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Mail. Express.
South Bound.

Msil, Southwark connects ct Charlottesville
with Ches. s. Ohio Z. T., East and West st
Lyachburg, connects With Norfolk 8 West
ern r. g., through Southwest Virginia, to
and Te1as-and ct Dsnville with Richmond S.
Dsnville Il. T., to South snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects At Charlottea.
viltu W al! points on Chez. & Chic Z. T., snd
at Dsnville for 81 points South. Esst and South.
MIXED TRAINS for hain Line leave al.
essndris dsiiy. ezeep! Sunday, 90 a. m. and
II IS a. H., and returning arrive st AleSaniris
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
! III g. ra snd AlaIGndTis IS =. H., dsily
except Sunday, arrive at Stresburs tl2 Is pm
correcting with the Valley Rosd sest and
NIeEt. Leave S:.aaoucs ? 30 p. H., arriving st
Ala1snGris Of So 2. Il.
MixEn TRAIN FOa MANASSAS DIV
ISIC| leaves Aie1sndria daily, except Sun.
day, 1T ! &C 6. ~, arriving ct Sirnsburg at %
p. n, End returning leaves Strssburg at 70
., M, arriving in AieZandris ht 2 sc p. m.
&c. Aiddlsbprg, daily connection It F!Sins
EoT Uppstsil!c, regular connection a. Dsls.
For wAKRENwoN, leave Washington ::
| 7 lG u. n. daily.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton at s Is q m
sEG take mixed train Of Junction and reach
| Alexandria at ~ 10 N, in tiroe to uakei A. 8
r. train at y 81 p m for Washington, Baltimore
| and New York.
| AL trains make good connections, at WsSh-
| instol to and from n orth and West.
| New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington It
I 10 3. NJ, running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
| and Augusta, Ca, without change, on 10 Is
| p. m. train.
2hroush tickets very low to the South and
! Southwest.
HgRCER SIAUGETEH. G. TIA.
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1851 GREAT 1881

4 Goa GREAT 90 l.
70 7 ! F5 5GN$X = ~ : E ESTTE
- DOUBLE TEAgX.
5TzSI: BALLS. SPLsNELn sUENEG
MAGNIFICENT &QUIP&&EI
May 10Th, 1851.
Tcains leave Washington rom depo: OF Bel.
TiH08E @ POTOMAC RAILROAD Ger.
ner CT Sixth and q ST. asLs, SIS follows:
soI Philaaslphis, New York End The Eas.. s and
IL 80 an. daily, except Sunday, and 2.0n, 1000
and l0I5 pm daily, wish Palace Cars Lam
lied Express OF Fullmsn FArlor JsEs $50 4.
SIN. daily, a=cap: Sunday, FoE Philadelphia
Sspd 10 80 q. Vi. daily, excep: Sunday, and
zoo, ~, 10 and ~ Is o. m. daily.
Sor fittsburg and tic West 500 8, m., with
EArior car 10 P.stsburg and Sleeping car to
fittaburg MD Chicago 1888 a. 1t. daily
$50 2. u. d@i =, with Palace Ca to Chicago.
yer caHsndaigrs and the North, 500 a. nj.
czcei'! Sunday silu S3H =. II. daily except
Saturday. With Palace Gar 10 Canandaigux
Fcc Watkins, 1886 o, ln. daily except San
day.
FoI Baltimore, q. 500, csc ard 1880 =. NJ;
zoo, 70 40. $40, $50, 10 10 and i0.l5 p. u.
Gh ~ sunday, $40 and 1850 am; 2.oO.5.&0, $50,
', ~ VI a1d lO.lo .. n.
Ecc Fopes Creek Line. 80 a. n. and 40 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
fo' Annapolis, Z 70 8. -. snd 4 40 p. n. dslly
eic2pt Sunday.
LOtJAL TRAIN3.
~ "ioHs.h,;sis W, ~, ~ ana Ii ~ 81
d., ard 4 70, {, & &c, g and II 80 p. 70. Sun
dsJ Ut W, 70, and II 80 a. n. aud o. N.
iralnS leave AloxanGtis TO: Waan.n4:or, 500
S.u5, and 10 q: L., a7d II 40. 3, 5, 7, 10
p. u. aid - night.
On sunday as SIS, ard 10 =. Ii. and % srd
8 IL 2. ID.
TAEoUGa TRAIN Fog The soUTH, viz
Quan,!co enc Richmond, will leave hezsn-
d!Ia 8: 1923 arc II II a. IT. daily and 20 ..
>, 70. dh'ly, except Sunday.
East nail, leaving at II u >. n, makes but Two
stops, VIZ: st Qusntico and Fredericksburg,
betTeon Alcxsnd-ia end Richmond
Tickets and information can be procured st
principal railroad s:sticls nad tick. ott:cCs
Sou.heast. J. Z. WOOD.
Gen'l. Passenger agent.
FE&NE THOMSON
General Manager my18
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Opening s.nea Csus:ng ca Enc zsss:.s.

SEsaEA1is S=EEsa SESE.hG Ca Enc u sssiss
CLOSING.
Washington, L. O., snd Northeastern mails S
s. M, Il IN. and snd S Is .. II.
Western mails 50 and Is p. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 SO s..
10. and 80 and Is y. n.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lyrnh-
burg, Virgins, way SD through mai.a, o. 8.
10. and ~ p. n.
Manassas Division CO q. Y.
Ale1and-ia 10 Bound Hill Vs., SEQ a. II
OPENING,
Northern snd Western malls Wis ITsghins.
son, .. c., 5 50 q. n. II m. and-6 o. D, n.
Southern mails, via Richmond, vs., 8 SO @, IA
and 8 80 q. II.
Southwestern mails yia Lynchburg, VIRGINS
Hhrough rnails) including way mails on MidlslC
Railroad, s so a. u.
Manassas Division 30 p. N. for lock box only.
hound Hi! to Alexandra, Vs., 80 p. II.
OMcs Eours-ULce opens ST 80 Z. NJ, sD6
Closes st GO p. Il.
Sunday Eours-0fco opens E. 6 IS =. ~, I'D
Closes 81 80 q. 70.
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~
FOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

= oT1oE'
FOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On snd s':er Mcndsy, Aucugt lst, 1851, the
i::sauner ], " AFRO WSMlTH, Will leaye hor
wharf, zoo: OF Kios Street a. 7.3J e. !. EVElsY
MON Day, TIL HSDAI and SATURDAY
for 81 &ITi:R LANDINGS On MONDAY as
nr Nc No:n:0i Fay; On ThuIsdsy, Nomini
Cur'io nan On Es!uTd.y Cu.:ioman and Leon.
ardt0wn.
s:esmar MYSTIC Sundays for Rive. L.nd.
!HSS " - down as Upper hschodoek, stoppE g
q! h:&n:'s wha'f and Chapel Point.
tuesdays making !ha sbcve landings as fir as
Istt0S Crea:z.
j1.8-.f J. r. WOOD, Manager.
5i3I: NokFoLjz. PORTSMOUTH, FOX.
I@:Gs'5 Aoa2.oE AND TEE SOUTH.
TN STEAMER
GLE = RGE LIE 4 RY
Carrying tho e. B. hiaii)
VII! lcs"o her wharf foot CT Prince street. on
IL sSnAIS AID THURSDAYS 1T s n m.
aad SATURDAYS. 1t $50 p. II, stoppinr a.
fiEay Point end Point LOOKOUT going end re-.
turning: .:atGrEloG leaves Norfolk on WED.
p A2DA Is, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at
CciIck j.. III.
:Ea3innins gi!h May !. 1851, Excursion tickets
viii 60 is:nGd, good for fcur deyz, as follows:
s!fs! class fare - Fortress Moaroe and Nor.
felix, 81 %; First ca2s round trip, SO CO; Second
G:s!s, each TnT, 81 50 First clsss faro to iineT
round trip, So Second. class, esch way, 70 cts.
sSalerooa.a -. Aeals IS cts.
| p 3. MC0E. agent. mhSG
T&iiAE-; & ssa.BQAE3 COA:TlGo 90
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pss!5Gs, CHEMECAEH. So.
Macon. Ga, Msrch 81 1879.

Macon. Ga, Msrch 81 1879.
From! h.ving been intimate with tho proprio.
Tors Of ''Swift's Syphi!itic Specific" h.Ve
known much Cf its manufacture ard use. Tnore
HTe Enn IL this com muLity who ware victims III
early lie 10 Syphilis, end WHO have taken TIE
5. $. s. medicine, srd sre now, 10 al srN",r-
sncps srd in their own belief, 20 free from tcint
Of disease ss the first msn. fresh from The hsr O.
of his Msker. Eolicecy for bids their public 70
mendstons, but fm allowed to refer the
skrptie priratcly to taose who will endorse eve.
ry.hiEg th6t Csn be sad in its favor Being pro-
tessiCnaliy muca opposed 10 recommending se.
c:at remedies, 1t is with hesitation attsch nv
namo to this article; bu. knc1 ighercofI spcGk
when l say our science has not made public s
combustion equal to ''Swifts f,yphitic Gpect-
ic' for the purpose indicated,
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
p.o:or5 Atlanta, Ga
Sold by z. s. Lcadbestor & Fro. Call fer 3
copy Of Young Mems Friond."
zDw'D. {. LEADr..T.R. TEos. LxaDgxArEs
&. S S. Z.ooadbooaai:4>1 l. 1: B Bg
f,a. 8 saa $. sairfaSs:..
G5sScssss!Ga%-e,&S EzES
Dcal-.s in
tJL:E nEDGS Ani MEy!UING D., C'HEhEI
III .IECtCtG 81. tlALIiSH ;3ssHD:;,
S&IGH2, AGELGULEUAAL
C;H !;GALS +iNETG!-
LET GOODS. i-a., &c.
pToDriotors OF AHoayEu i'oator2l, L;;:;;1T;osEinq
Imminent, Essence ,sIaci2z Ei1rc7 sa,! Coz: (!
3yrup. end AGENTS foi ayers Medicines, avo,.
ups Chemical Paints &c.
&va.y eao:t will be n:ad3 90 :;.::...s!r y ni.t
reputation d our Cd establishment; MS :!
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Vi u ExTAahiNGToN g 0HIU RAIuROAu

~N'~-''>N - ~ &C WIN iS6LsoTSO-A -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO T&AlNS DAILY (EXCnPT SUN.
DAY. BET VEIN ALEX aMDEIa
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning May 9, 1851.
Leave W Washington st 20 9. m. and 20 o,
m. and Alexandria at 925 8. n. Is D. "a.
Pass Leesourg, gciug westward, st II 80 a. II.
ana 0 ~ p. m, and arrive st Round Hill at
~ 10 p. m. sud I 20 p. n. Lnsve Round Hill
81 b ~ 8. m. and II 30 pm. Pass Leesb burg, GO
ing eastward, 1t % g. 10. and ~ o. n. end
arrive at AlexaaSe1a st Is q m, and is
2. IA, and ss Washington 8 25 :. n. and
&a- Passengers from WASHINGTON will take
tha Washington and Ohio cars 3. the Baltimore
O. Potomac Railroad station at9 70 a. m. and 40
r. NJ, and 20 through to RounG Hill without
chsnse OF caIs.
Tie VS. am. train from Ale1an6ris snd12.3O
2. NJ train from Round Hill connect st Round
Hiil With Mccoy & Wiqginton's Daily Line of
Coaches tor Snickersville, Eerryviile and Win.
chester; also ReanoI's Line of Coaches, which
ionve Leesburg daily for Aide and Middle
bug,
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
nt Vielns, with Sisson's Line &C Stsges for Fair.
faI Court House.
Communication tickets, ~ Sss per Ssssa
a.anaal GlcAoss, $50.
J., q. EAVENER,
"5I-s! General Ticket Agent.
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VIZ OGDEN LAQUESl WOODEN
w PLATESl-Ju received fine assert.
nert of three ply Wooden Plaques and Plates
tor painting.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
sug2 Is King Street
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Stc2@o.3 q sa;s Ina viii run ~ so!logs;
E&IE bGSEsEDg:A,

Stc2I.:o.a q s5;s Ina viii run as so!lo,gs;
R&EE &05sEGg.&,
!jonR meeting VIII: Merchants and Kiuers Line
fcr H,oG.11, steamer
Ess9p GR Tas hGas
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID
s-&1 i (. 81 % 'cio2. p.,r.; returning, losye
Norfolk on al5aspGte days 1t 800 D. m.
Eh!s ssaunch iron steamer hss ius! boon paint.
ca thIournout ets.eion1S newly furnished and
csrpetad, and IS tho hs:csoEsss c. we'll as tho
shteat beat Oh tho Potomac river aad Chosspsake
osy, and is the oaly steamer making close con-
c22!!cn with the tIow ORR snd Boston atesn1-
ersi also connects With Richmond atoamers and
railroad linos :'oC!h. Stops Of PIN:sY POINT
snd POINT LOCKOUT gong ard returning.
boeinninR MGy let. 1881. excursion tickets,
good for stver days, will be issued as follows !:
F':rstciess round Trip to 1t. itonroe SD Norfolk
20 u! +; lfsi Class fare to Fortress Monroe and
EcftGiS 81; secG0:. Glass each Way 81 SO: irs.
class tHr4 10 Eiloy Poici and Point Lookout
- So t's! class nHc zip 20 EiEey Point and
foihl Lockout - "; second class each Isay 75c
'5tstaTcoms s.; Inaa!s 7Ic.
Et9ss k&:ES YA5EA.
S;-&&.E rs <. t. !H.*~Ee4 Egr.sSrH .Jasys
GiE&:SStJr
.sEhRi EEi:lAE, 81 - "a; and returning.
tsSTs &cIS Gn:::;, ir0EJ pier q, Eszt river, GT.
Elk os-'IU MA;G :. :. 5'clock =. Il.
Ire steamer; q thiG cGGlua1y rc.ka cornon-
tirns at Norfolk for krs.oc and I'll rorts East.
81 &ov YORK. with ali pc:3!s West sid Nor,rr
"2st, and e. Aaiand;!a With Sieginia Midland
iS"!sE0EI aE.6 Washington sid Ohio Railroad,
Through ra-as a!?en &Gd freight handled care
tuAy and Promptly. Ger farther information
&p2:y 10 T. II. G:EED, Agent,
VIZ. T4OI2a01E!. President, "--"I''
l:lJ Z str,et
sap IL. Wellington, i. G.
80, gL,Hi;:'i5 ErEa:S LINE pyEx,-
':E.ss::::;S:i TX 70
.&aAi:aAH . Il. = 4. .HAi:A RIVER, PECyY-
DESCS AHD BOSTON
Stasaac:& loaTa alexandria KVEEy TTys.
n& snc leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UEDhZ. y -
Ghia !iaa connects ;.t Alexandria with st. =
4. g =. ana " i Q. Z. Re-, a1d 9. pbiis6.;.
Hfeia wish Giy@to's regaisr Gteamstips for FsII
AItec providence sad Boston
EEa!&li Forwarded wi$a PROM pinsps sas cs,a
fcGs Of co:nr.i3s:aNs. 0'.' -
10 charge 70. transfer IN philsdelnbi,. snd
9 Wharfage II Boston. Quic& tin,e. Frenuent
d52ar!usc7. Through rates and Though h;lls
Oh iac:;.S given. Insurance ct the loyest -stea
Agents:
= REEp, alexandria.
u. 7 CLYDE & Co, PhiladsInt;s
t.OISSCN & Co. Wash. & Gsorstr,
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E$S.s NMES YsssIA,
s:E<s ~ i:is q z. L. ai.*rEe Egr -SSrH .2nsys
&5&rSStor
EVERY Fi&iuAX, 81 - H.; and returning,
laSTs Eos En:!;, ;roE1 pier Il, Eszt river. SV
Elk ;5i>EU Ai;A2 :. =. 3cloch =. Il.
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X. FORMERS BEER. bottled daily price GO
cents pes d>Z!n.
Geo. McBURNEY & Son.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

V1AGINIA: In Fairfax Circuit Couss, Sep
tem6er 7th 1881
Matilda Holcombe. VS.. Julia Gales !, L. Geek
Grille, David A. Windsor; tho personal repro.
sentative Of George D. Rsmshy, nsms sad
residence unknown tho personal ropreacnt..
tive of Philip 4. Fendsll. nsmo md residencs
unknown. and the personal representative Of
Sd. n. Gales, nsno and residence unknown.
In chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to enforce =
deed of trust, executed BY $. j. Il. Ghles to 2
b. Cockerille and David A. VI inasor, bearing
data January lst 1879. to secure to Glstiida Hci-
combo tao SUN of 81, 800 50, and 70 obtain de-
cree for the sale of the real estate conveyed By
said deed Of trust. and application Uf thu pro.
caeds to the payment Of said sum Of 81, 395 81
with interest thereon FROM The lst day OF Isuu.
cry, 1879 until paid. 1t appearing by I'll 1svi!
flied, that Of tho shove nsnl'd defendants ne
personal representatives of George D. Ksraay,
Philip K. Fendsll, and 8. j Ii GAlcs arc un
known and believed to be non residents, and
Julia Gales, who is non resi- of Virgins, it
is ordered thst they APPEAR W!Lhia one month
after publication hersof and 10 what Is nee So
ssry to protect their interests. Copy teate:
JNO. ". GRAHAM, Cork
M0Cro ~ EOo n S,!,-
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G2 r EDEE5A EEN.

ITO IHE VOGEES OF THE CITY AND
Il COUNTY or ALEXANDkIA-I re-.
spect'ully announce myself candidate FOX the
house or Delegates 81 Virginia, subject to the
will Of tbs people in the primary election of tha
conservative party 10 be held on Monday, The
29th inst. II is simost needless for me 10 sew
that stand tqCareIJ upon the platform Of the
Conservative party adopted August 9TH.
8ugl6-te CU&KLES H. STIIa2T
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ETEAMEE5gs
SEIGSHIEGTON STEAMBOAT GO.
& u innitahN

" LlnlltadJ
o. Sunday. Monday, Tueadsv and Wednes.
taS ihe boats of the Washington Steamboat
Company (limited) will run rs follows:
Lr2rc Washington at 6 90 10 8 80 and 10 80
o. M, =od ~ l5, 80, 20. 4 10 5 So and ~ n.
Lcare alexandria 1t 6 co. I 81 s 50, 10 10 and
II 20 m. end Is 2 40, 4 o. 20 and 80 o. NJ.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday leaye
both cities ct go 80 $50 0 80, 10 so. II go
Il 20, 80 : 70 80, 4 so 81 end 80 L:eplG
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Over Sunday.
BY ELEANOR KIRK. "

Not enough to last over Sunday, you
say?'
No, by tomorrow night we shall have
literally nothing to eat in the house.
John Burnham glanced from his moth
er, who looked very pale and worn, to
his boots, which were also worn and
somewhat pale, for the backing box had
been empty days before, and John had
drawn so heavily on the reserve stock in
the clearinghouse that it would no
longer make mark
John Burnham was tired out. 1t is
no exaggeration to say that he had
walked hundreds Of miles in the last two
months in search of work, and now,
though he pretended to make light of the
situation as well as his own fatigue, his
patience was nevertheless almost as dilapi-
dated as his boots.
Three months before, John had left
college to attend the funeral of his father,
who had died very suddenly. After this
sad event it was discovered that all their
worldly possessions would have to be
sold for the benefit Of their creditors.
This was hard blow to Mrs. Burnham,
who knew nothing of her husband S
financial affairs, and supposed there
would be money enough in the future,
as there had always been in the past for
Injuries as well as necessities. There
were only three members of this family
Mrs. Burnham, John, who was few
days past nineteen, and Gertrude, lit
tie girl of ten.
Nothing for over Sunday? John re-
peated. 'Of course there must be some
thing for over Sunday AS far as 1 can
recollect, there has never been Sunday
without something to eat, and l presume
day after tomorrow will be like other
Sabbaths.'
Poor people sometimes pawn things
/ have been told, Mrs. Burnham re-
marked plaintively; andHf worst comes
to worst, there are your grandmother
silver spoons, John.
I'd as soon pawn my grandmother s
tomb-stonep John replied with touch
Of temper. No, no, mother, don't let's
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AGAINST THE WORLD.

First Silver Medal Paris Exposition, 1878,
awarded to our BaIDGEWATER FAMILY
PATENT PROCESS" FLOUR.
Bas- Entire satisfaction guaranteed with every
barrel or money refunded.
Bridgewater Family and Belmont Best XXX
Extra in Barrels also Quarters, Fights and
Sixteenth Barrel Cotton Sacks.
Family Extra, and Superfne Flours Choice
Family Corn Meal and Mill Feeds for sale cheap.
Ask your grocer for Ficklen & Sons Flour,
and take no other brands.
j. B. FICKLEN & SONS,
Bridgewater Mills,
de3-ly Fredericksburg, Va
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pleasantly.
Durham, have been wondering if
you couldn't sell goods
Il should Like to try. John replied.
You have got more grit and thorough
ness in you than any man in my employ,
and | don't intend to lose sight of you,
the gentleman went on. You've got
brains as well as grit, and if you can be
contented to be my right-hand man,
want you.-N Y EuanoeLst.
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Lynchburg passenger train, No A. daily
Leave Richmond at $50 A. NJ; arrive at Burke
vile at 11;35 A. NJ
Train No. "A connects at Burkeville with A.
M. d 0. r. r. for Farmville, Lynchburg, and all
points in the Southwest.
Trains Nos. 48 and AZ connects at Sutherlins
with M. Il S. N. G.. r. r. for Milton, NC.
Train No As connects at Salisbury with W.
N. G. r. r, for Ashevile and all points in west
ern North Carolina.
Trains Nos. SO, 48 and az connect at Air Line
Junction with A. & G. A. r. r. for all points
South and Southwest; and at Charlotte with CO
Q. q A. r. r. for all points South, Southeast and
Southwest.
Train No. 90 stops only at Jetersville. Drakei
Branch, Barksdale's, Danvlle Greensboro and
Salisbury.
Trains from the above named points arrirc N
Rtehmond at AS P. NJ, 1888 A. NJ, and 40
Pm.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping
Cars run through on Train No. 4S from n forS
and Richmond to Atlanta, and from Greensboro
| to Augusta, and on Train No. AZ from Boston,
Mass, to Savannah Ca, via. Richmond.
Tickets sold to al points SOUTH south east, anu
south west, and baggage checked through,
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent, Richmond, We
7. NJ. R. TAIcoTT, General Superintendent
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ESTABLISHED 1915.
CHARLES SIMON & SONS.


CHARLES SIMON & SONS.
90 NORTH HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Would call special attention to their extensive
stocF of Dress Goods Linen and Cotton Goods,
Entroideries, Laces, Goods for Mems and BOYS
wear, Corsets, Ladies ready made Underwear,
&C.
SAMPLES SENT FREEl
Also to their
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Cloaks, Dresses made to order promptly in a
superior manner, and in the latest style, at mod
crate rates. Orders solicited Rules for self.
measurement and sample of material, with esti-
mate of cost, sent upon application.
TERMS CASH.
All orders amounting to $50 or over will be
sent free of freight charges by Express Parties
having their goods sent G. o. D., must pay for
return of money and if strangers to u.s. must re.
NIT at least one-third of the amount with the
order. mar Nv
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THE SUW FOR
., Z. +. 1881.

Everybody reads The SUN. IN the editions
of this newspaper throughout tho year to
como everybody will ind:
l. All tho world's news, 80 presented that
the reader will get tho greatest amount of
information with tho least Improbable ex-
pendture of time and eyesight. THE Sun
long ago discovered tho golden moan between
redundant fulness and Unsatisfactory brevity.
III. Much of that sort Of news which doc
pends less upon its recognized Importance
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