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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers


s.tE OF IMgEpvEp o.
AND THIRD sTREETs E ST. ON CORNER OF
ALLY BETwEsN Be hND sc AND N THIk kbR And -
~ FoI Or \ X.. STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Distrie. Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No
ssol Dc y 81 Nil as trustee appointed in said 90
5 81 PufS ssfI5af a. AID q9EapAH
Of lots numbered thirteen llD and fourteen III, in
square numb red hundred and sxy-twot 1922 and
west Corner Of said lot numbered thirteen ds and
lot south the M Sse s
east " feet and inches thence north IS feet and 10
es eAst eos nGa
northeastwarly point 80 and inches from Penn
w aa
line to said avenue and thence along said Is
ling and store room. No. 229 Pennsylvania avenue
oN THE SAME pay, at HA1F,pAsT FOUR
6ered eight Hundred and forty four i4 Defining for
the same at the southwest corner Of said lot and
!ssnss north g feet hence vest i fee. sx inshss
snsh y f S the psss of M
proved ~ twostOry brick dwelling. No 500 street
nSS ,sI THE Talep t PAY OF nc pScEM
Lot square 5ssIanns for the same It POINT ONT
inches from the southeast corner of said 1t and
nf to f she thence ns lis
thence east the line Of said alley "a feet SO inches
said l5foot alley Ind thence nth the line said
alley lib feet So inches to the place of beginning i'm
proved by brick house situated in alley be-
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money to
be paid IN cash the balance in Six nine and twelve
cent annu and to be secured by deed of
On the premises sold Convey &C. at cost OF the
soon ss knocked Of Terms to be complied with in 10
default after days public notice such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington, d. C.
CHAS. A. WALTER, Trustee
Dl91EdS $40 u street northwest
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THIS EvENING.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
IL LOADING SHOT Guns. IsiPoKTED FRENCH
SILVER PL4TED WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS, CAsT0RS. FRUIT STANDS &c. FIFE FIFE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM Two
TO TEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
gEWELRY1 CUTLERY; OPERA GLASSES;
BANJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS. RE-
NOLYkRS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner, to change business. Will
.Ill, the Premises. all the above stock of j. U
6'MEARA & Co, l3tT Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington. p e. Sale commences st SEVEN P. NJ
Great bargains may be expected FOLEY Auct.
y. b.-TGe FIXTURES Will noIbe sold as, at termn-
alton of sale, the store will be occupied by J. q.
OlEARA d CO, Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- IHt MODkL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
VIA WASHINGIOS
LOUBLE Track: JANNEY COUPLER

VIA WASHINGION
STEEL RAILS,
fCEEpeLE. nS~t EFFEfT SENDA As;p nov Cd.
Leave from station corner OIL New Jersey
saiiy. excert Saturday. The zoo fast Li1l
ifei Express = Ccsgo AID P1ttsburz No extra fare
For Clncnnzti Louisville and ST. Louis de ly a. %
phi and 10 10 with Through Coaches Palace
TOR r1ttsturs at 3 20 with P4rlor Car and 20
z, daily: $40 pm to PitIsbuIs. Cleveland and De-
Iss Ieledo and Detroit via Msnroevnle. is 7. N
Fer Baltimore en-, on HesA days So 20 80 $50 and
I0l Baltimore on SUNDAYS, 80. 30. $40 n;ld 1000
1oiFointson The snenandoah Valley Railroad ~, p
fsr ANNAPOLIS GO 2. n. and i2l0snd 44op.
Ior Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore
100 6oS No s 90 suh n Il y 81 m ss9 9 Is: % and
and 10 60 p-u For stations METROPOLITAN branch.
m dl and a. sSS B.S 3a ,sr n9TPr Ss s.
On Metropolitan trSrch. 9e5 a m daily, except sun
go T. m daiiy except sunday; Tor Frederick. , .O5
a, "a: ~ m daily except sunday
htl n own soS a ~ daily. except Sunday and
Trans arrive from tie West daily 20 7.2oa m. 2.o
From AnnApolis. $50 a IN. and l:sO and e:s7 p m;
From lexington. 2t5 = m daily except Sunday
From FREDERICK and intermediate points. s:25. a M
tae .h B, iS z: sor d Mashi ssssg sa:S
an, ana io;S1 ~, a m; ls.9 12;i9 3 80. 5 s:s9
sna sa 20 on s e =, 40. ~ SO ae TO-
Ali trains from Washington step at Relay Station ex
ron further information apply at the Baltimore and
Stio Iicset Of.ce-Washngton Station. 6lg AID 1851
VII b taken FOR baggage 10 DC checked and AZ
". n CLEMENTS. n eft. Baltimore
n3 q n LORD. GeEr Passenger AGENT
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TIE Horsf COMMITTEE ON EXAMINATION OF BIC
Representative Crisp, OF Georgia, arrfvedin
the city yesterday. He Is q member OF the House
committee On the examination Of ordnance, and
has accompanied Mr. Randall the chairman, and
nation OF the various iron and steel works OF the
country. the committees are tnQuirtng into the
guns Col Crisp LETT the committee and came TO
Masnngt0n The other members have gone TO
P1t1sDufEs Harrisburg and other places where
heavy iron manufacturing Is done. Col Crisp says
the commift0 via submit it, report early IN the
coming session
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PssHOAfAS BOWLING, Au,tioneer,
Il Corner Iith 81 and penna ave NV

F5FHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Il Corner 18th ST. and Penna ave NV
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN. .. C. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. NOv-IBER TWENTY
SIXTH 1884. in front OF the p:ein ses al HALE FL
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, shall sell part o. lot II, --A
fronting 81 feet the side of HiS by depth
OF 100 feet improved b. twostory brick dwellings,
and brick bake-holse being Nos 14O7 and 1AlI High
street. GEORGETOWN.
Terms: One-third casi the residue in two equal pay
menrs, at six aud twelve mouths with bear In
rest at six Per cent per aDr nm until paid and secured
By deed OF trust; all cash option of purchaser
Az aIcing and recording at purchasers cost
SIui deposit required ut time CT sale. nio-dts
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A FUGITIVE MURDERER CAUcHr.--After q search
OF weeks Hurd, the man who shot and fatally
wounded Tom Ryan, federal soldier belonging TO
General Ayre's command, was apprehended Sat-
Hrday and committed to JAN at Warrenton, Va
Ihese TWO men got into dispute while drinking
together at FauQuier Springs In the early part OF
the summer. Hurd became Indignant at some
reference made by Ryan and shot him, fnfiicttng q
wound from which Ryan died almost Immediately.
Hurd escaped arrest. A heavy reward was offered
ior his capture, but he eluded arrest untu Satur-
day.
Bishop :. W. Wiley, OF the Methodist Episcopal
was ON an episcopal tour 70 the mission IN Japan
ana China, and his death was sudden ana unex-
pecCeQ His disease was gumor OF the stomach.
reelection 70 the new parliament, but WIN accept
peeta8e after the passage Of the fnnch1oe bull
The executive committee OF the National CaaIle-
mems as1OclAt1on have selected 81 Iouis q the
place tor holding the next convention.
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STEAMERS.

GUN ARD LINE.
NO ICE.
LANE ROU TIE
THE CUNARD SILAMSHIp COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20, n. r. NEW YORK
ACRASIA vel. Nov % SCTTHIA. Wed, Dec. "a
BorHSIA We'd. Dec 3 Arg.N1A... Wed. Dec 81
SEhvL. Wed Dec 10. BoTHSrA We'd. Jan Z.
OREGON Wed. Dec. II GALA. We'd. Jan. IA
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF tASSAGE-S6o. $50 and 500. according
&c accommodations.
steera2e at very low rates Storage tickets from Law
spoo and Queenstown and all ether parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
HsSIe Antwerp and other ports the Continent, and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Compa y'sofce
No. Bowling Green. both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELoW CO. 6u5 7th st. Washington o. G.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO. New York;
Crto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOw 4 Co.
STREET Wrsh
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n19-a&ds
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON STREET NORTHT EST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust made July 30th, 1879 "a
and recorded in Iihsr No 92 fol:os Sls. ct seq III;
land records Of the District of Columbia by direc-
ton OF the party secured will offer at public sale
the premises on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER 1884, AZ FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, subdivi-
sons and IN senate 52s each lot having front
proved BY well built. three-story Brick Dwelling
Terms OF SALE $40 in cash, and the remainder in
equal OF six and twelve months with interest
Payable bali yearly. Deposit S250 Ali conveyancing
nls-dts sOS.C g. KENNEDY Trustee
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nuNcANsoS BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, NO
1927 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue of deed Of trust. daily recorded in ~
Ilber No iUS follo lis ct seq, Of the iandyly
records Of Washington county in the District OF En:a
Columbia l1 We will sch; on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH a ID. 1854, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, i'll front Of the premises all that piece
or parcel of land. situated aud being III the District of
Columbia, snd known and described Lot numbered
,hree go IN l. s. Chapmans subdivision Of the North
hall o suare numered three hundred and thirt five
singular the appurtenances rights privileges improve
lnens. and other hereditaneuts the same belonging
or III any wise appertaililny
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in and II
months, notes TO bear nereS and to be secured BIZ
de OF trust all cash at option of purchaser
Veyancin2 &c. at purchasers cost. deposit Of 800
required At time OF sale. Terms to be complied with
days otherwise the trustees the right to resell
ST rlsE AID cost of e!aU.tEe purchaser after DAYS
PUBIC NOTICE Of such resale in newspaper pub
lished IN Washington. y. C.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON, lr
GEO. FRANCIS DANSON.S ArusIees
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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
TNHOS. ]. FISHER l. Co,
l. Real Estate Auctionesrs.

FENHUS. J. FISHER Z CO,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
ON l. S rREEr, BETWEEN NINFTEENrB AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY VIRTUE of ecree Of the Supreme Court Of A.
the District of Columbia passed the 18th ay HsEA
OF Noveer. 4. ID. 1884 in the Of Douglass .KN
ct al. vs. Williams ct al, No. 5000, equity docket g.
Will sail at public auction in from If the PREMISES on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER !" E.NTY- s1XTH. 1885.
at FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ , par ui lot numbered five
t5,. sinare numbered hr dred aud seventeen
ul7) in the city OF Washington, District of Columbia
Being the sixteen (lf feet north l. street
of said lot five t5 by the depth thereof. improved by
two-story frame dwelling
Terms of sale cash the balance In two equal
instalnenrs payable in six and twelve months from day
OF sale Will Interest six 90 per cent per annuI
secured y De- upon the property sold: or all
cash q, oyt OF purchaser DEPOSIT of Atty dollars
will e uire st time Of sale and terms of sale to be
conn e with IN seven days. otherwise trustee
the nigh: &c sell at the risk and of defaing pur
chaser. IRWIN B. LINTON Trustee
nol9-6t Corner 9th and T reefs northwest
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Geo FEE RRR FEE sSSs
G o f r r Z
&c n kRf + E En ssss
GOO EEE X X EER 0SSS -
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Mers have not only the most perfect Mill con.
timing Is it does all the improved Machinery in
vented up to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
we would simply state thata large quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annu( Europe and
eaten at the principal Courts Of then world. We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selectAd hard wheat
grown i'll Minnesota and Dakota It Is acknowledged
fact that in this Flour perfect separation of the glut;
nous Particles of the wheat berry and thorough ei-
nation Of all weak and starchy matter has last been
reached. and is consequently NUTRITIOUS yield
ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits that from its brea'-ak qualities
u Is the cheapest well the best for either family
or BAKERS use and unsurpassed by any Flour made.
Every sack and every barrel is warranted to give entirs
satisfaction
S E LIN G'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever
offered to the trade 1t by other Patent
except Ceres and will please the most exacng house,
keeper und satisfy The most fastidious eoicura
T-EDGE.
Amagnidcent Winter Wheat Patent
RE L nee.
Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cels-
brated Hungarian It is very cheap and beau
ufu Pstent. within the reach of all classes and we
guarantee will give satisfaction to every who will
tryIt.
COL DEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour Of 1t is equal in quality great many
high priced Patent Eiours whilst it can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES STERLING
GlLT-EDGE RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. and we
feel assured that housekeeper who tries them
VIII never use anything elsa For sale by all grocers
Wholesale Depot corner 1st Indiana avenus
seI3 VIM M. GAIT co.
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The Illinois CONTEXT.
TIE Q. 6. SENAToRSnIr AT sTAKE-TuI CHARGES OF
TRACD.


FRACD.
In the Leman-Brand state senatorial contest in
Illinois, In which there have been allegations OF
fraud, an application was made Saturday before
Judge Bodgett OF the United States district court
for an attachment TO compel the county clerk to
60 before the federal grand jury with the ballots
and poll list. This the court declined to DO but
entered an order directing the county clerk to show
cause to-day why an attachment should not issue.
The county board OF canvassers Saturday AFTER
noon decided that II could not 60 behind the
returns, and that the vote would have to stand as
returned, giving Brand. democrat q seat In the
state senate, and allowing the democrats majority
In both houses. leaving the senate Itself to decide
aSTo the question OF fraud In the return6
A large republican mass meeting was held In
Chicago Saturday night, at which afhdavits by the
supervisors and one OF the judges OF election were
read. setting forth that Lenan received 40 votes
In the second precinct OF the 18th ward. Af1idavts
were procured from one-han that number OF voters
Stating that they voted for Leman. committee
OF . was appointed to wait on Brand and request
him not to take his seat and countenance fraud.
Subsequently StrauSSer, the republican fudge or
election, withdrew his af1davit.
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The Sort of Patriots Mr. Cleveland
Will DisapPotnt.

vne new NurTn.
No doubt Few democrats here ana there regard
the election or Mr.. Cleveland 10 the presidency as
the Inauguration OF an era OF fat picking for aun-
CRY citizens who have been wandering IN the viii
derness Tor twenty -four years-the turning out OF
one set OF cormorants 20 let IN a fresh lot. Nc.
Cleveland Is the gentleman who will dlssppont
these lorty patriots lie seems 10 have been Of
deined Tor that sort OF business
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Women as Voters.
THE GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY on THIS
SUBJECT.

SUBJECT.
Watson Squire, the governor OF Washington
Territory, states In his annual report to the Secre-
tary CT the Interior that the law allowing women
to vote In the territory, accompanied 1t is With
the provision making them liable to Jury DUTY,
while questioned by some meets with the ap-
prevail OF majority OF the people Of the terri
tory. He adds that the women themselves are
and that he finds the operations OF the law at
tended with no unfavorable results 10 the welfare
of the people
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The French Demands Refused by
China.

SHANGHAI, November 2i.-The Chinese fleet IS
making preparations TO leave here for FOrmosa. 1t
Is believed here that In order to settlement OF the
Franco-Chinese difficulty the French demand OF
China the strict execution Of the Tientsin treaty,
French tor five years, and an apology from the
Chinese government for the Lang-SOn affair. The
Chinese declare that The trouble al Lang Son was
altogether the fault OF the French and they Ut
terly refuse the terms, believing that If France is
allowed to hold Formosa for fve years she will find
some excuse for permanent occupation OF that
island.
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rHr sreeesrIos THAr nR BiAnss nrGsr SUCCEED
Mr. CAMERON saD 10 M ABSURD.
The suggestion that Blaine might suoceed Don
Cameron L. 4. Senator fom Pennsylvania IL
looked upon by republicans here as absurd There
IL no doubt felt IN political circles that Canerou
viii succeed himself He evidently has nc doubt
about the matter himself, a. he has succeeded n
getting the lease or his houee 70 wsshourn. vhe
has occupied IL Tor the past year. caaceled, and
has prepared to take immediate possession himself.
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Wall Street To-day.

SLIGHT ADVANCE m PRIcEs-THE RAILROAD RATES
WAR.
New YORK, November "a 2:10 p m.-The Post
says: The market this forenoon was at 1rst strong
and then only dull and firm, the only exceptions
both OF which showed fractional declines, while ali
other stocks showed advances, though the changes
from saturdays closing were not as great In any
case as per cent. The net result Of the trading
up to 70 O'Clock was that nearly all stocks, except
Lake Shore, Northern Pacific preferred and Jersey
Saturdays close. There seems ground for the
belief that the West Shore, New York Central war
Is continued mainly for Its effect upon the stock
market.
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HOTELS, DC.
HAMILTON HOTEL.
HI Y D r NJ II n

HAMILTON HOTEL.
III b L r DA.
Most delightfully."- located. commanding extensive
view of haTbor aud islands. Enlarged by al 4
NV wing four stories high new dning-roo;n, yc.AY
IaFlor 40x60 Il newly furnished: has AMMAN l.31
eiaor and electric beIls lighted with and
inZ all modern convenience. Open for the season
November Is 1884 Climate perfect; cuisine uuexcep-
touabe Tourists invalids and others recognize the
unequaled advantages afforded to all seeking Id
the Iigors OF northern winter in visit to Bermuda
ocls-thSm.am CH.s EMMoNs. Proprietor
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NyHoMas BOWLING. Auctioneer

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GREENHOUSE.
BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court the
Gersiged viii offer at auction. without the
Greenhouse of the late Henry Douglas. No. 1917
DAY, IMENTY-FIFTH NOVEMBER 1884. at TWO
O'CLOCK p IL, in front of the C1resl 1oust. Said
Greenhouse contains many JapoDicas Marshal Mel and
other Roses and valuable Plants is well situated the
roof covered and s good chance to start business
The Greenhouse Lot can De leased for years or So
r.nted for 10 % month fixtures and plants re-
n,OveI
Cash. or half cash. balance in year. we'll
secured J. J. WATERS. administrator.
nl9-5t No 30i1 NJ rect northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
r11HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr

fflHOMAS DOWLlNG, AuctaoneeF
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF FIFIH AND STREETS NORTHWEST. ..
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of q
the District Of Columbia passed the sixth day iS
Of November A ID. 1884. in equity cause No. 9135 -
tTalfs Boreiandl. will sell ut public auction in
front Of the premises on MONDAY. the TWESI1,
O'CLOCK NJ lot numbered eighteen (ls). of John c.
Hardness ct al subdivision OF part of square
bred Ave hu dred and ten (5l0 said lot having front.
Of forty feet kth street by cePth OF one hundred
feet on street and being improved by two.stoly
brick DIV cling house The property viii be sold sub
Jet taxes the son. of which vii be stated at the
time OF sale.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash. the balance In two
equal instruments. payable in SIX and twelve months
from day of sale with interest at cent per annu
the deferred payments 70 be secured by deed Of trust
Ipcn the property sold all cash st the option OF the
purchaser conveyancing at purchasers cost; a de-
Posi OF 1c0 viii be required at tine of sale terms Of
sale be complied with in days, otherwise trus
the right to sell the risk and of the
def=ulting purchaser.
HOSEA 3. MOCLTOy
gu + street nor. Invest I r-r...s.
ROBT. 81 L. LEOPOLD. ( A'o1s-
n19-I0t 14lU New York avenue NV,
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
st Laurent, de Jousselin Wednesday, Nov. & IL I'm
Amerique, Santelli. "Wednesday. Dec. 3. 5 am
Canada. kersabiec, Wednesday. Dec 10. IL a. m.
Cheeks payable on sgnt, in amounts suit, the
Bsngue Demonstrations o. Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Ag-n. No. g., Bowling Green, New York
g. W MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
J. W. BOTELEk { son. 3,3Pennsylvania avenue
nlg Agents for Washington 10 O.
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FAIL AND W1srnn STYLES

Ladies' you want perfect fitting Garment try our
Bazar Glove Fitting Patterns Dressmakers, send In
your names and we will send you sample copies of Fall
and Winter Styles free Of charge Every lady should
have our Bazaar Dressmaker. with 800 beautiful ustra
70 Cts Halls 1d ustsbls forms for ntting aud dladns
size 10 the lar<est iaay's. Cali and exanineat
OPPENHEIMER5.
s2s 9th street a. w., st Cloud BUILDING.
Sole agent for the New Home and Hartford Sev,1ue
Machines. All kinds Of machines for rent and re-
paired OCT
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RoBBER1Bs REPORTED-W. G. Silvermatl S35 Sd
street northwest, reports stolen from the Center
market horse and wagon, valued at $500. Mrs.
house was entered On Saturday and SIS worth Of
clothing stolen. N Peyser, 1916 9TH street. reports
stolen from his store Saturday an overcoat valued
a
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UVHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILwAY
ZEE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. soUrHwRs

Schedule IL effect r4.~lORER II 1854
e.1cAM.-SEH ORLEANS NAIL daily max NJ close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
Daily, ex. ept sunday with {. & o. Railway Phil
Sleep. IA Buffet cars from New York AMI " ash
ngton 70 Atlanta Pullman Sleeuiug csrs .rulu
WASHINGTON Atlanta New Or ans
$40 PM-LOUISvIILE FAST LINZ / uls via Char
louisville Cincinnati Louisville all Western
Yointz Pullman Sleeping Washington 10
xAePM'HsoUTHERS AAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
C AL points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
ton Wa Dan vile. Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New
Orleans: also, from Washington via Charlotte aud
CotguahtA Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Warrington At 200
: NJ daily, except Sunday.
e:loPM daily
For tickets Information inquire NJ Companyss Of
fts Gel leGnsysana avenue Trains leave from a. 3
T. STATIC
NsLAUGHrFR. mcdaniel
GSa- kzss Aren't Axent
au2 SCl. HAAS. Traffic ManAxaE.
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THE BLrND.-The Secretary OF State Is informed
that the International society. for improving the
condition OF the blind will hold its next congress
at Amsterdam. Netherland. on the 2lst OF july
1855, and VIII welcome delegates from the United