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AnunciO.

FL vapor Hansa que sali6 del puerto de
Nueva York para el de Bremen en- % de d.
ciembre conducia su boldo I'm cargamento de
cinco mil tercerolas de manteca, de las cuales
Cudtro NIL cudtrOcientas cincuent1 eran de la
renombrada marca AGUILA El secreto de la
celebridad que ha adqurido esta marca solo
consste en- gu lena "Lo hay economic en- COM
prar comestibles adult radios. Tengase espe-
cial cnidado y eXaminese escru, osamente la
calidad de la manteca qua SO compre. La
marca AGUILA es sempre pura digna de toda
confanza. F. g.
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'W9'q ct vzeI8}IoH 'ooIH-ol
lend usnr usS 'soNvWaaH 4 svaaoa a
'sIg v4se spo4 slvd se4usSs soo!uQ
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SseisaaS Alsssaa
MNRCANTIL.
S. j., PUERTO-RICO.
ASOCIACION pc CREDITO
CCNSTfTUIDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social. ........ SO. 100000 =. nom
Id. realizado $50 de
Acciones suscritas (30 de
Junio 1879 79)............. 1897
Id. sin sGscribir r..... 4,003
0ueraciones de que SO ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar, ilevsr cuentas CO.
rrlentes, admltir depositos dc t0da clase, re-
cibir mposcores anonando intei6s, verifcar
cobranzas por cuenta sjena, negociar galores
con sin su responsabiidad, y euantas otras
operacones de credito bancs que no Sc
opongan sus Estatutos Reglamentos.
Tipos aoordados para las operacienes.
l2p% anual para los descucntos.
15p% anuaI para los prestamos.
ipX cOInision de cobFanZa.
fp% al trimestre sobre el valor de los de-
p65ltos en- custodia.
Las cuentas cor:entes son llevadas Sratui-
tanen;e 40 exigiendose NADIA de los interesa-
dos por los cobros pagos
La siguiente tariia expreSa ell nter6S cue
abona la Sociedad pOr las imposiciones q plA
70 flo:
De 5000 arriba desde II meses, p%
anual
De id. i'd. por l3 mesos en- adelante p% i'd.
Ofcinas. - Plaza principal.
Director, Marques de Ia Esperanza Sub
Director, Ercn,o. Sr D. Pablo Ubarri- Sc.
cretario, D. jose Antonio Canals. --Oohtador,
D. Rafael Perez 9 Garcia. .-Cajero. D. Lau
reano Vega. Ab, S.
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COMPANIA DE SRGUROS
1.-THE MARINE INSURNCE COMPANY"
LONDR ES.

LoN - L. E5.
DIRECTORIES.
DAvIp ArTcuIsoN ESQ lCHARrEs 0Assror ESQ,
aoHARD BARRING. ESQ. gnrrnzrror Gurur Fac
JAMES BRAND. ESQ. lu.-.,.-.- - 49, 49, .
JAMES CAMPBELL ESQ. lo5 VI ARsIks ~ haNhx MILLS
rnEN OoLyiIE: Esq Gsnpo,s ea, y. hAsrpcr 8, Ruxron
EENRI WILIIAK EATON. esq
ESQ.,, NJ p. WILLIAM STEVEN ESQ
JOHN RALPH kN0kKDuE. RoBERT WATSON WILLW
ESQ. ESQ.
RANQUEROS.
messrs. GIN Mills, OURRrK 90.
GERENTE.
ROBERT JoHN LODGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DILL CITAD0
DEPARTAMENE0.
FREDgRIUK AUGUSTUS WHITE.
Canital $4,000, 900. - Reserva Sl.700, 600
Esta compahfa fue establ zelda oil aho 1885. he
0stad0 muchos afos es& on combination con Ii
cempaAia de la Maa Real Iageea, con la cual ha he
cho arre9los para facilar en s,!s vsrores les en-
QarcadoreS pasaleros. 81 ,oguro de los eabarQueB
20 ainero, productoe. eoupaiee de los psssieroe y
,tros efectos que SO embarcnea on este puerto.
TARIpA PARA DINKRo
Para Tngiaterra Francia a................... Hp.X
Sc lara peuueis rehEia en- los tipos anterloreS
,uando los vaiores aSegura5ios sean de considera-
ton. f$sf II
Tara el tipo de SECURE eobre mercancfas Dor los
Sanores de In compadfa de la Mala Real Ingleea
Eras hneas buouos de- vea, diriGirse los aGentee
LATIMERA 90. Nobres
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IA IUsfRACI0I -RIQUI1l.
CENTRIC DE PUBIICACIONES
Y TALLER DE ENCUADERNACI0N
~. FORTALEzA Al.

OBRAS RECIBIDAS por los dltimos Co
rreos de la Peninsula, ilustradas CON la
minas.
Pesos Cts
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ros rrenia Sorteo ordna 3d. crodo de Frero 1880
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N E D | CO

~ doctor d. Manuel Gil, medieo de la Ar
maqa, especialista en- eaafeJmed0des uenerens
q sttitlc0s, recibe avisos para consultas en- la
Farmacia de Daubon, Fortaleza 56. Consultas
de l2a de Ia tarde h.2m
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partnss &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-11
CIRCULAR.

velas de composition en- El Colmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-11

Muy senior maestro: RefirieHdonos la cir
cular que antecede, tenemos ell gusto de psrti-
ciparle que hemos tornado una socedad bajo
la razon de
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

Almldon Iugles en- Et COtnldtiO.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

NV BguNswIcK, n. j., Sept. 4.-Simeon
llibbcr, of Iun,.rdon county. was Killed ON the
Pennsylvania railroad, near Metuci AZ . O'Clock
FRIDAY evening. His head and legs We're crushed.
ClNcISNArr, ONO, Sept. 1.-The Eagle
facing works Of :. obermeyer Co., on Gest street.
adjoining the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad, were destroyed by IRE last night Loss,
80, 600; insured for so, 100.
RorsE's PoIST, N. Y, Sept. A little
boy named Sweeney, playing around tile machinery
~ the railroad dock to-day, had his left arm caught
w wheel ahd II was torn nom his body The boy
lalhrr' h"ihg the accident, rushel Ia the rescue aud
We We, 700 was ranghl I. t,s machinery which cut his
ieil leg oil below tic ,Ite.
New SoRE, Sept. I.-Dr. Thomas Manson,
ui go Gates avenue, brooklyn, for whom the police
have been looking since his sudden disappearance
THURSDAY last, committed suicide, and his body was
iuhll ms evening IN Prospect Park suspended from
lhr llmh OF tree by some strips Of linen poe ke
handkerchief The limb not over four feet from
the ground, aud tile Doctor resting on his
khres. bottle which had contained some lauda-
mum, WAS found In his pocket and Is belleyed lie took
q portion ui this drug before tieing himself Ia the
iee. The body vas cut down ana removed Ia his late
residence.
BRADroUp, pa, Sept. About O'Clock
this morning the Ludlow HOUSE, large hotel, IN
salamanca, y. s., was discovered 10 he on me. a
moment after the names broke through tho roof aud
the entire building was enyeloned In names. The
building located In the solid portion Of Main
street. aud the flames spread rapidly up and down the
street On both sides There are two me organ
Ia the place hui they pOwefess to cope With the
bradluld aud a hose company from oleau Were sum
inOncd 10y Telegraph, and ON their arrival snOu checked
me me The principal LOSSES aIc as follow, liayenur
Bros, SO OuO. 'afse 4 Culver S9O O00: dudley
House owned by Mr.. Dudley, Of Buffalo, loss So
These were Tho heaviest sufferers. There Were
twenty-five buildings IN all consumed, and the total
loss Is estimated ~ s5, O00 and the insurance about
700" ooo. The ife Is supposed To have been caused by
a Lamp explosion,
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AIuRtics.

Riley aud Weisberger, of Wheeling, W.
Va. have also a In hand during the present month
for 1000
Courtney seems to have recovered from his
SupStrOke received this spring In this city IN his hascO
with lIanan.
Mr.. George $. kimball, OF the Analostan
Club, has returned from his summer tiip, and was
recently added 10 the committee Of the club.
The shell recently voted Mr.. J. n. White
nf tho Analostau cub. VIII arrive This week when
this veteran oarsnan wlprobably he heard from.
Courtney and Riley have been matched 10
a three mile for $3.50, Courtney putting M
$500 Ia alleys 1850. The race Is to tc place within
Thirty days.
The Columbia Boat Club have received
from the contractor full possession Of their aud
miei,y hoat-house. They took formal possession on
Thursday last.
MessIs. Willrtt * Ruon last evening
through Mr, " Maunder presented the Analostan
BOat tIuh with a handsome club iag. Mr. Maunder
In his presentation, said number Of happy thing
complimentary both Ia the donors and the club.
Az the regular monthly meeting of the An
alostan Ina club held last evening The proposition
made by our citizens short time slnce, onerug Ia
pI1e To the respectable clubs Of the DgIIct to r,n-
pete for, was entertained 10y this club ayofally and
it Is believed that local clubs viii bo brought To-
gethcr before the close Of the season.
The Putomacs will hold their annual fail
regatta ON the 2ed Of this month There win he a
II Is expected that Roberts, Morgan and Bailey VIII
start. There VIII also he between TOURS and
doubles. Al meeting az the club ON Thursday night
all the preparations were made To make the sue
Cessfnl.
The annual rowing regatta of the Geneva
Rowing Association oil Friday, after two most
pOnements on account Of bad weather. Tie atteiId-
ance was very large, and the several wcIu well
contested. Much disappointment WAS caused by Court
ncy not starting IN the professional race n N about
tliue the rowing associations Of tecOunry should
tonne action III regard to TINS great fraud, debar him
from entering and perhaps little pluck might bo In
sillled Into his stem. There four races
| As follows fOuf-oared, amateur, and professional
| singes. and amateur doubles. The four WAS
won by The AlDanys, the double by Holmes and
Woodbury., ~ Pawtuekei, II. L., the amateur sngius
by Murray Of Portsmouth, Va, defeating the champ
ion, Holmes, In lilOA; distance, two miles. In the
professional race the starters were Riley, IIOsinrr
WeDerger, Ten Eyek, Lee, and Felsng. The water
was quite rough. aud the between Riley and
iIosmer was exciting ali through, as liosmer he'd the
whole course until Within nity yards # the iinis,
when Riley passed him. They came In Ia the order
| as they appear above. Riley tllue was 2l2i.
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Suction Sales
THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioncer.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE by CATALOGUE OF THE
ENTIRE EFFECTS OF TIE MErROPOLl-
TAN HOTEL, IN THIS CITY.
by virtue of certain clattel deed OF trust bearing
date on the esd day of August, A. ID. 1870. and re-
corded In Lber No. OIL folio 1885, ct seq. one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia AMI at the
request IN writing, of the party thereby secured the
subscribers will sell. Mt public auction. the premi-
SEES, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY tho 18th day
of September, 1880. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and continuing from day to day until the may bt
disposed Of, all the goods, Clintes, furniture, uten-
sils and effects, In and about the Metropolitan
Hotel, In the city of Washington, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest
and embracing In part
Grand Piano and Cover, by Geo. steck & Co., N. Y.
Elegant Parlor Furniture.
French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors,
Etegeres aud Whatnots,
Elegant window 1ianglngs,
Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Elegant Rosewood Betlsteads and Bureaus,
Elegant II sewood NIirror-front Armoires,
Superb Rosewood and Mahogany Antique Furniture,
Black Walnut and other NIarble-Top Chamber Furnl-
ture,
Fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Three-py and Ingram Carpets,
Iron Safe, ONCE Furniture, Clock, settees,
blankets, Comforts, Sheets. and Spreads In great
profusion
Splendid line of Silver Plated Ware, embracing Cas-
tors, Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Table and Tea
Spoons Knives and Forks;
China and GLASS Ware,
Copper Coffee Boilers,
Walnut and Mahogany Extension Dining Tables,
Dining Chairs,
Copper Cooking Utinsils,
Kitchen Requisites, etc, etc.
Catalogues on the day OF sale.
Terms cash on delivery.
RICHARD WALLACE, Ir.,,.
JESSE BROWN, ( iius'ees'
THOMAS BOWLING,
se5-otl AurtIoneer
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Marriage Not The Business OF Exist.
eUCe.


Marriage Not The Business OF Exist
eNce.
There is another difference in the wool of
n Waverley novel from the cobwcb of
modern one, which depends on SCOTS larger
view of human life. Marriagei is by no means,
in his conception of man and woman, the
most important business of their existence;
nor love the only reward to be proposed to
their virtue or exel'tion. 1t is not in his read
ing of the laws of Providence anecessity that
virtue should, either by love or any other ex-
ternal blessing. be rewarded at all !; and
marriage is in all cases thought of as a con-
stituent of the happiness of life, but not as
its only interest, still less its only aim. And
upon Analysing with some caro- the motives
of his principal stories, we shall often find
that the love in them is merely a light by
which the sterner features of character are
to lie irradated, and that the marriage of the
hero is as subordinate to the main bent of
the story as Henry VS. courtship of Kathe-
rine is TO the battle of A,Gincourt. Nay, the
fortunes of the person who is nominally the
subject of the tale are often little more than
a background on which grander figures are
to be drawn, and deeper fates foreshadowed.
The judgments between the fathand chiv-
airy of Scotland at Drunclog and Boutwell,
bridge owe little of their interest, in the
mind of sensible reader, 10 the fact that the
captain of the Popinjay is carried prisoner
to one battle, and returns prisoner from the
ether; and Scott HIMSELF while he watches
the white sail that bears Queen Mary for the
last time from her native land, very nearly
forgets to finish his novel, or to tell us--and
with small sense of any cons olation to be had
out of that minor circumstInce--that Gro
land and Catherine were united, spite of
their differing faiths" Neither let it be
thought for an instant that the slight and
sometimes scorntul glance with which Scott
passes over scenes which n novelist of our
own day would have analysed with the airs
of philosopher, and painted with the Curl
osity of n gossip, indicate any absence in his
heart of sympathy with the great and sacred
elements of personal happiness An era like
ours, which has with diligence and Ostenta-
ton swept its heart clear of all the passions
once known as loyalty, patriotism, and piety,
necessarily magniiies the apparent force of
the one remaining sentiment which signs
through the barren chambers or cllngs mex
tricably round the chasns of ruin, nor can
il but regard with awe the unconquerable
spirit which still tempts or betrays the sagaci-
ties of selfshncss into error or frenzy which
is believed to be love.--.Iohn Rushai, in Nine
tGcnM Century.
Everybody should note the fact that the
best remedy known for coughs, colds, etc., is
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only % cents
n bnitlo
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Nhlle we were conGratulating ourselves
ana the people Of this city At the time one short
week ago, on the encouraging reports of the
ot our esteemed friend OF the critic, whose name
neahs ms article " appears that change for the
worse hah set IN, AMI the valuable life that we all
hoped would he saved Ia his friends was rapidly el,-
ing away, and the strong, true heart which we had
learned to lor" for Its genteness and kindly feelings
was beating It's last throbs for earth. II we could
express ANYTHING that could soften the grief Of those
WI" WIZ i'"i MS death most keeny and thereby
soften tue great sense Of loss which they feel we
"uulh gladly do 81, but We can only assure them Of
our personal regret AZ the death Of good true friend
anh hlnGie our soirows with theirs. Mr.. Miller
during an active life among business people, won
MN hosts al friends, and his sudden and
ue'th Is universally deplored. Ills exemplary life
among us " his hest monument.
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Spartan Council No. ., ;, OF j., viii Ind
account OF the death Oi Brother a. -. Mckenzie lu
the l,nightsuf PYthids news.
A grand picnic for the benefit of the de.
pleted treasury of the Grand Division, s. OF r., win
be given Ht Greenwood, Georgetown Heights, To-
morrow,
a new Council of Sons of .lonadab 10 be
called Eureka, viii he Instituted by the ncefs oi The
GIaud Council friday night ncAt az Washington
HAN corner " Pennsylvania avenue ami 1hrl street
east.
The Dashaway Reform Club are making
e"'u5Se arrangements for the fall and winter cam
l~ish against King Alcohol. aud Win bring forward
az llci sunday might meetings some OF the best
hleAhtIl WHO are enllsted In The cause.
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OTTAWA, oNr., sept. 4.-Repofts from the
Upper halneau state that the Indians ~ the desert
are sim IN dep'ofalu condition aud dying IN large
numbers from the smallpox. The leiubaules ha,s
been lowering about the wilderness ever suce they
lett the village last week, travelling In small parties
one hy one they fail victims Ia the terrible disease
aud are immediately abandoned by the rest of the
patty and lclt Ia die uf starvation n not OF disease
Tiais OF these parties easily he followed hy the
dead bodies lying exposed at short distances along the
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LOCA NJ L n TON.

Ir has been Endorsed by the long and
short, the fat and ugly: in fact, by everybody We
the Bencdlctinc Malt Wine Beer. IL is brewcd
from imported malt, aud Is pronounced by the host
Judges to lie the rurrs aud best beer IN this market
Mcssts, Finley Koch, PENNSYLVANIA avenue, above
Twelfth street. south side the sole agents Tot the
sale vi this truly beneficial AMI health restoring hoy.
cragc. They make speciality OF faulty oldois
DRIVER a ScuoriEip's palace summer
garden continues 10 ne the popular resort OF host
people during these hot evenings, The entertainment
given hy this dCscivc7lly popular ntm Is NJ the
best character the Hill Vt fare Us oi the very best and
ught spent there Is event tu he pleasantly reem-
Ncred. Polite and attentive walters always at cal
aud the MIXED drinks they prepare the best made
UnNwhctc. tive them call and lie convinced Of the
uuthmiiness Of what we say,
Mr.. RoBERT CALLAHAN has lust completed
The alterations aud decorations NJ his Marble Saloon.
corner Of Ninth street and rcnnsylvlnia avenue.
These alterations make his place of the
aud pleasant resorts II the kind IN Washington
Mr.. JAMES LACKEy, well known in this
city. has connected himself With the - Famous, -
No 400 seventh street. and win Ice pleased Ia lie fav
oicd with call from his many friend, aud the public
generally.
MR. w. !. ARMSTRONG, said TO be one of
the best photographers in this city has reduced hts
ptlccs to suit THE times. His gallery at igG Seventh
street. see advertisement III another column.
RETURN the pockethook TO i. y. box SOL
Keep what YOU think Is right
j. u. MMrBy, model maker, 81 Seventh
street.
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scnur. An,ons the Inai.n.

kE0Gn, NJ. T., sept. 1.-Secretary SEIZURE
AID party have arrived here, and have had several
consultations with the Grows the reservation, who
express desire 10 go 10 farming and become perma-
nenty settled. The secretary and party are here Ia
consultation with Gen. Miles and Inspector Pollock
concerning the disposition to be made with regard Ia
the sitting linll sioux. They VIII return by the lpSt
steamer down ihc stream,
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4 Friyll(Clll Fall.

a young man named Eugene Luber, EN-
pioyel on the Patent Once repairs. yesterday fore
noon Sustained serious injury. lie was walking
across beam ri the recois ruccd burnt section when
he missed his footing and fell distance Of thirty feet
breaking both arms and legs. II Is believed that
injured internally, and little hopes entertained of
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Frank Green was arrested last night by
Nr I.u'ien II. Hayden, Of g3l q street, while al
tempting 10 enter his house. Green made two at
iempls, the first about O'Clock at which time lie
packed up u large bag with clothing and other arii-
'eS, but was scared away by the servant before lie
could get OIL with them. About O'Clock he re-
turned aSain and cndeayorcd To get his booty. but
was recognized aud arrested AS above,
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EiscDan - Scheyer, the Popular
CiOthiers and TatiOrs,

Beg TO announce to their friends and patrons
that they viii open their magnificent establishment
On Tuesday September 7, when they win exhibit
some "' me incest lines OF clothing for fal and winter
wear ever brought 10 this city.
EIsEMAS n SCHEYgR,
an seventh ST., under odd Fellows iIaIl
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LARGE AND VARIED PROGRAMME FOR EACH
DAY.
Roundtrip tickets, Including admission to Fair, ST.
Trains leave Washington ut $50 and $40 A. NJ,
and on Thursday and Friday special train VIII leave
at IL NJ, Ii. 40. II. Il.
FIRST DAY.
Trial Of Speed of Horses from Montgomery county
and the District OF Columbia trotting In harness, at
Mule Race Mt O'Clock r. NJ.
SECOND DAY.
Cavalcade Of all Stock Teams, etc, on exhibition
IN tho Ring, mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Annual Address at II O'Clock A. NJ.
THIRD DAY.
Trials Of Speed of Horses from District OF Columbia
Trials Of speed of Horses from Maryland and Dis
tiict Of Columbia, mt O'Clock T.. NJ.
Trials Of speed open for all Horses not kept for rae.
ing purposes. at 2:30 u. NJ. se5-1t
National THEATRE.
After n thorough renovation. the house having been
newly frescoed, painted upholstered, and carTcted,
VIII open for the season on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o,
Meade aud MaginIey's Combination,
John Iiobbertons tauthor Of Helen Babes) Comedy
Drama,
DEACON CRANKETT
WHICH WILL RE REPEATED
,,,,,,,, .
,yr,,yo,,.v -
1855 - o"'"
Box- sleet for the sale Of seats viii be opened ON
saturday morning, September 4. se5-It
NORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-SEcoND WEEK.
Success Begun which has Won the Recognition Of tho
MATINEEs
MRS. q. q. HOWARD,
The Ony Great and Oriptuni 'ronsv
In Mrs Harriet Deeoher stows's'
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Is perfectly pure, being made of carefully
selected stock and Is therefore ne cLe03est ASK
your grocer for 1t, aud that you get only tic gr-
uihe article. trial win convince YOU OF 10 iueilts
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CITY NEW S .


For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
higher barometer, stationary temperature, winds
mostly southctiy, clear and partly cloudy weather.
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Ready for ScI,Oni.
THO HabIts of nui,ens

Boys suits for school purposes, a com
llcte assortment. Eiseman Hros, corner seventh
and T.
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Trapelers' Guide.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RoUTl

VIRGIN Ia MIDLAND ROUTE.
10 TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST AND VIR-
GINA SPRINGS.
ON and after TUESDAY, August 8, 1885,
TRAINS LEAVE u. T.. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS;
ITO "a: NJ, Daily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connections for the South and Southwest;
daily, except Sunday, to White Sulphur aud local
points on q. and .. Railroad.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
inEton to New Orleans without change of ears
rAhi.oh OAR from Washington to White sulphur
Springs.
800 T.: .-wARRENToN SPECIAL, Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday only, for Fauauier
White sulphur Springs, AMI intermediate local
1910 T.. M.-sourHERN EMPRESS, daily. for
az points south Via DanNie, and East and
West viac -. u. r.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from WASH
iliEton to Augusta. ia, without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from BaIti-
more and Washington to White Sulphur
Springs.
MARk'S SLEEPING COUCH CAR ON night train
from Washington 10 Uanvie, without change
Price Of couch, oDly ~.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division Will take 7; 10 A.
NJ train, daily except sunday For Warreu-
ton, 7'lo A. NJ. daily. and l.. NJ Monday
and saturday. ''
ror Tickets aud Information call at Virginia Mid
iand ONCE, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue.
Al G, ,,,,,,,u,,, n. MAcDANIEL, Agent,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-05
Knights of pytbina.
SPORTS AND PAST1MES.

Boys suits Tor school purposes, a com
pleto assortment. Eiseman Bios. corner seventh
and T.,