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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
Call at our vharves, foot of 18th 81 and see for
yourself. COAL constantly arriving. MOOD of all
kinds. Large stock and fair Prices
Sole manufacturers of Stephenson's Patent Bun.
died k1NDLlNG WOOD. The only bindlng Wood
having Fire Lighter with every bundle.
STEPHENSON BRO,
SeUentb bfr at Wharf.
Branch Office, 18th and Penn'a avenue. sep30tr
GOAL. - WOOD.
" JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TELEPHoNIC CONNECTIONS. COAL.
Full Weight
COAL Best Quality. WOOD.
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries COAL.
Main Office, wharves mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for ECO
nomically conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharvts, factory extensive store yards enabling
to stock up largely when coal Is lowest; Offices
throughout the city and all in immediate communi-
cation insuring prompt attention TO orders, are
prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties OF
coal at the very lowest prices.
Remember. insure q strictly pure coal, Of 2.240
pounds to the ton.
Main office mill and depot foot of 10Th, 18th and
f SITS sw Offices: 1902 T st W.; 1ll2 9Th st NV:
14l8 7th st. n W. and 221 Pa ave sc. tyl3tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n ANN ENTERTAEyMENT.

VI THIS EVENING, Wednesday. Feb. 5th. 80
pm, Weste m Presbyl erisu Church, Il ST., between
18th and 2oth. near Pa avenue scenery. Public
Bullion gs, Temples. N squeS, Incidents of Life in
HinGustan- A large series Of Photograghs exhib-
tied by thu StsreopticNn. Rsg. 4. J. NEWTON. for
many ye5rs resident in Northern India will xplaiu
the ictures, assisted by Rev. T :. wYNKOOP in q
rstgiCrs dlspCtsiion between an Afghan Doctor of
Divinity ara 4 yirri,...-g Missionary. Admission Is
cents - iiGreu 10 cents II"
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THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-s TORY
BRICK HOUSES. Nos. Is AND 27, ON E

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
Under aud by virtue Of deed of trust, s.-s
bearing dsfe the 18th day of January, 1871, -
and s r 1soG d in ber No 62s folio 81 Of
undersigned Trustee viii sell at public auctio:. in
trent of the premises on MONDAY the 17th Of
part Of Lot 65, In J. B. Kibbey's subdivision of
Square No 62S fronting IL feet each, more or less
improved by two three story brick houses Depth
of Lots, us feet to a 30-fOot alley.
Terms OF sale; $1,000 cash on each house. AMI the
residue Of purchase money to be pad in two equal
Instruments. at Fix and twelve months after day of
sac For the deferred payments, the notes of the
purchaser to be given bearing six per cent interest
factory to said Trustee, all cash at option of pr
chaser. SlU0 deposit on each house will be re.
iulred when bid is accepted. If terms of sale are
cot complied with in seven days, the Trustee re-
erves the rsh to resell at risk and cost of default
HOS L. WAGGAMAN, Anct.
japl6.20 % % %. fab1 3,6,8. TO- 1215&17
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PERFECT DRY GOODS (NoT wET).-Checked ana
striped SILKS reduced to GO; colored and black
SILKS reduced to 75 our 81 so black silks reduced
10 1885, our 81 25 black silks reduced to 81 Car
ter's, III Market Space.
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FAITH, HOPE e. CHARITY.

LEISURE HOURS is the name of an
Illustrated Magazine Of Choice Litera- fhEE!
tire, lit having been changed recently from 16
page paper to 40 page quarto) composed of Illus
rated Articles of Places Travels, Biography Stories
Poetry etc. by the best writer's; containing I2O col
umns, with handsome cover; published monthly
Price, $lOO per year. 80 cents for six months; 2j
cents for three months; 10 cents per copy This is
tity OF reading matter considered it is a favorite
with all.
To make known this Magazine the publishers. ]
l.. PATTEN Co, Al Barclay ST., New York, offer to
give every one who answers this advertisement and
sends Twenty-Five cents (send silver currency or one
LEISURE HOURS, present of beautiful illumi
mated Motto entitled Faith, Hope and Charity
SIZE 6xl7 inches printed in Is Oil colors The words
are entwined with Gala Lilies Forget me nots Lii
lies of the Valley, Pansies, Wheatheads and Grasses
elegantly printed in all their natural colors ANY
partial idea Of its real beauty and value This
is worthy place in every home and alone really
worth double the money asked for three months,
subscription Agents wanted in every place Pianos
Organs, Watches, etc, to the amount of $4,000 in
prizes given free to Agents besides large commits
ers must send cents extra for postage News deal
ers all sell LEISURE HOURS. State where You saw
his advertisement novlk lam ar
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HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INSERTIONS from Q z
g. $, 10, ~ Is, Is, 20, %, 25 doube-width black
aIpacas l2H; table linens, all linen Is, 80 81. 45.
90, up; Turkey red table linens, So So IS: white
quilts, 50, 81, IS, 81, ST. $l25; Marseilles quilts.
81 .25, si-oo, $i.I5, 81, up. Towson.s, 69S penn
sylyania avenue, south side,
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OU MAY BREAK, you may shatter the vase If
you will,
But the scent Of the roses will cling round it
STILL
was written in spirit prophetic of ]. &E. At
kinSOnS Extract of White Roses
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed a. follows
Geo o.: T. Sheldon TO Hannah White, -, So. 5l7
$4,000. Fl. K. Simpson to Madison Davis, lot l.
sub east +, SO: 7ss: 5. w. Willoughty and
w. F. Mattingly, trustees, to NJ. Davis lots "a
and Al, sub east i Is6; s. N. Acker to j. B.
Fenner, =, So. $50; $. Trustees Barry Farm
10 James Taylor, lot II, sec. H. sub Barry Farm:
sl15 Henry Clark to Philip Clark, part Of
" refers Mill Seat" 81 rs Sc Same to Walker
Clark part OF Peters Mill Seat" s116.6G. Jas.
W. Baker to Chas. Kennedy, sub lot "a, so. 1911:
$1,000. J. T. Prather to c. c. Duncanson, lot s..
OF SUP OF 10 and II, of sub 2, 8, and 5, So w. Of
Brown, pts: 9, 10 and IL, so. 1O7; $1,000. Com
mlssioners F. 8. & T. Co. to A. Fry, lot 4, How
ards sub OF Clark's sub of lots to 5, so. d. of
SS4: S2O6 "a. A. Fry to E. c. Darlington, jr,
same property; $500.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE tnTrRT-.y,sdoe S,,lU

POLICE COURT-JIdge Smell.
To-day, Henry A. Wilson, unlicensed peddler;
personal recogniZance. Lewis Hayes, charged
with cruelty to animals, by throwing lime In
dogs eyes near the navy yard gate, but the
prosecuting witness went back on his state
ment, and defendant was discharged. Thomas
Brown, loud and boisterous; S. Henry Hayden,
vagrancy: sent down for thirty days. Henry
Coleman, unlicensed auctioneer; continued
Addison Delaney. cOlOred, was sent down for
vag1 fancy. Fairfax BontZ pleaded guilty to as
sault on Moses Smith, and was fined S. or fif-
teen days in Jail. In the case of VIM. CahiIl,
before the court yesterday for assault aud bat,
terry on his wife, the court imposed a fine of $40
and costs and forfeiture of his bonds to keep
the peace Of $500, and new bond of 500 to be
given to keep the peace, or jail until given Ed
ward Swain, colored, larceny of push cart,
pleaded guilty, and was fined $40 or thirty days.
CAN ANIMALS LEARN ARITHMETIC? Apparent
~, yes; for there is a mule out in Salt Lake
CITY that can count. 1t is driven In front of a
street car, is generally on the morning Shift
and has TO make five round trips before the
team is changed. Every day, as soon as the
mule comes on the fifth return trip from the
upper end OF the line, it begins to whinny a
half block before reaching I'd East street, and
II the change team does not happen to be wait
ing, and the driver has to run to the bank
corner and return before changing, il will
stretch out its neck and whnny again, louder
than before, about the same distance ere it
reaches the place.
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SNEAK THIEF named Charles Bishop, with
Sm1th, 46S c street northwest, last evening, and
was discovered by the servant girl while In the
act OF gathering up clothing and tewelry. She
Elfresh started for the fugitive and succeeded
In arresting him at the corner OF 9Th and c
streets: He Is Philadelphian. He was in the
Police Court this morning, pleaded guilty and
was sent to jail In default OF $40 fne. "--N
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MEN--Last night 1t. Kelly ard his officers ar.
rested three white men, named Shaw, Ayers
and Coulter, who, it was charged, had swindled
out OF quite large sum of money and other
articles OF value, at the seductive game known
as three card monte" They were captured at
the railroad depot and locked up
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DIG DRIVES.
ID BRODHEAD n CO

ID BRODHEAD h Co
S59 Pa. ace. bet 9th and 10th Sta
Ofer CacblDire de Alma Black SILK at Al would
be very cheap at sl %.
Also, Gulnet Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 IS which
is less than many importers ask for the eame
. grade of SILK in 5piece lots.
Also, Beautiful Shade Of Grenst or Bordeau Satin
ct 20 per yard, and Beautiful Black Satin
$lOO yard
Also, Silk face. Brown velvets at 81 so; worth a.
. and Beautiful Black Velvet, at 81 so and up
Also, Navy Blue and Seal Brown Silk at 75c yard;
worth 81 90.
Also, Atwood Black French Cashneres (orisina,
dye ana ioublevidth), 45c per sd. and up.
Also, Wansutta, - Bleached Cotton, l0c I'd, ana
Clark's best n0yard Spool Cotton. &c. (six
spoos 25cD
Also, host of other Bargains too numerous 10 men.
ton, IN Beautiful f1rst-Class Dress Goods, &c,
&c. Oan early and examine our stock
iarl7-tr BRODHEADk M
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CITY ITEMS.

IRUE AS STERL, and as unerrfng as the Mar
25 cents. r. INV
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EVERYBODY that has or expects to purchaae
" LOTTERY TICKET, can receive valuable and in
teresting Information FREE that viii protect the1r
agatnst imposition and fraud Address THE MA
TIONAL BANKING CO.. N. z. daCl9- ia. ma. STn
'iO To $1,000 makes fortunes every n Ssosks
Book sent free explaining everything Address
BAXTER CO., Bankers, II Wall st, N Y o251v
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence, causi ,g prema
tlre decay, nervous debility. etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found 3 mp,e ,elf
cure. which he win send FREE to his fellow sufferers
Address j. H. RE IVES.
myAeo1y&k ~ Chatham street n Y
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THE GREATEST PART OF the annual contrae,
L0r supplying Her MajeStys troopShips with
ChanEagnes has been awarded to MIR. BoIIIN-
GER Tor his Dry fItra quality
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II EDxv. CLARK.
L. DEALER IN
LUMBER WOOD AND GOAL, DOORS. Sash
BLINDS. MOULDIN6S, ETC
OMces-9IO Vir0tni1 ocenMe southeast,
6OS Pennsutca MIA Avenue northwest.
YarG and Depot-9th street and Virginia svenue
southeast
now have no partner and no connection what
ever with or inter st in, my former establishment
1t the foot of 4th street southeast isn16-1m
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
II MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAv0RING STOCK FOR sOUrS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. Is q success and boon for which
nations should feel grateful. Sec "MedicaI
Press" Lancet" British Medical Journal"
&c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac struile OF
Baron LebiE's Signature in Blue Ink across the
Label
Consumption in England increased tenfold In
ten years"
L1EB1G COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT To be bad of all storekeepers, Grocers
and Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
lwholesale only. O. DAVID b CO., 43 Marx
Lane, LONDON, England. mari -thly
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY,
OYFICK OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. 1879
For the middle states during the rest OF We'd
Lesuay southeast TO southwest winds, falling
barometer and snow, turning into rain in the
soutneTn portions, and slight rise in tempera-
lure during the day, followed by colder North
west TO southwest winds. and rising barometer
by Thursday morning.
RANGE OF TEE fHRRxoNKrXR
The Following is the readings of the Ihernom.
eIer at the Signal ONCE during the day: I a. no.,
IS I:3S a. m. 33o; IL midday. $50; ar. M, $50:
MAXIMUM, $50: minimum. 80,
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DRESS GOODS.
decls-tr 1888 II st.. near Ehhitt Houae
SM FINE DRESS SHIRTS

ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made To order Of WAmsutta Muslin ara Ixtrs
dne Linen boeo:as, for $50; ready te put on
most elegant manner for e. 25
Our " MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfn;ahsd q 70 "a !.
made OF Wsmsutta Muslin and Extra ana Ldner,
bosom, il the cheapest Shirt In the world.
Our N.Y. ;ery" Shirt at rs cts, unhaished. N a
good ss any - Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retaec a. lSctory
WHOLESALE prices. and 6I Of them l. Iice Chris.
The GREAT SOUTHERN sBIRr. OPEN Fsoxr.
terry"
Our a. Shirt, ready to put on. is worth double fts
money, but We are compelled TO reduce Stock Of our
FACTORY IN Baltimore, as we are about to build q
large addition thereto. and desire To carry less
STOCK whilst the building Ii in proeress.
noVoTfr MEGISSISS'. fOU3 II street n.sp.
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LIST OF PATENTS granted to the residents OF
Garylan Virginia and District OF Columbia
for the week ending February 4, 1879, and each
bearing that date:-Benj amin G.. Fizhugh,
W. Hubbell, Washington, ID. c., alloys for
metric gold coin; CharleSJ. Koeford, Baltimore
Md, carriage lanterns; VIM. II. Miller, Balti-
wen. Baltimore, Md, button hole attachments
for sewing machines; Edwin Bennett, Balti-
more, Md, roofing tiles; Teman Wells, Alum
Wells, Va, grinding mills; VIM. l.. Fink, Balti-
more, Nd, boot and shoe heel attachments;
George jackson. Havre de Grace, Nd, CRATES;
Thomas NJ. McNeely, Washington, ID. c., bale
ties; PaSchal Plant, Washington ID. c., ore seDa-
ratorS; Alfred Proseus, Baltimore, Md, con-
bined locks and latcheS; VIM. A. Taylor Wash
1Dgton, ID. c., horseshoe pads.
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WET NAPKINS, wet calico, wet table linens
We sheeting cotton, wet blankets. Very dry
orr s1.25 black silks reduced TO 81: all OF our
Se fire blankets reduced from S. down to IS
Ca ter's, Ill Market Space.
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Fairbanks, Scales.

Fairbanks Scales.
The Failbankses shipped 399 car loads of
Gales in 1873. more scales In number than in
any previous year OF their history.
st. Johnsbury, VI, CaiedOnidn, Jan. "a, 1879.
At the Paris exposition the Messrs Fair
banks received more medals than were awarded
aDy OtEer exhibitors from the United States
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL
~ ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Md.
SECOND SESSION BEGINGs FEBRUARY Sd, 1879
Ierms for Board AMI Tuition $S9 per session of
five months.
For circular apply to
WILLIAM T. BRISCOE
1an27-eolm Secretary to Board OF Trustees
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1900 YARDS OF
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. DIRECT FROM
THE IMPORTER.
2.s.4.5.6.s. 10. IL, Is. Is. %. CSC. and up.
Fine CORDED PIQuEs, 10 cts Ter yard
PLAID SAINS0OkS, IL, Is. IL, ~, l5c
LACE SfRlPEp MANSIONS. Is. Ia, 20, IS.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, l2S cents.
PAIN MAIN SOCKS, all Weights.
Beachad TABLE DAMASkS all linen, 50, IS, so,
g.. -. 81 81 per yard.
Unbeselied TABLE LINENS. ali linen, IS. 80. 81,
As. 80, IS, Ga. IS,
Write CRoTCHET QUILTS. so. g.. rs. 81. 81.
ALI-LINEN TOWELS from 10 10 1919 cents
Iursey he'd TABLE LINENS. 81. rs, s7c.
NAPKINS. plain White snd Colorei Boriers
81. 75c. ~ ~ W.
CARPETS at cost
BLANKETS al cost.
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICEs \
notice. NOTICEi

Our stock Of Black and Colored Silks Black and
Celored Cash eeres Merinos aud Fancy Dress Goods,
Colored and Black Silk Nelvets. evening aud other
light fabrics in Silks and Embroidered Grenadines,
with full line of staple woolen Materials for the
present season win be sold tor the ne xt month"; with
out REGARD 10 value.
We must make room for spring stock and shall al
low no offer near cost TO escape US
Blankets and all Hou sekeeping Goods at very low
rates
Buttons. Laces. Fringes. and other trimmings ia
great variety wM. II BROWN.
feh9tr SlS Market Space.
GREAT BARGAINS.
" DRY GOODS FULL SMOKE AND WATEks
Best Calico, 4kc., worth &
ll.yard long Towel, zoe worth 80.
Canton Flannel, &c, worth IL
Sheeinls full width, l6 and 20c worth l0c more.
Fruit of Loom Cotton, G. &C, worth 10.
Fullsize White Blanket, Sls0, worth 50 So
Calico Comforts, cheap.
Fun stock Dress Goods-rnust he sold.
Bsrgains in Bin Cashmeres, Biz aud Cord silks
Closks sacrihced-30 per cent. on for cash
Carpets must be sold. Ingram. 25c. up
Tapestry Brussels zoe. up
7. n. NAupAIN.
jan3ltr 50S Mdrkef Space.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Chas
w. Hepburn and Bridget A. Madigan; George
Strange and Roberta F1tZhugh; VIM v. Balm
and Virginia Landrick; Rufus 7. King and Anna
NJ hollow; Chas. II. Johnson and Charlotte
Boulder: Anthony Brown and Henrietta Jack
son; Richard carroll and Alice Redman, both Of
p. g. county, Md; Geo. d. Moore of Alexandria,
Va, and Annie d. skinner, Of orange c. H.. Va:
Lew c. GIN and Augusta Wilson, both OF Mont
gomery county, Md; owen Augustus Cox and
Maggie Oliver; Richard Redmund and Fannie
Alexander; VIM Sandstrum, U. S. navy, aud
Norah O'Brfen; ChaS. q. Ray and Mary T. ia
cobS, both OF P. W. county, Va; James A Bell
and Jennie steward, both of p. c. county Md
MIND AND MrsCLE.-The second lecture OF the
course, by M. Cora Bland, VI. D., was given last
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. chapel. The subject
OF Mind and Muscle" was treated In such an
interesting and pleasing manner as to delight
lne audience and call forth frequent applause
Inc Drain, as the organ OF the mind is depend
ent upon the muscles to give expression to
thought and Is powerleSs without their assist
anee; and all beauty, physical as well as men
tai, depends upon their development and train
ing, and the symmetry and harmony with which
they perform their functions
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DATB Mt LOCKED COAL CART
In USE BY SOLOMON SLOWER
am now prepared No deliver coat in TREN.
HoIM's PATENT LOCKED DART. It consists in
cover TO tic cart, and locked UP. The key ia en-
closed i'll an envelope and delivered to the pur-
chaser insurirg delivery nf ali the coal plrch ased
The public are invited to examine it,
SOLOMON SLOWER.
Corner 21st and I.
Yards 18th and II,
land 1876 NJ street. febl Sts
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CECOND az CLOTHIYG;.-The only place
- in the city to dispose Of Secondhand CiothinG
Watches Guns, Pistols, &C.. at fair cash price L.
at the original HERZOG'S
3OS 9th street, near Peun'a ave-
By calling at or addressing the above humber Or
ders promptiy attended to. marI9fr
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MANS MISSION ON EARTH.-A thor.
WI ouyh medical treatise, indicating how can
drmed disabilities may be removed. The expert.
snce OF 20 years study and profession.
stored manhood, strengthened vitality, and sound
conditions of health. that have been impaired by
riase and Of the means by which they can be re-
moved. By mail, 25c., currency or postage stamps
ADDRESS Secy Museum Anatomy and Science !, f4f
broadway, n Y. noy2It In = I'm
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pOTAL BAKING POWDER,

Absolutely PURE,
The ROYAL BAKING POWDER is a PURE CREAM
OF TARTAR POWDER. Never gets hard iumpy
Endorsed and recommended for its whoesomerless
by sllch eminent chemists as DIR. Mott, New York
DR.. Hayes, Boston; Professor Genth PHILADELPHIA
etc. Sold only in cans by all Grocers
IL Beware Of the injurious Alum Powders
manufacturers and dealers urge you to buy them
because they afford to sell them at 30 cents a
pound and double their money.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, as it is almost
sure to contain alum The continued use of alum
produces gripping constipation, indigestion, head
ache, and dyspepsia; affects the blood, causes PIN.
pies on the face, etc.
aug2SaO1y
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A CHANCE FOR THE POoR.-If You want an
n OVERCoAT like the rich wear and for less
money than rtady made one, call at HERZOG'S
30o 9TH ST p ", near Pa ave. There You will md
worn, at low prices ocfI5 ,iv
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AMI
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MoDERArY
PRICES.
n. W. GAIT, BRO. q co.
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
EAMLfNE NJ. E. CaCRCH,
FRIDAY EVENING. February :.
Commencing at 80 O'Clock.
Admission . cents. feb5 ST.
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BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTS at cost, to close
the stock; carpets at cost, to make room for new
spring goods; casSimereS for men and boys wear
g. 80 81, IS, so, g. IS cents; red twilled 1anneis
all Wool, 20, Is, 30, 81. Towson's, GIG Pennsyl-
vaIia avenue, south side.