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Ter JoAnny attends school, which
will explaia the following short dialogue
between him and his father: Johnny,
didn't know that you got whipped the
other day, said he. You didn't
Well if you'd been in my breeches you d
have known l..
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nsy- A parson and lawyer were talk

LY- a parson ana lawyer were taik-
inc about the direction Of the wind,
:" We 20 by the court house vane, said
the lawyer. aud the parson replied, "Ws
go by the chnrca vane. Wen. re,
tortcd the lawyer, - IN the matter OF wind
that is tie best authority.
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ES- The re introduction Of rufs. now
so popular in this country, and especial
ly in Boston, is due, it is said, to wen
on the neck Of an English lady ofquslity.
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ry The saddest mistake in life is that
which Il great soul makes when 1t Las ~
koa a lltle soul into It's embrace and 10
stung by It's bitterness
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TIE SCIENCE or lIEALrH.-Spotted fe-
yer, sometimes telmed cerebro spnel
menengIis. is form of typhas fever,
and requires precisely the same treat
mcnt The only way to prevent 1t 10 to
live hygienicaily, and observe that clean.
lincss which is Lext to goodness IN all
things External filth and ot'sI. and ia
ternal foul blood, are the causes OF 1t
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TO PREVENT SMOKEY LAMPS, Soak tLs
wick in vinegar, and dry thoroughly be
fore using in lamp
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POET RY.
Look Not on the Wine.

Look not on wine, although the cup
BE crimsoned with its ruby stain;
Look not-'tis filed with wormwood up,
AMI blood, and burning tears of pain.
Its fash is as the red bo!tsgl glow,
Lighting the path of death and woe.
Then dash the brimmng cup aside,
And spill its purple wine:
Take not its madness to thy lip
Let not its curse be thine.
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Cards or communications of personal
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,ps and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress OF
t,te Offices S2j.O0. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
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.ir,n,t. Lcga!3Hd transient advertisements
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Ey Mrs, Partiusten calls them Grid
ing goats. y
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FRAT R NAL.
MASONIC.

The regular communications of VAN Bu-
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g.mbcrs Of the Fraternity in good standing
+. respectfully invited to meet withus.
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Nh II. SHIRLEY. Secretary.
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j. a. Mc!k.vAIGH,
SaddIer and Harness Maker.

MAIN STREET, VAN BuREN, Ark,
DEALER IL
S,ADDLES. Brides, Wagon and Buggy
y Harness ofeyery description.
REPAIRING and other work in his line
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promptly filled,
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p,,
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Eg- A good wife and health are a
mans best wealth
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Prospectus for l874-Seyenth Year.
THE AlOIN E,

A" Illustrated Moatiy JoHrHol uirsrsa}ly admitted
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World. Representative and
Champion Of AmcrIcpH
Taste.
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

LARGE supply Of Family and Pocket Bibles and
\ Testamcnts, are constantly kept for sale at the
tbc store Of CUAS. +. HARVEY, opposite the Court
Hnute.
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av- A fast fricAd--thc telegraph.
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WORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, d. O., August /, 1873
sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE un-
sHd ss A. AUsTs S r. 1873 for furnishing fitting
the Windows Of the South Wing and the Cast iron
columns and Pilasters required for the Basement
First, Second, and Third Stories Of the Ea ct Wing
OF the New State, War, and Navy Departments'
BUILDING at w Washington, ID. O.
copies OF tine Drawings, Specification, md Seized.
ule may be had on application at this office.
=, Proposals VIII be made by the piece, weight or
for in the Schedule. "'
The work will not be subdivided among different
The whole OF the Window Frames must be COM
pleted within two months from date of acceptance
and the Columns and Piiasters of Basemeut within
the progress of the work,
Payments will be made on the delivery and nc.
ceptance 81 the work, deductng ten per cent until
the coinp letion of the contract.
All Dds must be accom- panied by penal bond in
me sum OF nye Thousand dollars, $1,000 that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract, If
certlned by the Uuited States Judge, Clerk Of the
United states Court, the District Attorney of the
district wherein the bidd, resides.
Inc department reserves the right to reject any
All Dds II IT be deemed for the interest Of the Gov
eminent to do SO; and any bid that is not made on
the prlntedform to be obtained at this office, aud
does not conform in every spect with the terms of
me advertisement, will not be considered; neither
viii any proposals be received from parties who are
nor themselves engaged in the manufacture Of cast
lot getting out the work.
All Dds must be enclosed In a sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals for Cast-iron Work" OF
South and East Wings New State, War, and Navy
pepariments' Building Washington, ID O., and ad-
dressed to A. b. MULLETT,
6uRl"lN Supervising Architect
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DI Il Id,

Dl MANSON. On Monday, 1lth instant, JOHN
hOILDER, infant Of John M and Slllle IA .
DEncabsOn, aged Is months and II days.
The funeral will take place Wednesday, 18th, a. S
O'Clock p. m, from the residence Of biz grand
parents, SlS @ street northwest, TO which the
friends and relatives are invited.
FOWLER. Passed away, on Monday, August n,
az preeisely u O'Clock .. m JAMES ICELAND
FOWLER, alter painful illness, which he bore
with unusual foTtitude, aged 50 year,. months and
6days: he leaves q large family and many relatives
and friends 10 mo arm their loss.
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 423 street northwest, Thursday, August ID,
at .. N. His many friends and scauaintances and
the PUBLIC generally, are cordially invited 10 attend
lRepubllcah and Rockville papers please copy.
EHINES. On the 18th instant, at ] a m Oh RIs-
TlANA, widow Of the late David Hines, in the 9Th
year Of her age.
Funeral en- Wednesday, AZ .. m from her late
residence, D eO7 street northwest Friends aud
acquaiptances Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend
infanium, GRACE, aged months, only daughter Of
william and Eva Warden, OF this city.
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THE UNTCToRRD SAVAGE As A DRRss-
MAKER.-The dusky maidens of the forest.
says the Reese River New Reveille are heavy
on calico, and whenever one Of them cleans
up on protracted washing Job. or makes a
winning at Indian poker, she rushes directly 20
DRY goods store and makes an investment in
calico OF glaring colors. She is always accom-
panied by band OF red sisters, and Is soon as
the purchase is completed, the whole band
squr down on the sidewalk, and the fortunate
squaw proceeds TO the manufacture of the gar
ment. The Indian women hereabout ply the
needle deity, and IL is a study 20 watch grOup
sitting on the sidewalk during tie operation OF
making dress. They chatter along Just the
same as white women in a sewing circle, and
We suppose sling scandal rs lively a. church
members. Even casual observer can detect
an expression Of envy on the faces OF those less
fortunate squaws who do not possess the where
with TO indulge in neS calico
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPUsALs FOR COAL,
TREASURY DEPARTMEYr,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING!
un July 10Th, 1873. \
sealed Proposals will be ed at this office nm.
ul 10 O'Clock a. IN, TUESDAY, the 26th day OF
august, 1873, for furnishing one thousand 0YOO0i
TONS OF run OF mine Georges Creek Cumberland
Coal, 70 be delivered nj such times and places and
IA snch quantities, as may be required and subject
70 lhe conditions required by act of Congress an.
proved July IL, 1870, viz: "That such coal shall
weigh 224O pounds to the ton, and shall be
ana weighed and the quantity Of each load certified
Snsihed under the act for that purpose, and that
he fee Of 20 cents for each ton of coal
inspected weighed, and delivered, shall be paid by
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th day of August, 1879 the Department
feserving the right to reject all any portion of the
bids offered. - ~
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-.
panied by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill
the contract, nor will any payment be made without
the certificate of the inspector that the coal fur
nlshed Is such as the contract calls for
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office Of GEO r. MCCARTEE
thief OF Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
yZo-eOtaug2 Treasury Department.
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pY pUNOANsON, BOWLING CO., Aucts.
ID corner 9th and streets northwest
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC Auction

Will be offered at pubhc auction, on TUESDAY,
goth day OF August next, the premises, at o
o'clock .. m, thar valuable Property containing IS
acres on Rock creek, adjoining Kslorams on the
Mest, Geo1 gefown on the north, and Oak
Hill Cemetery, Washington city and the Potomac
river II can be laid OF adv in building
lots, or Tor O cemetery or national park, and pos
sesses some Of the finest views in the District The
passage OF the street cars renders il accessible and
brings In close contiguity to street circle, at
present the most improving part Of Washington.
This property has on IL large mansion containing
eighteen rooms, with all modern improvements and
cenyeniences; grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, evergreens, &C., and having smoke
house, ic, house, carriage house, stabling &C.
makes il in every respect q frst-clsss residence
There IL o large merchant mill in good order with
the best and most improved machinery, and q ca
pacity Of lao barrels flour Per day with the hole
water power Of Rock Greek. There is also a vain
able stone quarry, which has been,.and can again
be, worked to advantage. This entire property 4
well worthy the attention Of speculators
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance / ana years 8
per cent interest payable semi annually.
Forfurther Information inquire Of EVAN LYONS,
50 N:ttr street, Georgetown.
j2s-sw' pUHcaSsoS, BOWLING co., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
BgTURR DAYA.

PT 1ATIMER-k CLEARY,
~ ASetiexser- and Real Essssa Brokers
southveet corns-r- Pennsyfvants svs,ss ard Eiev-
enth str>et, Star Once Es.si.ugs
VALUABLE IMPROVED pro PVgTY Asgn
TIE coon MIL OF BAKERY BONG a
LAaSE BnStN ESs, AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August "a n,
At osl9Ss, we win cell in from. of the crsmi-
The property Is improved by,s two story Brick
Dwelling and Store, with back hu slding; Bakery,
is doing excellent business ana sells only because
he n oompel&1 TO leave for Europe. The good will
routes, &C., will be SOLD with the property, oaeriug
rare oppsrsunity 10 partirs desiring to eater al
once into we'll Wished and paying business.
Terms: One-thira cash; balance in s. Il and Il
months foe notes secured by deed of trust Bearing
interest frsn day Of sale Convey sncing at cost 0
purchaser. 9 100 at time of sale.
sag9-dSds tRepI LATIN m CLEARY~ Aucts
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RAILROADS.
HENNSYLHANiA Ala LINE
fHiIzpSIksuIIsss x 81

A. IA
ffHiIzP sfk HIEssAu.& f.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE xK SPs sssG.Asp
THROUGH nErwEEN WisHINaroH AND
WITHOUT CHANGE fSESs az can.
Inc snent on this line and oftAe most
fssflt sPe r p Gsks DAY GRAINS
PULLMAN fA KiSTI S SkSIE5Sd dAas ON
Trains rhsSsifsssT b III xaErr SUNDAY,
and Al Rs Ss H
resomae railroad, northeast corner OF eth and
Eas h,ne, leave Washington 7.ss a. n daily. OK.
Leave Baltimore at Oils a. m. daily, szesp. Sun.
Leave West PhiladelphiAat l,:sa >. m. daily, ex.
Arrive at New York at hp, m. dsilv, except Sun
Rehsro.d Erprs,,, leave Washington at l,os n
Leave Baltimore At is ,. m, daily, except Sun.
Lssy. YVES. PhAAdel phia at sss p m, daily, ex.
arrive q New YOrs at Sass. m. daily e.osp.
Nishs Express, leave Washington at sos ,. n.
leave Balt Bait mere. a. :. 1919; r. ,; p, daily.
Arrive at SfE Ea fIss 4 Ek sSss Sd.il,
fsa"oSd ESPV.ss. leave n New y York at slsp
N9as E1S-sss p ssSe NV Td2k
Arrive at Washington al ;lSa m.
railroads, New YORK Oehtrsl and hudson River rail,
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels and pri
Tate residences orders left at the following Offices
where tickets and information can be Obtained
Northeast co:ner 18th street and Penna ave; north
Station Baltimore a<d Potomac railroad corner Sea
4-H
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VALUABLE gNIMPROvED PROPERTY o,

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION
q On THURSDAY AFTERNooN, August IA
- ites, lots No. and 5, in square No sli Lot 2
nas 'front.' OF % feet inches on north street,
tween atm and 5.h streets east with an average
~ about 50 feet. Lot has front of Sc feet IN sth
feet f' " "O'u' ~
Terms: One third cash; residue in and II months
win interest from day Of sale. Deferred payments
70 oe secured by deeds OF trust All convey ancing
sale. ~ 80 i0 Vi
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PROPOSALS FOR HEAD-STONEs FOR MA.
TIoNAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.


QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,3
n, WASHINGTON, June 81, 1873, \
-, ft5p1ssis are invited for furnishing Head stones
.or the National Military Cemeteries, as prescribed
is an extract: -''- '' wig
Pr9yided, that the head stones required by an act
Sshttied an act to establish and protect National
Oemeterles," approved February q, 1867, and the
act amendstory thereof approved June s. ls72 shall
be Of durable stone, and Of such design and weight
tract for supplying the same shall be awarded BY the
Secretary OF War, after sixty days advertisement
In ten newspapers Of general circulation, to some re-
sponsible person or persons whose samples and bids
oidurability, decency, and cheapBess; and the sum
OF one million dollars Is hereby Appropriated for
.ad pur pose out OF any money In the Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated and the Secretary of War
size and model for such adstones and the stand
ards OF quality and color Of the stone used and
plos snail be made and decided with reference there
20; and contracts may be made for separate Quanti
der this act shall provide for furnishing and settne
an the SAID stones, and shall not In the aggre-
gate exceed the sum hereby appropriated.
The total number to be furnished is estimated at
~ eSs For the known, IL ,69i; for the unknown,
.speeifeatisns, describing in detail the standard
cation by letter to this Office, where also specimen
will be placed on exhibition within o few days.
Inc proposals should be In sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for Hesdstone: for National
tsrmaster General o. the Army, in whose ONCE they
srday, September s, ISIS, commencing Ct il O'Clock
BY order Of the Secretary of war. n rr,a.
Qsartsrmaster General, Brevet Major General o.
q. A. jes0-60t
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RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ID ROAD.
DEroT CORNER 6PH & SIS. N W ~ ~ HA3

After July gath, 1873 trains will run as follows.
TEAMS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE: WASHINGTON,
6:S5 a. m, Niagara EXP. GLIB a. m, New York ex
1853 a. m, Nsw York Ex- SIS a. m, ali daily. az.
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
sSs a m daily, accommo North and West Ssi lIo"
. datloh. ll:2 a. m, Accommoda-
IFS a. IA, Fast Line tion from Baltimore
west, daily, except Sun % .. m, Cincinnati ex.
9ay' press, daily, except Sun
press. 4:43 pm.,N. Y. express.
3:2S, baltimore express. daily, except Sunday
$40 p m, Baltimore &C 6'B .. m, all daily, ex-
commodation, daily ,eI- cept Sunday.
cept Sunday. 1913 p. M, daily, from
Sis p. m, Cincinnati Ex- Baltimore, daily fr1m
press, daily, except Sun West and North.
sGs ,. m, daily New York pres IS daily. hA'
,Nlght Express Hos .. M, New York
lU:lO p M, Paclac Ex- express.
press daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 8:iS q. m and $40
p. m, connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie at $40 and ii a. m, and 5:45 D. m ,
arriving at Marlboro at 1880 and 1l:45 q. m, and
625 .. m.
Traiss arriving at Washington at HISS Q. m. 6;ls
and SSS m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro at S45 q. M, $40 and $40 D, m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsyl snia
avenue, northwest corner of6t at. and Pennsylvania
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column.
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and an
e. l.. DUBARRY, General Supr,
Il. 8, YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Agent iy9i-tf
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LEXANDRIA & WASH.
n INGTON X. r.. "a FFJ Jsgssssss1
ALEXANDRIA Il FREDERICKSBURG &. B.
Corner Of Is AMI Sirth Streets

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foIlows:-67
- D. III, H. 3. m IL noon, 2, g. 4, s, 6, Z g. D. M
a; "a aud D. M daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trans from Alexandria arrive as follows
6S, g, sS 9S3, 0S3, II 33, am, u 80, 49, 49,
-, 4S, oS5, 6S, 80, S,33 D. m. s.3S a. m and 3s
except Sunday. ~ U""'
- Trains marked Thus connect with trains on
Nashingt and Ohio X. T.. VI
QUANTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
40 a. M daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington ii Is p. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Onces, corner 18Th street and PennsyI-
yania avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue where passeT leave orders Tor
through TO destination.
K. s. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent iv24-y
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Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

ABIGAIL McDERMoIT ct al. We. JENNIE A. Med Err :
MOTT ct ain Equity, No. ,l95, Docket g.
samuel Phillips, esq. the Trustee in this cause,
10, IL u Is, and Ain Square Loo, to A T c. Dodge,
s ssI ~ 100 Lots 2, 5, and =, in square
Lot in sqrsre loss, in the city OF Washington for
$50 l20 Is BY the Court, this 2lst day OF July
ISIS, ordere, adJudeed and decreed thar said sales
reported, be ratified and confirmed on the Al day
Of September, ISIS, unless cause the contrary be
this order be published In sons new. paper n.inted
and published In the city Of Washington once =
week for three weeks prior TO said date. ~
ID. O. HUMPHREYS Justice
True copy-Test: r. ]. MEIGS Clerk.
B92-tu8 BY T. J. MIDDLETON, Asst. Clerk.
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MALAPRoP VISIT or A PASTOR" Oh Won
old devil, I've caught You at last" was the
eNultant remark OF a Fort Wayne matrOn who
had been greatly annoyed by the depredatiOns
OF neighbor's COW upon her flower garden, as
she sailed from her ambush behind the rain
barrel, broomstiok in hand, Just as her pastOr
ratified the gate-latch in making her a friendly
call. SIZE was absent from heE pew in church
next SUNDAY, when the subject OF the discourse
was " The Cnruly Member"
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
" WASHINGTON. d. O.. August s, 1873
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals, Endorsed |" Proposals for Work
on the Washington AQueduct, ;" will be received at
this Office until IL O'Clock, on the 26TH DAY OF
AUGUST, for building Dwelling and Wooden Fence
atthe Distributing Reservoir, aud for Macsdamizing
the Conduit Road.
FORMS which, with specifications, forms of contract,
and any desired information. can be had on appli-
cation, by mail or in person, to ,oo
Colonsl Of Engineers, U. 8. A.,
aues-6t Chief BIZ gineer. Washington Aaueduct.
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BALTIh RafERo AID oHIoE s..

r Mum bALIlhOhk FOh WASHINGTON.
Leave at 40, $50, 64s, $50 40 s.I5 o.Is And III
m, and l:so, SO, 4se, So $40, 20 and g. 5s m
Fob ANNAPOLIS.
At6:4 O. m. and D. m; but not on Sunday,
FOB NORFOLK.
At lilo p. m, but not sn Sunday
SUNDAY TRAINS
IRON baltimore-The 40 stopping ct Relay and
A. Roa0 OILY the go a. M and $50 M, ping
A. may Only; the $3.50 p m, without stops; the a.
Fro n e., and $50 m stopping at all stations.
- m trains stopping At all stations; the O5 and
s t D. M. at Relay only and the $50 D. m without
sSops On sunday the lilo D. M. will stop at ali
statlens south OF Anna polls Junction.
FOX POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
1890 POINTS.
AT 6;lO a: m. and 4:5O and SIS p. m Returning
leaYe Point OF Rocks at 6l5 and 7:05 a. M and 2;4s
and 10 .. IN. ~ WV - "
Through tickets to the West can be had a. IN.
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours OF the
LAY ALSO at the Oompany's Office, asa Pennsylva
ala avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets al the
Avenue office, can there arrange to have tbej,
baggage called for and checked at their residenoe
taken 70 the depot, and put into the baggage car
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston zee ad
Vertisement of" Through Line"
THOS. Il. SHARP, Master OF TRANSFORMATION
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. KOONTZ,
Je1 General Agent, Washington,
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COHENS LOAN OFFICE, corner u TIA skss
" aRd Nssc York areHES, entrance on New <N
ferk avenue The most private Loan ONCE
IN the city. Money loaned ~ the lowest rafeO -
Of iateresf on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
Gentlemens Clothing, Carpets, and all articles Of
value, yAn3l-ly
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TIE Now York World saws the bridegrAom of
the average Saratoga wedding fnds himselfa
year AFTER marriage the father of a misera lille
little wretch of an .staut, destined, perhaps,
some quarter Of a century hence 10 be himself
the proseuit0r Of aneyen inferior edition of the
race The Ncrld believes in taking physical
yleoT into account when matches are made in
Heaven or at a watering Mace.
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a NOVEL ScHKME-FroPeSed OIL Fips 20 fLs
SeGbedgo.-lhere IL now an effort being made,
ana with alleged success, 90 form a compauv %
pipe OIL from the petroleum regions 60 the com
mercia marts on the seaboard. We expect 20
see the day, II the Lord permits rs o. live an
other decade, when Illuminating gas will be
supplied 10 different parts OF The states hy
means Of pipes running from TIE oil regions.
The supply of this &. Is as certain and album
dant as that Of coal The nature OF it, manu-
iaeture IL as perpetual a. that OF water, there
lore no greater risk will be run in LAYING pipe
Tor tts conveyance % distant POINTS than Il now
incurred tn piping large cities 20 convey water,
IN bflnt ING water from long distances or Law
ing inter lnahle tracks OF iron to facilitate the
uansiSftAuon OF material and agricultural pro-
ducts, hipeds and quadrnpeds. The men Al
the head OF the piping scheme are shrewd and
practical Some OF them are identifed with
the greatest OF our material projects and un-
0erstand precisely NhSt they are about. They
are resolved TO put this thing through. 30 that
IN few years We NAV expect 20 see plugs on
the Delaware front from which ships will he
loaded with the oily freight running through
pipes direct from the tanks on oil Creek
I'hiladelYAiS Press.