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YNHE GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WI ST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. spLENDID SCENERY

TO The !3ffa VS., u = aS iSS sd1FErHwEsr
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
il krFKcr Nov iBER -. 1854 nv /
leave WASHINGTON from station. Of 9th
Tor Ptisburx and the west Chicago Limited Express
s4es m daiy to q Cnsinnati ana 81 Louis with Seep
Car ST Louis: daily except saturday. to Chicago.
with Sleeping Car Altoona T. Chica2o- Western Ex-
Also connects daily for chicago, with sleeping Car
ttfbgrf to GhissYo VIA Mail hIPrsss 10 o ? "a daily
"ashingion n, 70 Chicago ,oro,,,c,,uno
For Eris Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara.
100 p m daily. except SATURDAY.. with Palace Cars
ton o. Saturday night viii run peyonn Remove.
fg wLanlsport. Lock Haven and EllI'ra. at aoa
For Neg dors ana The East rs $50 a n. LOO
fss,of Carr M daily ig' Except SUNDAY ---.-A
or sunday 400 ,. N
For CIV Il al tbEogsh trains n comet a. J
Itct tfas,er 70 uton strcet aVoiGiI double ferrae
1ss fhi.aiephaa ma Is 30 and IL m AGO. 4oo co.
~ 70 and IL 10 = m On sunday 400 GEO. 1910 and
IIS II Limited Express $40 a. IL daily, except
For Baitimore: s-35. us $50. 94o. 11ooa H. 1905.
On SUNDAY. 40. llOo IL. w. tUO. s40. lU.06 and
Fer Pores Creek Line. 635a III and 440p. III daily.
IoE Annap9ls. 6S5 m. 1906 and 20 2 n daily. er.
ALEXANDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
and ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD ~ $4,000
For Ale1andria, e o 7.oO. e25. I1ol and 1l.s5 N
2U5. AZ IS. CO., S.U5 anal ii 50 d On On SnI,,sy
st610. 9 .. ll0i % 2 N
Tor Richmond and the south 500 and IL OF +, daily
ard rs y. III daily. except St.ltay-
1ra1ns lea AeNdndrli HaShltArJon o. no 10 Oh
l0.l0s- m; 90. sos. 323 sic. 100 and 10 az y m
ard u 10 midnight Except Monday ON SUNDAY q;
SOU and 10 ~ s.05 10 10 T. LIZ and l., I1
nl9ht
Tickets and Information az the Office northC asst corner
Of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue ana AZ the sta
ton where orders be Tor In. chrcainx OF irr
IN DIST nsfi frnfu Il "A
CEAS. T.. PtCE. j. IL. MOOD
General manager General ESSSellzer Agent
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TRAGIC END OF A POLITICAL DIsPUrE.-A large
crowd gathered In Kline's tavern Columbia county,
Pa, Thursday night, and political argument
sprang up.which ended In q fight. In which Charles
Smith and Henry Wagner We're stabbed young
man named Henry Keller was arrested for the
stabbing and committed 70 Bloomsbury jail TO
await the result of the victims injuries.
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TINE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler avoids all expensive attendance
Ised extensively for running Passenser and Freight
Elevators, Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
snt thogrsphic Presses Coffee Mills Hcasters Paper
snd Ruling Machinery. Iathes he. %. This ensns
runs with extxme 0nootkneU ana regularity q apeed
roesesses the least number Of Working partx and
great simplicity Of mechanism
Tor particulars ~ prcoA &C.. apply " Once Of
WashinxtoR 0as Light Co vl3
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NOT GEN. MEADE's DAUGHrER.-A Philadelphia
dispatch denies that part OF the story published
Paul, which says he was the husband OF a daugh-
ter OF Gen. Meade. Gen. Meade had only three
daughters, two OF whom are unmarried and live ia
Philadelphia, while the other lives with her hus-
band.
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A SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. 10 pieces
complete. with MARBLE TOP DRESSER GLASS 24s
80. MARBLE-ToP COMBINATION wAsH-sTAND
with bracket. YARBLE-ToP TABLE. q WALNUT
CHAIRS. ROCKER and TOWEL RACK. all for szs So;
In TENNESSEE MARBLE, s45
THIS WELL AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE sUTTR
WE GUARANTEE TO BE BETTER THAN ANY.
THING OFFERED AT THE PRICE
w. IL. HOEKE
oc20 Corner Sth and Market SD.,~e
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
CORNER SEVENTH AND g STREETS.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
By virtue Of decree passed by the SuprelneaaH
Court of he District OF Columbia in Equity causa$6$
No 1872, wherein George W. Mccoy is plaintiff IL
and Mary Jackson ct al are defendants will SELL at
public au ton. in front of the PREMISES on FRIDAY
NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH 1884 at Four
O'CLOCK. the following described real estate in the
City of Washington, District of Columbia to wit The
south half Of 10. Nc ~ in square No SIS fronting so
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in six twelve months or all in
cash at option OF the purchaser Deposit 100 REQUIRED
at time # sale terms not lied with liz ten DAYS
from date OF sale the poperty will be resod at cost Of
defaultnS purchaser All conveyancng cost of pur-
chaser JAMES H. SMITH Trustee
no3-dts $50 Sth street northwest
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TO.1IOR ROW.


FJNHOS. E wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
STNESS PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF STORES
Nos 301, 303. 305, 30I SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated December 9Th -,
1880, and recorded in Lber No. 95s folio 148 ct Iii;
seq of the lani records # the District of Columbia
ani b request of tine party thereby secured will
sell at pubic auction in front of thu Preis on ~ y.
DAY. NONkMBtR FOURTH. 1854. at HALF-PAS1
FOuk p. II all those parcels of ground lying in the
city Nashington, i'll the District of Columbia known
as parts OF lots numbered eleven and twelve u2 in
square numt cred four hundred and thirty -four 434,
and DE- scrbed follows Beginning for said parts OF
lots at the northeast # said square. and run
ming thence south along the line of 7th street seventy
hveJee thence west fifty two(52feet three and ONE
halt go inches thence north seventy five 5l feet
and thence east to the place Of beginning with the
improvements thereon. Us mentioned above
erns Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in four equal payments at six,
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months Fl day Of
sale with inter st at six per cent Ter annrm payable
selui-aunuay secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold all h. tine option of purchaser Ii the
of sale not complied with within ten C0)
days day sale the trustees the right
resell the property the risk and cost Of defaun9
purchaser. deposit of $3.50 will be required when bid
is accepted All conveyancing and recording at pur
chaser'S cost.
JOHN W. PILLING, r.
IHOS. E WAGGAMAN,} trustees.
THOS. E wAGGAMAN. Auctoneer. oc2l- d&ds
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

gNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SALE NEAR JENNINGS OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTs, STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS, &c. EMBRACING
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER URNITUEE
CARPETS. LOUNGES MIRRORS MARBLE-TOP
TABLES. ExTENslON DINING TABLE, CHAIRS.
G, OCkS. PICTURES. COOKING STOVE AND
KITCHEN REQUISITES.
BRACING TWO HORSES AMI COW. LOT PIGS,
LARGE MANURE WAGON. A NUMBER OF
CHICKENS AND DUCKS. TWO DOUBLE AND
ONE SINGLE SET OF HARNESS. AND A
MENTS.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH. 1884. COM
mencing q. Ten O'CLOCK I shall sell. at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Z. Myers ct Bsnnines, about mile
from Bcnning's bridge, the above effects.
Terms cash Goods to be removed dayof sale o28 It
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The City's Mail Service.


The letter carriers yesterday donned their new
uniforms and were inspected at the city post Office
by Postmaster Conger. Mr.. Conger made a brief
speech, reviewing improvements made in the ser
vice during the year and congratulating the car
rers upon their fine appearance. number OF
changes have been made at the Capitol Hull branch
post Office so as to improve the service. Two addi
uonal carriers have been assigned to that station,
and hereafter In the business section or the Capitol
Hill there will be four deliveries daily. There Will
be three deliveries, extending TO all parts OF East
Washington
Under this arrangement deliveries will be made
at East Capitol station at the following hours IS
q. m general; IL a. from lSt TO 5th. and from
northeast TO south asst: 1890, general; AGO. gen.
eraL Collections-i:90, 8 a H., and p. H. Post
Washington as good service as the central portion
OF the city.
An additional mail has been arranged for, to
leave the East Capitol station at 12l0. that al
mail deposited up 10 that time Will be despatched
to New York and other eastern cities by the early
afternoon train
The arrival and departure OF mails from the
Washington office VIII cOI,:2rEi 10 changes maze
by the railroads yesterday. The new schedule Tor
distribution will not be ready until the southern
roads have announced their changes.
The following schedule OF malls between the
main offices and the brance offices In East Wash
ingon and Georgetown have been prepared 10y
Postmaster Conger.
East observation-disclosures main Office 5:45, and
10 a. m, 80 H., $50 and GEO p. IN. Leave station
$40, s. 1910 a IN, 1910, $3.50. 6 and p. Twenty
minutes allowed between Office and station
Georgetown.-Leave main office 5:aS. $40 and 10
a. ma, 1870 and p. m. Leave station and 9,
11:45 a m. Ais and p. IN. Thirty minutes
allowed between of1ibe and station,
The foremen OF the steam fre-engine and hook-and-
ladder companies met at Cher Engineer Cronin's
Office this afternoon 10 make arrangements Tor a
parade OF the fire department on Thanksgiving
Oay.
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Success, SuocEs

Success, SUCCESS.
Since the adoption of system Of selling Cloth
INK at
Ten PER CENT
Above the cost of manufacture we hsve done an enor
nous business. The public appreciate our efforts
in giving them good Clothing at Manu-
facturers' Prices.
THIS WEEKS BARGAINS.
81 for Cashmere Suit worth Sl2.
$3.50 for Cheviot Suit worth $13
$40 for Worsted Suit worth Sl5
$l2 for Diagonal Suit worth s16
$l4 for Corkscrew Suit worth SlS
SIS for Prince Albert Coat and Vest worth s2Q
BOYS SUITS!
81 for School Suit worth Sc.
Sc for Cashmere Suit worth 80.
$8 for Worsted Suit worth S11.
$40 for Corkscrew Suit worth Sl3
OVER OATS! OvERC COATS!
Your choice Of over one hundred styles in Mems
Youths. Boys and Children's. ranging in
price from o. up to $50
PANTS! PANTS! PANTsi
Thousands of Pants from 81 up.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
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Ir You Wmr A HEArrss o.

COOKING STOVE
PORTABLE OR BRICK SET RANGE. LArRosE
FURNACE OR SLATE MANTEL
Call at our establishment befor purchasing a We are
now exmbatine the harvest assortment of above roods
ia cheap medium and hryt-class erses ever shown N,
thas cry. Aso. Am ware. Housefur1Ashing Goods az
". B. JENKs q Co.
ocs at Tth street northvuA
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THE CONSUL AT CHEFoO ASKS PRorECTION-MoyE-
MENTS OF OUR FLEET.
Rear Admiral Davis, commanding the Asiatic
station, in a dispatch TO the Navy department,
dated Shanghai, october Cd, says the Enterprise
sailed from Shanghai for Tung Foo Chow and Che
foo. because OF a communication forwarded by the
the consul to the L. S. minister that there We're
fears OF an outbreak in the former place, where
there are number OF L. S missionaries. The CON-
handing officer of the Enterprise reports from that
place that no fear OF an outbreak by the Chinese
exists. The Juniata would be sent TO NagaSaki in
connection with the closing OF store house that
place. The OSSipe was TO remain at Shanghai I'M
Til relieved by the Monocacy. when the latter
should come to Shanghai for q new boiler
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CHIEF CLERK TwEEDALE, OF the War depart
ment has gone home To vote
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PAN is! PANTS! PANTSi
Thousands Of Pants from 81 up
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ADMIRAL PORTER says he has received no letter
or communication OF any sort from Gen Grant
giving his views upon the political situation
mOred ON the street TO-DAY.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auct.oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CT OF WA 'HINGTON, D. C.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated No-ea
yember LIST 1871 , and duly recorded in Iiber No ga
92 foo 344 ct se Of the land records of the Ah
District Of Columbia the undersis trustees will
sell. on TUESDAY, TIKI. EIGH1EE TIL DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. .. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ in
front of the premises the following real estate situate
III the city CT WASHINGTON and District Of Columbia
wit All that tain piece parcel of ground know
and described as lot numbered thirty Evans sub
division Of lots Numbered fourteen Q4. fifteen n5).
wei % subdivision of square numbered two hurd red
and seventeen t21 according to the plat of the said
CITY of Washington. to,ether with all the easements
Establishments and sppurtenances to the same belong
Ing or i'll any wise appertaining
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash: the balance in and tw with interest at
six cent the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold al cash.
option OF Durcha SER CoDveyancng, &c at purchasers
cost deposit Of $3.50 will be required time of sale
Terms Of sale to be complied with within five days
Otherwise Trustees the right sell the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
NATnr. WI SON, } r
nldSds FRANCIS H SMITH,} trustees.
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The New York stock Market.
Name. o. 3p.ml

The following are the opening and p. IA. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO III. IA. Dodge $50 18th street:
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STEAMERS.

GUN ARD LINE
MOTT ICE
L y RO U i
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER o. y: r, NEW YORK
SERvIA. We'd. Nov. BoIHNIA Wed, Dec. g.
OREGON We'd, Nov. II SERvIA-----.Wed. Dec 10
CMBRIA- We'd Nov 49, OREGON. We'd Dec17.
ACRASfA- e.. Nov. 70 GAHLIs-.... Wed. Dec "A.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-st0 $50 ard SloO. according
&c accommodations.
very low rates SteersC tickets from LIv
epOO and Queenstown and ali ether OF Europe
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow.
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent, and
tor Mediterranean ports
For freight and PASSAGE apply at the COmp3 ysOce.
No. 4, Bowling Green. both Streragc AMI Cabin 20
OTIS BIGELOW co 6O5 eth St, Washington. ID. z.
VERNON II. BROWN * co. New York
Crto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW 4 co,
oc30 fO5 eth street. Washington.
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E. G. DAVIS,
S19 MARKET sPAca

OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS rs
NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN livery DEPART
MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES,
AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW
AND DESIRABLE GOODS. WE INVITE AN In
SPECTION OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF
PRICES
WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR STOCK OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED By ANY HOUSE
IN THE TRADE. OUR GOODS ARE SELECTED
WITH GREAT CARE. ARE ALL OF THE BEST AND
MOST AND WE ARE PREPARED
TO QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU
SEE AND BE CONVINCED. BLACK DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER
GARRETT SWEEPERS,
and full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
GEO. WATTS SON
oc28 3ll sth st. s doors above Penn ave.
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HENERAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE-
Companys pier. No AZ North River. foot o. Morton
street. New York ,
st German Traub Wednesday Nov s. Tar
Labrador, collier. Wednesday. Nov II =.
NorInandie. FrauCeul. Wednesday. Nov 70, 6 u
Checks payable sight, IN amounts suit. on tts
6anQue TransatIantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent. No 6, Bowling Green. New York.
q. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. W. BOTELER son. y23Peunsylvania avenue
Agents for ID
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AUCTION SALES
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSoN BROS. Auetioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS. &C, AT OUR SALESROONs, CONSIST
mo IN PAET OF HANDSOME rARLOR BUTTS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SITS BOOK CASES MAN.
TEL AND PIER MIR. ORs, EASY CHAIRS
DESK s, MARBLE TOP TABLES, sIDEBOARDS,
EXTENSION Table. DINING CHAIRS, WAL
MI BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS. YASHsTANDs
HAT RACKS. HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS AND holsters. SHOW CASES, COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES, BRUSSELS AND
OThEk CARPETS. RUGS. CRoCKEBY. AND
GLASSWARE. KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c.
ALSO, EscR1pTIoN CASE AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK we will sell in
front and within our spacious salesrooms large col:
buyers Is called 1t
T'HoAAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising Rare and Rich Selections Of
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN, DAGHIsTAN.
OUCHAK, GORDIEs. CIkCAsSIAN. ARSIE-
MAN. KHORAsSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
(Wlth many other specimens entirely new to this
market)
ALSO.
JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD pOR-
THERE'S. ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming one Of the handsomest collections of Textiles
In design and quality offered by u.s. 10 take place
at my salesroons southwest Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 18th street,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER TWELFTH. THIRTEENTH and
FOURTEENTH, 1884, at ELEVEN
and THhEE O'CLOCK
On Exhfbi ton Monday and Tuesday. November 10th
THOMAS BOWLING,
n3ot Auctoneer.
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CTEAMFR MATTANOIEavES SEVEN TH-STREET
- VIA T every SUNDAY. I tuesday, and THURSDAY
at o'clock an. for attox Greek returning ON Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays, stopping at intermediate
andlngs md returning. SO. touches at Grim
deI's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Nednes-
days up and Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays W. fTeEhts
ceivtd daily u. L. j MS Agent
iy22 9Th street wharf.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
FnL AND WINTER STYLES
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

I ooK AT LOW FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRsFCLAS> FARE. 81 25. ROUND TRIP. -
Steamer LADY OF HE LAKE leaves 6th-street wharf
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
At $50 D. m
Passage and rooms secured at and o Ticket Office
14h street and Pennsylvania avenue General Office 9th
street wharf; Telephone call 1915.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Tam Fare 25c oc}0
VI,o NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
III SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPASY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9TH street wharf ON
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday st $50 Return
Ing leaves Norfolk Monday, Wedns ay. and Friday
1t same hour. stopping at Piney Point and Cornheld
Harbor gUinSr and retu ming
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at lash street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue; S. Marc hoti. office OF knoxs express.
9th street and Pennsy ana avenue, and IT company
office. eth street wharf.
K,ox's express will call for and cheek baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until y. m.
seq WILLIAM r. WHICH General Agent
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PRICES OF SCHOOL BOOKS

Death OF Admiral FaFraYut's widow.
The funeral Of Mrs Virginia Loyal Farragut, the
widow Of Admiral Farragut, who died in New York
last Friday, in tho sixty- year OF her age took
place this morning In the Church Of the Incarna-
ton in that city. Mra Farragut was a daughtero of
William Loyal, resident OF Norfolk, Va, where
she was born and brought up There she met and
was married TO Admiral Farragut. She was accus-
toned TO visit her husband at the several stations
in his action during the war; He used to say that
she was OF great help to him during those stormy
umex After the war she made the trip TO Europe
with him In the Franklin, and was presented, with
him, at the various courts, and received every
where with much attention.
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STEAMER T. V. ARRowsMITH

~
FROM 7TH STREET WHARF.
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. n, Re-
turning Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. touching at
all River Landings Nomini Creek Currioman
and ST Clements Bay. Connects with b. & O. r r. at
Shepherds JNO b. PADGETT. Agent.
RInTFy Nararer SELF
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Your choice Of over one hundred styles in Mems
Youths. Boys and Children's ranging in
price from g. up to $50
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MEDICAL. &c.

~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, be
coDsled Gaily SD Missouri avenue first south
q Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and Az streets All
female complaints aud Irregularities quIc KY removed
PROMPT treatment. Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate ROOMS ladies' Office
hours To 4 and 8 TO D. LII oc27- 1lns
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aII VERNON, MT VERMONT

N L. FEENON! MI sEKNUN.'
STEAMER W. W. CORC0RAN
Leaves wharf daily Except sunday, for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock H. returning. reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
ssl6 I. /. BLAKE, Captain
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THIS WEEKS BARGAINS.

b o 7 s. 8 q I T 8!
81 for School Suit worth Sc.
Sc for Cashmere Suit worth 80.
$8 for Worsted Suit worth S11.
$40 for Corkscrew Suit worth $l3.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-21
Fashions for Girls in Their Teens.

Harper's Bazaar.
girls from thirteen to sixteen years of age, but
there also pretty laced waists of ruby or blue
velvet, with the square opening and sleeves Of
lace or embroidery.
Sailor blouse suits of blue flannel, with the
skirt in wide kilt peats, are still liked for school
dresses, and are made heavy and warm for win
ter.
Button CATERS for misses are now made with
the low English heels that are becoming pop
ular along with other wholesome English fash
ions.
Felt round hats, fshwife pokes, pointed high
above the forehead and turbans of cloth, velvet
or fur are worn by young girls
A pale blue jersey with white vest and broad
white Herculese braid may be worn with either a
blue or white cashmere skirt
Tan-colored gloves of either dressed or un-
dressed kid are furnished in misses size, and
are appropriate with any dress.
Calfskin of light quality is used this winter
both for ladies' and for young girls shoes.
Navy blue serge for girls, trimmed with either
black, blue or cardnal-red braid.