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NHE GREAT

T'HE GREAT ,oru,
TO THE NORTH WEST AND SoUTHwFSE
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEL f n EFr Ac aSSE sisT h Is
Trains leave Washington nom ssslion corner of 9th
FOR Filsbure and Tie West Chicago Limited Express
OF ialac s Sleeping Cars ii es1o A NJ. daily Fast
with sleeping cafs from HaTrs5ars 70 a'S incinDst
and Hotel Car 70 - Louis; dbl. except saturday.
Chicago and Cincinnati kSrress at s:io. r n.
AID iSrrsbnrs to Loasvii@; enSectSs AZ -.
risbnrg with Western Express with through sleep
ioP NJ daily Tor Ptis Is S and the west. Win
haasGnFh ssssf ASS G en SsfnoAn
For , Grls TnsnS Sy Rocsese5 h"tfa,o Siss.r
tsrs Masainsion 20 eh Reeseser. 'a-y WIN fA''
For WillihmspoH Lock Haven and E1mra 1t ESQ
For New eYaS s and lie Fs s $50 and
Ssy a s foS d NJ ; and dd il1 n,Sh; co sun;
1isht li@i,sa EKpre-s q Pullman pafior Cara
For Sstaa without a1s Change Change o eve day.
For lirooklyn. n Y. al through trains connect AZ
Zig Zig rrct transfer e Fg0G street avoiding dOa'
SO ss,5 ISoo Pm; and lis night; On San;
I2:i6 night Limited ESpress. Gao a M daily i,;.
ias a sa $50 s sss s &c o,o 9S
fS snS i SS s ns On ,S nSs sI ssa
For Pope's Greek Line. IT'S AN and l.4o r. n daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis. d.s5 A NJ, 1905 and as PM daaly.
except Sunday. On sunday, 600 Pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEAANDhIA AND WASH
INGTON RAILROAD
For Alexandria 900. 1:o: 9:25. ll0I and IL Is A,
NJ. 205. 4:26 4.45 go, sos, and 1887 y N Cd
Sunday at 500. S:L5. / .ol A. NJ, 500 Pm.
For Richmond aud the South, 500 and l. sOi A. NJ.
daily. and $40 r. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY.
Trains lrave Alexandria or stcn, sos. 500.
IIY0I Ielo - Nj , is,o s,,s 80 s:io 900 ahd
On sunday at 200 and lo:1OA Nj; 7sl5 snd III rs
Pm. and lilo night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street aIi Penns yivana avenue and ae
the slsOn, where orders ne iet for the checking
u baggage to destination from hotels aud residences
1iiAS =. PttsH, J. AZ WOOD.
General Manager Tje22l General Passeas,r Agent
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From New York Letter to Galveston tTex.) News.
came across Vanderbilt privilege Of wealth
Unexpectedly in the establishment Of tailor
for women. A girl stood In the center OF Q work
room while male expert ntted garment u
her upper figure.
THAT is Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt" said
one.
Nonsense" I calculated. "willie Wander.
bits wife hasn't red hair, nor face at ell like
"What mean" was the explanation. "is tina,
the girl Is posing a. Mrs. Vanderbilt. The two
are exactly the same size and shape. This ono ID
hired 70 serve III The place OF The milonairess in
the iaoortous matter Of having costumes lifted.
The garment now being taken In, let out and
generally adapted Is for Mrs Vanderbilt, who
Is at ner ease In Newport, while the double en-.
cures the hour or two Of tiresome standing.
Mecaanlcai forms are common for that purpose.
aud most Of our rich customers keep them with
US. put they are not so good Is living model,
which can change her position, walk about. sit
the erect Of the raiment under process OF max.
ing. Mrs Vanderbilt will not endure the fatigue
OF the thing herself, even when in town, and it
was her own suggestion that duplicate Of her
sell De employed. On her order we sought and
found perfect counterpart-a girl who was
working In cloak shop connected with our
business-aod she has served In lieu OF Mrs.
vanderbilt for nearly year. Not only In al
nensions IL she suited to the reQuirements but
Ia movements and in carriage she Is wonder.
iuiiy IKE her employer. and 20 IL IL possible for
the latter TO see herself a others see hor-tn the
matter Of dress.
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From Account Of . Long branch Hal
Round the black stockineed Left lees az fnll
half the girls In the asssmblaee were rarters of
yellow. That was tDr luck. don't know how
the knowledge was ascertained or disssmi.
mated, but We al know IL now, that the clasp of
yellow elastic brings good luck to the weaver.
q disclosure got 70 the Branch unexpectedly
tic iar exceeded the supply, The local mer.
cnsnss ordered all they contd obtain, and had
o.s % waite suck dyed, but come poor crear
Misnstandin9. Their sucerings, Ike the Joys Of
S Sneee w1o had secured the right classics, were
hidden asmurely under THAR pettlooatA.
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RAILROADS.
LAKE GEORGE AND

Il LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSkIIL MoUNrArNS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND fARLOR CAR LINZ
Trains on New York. West shore aud Budslo Rail-
way, by West shore OF picturesque Hudson River.
leave Jersey City station ~ Peans! Railroad ~
follows
sARAToGA SPECIAL. $40 am arrive Saratoga
go pm; Caldwell. Lake George, 40 M Montreal,
lo;so pm. Elegant Pullman hufist Gar, TO sarnto-
ga tnsnce 20 Montreal fenDsylvsns Railroad trea q
leave Washington 1910 n. 20 connect
cATSklLL MOUNTAIN sPE,fAL. $40 An,
arrive at Hotel kasterskin ALI ~. Grand Potel
$50 pm lariur Cars. Pennss-iyanfs rs .food
tram leave Washington ~ Is ain Ia connect
DAY EMPRESS e:tS m, Arrive Albany p.rn-,
SHARON Springs pm. oooperstown s:lo pm,
Utica 5a42 o. m, Syracuse 800 y IN. Rochester 1880
larior Cars TO Albany and Niagara Falls =
sARA1OGA AND CAISkGLl. MOUNTAIN Xxx.
fktS~. 1898 Am, arrive at HOTEL MATTERS
MIL BIO pm, Grand Hotel $40 pm, Saratoga
S:6o = H.. lake George pm. rsrlor Csr Long
branch and New York 20 Saratoga and Lake ueorge.
fennsylvana Railroad train leaves Phllads pha
So arl, 20 connecI
SARAr0 "a AND CArSKILr, MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED, 3:e3 pm, sriive al Hotel ksaerskiu So p.
M Grand 81 otel S:Sa pm. earstora tln y m. Mon.
treal a ., with pArlor cars ,skill Noun sa and
saratoga. Buffet par cars leave Washil gton ON
seepers thence TO Montreal ASA Tor single round
trip tickets b. West shore Route aud void long trans
feT through New York CITY,. Apply ~ city or depot
Agents OF PennsylvAnia Railroad TOR complies lms
tables, tickets and parlor chairs
Parlor car chairs from JerHey City station reserved
IN advance upon application to agent Pullman Car
Company, Pennsy ~ guiA Rarosd station Jersey Clty
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT.
General Passenger 4 seut.
yl3tslS No 80 BROADWAY. NJ
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About Dreams.
HOW A PERSON SHOULD LIE IN Rr,D


From Every OtEer Saturday.
French physician, DIR. Delaunay, tells some
Interesting facts about dreams. These are
embodied in a communication TO the Societe de
btologte OF Paris. It Is well known, when q
psrson Is lying down, the blood flows most
easily TO the brain. That Is why some Of the an
cisnt philosophers worked out their thoughts in
bed. Certain modern thinkers have initiated this
queer method OF industry. During sleep, SO long
Is the head is laid low, dreams take the place OF
There are however different sorts of dream; and
nani nsanays IarRoss IN his original com:
lying brings on q particular kind of dream.
mus according TO this investigator, uneasy
and diagreeable dreams accompany lying
upon tine back. This TACT Is explained by the
connection which Is known to exist between
tne organs OF sensation and the posSerior part OF
The most general method of lying. perhaps. Il
On the right side; and this appears 10 be also
the most natural method, for many perOns OBJ
}sst 70 wing upon the side OF the heart, which it
mas been more than once asserted, should have
Iree action during sleep. Never theiess, DR..
Delaunay's statements hardly harmonic with
this opinion. When one sleeps upon the right
Side, that Is to say, upon the right side Of the
brain, one q dreams have marked and rather I'M
Psasan. charaeterlstiSs: These characteristics,
the popular definition OF dreams. Ones dreams
are then apt 70 be illogical, absurd, childish un-
certain, incoherent, iull OF vivacity and exag.
geration. Dreams which come from sleeping
on tho right side are, In short, simple decep-
tons; They bring 70 mind very old and faint
renemorances, and they are often accompanied
BY Nightmares. DIR. Delaunay points out that
sleepers frequently compose verse or rhyth-
hight side. This verse. though At times correct
enough, Is absolutely without sense. The
mora. faculties are then at work, but the In
teliectual faculties are absent,
On the other band, when o person slumbers
on his len brain, bis dreams are not only less
absurd, they may also be intelligent They are
a. . rule, concerned with recent things: not
with reminiscences. And, since the faculty OF
arttculsted language is found in the left side,
the words uttered during such dreams are IRE.
quenty comprehensive
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

FHH0MAS BOWLING, Aucaonesr
ASSIGNEES SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, CONSISTING OF SUGARS COZ.
FEES, TEAS, BLACKING, SOAPS, CANNED
GOODS, SfRCPS, MOLASSES. STARCH, TO
RACCO, CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS. PLAT.
FORM AND COUNTER SCALES. TEA CAD
DIES. COFFEE MILL. FIXTURES, &C., &C., &c
Also,
TWO WAGONS, HARNESS. MULE, &c,
On TUESDAY. AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK, as the store Of veale & Leigh on the
southeast corner Of Hish and Bridge Streets George
town, D. G.
Terms cash JOHN n GWYNN
Au12-dtS Assignee.
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RAL,MoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.


Schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY sD. 1885, unsn
further notice.
Leave washington ioil ssAsion. corner Of New Jef-
For Chicago ioOo and 1910 p. m. daily The 1000
q IA Is a East Limited Express 20 Fittsburg and
next mornins at s.55 No eKrs fare charged tnA
For Cncinn n Louisville and e. Louis daily at s:so
pc M s hna iUio m with through .osehe. and Pc.
81 n 70 s0 SS Sat n' 10 cneans
aac ss I9us arriving in Sncnnati ne Z! morning ae
For f1.seS5s q I"ee m with fArIOE Car ana
~lS slespinT aars 70 fitSsSs .''eAu -n' Ds''o'"
rail-. $50 s:so. s7o. Gao. sza 40 sss5 aud
l% S.imc5s on Is; su9 s,, s;ao go $50 ana
For points oE The Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and
e.16 a. IN. train has Pullman sleeper. Washington 70
For Annapolis. $40 q M. and l2Io and $50 n u.
On Sunday. e:;so a m. $40 p M
mo more g. S;49 80 an iS;ie pm, So $40 800
branch 7:25 am and 1Elo pm. daily. exo-p sun
day sad S . S. -. 90 s. ss
$40 an daily on sunday stops a all sIatious, Zoe
daily except Sunday. tor FreasficE $40 am. 90
For Local .sIions between Washington ana Gath.
er so9 lZSS p M daily except sunday AM
except Sunday, and $50 pm daily % HsgerssowS
Daily except sunday 10 Winchester
Trains arrive ffom The West daily, o.Oo TO am,
1l6, $50 pm
From ANNAPOLIS $50 Am, and l:50 and 625 pm,
sunday, lOs35 Am, 6:3o pm
From Lexington $50 M. daily, except sunday
and 81 p n. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave BALTIMORE for Washington a. Clio
80, 5. go, 500, bOo aud IA ;on snndays $50
axy, e0 and 300 an, lao. ESQ, 4:20. 800. $50.
500 300 and IL 90 pm.
AN trains from Washington stop st Relay etstioa
except rs. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Ofice- Washington Station, 6lS ana
1851 Pennsylv ania avenue, corner OF Fourteeuth
slreet where orders will be taken ior baggage ~
r. DURHAM. c. N LORD,
Gen. Manager. baltimore G.P A
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They We-l1 See1. -, -.

from the Nsw York Timea
A.sae Doy-Would Mr.. Washington have 1blt
~. U.a = nls little boy George had told lie about
Father-Yss, my con.
LIVE is Would you lesl bad II should tall
ha aareaer-Y1 my boy, We wouid both fssl
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iyl3-ts1S
vI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

FINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST
Schedule IN effect July 3. 1885.
900 A. M.-LlNCh SURG MAIL. daily. except sun-
Richmond and A Allegheny and Norfolk and weaiei q
Railroads..
11I6 A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
making close connections south and Southwest
daily, except SUNDAY, with G and o. Railway. Pull
man sleeping Buffet frunl New oTk snd W Rsll-
lngton. ~ Atlanta. Pullman SlcehinR cars from
Washington Ia New Orleans ithout change of cars.
Pullman laror Oars nom " ashngton 10 White
Gas r M-rnoCisviILR PAST LINE Daily via
Chafiot1syiie 10 Cincinnati, Lolisv Ale and all West
err Points Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington TO
Louisville.
lO:4o r. M.-SoUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily 10 all points, south and Southwest VIA Dam
vile and Charlotte. pullnsh sleeping cars from
Washington 10 atlanta Montgomery and Selma.
Parlor cars Montgomery To New Orleans Pullman
seepers FROM Washington via Charlotte and Colum.
bia To Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leave Washington q AIS n
M daily except sunday.
Warrenion Trains leave Washington at 800 q. m !,
DAILY, except sunday, l:l5 and BAD dsilv.
Trains arrive IN MaHhingtOn 800 am, Southern
Express, daily: SAB am, strasburg local. daily
cept SUNDAY: 9i5 pm. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
e:4o pm. Louisville special. daily.
For tickets and Information Inquire at Company's
once, t0l Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
b. and T. station
III. SLAUGHTER, ~. MCDANIEL
ye Sol. HAAS. Traffic M.s.sxss.
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Uncle Alfred" who was q slave Of President
Jackson and II now custodian Of The Hermit
age, relates that Old Hickory was q kind mas
Ter some peoples" he says. "thinks kase he
bad hot tsmpah dat be was hahd mastah.
But dats all . mistake. His slaves wss well
treated, an II dey behaved we'll dey was almost
made IKE memoahs Of de family. Messa Jack
In say a he was ridin' up an down de cotton
nsl on hossbsik: Boys yoo'ss al gwins to be
Tree some day. It wont be In my time-it won't
be In my time. But some day you'se gwine to
be tree, suah.,"
1t IL easier TO trace Q moccasined Indian over
Granite mountain than It Is TO trace lost UNI
ofellA--k0Rsos CITY (Ao) Journal.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK uAy2E
Companys pier, No. AZ North River loot OF Morton
street. New York.
~ Laurent de JousseIin, "Wednesday, Aug TO- D. n.
Ans rilue, Santelu, Wednesday. Aug. 20, 3d.. m.
St ne:a1a;n. Traub "Wednesday. sept. z. ii am.
Labrador Perier ID Hsuterine, Wednesday. sept. g. 8
an
thecks payable sight in amounts to suit. on the
Banlue 1ransatiani9ue OF Paris. LOUIS De BE.
BAN, Agea No q B,wling Greeh. New York
Messrs BELL d. Co. Agents for The District OF
Co uulbia, ii31 Pennsylvania avenue,
auI2 Washington, ID. G.
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WAsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
w ROAD,

On end afer JUNE 18th. 1856. train. viii Leave
from and Arrive al 9Th ana Depot as follows
Leave Washington q M aud z.a5 pm. daily, ar
rive at Belmont Park 1881 an. ano d.a0 PM Lees
bur- llul O. m anc $50 r arrive Round n iil at
1l:43 am and 7:ls pm. Returning, leave Round
Hill 6tl3 IN ana 500 pan. Leespurg S:I2 n.
and 3:46 PM: BeinIOnt fark Gs54 a m and $50
pm, and arrive Washington 81 s;sSJ am and $40
pm.
Special excursion rates and sunday trains TO BEL
MONT PARk- Monthly and Communication Rates 70
ali POINTS =. NJ. BkoPHY,
'sul,eriniepdent. Alexandria
Z J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent
Ri nan u-.~l.~
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OFFICE OF ". W. LAMB, Md.
~ 1910 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA, DECENRER O. 1884
MES9Ra EISNER 4 MENDEISON
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFs

MALT EXTRACT U,a OF A.
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPy7TA
DEAR aIRee-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF.s
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN Ny PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
FOUND TT IQ BE THE HEgT HEALIH-RE
6yORIE0 6EyE4A0E AND TONIC NOTRITTVE
GOOD IN PKRsoNg C0NvAIHcIN1 fR aDa
FLYER IN. CASES OF DYHPEPaIA FOR
!%sEsAIKTy cafJ.1kES, 4Sb Aiso s. M. .EuS "a
TIE p1xENSE uf0RTAJIoN sENl- M0NTH-
k6xaANSD AS:1sly nu4loN OF n0TrLFS ~
ItQH ~ TIE CUeoO4.HQvaE eAT96RACT0.
AaLs roy ko SUE f xa9p5E5yF6EdxikfA4H A
0BxEB 0RU0 M9PECtOB q. n.
HQKI on eHLA0EfrEllA
wfTMoAn14 81 81 n9EzEaA221oM; rHvSF 9k>HE
IS d21 evx Anp 6d95I1z xar on Fl ?, Nn :.
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E$OLEY, Ancuoneer.
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. sos
ELEVENTH. STREET NORTHWEST,
VIII es sold at public auction. without reserve, on
MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1855, at TEN
OCtOCA 4. NJ, and VIII continue daily until the
stock has been disposed OF
Inc stock coDSiS.S Of SILKS, Satins. Nelvets, fine
Caxhmeres aud Dress Goods OF the latest aud most de
sii liable able styles liable Linens, Napkins towels and
Gloves, tInnroideries, Laces, Underwear. Parasols
and Umbrellas splendid line Of White Goods LAWS.
Sateens. GtnghanS, ElAnnels CassImeres and domes-
tics generally, CoIafo-ts aud Nnnkss. Embroidered
Piano Covers, Table Covers Tibet Shawls also black
Grapes and other articles usually founi in
ury Goods Store. Ladies' are specially invited TO
tend this sale, as the goods have been carefully
seected for best city trade. and will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash
The trade are invited to attend, the goods will be
offered IN lots TO suit will sell at private sale AFTER
the auctions, at sacrifice
jy1S-25ts NJ FOLEY Auct
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ed stock Ut Wagons, Carriages, Busgles, Harness &c.
&C. Iy29lm
nuNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON
EEaSfh AND l TSukrE EEsTfh s11 1hsEs
land 5s The SsF
iSSs, & P4s%ss, n %SS9f9
Maryland avenue, by entire depth OF los numbered
Il eps ard
and The 1wo-story Frame House thereon.
and Twelve i2) mon.s. ~sth Interest from CAV y
sale secured by deed Of trust property ai lash
onveyancihx At cost of purchaser Terms Of sale TO
be complied with in one week, property win be re-
. .s s s< OF SS%& %x1s
THHUMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuARLE BUSINESS
rHf3pERTi SITUATE ~, ar 1T, TIE CQR ;l OF
RkP A ASP bwELk krSEE tJss sSHHHwHsr
date aaa aa Sy
s s II 5s &c s Ss sis 49, Ct Of the
written Of the party secured thereby, the
dsTs,s1sd Cd r E Will on H3NpAI AUGUsT
certain piece parcel and lot Of land sltuaie in the c
thiry-ight (0}S beginning for the same =: the SOUTH
east corner Of sale lot, and running thence north
twenty-five (25 feet thence west sixtyiive 80
thence south twsntyf (25) feet thence sixty
five $3.50 feet to the place of beginning together It'll
the Improvements thereon consisting OF store now
used AS . saloon. and DWELLING house combined.
Terms OF sale: 81 900 cash. the balance In two equal
insta.lmens in L. aud (.) years with inter.
est. secured by deed of trs; ON lie property sold
or ali cash. at the option of purchaser: All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of SlOO
qured at the tt,e Of sale Terms To be complied wit
In ten days from the day Of safe. oherwee the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
cost and risk OF the defaultiEg purchaser.
CHARLES H. PARKER,
Office 412 and siS Sw.
RICHARD J. COLLINS.
an10-d&dS 4SS j. st. sw.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS
We are now Offering, at greatly reduced priceA
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand,sewed TIES. Strap or button. for $3.50
per pair: former price $500.
Mems bamd Net OAFoEDS. 1925 per pair; former
A lot OF Boys OxFORDs, former price $3.50 and
p OO, now selling for $50 pe. pair.
In regular goods we have Of the largest assert
mentS TO be found In the city
Our Ladies $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE BUT.
. TON. are stu IL the lead.
NONSENSE cURACoA KID HGTToS, and guar.
antee them to give satisfaction For 500 we can
In low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
cURAcoA KID o2Io 5fs sssS
Ladies' one CgRAcoA KID NEwPoRrTIEs. hand
Ladies fns cTKAcoA KID BUTTON. hanasswea,
Ladies anc FRENCH KID oxFoRps, hand.swed,
Ladies ane FRENCH KID EDISON. hand.swed.
Ladies, One FRENCH c1oVH,roP EDISON. Lou,.
Ladies' tine FRENCH EDISON. Louis vhsel. $500.
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND Chill
DREN'S Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also a fnl line Of Ladies' and Misses White Opera
WIN. n. RICH
oNEPRICE SHOE STORE,
ut Market epaca
we close ct 8 pm. Saturdays excepted Vl8
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- X, AuCGOneer,
-. Horse and Carriage Bazaar. $40 La. ave-
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON, HARNESS, DC, &c. EVERY Tt rs.
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REaAkDLESS OF
WEATHER,
Parties having Horses, Carriages Wagons to dis
pose Of Will End this the hest hud. We con-
stani!y on hand ut private sale large and well
&c. y2Nim
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TUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED. BETW sew YORK AND LIZ Err
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
From PIER A.. " r. NEW YORK
GALLIA....s sat. Aug 10 LiA.-..--ss,t Sept IL
AURASIA---S sat Aug. =: AUnANIA.--.S sat, sept ls
SERvIA.....-- Sat. y pit SERyIA-.......S.L ct.
AND Every SAIL EDA 4 FROM MN IoHk.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabn- $50 $50 and 400
according to accommodations.
Storage at very low rates. Steeragc tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and ali Other iRits Of Eu
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given FOR Belfast. Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for n Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at tie Company's
Office, No. 4 Bowling Green, or both steefafe and
Calm TO OTIS BlGkLOw & CO.. COS 7th street.
Washington, ID. {.
VERNON d. BROWN & CO, New York
Mess-s. OTIS BIGt.I.UM & Co.
aus 6uI 9TH street. Washington
rU>o BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport, Narraganseit Pier and adjacent
resorts by the
Take the popular steamer -Leary Or Excelsior, "
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS, ~ 500 7. NJ. CON-
Meeting in Norfolk with the first class passenger
To Providence, $ls round trip. ga.
To Boston. via Providence SI4; round trip, $50.
THIS includes meals and staterocm bsstl.
For further Informs inquire al Office, 9TH street
wharf. Telephone No. 1868 w. L. WEIGH.
jy92m Agent
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WEES 4 co, Anctioneers
A0SIQNEES SALE
OF LARGE AND EXTENSIVE CoILHcrrosc
4. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BEDDING.
tx Glass AND TINWARE, CUT.
BENG THE ENTIRE STOCK Now IN PREM:
SES NO. 1882 SEVENTH STREET NORTH.
MESI. AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY MORN
Ing, AUGUST SEVENTEENTH, AT TEN An.
In part comprising Walnut and other Chamber Sets.
% rolls Oh ClothA rolls Of Brussels and Inrrain Car
eS,s kSgs WirswSyen and other Springs Hair and
cd pieces Bedssssds. Bureaus Ice Boxes. Chairs Of
al Kinds. Safes. Wardrobes, kitchen Tables Carpet
ww,Es1SMEsDAY lokNTS6, 1tGGsT NINE r
ThENTH, 81 TEN A. n. win be sold the balance
Or e9tire stock cons.ting Of $50 new and second.
q every description Of Crockery Glass and ffnWare
Rogers aud other Plated Ware, Cutlery. &C. Lamps
ana Lamp Goods, Burners. Chimneya &C; Toilet ana
c res seSs one Bar Sa.,wsre Patent on Tank eapa-
Ware, With miscellaneous collection OF other moods
ARRAHA1 sONNENSTRAHL, Assignee
]. q. RfGELOW.
ao13St Atty, Webster Law Building
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS RvENING.

II H HKHPLER,s orTIcIAN sToRE.
4oS Feun1ylyRnia avenue.
operA and Maxine 0lanes, Astronosnicsi md rad
Teieacopes Thermometers, Barometer, Microscoues
EYENLN0. BARGAINS during the day. sui-2ws