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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02

s ture-frst premium. s, NJ #sss
Merrill Tpttle. fret saving, own manufacture
Hrst premium. III as.# %s F
Minnis BarF. PHI cuu.hion, own m.nutacture
Maud SeWbern, INIT cottSaSt lace, own mannisct
tufe--hrst premium. rs
Emma BAN, splaaher. own mann fac,ure fnt
M4l 5. coibin. aoxesss. ov,, raising prom
fnln, s5s3t
class 81 IS MISCELLANEOUS.
n. Raeh,s rftson. In Ian Ipl les first premium.
Addie Hay mond, snstic work tlog cabin first
M. pssaa1 I2itlsi, pair boa premium
MIs. WetzeR double tisIsninsns second prem
Charles spikiisael collection stuffed birds-brst
N premium DIT &E g. &. s5.Ss "A #g S5 F2a .s
Peter Iaford, rtIstic frames first premium.
Mrs. T. x. LSfohd, doubts Gcraniums-@tirst prem
e Jun. x{l .sF a S. s3,yS ;.#1 s55F
Mrs. j. Close, rustlc yAses-ssfirst premium. ST
Mrs; J. Close, variety hotse plants-first prem.
Mrs. j. Close, exhibit Begott.ass premium.
Ms.J. Close, Fuchsiss- second premium. Fl 4.
Mrs. J. Close, specimen Hydraiigea--frst prem-
+ u ium. 559 RI zfS.% I.< -
Mrs. J. Close. twelve assorted plants--second
premium. ks -, s.sz. s.'.. &}$A %g&. =.
Mrs, ]. Close, Fern basket--f1rst premftm. Essss n
George Batters, exhibit Gold fist-first premium.
Miss Floy Gorbin: pair boqucts-seeond prem-s
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CLASS ssM" SPEED,

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23d.
Trotting race; half mile heats; best
three in five; purse $50; $l2 to first; IS to
second.
X. Neil's black MARE Gracfe,. ..2@3-3-.drawn
X. Neil's gray mnre Judy C,.a ... 1A-2-2Azl-1
S. +. Staples bay gelding, Tony, ..3-lA~1=-2-2
Time-l3eL 1851, l:36, ]:a3SI 4, l:S5.
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From the Brooklyn Eagle
VINO Is the most richly-dressed woman in
'n Isl no'e. asked In q certain big house.
"The wife ofSo-and-so. the eambier y vas the
reply.
who Is the most beautiful"
LIN az ~ Secn-orsuch, the actress, who clipped
VIZ" IN ~ W. hhakyou,call-him last winter"
.Tother fellow, the pooi-seiiern
. nov nose are the points that, embodied in
worth reading. VIZ NeP"' s1AAe.A'
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A Mistaken Wife.

From the New York SUM-
a gentleman whose family consists of wife
and twin girl babies came in very late one night
and went to bed.
ais sleep was broken, and he tossed and tum
kind" and a "small pair"
fool John, murmured his wife, 'he 10 tired
and Is dreaming Of the children.n
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A Coffee Drunkard.

THE BRIGHT.EYED MAN WHO HAS FORsAKEN
Rum FOR WORSE STIMULANT.
From the Philadelphia Press.
"What brighteyed man." said a reporter.
VINO leaned against the cashiers desk of a res.
'a ar Mesk near the public buildings one day
q ten-cent check and slipped out OF The door
viii VIII Jerry movement and q swingi ng of the
the peoples peace o"s
cofiss gdnte ey Yes" said the cashier; .he's
mats coffee drunkard?"
ho,,1. maa . VINO comes in here four times In two
nOuIs' az tnat man has this mornin0 and does
every ever ti osnins ana takes hall pint q
Wen should say SO. That mans condition ali
sns tre en Is the same as that OF man who is
ge e sr e, pig batter mean his nerves
h hts Up ~ "a, MS muscles are ali q culver, and
Mv,nS ~ : S ss11n Is ahnormally clear. He II
"Why does he do itY',
HAS TO. Must have brace. rrsea ~ drink
rnm. Had to quit that and NOS Use 49, 70 1r1a
ne sl nev yer, sleeps, he tells me-" wa ".'
"At Least half DOZEN
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A Bicyolist's Tour.
B1cyol1SCS Tour.
WHEELMAN STEVENS TRIP AROTryD TIE
woRLD-INCIDKNTs ALONG THE Way.

wHEELMAN STEVENS TRIP AROUND TIE
woRLD-INCIDENTs ALONG THE WAY.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Thomas Stevens, the 'cyclist, who is now en-
deavoring to wheel around the world on a bi.
cycle, when last heard from was at Constan tf-
nople, waiting for cooler weather to begin his
ride across Asia. A few days since Outing. in
the interest Of which magazine Mr.. Stevens is
teresting letter. which viii appear in its Septem.
Der number. he states that he arrived at Con.
crossing the Balkan Mountains and through
Turkey, as the roads were wretched and rain
descended daily. he had some: trouble with
their language and was several times arrested
by the gendarmerie, who looked upon him with
IndSa snspicion ne was, however, always re,
he says that on the whole he enjoy ed the ride
across Europe. His journey from Liverpool
70 CGnstantlnopie ne reckons at two thousand
five hundred miles, which brings his straight
away ride towards acknowledging the globe
up to about 5000 miles. He has not yet de-
Englishman at Constantinople has advised him
to ride to Teheran, Persia, via Trebizond Titles
OF re ad instead Of down the Eughrates
with whom, 1t will be remembered, he crossed
the Atlantic. He writes that he Is told that
ms chances OF being robbed IL he travelled the
FORMER route Will be at least so per cent less
certain, but that little short OF o miracle will
prevent MIN nom that experience anyhow. He
to the get gid coin ~ S;s
ne VIII make a money box of that to carry
Wnat 1unos ne may require between points
Wnere ms letters OF credit can be ussd. He
thinks that this arrangement will give the un-
initiated kurd or Bedouin some little difficulty
70 ma the money. If the Teheran route is
CHOSEN ne will start at once from Constantine
pie, 1or his course during the first month will
not lead much further south. If the Euphrates
route is selected he will not start until the mid
die of September.
From Constantinople to either Teheran or
bagdad Is 1, 500 miles over pretty tough coun-
try: When he reaches either of those places he
Will nave passed the middle point of his jour
ney. Constantinople is nearly halfway in dis
lance, but the real difficulties are still ahead.
be does not, however, anticipate any trouble
winch time and perseverance, will not over
come. He has made the acquaintance of Col.
Shelton, foreman of the sult2n's cannon foun-
dry, who has taken great interest in him and
has promised TO obtain for him from a leading
Mohammedan priest letter OF explanation
and recommendation, which will secure him
the good will of Mussulmans everywhere who
are capable of reading it, and which in Asia
Will give him greater protection and more con-
sideration than all the government passports
ne could obtain. COL Shelton tells him that be-
fore he leaves Constantinople he will probably
be summoned to appear before the sultan and
give an exhibition OF his riding. He writes
that bis bicycle is in good condition, except
that the tire Is considerably worn by riding
over finty road-beds.
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Saturday Smiles.

A prominent mathematician's wife has pre-
sented him with pair OF twins: He has now at
tanned the full sum of human happiness with
two to carry.-Burhngton Free Press.
As drug clerk the female is not a brilliant
success. When you wink at her across a soda
fountain she doesn't know whether to put a
little Balm OF Gilead In your soda, or hang her
head and blush.-Webster City Tribune
Gibbericks" "Well. he just don't. broke up :,
the world did you do it?' whichever he
started for the lodge went with him as far as
the skating rink, and told him to call for me on
him."-Chicdgo Ledger
When it comes to buying whisky a democrat
wants the worth of his money.-Indianapoiis
Times. And he generally gets it II the bar
keeper is not republican, Courter-JournM.
Stockton teacher to boy in grammar Glass;
John, correct the following sentence 1t are very
John. as he wipes the perspiration from his
foreheadnYith hfs shirt sleeve: It are burned
hot.-Std ton Maverick.
We trust Roach will be square and pay his
| assets prove.-Boston Post.
The Syracuse Herald says: s'The Montreal au
are Tgp for the
large number Of cases there.
An exchange says that a every pretty cover
Tor milking stool is made Of golden,brown silk
serge, With eonyentionized apple blossom in
between the petals" We now understand why
mix Is adulterated. Without the admixture
or water no miikman could afford to sport a
silk milking stool, with conventionalized apple
oiossoms.-Bost0n Transcript
SAY" said the editors smart little son, as he
entered store, "do you keep knives?" "Oh.
yes" responded the storekeeper, we've kept
lnem for years." "Well,' returned the boy,
and M then you wouldn't keep them 90 long,
N0TristOl0n Herald.
"Some twenty years ago." said the mild.faced
Stranger, my wife, while sewing, suddenly
missed her needle. She saw nothing: more Of It
ana soon forgot al about her loss until last
grleking sensation in her right foot" Suggested
bo0ale. when the point Of the needle Showed
ltseli between her shoulder blades" guessed
Coodle. when the needle was seen protrud-
t an.e rom her youngest daughters left fore
nnser intimated Doodle. "No," said the
mild, nlld5faced stranger, "you are ali wrong. She
,1und It In crack in the floor. It had been
M 1nere all those years. Singular, wasn't it?'
, hnele was a common desire to welter in the
cmit OF the mid-faced stranger; but, with diff
tneMSelves.-BoStOnI runscriDt
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FINANCIAL.

PRncn & WHrrErY,
STOCK BROKERS
GA Broadway,
$50 Fifth avenue, AVG" 1ofk.
$50 18th street Worcoran Building), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON &C
GENERAL PARTNERS,
JAMES WHITLEY, h. CRUaER OAKLEX
MAYNARD C. EYRE.
HENRY 81. DoDeE. Washington, DC
Buy and sell on commission ali classes Of Railway
Securities.
81. n. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
gardng the markets received through our wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed and reported promptly. lei
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
u. S COAST AND (iE0nHrIf. SIrnuuv

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
l. o. S COAST AMP GEoDETIc SURVEY OFFICE,
TWELXE ;! 9GL9cK NOON Of ~ EsDAY. sEPTEM.
BER FL n ISs5 and opened Immediately there
hundred and forty u4o tons best Quality n WHITE Ass
Furnace Coal; fifteen G5) tons best quality White Ash
stove Coal and hve 5 cords best quality Pine Wood.
The se 70 be subject to the
The right is reserved to REJECT any or all bids not
Forms Of proposals will be furnished on application
Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and
II 7: Il THORN. Superintendent.
TT +. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Supc.e ndUrsea II ssS
for Ice" will be received at this Office until NOON,
supplies Ice to be delivered to depar,ments Of the
Navy Yard, Washington, b. C.. subject 70 the usual
m b as for and Schedules giving
au151aw4w Pay Director, U. S. n, Navy Pay Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL o-.
HoOsE OF REPRESENTATIvESU q. 81.
WAsHINsToN. d. c., August 18. 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
sso3M t 3s aeSa9z o
hundred 5000 tons Of the best White Ash Furnace
s05ss o best .ss P5s sas
Coal and WOOD as may be needed BY the House Of
sas sa
Of wing g the Capitol on or before the 18Th
pounds 70 the and the oak WOOD be- cut in three az
pieces TIE wood must measure 12S cubic feet The
The right to reweigh the coal ct the Capitol and the
d. 5 oG GGsl ENG WeS and i'd
a949-zM Glerk OF the House Of Representatives.
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FI,o SARATOGA.
L LAKE GEORGE AND

ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Rail-
wav, by West Shore OF picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City station Of Pennsylvania Railroad
follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 Am. arrive sarst,xs
24o m: Caldwell Lake George, 80 m: Montreal,
1850 m. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars 10 Sarsts,-
ga, thence to Montreal Pennsyvanla Railroad tra n
leave washington l2:l5a m. 10 connect
CAlSklLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL $40 am,
arrive at Hotel kaaterskin 2:l l pm, Grand Fotel
l:7o pm Parlor Cars Pennsylvania a'.roAd
tram leaves ashington 1915 m 10 connect
DAY EMPRESS s:S5 M, Arrive Albany g nm,
Sharon Springs y pm. Cooperstown 7:10 pm,
UTICA d. IN, syracuse SOS IN, Rochester 1850
pm. Buffalo 1918 An, Niagara Falls l243 q IA
Psrlor tars TO Albany and Niagara Fails
ARATOGA AND CA1Sk ILL MOUNTA FN.
PRkSS 1893 am, arrive at HOTEL kAA1ElsS-
b:50 pm, Lake George m Parlor Oars long
Branch and New York 10 Saratoga and Lake Georgs.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
500 m. to connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED 3:25 pm. arrive NJ Hotel Kaaterskin Ssb7 y.
NJ. Grand o'el Sl3S p m. Saratoga s:l0 pm, Mon
treal m with parlor cars 10 Cstski Noun tain and
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington on
feunsyvania Rarosi train at $50 for ogA;
sleepers thence To Montreal Ask for single round
trip tickets by West Shore Route and avoid long
agents II Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables, tickets and parlor chairs
Parlor car chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
In advance upon application 10 agent Pullman Car
Company, Pennsylvania Railroad Station. Jersey City,
New Jersey. HENRY M0NETT,
General Passenger Agent
yylSul5 No. 2SO BROADWAY, Ny
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WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD


Schedule in effect SUNDAY. MAY 3p, 1885. untr
further notice.
Leave washington from Station. corner of New Jer
For Chicago 1000 and 1910 D. m, daily The 1000
e. "a Is Fast Limited Express 70 Pittsburg and
next morning at sos No extra fare charged ths
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST Louis daily Mt $40
sce s SnI tS m Nth through coaches and 70.
$3.50 P. train a fssa limited train 70 cIncinnsti
and ST Louis, arriving In Cincinnati next morning at
this train for fast tine ss.'- o"- S'' W
For s SsIs at iSS9 MI With fsrOf Car and
with Sleeping Cars to Pi:tsburg.
RAIN $50. go 1szo. 5:so e'sa 100 IS sa5 1 aud
.eSs G:s G S;sS S"s sS .so $40 40 eso So . sss
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and
BIS :. M train has Pullman sleeper. Washington q
For Annapolis GAO q M, and l2lo and 40 o. m
On ps SUNDAY $50 a M 1900. taoP M o.,
sns Pm % snnday $50 pm and and 80 o. $50 $50
o9 s5d an EH e% ssy
day snd SS .Sn. so
$40 Am daily. on Sunday stops a all stations, for
daily. except sunday for FredeficR. sac an 40
m; daily, except SUNDAY.
er so9 aSs daily snd sTcePs s.ndsy
Daily except sunday TO Winchester
Trains arrive from the West daily. 900, 7:20 an
lbs. $50 pm
Sunday, 1895 m, $50 .. M 49,
From Lexington $50 m. daily. except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points. SIS a m.
Trains fesxs ssitlnois s for Washington 8. $40
$50. s:2o, 300, Su5 and 1890 An. 1915 $50 g.
40, B, $50, $40, 9OO and IL ION Sundays, $50
s2o, 900 and S05 an, l:30. $50. AGO. $500 $50
500. 600 and IL go pm
An trains nom Washington stop q Relay Station
except l:25. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply n the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket of6ce-washngton Station SIS and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, of Fourteenth
street, where orders viii be taken for baggage 10 .
checked and received ~ any point Ia the city.
B. DURHAM, C. K LORD
Gen Manager baltimore "a p A
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RAILROADS.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
WHIT

ahI oIohi LIN SOtTIiI AND
WHIT
Schedule in effect August so lsSS
s'.V n. MI NIL lcs NJ All. daily, except Sum
1hy 20 locaA stations, connecting = IL nchburg with
flchmond and Allcghany Railroad
Ills A. M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
making close connections South and outhw CON-
nectlng nj Lynchburg with y. aud W x R daily,
eNceId sunday. with g and a. Railway Pullman
Sleeping bunet cars from New Work and washing
ION 10 Atlanta i'ullmsn Sleeping ~ from MaSh-
thcton 10 New Orleans without change Of cara Pull
man farlor cars nom W sshn gtou TO hts sulphur
o:@S r M-IOUlSNILLE FAST LINE Daily via
nnhiouesNlle To Cincinnati, louisville and ali
ton to Louisville
1910 Z. M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND FxPRFSs
pahy 10 All points, South and Southwest Via Dan
nIie ana Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping CArs from
washington 10 Atlanta and Montgomery Parlor
eafs montgomery TO New Dreans. Pullman Sleep
Augusta. ~
MAl~ss.s Division Train leave Washington nj ass r.
IA. daily, except SUNDAY.
war .nion Trains leave wash ngton NJ 700 a m.
ua,,iy' except sunday. ll:lo q and 5ss5 u.
rrains arrive in Washington: 500 A. m, Southern
Eklrss daily, S;45 am. Strashurg local daily e,-
cepi sunday; s:l5 pm New Orleans Fa.s Mail. daily
Sip pm, Louisville special. daily.
for tickets and Information inquire at Compsnys
once o0l Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave nom
Il. and 4. Stall
nj. SLAUGHTER n mcdaniel.
au29 Sol. HAAS. Trafnc MansSer
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BOOKS. &c

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AUCTION SALES
SCANSON BIOS, Auctioneers,

SsSESa s3s s.. 1sss fFA sEkEsf
SzE SSkkRRssHr r f1Az9 A zs1sx
sETs S AEsu TA s1SSEE N AID T pcH boTREE
is p@A MAEs6 eTHf pEsKs f e z
1I4HhsEE 6 s5 EhA!Sr ESGsoE Fat RACE
ffLIAR ~4 AETEEs sfd5REB1 1AkP wANS
~, HA Ar, ANI oTHER MATTkkssESs '9" A'N'l'
.eb9 ssGsSE GsfRRFNGs ToII LET
GELLENT, oRDERl TnRoHGHoUff r. THE HE
%SE SHG a5sHEs 81 8 R55a
on WEbNEsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
SECOND sai, (, I'D commencing Ct Ten O'CLOCK. we win
sarp to %hich we 1e
B. epen OF on Tuesday,
September LIST, from am. nntl SPIN. au2S-4t
8 BENsINGER, Anctioneer,
% Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La ave-
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
Ssz5Ss. f zSs s$z$s S
pose Of WIN and this ths best method. We have
ed stock Of Wagons. Carriages. Bugges Harness &C.,
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WI SHh sFgASFR q 5HE SesEk
x sss $50 ss.slS
shS tho sIx sishs, h%pdred and o ssS
IF he land the Of the f
Of
PuSc rHEg E II fgns 81 the M On TT
1ssS e.; e the hour Of EVE
m hQ Cit of Ofn in fho niStri OF
Columbia, Wit All Of lot numbered twenty SIX e2sl
Ii .n weSe Of
recorded in Lber III D. c." numbered one G5 at
ors office Of the said District subject however, to
prior deed oftr9st bearing dson the sixth day Of
ords scouting Indebtedness Of three thousand and
IF Sa thu
ST pr cent sn a sa
81 s on the , ninety g dollars Of
~ Terms Of sale onehiEd 81 9fthe purchase
90 months after the day Of sale for which balance
two notes of the purchaser equal amounts be
trust said my satisfaction or all cash at
bred dollars Ppon
D be th o right to the said
eight g. days from the day Of sale AFTER ten do days
purchaser cost. CHARLES H. KNIGHT,
auZ7-d6ds Trustee.
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, No.
230 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court OF .fA
the District Of Columbia. passed the 2Sth day :.
ofJuly. A. ID. 1885. in equity cause No. 1881. .A
will sell at public auction in front of the premises
the following real estate in the city Of Washington
District of Columbia on FRIDAY. THE FOURTH
PAY 0 0E sSE SEE: F 1855 at HALFPAsT
vision made by John W. Vanhook and William w
Metcalf, June 18th 1864 of square ga, recorded
in the surveyors Office of the District of Columbia inn
proved by atwostory Frame House and used as pr-
vate dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
must be paid in cash. the balance In two equal in
stamentS Of and two years for which the Of
the purchaser, bearing interest six per from
the day Of SALE will be TAKEN all cash. at the option
of purchaser The trustee will retain lien OH the
property sold until the terms are complied with and
the purchase money paid in full deposit Of $50
must be made on day Of sale. Terms of sale must be
complied with within seven days property will be
sold at cost of defaulting purchaser Conveyancing
aud recording at purchasers cost.
VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS. Trustee,
633 10Th St NV, Room rs. Corcoran Building
au24-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS.
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T AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE SEWING
celebrated Iightrunnns and everlasting n SE Ie
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready to
work. The range OF work done on this machine can
not be surpassed. A child can nanageit
Sold on easy monthly payH. entss and special dis.
count for cash.
Be sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy
s. OPPENHEIMER BRO,
62S 9th street northwest
st. Cloud Building
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine.
GOOD Machines for rent, BY week or month. All
kinds repaired myl6
GUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYrs
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th st. and
see the New Automatic White It u q little Daisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing. mhl2
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DAILY LINE TO HoREohK AND FORTRESS
Il DEfF
SUNDAY at SS3 NJ Exclusive connection with
at and Sis Pennsyvaaa ave St M ane
hotel. and office Kno1s Express, 9th St and Pennsy
For further particulars inquire at Office 7th street
WY" jy7 Telephone " %. 1s' WEIGH. General Agent.
E FAR To n STE, LADY
az so sadISsY SsS
ssss9so "A M ESss
LNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
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must be prepaid.
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Omce:-l2th st. and Pennsylvania av. NV. mil I-6m
GTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-STREET
O'clock an, for River Landings as far as Mattox
Creek, returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
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mh9 @. T. JONES' Agt. 7th-st wharf
Mt VERMONT MT. VERNON
STEAMER w. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for
nj vernon at ~ O'Clock r. M; returning. reaches
Washington about $50 p m,
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VOU WILL SAVE TIME. MONEY AND AN.
l. noyance by going TO AUERBACH s Reliable Sew.
Ing Machine Rooms. cor. 7th and H SITS New Latest
your own selection Sole Agency for the Silent New
American No IA triumph Of mechanical genius
sure Bear In mind that we furnish legal guar antee
ior nve years with every machine we sell Send for
drummers No two profits: Send for catalogue and
rented, repaired and warranted.
CAUEkBACH. corner 7th and H streets
Next door to Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat
Store. lea