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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
no NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
THEPoPULAR ROUTE

To NORFOLK LIZ A s1sI E9RI s MSNsok
MONDAYS wEDNEsDAYs AID fRlDAys
'h ana Ohio
. nsap p1v.s also 'n''f
OF further Information inquire n oompanys ONCE.
Nn-'f r'ises9nf vi xE ats Genera, As.n.
= wharf a on sundays. T9esd.ys and ThnrsdAys :. z
Creek. returning on Monday. wednesday and Friday
and "a and
nesdays up only; For intos Q, a apply 70
se5 CT JONES. Ast. 7,hsk wharf
T ON FARE 10 NoaroLks;-sTEAMsER, LADY LIo,
nSs0n MSnd. and s sssSsrdss Az. ., SsS
turning. Fare SO cents Teiephons cali % All
TTS%FsoS s Sunday "c TSs.d.ss and fr,a:s. AN
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDrNaa
NEW iron STEAMER ~wAK Ell Lpr,s
LAYS bsy .th S whSrf on MoNDAfs THURS.
TGEsDAYs, fkIpA2s and SUNDAY p% s.d soucs.
.ns g. Clements M s: S S
with T. 60 K -'s SSPS p So ssasSus .
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager. spIl
nIRECT TO NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM
- ERs JOHN GIBSON and f G KNIGHT leave
m: 9th st. wharf. Washington. every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. apl
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
CAPT. W. c. GEOGHEGAN
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, stopping at River Landings leaving
etephenson's wharf pm. SUNDAY, March Is
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY, and
mnst be prepaid.
All accommodations hrst-class Apply to
STEPHENSON Bro 9TH st. wharf
ofice:-l2th st and Pennsylvania ay. NV. mill -sm
Mt VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily (except sunday foe
Mt Vernon at 10 O'Clock q m: returning, reaches
Wellington about $50 p n.
sel1 L L BLAKE Captain
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AND OHIO RAILROAD,

*
schedule in effect SUNDAY. May sp 1855. uptr
Leave Washington fron Station. corner OF New Jer.
For chicago l0pO and lo:lop ,. m. daily The 1000
| a. m. b = Fast Limited Express TO Pfttsburg and
morning at $50 No extra iArs IS Charged on sss
For Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis daily st $40
p m and 1910 p. m, with through coaches and PAL
oSespns .a !: " :sSs s S 3
and 81 Louis arriving In Cncinns;i next morning si
this train ios fast time 'A''@ '~'s charged Oh
s % Ss s'r .Sd Hs
with Sleeping Cars 70 Pitts6urg
tns sS sss so sIS ia as so sss N;
fs G ss $50 81. $40 SO e go 20. "a
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
eaS M Train Is: Pullman sleeper: %s.hIns, Ss,is
For Annapolis $40 a. M, and 1910 and 40 p N
On Sunday. $50 a m. 4:40p N.
snS Pm. On Sundays, $40 sm and so 10 $50 so
and GT daily sn .
sSns % snfsR
$40 An daily, on Sunday stops al al stations. for
daily, except sunday for Frederick. SAC Ain s:ao
noc Stations aSsR sp between Washington and Gain.
er fo4 a2S s snd snSeps ssndsy
except sunday, and $40 pm daily 70 Hsxer.to~ town.
Daily except sunday 10 Winchester
las, $50 pm
Sunday 1895 am, 6:35 pm.
From Lexington $50 p m. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points s.25 "A m
and 81 Is 2 m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington $40
$50. 7x0, 900 300 and 1890 a.m ~ Is 30 g. &
40. 8. $50. 800 300 and II m ION sundays, $50
800. 300 and 4 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop q Relay stAsaoa
except l:25. 3:l5 and GAO pm
For further Information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ohice-M Washington Station, and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street. where orders will be taken for baggage 10 D.
checked and Received al any point In the city.
B. DUNHAM, TX. LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore q. p. A
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DRY GOODS.

Do Nor Fosarr FR1DAr,
THESE AND A GREAT MANY MORE RAr
GAINS CAN BE HAD.
E! {. T.. i E II #EHEE 6: ::
MAMMOTH EsTABLIsHMrNr
ARE NOW HAVING AN IMMENsE
CLEARING OUT SALE
FALL AND WINTER wnAps
NEWMARKETs. CAPEs.
LADIES' AND MISSES sI1irs
WHICH WE Will SELL AT RIDICULoUsI1
LOW PRICES. AND IT WILL PAY YOIJ
TO INTEREST YOURSELF IN
THE SAME
tA nsI3ss n FALh b, AND WINTER WRAPS
a.. 80 ss..n ss$ss g S'sss sia So now $500
Black sF 'sss p. Hs s.:s
,eo-, p,.c ,u,afs eT Wrap price $1,000. now $500
o,.,.d Eos%sr price $1,000. now $3.50
- su. u Former price s27so. now $1,000
90. , ........ = Former price $500, now 5000
SSH Black Lace Capes, imported no" $2oo"
Blk Trutate Lace and Bead TrmmeS NOV Wsr 49, s
o ,...,r p,,..., Former price $40 ZOO now $50
Jersey Polonaise. f.'' "'''o' no" *''oo
2se-1 Brown Diagonal. with fur cufis and S coar
eo,, nrov, Former ,Ts p; &, Si2oo $500
WIZ "A Former PRICE s i si4o Soa n sS: saoo
6ase aspS Co tho h sFs b sS%s1d
- Former price $3.50 now $3.50
Russian issG,
2Mixed Brown Ragians, elegant cloth, ~" '''''
l small plaid Newmarket. Scotch material " 'Ao'oo'
aoo c. Former price $500. now $3.50.
Former price $500. now ss5 so.
1 striped Newmarket, Scotch material.
Blk Diagonal is fur trimmed ali around. WV
3 pr,- r,,. Former price $500, now $500.
o,a - 80 Former price $1,000. now $500.
e122 Bottle Green Newm n Asts.chan TRIM
652-4 Newmarkets, drab and dark brown ~o'0'
6Os-1 Mouse Color Newmarket, Astrachan trimmed
a,o Former price $500 now $1,000
Dafk blue Former pEiss as styles
Mink Circular. ~" "Ao'o'
Short Wrap. fur trimmed, 80 '''o' ~" S1''oo.
Pins, nom.n 6 Former price $500. now $1,000
Plush Dolman, fur trimmed. ~~''0'
Former price sa5. 100. now s22 so
Flush Doiman, Astrachan trimmed,
, p,,u yo,.... Former price ss5 90, now s225o
~ Former price s5O.OO now $4,000.
1 Brown Beaver Trimmed slightly damaSed
Former price $1,000, now $1,000
Former price $780, now $3.50.
LADIES SUITS.
56-1 Black Cashmere suit.
Former price Sl7.OO, now $1,000
5O4-2 Dark Green Cloth Suits
Former price So now $3.50
4Z6-1 Cut Cashmere. Velvet trimmed, tan suit
Former price Sl6.5O now SD CO.
1921 Figured Cloth, latest style,
Former price $500, now Sl65O
9O3--1 Figured Cloth. latest style
Former price $500, now $1,000.
Former price $1,000. now $500
1O0-1 Tan COlored 1rcOt, Tailor-made,
Former price $1,000, now 914.OO.
The above prices are guaranteed to be so per cen
Lower than Actual Cost,
RR,B "A = = MMMM SOS
DBB 4 UU ii N M SSsS M
oct1 416 SEVENTH STREET NV
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rTHE GREAT
TO THE sskSSsT TEf EEsT Ak ho ggoJErHwr,
Dou BILE TRACK. SPLENDID sCENERY'
STEEL fs ESrh sAe ITSE list iss
Trains leave Washington NOM station. corner ofeth
Dor FiSisSuIs and The West, Chicago Limited Erpr-.
ne sis s a. a., S-s rs sS "a S.
sss S.1 70 Sn s g
SShicagO o., and Cincinnati hIpre@. At flo PG
IisoaIs with Ws:ter9 EIPrss: with through sleep
i0P: daily for Pittsburs and the wsss viii
sssRsi And e eh ssSYlRoAn
For Erie, GsnsndAiguA Rochester Buffalo Niagara
CARS, washington to Recsesssr 1'0As' win Palace
For wM ss,,Yp , Lees n a.yen and nmrs "a $50
For New York and the East. 7ls. $50 and IL 90 A
Day $50 800 ADO ni 100 1 nfs. and Sr i ssn
For boston stassSi change sS. sSS .v.-y day
For ,g en- % trains
For p ssre sfS 0 snd foo AM 400
400 ss go 600 1890 , Pm; and l2;it night; ON san
l2;is NIGHT Limited Express. $40 A N daily liis
N 1905, $50, 400. 4-26. z,4O. 600. 7:Io. 1850
100 an 100 t5o e,oo io sp 1000 sfsG r.. S .sa
For Popes Greek Line. 7lo A.. M. and 40 n daily
For AnaspsS S:ss AN. 1906 and AS PM daily
except Sunday. On sunday, 400 p NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND EREDERlCksBUR G RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
1NGTON RAILROAD
EAR ia s ~ s e ss no ana
Sunday Al 500. s:25, u 6l M, sos PM.
daily, and 4:45 L. NJ. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, SOS, 800
1000, 1910 A. M; lsDO. 3O5. 323, 5lO, .yl5 AID
ll:i5 M. and l2:lO midnight lexcept Monday
On sunday at 500 AID lO:l0 AN: 105 and IL IS
+. M. and 12:l0 night
Tickets and Information ~ the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and as
the station where orders be let the checkn
Of baggage TO destination nom hotels and residence
CHAS. E. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager Ije22l General Passenger Agent
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% DAYS TRIAL

DR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLTAlC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
APPL1ANcEA We win send on thirty days trial. TO
men, young or old, who suffering nom Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality. and those diseases ofa personal
nature resulting nom abuses and other SPEEDY
relief and complete restoration to health vigor and
manhood guaranteed Send At once for illustrated
pamphlet, hee Address VoLTAIC BELT CO., Mar.
shall. Mich. ta3Oeo
AEME DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHEDA AND
WI reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
q her residence 1245 9TH st. NV Once hours from
TO 3 PIN. ty20-2ms
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se16-1m

VI Soc.
Gents india Gauze Shirts, SOC; worth 75c
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half pricS
Finest Satteen Drawers only Soc.
Spring Weight Undershirts, Soc: worth 7Sc
Medium Weight Undershirts, nearly an wool m.
ask to see the COMFORT SHIRT. made al Wss.
sutta Cotton and Richardson's 2,1OO Linen ho"om.
reinforced, ready for the wash tuh, only as csnts
This u the best fitting. best made Shirt In IS.
market - 80
Remember only S6 for the Finest Dress Shirt ut In.
BRANCH BALT1MORE SHIRT FACTORY
my20 1902 STREET NORTHWE Ssa,
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SPECIALTIES.

nR w. T. PARKER OF BOSTON, MASS NAG
~ netic Healer; Wonderful Cures by laying on Of
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially VIII
visit patients Office hours TO 8 pm. lOS 4tn st Ae.
0cS-6ts
T AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
IL skllful female physician should consult the or.
tginal Mrs. Dr. WILSON, HOS Park place. 1lth st.
between Is and n. e. ee2l-Ivs
nR AND NINE SELDEN, 6l2 10TH ST n. W.
~ special treatment for ladies' over thirty years ex
tensive experience remedies prompt and reliable
charges reasonable and consultations Tree correspond
strictly confidential; call write; oface sfWaya
OPEN Madame Selden visits ladies any distance SLEW
nEAFNEes. IT'S CAUSES AND CURE. BYONE
Dwho was deaf tweniy-eight yesra Treated By
most Of the noted specialists Of the DAY with no bent
it Cured himself In three months, and since then
hundreds OF others by same process. plain, simple
and successful home treatment Address
se24-eolm T. s. PAGE.l26 East 18th It, NY. City.
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES ny
direct treatment without the Of knife, caustSc
or feature. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted e
S23 9TH st NV. from to pm ap2-6ms
NME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NlLIFE An business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlemen 80 cents each 4O6 street. between eth and
9th streets northwest myf3-2(Dwe
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER IN THEA a
- mountains. Get free FROM malarial and VEAA0
other diseases at Shenandoah Alum Springs le.
Va For terms address A. ]. MYERS sef8-2W
HOTEL LAURANCE. COR MAIN AND COURT
u Il sts., Luray. Va Opened July lst 1884, .
Peasantly located up town. and one mile Ve!AY
Fon the wonderful caverns Of Luray. Pure ia.
water from an artesian well on the premises Fare
comfortable Free buss will meet al trainA RaIes
81 per day, SIP per week.
apl7-6m: JOSEPH PARKINSON. Proprietor
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THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND sourH.
WEST
Schedule In effect August 80, lsSS
$50 A. M.-LNNcHBChs NAIL. daily. except SUM-
Gay 10 local stations connecting at 10 nchburg with
RICHMOND and Allegheny Railrisad.
lilo A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST Mali. daily.
making close connections South and west tln-
meeting al 1-y nchourg with ~. and w. X r. daily
except sunday, with G and %. Railway. Pullman
sleeping Bunet cars from New York and Washing.
TON 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from " s.ll-
ngton 20 New Orleans without change ofca
o:4S 1: M-LoUIsNlLLE FAST LINE. Daily via
charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville and All
western Points Pullman sleeping Csrx. Washing
ton to Louisville.
lQ4o p. M-soUTHERN NAIL AND EMPRESS
DAILY TO ali points. south and Southwest via Dan
vile and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping Oars from
washington 20 Atlanta and Montgomery. Parlor
cars Montgomery 10 New Orleans. Pullman sleep
ers from W ashington via Charlotte and Columbia 10
Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leave Washington ut Ass D
warrenton Trains leave Washington at 700 n m
daily. except sunday. Has a M and 5:s5 y IN
Trains arrive In Washington: 500 q m. southern
Express, daily, Ss5 am. strasburg local, daily ex-
cept sunday; $50 pm, Lynchburg Mail daily en-
cept sunday; e:l5 pm. New Orleans Fast Mail daily
Sao pm, Louisville special, daily.
= or tickets and Information Inquire at Company's
once. S0i Pennsyivania avenue. Trains leave ffo9
NJ. SLAUGHTER n MACpANfTI
au2s 49, SOL HAAS Traffic M. nssas
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j. @. HurcHrssox.
IMPORTER

j. @. HurcHrssos.
IMPORTER
OUR ASSORTMENT OF FALL" AND ~wrN.
| TER" STOCK INCLUDES THE GREATEST
VARIETY OF ELEGANT
"MILLINERY" "CLOAKS" AND SUITE
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY
LARGE LINE OF FEATHER TRIMMING" IN
ALL CoLoRs AND WIDTHS AT VERY Low
PRICEA
NOVELTIES IN "DREss TRIMMINGS" AND
"LACE&"
SILK vELvETs" AND VELVET RIBBONS"
FINE SILK PLUSH AT 81. 25 AND $3.50 pr. I'd.
BEST QUALITY NOHAIR ASTRAKAN $525
| Pr yd
THE GREATEST CARE HAS BEEN BESTOWED
| ON THE SELECTION WITH THE VIEW OF OBJ
| TANNING LATEST FASHIO NABLE CREATIONS
WHICH COMPRISE LEADING FOREIGN AND
HOME MANUFACTURED GOODS, AT PRICES
WITHIN REACH OF ALL
NO CHARGE FOR FITTING LADIES' SUITS
AND CLOAKS
FOSTER KID GLOVER
7Ttevise. Psri. lse2el COZ Pennsylvania ave.
ID ouaL SIS.
We have 100 Dozen LADIES' RALBRTooAN
HOSE. sizes TO 9AA our regular 47c. Hose which We
shall sell for S7sc per pair three pair for u or q
| per box
DOUGLASS.
my6 Ninth street. st. Cloud Building
MISSES sEDGwIcK AND CHRISTIAN HAVE
Ts.R s.
NV. instead Of Sl3 llth St se25-2ws
T AIDES TAKE NoTIcE-HAvING OPENED
~ at 1229 st. NV; am prepared to show full
cutting. E. A. JEANNEKET. seis-ims
T AIDES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED. RE
dyed and Reiined; Circular Linings Repaired and
1910 sth St. between n and NV. sei4
SEIL1Ne Our SELLING Dun
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
as s,aes concluded to give up offer
LADIES Al1 HNS cE5Ak k4Scr GOODS
ut great sacrifice. Call early for bargains
NJ. SILVER.
euIo-<m 10 Market Space
TNHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD Is RECON-.
III, , nemae6 9y the Leading Dressmakerx
For sale Il Iii BY GSod. and Ladies. rurn.hn.
stores iy3o3ms
FTE,EsaMHGIaHI r1 DyEING, sComRINe AND DRY
Gsaned and finished in the most superior manner
aSsoIiSE TEhk so'%ssi Ss Win s2pf f. d0S
Miss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
vi 43O TENTH sTRkxT NORTHWEST
70 Sssst IL II ss soI aaS
HER SPEcIALTIKs Arr
French Handmade Underclothlns, Merino Undsrwsse
ssses eSd q bfs Reform oo
cn! 9, ,s, e. Soi s md g CORES - H.o~.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE, FO0T 6PECLALISE
IL l416 Pennsylvania avenue Opposite willsrd's
Hotel. and ~ Eusaw -. baltimore treats Uorns
and al foot complaints wifis0sd Iaia. 20 the -
tent can walk With 60 70 few minutes. lOth year
Of pracce 18th In Washington. 81 sitting Patron
lied by the mos eminent 9hysclans and sorgsonS
sd
AIRS DIR J. sENHES 4 HU6BAND. R5osI-
Has had % yea s1ccofn practice IN al dssases OF
the l1ot Bunaon9 OF many years Standing cured In
short time. IngroW1ng and club nails amer many
years Of torture BY oehsrs cured IN ~ sroatmen1
0@ce 1222 = ava - the once Of The Eecss1c
M HxxccuEE Ap su1opoas cH1noropur.
10 80 1S1aa1fvsnhs vA
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WOOD AND COAL

~ GORGE CREVELING. WOOD AND COAL
~ Dealer. Office and Yard. 1922 l4th ST. NV, foot
18th st. Pine Wood 81: Oak Wood. s.. Hickory Wood,
%; sawed, Pine, 3d. Oak 81; Hickory, $3.50. " God
a. reduced price TO dealers. Telephone connection TO
all parts Of the city. sel2-3m
I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
~ Buyers TO my large aud superior stock of Lumber
Wood aud Coal. which am selling very low prices
for cash.
JOHN MILLER
Offices: 1920 14th street northwest, 4la street and
Maryland avenue southwest.
MAID Depot and Mill south Capitol and sts au3l -3m
= n00 TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
CsOOJ Ing every desirable variety at the very
lowest prices. kindling and Stove Wood prepared In
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
IN your orders Office, liza Penna. ave, Branch
Offices, 32S Peuna. and 10th and X sta w De
pot and wharf. 9TH and Water SITS. sw.
Vl4-3m q. L. SHERIFF..
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NEw DRr GooDs AND DR1ss
w. N. SINISTER & SONS
1TsT EdS TaE1R hAseE
sTnE Al AMI the HOUSE NS WEkE
H3E TAHS s SHHhmAn
E ESidIN = M aT RI; sGoTca MIXTURES
FyfEEESH siEtz ASR a EHEBEGh IN
TIYSSs PURE SILK vELvErs IN ALL
oEFP stLKs BILE FOR WEDb bias G 3S15
ISusEKEEriSa H GOODS s 81 RELIABLE QUAIL
ONE PRICE
W. NJ SINISTER SONS
se28 go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN WASHINGTON.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY,
423 9th street northwest,
Respectfully announce that they have opened at the
above location with a full line of Rubber Goods
Our goods are rstclass and will be sure to give sat-
isfaction.
We solicit your patronage se28-lm
IHos J. 1urrREL1 Louis D. WINE
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE,
LUTTRELL & WINE. 1880 PA. AVENUE
weare daily receiving our new Fall and Winter Dry
Goods and Will sell them ~ cheap any house In the
T1G0T SHES sTLKs worth q SO at sl2a
sHRAH SILKS: worth 81 lbs at 800
s T. b xEhtxf sfkE SS. & 20 ..
I sS and Sz ~ guaranteed In quality and price
4 rs ssd 3: . az HENRIETTA
Gaisi E Esartsqlas EEEGL1sH cgApE
Our Our :sss g.
We cali Special attention hAh to very r ,,. urnrp
ss ss1'nf IL ss.h Hs:
sp!sadid ins q T1sGE LINEN SfsSfY Il os.chsa un.
Don't asiI to see the sSc BLEAcHED and the SOC
Loo I; e cur 2sc; e, GA 81 worth SIC
FLANNELs, all colors. see our 4Oc, red Twilled
e e ssf cheap
Always on hand e full line Of GLOVES HOSIERY.
our KEEc fH a. Sas &C Are b.,v.,,
We sell none but first class Goods and we gusrantee
stree. and
avenue. lis UP town. but DOWN prices. -
GENTS INDIAeAuz r. SHIRTS. $780,: WORTH
Gents india Gauze shirts SOC: worth 7sc
Gents Balbriggan Shirts, Soc; worth 7jc
Closing out spring Neckwear at hail pricS
Finest Sattaen Drewers only Soc.
bs s Hsfs Z. &C.
reinforced, ready for the wash uh onlv "a
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RAILROADS.
uyAsHINGToN. ONO AND WESTERN RaI,s

On and amer August so. lss5. trains WIN iesvS
Lave Warrington q m, and ass p. ma daily ar.
rive AZ Belmont Park 1881 q and e.2S m, Il -
burg III 0l O. and Csc p. m: arrive Al koans IAN
a. iiaS = m and .:ls p m Returning leave Round
ni eSS q m and esss y. m: pass lee<burg q 4 2 n M
and DIS p. m: Belmont Park 854 a m and a. ao
p m. and arrive NJ Washington st b rs n M and 40
p. m. '-&~
On sundays the train leaving Washington ai a m
p. m starts from Leeshurg - ''.~
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains 70 RKI-
AZ ponU - NJ BROPHY
superintendent. Alexandria
4 J. LOCKWOOD
Passenger Agent,
o0s pennsy lvania ave. Washington ann
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M GE6 WHiTE LADIES TAILOR and HART
MAKER, $40 I7sh st. NV,
and October, NJ the following prices
Cosn Costume Lsdiss sw1 %, &c SIS Costs
$l6; SIX Costumes, SIS; Evening Reception Dresses
DC, SIS and upwards Cloth Costumes. everything
Furnished from eco: other garments cdrrespondnrlv
Special attention to Wedding Outfits, In which NJ
White has made great succesA Cutting and FITTING
Patterns made to order se28-lws
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GOODS.

ID no v e d.
xME Won BRANDS. MODESTO
Formerly with Lord q Taylor. New York:
VIM. Barr 4 Co, St Louis, No.
s,yta made NJ the shortest notice. Superior fitting
reasonable prices and SATISFACTION guaranteed.
Evenin1 0reseoR Bridal Tr08seaus Q speciality.
Ocl-lm go 14th street, between I and K
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them Is suggested by the dark, rich cOlorinR and
the surface finish which il that Of different Kinds
Of dress material. or fabric or stripes OF differ
ent kinds Of ribbon, uncut velvet, silk bourette.
powdered moss and tapestry patterns These eff.
fects which are all seen In rich stuff roappear in
they Of these Pch 1iSs ss
woven together In wide stripes. Chaplet. or
ROSARY" beads assist largely In the decoration
Of embroidered cloth. in conjunction with vel.
vet. Small carved beads edge the colt and or.
na iSa dasian nno ond the c assist In form
is prefgured by its employment upon very
rich bOnnets and long cloth garment, edged
velvet gown, will be certain to be fasbionah,e
As well as distinguished.
ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR
There Is an entire absence in Paris of all those
experimental and reformatory ideas In dress
which are found, more or less, in England, Ger
many and America There are no "Union" "cou.
"chemelOOns' nor "refOrm" waists: no sdI.
vided" skirts, no .Jaeger"-.pronounced Yager-
knitted silk, silk and wool, or cotton under.
wear, supplemented by ''linen" which is hand.
made and feather-stitched, prettily trimmed,
commonest machine made article for at home
Or course 1t is said we pay higher for labor, but
the poor women starve who make our low.
priced underwear, just as nearly as they do
here, Notwithstanding the difference" while
here the manufacturer pays much higher ioI
MS 1udtcEi0. 1ulS II the I;1SclnatlO0 In regard
to buying In Paris; superiority or cut Qn details
and workmanship as well as price over the cor
responding article at home; The difference in
price Is not near marked as formerly and r.
better appreciated by those who are accus
| toned to the purchase OF corresponding grades
4 in America, where OF late shrinkage In values
has taken place, while municipal Taxation has
forced them up In Paris and so brought the two
nearer together. Still there Is o decided adyan
/ tage for the purchaser who knows how 10 buy
| on the Paris side, and the satisfaction grow,
| with the experience OF cut, material and gen
| eral workmanship.
| THE JAEGER"
| or natural wooden garments, the invention O
DR.. Jaeger, Of Stuttgart, which are SO famou,
| all over Germany, have been imported In Eng
land, and are not unknown In America, are no
| TO be found ct all In Paris. They are made O
m Ssss Sos WOO. 10 nasossi Int
| and day wear. gloves and hosieIY, 70 that mar