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i scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding special term,
letters OF administer alton the personal estate OF
MARY FORD, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with TIE vouchers thereof to the subscriber, or
before the 18th day Of October next they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of Oc-
sc,is.G. VIM T. FORD, Administrator.
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No CHANCE. An Atlanta ycrth says the
constitution, gotten up I'm the Attest style,
ieil W est End car and tripped across - n
house where a little boy WAS sitting on fbe
mont steps, whiting with a nsw Barlow
knife. The boy looked mp and sald: II saw.
Young man, yer don't want ter he Coming
around here any more, YER don'ti"
why. Charley, what's the natter
"'Cause there's Teller what wears a dfa
mond hreS- pin and rides In has own horse
AMI buggy comm here Ia see SIS now, aud
fellow ike you, what has ter ride round in
a bob-tail street kyr haint got 90 show,
'cept 10 take front seat on the back fence
and watch en- nNin' things fur the we,idin 80
The young man turned away looking n ks a
sweet ln.ain vine afIer hlack fr-nsI
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SuperHuous women.

Mrs. Livermore, in her lecture, saws:
TO suffer, and has not been able to come n1
and prove what she was able t. do. Up 10
The 18th century, and even In the 18th cen
tuary, she has been called by what was con-
sidered good authority "a natural invalid :"
Colleges are opening for her Joint education
with the young men, and institutions de
voted 10 her sole use. She is finding her way
into many kinds OF employment. The gener-
ally accepted theory of woinans life was that
God has made her because man needed
her, and IL was this feeling that needed to be-
rooted out She would not depreciate mar
rage. but she did not want girls to think
THAT wtfehOod ald motherhood Were their
only ends in life. To simply train women
for Comestics would be great mistake, for
such training would not result In producing
good domestics even. As a rule, one hundred
and five boys were born to every one hum
cred girls, but when the sexes arrive at
marriag eable age the proportion is reversed
and the difference largely increased. War
and dissipation cuts of the men. Up to one
hundred years ago more than 81 900 million
men bad persisted on the battle field. In 1861
the marriages in the United States were but
20 OFT OF each 100 marfiageable women, and
the disproportion is now much greater. In
Massachusetts to-day there are 10000 mar
rfageable women who remain single. The
bngbear of being an sold maid" or the evil
elect az the present system of educ ltlng
girls led many of them TO accept offers Of
olGen times the "superiiuous women" were
cOhtent because they knew no better, but
this was not their feeling now. The tendency
OF the time Is more toward single women,
and they can be happy and self supporting
without marriage. The day which sees
women as careful 10 choose virtuous hus-
bands as men have been in the past To select
vlrtuous wives will mark the greatest So
cial revolution OF the age. In regard TO the
question of what To do with the surperfiuous
women, she said that in some of the western
states the men greatly exceeded the women
in numbers, and judicious immigration
might be advisable, but To cease demanding
that woman should only be trained for mar
rage was The only proper proceeding.
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RALTInOs 4 POTOMAC RsILROAD


RALTI MORE POTOMAC RaILROAD,
After Monday, September 18th, ISIS, trains VIII
TEAMS LEAVE FOB BALTIMORE
600 an, Limited Express, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday f9r the North.
York, daily except Sunday.
$40 m, AccOmmoda ion 70 Baltimore, daily.
9:a3 m, Limited xpress for Neg York, daily
1855 am Fa aI Line West and Nor h. daily excep,
I1spm. Express for Philadelphia and New
iork, snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
3.40pm m, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
40 m, fer Philsdelphis, daily:
$50 pm Cincinnati Express, daily Tor the West;
oos dsily except Saturday for the North.
s9s Pm ssiIy Ne fcTk E,sst ExPT9 Tov
6:I3 m, New York Express. DALI.
c:35 m, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
c:3J M. I at Line, daily.
ga N Baltimore ana Philsdelphis Express,
4o3 p n, Limited Elk press fram New Orx, daily
5:23 N, i.sT Express, DALI except Sunday.
900 pm, &C mmOdation. dsily except Sundsy.
11:23 Richmond Tx press daily excep t Sunday.
Trains leaNiIg Washington at { IS a. m. End 8 ~
D. m. dairy eNeeP. Sunday, connect at Bowie with
Trains leaving Washipgt at 500 a. N. and 40
D N. connect az Ocenfon with trains for Annapolis
Trains sTrivirg at Washington al s55 O. m, and
s0Op m connect at Bowie with trains from Pops's
Passengers / aying their orders at Ticket Oaics,
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsyiva
MIA avenue, have their baggage called for and
checked beels aud residences 70 ell points North
leans, ChIcsro. Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points East. " est North and South.
ego. c. WILKINS, suRs5iatendeIs,,
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EAsT ThAis FOR CAFE MAY.

Ton 70 CIPE MAY
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has put = asC Express Train f--- -,
making the following time: &C. -SSSSk
Leave wsshiB gton-1 as a. n, (day Express
striving at CAGE Nay al 5 D. n.
Leave Ws-biggToH-9 .23 N 4 Limited Expre5sl
erriying az Cape Mas at ..
On Limited press extra seat fare OF 81 LIS is
char ged between W aShinRton and Phil ,selp ai..
ID. Il. BOYD, JR.,
iys-tr General PASSENGER Agent.
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RoBBING GOLDSMITH MAID.-Dobie spent
last Thursday in this city with his fiue
horses, and exhibited them at the race
grounds. Goldsmith Maid trotted two heats,
against time, making the best in 2lA; the
other steppers were led before the crowd.
Doble made nice thing of IL, having his ex-
penses AL paid, and receiving all the gate
money, which was between two and three
thousand dollars. We rode down into the
city beside the Maid and had quite an in
teresting chat with her attendant, who
seemed more than willing to answer all our
questions. n lady in our carriage asked him
for couple OF hairs out OF the Maids tail.
but he said: "BleSs you, ma am, il gave %
all who asks she would have no tan" lie
said in the spring il laid eight inches on the
ground and he had TO cut OFF that much Is
she tramped on il, and pulled SO much OF it
out. He told us her stable name is Mary.
and that he has not slept away from her one
night for four years. don't wonder al his at
tachment for her, for she is q beauty. Doble
would not let her make her best time, as she
has just recovered from an attack of the epi-
ZOotic, and he feared the effect OF this china te
ON her lungs.-Sau Lake Letter 10 Omaha
Herald,
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NEW YoRK AND wASHINsTON
1iHDCGH LINE

NEW YURK AND wASHtNgTON
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
ILL POINTS IN The NEW ENGL
STATES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS.
The elUipfE,u ut on this line new aud of the 0st
eleean: ana improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT 9:23 A. NJ. Is PULL
MAN PsKLOB CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
NIGHT TRAINS
On and after September l3lh, ISIS, trains by this
line Will leave depot OF Baltimore AID Potomac
Railroad, corner Of OIL and ID streets "a follOwz:
8:49 m. Express for Philsdel phia, New y ork
. - ard points at daily, except Sunday.
9-23 Am. Lin'ited Express Pullman Car Train
for Phiisdelphis, New York and points East
daily, except sun az.
lis m. III press for Philadel phia ald New York
daily. eNcep d Sunday.
4:50 m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
COS m. Express for Philadelphia, Nlw York
and points Es-t daily.
PULLMAN PARE0R CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets al Information be procured at the Of
ices OF tie company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotel, and pri-
vate residences orders left az the Offices of the
company, rthea-t corner 18th street and Pennsyl
yaDia avenue, and on northeast corner Of PeEnsyl
ysnia avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
ROAD, corner 9th and d streets;
General Passenger Agent, Philsdelphia, Pa.
GEORGE G. WILKINS,
ftbl Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME, NOVEMBER ISIS.
AN. LEAVE sASH.NGTOY
s:9o-EB sl5a aud ws{ Stations.
2o-Oh br,ss. zS :, N LOIS rAsr EXPRESS.
5; oe-BBsi,in9rs and Way Stations:
7.SO-Baliinore, Annapolis, Relay, Ellicott City
and Way Stations 20 Point of R,cks.
S90-NEw YORK ExPEEss.
s3o-BaltimOre and Way stations.
Eslsf! T. asd %ay stsiidHI to FED
ma mont, via Metropolitan Branch.
bALrIMoREU MI NIIED EXPRESS. No stops.
Ll;OO-bslIimore and Way Stations.
I10-EEw YORK ExrREss. $50 m. on Sun
lls-Baiiialere and principal Way Stations.
IA q sel.y for F1sdsre aa sSd
345-Bsliinoie and WAY sis,i.ns.
4IS-Fledsrlck, Point e scek.. Hsgerstoxn,
k Hts5k r.FI @sshs. sns
s:5s--Fessl,r more, Annapolis aud Way stations.
I:40-PIT1ssURG FssI ExPRFss
s20-BALIINoRE tXPREss.
9:3o-NEw oRk NIGHT EXPRESS
,ssSSoZss'iIn or sno principal Way Stations.
go, go, . % : N 40, AS, 1:3O, $40,
!3oam ~ ~. daily, except Monday.
s:a ao IN '",'y =, s'.eg, 90 ss,qrs"; ,,o
"a: a;I5, 600 7:Io,ii:sO pm !, daily Except
LEAVE cAMDEYy we Lr4dTyoN FOR WASH
4:3O, $40 9-i5 an 1880, 500, 6:35, 9:I5
p. m. daily.
a:I0pm daily To Washington only.
so, 7-sO, 1880 am, $40. $50, $50,
lo2O, III } - , M dsily keep. Sunday.
No connecfrps Snnfay for Hager-t1wn, An
napolis, stauuton or Valley Branch. nor for New
n ORR and Ihlt+f \ ia At 500 a and ! 10 m.
fOr tnrtheT into matt N apply at the Baltimore
ard hiO ticket ,fiir'= Washington : alton, aud
4.5 Penrsy isaUia avenue, where orders will be
taken for baggage 70 be checked and received at any
point in he CITY THOS. X SHARP.
Master of Trans PJrtstion.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GFO : KOONTZ General gent noyl-tf
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents
LIE Droit Building, corner Sth and Y streets.
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poned until TUESDAY, Sep.en Der 2sth, ISIS, Same
hour and place,
GEO. w. sTICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
sep22 eo&ds 1T. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
~ THE PURCHASES OF THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed TO comply with the
terms of said sale made September Is, ISIS, shall
resell the same at public auction, the premises,
on SATURDAY, November 9Th, ISIS. at O'Clock
D ID, at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
noyld IT. GOODWILL. Salesman
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DR.RossEEIkiI::.; .,., o,,,nr,,.

II CELkBhAIBD
THE "PooR MANS FRIKND."
II Confidently recommended 20 the public e an a.
falling remedy for Wounds Of every description, for
stsndins: cuts, Burn:, sesids, Bruises Chnbis,ss,
soorbutie ErnItione and Pi1psss N The 80 49,
SoiS n Pots At L.. " ia a., u.s. end - ssaA.
PILULIB ANflSCROPHULA
Sonmsd p . ys s: sarsEsDSs % cos S e %
Sess sissr..iss Ssd,cnss for purifying ths blood =
sssisting nature in al her operetiops fhey foFn
mild and superior FAMILY APERIEHf thnf 40
Be takea Il Il ttoes without oooAnDs1t o. chAnGo
soid in Boxes q u. pka., - a., O. e.. H., s.a
Sofa b. Ne Propsissou, BIACHA BARNIoorr,
ss. ~ Ssasel:s vsSzo".. ' 49,
THE sUPREXB OoUIf OF THE DISTRICT
Holdsss a Dtsfrsd Court as Ls< UHifed Ssa,ss for
fke said DtSbscf. ..
70 az .cAow u may oosss,s, srse,xs; noties e., .
twenty thre, tons Of Coal, cargo Of the schoonsr
Index, yer, arrested aAc AIKEN INTO custody ~ ~
United Esi. ..r.h.l ios - pssssscs: ed s ne
name e'f Lehman Garrison, fog Ecsast - g. ~
rcsr oes IN ths bsi stated; and that sd oe2,e WI
tTis 8 sns cry Hs ~ q ~ S S .s1s.
e. ssox eauss Wy ooo6eassfoa shsan not s. o.
4 crsed and 20 intervene fsr sheir iSSssdTaS usr&
October 90, isgs ccH esaaov
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COAL AND WOOD.

Principal Office, W hsrf, nepoS and Planning Mil,
foot Of An 81. esst, United states Navy Yard
Office, Room No. 4, lFiremen's Ins. Onice,D over
Bank II W Ashington, WAshlngton. ID. U. &c ~ an
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ID. NJ. BOYD. Jr.. Gen i Passfr Agent. mBy23
IO1. GREAT UO1S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

IOIC PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE IOIC
NORTHWEST, souTH AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave % follows:
W ashington-.... 8 90 a. m. Baltimore s2a q. m.
:. ~ Am :. liza m
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant sceuery, Palace state room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two bundr,d miles saved to Western aud Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through frC-. " ASHINGTUN t. the WEST and
NORTH without change.
fees, corner a. J. street and PenEsy ania avenue,
and corner - o. street aud Pennsy lyanis avenue,
under NatigaE. dctei. where reliable information
will be given afi tInss.
Passengers E-ucuTiEg tickets al these Offices can
secuIe sccC 81 ms Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pittsburs and chester.
y: BOYD, ia Gen1 Pa5seu ger agent:
marl6-ly Philsielptis, Pa.
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Tine 0nrHe0

BALTIMORE, Nov S-Cotso quiet middline H..
Flour quiet ana unchArsrd wheat guIet and
s.eady-No. western red, IS; Pennsylvsnis rrd
Val -; ssrylsuc red, lasi a. 40 amber asa
fss, do. white, 2al 50. Corn, southern, ste.dy-
western, dull and n, minsl; sOafhern white fssr7.
southern yellow. Izs't, western mixed. - Oats
Gnte;-soyshern. sosG. sestern White aSasg vsstsra
uised, tests. I've Qutsf, sOaSS. HAY duIl-Nsrr-
land and Pennsy lvanis, 3DA23 Provisions aut,t
but strong. Pork scarce but nrm. fssssis ham
meets-shouaers scare, 81; clear rtb sides. a,
~ eissr 70 site., ltSahH Ham, iSsals
Lard Q1iet--refned, ltkass. Butter more active
western extras 2ssSl; DO. trsts, Raj Pstroleum
hfmer-erude, ca, refined, lSslSk Coffee dull and
unchaneet. Whisky very duh, 4 Is
bALrisoRn. Nov. s = Virginia g., peelc-s, a..
Virginia seDsol., g., West Virginia., 81. Norfs
Csiolipa sixes. old, 6 do. rev, do speci Al taN
bio "a day. Sugar quiet lO'. ass.
NEw loEE, Nov. 3 - Stock. quiet and little
lower. Moneys 5. Gold, Is. EYChsnge. lous ssDs. I:
ehort, tSf. 0overnments dun Nnd steady
NEW foIg, Nov. S.-Flour guist ana IN
changed. WHIST duh aud decliniss Corn quiet
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MEDICAL. &c.

coz REWARD 1T DIR. BROTHERS INYIG-
ga GRATING CORDIAL fails to cure any
case of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Men
tai lmbeciiity OF Lost yisor. 9O6 street south
west. oct3O 2wN
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4 FIsHER'A NEW DYE WORKS,

500 G Street, near Nina Street,
Connected with
A. FISHERS CHEMICAL SECURING WORKS
On Ninth street, near q, opposite Patent Otfcs.
N. B-byeipg and Cleaning Gentlemen's Gar
ments a specially, at short notice.
IL Far PrioeS. aug2l-tr
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HHASc1AI AND coHxRRcYla.


krw lonk, kcv. Foa's SS.nc,.l $3.50.
says tod opsned ~ q aud n a.ce Il -, -
us, the Quotation no~ beiDe lsssi'sN - y ~
loeus the oprninf rate wss ~rr" sns ~ $50.
sirce hars beer La pr cent Tor caf-sfDs -.
del n IN the price n Gold, together v n the rstr
esSe y ith vhicS Y can Be borr 4 have st--rs-s
ebes forstgu exchange, and q hsvs ten ~ "A
Nsnce~ bx leading drawers 81 -a-riiac, the 49,
bearing tine posted rs'es, tsls ara tsSS Rus.
tness has advanced q sn aud "a
Sovernueui bonos \ N lower 'hsa Monaay. ero-p,
the currency Nss, the decline a course havfas esr
stook exchange lcsGs are sas per ceat., the bank
rate ee'ne per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3,
tenins was irr, rulsr, I nion Pacific. So Paul and
\ Hh~rs pretsrred having been Sas hieher,
igsn ssntrsl N ohsssed.. ana ihe remsindsr
81 To-. III H.. s.h lover Soon sflel
Union Iesegrsph, In L,ke shore. and = IN ri,
but befoT. the hrst board the entire Iisi bersm
sal per cent, the latter Lake Shore and Mf.son,,
Pacific. siece then sc nsrke; has been hsaTy, ana
eifc, has beer LOST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-03

~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September 81, lS75, same Lour and
Ilace.
GEO. W. STICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
sepl3e o&ds j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-03

HS q6HaS sks92 SpnsF6s Tr 2ss;s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-03

octu.wfmsw4ds THOMAS pSWHEfaa. xses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-03

DOGEBT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
ID Wanted. q case Of w hooping Cough that cannot
be cured BY "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t is also the best In use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group, and All Br9n.
and wholesale by CHA RLES STOTT 4 co., and By
the proprietor, 1919 @ street northwest. novA-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

FtONYENIENT TO the Dcpot> OF au,he south
I tern,ud Western Railroads AID STEAMBOAT
landings, saving Hack hire. Street tor' pass
every hvruinutc' cnnvcYingPa.'caEctsio sioail'sc-
lions of thc CITY. maxim. IL A. couvrnlcrta' any
Hptrliu Baltimore. Allthe Appointments ulthis
Nous, are ir.f c'T.s for reasonable charges. THIS
ksu.,is supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the tYtpguishvr. Water convenience on
every Floor x. SHARE, Proprietor.
SEPT. 2, "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
COAL AND WOOD YARD

Vas-hinEt ton * Lippitt
WILL keep on hand a constant supply Of
" COAL Of all kinds and Sawed and split
WOOD which they will furnish aud deliver in
quantities to suit customers, tor Cash. Orders
lcitat Yard. corner samuel street and b. D. l..
VI Cash paid for Bones.
June Ia. ls73-ly.