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Religious Notites.

~~|~'~-N
socIe,v T for worship at No l44 bas'
2Gth.st iGrarnorcy ParlO at 1880 a m
ST Grorgc'. Church. Stuyyeqant Sguare-Ihe rev,
HIfGT MAGUIRE minister in charge: Morning prayer
and sermon, a N. Evening prayer $50 D. IN.
II Lukes Methodist Episcopal Church 4ist st., netr
Gtl, ave The Rev Or NARROWER VIII preach az losyy
n. m Ond - y. IN. Subject for evening" Iho N"u''" ~
f,efO m
The Rev George II. Hepworth. d. D. VIZ preach ia
the West Presbyterian church. IA st. Det"reh Dt IN IN
ayes on sunday sept "a, at ! a. ~ NVe'onino oI ~
Tabernacle Baptist Church
2d'ave. between lOth amt llth.sts'
Rev. ROBERT =. "a Lii PaNOt.
Morning
THE HEATHEN AT hOMh'
Evening.
THE HOPE AND GLORY or III MA
Meetings WcdLC sday lDl frdty fFehlnK7'
Strangers cordially welcomed
Tbrtcertb street Presbyterian Church between ON
and 1thayes-The Rev y " @ORRAl H. y y, tsstoi;. YIN
preach 1890 ant no p m Dal-''"'i az -' ~
III. strangers cordially invited to attend.
Nesi Prc-byfcrinn Church g. t between 9th ana 9ti
The Rev. JOHN y. PANION, j.. ID, Pastor. INC
Rev. GEOEGE r. HEPWOHIH D. d. VIII preach Oh
sunday the 2ith inst. at II a. No evening service
Washington squire Methodist Episcopal Church
Qihst eir CthaVe.J the Rev. JOIN ~. NEh pas
Preaching II III 80 by the Roy AML.S NJ KILL 30
at pin the Rev. J. " FIIIGEKALD DID, StrHnge'S
made welcome.
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" - ] la-
II, L vs. Cuna II 5 .eainsillP

passage G~f ana ? -
For further paItl, uafs Apply 10 .-.- O. ,.o ,u+,
Bowling Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BEFWEEN NFWYONk AND tiAN ~ IT,, .
pier of COnauv new 10 ~ North river l'pl Vi huis.
The passengers bv tins line avoid pOth Utl'iU ~
rail- way ana the discohi0rts Of crossing me OhsDh' ~
small boat ,,....,s-o "wednesday cort o7 Z u m
ATT ser al -. w r'ut'ty pcl' - IL q III
Ia, ......... cdun-iar OFT. II, 90
iA-''''''''' LOUIS DE BE8lAN, No. b Bowling Green.
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OlO UNxI r. y - STATES MAIL srEAMLEs.

NUION DINE. =, -.-r,..,,, -,
Foi; OI EFNS IDNN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Per IS. y. r.. foot OF hlhgst. -
eel
a ~ a q .-'''''''''' Tuesday oct. 3, 10 IN
WINCON~IN tuesday, oct lt, 500 D. 3D.
ALAS q a. m
:.
~ These built OF on ia "dletIsl
urnts and rs furnished with requisite % maze INC
os @ro-. to itautic both and agreeable having
iathr0oro sn1kinrr0om. drawugroOn piano AMI library
also epr.uced surgeon -tegauies and caterer on e1cl
steamer The stlfrrOOms are all upper dA thus llSuIh{
greatest OF all INJURIES 40 Sch eileo 'eu'a'n 'n'
hight ...,+.,..o,... .,, an nm,
e1n, y IN 'RsftDIATf 30 SIEI tAGE it low rates.
OFFICE No - BkOADM AZ, ~
. - &
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CLOSING Prices or CALTFOPTIA ST0CKS
san FKANclscO, Friday. sept -, ISs2.A
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Gin Real Getalc for Sale.


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a GEN $GGN .sr 7.ru sr-1no oldest and only house of
s kind In beautiful view Of Central iark when
can never osrucied finished I'm hard wood from TOP 10
bOom ventilated plumDcd In the very pest manner
built personal SUPERVISION bc sure 10 SEQ
Il before purchasing elsewhere.
Wv" WY Wy v X. STEVENSON JR, Agent.
Offices 81 Ccdarst. or 66l 5th-aye.
NOR SALE.-No DIS East 51st-st., 3-story
j brown.stone 2Oxf5xq block. For permit and terms az
plyto rutland n WHITING. No Btekmahs ST
TOR SALE.-Thc price mequallcd for loca-
tion construction jSth st. % and maVc- ihIoe'
story nigh stoop ready for 0ccuplncy SIX to sei
JOHN u. CkIMMlNo, Noll03a 81 ave.
HANDSOME four-story brownstone house,
/ with gasfxturcs mir carpets and parlor inIn IRE
ali new excellent location bargain must he sold pce
$4,000. !. EDGAR LEAfCkAFT I"4i BioAdMay-
an CREST or LEMON. HILL southwest
~ corner Of Parl ave. and tith IT,, 1,,
elegant house. finished mostly hy DAYS work. IN ou
Colonial -tye Easy t0nakc quaint and ineIrs ing AWAY
omen Descriptive pamphlet on application 10 builder ana
WILLIAM 4 HANKISSON. 2l3 West 3lst.st. or
WILLIAM If. JACKSON d co, Mon squa.e' Ny
%TH-AVE., corner IO9th-st., facing Central
-Four inn lot. for sale reasonably. Amply 10
V X. SrENEN~ON. JR.
~ Cedarst or 90 Jth-aye
CIT ONO-A four-story brownstoqe
20 t.N)NFJ house. 5Oth.st. near 5th.aye; easehold
a'halgain possession October J IL dcsilcd.
J. EDGAR LFANO RAFT l5ii Broadway
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disciples Of Christ

Dr. Newman Pastor Will preach in the Congregation
church. Nadl-onayc and 4jihst tomorrow at ii a.. III an
7.3U 4.
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filming.
CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
OSPREY CONSOLIDATED MILL AND
~ MIXING COMPANY

meeting kholdeIs ~ This VIII De held
me office OF MGkeman 81 Latugg 33 Aa-.a II. on Mon
day october 81 Il bY Oder o. tie Bnl.d II trustees
|. u IA b 60
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sALEs Ar THh MIyIE0 ExcHA v0EG
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Dome site Infciicisy OS Stars.

Writing of the frequency OF domestic troubles
between members of the dramatic profession
and their married partners, Mr.. Watterson, of
the Louisville Co.a1er-.IOaumdl, who is a gentle
man of wide observation and pretty fair tenor
himself. says There is but one road open to
the prifna donna and the actress who would
marry and be happy. aid that leads directly off
the stage. No man whose love is worth having
hay, who is worthy TO be called d man
would consent to have his wife appear in scenes
from which he is an exile; to hang about the
edges of an audience while she makes mock love
TO the handsome tragedian. or is smothered in
the sham embraces of the bewitching tenor; to
see her the slave of a call-bOy the sport of pit
full OF puppies. the merest caprice Of alternating
popularity and scandal here to-day and there to-
morrow, everywhere assaied and nowhere pro-
tected. Hence the choice of a woman in such a
position is limited. She must either marry a
member Of her profession. or she must fall a
prey to one of the many genteel vagabOnds who
have no honest sensibilities to be hurt, and are
willing to be supported in perpatetic idleness
and ease by wife. Such persons cannot by any
possibility make good husbands. The conse-
quence is that We see upon the stage so much
unhappiness, displaying itself too oftenin shock
ing leyity and ill-repOrt."
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RAILROADS.

po to THE E, S,3kkrH WEST ASb s9TTHwEsT
IN sA kFfcr Sh hSHihl' aaS So ssSirMESr
TRAINS Leave WASHINGTON. PROM STATION, CORNER
For ftSbnrg and tie West, Chicago Limited EXPRESS
Of Pullman Hotel snd Sleeping Cars at 9 so a. M.
Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. western
PPS t.a,, "a 80 p m daily With Palace Carr to
M: daily for Pittsbrg and the West. '''' -
r.. I BALI MORE AND potoMAc RAILROAD.
m, daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars to
For Williamspart Lock Haven aud Elmra, at $50 a.
For New YORK and the Fast. 90 an. lao an,
and 1920 pin Limited Express of Pullman Par.
r., lor Cars, .; 80 a. II, daily. except Sunday.
sly City with boats of Brooklyn Annea. airor,iiax
direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding doubis
$50 ara 1920 pm; ON sunday so 10. "a
For B siIiy; ssos . Sn s9
saPasy, 500. $50 an. i:so $40. s:so. $50
For Popes Greek Line. $40 a. M and 4:4o D. m daily,
For ANNAPOLIS. Go am. and 44o IN. daily. eroer.
W,y sIh hNR G
For Alexandria $780, 90 30. IL 90 and II :25 M
40, 200. 90 500 and I 30 pm. On sunday.
For Richmond aud the South $50 and II 20 30 ann nm
rroi, daily and 500 N daS sSsss sunday
and 100 mid I'M So0 on so Sundsy .a Il
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
OF 18th street and peinyyana avenue and at the sta
gage 70 destination from hotels and residences.
Genera, !; Z; WOOD Dan.
FRANK THOMPSON, General slsnager. j23
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DANCING As A FINE ART.
There should he 40 .Tere Contact Of
Person Than IL. Walking.

From an Interview with New York Dancing Master.
What is your idea of the modern mode of
support in round dancing3' My idea is that
as 1t is seen at public balls and Long Branch
hops it is most inelegant, Inbred. immodest
and unnecessary lady who dances well and
gracefully maintains her independence of mo-
ton and perfect balance. The moment she
becomes clinging vine and allows her head to
rest on a mans shoulder and his arm to embrace
instead of support her she shows not only a
shocking lack o. refinement bat of good dane
Ing. and impedes her partners movements as
We'll as her own
What do you consider the proper support"
1.-The gentleman should take the lady's right
hand in his left and she place her left hand
upon his shoulder. the fingers appearing i'm
| front. The gentleman should rest his right
hand gently upon the lady's back near the
waist and both should. stand on parallel lines
looking over the others right shoulder the
lady turning her head slightly to the left. Both
should bend the upper part of the person
slightly. SO that the shoulders should not be
mole than four inches apart and the hands that
are clasped should remain only few inches
from the person. not allowing the wild striking
out ofarms recently adopted. In this grouping
there is no more contact of person than lady
taking gentlemans arm for walking. But to
put the whole matter in nutshell, the val gar
and vicious waltz yugarly and viciously. tn g
innocent and refined i'll 4 refined and innocent
manner"
among what nation do you find the best
danccrs?'
Forty years observation and experience has
led me to conclude that American women are
the best dancers in the world. The Germans
are very correct and easy. but not graceful: the
English put too much struggle into it; the
French are inclined to aHglarity: but the
american woman is by nature supple and grace
iul, learns with facility, and has the vitality
that takes the place of strength"
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
RAILS!

Doeoi-. AnaSh' J6NNEn COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
tA cIN SSihNsElTGr 2SD ST LOUIS
sAsI M hApREss. setIans Cars to Cincinnati.
s:oSS-bbaI,,more EIlieott City. and Way Stations
ras6rs wachaaer sa VIVA, and %s9 Mt
t7:4sHsHLfIloRE EXPRESS.
sisfnt q etf la Nay SW TSms AND
AND S1 TA Z NY EXfREss oon
hscs Tor Haserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
sss @ Bs Hss snar sas 5n %gf EFEss.
and Dorsey On Sundays stops at all stations
lOoo-BALT1MoRE EXPRESS cstors at HyatisysIIs
tIO:4oNPiTTsBURG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS LXfREss. farior ana sleeping
l2l9.Ealti,nore. Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
|; sansSS5 eRy E e He,snOre and Way
tSooV yis,sk tkenl PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
3:3O-Balninorc Way Stations Winchester. Fred
n fae5if"p la TITsy Ia AS LAUREL
G ii,s stredernck VIA eay. at Anilas-
"a :4o~Bauinore, Annapolis and Way Stations
S cbestDs saa E E lsriee sagsrstG y, WIN
.5;4SnssLTfaSfE TAfRG fss cNartins,arg and
t Of f Eaeks and Ea a Stations. A8
aaG Ny aEA SfasRi AND LAUREL
ts:IoIfiTis8uRG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
tss5LfRfa3Er is NEW Iys YORK and nosroN
TXfREss. Sleeping Cars to New yor orr Stop aN .
t9:z7ScH CT Ca 80. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS Ex-
fkESs. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and Chi
fDaily. tSunday only. OH,ar trains daily. cxoeut
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
Ohio Ticket Offices: W.s6nssen s.non. SIs and Iss
viii be taken for baggage u be checked and reOeiveds
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Z" Yes. CllarleY.,,

Buffalo paper tells Of a lover who began to
propose to his girl just as his horse started to
run with sleigh. Being determined to have
1t over with he got the question out at the
moment the sleigh struck mile post. The girl
vas thrown high int the air, but as she came
down she uttered firm ''Yes, Charlie" and
then tainted.
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A PHILOsoPHiCAL REAsoN:-It Is because he
has heard that close attention to small things
makes the successful man that certain young
clerk In this city takes such good care Of his
moustache.- Laramie Boomeronq.
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- ! ERCULES" WIND ENGINE.
New Departure in Wind Meters. Turbine Wheel
upright siaft direct action, powerful movement auto
matte bal governor, runs in zephyr, effective in
heavy gale. Power for all purposes. from ordinary
pumping to driving heavy machinery. Erected on
towers or bilt in cupoas Ornamental in design and
perfect VeDtllator
g Especially adapted to raising water in buildings
where supply is not sufficient
@. A. HARNESS. Architect
Sole Agent for DC,
ts11-w s3m 1929 New York avenue
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE
FLOR Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
Scrofula, Syphilis and all Blood and Skin diseases
speedily cured: Gonorrhea cured in g hoursL For
sale by WM. B. ENTWISLE. Druggist corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Price s. per box sent
by mail under seal on receipt of price. me
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SELLING OFF !!
At and below cost all of our immense stock in our
stores,
4o4 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET.
This is the first time in twenty years that we adver
tse to seu at or below cost. merchant can exist
sion ha try net to take ay od Goods f7 into the
New Enldiilg Us onr opening hch expect to
tie Sa Redae al our toon Sa an s she sai CT S
every Width ana vel know, brands at less tan
long before t' late heaTy rise enabled to sell
Our best Prints, in sairtngs and Dress Styles war
ranted fast coors cents.
~ Al ns onr Dress Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE
CLOSED QUE way below cost. We have reduced cur
Decent Dress Goods to 10 cents.
37a-cert Dress Goods t, 20 cents
5O-ceDt Dress Goods to % cents.
And al finer goods in PROPORTION We have taken great
ever, piece be overlooked we shan make reduction
which is bound to sell the ticle.
which a price will sell.
SILKS. sATINS.
PLUsHEs, yEI,yETs.
200 pieces hand These have al BEEN radnced 8
per cent. Remember they must De sold.
CLOAKs.
ALL REDUCED -'''
F From 6 s; to =:
From IS to Is.
From $40 to S.
From s12 to g.
LOGO Garments hand and do not want to open New
Store next fall with old stock. They shall and must be
GREAT BARGAINS !!
'''1N'>AA''' rLANNELs,
AZ ad B1ap Rs reduced from 81 pair
member sa they ~ must be sold. ,
aaof 81 xs 2 cents
I5-e s3, Table Danask marked down to so cents.
s. p p Table DsInask for Is cents.
Sl5O Table Dainask cut down TO 81
TOWELS! TOWELS. TOWELS!
Selling of the entire stock at trife halt price
'S SSfK ms s. Do " 4 s. at reduced.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
BIN Of ladins and custom house rscents Just
coiysd and vii orea on ~ EsIAY MORNING So 600
ordered last June from the other side. The goods have
since advanced 20 PER cent Therefore. look cut for
BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD!
All our FANCY GOODS, such as
SHIRTS H aaSSpkkMhAH H3 fiISa GLOVES
PAsSEMENTERlES.
Al Reduced. Sorne Way Below Cost
900 dozen Ladies, Henlmed Pure LINEN HAND
hERcM l three for 20 cents. Most of these
Sa t fa fGs d9 Which n ss sod Fl Az
year Is cents aud which gave s,ch Satisfaction that
every one who bought them recommended them their
friends These We have reduced to la}s cents
We have also about three of Ladies' LINEN
COLLARS and CUkfS left, which we have not shown
for the last six months. They must be sold.
FOUR CENTS SHALL. BE THE PRICE!
BUTTONS, RJrrrONS,
Our cent Button Stock is more complete than ever
IT is the talk OF the country mail bringing orders
reailed in this and ether cities at 81 per dozen
Remember, they must be sold.
REMEMBER. REMEMBERS!
We do not make the reductions for pleasure but "a
our building shall be grand affair, promise to opea
GRANDRR STOCK.
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE.
LANsBURGH & BROTHER,
JIG 4O4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
UPHoLsTERING AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
In Great Variety.
SINGLETON l. HOEKES.
- 500 MARKET SPACE.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE SOUTHEAST
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1ssoLUT1oN OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

The W g. I. Co. 10 this day dissolved BY limitation
and mutual consent Of the several partners. JOHN
LEIGH is authorized to collect an bills and pay All
tnue the ice busdese under the for the
ent. JOHN LEETCH. F. +. BARKER n. KtNS-
LOW. February I, A. D., 1852. III
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEw YORK AVE.
PERPETUAL Charter Act Of Congress january 22d 1851.
Rents Sales for 81 to go per year and takes ali xins
OF Securities and vafuabes on Special Deposit xt loves
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER. President
CHARLES G: GLOVER Of Riggs Co.. vlcs PrssideuA
JOHN CA6SElS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L sTURTbyANT, Secretary.
= aanI q 9. =. Ns1nss 49, 80.
1ea5a10 /. Spxder ChaE1o O. 0oyR
Sesn cEnSs 8snH a WIS
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PROPOSALS.

DEOPOSAI4S FOR ELEVATOR.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE.
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 9th. 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing. delivering
and putting in place Hy rauiic Vertical yn6er Pas
seger Elevator OF high speed for the North Wing of
building for State. War and Navy Departments, this
city, will be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ; OF MARCH FIRST, 1882, and opened
Immediately thereafter, in presence Of bidtlers.
SPECIFICATIONS general Instructions to bidders and
bank forms Of proposal viii be furnished to established
builders Of hydraulic elevators on application to is
Office.
f9-6t Lieut.. Col. Corps Of Enanee.1s
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DRY GOODS.

AT COST
TO FEBRUARY 2srH.
shall sell off my entire Stock Of Dress Goods Blan-
kets. Cioaks, Heavy Underwear Cashmeres and Black
and Colored Silks at prime cost the baianc, of this
month. February.
Call early and get bargains
GEO J JOHNSON,
~ 7l3 Market Space.
DARTS DRESS FABRICS.
BLACK AND COLORED Pushes.
BLACK AND COLOREp yELVETS
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK BROCADES
JOBS
ALL-WOOL FRENCH SERGES. Csc
36-INCH FINE CASHMERES.. Observation-Disclosures Soc
CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE. ....................25 c.
TYLER & CHEWING,
10 Us SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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lCETT'S BINDEkY, 1912 PENNSYLVANIA Av.
~ Plain and Fancy Bindings of every description dono
at reasonable rates. Blank Books specially Best Of
reaerenoee Orders by msa promptly attended TO. M
GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRYNTER4
lOl2 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. ID. G.
u Fine Printing . specially. Janis
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cECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
q HIGHEST cash pEicee paid. Also Watcsos Jowelfy.
S1nx t 49, e: 81 g - - -
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COLORED CASHMERES, IN LIGHT BLUE.
y Cream and other colors, wide double width, all
wool, so.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from so to IS.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large size, 81. So
COLORED SILKS, 50.
COLCRED SILK PLUSH reduced from 8. rs to b. SO.
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED. s.. rs.
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, sl.25.
COLORED and BLACK CASHlIERES double width
pnre wool, 37}3.
All OF our heavy double width CLOAKINGsCLOTHS
reduced to 81. 80 and 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, widest double
width, reduced from IS to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from 81 to s.
All of orr 81. 25 BLACK SILKS reduced to 81.
All Of our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to 81. 25
COLORED CASHMERES reduced from 20 to 121
COLORED and BLACK SATINS, rs.
CARRIERS,
j23 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs Glass Steamers OF this Lima
AMSTERDAM, '.ROITERDAM,"
'-SCHIEDAM.' Nv. A. SCHOLTEN~
.'P. CALAND," and MASS
Carrying the q. s. Mails the Netherlands leave Rst
son Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, WEDNESDAY,.
First Cabin, $50 SO I'd Cabin, $50 Seera4ye s2s.
n. CAZAUA, General Agent, ~ Son William street
New York For passage apply TO W. q. METZERUrT
y CO., 923 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, or r.
H. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Bnilding.
corner New York avenue and 18th northwest iais
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GOOD ADVICE!
Ladies, please listen, for the coming week
IT extra good value You desire to- seek,
In Dry Goods and Notions of very Fl rst rank
Read the following catalogue, opposite Riggs Bank
Our bargains iii Hamburgs for sewing days
Have caused thousands already with pleasure gaze
At the patterns. tine qualities and prices 30 low
Popular patronage gives preference 10 COCHRAN co
Our last years EIlbroideries were in great demand
But this seasons tar exceed others on hand,
| hen, it was we'll to feel our way with tact,
Ihe New Departure now Is a settled fact.
Our fine Linens. to-, told You before
None are better ii the District, than inside door,
IRISH, Scotch, French and German. of very best fax
Al who see them cannot enthusiasm relax.
Towels and Nariins Damasks by the yard,
To find such qualities at our prices is very hard,
Ladies look and compare this District all over
And invariably return. the above truth to discover.
GOCHRANE'S Muslin Underwear. the people say,
In searching for good bargains day by day,
Best cloth, best work by Nuns machine
Opposite Eigss for the pr5ce, the best is SEEN
fl
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
An STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRu
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
ne steamers of this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
DkDAI from Bremen Pier, foot of 81 street. Hoboken.
Rates OF From New York Havre London.
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin. 500; second
cabin, $to seerage SO prepaid stesraye cerrncatsI
81. For freight or PASSAGE apply to OEIRICHS co.
Bowling Green, New York; ". q. MkTZFRDTT &
Co, 925 Pennsy lyaniA northwest, Agents for
washington. tanl2
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