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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-06-09
CHARLES LASSEIlGNE,
Esliteur- RfSlacteur.


Je crois bicn, sur mon ame
Que Ia Bible n raison...
1t quiconquc declAme
Contre ellie est un olson.
CaESsi. dun peu de terre,
Aprts avoir songt,
Diem crea rhomme apterc.
L'homme q bien peu change.
Bien peu! Pourtant In houe,
Dams un sol trop mouille,
Change Ia terre en- boue,
q We'll Adam souille!
Quot quill en- soft, le Msitrc,
Aprts avoir petri
L'homme. le nouvel etre.
Get animal qui rit,
lie Maitrc cut un beau RIVE
IT le rexlisa
Dams Ia blancbeur dune Eve
Qu'il cmparadiss.
1t ce fut de Ia cote
D'AdSm que Dieu tira
La femme un peu moins hautc
Que lhommc, ct egfera.
Aussi. tout fils d'Espagne,
Etant hon hidalgo.
Appclle - compsgne
SH costa, Sic ego.
Mais 81 rhomme lui-memc,
Singulier animal,
Est un obscur problemc
A yous donner du NAL,
Que dire de Ia femme.
o ASIssr! ct comment
Analyuer ton imc
Au moins psssablementr
Car un savant Concile,
Sur 10 cas- aninsa,
I'm cas- tres difkicile-
A Clermont sexprima.
II Iame suspcctee,
Misc en- doutc un instant,
Fut bel ct bien votee
En- latin, cs s'cntend.
Et c'est juste, madame.
Pourfsnt Sslerne . dit:
Muller est en- fsit d'imc
QSod"... Propos bien hardi!
Pour moi, js men vcux dirc
Que le bien que j'cn SaiS
Et je lsisse mkdire 4
Quiconque est peu Fnncais.
Ia femme . damnk rhomme.
Je n en- disconviens pas,
Pour une simple pomzae
A lcur frugal repas.
Msis lie ront psrtagee,
Et, dams CO grand malhcur.
La morale outragee
A connu lc bonhcur.
j. g., jsrdinier
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PROPOSALS.

pRE99PP3SsALs FOB . pSoPPEE TUBING WIRE
OTHER sUPPLiEs..fksRIAss 4. lsss.-se.led
lnbing," wire Rope 'Oils." 'Charco a." Nuts nd
wrenches" and 81 elbow Pine" will b. received from
r.r. Or rsu,.r dealers only ., the Buresu
i ~. Sy D & until tEyfS O'clock A. n. FEB
atey therea ter in the Of bddsrs for the
loMns articles viz $50 feet drawn copper tubing.
goo feet wire roie. rels W. 8. sperm OIL 1000
bushels charcoal. l500 rounds rough heraonsl puta
4 dozen screw wrenches 200 pounds iron washers,
zoo pounds sum-peekns. go gallons pss,sfeot OF.
roll stencil paper, 300 pounds white chalk, dozen
Sii: snS y pounds hor. and pieces
to be delivered with s.y days from date Of contract
yellow pine immediately and the remainder Of above
articles by the 10Th Of Mar h. 1855 All te bids viii
be dectd by lot Offers Will he received for
more Of the shove ment ned articles but must include
the full amou required of such article articles
Ihs bow articles must conform 10 the Navy standard
and pass the usual naval inspec ioi aud reservation
OF 20 per cent will be withheld from the amount Of
each delivery until the completion Of the ntrsct
Bidders are referred 70 the General s'orekeeper Of the
Washington Navy-Yard for specifications, forms Of
offer and all information relative to the articles
CURED The lropo ais must be made on the proper
Ilink forms and hlled out indicated by the blank
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right reject any pro-
posal not considered advantageous to the Govern
nIent tReq. Ord.D JANIS FULTON, Paymaster
General, U. 8. Navy. h-lsw4w
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And cas.s ksso his poor he'd ssssay,

And CAST keep his poor head oteodys
No, strong ~ OAK,
And Of hero's stock,
Booted and steelsd
He rode In tie 6eld.
Germany followed him arm and trua
To him, the Kaiser, the toast is due!
Who il the mannikin, small and still
Scratching maps with line and. title,
Some mathematical professor, who will
Just square the circle little?
No, no,-this man
Smote Austria's plan:
And Gallia's power
Felledin an houri
4 small sised man. with eiant brain;
To Moltka then, glass well drain!
Who is the man In the white attire
And looks - do cavalierss
Most surely gay Pomnieranan squire
WING serves in the Cuirassiersi
No, By his skill,
And his firm will
he welded In IRE
The great empire.
In blood nd iron he made mis- mark,
30 charge your glasses full-to Bismsrcki
john p. JACKSON
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Tn. IscunAsr. CunrD,

HofxrsvrtIH. H. Feb "a 1857.
oentlsmen-eeven years TO . sore DEVELOPED
% my noce from nneer nail scratch. tried
TRs sSs the mot
..;ss saIs s ;Ss dozen III az
sSaa IN n, q.
y.in.;sSis, Hsdis,ns tos i.ais; il ws.s delicate
You" YSs; ss. 4 aWIEwuso,
sPARrAxsUna. s O, April 9. 1887
Gehtlemen-Fort twenty years have had sore
ny lef5 n s1sss 4 had ..S Ssep
al ys.s go Sss.p using rs 5 5. s 4, hr.i i
inss.sS si.s Should ls.ss % t i nsd,cins
months the sore was entirely healed Thinking
that the sya Eas gu: Of my constitution, left
after. very si int bresiinrout appeared. at
once beesn again on s. s., and now that is
Il has done me more rood than ali the doctors
and other medicines ever took.
A. 4. sHAxDs
WINSTON. N. c., April IL, 1887.
Gentlsmen-Two or three years ago . cancer
on and sS9R SessH was very
s., which have continued to the present time
with the hsppiest result. The cancer has
tirely DISAPPEARED. there being no evidence or
symptom Of . cancerous character left. Ny
general health 10 good now, and my Appetite bet
ter than 1t has been in years. am 81 years old,
and to-day am working in the field planting
corn. Yours truly,
JONAS LrMnnAcH
Gentlemen-I had . sore on my upper lip for
eight years. Seven different doctors attempted
in vain TO heal it. One gave me q small vial for
five dollars, which was certain cure" II In
needless to say II did me no good About
two year, ago became quite uneasy a. people
thought had Q cancer, and took Q course Of
eighteen bottles Of 8. .. 8. The result has been
Acomplete cure The ulcer or cancer healed
beautifully, leaving scarcely perceptible scar
From that day have been In excellent health,
the Specific having purified my blood thorough
ly. increased my appetite and perfected my d.
gcstion. In . word feel like . new woman,
and, best Of all. the eight-year ulcer 10 gone
drely. Yours sincerely,
MRs. w. P. CANNON.
Trenton, Todd Co., KY, Feb. %. 1887.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free
THE SWIFT sPEcrFIc Co..
o26-w6sl Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga
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Il knew him we'll {" the Old man said
I'VE we're together III the f,xht
1 with Tue Left when the charge was led
The urrAl, vi course. bad the Rixht
i stood by his side" the old man said
Nh-u a bullet whizzed down the line.
Scarce forty feet from the Generals bead
And but httle farther from mime.
Did blsnch At the Storm" the old man said
All. siI. .. e br4ssst may:
And from cksldhOol up I've been slvnys nfr>id
OF finding myself In the way"
As friend of the ia len chief
AM UlazoD thy name beside that Of the dad
IL o glorious Alto reliefy~
Way. his friends we're many- the old man aid
"A ter di.si notion I want
Jus: sAy I'm the ole who when all wAs done
Wrote 10 'RacOllecrions Of ,srxnt,'
-SAARLKs HKxaY wrpR.
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rrOu1 tue hAnsAS Clty llmeS
St. Johns mine, In Summit County, COL, was
purchased nrte years ago by an English syndi-
cate for 100000. Near the mine Was located
magnificent castle, which was filled with servants
and which was used only TO accommodate the d.
rectOrs during their annual visit. Tod there Is
from $3,O0O,O00 to 81, QUO 600 IN sight. The Colo
rLdo CenLrai mine has been worked for twenty six
years aud now employs betw Gu two hundred and
three hundre men. The mine has Already paid
e7OOO,0OO In dividends, and tunnel has just been
sulk Into the mountain 5000 feet to facilitate the
work. Senator Hearst, who Is interested In nearly
all the principal mines in the West, has not lost
dollar In mining In fifteen years Two miners To-
Gated the Comstock mine and gave II 10 two Penn
sylvania Ol men for debt ( $500 which they
owed. The OIL men I'D not want to take 1t be-
Cause they did not bell We l. OF ahy account. Less
than four months ago the owner refused 5000, 900
for 1t, and to-day there Is &75,O0O In slght. ne
Lady Franklin mine was originally sold TOR 81, 900,
and very short time ago III purchasers sold one
half Oh 1t for 100000. The Brusn-heap mine was
discovered b. Two Joys, and was developed by
their muscle. 1t now pays an annua dividend OF
$4,000. The Virginia mine a. King was owned
by Charles wallace HIS wifi turned the drtll lOr
MIN until hey struck 1t rich, and sold out for
fl25, 600 cash.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEmNOON.

THIS AETEnNOONs
GEO ". sTIcKNEY. Auseoneef. eS6 Y.
CaANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SHsStk iHn1HhsB AN hS sfREEEfs S5Sfa.
WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the suprsme Court Of the -
Dsstrct Of Columbia, paseed IN equity cause No. 5
the premises, on FRIbk AZ, fEBRtkkY TENrH.- A
d. 1883, At COUNTERPART FOUR O'CLOCK p. ~.
lots and IN Browning and Woodward's subdivision
Of lots and tn square BAY. with tins improvements
And on SATURDAY FEBRUARY ELEVENTH
isoSM SANE HOUR. part of lot .. square go IRONY
inS 81 feet inch on New Jersey avenue between
and streets northwest, By depth of 81 feet with
the improvements thereon
Terne Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal insallments pays
Die In one and two years with interest from day OF
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold
terms Of sale not comp led with in ten days the
chaser.
a dsrosit Of $50 on each lot VIII be required when
property IL knocked down.
All conveyancing 1t cost Of purchaser
u. hABALle Trustee, 134 4 st. NV.
..o. WM- p. LYONS CourtlArd st.
3a2s-dhds baltimore. Ma
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED As TO LOTS
% and Square $40, 70 FRIDAY FEBRUARY
So TO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY El9HTEENTH.
1855. Same hour and place.
III HkSS kSIn NAL. I Trustees
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For he was an Englishman.
From John Bulls Ar ~.
An English general In reviewing corps OF cav.
airy, suddenly stopped before splendid looking
FELLOW and asked abruptly:
(which Il the best horse In the regiments"
"Number forty, SIR"
"What makes you think he is the best horse? ~
He walks, trots and gallOps well; Is Z good
jumper; has no vice, no blemish; carries his head
well; Is In his prime"
And who Is the best soldier In the regiment?"
Tom Jones, SIR"
"Whyf"
Because he Il an honorable man, Is obedient,
tidy. takes good care OF his equipment and his
horse, and does his duty we'll"
and who Is the rider OF the bestlhorse :"
atom Jones, SIR"
"And who Is Tom Joneef,
81 am sirn
The general could not help laughing, but he gave
Aeovereign 70 his informant who received II WITH
out moving q muscle"
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THE PIERCING WIND.
TIE suFT-FALLING SNOW.
THE PELTINa HAIL,
THE DRENcHINo RAIN
Have each and every given full benefit for the
This combination Of diasgreeables soes long way
toward establishing the fact that the Ground Hog the
as to the wsasher is nors sban sns err SUPER
stiton. rDtn Of the dire probability Of cOntn
1snce Of stormy wintry weather for the i've weeks
Pardon u. Tor reminding you that you should be pre-
pared tor such AN emergency-that
GOOD CLOTHES
are much cheaper than
DOCTORS BILLS
agreeable employ ments than forcing down nauseous
viii buy an excellent storm OvERCOATst
VICTOR Z ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
eS.75
viii buy strictly ALL-w WOOL SUIT OF CLOTHES as
VICTOR z. ADLERs
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
s57sA asS oS sSS5S Fl q f5S ~
MN :n sas
s a.n. Ss
clothing has never been able to reach their level
There is always saving Of from IS to 80 cent
VICTOR Z ADLRR's
Ten Per Cent Clothing HOUSE.
Strictly One Px1c&
Open Saturday Until Ii p m. IFS
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TrOm the bOstOn AdV6ftstr.
Hearings are being held at the State House re-
garjing an order offered by Mr.. Hayes, Of Lynn,
and r inforced by petitions from various parts OF
the state. The bill Is intended TO simplify arrange
ments for voting BY having the state furnish all
ballots, which shall bear the names OF all nomi-
nees, with a vacancy for the voter to write the
names OF other cand dates, he going into boot h
and checking on with ink the names for whom he
wishes TO cast his ballot. There would thus be no
Observation-Disclosures at the polls no 'stickerS" and
none OF the improper surveillance which Ii now
frequently seen at the polls. The plan IA simple,
and II already In use In Australia Canada, and
EranCe-
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Popping to = school Marin.

From the Boston Courier.
"Yes," said the young man as he threw himself
at the feet Of pretty school teacher. 81 love you
and would 60 to the worlds end for you" "You
would not 20 to the end OF the world for the,
James The world. or the earth as It Is called, Is
round Ike ball, slightly fattened at the poles One
OF the first essJns In tn elem ntary geography Is
devoted 70 the shape or the globe. You must have
studied IL I" hen you were UOy." .'Of course uid
but =" "And 1t Is no Ion ,er theory. Cfrcum-
ndv1gatOrS have established the fact" IL Know
but what meant was that would do any thin Z
10 please you. All! Minerva, II you Knew the
achln. vO d." "Ihere Is no such thin as a void,
James. Nature abnOrs o vacuum, but uniting
that there could be such a thin how could t.ie
void you speak OF be void II there Was ache In
it?" ''Well, at all events" exclaimed the youth,
1--WE got pretty fair balaEce IN The savings bank
and want you to be my wife. ThereW swell
James, since you put 1t In that ght l."
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nUNCANsoN BRos., Auctionesr..

GaANDELIERs. BRO Szk AND 0THEk Fia-
FAlsffEas sSahAth xkS TskA R sk4
eeAEEsTs Ap p SsE In BENG M i ta5ihkk
oS rs a 81 d. s
sf Is rf ss cur
sSss' md I'D as
and We name In part:
Az Minister Carpet PsrIor Suite. crimson and black
satin NJ T. Gut I.biss, Blsci md 0lit ysrdiniers,
Gilt M.ntel Mirrors, OH! CornlSss. Crimson satin
Gil Easel rrnsh sss Mna
and Brown own Rep p.rior Suite, y Walnut Centre
M.ns;l %i;Ssr !ss Fer al.:. s,.S Marble Ton S CIT
stand %. Pantings chronos. Water Colors. Ensrav-
c.rn., rr.n., RRINISG:koSM: go.
Dining liable. Walnut Eiexere,> siS Leather dining
Chairs and two Arm Chars Fruit Pieces, BRONZE
cites, GsnteI Set wind pr.peIiss md cerni Hs
Pier Mirror Dinner and Breakfast Set Plated Pitch
wilton HAL and Stair Carpets Rods and Fixsursa
-. 60 BED ROOMS.
fsSIs inrf.S k a.s
Chair. Rocking Chairs, side CHAIRS, Ros+wood Music
Hair Mattresses, Pillows. Bsnks q Spreads Linen
0ttomap ss, Fancy RIss Sorncs RrsLsrss 0sp.
nut Mardrob,s Seer. tary. wilton Rugs. Paintings
Clocks. Sewing Msehinss T.lnp. end OAK n Set
KITCHEN UTENSILS. AND FURNITu RE window
lie sale will commence with kitchen utensils &C.
IN basement House opened tor inspect Oh morning Of
i ht5%' cash d soSkEE s. bBGR65wS Trustee.
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A Year Ago.

A year ago? Let's see
was In love We ir ago-
All me!
So helplessly in owe.
And she!
Who taught my heart UGH it did not know,
Aud Kept Its strings forever trembling so-A
And said she loved me too
year ago
The days were just like these,
1he same dark day s year a9o:
he trees
Were just as hare then,
And the bre 70
Blew just ~ drearily-ail tuis know,
And yet 1t seems that Nature wash So
Sue didn't truwu AS much
year ago!
-Neu York Mercuvu
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The Corpse In the safe.

Anything more distressing than the untiroeiy
death OF q little boy OF seven which Is lust re-
ported from Paris it would be hard To Imagine
The only son OF French tradexman was playing
II bis fathers room, when he perceived that the
safe was Open In q spirit OF boyish fun he rot
into 10. Presently the father Came into the room
and. before leaving for his days woak, locked the
safe, the child keeping silence the while. Soon
the little fellow WAS missrd- Ths police were
called In and o hue and cry raised Next morn
faz the father opened the safe-to nnd his son q
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valensiae's Nay . Century Ago.

From the IT. LOU Critic.
A young lady away back In the seventeenth cen.
tury. In letter to friend, writes: Last FRI
day was Valentines Day, and the night before /
got nve bay leaves AMI piuned four OF them 10 the
four corners OF my pillow and the fifth to the mid
die, and then, II i dreamed OF my sweetheart,
Betty said that we should be married efore the
yea Wac out. But 10 make 1t more sure DOiied
an egg hard and took out the yelk and filed IL
with salt, and before ! went to Del ate IL shell
and all, without drinking or speaking after IL. we
also wrote our lovers names upon bits OF paper
and rolled them up In clay and put them INTO
Valentine. Would you think Of IL? Mr.. Blossom
wa, TO be my man. lay ab d and shut my ey es
AL the moin ming till he came TO our house, Tor I
world"
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New Figure In the German.

A New Figure In the German.
From the St James Gxzetta
A novel feature Was introduced at President
CARROTS last ball It 10 called o new "ngure u
though It Is rather species o, game-a contest Of
agility, In fact between the male dancers who
alone take part In IL; the prize being waltz with
the lady who gives the signal for It. This she does
by launching toy balloon 10 the air. and the sal.
tatory competition which II provokes among the
young men In their frantic efforts TO reach the
miniature aerostat and secure the prize " said to
be extremely divertinR.
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Royalty TraveliaG Simply.

London WOrId
Princess Louise and Lord Lorne are staying at
the Hotel Royal des Errangers, Naples, where they
1--we In simple, unostebtatious fashion, dining at
TIE public table, and otherwise practlcing q rigid
economy. The princess and her husband Travelled
quite privately, and On their arrival at Naples
walked 20 the hotel The manager, however,
recognized the princess and offered the suite Of
apartments on the rst noor reserved for notabes;
but these were decnned, az likewise Was the sug-
gest.on teat bis ulustious guests should eat In
pr.yate-
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From the Norwich Bulletin.
II Russian girl marries without her parents
consen, she can Be sent to prison and deprived Of
her share OF the fanily property. One effect OF
this grinding desporsm Of the car u to reduce the
number OF Opponents In that country. People
this country. A girl who elopes here IL given q
Column and half day In the newspapen for
several yearA more or less. and immediateiy be-
comes q national heroine
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Il AR1Es,,
s16 Chestnut Ct
A FINE NEW ETCHING
From JAS. NJ HARRIS Picture
Tin rueful gaze the cattle stand"
p. Moran's latest and most important work.
"PLOUGHIN0."
WHITE WINGS" new, after Chapman;
Jules Breton's LAST RAY"
Hais's great work, "PAMPELUNA," Spain,
aid numerous other fine
ETCHINGs and ENGRAvIN9s for Bridal Gifts and
Home Use.
MIRRORS. PAINTINGS, TASTEFUL PICTURE
FRAMES, CARD and CABINET FRAMES
All the ROGERS GkOUPa"
JAS 8. EARLE b SONS.
n7-m,w,s6m No. Sl6 Chestnut St. Phila
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Sne tsingie Of course): "Even the birds seem to
De happier running IN coupiex"
Ae q bachelor, suddenly remembering II Il leap
better LILO
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Mexican Girls ola ~ Thirsy.

A Is the case with the sex In Ill tropical coun-
tries Mexican womanhood comes early. At the
age OF twelve the senorita Is very knowing. At
fourteen she u mature At sixteen she Is ready 70
take up the duties OF married life. AT twenty she
1egins 70 oe TOO plump. AT TWENTY-FIVE she feels
the need Of art 70 assist nature At thirty she has
ceased 70 be Interesting for her beauty. Too much
nesn. with consequent coarsenesA % the usual
trouble An anttfat remedy ought TO have crest
run In the land or the cactus.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctione,r.
TRgsIEE,s SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET p1n EN0KIH nv APP Pr. kNoMN AS THE

~ ~
STREET NORIHMEsT AND Known AS The
OLD PORTION OF wELCkER'S HOTEL
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of trust -
dated the 10th day Of September. A D. ls73 and ( n
recorced in Liber No. 138 folio S. ei SEQ. one oi
the land recoris Of the District q conbis ana ct
the request OF the party secured thereby. will Ter
f.. sas s gublie auction in front % the premises ON
RUARi. 1855 st HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pm,
the described real estate in the city
Of washineton District OF Columbia that is 10 cav.
Lot numbered eleven H. in Dsvidson's subdiviscn
Of par of square numbered two hundred aud twenty
eewo tss2l frontins twenty Eve l25l feet on 18th
street and running back with that width hundred
and twenty even lls7l feet 20 ten lo) loot alley.
Terms OF Sale; sum sufhcient 10 pay Oh the In
debtednees eecured by the said deed trust amount.
ing 70 $4,000. with interest coats. Insurance.
premiams and all other proper chArres anouptins IN
At twelve Sl2l and elxheen ls) months Tor which The
notes OF TIE purhaeer tearing interest from the day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust the poverty
chaser Adeposit Of $500 viii be required the time
OF sale All convefsncinH and recording ct hAser-
cost. Terms OF sale TO be comp with In thirty (3o
days from day Of sale otherwise the Trustee
the right to resell the max and cost OF the
purchaser after hve CD days advertising In he Even
ing star Newspaper. RICHARD ". TYLER
n&-dkds Trustee.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

l>oh NvkkVLk Old PUNT AND Thk sUUTR
steamer GEORGE LEARY leave. wash,assos
Aolda,. Mednssd-y an sI.a,y st pm
o. 8 pm. and sunday 1T pm
Steamer Lsary lands q Pnsy Point g0ing Andrstar8
Mosslsy lands ss cornnsld Harbor suane snA rvsars
ing.
Kno1 and Loyds express win call spd chsck ssf.
gage 81 hotels and private resdcncsa Isaeveaee~eA
Lesry. s45-3 AOs-.ey. - fsre. ~.
W.. WkL,H, sult.P D. %.
GEO. X PHILLIPS. SUIT, and D. G. Co
MT. VERMONT Mt. vEkNoN
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves wharf daily texcept sunday for M
Vernon and hver LAAdin1s q far down - olymont =
10 O'Clock q N kSturnanG. rsachss Meaningless
sl6 l. l. bLAkk CApeAih
UlOR POTOMAC RIVER LAEpIN0A
( NEW IRON sTkAAEk -MAkEllElO
Leaves 9TH q wharf on MONDAYS 1HCksDax
md sAIURDAYsG Am. h~turninl ISnspAH
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY p m, touching % kivsr Land
ira e far - komini crses, curraoman. w. nd g
Clements Bay, Ma Connects WITH epo y. n
Shepherds. Bee schefula JOHN Il fApSkIT. AT