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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26
Little Sermons.
The error of a moment Otter

The error of a moment often becomas
the sorrow of whole life.
The divinity of charity consists in 70.
lieying a mans needs before they ara
forced upon US.
The slightest sorrow for sin is sufiG.
ent if it produced amendment: the
greatest is insufficient if it does not
The highest perfection of human req.
son is to know that there is an infnity
of truth beyond its reach.
There are some persons on whom
their faults sit well, and others who are
made ungraceful by their goodness.
He who makes great fuss about do.
ing good will do very little; he who
does good only to be noticed will not
do it long.
The greater the difficulty, the more
glory in surmounting it. Skillful pi.
lots gain their reputation from storms
and tempests.
To rejoice in another's prosperity is
to give content to your own lot; to nit.
igate another's grief is to alleviate or
dispel your own.
Strength of resolution is, in itself,
domination and ability: and there is a
seed of sovereignty in the barrenness
of unhinching determination.
Formerly, when great fortune are
only made, war was business; but
now, when great fortunes are only made
| 10y business, business is war
The sweetest life is to be ever making
sacrifices; the hardest life a man car
lead, the most full of trouble, vexatior
and misery, is to be always doing hi
own will and seeking to please himself
If, instructing a child, you arc vexeC
and out of patience with 1t for adrolt
ness, try, if you have never tried be
FORE to write with your left hand, an(
remember that a child is all left hand
Never swerve in your conduct from
your honest convictions; unless it b.
in obedience to law or lawful authority
Decide because you see reasons for de
cision; and then act, because and a
YOU have decided.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26
4 "a BILE.

Some cawing Crows a hooting Owl.
A Hawk a Canary, and an old Marsh Fowl
One day all met together.
To hold caucus and settle the fate
OF certain bird ,githOut q matel.
A bird Of another feather.
Ny friends said the Owl, with look most
wise.
The Eagle is soaring too near the skies,
In a way that Is quite improper.
Y ct the world is praising her, 50 I'm told.
And think her actions have grown 50 bold
That some Of Us ought 10 stop her
Il have heard il said quoth the Hawk with a
sigh
That Young lambs died at the glance Of her eye
And wholly scOrn and despise her
This. and more | am told they say
And think that the only proper way
Is never to recognize her.
II an quite convinced =" said the Crow with cav
That the Eagle minds no moral law
She's most unruly creature.
shes ugly tnng,' piped Canary Bird
Some call her handsome-its 80 absurd
She hasn't decent feature
Then the old Marsh Hen went hopping about,
She said she was sure-she hadn't doubt
OF the truth Of each birds story;
md she thought it duty 10 stop her flight
To pull her down from her lofty hight
And take the gilt from her glory.
But To- from peak on the mountain grand
That looks out over the smiling land
And over the mighty ocean
The. Eagle is spreading her splendid wings
She rises rises and upward swings
With slow majestic motion.
Up in the blue of Gods own skies.
With a cry Of rapture away he flies,
Close to the Great Eternal;
She sweeps the world with her piercing sig hit
And the JOY Of things supernal.
Thus rise forever the chosen of God
The genius-cr0wned or the powershod,
Over tho dust world sailing;
And back like sp'inters blown by the winds
Must fall the missiles of silly minds,
Useless and unayaihng.
Ella Uheeler
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26
Honest CalifornianS.


Californians may have faults, but
meanness is not one of them. The
other day, when the usual bank balanc-
es were adjusted, n runners canvas
sack burst at the seam, and $4,000 in
golden doubloons were spilled among
the promiscuous crowd. Every one
pitched in except the porter, who, un-
concerned, held sack to receive the
coin that was picked up. A Stranger,
looking ON, said: my man, hadn't you
better count and see how much is miss
ing?' The porter said, Il didn't think
of that; there is nothing mean about
Californians. However. I'll count"
Stepping into a stock brokers office he
did count and found not a piece was
missing, II knowed ii" said he smil-
ingly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-26

Binghampton is the largest town for
manufacturing tobacco or any in the
State outside of New York. The thirty
nine cigar shops i'll the city employ
about POO persons in all, and over
S20l 600 was paid for revenue stamps,
la St ypar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-10
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CITY C0UNCIL.-The mayor called the city
council together on Saturday night. to consider
the propriety of carrying up to the court of ap-
peals the suit Of Delahays sureties vs. the city
council, in which a5 40 paid by the contractors
sureties to complete his contract, were recov-
cred back by the sureties. In the aldermen
Judge Stuart urged that an appeal be taken.
and that the finance committee employ new
counsel to Cooperate with the corporation at
torney. The sureties had no right, legal or
moral, to recover cent. Alderman j. B. Smoot.
chairman OF the finance committee said he had
spoken to Corporation Attorney Kemper on the
subject, and had suggested that additional coun-
sci be employed in the circuit court, but Mr.. X.
said no other counsel was needed; he would win
the suit. Both boards cOncurred in a resolution
for the emplOymefk Of additional counsel to con-
suit upon the propriety of taking an appeal. The
boards then adjourned until the 4th Tuesday in
October. it being uadafFteod that it would be
impossible to obtain a quorum at the stated
meeting fixed by the rule for next Tuesday.
CORPORATION COERT.-The corporation court.
Judge Chiffon, resumed its session this morn
ing. The Burke-Payne shooting case will oc-
trial OF Hugh Strder. for larceny. is fixed for to-
morrow, and that of Justice MOtter. for forgery.
on Wednesday. The court will probably close
its term this week
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Frank Harris, colored,
was brought up last night for breaking up fur
niture in the suburb of Petersburg and re-
leased on collateral. :. Mr.. William Wolf, the
welf-known King street baker, has welded Mrs.
Reyes, widow of the late Conductor Keyes,
killed some time ago on the Midland railroad.
:. The city gave an appeal bond to-day in the
Delehay sureties case, and now has sixty days
within which to enter an appeal if one be deemed
advisable.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-J1dqe Smell
Saturday, Leana Snowden, loud and bolster
GUS; SIS or Is days. VIM. Mccormick and John
Lane, forfeited collateral. Thos. Cant, pro-
family; s. or days. John Lee and Jos. Lynch,
white boys, vagrancy; sent down 80 days each.
Fenton Nolan, JnO. Williams and Jno Wilson,
forfeited collateral. Walter Parker vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days. Jas. Cant. loud and bolster
GUS; IS or Is days. Jno. Barr, forfeited col
lateral. August Grages, charged with placing
goods, wares and merchandise on the sidewalk
and allowing it to remain more than four feet
from the building line; So. Thomas. John and
Edward McNally and Eugene German, destroy
ing private property; personal bonds. Jos. E.
s. Galley, unlicensed commercial agent SEN
fenced suspended. Walter Brown, Phil. Handy
and Alexander Dorsey, colored, were charged
with assault and battery with intent to kill an
other colored man named Chas. Grey; grand
jury; bonds $500 each. Catherine Bailey, keep
ing disOrderly house; nolle prosecuted. Frank
8. Zolla, threatsto Lucy Brown; personal bonds
to keep the peace. Martin Abrams, assault on
Henry l.: Davidson, jr.; So or 7days Benjamin
Williams, assault on Sarah Jackson; $40 or 80
days. VIM. Oden, assault on Belle Johnson; 80
or 30 days. Henry Plummer, larceny of bar
from Geo. Gerhardt; guilty; continued for sen
tence.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October 10. 1881 a:l a. IN
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
nOrtherly winds. higher barometer, stationary or
lower temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
GOOD WEATHER FOR THE OCTOBER CELEBRA-
TIONS.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barc-:.:S.. Is
highest i'm the Lake Superior region and lowest
in tie truii of st. Lawrence. The temperature
has fallen from four to ten degrees IN New Eng
fifteen degrees in the Ohio valley and the. lower
lake region, and from three to fourteen degrees
in the upper lake region and the upper Missis-
sppl valley the winds in New England and the
south Atlantic and Gulf states they are variable
in the Ohio valley and lake region they are
northerIy; in the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valley they are eastcriy. Fair weather prevails
that fair weather viii prev all in New England and
the middle Atlantic states to-day and Tomorrow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the thcr
mometer at the Signal Office during the day.
Z am. So. ii am 61.5o; PM 49,: Maxi
num- 69-5o: minimum. 5i,lo.
FUssELI,s lee Cream and Charlotte Russo.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store I6i4 I4th
street.
HAVE your ranges Iatrobes and furnaces re-
paired at Gartrells. SIS 9Th ST., between and /.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND MASONIC CARDs-Ele-
CANT designs. for the Yorktown event. Order at
once. Milan's. 6tB eth street.
STUDS. Bracelets. Hot Spring Diamonds, at
Priggs-
SECO ND-HAND SHOT GUNS at Herzog's. sos 9th
street.
EYEsHADEs Is cents. at Hempler's near ~ st.
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Affairs in West Washington.

ACCIDENTAL an early hour this morning a
white woman named Riley. about 20 years of age,
fell down the stone steps of her house on Water
street, near High, and broke her left leg below
the knee. The injured limb was set by DR..
Suter and the aged patient was sent to the hos
pital to-day.
SHORT WEIGHT.-By orders from headquarters
the police made raid upon all the bakers in
the District this morning. In this place all were
found to have proper weight except three.
THE GRAIN Markets, 600 bushels wheat
sold on Change Saturday as follows: 46 to 4S for
fultze, 50 to $50 for mixed, So to $40 for Lam
caster
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Lightweight Bread.
POLICE RAID ON BAKERS wAGONS-FINEs I'M
POSED

POLICE RAID ON BAKERS WAGONS-FINES I'M
POSED.
The lieutenants of the several police precincts
gave instructions to their officers who went on
duty at IL o'clock last night to overhaul all the
bakers wagons this morning and weigh their
bread 1t looks. some of the policemen saw as
If some one had given the thing away" as the
number of persons taken i'm was not near so
large as was anticipated. The wagons of Paul
Burke John OckerShauSen and Justin Kaiser
were found to contain loaveS below the stand
ard weight The court did not fine them for
lOaves that were only one ounce short. Several
light. Justin Kaiser was put on trial first, and
five lOaves were shown to the court that were
below the standard. Mr.. s. C.. Mills appeared
for defendant and asked the court to dismiss
the case, on the ground that it was not proven
that his client offered any of this bread for sale
The court ruled that having the bread i'm his
wagon was proof enough that he had it for SALE
and the law would not recognize any scheme by
which the poor could be cheated: the rich
could take care of themselves and he would
impose fine of 50 per loaf making So Mr.
Kaiser was fined g for each of 9 light lOaves,
making $1S. John Ockershausen was charged
with having 80 lOaves that were below the
standard weight. and Mr.. Mills also appeared
Tor him and undertook to show that the bread
lost the weight since it was baked. The court
remarked that he has had the bread question
before him often, and examined it in all its
"details, and heard great deal Of expert tes-
timony in the cases, and it was a well-known
fact that bread should be made heavy enough
at the baking to insure the full weight to Gus
toners A fine of so was imposed for the 80
l0ayes IN this case. An appeal was noted. Paul
Burke. charged with having Is light lOayeS in
his wagon, forfeited $50 collateral.
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CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
NEW FALL STYLES.
IS CTS, 81 CTS, 90 CTS. 60 CTS. Is CTS. 81 90
PER YARD.

White Wool Blankets. g. s: 60 s. So s. So $ pair
Na1y Blue new ss &c., &c.
bss make
Ladies' Navy Blue Cloth suitns 1syds wide. 75c.. 81.
Black Six Velvet and Plush
ce S m sex Plush and veiys Velvet ss
hssE D1sss A siRs s5S.n ss:s .soy.rd
Ali &c. &c &c.
Ssa s sf: ss. Il &c.
sane 5eSefs hA S s S
ladies' Wool underweaii. sec,' Sc. 81
ass Ess and s
Best Fall Calicoes, &C. and &C.
eqsisa tss: '''
Water.proof Cloths: Navy Blue. Myrtle Green. Gray
Tssss@ h:$ z.s;: ass g. f.
Pink Blue and White Flannel for Soaking,
C. M. TOWSON.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side. near Center Market.
BEHGTrFgE Ii skiGHf pATTE akhNtssi''''
so styles of the best and S-py Carpets.
Ssoes s.yes q i il; sinac Carpets a. Wool 7s
Choice styles extra heavy Ingram Carpets. SOC.
Choice styles dSnbis weigh. Ingram Carpets &C.
Floor Oil Cloths, ali widths.
Ingram Carpets, good styles, SOC.
STAIR Oil Cloths loo. yard.
Venetian CARPETS. all widths for hall and stairs
Druggets, choice styles. all sizes.
Brusse Carpets beautiful styles. 75c, &c., &c., 90c.
Stair Pads Nottingham Curtain Laces. 25c. SIC, &c.,
Heavy double Blankets s2.sO, $. So $780, IS. g. s.
s:s sS$'ss'; e. T. a +, . e :, b. ...s
c. N. TowsoN,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
a South adAI near centsr Married..
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NEW FALL GOODS.
GUINNIP, DAY & co.

NEW FALL GOODS.
One Case q Wool PLANETS, worth g. so ats2.
One Case q Wool BLANKETS, worth IS at s..
One Case Splendid Quality CALICO, worth 6x ct 41c.
One Case Nome CLOTH st Toe.
90 Dozen 4button KID GLOVES reduced from q to soc
50 and 81. Is. -
Black si g Ts6ELvEr uas so. =. sa.as $780, =
Black CASHMEREs. Is, 10 80. 65, Is and q.
Black HenE1eta CLOTH, 81, $l.50 and 81 .7b.
Sursn SlLk. IN black broyn. BRONZE navy and baby
ElannsI STYLING, n all color. et &c:
Flannel SUlT1NG, in al colOre. tWilled. 623fo.
Fun hne Paid DRESS GOODS and Stripe 70 masch.
EuH hne CLOTHS and CA66IMERE6.
Full lpe Canton TIANNEL8.
LUTTRELL = WINE,
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STATEN ISLAND

STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
s AND JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFICES:
ITO WEST BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE.
Al NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1899 BROADWAY, New YORK.
279 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
Ladies' Dresses and Garments of all kinds of all Fab
RIGS and of the most elaborate styles Cleaned Dyed
Successfully without ripping. Gentlemen's Garments
Cleaned or Dyed Whole. Curtains, Window Shades
Table Covers, Carpets, Blankets etc. Cleaned Dyed.
Kids and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed handsomely.
Grape Wells renovated equal to Ladies' and Gen
temens Garments received returned by express
mail.
BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO..
ITO WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
sl9-lm BALTIMORE. MD.
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AT THE NEW STORE,
OPENED TO-DAY, AND ON OUR COUNTERS FOR
INSPECTION. TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF SACK
SUITS. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED.
PRICES RANGING FROM So TO $685. THESE
GOODS ARE THOROUGHLY sHRUNK. MADE AND
TRIMMED EQUAL TO ANY ORDERED WORK IN
THE CITY. FIT PERFECT AND FASHIONABLE
CUT.
ALSO FULL LINE OF FALL WEIGHT OVER
SACKS. LIGHT. DARK AND MEDIUM COLORs.
PRICES RANGING FROM $500 TO $500.
THESE GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN
THE COUNTRY. AS WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL
PAINS IN THE GETTING UP OF THESE GAR.
MENTs. AND PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE
AVERAGE MAKE OF COATS.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1sT, WILL DISPLAY
ANOTHER NEW LINE OF SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
A CALL is RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
LIKES, BERwANGER, CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
8 KArzENsTE1N. MANAGER
II ACE CURTAINS.
IL MADAME PIERRE
r en g hee old establishment, 113 nth street n. W.
and want the general pubic to know that Il Il The only
pance IN this city that Curtains can Be dono Mp equal "a
nsu. 07-1ms
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AmuSements. Sc. Tonight.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
Forfs Opera HOuse.-C. B. Bishop as ''Widow
BedOtt.'
National Ihedter. Alichael StrOgoff"
Abne''s Garden - Concert by the Vienna
Ladies.
D1fceT''s Gdrden.-Open air concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-10
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $50 pm; ex-
tinguished at $50 pm.
Solomon J. Fague has entered suit against W.
W. COrcOran for S3. 356 81 with interest from
September Is, 1881. the amount being his bill for
the alleged collection. agent, of certain
Claims against the District government.
At meeting of Parnel Branch. No. /, of the
Land League. last evening. a vote of thanks was
rendered to members of the Soldiers Home for
their active cooperation i'm furtherance of its
objects. The receipts were S2l .25 and SO were
sent to the Irish World
At the Dashaway meeting last night at Lin
coin Hall, there was an interesting speech from
Mr.: Edward Humphrey. who has been for seve-
raj years an active temperance worker Prof W.
j. Bond followed, and was succeeded by Mr.
Christiancy and Judge ]. j. Weed. Resolutions
offered by Rev. c. w. DenisOn were adopted
+. b. MOhun sends 'Garfield's Words: Sug-
gestive Passages from the Public and Private
WritingsO of James Abram Garfield" compiled by
W. X. Balch; published by Houghton, Mifllin i
Co.. Boston.
The funeral of Miss Olive Eunice Clapp took
place from the residence of her father, Mr. H.
ID. Clapp. yesterday at two o'clock pm The
affection felt for this lovely young lady was
shown by the large attendance and by the num-
Der and beauty of the floral tributes.
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price. Satisfactory in color, wear and appear
ance. GEO. {. HENNING
40 It'll street.
Few Compilations
Can bear the strong white morning light which
exposes every speck of tan, every pinple and
the slightest spOtting of eczema. In Dr. Benson's
these blemshes on the cheek of beauty
My Wife
Is the picture of health since she began the use
of "WellS' Health Remover" greatest remedy on
earth for Dyspepsia and Nervous Weakness. ST.
Stott s. Cromwell. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Bucs:..,.IIDa.
New. quick, Complete cure, days. urinary
affections. smarting. frequent difficult urina-
tion kidney disease. 81. Stott s. Cromwell $50
Pennsylvania avenue. m
Get Off My C0rns.
Use Curealine. One bottle will take them out
root and branch, quickly too. 25c. Stott Crom-
well. ms
Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. WnslOw's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
ton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. and has been used
for forty years with never-faing success by
by millions of mothers for their children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels and wind colo.
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 70 cents a bottle. m,w.S
"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.''
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in y Id. Ward" prints. 45c per
Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet
milk &C. per OF. Cream, loo. pint.
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ALARGE NUMBER Offin Wilton and Body Brus-
sells carpets will be sold at DuncansOn Bros.
auction tomorrow at IL o'clock See ady't.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sensihl!
Try One

| To use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, etc. Price % cents.
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DRY GOODS.
M N. SINISTER l. SONS.

NV N. SHCCIEh q SUNS.
OFFER UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS IN
NEW AND HANDSOME DRESS FABRICS.
SILKS, vELyETS. PLUSHES ANDSATINS-
PLAIN, BRoCADE. AND STRIPED BLACK,
WHITE AND CoLoREp, FOR STREET AND
EVENING WEAR.
EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
SATIN MERyEILLEUX. SATIN RHADAMES.
SATIN DUCHESS, SATIN DE LYON, BRoCADE
SATINS. BR0CADE SILKS BBoCADE VELNETS.
STRIPED MORE, WATERFD STRIPED, STRIPED
PLUSH, PLAIN COLORED PLUSH. BLACK PLUSH,
GROS-GRAIN SILKS AND LYONS NELvETS.
EMBROIDERED THIBET CLOTH SUITS. ROBES
WITH SASH ROMAN BAND SURAH, ELEGANT
PI.AIDS. FRENCH SCITIN-G- r. f,yr CiIfCNS.
CHCDNa- 1LUTUS, CASHMERES IN EVENING
SHADES, &c.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
% sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ON THE B. AND O.
Monday, l0th-1S Trains to Baltimore
Trains will leave depot, New Jersey avenue and
street, as follows: 5, $40, ESQ. ISIS, 50, 40
and I'll a. m. and at 1910 Il. *2:15. *3, $50
S4:30, 4:40, 1915. Gas. $50 and 1850 D. M Re-
turning. trains will leave Camden-street depot.
Baltimore, during the afternoon and evening for
Washington a. follows: 12:l5 $50, 81 1880 5,
$50 ESQ. IS. 40 and midnight. Trains indi-
Gated by a CO star make the run in one hour
Tuesday, 11th-26 Trains to Baltimore-
Trains will leave Washington for Baltimore as
follows: 5. $40. ESQ +S:15 *9. 40 and *11 a.
m. and 1910. Il, ~1l5, *215, +245. *3. $50. II.
'4:3o. 4:40. 5, 1915. +545. SC. $50. Gas. ~,
F7:3O and $50 p m Returning, trains will
leave Baltimore during the evening for Wash
lngton every half hour from 10 o'clock to a. ~
or until all Washington passengers are pro-
vided for Trains indicated by star (+) are
hour trans.
Wednesday, 12th-22 Trains to Baltimore
Trains will leave Washington for Baltimore as
follows: 5. $40. ESQ, %S:l5, 50 40 and al a.
m. and 1910. Il. *2:15 So $50 4. ~4:3O. 4:4O. s.
"5i5, Oils, Gas, -, "7:30 and 1850 pm. Re-
turning. trains will leave Baltimore at $50, 8.
10 and every half hour thereafter to 3 a. m. or
until such time as all Washington passengers
have been cared for. Hour trains are indicated
by star.
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price. Satisfactory in color, wear and appear
ance. GEO. {. HENNING
40 18th street
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.


Lave Oh ''''if ano a'e 10" Gu
'n0'' i'"u' Aoi Duh1n's''
GEO. F. r,xus : 20
Youths. Boys and Children. from which any taste can
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HONE COHORTS.
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SOCIAL LATROBE,
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Are I'll Goods md sse Get guaranteed to give
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