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Tho Features of tho Money and stoe
harkats L,
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NV YoRx, August IS. The improved d'mand
with iobbefs enntluues and . good buaness y ~
lido. but Ohitfiy through deliveries on old and
new orders, which are taking . large quantity II
Htuif Blesehed cot onk are In 6 cd movement.
Dress prs, prints, t0ft wool Ores iabstes, g!aS'
Mans 6Anues, 81 nkets, p.en's wear wpoens, Ken.
tue leans Skirts shaw Il, ulde Wesf hosiery and
Ekirt goods reflect eYidknte OF . better trade IN
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WASHINGTON AND lee


UNIVERSITY, Lexington, va.
Instruction in the usual academic studies and in
the professional schools Of Law and Engineering.
Location hcalthful; expenses moderate. Session
open, sept II. For catalogue, address "cletk Of
the Faculty" G.W.c. LEE
iy6 .l PfoSlqent.
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educational.
Be THANY COLLEGE,

R,oote county, W. Va, will begin ita Forty.hith
sessIou SEPTEMBER Is, 1855. Its the most noted
College IN our State, having GO Alumni, many Of
whom are occupying high places Of trust It has
four College Teetee Counes: the Classical, The
scientific the Ministerial, and the ladies' Course.
ma College Is now about fec Of debt, aud the
TI,,,pe. viii make an effort 10 enlarge the Endow,
men, and tho number Of students. Patronage d
.olcltsd from ali the friends Of classic learning
For Catalogues apply to
PROF. ". Il. wooLERY, or
IN, mn " X. pRSDLEToN, prest.
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gratsyprtatto,s.
ONO RIVER RAILROAD:

Time table cofrectca 10 JULY 8, issS Tfains
Leave Panhandle Station; foot Of Elcyenth STREET
rear public landing a iollowN Central Standard
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I'm proRD Pa, August 1s.-opened at 99c;
closed nj u &c, highest Qp3Se lowest 300; runs
81 on barrels total khlpments q. ed barrels; ear
ten IS V52 barrels; eleafances 2 10000 barrels.
P1lmpuGGu. August 1&-petroleum quiet and
st ady; National Transit ceitiae opened ass4e'
Trusy1IK. Pa, August IS Opened, highesi
egSie. lowest SOC; closed at 1885, shipments. uot
posted; ehAhers 664S4 eairels. q.
NEW york, August 1S.-cottou, futures steady
August 1920; september . 7Sc; October s.ese
April p.spc.
NEw YoRx August ss-petroieum Gtmi United
closed at a999Ec.
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a,nhtte sales.
@TRLIC SALE.

/ .,,n.o, deed Of assignment made % me
b "! Siihelm, VIII proceed 70 sell a pnelic
b. ~ ~ =. M, sos Jacob street. In ne hghth
Auctd9nt tbe civ Of wheeling, commencing ~
sgs We A. hs I9n !, G a,S,s A .ss, liz %
les so9 lsS nFopsrtT, to.Wit: The Saloon. haf
Ing T! !s saom SStnies including chain, tables.
and ~ ~ 70 tosether with privilege Of two leases
IN snexpd license situated u LSs A Issa
building ~ T. mn ciaN and the rooms u In num-
inc l III sdaUtsd iot the Ealoon business i
Tefras Oh eA'e-NH'''' John ". sCHuLTZE,
Aulgnee Of Franz Wilhelm.
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porerty and Snlrerlnr.

81 was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by a stck family aud
lAfgs bills for doetoing.
j was completely discouraged, until one year
ago. BY the advice Of my pastor, I tonimenced
using Hop Bltterst and In one month we were al
we'll, and none VI us have seen SICK day since
and want 10 say TO all poor men you can keep
your families well year with Hon BitterS for less
than one DOCTORS visit will cost know itn
ll7-5 IA WoRkISuwAH.;
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eshs,s not Of my sci, ]" eaid the old hen,
as she chased a strange chicken out Of the
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A henpecked husband never winks at .
pretty gill when his wife is near.
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Ex-vice President Wheeler has lost all
his relatives by death during the last ten
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Cholera is COMING!

Swewill state for the neneat Of the public that
Mixture, manufactured by Dr. y 9. Howard.
W feb saved Thousands Of lives at that Tine also
in Cholera Of % and 1865, can BE- had OF tho sole
manutactuIers HALL0uK q co., &9 Fulton
expftss 6 cents. Fathers and mothels, the only
lnfe remedy y nov offered 10 yon, for Cholera,
chnleta Mesbus pysfntery. Diarrhua, aud 81
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The small boy steals away from school
to Ego a fishin'.p He hates bis book and
bats his hook. n
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NV yoaK. August Is Wool steady and quiet;
domestic fleece 21atee, pulled Texas se2se.
w * * Cotton, ~ = = u
Crscissku. o., August IS Cotton firm; mid.
ding 101 g. ~. -. :. W. : =.
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I.ArrHK n1NNRR rAl,l.1s.

olnes !. Sc. Is ana Y, FoaEts,nlh s.Feo.
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.taladame she hear, aud angry shean.
nounees that I the house and herself
insult. She say she have my heightened
way no more, and she turn me into the
street. Oh, could die, l 80 despair.
Monsieur knows one piace2 Alb, one
thousand thanks, Monsieur, 60 at once"
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TUNIVERSITY . sassus. ,snP:

HH
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ssNone genuine without a bunch Of green HOPS
on the white labtl. shun all tho vile, poisonous
stuff with Sop" or "Hops" In their name.
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.Joy fades from 20 young mans face,
and he say in one tone OF deep gloom:
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CfscisNArf, O.. August ls.-Flour dull; family
81 lOa4 IS; fancy 81 6Qat IS. Wheat week and lower:
No. red a93c; receipts 90 bushels; shipments
2,2i0 bushels. Corn unsettled and lower; No.
mixed 4633se Oats ID fair demand and lower: 20.
mixed 2s26c. Rye dull No. 2 800. barley hrmi
Ma. 3 iaIl 90c. Pork dull at % Is. lard brm a.
e2oc Bllk meats dull; SHOULDERS s5sc; Short TIP
660t lscon steady Shoulders Sh9r ~, t1 \,
81 III Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs firm Al
9a0Xc. Cheese steady and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. August Is-wheaL western love-
aud active, closing dnl: No 2wiBteried spI sStaa
sos Angus $40 bid; September y0aS0T4ci octoDef
slae31lc; November $685. cGtp, western .atsa1t
o9Ic ask September 80 70; year 40 asked.
Oats dull and lower; western white Ss4iuc; 90
mixed tba37c. Provisions tteady.
TolEpo, O., August Il. Wheat quie. snd steady;
No 3 cash or August sSlsc; September ss5zei
October Sy5fc: November gi1fc aSAed NO. soii
90 asked, Corn neglected NO. cash or August Az
l6c year SIS; May Sy1 O. Oats steady; cash 2b4c
bld; September 2SiSc May Sic C.oyeiseed quiet;
cash S rs; iutuies IS 10 asked.
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nENNSYLyANIA COMPANY

Passenger trains daily including sunday 40.
oommodation trains runs daily except Sunday.
ilI5 JOHN q. foAfLIEs0N,
VI Ticket Agent wheellnR, w. VA
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Patroleuup,

CINCINNATI, o., August 1s-Hogs steady and
Arm; common and light @ 7ta4 s5 Up ,cklng and
butchers q S0a4 90; receipts 6lS head shipmens lsS
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4 AMF MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL, ItpRu.
thN dence, Nervous pehlht cuEeaes ~
h00 nsTlnih eiE, Fails, spa pypggi's
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Manhood Restored

1fFsuDff gfd ietlmof yonthfnlI lpfadanes
Manhood. aes having trisd 10 vain even, known
Semsdy, kasAl seeytyla ksiiDpis taeRr
a ais. ss q a " 3 i w ss!.s Nv SSi
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wv n HAlLER. Auctl0neeE. anA
@Tp1-10 SAFE OF VALUABLE

Ek s,Hc " iced Of Trust made To- Us by 1ohu
,S.tfonS dated on The TN dsy q Ivy il ~
N wv o,St NJ Ohio County. we Will sell a. pup.
Goan, Iou Al The front door Of tho Court House o.
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East LtBrRrY, August ls-catlle dull and .
shade OF from yesterday; receipts COS bead; ship:
ments I,s6l head; no shipments 70 sew VOTE.
476: receipts 800 head; Shipments $500 mead,
shipments u New York yesterday cans, sheep
duh and unchanged; receipts 3, 20 heaa; ship'
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-19

IT MAY be safely inferred that there
was no representative of the French
Government present at the celebration
in Berlin yesterday of the anniversary
of the battle of Gravclotte.
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RICHARD II. SYLVESTER, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1855.
WALL, STREET.

The strong advance of prices in Wall
street is not believed by many wcll-in-
formed but extremely conservative
men of business to be an altogether
healthy sign They seem to regard the
position as one of peril, and that there
isno real ground for the unusual ad-
vance. The result expected from their
standpoint of observation is a decline
which may carry devastation with it.
There are very many more, however,
upon the other hand, who think great
deal of the bull movement which cf-
fected the rise in prices. Bankers
who have for months had millions of
idle money on their hands are clatcd
that such change should take place.
They report a more liberal demand for
money, and say that they have heard
from all parts of the country, and that
there is undoubtedly better tone and
more confidence in commercial circles
Than there was n month or so ago.
Yet the advance is so marked that
even the hopeful bankers can hardly
think it wholly genuine. The sccuri-
ties of one railroad which has just an
nounced an additional burden of $2,-
100000 have advanced 30 per cent
since June last while nearly every
other road shows an advance ranging
from 81 per cent to 10 per cent during
the same time. That such should be
the case certainly looks little sh0ly.
But there is one consolation.
Wall street does not rule the country.
Her power for evil has been declining
for years No longer does the great
business public look with anxious eye
10 what 'the street may be doing
She may have Il great crash without
hurting very many people, except thosC
engaged in her own gambling rings.
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The Grant Memorial Bridge.

EDITOR CRITIC: Allow an old man
three score and tcn), fifty years a resident
of the District to say word as to the pro-
posed memorial bridge to Grant. | have
been lifelong Republican; | challenge any
man as being at any time a stronger Union
man, tho despoilcd of my property during
the war, and holding to the recent assertion
of jefferson Davis, "The South is magnani-
nous to the NORTH in her efforts at restor-
ing fraternity In place Of sectional ami
mostly. Ii was decided by the family of
General L, 5. Grant that his remains should
lie in one of the States; he was greatly hon
orcd ON the day Of his burial by the North,
South, East and West. May he rest in
peace.
Now to the subject of memorial bridge
1t is u good idea. In its construction, and
Congress should do it, let IL be simply UNI
derstood as standing memorial Of our ar
mics as having perpetuated our Union Of
States now and forever. Commence the
bridge at Observatory Hin and let it span
the Potomac, at a sufficient height for vessels
to pass under, to Arlington Heights, doing
away with the Long Bridge, rs Major lIains
suggests in his last report on harbOr i'm
prOyemcnts. The railroads should have
their crossings Of the Potomac at or near
the Three Sisters by tunelling Meridian
Hill, These are my views.
OTHo u. MUNCAsTER.
Georgetown, August Is.
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AI,iuselilents.

"a REGULAR FIX.n-"Our Bob" (Robt.
l.. ,Downing), in connection with his new
version of "Tally-Ho,n will also produce,
on Monday evening, j. NJ. Morton's cele-
brated farce "A Regular FIX The Wash
ington public will thus have an opportunity
of witnessing Mr.. Downing In light tcomedy.
Miss Nellie Cox, who appears in Mr.. Down
ing's company, is considered by many one
of the most sparkling soubrettes on the
stage as Il vocalist. She captivated New
York last season, In "Tally-lIon she will
which have been orchestratcd for her
"Kutchy, Kutchy, Kutchy' written foi
Miss CoN); "Swcethearts and Wiyes,n "l
the Gloaming' and the waltz song from
"NanOnn
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Mappenings at Washington Grove.

Yesterday was temperance day Mt the
Washington Grove Camp, Dr. c. w. Bald
win preached sermon full Of interesting
statistics, bearing upon temperance. The
Gospel temperance meeting was very well
attended. Mrs. Buriis conducted the SER
vices Speeches were made by Mrs. Roach,
Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Buris and Major Hall,
Mr. Lee told how he had reformed from
drunkenness
The Wom0ns Foreign Missionary Society
Of Washington District will hold It's anni-
versary at the Grove tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock Mrs. Kernard Chandler Of
New York, who accompanied her husband
around the world, viii give incidents Of
travel and personal observation IN heather
lands, All workers are urged to attend,
There were many politicians ON the
grounds.
There were good many arrivals, but as
vet the Grove Is not crowded.
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nenlh nr hi. M. l.rcenneId.

was mentioned by THE CRITIC yesterday af-
tcrnoon, died at his residence last evening
in lie Droit Park Mr. Greenfield was sick
but short time. He had made arrange
ments to sail ON Saturdays steamer for
Europe, but before he could leave for New
York he was prostrated by the fatal sick
ness. His funeral occurs tomorrow.
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GENERAL BURDETTs ideas of a mon
ument TO General Grant, to be erected
at Washington by the Grand Army Of
The Republic, are soldier-like and SEN
sible. The veterans will no doubt be
glad of an opportunity to testify in this
way their admiration of the Old Com.
mander, and suitable memorial-thc
tribute of their own generous remem-
brance of the dcad-can be erected at
a cost entirely within their means and
without imposing hardship. The
National monument, as General Bur
dett further suggests, should be built
by the General Government.
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The Marine Band viii perform lho follow
ing programme at the Capitol grounds this
evening; March, "The Dragoon's Call, -
Eienberg. Capricl, The Dance Of the
Wooden Shoes Harrington Morceou,
'Ia Poloma" (by request), Mlssud, Gems
from the works of Gounod. Gavotte,
"Stephani' (by request), Grisbullla. Valse,
"See-Sawn (by request), Grove. Fantasia,
sounds from the Alps" lIerfurth' Galop,
nThc Indian Mnil.n LamOthe.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-19

THE name of Mr.. Eugene b. Wight,
one of the most prominentof Washing
Ton journalists, has been entered upon
the long roll of American inventors,
Together with Abraham Lincoln, who
patented flat-boat, and many thou
sands of others, he has been immortal
lied in the records of the Patent Office.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-19

EX-SENATOR SLATER of Oregon is
another man who denies that he was
the recipient of the Presidents $ recent
polemic against deccivers. We don't
blame him. The man who got that
letter had interesting reading, but it
was not such pabulum as conduccs to
quiet the stomach or sooth the nerves.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas may
not be sick, but there is Il large number
of persons scattered about the country
who were in subordinate line of the
same business few weeks ago whose
health is decidedly poor, For particu-
lars, inquire of Dr. Stevenson at the
Postoillce Department.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-19

Mr.. EVANS, eX-Commissioner of In
tern0l Revenue, says that the reports Of
conspiiacies and devices to defraud
the revenue are undoubtedly much eX-
aggerated The substitution of mex
perienced men for old and trained olli-
cials naturally afforded an opportunity
for revival of the tricks and schemes
with which the former collectors were
familiar and which had become no
longer practicable, On the other hand,
the organization of the service has be
come such that he regards extensive
combinations or conspirOcies to defraud
the revenue as impossible, The danger
of detection is so great that frauds only
occur in individual cases and are
promptly exposed,
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,oMIQUE Summer Garden.
OF GRAND

FIREWORKS DISPLAY
And evening fetos, Aug 1S and u lat S;15 pm,
Athletic Park, l.. Moxley, Proprietor,
By James Pain, OF London, Manhattan Beach
CO., n. Y, Pyrotechnist to the Royal
Yacht Squadron and Alexandra
Palace, and Alexandra Exhibl-
tion Co, New York, us A.
Salute of aerial maroons, magical prismatic
illumination, ascent of four mammoth bal
looms, grand display of large shells, fiery tor
pedoes, the aerial acre of varlegated gems,
PAINS prize asteroids,
The silver chromortope,
flight of illuminated tourblllons, salvo of ac-
rial saucissions, jewel clouds, aerial contor-
tionists. the pigeon cote, grand display of
shells great golden cloud studded with saphi-
Tres, an oriental tree, display of Pains finch
shells, yollcy of shells, dropping stars, the
pleaides or seven floating stars, nests of hiss
ing fiery snakes, bouquet of shells.laburnum
The white Elephant,
flight of shells, parachute, the transit of Ve-
nus, aerial bouquet, shell forming wheat
sheaf, celestial stars In rayonet fires maroon.
ed, explosion of Snbad's jewel cave, the
crescent rainbow, sun and guilosohe, second
display of shells, fiery whirlwind, Pains rayon
dor or liquid fire, display of shells with bril-
The Fairy Fountain,
Pains newly-invented sextupulus, simultan-
eous volaniC eruption, batteries of roman can
dies, the electric shells, ascent of Chinese
tourbillions, flight of golden ourbillions,
colossal fire portrait of President Cleveland,
third display of shells,
The Forest of Fire,
mammoth shell forming the aurora borealis,
Pains fiery waggers QSS5 novelty, flight of
shells, silver cloud studded with saphires,
display of Pains mammoth spreaders.
Final deslgn-The eruption of Mount Vesuv-
ius and the destruction of lIerculancum.
Finale-Great flight of 500 colored shells,
forming a superb aerial bouquet.
The programme will be varied each evening
Admission, % cents; grand stand, 25c extra.
Gates ut Is UiSplny ut S.lb. Fine Drns
band in attendance. In case of rain exhibit
next evening au15-6t
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD. 10.
SCHEDULE IN Effect SUNDAY, MAY 8,
1885, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Leave Washington from station, corner New
Jersey avenue and q street,
-, For Chicago, 10 a. m, and 1910 p; m. daily.
The 10 a. M Is Fast Limited Express to
az 1880 p. M, Chicago next morning at SOB.
10 extra fare Is charged on this train for fast
For Cincinnati louisville and st. Louis daily
at 800 p, m. and 1910 p. M, with through
coaches and Palace Sleeping cars TO above
points without change. $3.50 p. m. train is
last limited train TO Cincinnati and st Louis.
arriving IN sd Cincinnati next morning at 7;i5,
81 LOUIS o;3o p. m. No extra fare Is charged
on this train for fast time
For Pittsburg at 10 a. M, with Parlor Car.
and o10p. m. daily to Pitisbnrg, Cleveland
and Detrot, with sleeping cars % Plttsburg.
7S sso and 1905 On SSef &C. m aaTsaS 1910 gq
ld5.minute train, $3.50, d:30, 4:iO, $40 6IO.
z, 800 and IL p. IN.
For Baltimore ON Sundays.8:1O, 7:30, $50
GAO, " S:25 and IL p. m.
For points. on the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road and points South, 0:25 q. m. and 61O p.
Sleeper from Washington to New orleans.
For Annapolis, 0I0 q. m. and 1910 and
d;3O p. m; on Sunday, $3.50 a. m. and d:4O
For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore. B, $40, $50 n. M. 1910 $3.50,
dd0, and II p m. On Sundays, $50 a. M,
on Metropolitan Branch, 7:25 a. m. and Ii:i5
p m. daily, except Sunday, and $50 D. IN.
daily; d1O p. m, daily, except Sunday for
principal stations on Metropolitan Branch;
$40 q. m. daily on Sunday stops at all sta
tons: for Lexington, Staunton and Valley
Branch, $40 a. m. daily, except Sunday; for
Frederick, $40 a. m, d:i0 p. IN daily, except
Sunday.
For local stations between Washington and
Gaithcrsburg, 1880 p. m daily, except Sun
day.
For Hagerstown and Winchester, $40 a. m.
daily, except Sunday, and 5s30 p. m. daily to
Hogerstown; daily, except Sunday, to Win
chester.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 0, 7:2o a.
m. 1:15. 6:30 p. m.
From Annapolis, $3.50 a. m. and I 80 ana
| 5:25 p M: Sunday, 1895 n. m. and 6.35 p. IN.
From Lexington, $50 p. IN. daily, except
| Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points,
1926 a. m. and S:15 y. IN. daily, except Sun
| day.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington Mt
| 5:10, $50, 7:20, %, 0.05 and 1880 q. m, 1915.
2:3O, 3, d, 4:2O. B, $50, 8, o and 1 p. m. On
Sundays G:30, 100, o and 0:05 a. m, 1870,
2:30, 400, o, $50, 8, 8 aud IL p. m.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay
| Station, except 1875, 3:15 and GAO p. m.
| For further information apply at the Balti-
| more q Ohio ticket ofiice-Washingto sta.
| tion, 610 and 1851 Penna. ave-, corner of 18th
| ST., where orders will be taken for baggage to
| be checked and received at any point In the
city. G. X. LORD, q. p. A.
u. DUNIAM, Gen. Man, Baltimore.
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I OVER CEDAR POINT.
IL The Popular Watering Place of

Washingtonans.
The safe, swift and magnificent steamer AR
MENlA will leave her wharf, foot of 9TH st..
daily, except Saturdays, at . u. m, returning
at % p. m.
Armenia stops at Alexandria on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS only.
Fare, soc round trip. Children, 25c.
Dinner ON the grounds, 80 cents.
For further information and charters to So
cieties and corporations apply to
G.. l.. SHEltIFFS Coal Office,
32S and 111d Pa. ave, or at Steamers wharf,
foot of 9TH St. jel2-tf
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HIS lhN,h''oh Us r'No''ins 'l'' case
ah o'la'hll'h' '1'' >t'uy u'NN' ny Wll'h
brought to the level of the desk and to-
easy access. The device Is the result
of wear. Of experiment us to the easiest
way of handling one of the largest col
lection. or newspaper clippings, docu-
mcnls, etc. i'm the United States.
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slla''S series ul opolos''S an ar""llu'
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gan ms career ms h'WSDoy Ill 'ne
,lr'''S OF ~ LOUIS ana having Wroughl
ms way 10 lN''' ana Ior''lhe III 'llo'
located anywhere else. Second. TO
Missouri which Is very proud of
O'Npill and would be 10th to pnrt with
him and third TO Wisconsin. which not
knowing nm so intimately, might not
want him. although its own delegation
is nothing much to brag on.
CONSIDERABLE railroad construction
Is looked Tor IN the Northwest 'his lalI'
me 'hicago "'N'"RS learns 'ha' 'he
Ihlcogo, burlington -" quincy Is 10
uuiId inc 10 ~ fauIi 'hc w lScohS,n
Ieh'ra To Duilu from u poih' up III
Wisconsin TO 'hicago, ana inc Om'
cago' milwaukee, ~ ~ IaO' Is 10 pui'"