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For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE
BY KILB0URN g. LATTA,
REAL ESTATE BROK e RS,

.@ - m n - = - " N = ~ Dt
Corner Seventh ana p Streets.
BusIsEss PRoPRRrrBs
sSt
n sss .s s,is s.ss lYs.cA and
improved By Two STORY and attic brick house.
: On Pssssyivspis sy.nus, between Ninth and
s.s p tSs ss..i y siS.S viz r..i ne snirsass os
~ r..e,. EIw BRICK HOUSE
On .si, Sssvsss ,nn sissA and Tenth .,fes.s
s pstls, iissSs9 iisS .ns a ssssa ISS%s sSSS
ave large ehsmbers' Gas and ystsr, marble
Ssssss.s, :ssss I've S.,h;roon Drown
o-v.,, BRICK HOUSE,
streets, hree.stoIy aud basement, sixteen rooms,
Al Iodsrn eonvsniensfs and improvements, large
Eli BRf5K 4 iSts HOUSE loot ai'''
On street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
ma S:.s vsas rsos. '.sa ssa:i :ss
S s.v'fc @ sl sSiok a. sRsf6isisiTs Il sff6i isiS
onk street. Hamilton Place. corner Twelfth
pol.rn inprorsnssis. Ass stable = aad carr; carriage.
rHRRR YRAMR HOUSES -,
%. 9a rour.ssssh street, between and M,s;.ehg:
~. ~ M .h,es SoI sna tvo'sor paok puiid-
flNs bgILDIHo Lots
vi .assi. ". sosii, sis % sis, ''', '0' ' ana
On s,rest, between Ihirteenih and Pourteenth
:iI.ss, .s:s hafio' ;. square 80 DIi'i TO % feet
oi street, 30. weep ssyssteenlh and E,sh,esoth
% re 81 .as. bs,.sss ssa M....sAu
''. s:1;ss ssrss Lot. r s.l e
''','f .. Il 70 fsf III SoibFSSSsY 81 iSS III sslF, F.i''
AdjoninE the city limits, at head Of Twentieth
street. overlooking the entire city and river onJ Of
.hs most eommandinE views In the Vicinity Of
Washington, comprising II acres, 49, =
Improvoments-finsh hansion House. contai min g
nneteen rooms good cellar and furnaceI all neees-
Ary optbuildinks, extensive hothouses, ,tce-house,
Se Pine sr9ye q stately oaks, fruit trees shrub
berg, vines, berries, In abort, one Of the most de-
lissnal gropsrtiss about the Capital Pine roads
~ ssB aRRAL BsTATE BULLETIN" or
KILBOURN q LATTA,
~ Real Estate Brokers,
MI ana R.t
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A LExANDRIA. Logpoys AND HANPsHIRi
n RAILROAD.
~

BEGINNING 0UTOBER l, 1903.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, At sA.
N and P. N, for Leesbprk; Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at .. m, and 12:l5 y, m.
Conneeting at LeesburE with Peaeosk's Line Of
nrst.elAss Coaches. which leave Leesburg on
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays for HAmil.
ton, Pureellyille, snlckersyille, Berryyille,
Winchsster and Capon springsi returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days
Leave LeesburE for Middleburg on Mondays,
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives al
MiddleburE at 5 p. IN.
Leaves hiddleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat:
IN, and (per railroadl arIiyes at Alexandria at
p. m. In ample time for Washington and galti-
more the same day.
From and after June s. the coaches will run daily
from Winchester 10 CApon SPRINGS
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Auction sales.
TO-DAY.

BIZ yIsSTys 81 Rg s,D cy ss Isrsr s...a.s p.SSp
iibes No fSlS D. oss ~ a.; land r.eerds u ,hs
ssls, ~ frcnt % the promises, on THURspAt, the
ser.d eighty thres, ts ,hs vesl Ave % fs.t front
x The depth thereof. of Lot npnbered siIhty y-tyo
SsIss ,ssss,S q dSs .snssIsS
and % thjrty;twe ns7l, e lad down ugen the Publie
Qas-feurth e.,h, balsees In Q. H. snd u monihs !,
f.s.lo sS AHssLsA ~ Ts.;':.....
pY vIRTuE OF DREp. OF TRUST. DATED
ID on the twenty seventh DAY Of Jpiy, jsss. and
rsccrdsd In liher and R. No, a folio @e. one Of
iicss q he prs%.... % q. a:ss sd d.S
olna 81 hi Ss e
point on Ninsteenth ilol street west, between N
and streets north, eighteen feet and eight inches
porth Of the southeast corner Of original lot nun.
beied twenty I'D, IN SQUARE numbered one hundred
and sixtsen. llleil thence rqnnins north along the
Ds O. nlnstssS.S .',ss. eIssiSS fl saS ssSt
south sishtssn feet and eight inches, s thsnee
east one hundred and forty feet asd tsn inches,
90. ioj 70 Eiasieenih street and place o. begin.
Term. Of sale; Ono fourth cash. balance In Q. II.
chase. MfCHARL P. CILLAr,
J.p WHEELER lifs;..' Sc,'
felb.10t Auctioneers,
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nnTRS

PToPosals must b to carry the mail with see;
the lay, and they must be guaranteed By two re-
master or Judge OF Court OF Record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed. and
for each Of such omissions, not sAtlsfaetorily eI
planned three times the pay Of the trip may be dc.
Quoted. For arrivals so lar behind time 10 break
connection with depending malls, and not sun
eisnuy excused, one.fourth Of the compensation
for the trip is subject to forfeiture fiIes will be
imposed, unless the delinquency be sAti.faetortly
explained, for neEleetinE to take the mail from Or
into post once for suffering H. to be Injured.
DESTROYED, robbed. or lostI and for refusing.
after demand. t. convey the mail as requently
as the contractor runs. or concerned IN rlnninEt
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General
may Annul tho contract for disobeyinG the post
Office laws, or the siruetiOns Of the Department.
He may alter the schedule of departures and Arrt-
walls. and Also order an Increase OF seryteo BY al
lowing therefor pro rata Increase on the eonirAet
pay. He may also ourtAil or dlseonnnus the SER
vice In whole or In part, decrease
one month's extra eompe nsAtion on be amount Of
for the erViee retained and continued
Bids should be addressed to the ''seeond As
sistAnt Postmaster General.' sppsrscribsd Pro
posAls, State Of PenntylvAniA. =" and sent BY mail
For forms Of proposals, &o. and other Informs; :;
uon, SEQ advertisement Of October 81 1907. and ol
th,s date. in pamphlet iGrR ihg PsRbsa,PT1L post
fel7.wtt Postmaster General.
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Railroad Ronte.
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD

n
r.. s,,r..p SssissSSffSssS Sept .ss - ,.,. lss
MORE, and WAsaIkGTos ann THE wRsf. arc
now run a'f0llGSis pSois iSjssLrmoRx
90 a M ssSSSb sSS 4 m n y esq., IA >. N.
Lesy. daily. sssspt sunday. At l. % sndaOa N.
,;:;s, !. - "a ttsss.:e's tss e
yoRh yoRRhpsHGE44RzA55ks pHE4izA55ks
; s5R n w %SY Y s4s29aiSsss. r 9is 4 'nda"D m
'Is9ssAEt ~ Y.sts 3 81 81 fii22 li2 R@IRsr
'as' S "a Ssaiy 'ss'sD; sS "a ssf:csssy and Sunday
On Saturday a. .. m, and oop. IN.
e srSfs! vi S from 70 Is!N S.isS1: ss1
70 owheelns Psrtsrsbprs, A..
Ifssa ss;s scp = fss, s % W.. az. p SdSs ass
,.s:..l s:s TsF gasRf.: En-. 'a Boston,
No., :; (: WILSON.
t6 C2t6 Ro6sfH H.t .s.a rasi,s .s ass.' 'w..A,u.on
FSifASaz bs aRs!Tsbs Ts ssv sNssEbssEoH F1sg
Train. sv..s s:s ssl n s.s fass ar.
I y 4., I:s!.s' ss.s.;; Il y;s r. II
I..,s daily t.h t.as'ps ar sSfts,5 nsoo. m. IL 50
and O. Dp m.
ON SUNDAY, -.#
Leays for New York At sto .. m. and Phiiadsi-
sI..piss ssf. Tor New York on pp, m. train only
Through tiekets 70 Philadelphia, New York or
so.ton shn be had at the Station ohes Al ali hours
See Baiiimors and Ohio Railroad slysrtissm..t
for seheduls betMesn wsshinstcp., Baltimore, An
ns..sr ci f.n.poristscsn.
dxaa 29KLs5 K55sSs s;s.r,i ..,s T,sh;s q .Ss.,.. aSss
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:
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ksfsnT TiTls "a j5a sa rsisssss, asissssSss vii isl's ;ss g
Ssf,rs' Ss,Hss' SST9s y,bs yinissf HsSsihs 161k
AGExEsbfii. wAsAissTos. sSd dEoRoE:
:, stassRAI nd asf sSEEBpAAsis
sIsSlt SsD., N5SsshSs .iiSiSs Il ssv 4a'i
,ThIs hse, eospseilna. at ssrtoik with u. hns
coon ns % sas sa hsssa4
pared 70 take through freight At much REDUCED
SroasS BsSets g sToisa rs s. 'isi. III.
route, = .-'-'-- = = =
-. s.'aF! isS Hf.lI1 hs1t 3. 'ss:s ss the
Pes turther isfoIma,ion apply 70 Jos, 4. dkLT,
0eorsetgwn, p. Q. or At oPfICB OF COMPANY.
corner New York eyen1e and sevsnteenth street.
novai.u ]. W. THOMPSON. President.
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tlnofs sissm lines and Adams Eaprsss to care o.
H. n. Hayenner. freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be forwarded as Tar as LeesburE free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Commutatiop Passenger Tickets between Alex.
Andria and LeesburE aud intermediate stations At
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leeaburg, and between
those places and intermediate points, are issued al
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uo9-f GENERAL Bupe ndent,
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pATEsT RionT ron SALE.

By virtue Of au sssis snmsut, made on the 18th day
YorL, il Tie Stats ~ Psnnsyis.SI.. 70 yo.cpi
Mex. Of The ssN o. wshi9s,os., 2. "a o. ,osrtsin
si ss:s ass :as al .,u:t % " d y: a q SR,
gnitsd States, under the seal thereof 70, said
dfsviess and :pssiaes,ics. q witch can b ss.
amInsd at the cndcs q the uadsrslGasd, and a due
4 now offered for sale atA yery loW price for The
States Of yirsiei., West ylrginl.. Ma, yiand and
and Third ''rsaI'. ws'hinsiOIH3, 3,IS p 81 ,oox
Agent for Inventors and for The sale "a P.,snt
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,Sr the personal property, frf1shs'; tern
0EO. w, BRENT

J. p Bonpeli 10 him, dated August o. 1857, and re.
corded IA LibsT No. :. psye 81, which was given
psynsn % 81 he sum az Sf nsnuasd IST IS sScSs
Advertisement. assents 70 the sale Of the property
the terms above Indicated By J. D. Smith and Geo.
to the same. g. Y. BEACH,
dee8.td Trustee.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE, In Q very desirable
] location, with Stock and Fixtures complete.
Terms reasonable ARpR WHEELER CO..
Z bls-eodst 81 Louisiana avenue,

L esuiors oi Edwsrd Psrfsr, oisr Al private sale
that valuable YARN. conninlng l!7 acres. more or
wA.hlnEton city to Cols.yiIle, Montgomery eoun-
miles south Of the latter place.
This IL highly Improved and productive farm,
with good building, IN houri-hing community,
sdjoininE the land Of DR.. washington Duyail, W.
Price and terms vii bo made known op appliea.
Ion 70 the erseutors, No. g South GhaLss street,
S.laa'F'' Nd 2.kPPsshkkEEER. 2.kPPssh kkER:.
fsl1.im' Executors,
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. al, 1865.
aS, "a and srSs s' MSSDAT aS .s..i Ds % .is. i s M
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
rHRoUuH MAIL TRAINS.
LeaSt SshingtQn, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave kieAL ndria,. from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets lfrom Manassas railroad) 2:S7 p. N.
do from LynsSegIs, Sp M ,,.,,,
ilfyhys y,on wA'H'S'T0ss NJ A'fytaaIASps.AM y,am
1$'''' ' ":F'';I S A Ri; st: ss;Sis.S T. s!.SS;
" " ttSS ID II !
~ Trains lsayins baltimore and Ohio Depot y
~ fl psa. :s Es Fss1 al io.a aarBs &
ram r. ::s.s St
,iGR alIess % al Bsi%Urs "S and SSis SspSt sSPP
and in time VIE rs1lsss. III ss.l%Hf's Sss sup
W. J. PHELrs. 6sn'i ksasser. dssy5-I
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
o. and sfssr SUNDAY. .lIt4s H,y .,sss. three g daily
,nksfff gfiEitisisiI!s, fEtis Il VII ..y.
sAss "a itI FIX :.!s sS9SStf
tsxeept Saturday Atsi ~ p, m. These trains con
Sset at Beilaire and PaIksrsburE for all points
VIII "%fkSaEsfRR iis aaS a&SGNSSo5SssSe'DArIos TRAIN
asy.y Leaves wiasSsstsr 'SP fof Baltinofs % daily
lsundAys sxeepted) at 500 a. IN. Connecting AZ
Frederick junction with train for Frederick and
At Hagerstown Junction with train for hAgers-
The ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
more at 10 and Q 30 a. m, and 30 and % p, m
Returning leaves Elleotts Mills at 7:0 and II 10
a. m and s'S2 FoR sps faihGkRpsrowY.
Leave Baltimore Al So a. m. aud ilQp m ,eon'
ueetinE at HAgeTstown Junction with WAshington u
Coqnty Railroad, arriving at HageIstown at rs
md SS m hstSTninE isaSs anssts'SScSnI n Sc.n at
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 a m. and i:l0 y, IN. ar
Ing leave Wnehestsr Al aud 10 ;s5 a. IN arriving
in Baltimore 4! f6R 81 Y S%sAshifNSSsff5isp fSs fi p m
Leave Baltimore at $50, Oo, $40 and s:t =. IN.
and FRSM sisS, ! @S&fssaafiNsRoR " FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a. N, +, and i2:S, 2.
'"' : anu o." FdR * ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7:0o n, m. and AM p, IN
FfSS. s fssss &Snspe. A. nns aud dS Jp m. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a and t;l5 and $40 p N Leave Washington
ss aPpig % sNaiKNp kseSt Il SRS
JOHN L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation,
I: ~ CoLE. GsnsIal TLskss Agsal
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PHlIADELPHHlFAAo HHlFAAoRTEI RTIEsIEeS0s kslfER5YSs AND BAL,

PHiLADkLr4fAoRTE RTElkSIEe5SS kslER50SS. AND BAL.
Commeneing on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains will leave ,PIssident street depot, Bali.
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mali Tralni ior Phiiadsiphia and Way STA
lions a 7;n m, This train eonneots At Newcastle
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
q 40 m. 9onneetinE at Psrryville with train
ExErsss frain for Philadelphia and New York
81 taabp, n. eonnecting a. atwllminGton with lrain
min gton and Harrington,
kseommodAilon Train Tor Port Deposit and inlor.
Eapi::. TislS p fhii,a.lpAl. At .Sp. m.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday,
ON SUNDAYS.
For PhilAdelphiA and New York at s,N D. m
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket Once, No l25 Baltl
more street Persons purchasing tickets At oinee,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage check ed
a. their residence by uniop TIansfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent
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PUBLIC sAhB o9 OK ooNREgSER sIH A1Hyss ORDINANCE

PUBLIC SALE OK CosNJpEmMNED sJ m ORDNANCE
A large quantity ,9t Condemned Ordnance Rnd
sastoa. si osi islsaS aISns. II H.. % on WtS"s. U:
dsy, April I. isD. at 10 o'clock. a. N;
g Iron Cannon. variops sAliberss
l',9 , pisld sr,iiys ssrTiiihses and LlmbS"'
lO.Go pounds Shot aud Shell;
sS s sscfsli.a siis; Gd ihHfsn.Is ssdss. Ss;'a'F'H'n'
100 Artillery sAddlesi
10 ssdSiS dSii blankets,
1900 Watering Brldlesi
rs; Gf,fisisy GSfIfhii5s GT1s fI.sts sTsadfii aaS ai.mo.
.o s% s. i fS Ss sf S
sYtas5 & IGSS;iOS @ and Greene s'f;ssh h%TsggP sp'
Lisnt Col. Ord, Bvt Brig Gen. U, s, A., Com.
mandlnE febl ID
GOVERNMENT SALE.
wli be sold at public ssSS,iOR; BY T. b Smith.
DAY, March %, lsa, the following Arteles, via:
e Gas, IIPn Cannon;
asa Stands Of Grape and Canister,
s'sn s' Gareiuss, new. repaired, rusty, &c.
ta1 RHasid Hastst.. repaired.
i,Sl0 Foreign Muskots and Rides, rusty, &c.
a.l9 y, i, Auskets. Cal. %, rusty, &o.
rusty.
400 Sets Of Infantry Aecoutrements, old.
S,l63 Pounds OF Cannon, Musket and hs
Powder,
100, 900 Pisi Cartridges, Lsfaueheux & wes.
sons.
l,S0,OD Maynard's aud Sharp's Primers.
6,2s2 Muskst BayOnets,
lG,0nj Pounds % Scrap lroa. Cast sad Wrought,
lot 81 RfI' Of cSIpst Appetizer
A lot OF Packing Boxes, sc.
Catalogues OF the above eau be obtained on ap.
plicAtiOn to the undeTsigned.
Purchasers wi bo requ red to remove the prop.
erty within ten days after the sale Terms, Cash.
x. II X WHITLEY,
Breyet Brig, Geu. u. s. A.
ALLRuHENY arsenal, Feb. ID, ,lst8, feb2I.td
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pY J. WHEELER 4 co , AUCTIoNEERs.
ID 81 Louisiana avenue, opposite seaton House.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT IN THE

Is 81 Louisiana a1enus. opposite soatOa fSa.s.
TRUSTEES SAtHi siSEa II PSItPbs0 WIRbs, LorrS THE
By ,,t5rs ,ssc fiss ss, q Tg,t %asd 5SIy I
O., from Nelson Baker and wifc 70 he audersi shed,
and by Direction Of the party secured thereby,
tSds ls STS dsy As q
pextt at o'clock, m, oa the premises, Lot mum
Ssr thls,esn I Oae thousand and sixty
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
VI ;,;$ri >: fS;S S5 the
BYyrREr.yE ,,,, a. PEER S9, Og TRUST 1 ES.cgTED
Association and Brick. Sand and Gravel Company,
&c. & sEsS S's S:4S i:oRsS "a
In s.sfE SS S N65S
lie auction. al " m In front oi The mayors oihee,
2s6F 81 ri tSsB n Ss sGSh,y y
taaa$ n esa SaSnS.s S1S
o norS 81 sd ss PSSnff
esSs aS % al sss pfogs Iss
.nd u.ss % aS 6s used mem ssfIy
on their trade and business tog,thsr with the fran
and ss 5fs:i aPs n R59PfE
fOr the q brick n the District OF Co.
1Heh fSSqiSsy tSsy @ sa.
"a $:!i. sssS sIs ssS
1891 the hrst the oh August, ise. and the other
money. ifany, 20 be paid with Interest from the
aG o. sale on the SAID vih August, lsIV.
sfrss M y: a p s s'Sa s.
euted TO secure them,
rSr the personal property. fr1nshIses, Az terms
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Medical.

uhEhl hEuuOtloN IN fhlOE
QUALITY AND PRoPERrIBs uNNFAIRED.
A Delightful, Nutritious Beverage.
A Pleasant InyigOrating Tonic.
A Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
A strengthener for the Deblltated,
Especially Nursing MotheTsD
A Certain Remedy for Disorders Of the
THROAT, CHEST, LUNGS AND STOMACH.
Sold by Druggists and GToeera
JOS 8. PEDRRsBN,
az Murray Street, New York
Sole Agent for U, 8. and British Provinces OF N. A
febl .eO9m
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WlaeI an1 Liluo;

JAMES NOLAN.
WINES, LIaSSas,s lSp CIGARS, ,,,
ChAmpAiGnes,
s12 PennsylyGniA Ayslpe, Sdioining Metropolitan
store And sample Room superintended by wm.
sSAEent for the La MauolA Cigar. aeiS-if
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TO THE soRTHwisT,- SOUTH, iND soUfH.
w,rrvp WnsT ov,,v

70 fHk soRfawisE soufH, isD so6fh.
WINTER kBRksoEMENr. ..H
on .n5 ansr hovkhBsRS ~, ises, trains viii
~ssisasss .sSsn. B.is!nor. p@m.
iSp.m ia%pm
THE oREAT DouBLE-TRACK ROUTE
With BLEoAEr SCENERY, Palace stste-roon,,
s.yinG from four 70 twelve hoars ia lime over any
other route, Two hundred miles ssved 10 Western
rHREE DAILY gxPREss TRAINS WEST.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH
ThIeggh ft9m Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, and
Passengers By this route from Baltiraor, have
,hs I'd yAntases Of makilR all changes in UNION
Tickets By this roHte can be procured At the
avenue, under National Hotsi, where reliable infor
nation will be given at ali lines
Passensors proc urinE tickets at this once, can &C.
sgIs s seeonmodatisHs slssgipE Gar. for slmra or
Corner sixth ct. and Penn. avenuo,
m q v,r,. o., wsshins,on, D. Q.
dsS-lv baltimore, Nd
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Steamboat Lines.
EoR MOUNT VERNON.

ps. IT, ss;.: :s.sis e, 2s.s ~ !. ~. Tho.
sssa.gs tsss a:iI:''; ;;.sssiss., sSs, Sr 10 RoJTsf E
EEsb kf1St M ggSffRs gTgsSt'ffRiSs sySsf yetsif.ns, sTsh 1.
IN9TQN, MARsHkIL HALL. Hd, !, aud wiiffE
H9pvss,Vssmr,'yytnins \, scn 70 y y" ely ..
mis.ion 70 the Msnsion snd Grounds, h.oo.
fisi.is foi :sis a al the principal and
at the steamers wharf : 49, - : -.
wiiiard's Hotel. ~ - = febib.tmi
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Insurance.

REaa0QSSA ti,s sAgsE Sssss tSEsSg SSs, yEa
Phil.aslYh,s, h.. E.moy,a frem No. a Lsal.ians
aysans. IL ~. sr Psnnsylssaia fysnas, between
fslb.7 n tstar, Uhron. and intei ] HlfrfH
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LeaS, Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o., IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave AleNL Lndria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets (from Manassas railroad) 2:S p m. ,
do. from Lynehburg. 6p, m.
LOCAL PAHskkdRR TRAINS.
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TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1865.
untfl furthef notie', Passenger Trains viii
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-08

Africa is ahead of us in some respects.
Consul Amos Perry says that female adj
vocates are found in Tunis, whose distinct
office is to manage the cases of women
plaintiffs and defendants coming before
the highest tribunal in the land, and also
to plead the cause of condemned female
criminals who are subjected to unreason-
able sufferings in their cells. There are
at Tunis three of these professional advo
Gates, and all Of them are able to make eff
fective pleas in court: How long will it
be before we shall have women lawyers,
jurors, perhaps even judges, as well as
women voters in this country al a#
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-08
The Manufacture of Pins.
A Correspondent of the New Y,

A Correspondent of the New York
Bgenjng Post, gives the following graphic
account of the manufacture of pins as ii
is now conducted:
The pin machine is one of the closest
approaches that machines have made to
the dexterity Of the human hand. 4
small machine, about the size ofSa lady's
sewing machine, only stronger, stands be-
fore you. On the back light belt de-
scends from the ceiling that drives all
the machines ranged in rows on the floor.
On the left hand side of our machine
hangs on q peg, small reel of wire, that
has been Strengthened by running through
a compound system of small rollers. This
wire descends and the end Of it enters
the machine This is the food consumed
by this snappish, yoracious little dwarf.
He pulls it in and bites it off by inches,
necessarily, one hundred and forty bites
to the minute. Just as he siezes each bite
saucy little hammer, with a concave
face, hits the end of the wire three taps,
and "upsets" it to head, which he gripes
in countersunk hole between his teeth.
With an outward thrust of his tongue he
then lays the pin Ill little grove across
the rim of small wheel that slowly re-
wolves just under his nose. BY the exter.
nal pressure of stationary hoop, these
pins roll in their places, as they are car
RED under two series of small files, three
in each. These files grow smaller toward
the end of the series. They lie at slight
inclination on the points Of the pins, and
by series Of cams, lever, and springs are
made to play like lightning" Thus the
pins are pointed and dropped into a little
box Twenty eight pounds of pins
is a days work for one of these jerking
little automatons Forty machines on this
floor make five hundred and sixty pounds
daily. These pins are then polished
Two very intelligent machines reject eve
~ crooked pin, even the slightest irregu
larity of form being detected. ~
Another automaton asserts half-a. dozen
lengths in as many different boxes, all at
once and unerringly when careless OPP
perator has mixed the cotents of boxes,
from various machines Lastly, per-
feet genius of amachine hangs the pins
by the head in an inclined platform
through as many slots as there arc pins IN
row on the papers. These converge in
to the exact space running the length of
row. Under them run the strips of pin
paper A hand-like machine snatches
one pin from each of the slots as it falls,
and by one movement sticks them all
through two currigated ridges in the pa
per, from which they are to be picked by
taper finger in boudoirs, and all sorts. of
human fingers in all sorts of human cir
cumstances
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-08
Feminine Confidence Games on
Dumas.

Since Alexandra Dumas has returned
to Paris, he is, as formerly, greatly modest
ed by impudent beggars, who intrude up
on him under all kinds of pretext Fan
CIV" he wrote some time ago, to an &C.
quaiutance, "that received yesterday, a
beautiful little note, evidently written by
a very talented young girl, who professed
to be such an admirer of mine that the
fondest wish of her heart was to make my
acquaintance replied that should be
pleased to see her the next day at 4. At
the appointed hour pale, thinly clad girl
appeared at my house. She was accom-
panied by a tall fellow, badly dressed, and
with very red nose, who claimed to be
her father. She hardly dared to lift her
eyes when she appeared before me; but
her father was not at ali abasheG he told
ne a short story, winding up, of course,
with an application for aims. He got
more than he deserved. l half pitied the
shrinking, timid girl, and was half indig-
nant at the ingenious manner in which
the father had managed to penetrate to
me. On another occasion very beautl-
full young woman, dressed in the deepest
mourning, called upon me and poured a
very sorrowful story about the sickness OF
her only child into my ears. / gave her
as much as could spare, and she seemed
to be profoundly touched. A few days
afterwards 1 happened to be at the Palais
de Justice. A friend asked me to step
for a moment into the room of the Sixth
Chamber Imagine my surprise when
saw my fair friend in a gay costume on
the witness bench, relating how she and
another frail one (she acknowledged she
was one) had victimized poor fellow
from Dion at a low place in Bellville.
One of the detectives whom l questioned
about her told me she was one of the
most adroit swindlers in Paris"