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Bathing At Ocean Grove.

Albany JOURNAL correspondence
There Is IA condemnation of sexes In the
water at Ocean Grove that Is a feature of the
place. The young men anu the young women
go down To- the sea together and march into the
surf hand in HAND, or arm in arm Ii is a rnIe
with few exceptions. They spend much time
in the water holding on 10 one another: yes.
and in loing on the sand for an hour or so n fer
ward II vas not convinced of the decorum
and strict propriety OF everything Methodist I
would not hesitate TO say that think il tho
most lax ana improper place on the American
coast mere The parents of the young peonle
are, or "hat tney are thinking of, is more than
1 can imagine. Pretty is that pretty does' is
a homeiy old saying, but a good many of these
girls prove that the proverb won't stand nm
setting oas 10 read: pretty does that nretfv
Is heard of "a strange thing the first day :,
was there. a Beyy of raw country Urls from
somewhere In the pine forests came ON An ey
curslon- They wanted to battle in, they DO
clarcd they would not appear in the suits the y
saw All the other women wearing. They wanted
III understoodthatthey wouidinever dare 10 LOOK
al their faces In a glass again if they We're ever
seen In such immodest attire So what in
patience name do you suppose they did? They
went down the beach 10 "a shanty with whose
inmates one OF them was acquainted and pra
sentiy reappeared clothed from heads To teef in
linen wrappers. They thought il unnecessary
10 have anything under those garments In
that garo they took the water. Fortunately for
them IL HAPPENED that there were not more
than twenty men and boys at that part of the
beach, but the whole twenty ran after thor,
Laughing and hooting at them when they
emerged from the water, with those paper-Iike
wrappers sticking TO their bodies like so MANY
suits OF adhesive plaster Some OF them looked
like artists models, and some uhose. that wore
calico with "A big pattern printed on IL look ed
more like tattooed sisters of that Greek who
travels with Barnum and whose body re-
sembles an animated section OF q frescoed
wall
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Patching Effect of Water.

Some observations made by u writer in the
Medical and Surgical Reporter. have led him to
the conclusion that, though an excessive imbi-
bition Of very cold or iced water, especially
when one is very warm, is not to be COM
mended, there is reason to believe that the un-
limited use Of pure spring water, at its natural
temperature, is not only very conducive to
health, but has an actual tendency to favor a
fullness and roundness OF body. He further
remarks that whether this IL the result of a
better action on the part OF the digestive assim-
ilative and depurative functions-owing to the
internal cleanliness or flushing of the human
sewers produced by large quantities Of water
or whether water has some specific action in
producing this fullness, IL not known, nor in
deed does 1t signify, since observation confirms
as fact that the tree use OF water does have
this effect
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SOME ONE HAS CoLLArED the following rolf.
erences to base ball in Shakespeare: THE nine
worthless Pardon me IL / speak like a can
NO doubt but that he hath got a quiet catch. -
"IIl have action OF battery against him ,,
"Masking the business from the common eve {"
kind umpire Oh mems miseries." Must have
stop. Had no other books but the score and
the tally "As swift la motion ball" "a
hit very papaels hit 1T was a black. lie
those that win." "Our play Is preferred y
"The base is right" ct Is time we twain did
show ourselves in the field" Taste Your legs.
put them in motion" Ale that runs fastest gets
the ring" Would l were gently put out Of
Office before were forced out"
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In the Doll Factory.

From Casselrs Family Magazine for August
1hefe Is much that may be seen by a visit
10 doll factory, that would have for many
people all the torce OF a revelation. Few prob
aoiy realize what a number of processes are
necessary before even the tiniest of dolls is
ready for the nursery. There is certainly a be-
wlldering number OF suitable substances Be-
SideS the various kinds of wax from the best
EnSilsh To the commOner foreign sorts there
are Spermacetf and various kinds of cnmnosi
tloh; lndla-rubber, guttapercha, wood and rags
not 10 mentlo various judicious combinations
OF these and other materials. But the best dolls
are made only OF the best English wax Then
come the composition dolls which are much
more durable, and some of which have their
la ~, protected by Thin piece of muslin, and
50 on through the whole list. L: is however
the waxen dolls that appeal most powerfully
10 the affections and the admiration of the girls
oil England.
The construction OF the moulds In which
These are made involves some knowledge of
Lionneling. The moulds are made OF plaster
VI farls, the various sections being deity
joined together with such nicely as TO leave
put Few marks of the joints Into this the
lheiteu wax is poured. while still very hot and
a thin film Immediately adheres to the sides of
the mould, which is quickly inverted in order
that tne molten wax in the center may flow
out. But although this rough mask is fairly
complete in point OF outline, much remains to
De done before ii can be regarded as possessing
~ tnP h charms I1 which are commonly believed
ncSSes nave to be smOOthed down, a distinctive
character has to be given TO the mouth and
clieo IN; and we may well cease to wonder that
Shakespeares lover should have written an ode
70, ~ ms mistress eyebrow, when we see the
wonderful effect produced ON a dolls face by
various arrangements of brow and lash. Then
the eyes, which are like beautiful shells and
Though they can be bought by the gross, of any
color and size, have TO be xeu in which is done
by plastering them at the back with a little
SOFT wax. The method OF fastening the hair so
as 10 give 1t natural appearance, Is one OF the
pest tests OF the care with which IA doll has
been made. In the best dolls almost every
strand is attached separately to the wax it.
sell, while in the cheaper kinds wig Is
roughly stuck on the dolls head. This is a
very important point which doll-worshipers
VII properly appreciate, for is not the most
delishtfnl part OF a dolls daily toilette the
brushing and conbing OF her hair? Then there
are many qualities OF hair, from the best mo-
hair TO common flax.
we have said little about the tinting of
ups ana cheeks, processes which involve a nice
appreciation OF effect. So far doi-fanciers seem
10 De believers in the ruddy hue OF health, for
we nave never yet seen an Interesting" doll
with cheeks of the color of underdone nasIrv
But 1t would be rash to speculate upon the
future, lor The new science of taste may vet
ihhuence even the nursery and the doli-trade
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Too True.

Prom the springfield Union.
M Perkinson Of 10th street yesterday har-
aessed up his express wagoL and took seven
zen children belonging 10 his poor neighbOrs To
blaukIngtons grove. where he put UP swings
and hanmocks, rugged fitting boards. and pro-
v!ded a hearty collation. for the younsters -
Now. ~ Mr.. Parkinson had maIiciously backed
his team into the river and drowned the whole
crowd. the item would have been flashed
over the whole country and appeared i'm the
papers with startling headlines
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Something In His Line.

From the Merchant Traveller
$50 you want q situation, do your"
Eyes, SIR"
"HOw much Of an education have YOUR
"Oh, have Just graduated from college," ~
Just graduated. Um-let me see. Well
look here, cant do anything for you myself
but can give you u letter TO u friend Of mine
what business Is he In. sir?'
"Hes manager OF q base ball club"
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jy23-1Ot
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia passed July 10th, A. d. ::
trustee will sell ut public auction in front of
ises. on MONDAY, the SECOND day OF AUGUST
A. d. 1885, at HALFPAST FIVE p. M, the follow
Ing described real estate situate in the city of Wash
ingOn District of Columbia to wit: Part of lot IL in
square 800 beginning the southeast of said
lot running thence west 50 feet the line of lot
thence north % feet. thence so feet to tn
street. and thence said street rs feet to the
point o: beginning, together with the improvements
and known as German Hail.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance In one and
two years. with interest at the rate of per
annum from day of sale, all cash, option of pur-
chaser. A deposit of $500 required at time of sale
Terms to be complied with In ten days Conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost
Jy2ld&ds FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee
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/; Il = III $ : $EE;;EE II

DR.. cHEEvERs ELECTRIC BELT. or Rexeners.
tor h made expressly for the cure Of arrangements
the generative organs occurs. from Whatever cause
the continuous stream Of electricity permeasins
through the parts must restore them TO healthy 20
ton There y NO mistake about this instrumeus
Years Of use have tested It, and Thousands Of cures
are testified to Weakness from Indipcrstiou In
capacity. Lack Of viGor ssernity-in not my trouhas
Of these organs b cared. Do not cQnlbund this with
electric belts advertised 70 cure Ill us noun haaa n
toe. This y Tor the ONE speci6ed purpose Iosets.
calaxs Swing nun incarnation addRss-
CHEEVER ELECTRO BELT On.
an8wAs los Waahingtoa strssk OhioaeA
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RAILROADS.
i AhriM'Rh AND ONO hAILRoAn
Schedule In elect SyNpAY, NAY 3oth. lsse, unit
further notice.
lIIo RAIIRoAn

Leave Washington nom station. corner OF New
=, lsr ch.oaso 1850 an, ana lo.lo pm daily. The
ana Ta.Sso arriving a. ritShursh q; 3S & Chi,
For Cincinnati. Louisville and 81 Louis daily as $50
Sleeping Cars To Shove points. withou, Chang:
$50 p m Is fast limited train CnciBD and 81
- Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged this
For Pittsburgh 1000 a m and s.55 pm daily, u
l,tsoatsh Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
For LyncSbrs S 40 BT1sae Lexington ana
S,snn,on lolo PIN. with sleeping Cars. daily
For lexington and Local stations sac a IA. daily.
except sundny and lo:lo pm. daily
$50 is 30 mo- i2io La AS te-mpyte 5rainl.
for hautnore ON sundays $50. 40 $50 aud loss
AM l;s5, 1850. $50. I;.o $40. Gao 200. s:2a
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
Wah anu oso M daily; 10 a m has Sleeper from
i,a Res TO New Orleans $50 p m. sleeper %
For . annapolis $40 am, and l2lo and 4.so pm,
NOR sy St"uons between washington and BAlti-
and 900 pm ON SUNDAYS a2hS p% s sS 10 o fSs
a;ao; 100 and lloo pm For stations on Metropolis.
pm ., ds. 4; a pm daily SUNDAY for prnci
p saaoxs on M.ts9Poitian Branch $40 am. daily
ln,srmsda.s point. loss AIN 1870 ana ii'ao pun .as
aa2 e1oe ass SUNDAY For Frederick $40 ana
For massrsto~n loco am. and Sal pm. daily. az.
Trains arrive from the West daily. $40. 40 Am
lilo. $50 ana 1880 pm. Little Rock Exp
Prom Annapolis $40 am. and so and sl5 m m
Sunday, 1885 am, 35 IA. Ps
From rom HsTPsI. fsIry aud Valley Railroad. 7:2o.
m dally ann o;So y m daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. SIS An
and S:l5 pm daily except sunday
. Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at S:l0
ESQ. 30, 300, soo and lo:soa IA. I2i3 2.So 3 =
s:2o s. $50. AZ y aud IL 80 y ~ on SUNDAYS a an
go. 300 and POS am. l:3o. 23o ago 5sjo 60
s:so, and l. D0 pm. s
Al trains from Washington stop ~ Relay Station.
except LIS, 3:l5 and $40 pm
For fnrther Information apply NJ The baltimore and
Ohio 1tcket Ofice-W ashington station 6lp And
1901 fenosyiNa avenue, corner If lAth street
where Orders " III be TAX baggage be checks
and received al any point in the city.
Il. DCNHAM. q X IaRp
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. Ijyl7l G. p A.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

hWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH
NInaVe no once In this city can be supplied with
Needles, OILS. Attachments and Repairs differ
enI makes at AuERBACHS, 9Th and Ill SITS.
HE SILENT NEW AMERICAN. No. a. of which
We have the sole agency. maintains its steady march
towards v, universal popularity. being the only high
arm machine without spiral springs and without cog
wheels It's shuttle being twice large formerly
Inc thousands OF people Ia this city using IL pro
nounce the No. as the simplest, light est running
most carefully. accurately and elegantly finished Ut
al it Is the standard Of ex ceence has no equal
The New No does more elegant embroidery work
thah any other Have one sent to your house for
spection and trial. Instructions free kinds sold
rented. repaired aud warranted &. AUERBACH
Je5 Cor. 9TH and II SITS. Telephone Call I222
IHE WHITE is KING, THE ACME OF PER
Il lection la The Category Of sewing Machines A
concentration and condensation hanical cenius
aud skill The range OF work not be exceiied. Ii
Is thng ot beauty and JOY forever Call and IL at
MOND. Manager Machines of all kinds for sale OF
rent Firstclass repairing done. Also Central Office
for The Universal Patterns. See them my2l
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ASof Prizes, amounting 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the Office Of the Company In New Orleans
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Ordef1
rency by Express (at our sxpen.e) adareHe0
-. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, "a
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address Rec
stored Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
1t New Orl0ans. La
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR; AMP MADAM WILSON. HOS PARK
OPIscs nth st.; between and G SITS. ne Essab-
liable services Advice free and confidential y2s-sts
MALARIA, CHILLS, FEVERS. POSITIVELY
N1 cured in to hours by Promptine," "a marvel
ies1 Of druggists soc. frompiine Co. Buffalo, g.
NINE DE FOREST LoNG-EsTABLTsHED AND
a her residence a45 th st. w @ ONCE SoaTs a sSy
Ato pm, with Ladies only. jy1UIm*
,Es Or R rs ekdaH ~ gSINs Bottle
81 ssS1 20 sSs ssss s
.em. eOo 81. HW. jy7lms
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA ADDICTED THAT
Il Or BROIHERs s the oldest Established adver-
confidently consult DR. BRoTHERs yos y st s. eSn
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar TO
ES-im successfully treated
RLANCARD's PILLS -
1pprovsd nv the Academic a9D Of Md OF IRON 20
specially ~ the Medical cee6rsss are oi
the World for scrSiais Iamors King Evil the
nsss fSorsss Of Blood and for rssu
&c aue sa4 unless signed
Z FoUGERA q 90. Ny
Sold by druggists generally spas re n
3O DAYS TRIAL
ELECTRIC VoLTA!G BELT. ana other ELECTRIC
m men xoSGE or %s VIII s send on thirty days
debility Lost Vitality and those diseases ofa persona
nature resulting nom abuses and other causes Sndv
relief and complete restoration ~ health yeor and
manhood guaranteed Send At once for ili,,strafsd
pamphlet, free Address VOLTAIC BELT 90, Mar.
s...-A. InIcAA. tA3UeO
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. .O6 a
Il It 4 W., appeared before me and made oath tsat
ne the Oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this
disease of men ana furnish medicine or mo chsrasr
consultation and advice free any hour during The
Gay. subscribed and sworn before me by fjr
BROTHERS, SAMUEL Z. MILLS, u Notary Public
in and for the II OF G.. this Sd day Of July lSsa
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices in all the Courts Office $50 I,oui-
siana ave- barbour Law huding) Residence I519
ON 81 h.". apS-Bm
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
40 Rooms and 4. Gunton Law Building
412 LOUISIANA avenua
hP~ ,ence. Sl3 L IL NV. mh20
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioussr,
hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIsHrRooM. TWO
ST0KY AND ATTIC BRICK pMELLING
hOISE. 12O6 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WAsHINGTON. DC.
ny virtue u decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, in Equity Cause No. Ill
IL ao,0As George T. Emmons VS.. Susie +. Bepner ~
et a. ana oy virtue Ola deed of trust duly record
&c In the Land Records OF the said District in Liber
oeS F9io 1888 and because of default in the payment
O the deos secured by said deed the undersigned will
ssl as P9eiic auction In front Of the premises.
1850. At FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all that part Of
0Fgnai iot IN square 299, beginning at point on
Maryland avenue a feet IL inches of the north
east corner Of said square, thence westerly Mary
iaha avenue ~ feet inches TO Iaskeys lot thence
in IN southery direction on said premises y feet
nches TO the south line of said lot thence the
south line feet inches wall brick house
on SAID and thence to the place Of beginning
improved by twostory and attic brick dwelling
Terms Of sale: $500 cash. and the residue in three
equal payments, In six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. Hterms of sale are not Complied with
In seven days after sale the property will res0ld at
the risk aud cost of the defAuting purchaser de-
post $500 to be made at time of sale.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee
1yZ3-1Ot 9l6 + street H. w,
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AHEAD Or AL OruEns
The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best an the world. Every
lady should call at office and the variety III
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work Of all
Kinds done without the use OF any attachment In
structions given free at
OPPkNHEIMER Il BROS
52S 9th street NV
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine
Ola Machines taken I'm exchange my2e
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
41-CAPITAL PRIZE, S76.OOO-UA
Tickets only S. Shares in proportion

We do hereby certify that ssspervfse the ayronos.
mems Jor du the Monthly and Quarterly Dro,rfnns
OF me Loutsidnd State Lottery Company, IN per.
thdt ne same are conducted ,ci honesty yainess and
IN GOOD sa,M toGrd all parties. and authorize
S'd'y 10 use this certificate, with J0csii<s 0f orr
StG7tittSCS attached. n its adj yaf,D
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THE TRADES
SPECIALTIES.

M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
N1LlFE- All business confidential. Ladies' and gem
teinen OF cents each. AUS street, between attn and
9th streets northwest myti-ai,ws
lO1LES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES ny
direct treatment without the OF knife caustic
or nGature. Cure guaranteed Can Consulted ~
2l3 Sd st. W. from pm. an2- I.pms
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IORUFOSALS FOR FUEL. STRAW, &c
Il RECRUITING RENDEZvOCs,
924 Pennsylvania avenue
WAsHINGToN, d. G.. July 2S, lsS6
sealed Proposals. in triplicate. subject usual
conditions will be received the Recruiting Rem
devious at No s24 Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. C., until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on the
SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1855, at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders for furnishing and delivering Fuel and straw
and tor services in Washing articles of Government
Clothing and Equipage also for the removal of Ashes
and Rubbish from the Rendezvous, during the fiscal
year ending June 80 1857.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals Blanks and full in formation as To
bidding; etc, viii be furnished on application.
Envelopes containing Proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel. &c. and addressed Recruit
Ing Officer, No. GA Pennsylvania avenue jy2S-4t
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THE EES SSfs NhsT As ROUTE .SprHwrs,
RHSEh slfFFspFP isahks
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sixth
For Pittsburg and the West chicago Limited Express
In sa $50 s Sn rs a sSo a ns daily
Nithsleepine Cars from Harrisburg to cincinnaa
and Ho.el Car to 81 Louis daily. except saturday.
SS seep hsp's ssr. washington S sg
Al Harrisburg with western NAM" Express ne Win
Fa 1000 ,Ss daily and ar 81 1, kSS
and the West. with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For mg.e eaSa1 sa RoShsster Buffalo, N,ssar.
Cars Washington TO Rochester VIM "">s
das lScs su aSSen and EmirA ESQ
For NeS nSr Ia and The East ls 200 and 90 A.
Limited Expre.. Of Pullman Parlor cars. s.4o A.
For boston without change. 400 p N. every day.
For seStS ,R Mn ~ all through trains connect :.
Ing directtransfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For Philaaelphia 5:I5, 300 and 100 A. NJ. 200
s s:d5 $50, lo0o aud lI2o NJ. on SUNDAY.
Limited Express. $40 A. N. and $50 r N daily.
For e sss1m suad ,.,.;, FL, ooo o.o
-, ,aSSi sSS: $50 "a rs s:sS 500 40 ios6
zoo AIS, 600 no oo ISG and and i I'D NJ
For Pope's Greek Line, 7:l5 A. N and S:a0 p NJ
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. .:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and 423 p NJ dailv
except sunday. Sundays 800 A NJ, AIS r.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
Ton RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600. 7,o5, Gas, 1855 and 1855 A.
NJ, 200. 4:25. 4:35 Sol, sos, and I: 81 r. NJ On
sunday at 900 9:25, 1885 A. NJ. sos Il. M
For Richmond and the South, 600. 1895 A. M daily
and 4S3b r. n. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Cos. 500.
1000 1910 a. NJ loo, 3.05, 1923 o:lO 7yOS.
and lo:42 Y. N. and 1910 midnight lcept Mon
day, On sunday n 500 and 1910 A. NJ; 7yOS.
lo:42 z. NJ and 1910 night
tickets and information The Office northeast cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ss
the station, where orders be len for the checkfp6
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and resideuce
CHAs r. PUGH. General Manager
). h WOOD. General Passenger Agent jyl2
"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD Co.
Schedule I'm effect June 20 1885,
Trails Will leave from and arrive at b. a p Station
9th aud b follows:
Leave Washington $40 a. IN daily except Sunday
and 4s4o y. M daily. arriving Round Hill Il "a r.
III. and s:lA tAtn Leave Washington $40 n M
daily eNoept SUNDAY, arriving nj Vienna ..,3 d. IN.
Returning Trains leave Round Hill 6DS g. ma daily
and AT 315 y. M daily except sunday. arriving at
Washington $40 n M. and DDS p. NJ
Monthly and quarterly communication rates LOCO.
mile tickets $2h
80 r. BELL.
1e-S SUPERINTENDENT
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I)ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
TOWN HALL, at LEEsBURs VA
Proposals will be received up TO noon of SEVENTH
day OF AUGUST, 1856, by the undersigned com mittee
appointed by the mayor and counci for erecton
ofa Town Hail. at Leesburg, Va.
he plans and specifications ara in the hands of the
committee and may be seen and examined by persons
desiring TO submit proposals Plans specifications
may also be at the office of Charles H. Reed ir
architect 1O1 10th ST., " Washington. ID. c.
Proposal must be sealed and addressed to the conn.,
mittee. marked Proposals build Town Hall at
Leesburg, Va
The committee reserve the right reject any or all
bids Amy other Information required will be fur.
nshed by the committee.
GEO. R HEAD.
w. b. LIZ NCH,
jy17-1aw3w w W Nixon
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PROPOSALS.

"ASHINGTON, D. c., JULY % lSS6-PRO.
w posals in writing Will be received by the under
signed until SATURDAY, JULY 81, 's6 at u O. clock
pm, for the purchase OF the Stock In and Lease of
premises No 1211 Penna ave- n.w lately occupied
by Justus Hollander. The said stock Consists of
Clothing. Gents Furnishings, Hats and Caps Satchels
Nallses. Gossamers Umbrellas Canes Hammocks
Bathing Suits etc. The right TO reject any and ali
oos Is reserved. SAMUEL BIEBER
Assignee of Justus Holander,
jy2S-4t I2lT Penna ave n ~
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VIZ AsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
w ROADCo.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

V.NOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. AT Z a M as far an
Nonini Ferry and LeonardtOwn aud all
landings. Make all landings every trip.
lon can goto any landing for rs ceuts Stateroous
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