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DIED.
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DoTGHERTY. September 18th. 1894. at O'Clock q,
m. HA TIE O.. infant daughter IF George s. aud
Funeral viii take place from the residence of her
PARENTS, No lO6 Nj street southeast. Friday Sep.
to attend.
Ennis. On September g. 1884 at AZ A. m Mrs
LIN r. wife of Edward Ennis. and daughter VI Sarah
ailu the late Henry ". Popkins aged twenty yearA
Moan not FOR her, she Was too pure.
loo trail for this cold world Of ours;
And God has kindly taken her,
To bloom amidst celestial bowers
The bloom Of youth has passed away.
She looked like one too pure To live,
Too bright too beautiful 20 die
Funeral viii take place from her late resdence. No
50 Tenth street southwest on Friday. at o'clock
vited.
FoURST On September ID. 1884, at her residence,
80 sixth street southeast. Mrs ANNE FOUBSI, aged
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of her s.
ter sb Twenty second stred northwest at o'clock
letters church, Capitol hill where requi-fh will
be said Her friends and those If family are 70,
spectfuily invited to attend.
1884, LLJZABETH NJ GAhbNER. relict II o p Gard.
ner in her seventy third year.
Shoemaker, No. SIG street GEORGETOWN. D. c., on
:, tuIdey; september 9th, O'Clock p. IN No flowers
Ii frederick Nd, aud York Pa apers viii please copy
G0ODALL. On september 9Th, 1884. A. NJ. HAN.
MN StODALl, eyed eighty -oDs years widow Of tha
invite. to attend her funeral sunday, September 7th
az Clock from her late residence No. as New yer-
ts church corner 4th street and Virginia soufh-
east. st o'clock s.
GRIFFITH. At the residence of Mrs Jsae Campbell.
FETH oniy and desrly beloved Of Danthe and The
funs Il from no: ass Ii.., strs. .oathssss On Frs-
day. Serteinber 5th. at hah-past four O'Clock .. M
Friends invited.
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THE NATIONAL PARTY.

BOSTON, september AT the state convention Of
the national party, formerly the national green
back labor party, which opened in the Meionaon IN
this city to-day, there was small attendance OF
delegates Neither Editor Ltchman, nor j. NJ. L.
Babcok nor E. Moody Boynton was present, and
others formerly equally prominent were conspicu-
Gus by their absence DR.. +. p. Field, of Salem,
chairman OF the partyS state committee called the
meeting TO order at 1115 Il m, and Mr q. b. Hutch
tnson OF Boston, its secretary, read the call which
asked for the nomination OF candidates for state
officers and OF IA Butler and West presidential cleo
tors. DR.. Field was chosen temporary chairman,
and Mr.. Hutchinson temporary secretary.
On assuming the chair, Dr. Field alluded to the
legislation OF the republican party by which land
has been disposed of. The duty Of the convention
is to protest against the OF the republican
party on the land question and toward labor. The
democratic party also has lost the sympathies Of
the people, and its doom Is sealed Neither the
platforms nor the candidates OF the republican and
democratic parties differ essentially. He claimed that
the railroads have usurped such important rights
that they are menace to the national prosperity
and safety. He would have national savings banks
IN IS and SO certificates. He would have the ma
tonal debt swept away. He concluded with the
statement that one thing the convention had to do
was to consider whether or not union Of the ele-
ments opposed to the two great parties should be
sought
Committees on credentials and permanent organ
1Zatton were appointed.
The committee on resolutions was also appointed
The report OF the committee on credentials was
that SO cities and towns were represented by 257
delegates, OF which not more that $50 present.
Hon. Israel w. Andrews, OF DanverS, was made
president Of the convention. His speech was crit
1ctm OF both natisnal parties out or whose frag-
ments, he said, would arise peoples party. A
resolution to adopt the American nag as q cam
pa1gn badge was adopted.
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NJ. sILVERBERG & CO.,
312 7TH AND 313 sTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue
II MN FF RRR MN r
H H MN M + + i % NN T -

As usual I'm Front" with nearly complete line
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gladly substantiate the assertion that this
the quality and style of goods superior to any
thing ever before offered here, while maintain
WELL KNOWN Low PRICES
IN LADIES' GOODS we would Especially mention:
The "a 90 Hand Paris Kid Button Boot the only
KID that never cracks skins turns; 200 unri,a
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worked hole Kid and Pebble Button, stylish and war
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OUR GENTS DEPARTMENT is complete, with full
line OF the best Hand Made Goods shown in the
District Hahn's warranted $3.50 Calf Button. Laced
and Congress- still mystery to competitors: those
81 and $3.50 Sold Laced and Caters in broad
row toes.
IN BOYS AND YOUTHS FINE SHOES we now
have line which we proudly call Our own" They
are the best and hansomest goods that you have
ever Seen Our S1OO Boys Tipped, Button and Laced
every pair guaranteed
IN MISSES AND CHILD's GOODS we have no
competition Our IS cts. Childs Heeed Button has no
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We have saved parents hundreds Of dollars by buying
their Children's Shoes of u.s.
PRICES UNIFORM TO ALL-HoNEsr DEALNaa
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THE LEADING SHOE DEALERS
SIG 7rH STREET AND 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SHOALS OF RED WORMS WHICH WE'RE MISTAKEN ,
DISTANCE FOR SAND BANKS

SHOALS OF RED WORMS WHICH WE'RE MISTAKEN Ar
DISTANCE FOR SAND BANKS
From the New York Sun
The crew OF the pilot boat Abraham Lawrence.
which was cruising outside the bar abreast of
Coney Island on sunday morning. noticed after
breakfast something Oh the water which looked
like red seaweed. "They are shrimp cried TIM,
captain, looking through his glass But William
CohhllN. a guest Oh the boat, said they were tl0
color or boiled shrimp, and the gave ND the
idea that they were fish Soon the boat passed
through fnyrladS or them. and the sailors then saw
they were worms OF a red color, about two Inches
In length and quarter OF an inch IN thickness.
1hey were swimming near the surface ~ the water
They kept together like schools fish They seerned
a aoId mass ana presented the appearance Of red
SAND bank. The crew lowered bucket overheard
and obtained some. ON close inspection they were
found 10 be similar To sand worms. but much
smaller They had two small claws resembling
Those OF lobster The pilots had never seen any
thing OF the Kind before Joseph smith, an old sea
captain. supposed them 10 be whale food. He said
whales lived on anmal,Hll;P OF that kind.
Upon coming 10 the city In tugboat from
the pilot station the crew passed another sioal OF
red WORMS about of Hospital Island. The shoal
was similar TO The FIRST one they had seen. This
was about ii a. IN. They fished up bucketfull OF
The worms, and found them 10 be- Of the same kind
as the others MIR. Conklin Put two OF the worms
In small bottle. They lived until six O'Clock that
night. They have since CHI nged 10 a green color.
IL was the opinion those board the pilof boat
that the WORMS had come from some other lalI.
utud", and had swnm together Into all the bays
TWO men in Williamsburg write TO the Stl,. that
they saw acres OF red wOrns on Rufiel Bar and on
The bay side OF Rockaway on sunday morning.
They thought they were running INTO a sand bar
and quickly put their boat about They then dis
covered that There were millions OF the worms
erlng the whole hay
According 10 the description OF sea worms given
10y ASas>iL, these WORMS would probably come
under the head OF pianariR or those OF the leech
ofder. ihey swim with the undulatiDg motion
peculiar 10 The ,s.sh
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10 SARATOGA ,.xr cropes
AND CATSKILL MONTANA
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR C.RJIyF

- Trans on New York, West Shore and Buffalo Ry ny
west shore O. ficturtsQu' Hudson River leave Jersey
tity Staten O. Psnusyiyalia R.II follows:
saIAI'eIA SPECIAL S-U5 a un.-ArrIve Sarato-a
- q Il. caldwell Lake Georxe. 80 n Montreal IL
PIG, - mt Pullman Buffet Cars 10 Saratoga thence
Il Montreal $1,000
CAIshI..L MOUNTAIN SPECIAL go AMIR
larlOr Car " '-
,DAi tXPtESS. 1G.l6 a,n-Arrive Alhary + p m;
ei@fuh Sl:lii'+ = IN. Coop rst JNa pm Utica $50
M, sy.a,lse 10 n Foch s7er 1870 pm. Buffalo
y 10 m NizgIra Fails ll.Js Parlor cars 10 Al,
L@ay Sh4r. sIrln and N.g-ara Falls.
SAhAl TIA AND CAISkILL IIOI-NI AIN TX
fEtSS II 10 a-n-Ar i've Hotel Eaa,--sLiII 5-l5 pm
sfaid Hot'i > % pm. Sarat1Za G-1J pm (,eors
siha f4r9r Cars jersey .Ity 10 Saratoga and Lake
SAkaTOiA AND CaTSKILI. MOUNTAIN LINZ
IIIp 8 10 pm.-Afriyr Hotel Kaat@r Kill q 10 p m.
Srafd Ho;el - IA. Saratoga $50 pm Lake t orse
- ~ m Montreal - .wI:h i;lr!ur Cars Cat,-
u Mon tA4i.s ~ sara buffet larlr Car leaves
Na-iLii=ttB Gu Pennsylvania g. H. train II 4 ln Tor
ssr1iori sieeIeT tn"rce to Montreal The New. FORK
llli-ftTi saves WASHINGTON al $40 nl connecting
m >sratta ana Cat "a Mt Limited az Jersey city
1k i0i sixc rou! rii tie keis 10y West Shorc rout.
az SNol1 erry ~ 2 long through New Ior1
AZ Ply - City or DEPOT Agent Of Perm r for corr
I tables, tickets and FzrOr Car cha Iarior
elr Salr- from Je City station reserved III advance
q q APPLICATION IL Agent I1Illi Car Co. Penn 4 K
hatJl JSTseJ C4jy. Ncs Jersey.
HENRY MONET. Gen. Pass. AGt.
.t1-am "A State street. New York.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY in Gk ORGETOWN, NOS. 3159 AND

RS9F WiST sss$heEfo&S Nos si5s ASD
tb BY a trre e Of the trusts eontaned in the will
on the l4th day of October. 1879 and recorded in l
ber No H. folio ass of the records Of wills Of the Dis
been substituted such Trustee. instead of Joseph
cree s M n, deceased the orvlna trustee by de-
Of Columbia in EQuity cause No 7949 Rosetta M
Snms ct al versus Ada King ct al win sell at
fI BAY OF iueo oN SAFu I'D the m
O'CLOCK IN THE AFT 1RNOoN in front OF the prem
ses the property named in said will as my lots of
between High and Valley streets city of George
town. Ill the District Of Columbia fronting about sixty
four feet on said Vest street and improved by
story and back build frme dwelling Loi,ses" and
winch property Is more particularly bounded and de-
scllbed as follows:
AL that part of lots Nos fifteen N5 and sixteen Ce,
IN eatne and Hawkins addition to Georg town and Of
lot No eight go Of the slip in said GEORGETOWN bounded
point ON the north side of West street seventvtwo (12
feet west OF us Intersection with Valley thence
Nest street: thence due north, at right angle. to
Vest street following party wall sixty-six
eleven m six ~ inches thence easteriy at right
angles to High street twelve 2 feet: thence northery
parallel with High street eleven n feet six t6 inches
thence easterly at right angles to High thirty
SIX $3.50 feet ten O) inches thence south twenty three
degrees (3 deg east ffty-eight (5S) four-anda
)nches thence south quarter degrees
t9 dek east fourteen uT feet four quarter 40
inches thence n straight line thirty @ feet four
together with the improvements thereon
The property will be sold ENTIRE or each of the two
houses with adjacent lot separately as desired.
Terms of sale One-haf cash. balance in one wear in
note bearing interest and by deed of trust on
the premises or all cash at the option of the purchaser
paid down when the property is knocked off.
Plat and abstract Of title be seen at the Office of
the trustee.
GEORGE A. KING, Trustee,
all.6-tu, skis 1920 New York avenue
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Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron
1aebig's Signature in Blue Ink across the
graph having been largely used by dealers
with no connection with Baron LiebiR; the
public are informed that the LiebdE Com.
pany alone can offer the crticle with Baron
Liebigs guarantee Of genuineness
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The baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, September 4-Vi1Efnis sfxes consoli.
dated, 80: pastdue coupons, 80: Vrgnia new threao
51s: North Carolina sixes old, LOT bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Md. September A-Cotton dull--mid-
2oc per barrel in Howard street and weessrn supef
Wheat-sonthern firm and quiet western about steady,
closing dull southern red 9a92 do. amber 9sa96:
Maryland, 93s4a94; No. 2 western winter red. spot
s91sas9H; september. 891saS94: October 89S<a6o,S:
son,naI a9da Decsm6ss g2assh Gn
white: 6sa.o: do yellow. 63s65H western mixel
year. 63a53H Oats steady with fair demznd-southeru
3035 western white. 3'a35 do. mixed 9aS2 Penusyi.
vania. 30a34 Rive quiet 56aG0 Provisions steady and
iIsal 10 other articles unclaimed Fregts toIvspoo1
per steamer dullcotton Nd -four, L.; grain, 2za3d
keceps-G0ur, 2982 barrels: wheat, $1,000 bushels;
500 bushels; oats. 600 bushels rye 700 bahes
Saes-wheat. Al 00U bushels: corn. IS 600 busheAs
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO LII. September 4. 2 m.-Closins prices:
December. ssss Oats --september 2Sk: October. 81
year. 251S; May. 2s5S Corn-Septemher So; Oetobsr
January 40h. nominal. Pork-SeptembeT t3OO noun.
1885 Lard-september AS. nominal: October, Is2x:
November. $50 nominal
The Pesroleum Market
CLEVELAND. O.. september4 -pstroleun unehngud
Standard white lilo deg. test. SIC
PITTSBURG, Pa. September A-Ql so-day Il DAN
but steady. The trading is sht. The msrket opened
at 901s ADVANCED to 9Z. declined to SO and ct noon
recovered TO g01< dispatch from Butler "a says the
aim p s xe t d s AR Ssr 81 Iss
miles
large convention Of free thinkers = n session
at Cassadaga, New York
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- BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
shall sell at the Bazaar. No $40 Louisiana avenue
on SAt GRDAI MORNING. THE SIXTH OF ~EP-
1hMBfH. at EN- O'CLOCK, without reserve. 25 sets
OF double and Single Harness. all kinds u consgn-
ment from st. Louis, Mo, and must be sold.
~. Also
20 new and second hand Bugg es Carriages Wagons,
Carts, &c, &c
Also
About % head of Horses. Mares and Mules among
Which Will be found some fine drivers and workers
te4-2t s. BENSINGER, Auct.
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"HE GREA'

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no TO THE North, W. ST MD sOITHwEsT.
ooIBIE 1RACh slim ~ E /,
liz ErYEcT July 10TH, 1854.
Trims leave WASHINGTON, from station. corner OF 9th
Fer ;sburr md The West. Chicago limited Exrress
st5a @ sy tn n li At lao a ay w has,
in2 Cas- from Harrisburg Cincinnati. ami Hotel
with sleeping Car Altoona ta Chicago. Wcst,Tn Ex-
A.so connects daily for Chicago with Sleeping Car
ti.'fenry to oneaFo Mail tHIFs1 10 o. NJ daily
"asE;ngton to Ghisaeo
For Ere KSehestc1 EuiiH Nrar,
iooY T. m, daily except saturday with daiace Cars
Isr WI transport. Lock Haven and Enlira. at $40 m
Fer Sex Idrk AID the Fast rs. $50 and 100 a.
m and Ills eo n Limited IT. apr o s oi fsh
For Boston without ehsae sa e1s2y
On sunday 400 M
sey CITY With boats Of BioeEign anne1 aor IN sf
reel transfer To FULTON street avoiding double ferriaze
59a rh:lsdePhia rs 90 and IL a 40 100 Cos,
lis m Limited y I1free so S daily iy s1c sIa
. To- AGO. AIS. 4 40 6 co. % 10 90 and IL Is D IN
On sunaay. 940 HOO IL. 40. 800. 40 1906 and
For Pores Greek Line. 6-a5 a. and 40 p n daily
For Annagslis 6a5 IT.. 12O5 and 44O p In daily ex-
ALtXANDKiA AND FREDrRICKsBURG RAILWAY
md ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
Fer Aie1and-ia- $50 7Oo. s25. Hos and 11.s5 a. m.
201 49,, 100. E.2J. sos and IL 50 d. IL Or SUNDAY
So. 925. Hos m = 05 u. H.
tor islcinIu nd AID the south. 8 30 and IL % a. M daily
. AID so l.. III daily except Sunday.
2railIs leave xaIidria for Washing ton so 10 90
lUlUa ltst. SO. - u !.uj and 10 40 D. IN
aid l. 10 midnight except Monday ON SUNDAY at
$50 aud 10 10 5U5 and 10 40 D. IN, and L. 10
h.ght
Tickets and intC rlaton at the Office northeast corner
q 18th street and FeunsylvaIia avenue and the STA
ten whe-r urte-s b lett che cki,, OF la
tlylIl y i A Il,
GHAS. r. fU6H. j. k MOOD
UNllersI Manager General Passenger Agent
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~EX-div,
The Bulls In Control.
HIGHER PRICES IN WALL STREET.


NEW YORK, September 4, Wall street. 1:45 D. M
The Post says: The stock market was higher this
forenoon, because 1t was the will OF the bull ciiQues
that control it rather than from any buying move
ment from any quarter. The market opened higher
than il closed, and through the two hours to 1s
O'Clock there was no time when the active stocks
were less than y to ~ per cent higher than the
closing of last night this being about the position
at IL O'Clock. There is no considerable amount OF
outside buying OF stocks by the public yet, but
money is very abundant and phenomenally cheap,
not only here, but in Chicago and other western
centers; rates OF interest in this country per-
manently lower than they were three or four years
ago, and. though trade and industry are unusually
depressed there is reason for thanking the sttua-
ton can at least be no worse.
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THIS EVENINGS.

7 ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
AIOADING AND MCZZLE LOADING SHOT
Gins. !ISHING TACKLE, RI LES. REVOLv-
HIS. CUTLERY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
IGGkEIBooKs. H2iH4LiNs.A f6Ys. BAs 'i1 Balls
AND BAL >. VIOLIN SIR NGS. SKATES.
brushes AND COMBS. JkwELRY. TOILET
Sis pfIItAL GOODS, WATCH CHAIN. AND
direction Of the owner, to change business will
s. u On the premises all the above Stock of j. U.
O'AtAlA Y c.. 1917 fennsy vania avenue northwest
Sal. commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SENE\ p. NJ. AID every evening thereafter at
hour until further notice.
II, A Eis ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, rs many
gCOd viii BE- sold in original packages Great bargains
may be.1lect,d every night FOLEY. Auctioneer
y Ill he Fixtures Will not be sold the terinln
alton % sac. the store will be occupied by j. u
C'MtAkA & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
sciy
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VlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
On NINETEENTH -TKEET NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STkEE1S.
BY virtue OF decree passed i'll Equity No 81,
5,Sg5, Docket IT, will sell. on TUESDAY THE ss$:1
SlAIEENIH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1884. I-A
Al FIVE OCLOt p NJ, in front of the premises,
SUBDIVISION lots Nos Is and l6 in No. 1874 each
depth of loo feet, with comfortable dwelling house
and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-tird cash. residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
day OF SAFE or al his option purchaser may pay the
Whole purchase money III CASH 800 to be deposited at
time OF sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
FRED. ". JONES, Trustee
se1-d&ds Gunton Building 472 Louisiana avenue
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Three Chinese Armsfp> Marching - In.
wade I0Oautu.

LONDON. September s.-Adyices from China state
mat three chinese armies are marching 10 invade
IonqCin, one irom each OF the three southern
provinces OF China The army from Kwang-Si
hnmoers 2Son men, that from Yum Nan 10000 and
that ron kwang TunC likewise 5000 The Yum
Nan army VIII JOIN the Black Flags at Lao Kal on
The Tonquin frontier. There are said 20 be 1000
SLACK fiitSs AZ that point 10 attack Hung Hoa The
hwang-> ~ army viii march into Tonuuln by WAY of
40 binh, ana IN c"iIneCtOn with portion OF the
canton army now NJ Lang SON viii attack BAG
Hoa, son Iay and Fac Mini
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You all know about the early bird" We follow his
teaching IN so far that we early and often
in in. the market to supply ourselves with new.
pretty and cheap goods We work ry hard sometimes
in oF TO is to save money for YOU but too modest
to claim any special reward except kind appreciation
OF our eIertons and continuance Of patronage.
for the peDtifulness Of which in the past render
our hearty thanks.
We have received number Of new Goods. among
them some novelties in the Toy Line and would mem
ton
Zine Embroidered Velvet Cabinet Frames, CSC.
Fine Silk Plush Cabinet Frames 39c.
Bett quality ditto, 49c., formerly 81.
Embroidered Silk Plush Door Frames, 99c.
Carved Ebony Picture Frames 9x10, 49c.
Gilt Picture Frames sx10. SOC.
Solid Hard Rubber Hair Brushes. 99c.
Genuine CellulOid Hair Brushes. 99c.
Extra Large Ladies Rubber Dressing Combs. $50
Gents extra heavy best quality do, 25c
Manicure (na1l) Sets in leather boxes 99c.
Plush Inkstand with figure 49c
Plush Plate Hand aud Stand Mirrors 75c very cheap
very large stock of Bisque Figures, from Csc ND.
Ladies' Fine Plush Bags. 99c
Fine Calf Purses, kid lined. double pocket 49c
Embrcidered Plush Purses, Csc.
SIX Plush Albums cabinet and card S129
fe QuartO padded with shield cabinet aud card Al o.
Extra Fine Embroidered ditto. promenade cabinet and
card 81 90.
Gents Pearl scarf Pin with natural looking dy 49c
Boys waterproof School Knapsacks, ACC.
Extra quality ditto, two styles 99c.
School Bags of all kinds from lOc up
These goods are all brand new, all good all cheap
and all desirable. 1'
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- TIE NODEI. FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ EtIMEES The EAST AND THE WISE
VIA WASHINGTON
Dot BI.E TRACK. JaNNEY COUPLER,

sTEEL Rails
sChhDcs Ia I Exf rhlfT Thrill SEHP S6rr 5SE 'H
1ssv Wa.Lineton from station corner q New Jersey
ls q :eS oiIsiTna' IOqjsyiIle ard St Louis daily
Coscees and Pala : seeJiI.s Cars to above Ioints
Without change. Iol5 IL daily 10 Ch.caeo. except
IeT li,s{gr at 50 M and ssG daily $40
Isr Iel,dp snd Dytrri. via Monrceyire. lo.I5 a NJ
d94B with Set PR II. Toledo Ma v eeili Lake
Trains tor Tn,lade,rhia and New York II $40 4 m
asi.y. except SEndsy, ) y and =, ~ and
iO.I ? Ii G"ly. viii Iaror and sleeInS Cars at
fsr baltimore On w:sk days go 40 500 $40 90
nhute ram 40 $50 30 % 20 ~ IA i H. i6 80
IoE Baltimore sundays So 20 20 a. IN. %.
2s. $50 40. $50. 60. oO. SO. $40 anu 10: ~
IoTIotnts on tie Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1O.Is
I.l Annapolis. G 40 m. and l2:lC and 4:4op IL; on
IeT Way stations te:w en- washington and Baltimore,
90 go 800 IA III, IL 10 /. H.. Sd 4,a1. to AID
go = H. Fer stations On Me;fopoli,an brsn hitl
40 a IN ami 5.35 , III daily e1crrt sunday, 4:i5
N daily tor PRINCIPAL stations On MetrUroiitAn
Islley branch. $50 daily except sundas. 80
IL daily Tor irydereA- so a. H. lO;l' a ILL., 4;i5
For haa,rstosI IL Is a NJ aid SIS p daily except
Trans arrive rom the West daily CO. 75oA m. 22a
fron. New erik and Philadelphia 2:ss. $50 N. daily
n da5y. exc 1T SUNDAY;
SuIday s tSis' M ~ o., ah m anu ''' -l0 m
hi.n isIin<ton e:1o g. dsiy. and 2i3 p H. daily.
fron1 Frederick and Intermediate points. SIS. n. m,
Zl3 J. m. and e:i2 III. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY; II
, IL oally frUm Point OF Rocks
.tsse Ealtllnore for Washington at zoo 40
50 slS I.Sj. go 9 10 ana 1880 . l2:l5. 25o.
% 20. 5Go. e:z5. 13c ana 10: Is p III ON sun
GAYS 200. ~. lila 800 SO 800. ~. $50.
g % $50 Snd 300 D. m
Al trans from aslinuron Relav Station
cert 40 7. N f ~ $3.50
1Itbsr Information apply the Baltimore and
II 81 Ofacr-W ashinVto, Station. Gig and 1Sol
ri syepue iith street where orders
vi u eAsn Tor baggage lie checked ana received as
NJ CLEMENS, n of T. Baltimore
~ Z h. LORD. 6,.1 Passenger AGENT