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Summer Retreats, &c.

DlNEN POINT PAVILION
l. Is now open for the accommodation of the pub
lie. In consequence of the loss of IS rooms by <Ss
hre last winter. the proprietor cannot accommo- .
date more than 60 or ~ persons. LII
lie has + FINISHED COTTAGE for rent sit
uated about five hundred yards from the Pavilion
suitable for family who wish to enjoy during the
season the advantages of the Sea breeze and aquatic
sports having ell the convPniences for cooking, ETC.
Terms $50 for the season of months.
The steamers Columbia and Mary land touch at
the Point every trip. W. ~. DIN,
Proprietor.
jy 8-eo4w (Alex Gaz, ,Intel& States)
fNHE WADDLE HOUSE
AT CAPON SPRINGS, Va.
Having rented my interest in the 4" Mountain
House" and taken the above property, am now <sI,
prepared to entertain my friends, and vIsitoTs.t 81
with comfortable accommodations. LII
TERMS:
t'e wIoh '--- .'....-.. Sl<n
second uO. MISREPRESENTATION. 1890
>.
Children and colored servants half price.
yy 7eolm T. :. .BLAKEMORE. Proprietor.
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LOR SALE-The valuable PROPERTY ut tie
l. corner of 9Th and streets. adjoining Col. Sea
tons. fronting 81 feet and 5 feet on lth streets
For terms, &c, apply to ff7 eth street. between T.
and F. II. IL. BOONE, Executrx Of Eiw. Dyer.
deceased. 10 w nn1u,t
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ENOR RENT-That de. irabic RESIDENCE on
= 18Th street between e and II. No. AZ. having IN
1t 4 Furnace, Water and as,with every modern i'm
PrOVement. To 4 permanent tenant rent moderate.
Possession gwen Immediately. Apply to 6. u.
HANSON. corner Of 10th and Penn. avenue, over
Washington City Saving Bank. je 81 eo3tt
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EOR SALE CHI:AP-Anl ON iLeral terms. the
l. following FRAME DWELLINGS, viz One
just finished, and situated on the northwest
of I'D and II streets. in the First Ward; one just
finished. and on the west side of Ist street west he
tween and L. and IN rapidly improving part Of the
city one on the east side of 2th street west be,
tween T. and +, and near EaSbs s Ship Yard; - aud
two. Nos. ll6 and ll8, north side Fast Capitol
street. Also, 1--we more, situated III different parts
Of the city. Apply at No. 52 I'D story 7th street
je 10 POLLARD WEBB.
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VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Te,ober
of Music, having vacant hours Tor a few moro
Scchotars, requests those Ladies who are desIrous
OF being perfected In Ballad Singing, or Opera Nusc
70 lavor her with an early application. Terms mads
ard 10th. and at the Music Stores of Mr. Davis. and
MaiZerott. al. Sun
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IL 81 - Al ER Y I,ssI LII, \ ,I L. !,

MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- SUMMER Residence of Geo. VI BIbb,
about two hours ride from the District of Columbia.
This Farm contains about lIn acres and lies beau
tIiully for division. The owner will sell the whole
part with or without the stock.
On the place there Is Il fine new house nearly fin
lshed, besides the family resIdrnc", u great deal of
excellent fruit. AMI some 'inc horses and cattle.
The place rs proverbia for its healthiuness and de-
lIghtiu water.
For further particulars inquire at hs residence,
corner of FayetIe and Second streets, Georgetown,
ID. C., through the post office of the piBce.
ie 2l-w wciIn GEO. NJ. BlBR.
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NVAKREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
HIGEIA HOTEL,

HYGEIA HOTEL,
IL OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
This most delightful Summer resOrt-the bright
particular locality Of all the sunny South"-AAaA
IS now the sole property of the under $cESY
signed, and will be opened on the LIST of ,st.iE
June next, and each successive June following. I
engage to make 1t to the seekers for health recrea-
tl3, gaety and good living, supremely attractive.
For health. no mountain retreat can lie safer any
season OF The gear IL is exempt from disease IN
August and September and October rs in April. May
or JSlle. Indeed the first three are INFINITELY the
most peasant of the season. The weather milder.
the sea breeze balmer. and the Injuries of the salt
water are Ia be had of finer quality and in greater
proiusion There IS no more inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboart. IL rs strictly true of n
what the poet hath SaId
oh If there be an Ely sum earth, it is this il
is thls."
Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons al
the post, Hon. DR.: Francs Mallory, Drs. SeInple
SnkIns. SheIld: Hope, and Vaughan. .and indeed he
Tl"e medical Faculty resident IN the vicinity of
Fort Monroe, al certify that they ''hnre Rfrsr
knonH case of bilious OF dsus and f,q.sr 10 orr
g,HGts fhsTs, and fhG: TT all seasons IL as shs
hentthTest spot en- the fare Of The eGrtb." (Sre
their certificates IN De Bows Review, Southern
Planter, and American FarmerD
m1y 2d1w&aw JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
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ITO OWNERS OF CITY PROPERTY AND
L CAPITAl.ISTS.-Th subscriber offers to pur
chase and sell Real Estate commission. Having
occasion To viste parts of the city, and critically
to examine every c. ass of property Unusual Opporu
ed. Office corner of Penn. avenue and 10th street,
over Savings Bank.
ip 600 m IN i
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pIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr. w, II. PALMER continues to add new mem
bers 70 his classes. Apply 10 Mr.. PAI,---s7
MER, At his Rooms over Farnham' sG~t4
bookstore, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Prs stt
cay, and Saturday, between and D m
Terms SIS per quarter. snesr
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NOTHING NEW.-By author Of John Halifax :.
v Gentleman, &c. Call and get all the new Books
les FERGUSoN's, tsG nh street.
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INbN n VAN HOOk, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
L 4Niz Seventh street. below T. street, have Tor
sale a number of Building Lots n feet front by sl
feet deep, at the very low price of from 81 Ia 2 -
each-pay able IN small monthly nsialmentS of s. per
month.
These Lots nre situated Union Town, on the
south side of the nacnStIa rIvcr adjnnlng the Ma
vy-yard Bridge, and IN every way desirable for
persons wishing \ cheap, pleasant and healthy lOca-
tIun for q dwelling.
l.ot-holders IN arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds the title to
these Ots Is guaranteed Tree and clear from every
bossiIir IucuiuhTan'e. q RIM
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- RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands Of
life have nearly run out, discovered while In the
fEast Indies, a ceTtSn cure for Consumption,
4 Asthma, BronchltIs, Coughs, Colds, ard General
i DeGIlty. The remedy was discovered by him
4 when his only child daughter, WAS given I'D 10
de. lie had heard much of the wonderful restor
aflve and healing JGaiIiiCs OF Preparations made
from the Fast India Hemp and tie thought occurred
10 hlm that ne might make remedy for has child
He studied hard and succeeded IN Iea!z his WI Sh-
es. His child was cured, and is now alive and we'll
ii has SINCE administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands OF sufferers IN all parts of the world and
lac las never failed IN making them completely heal
thy ana happy. Wishing To do . much good as pos
sbie, he Will send TO such of his afflicted fellow he
ings request at, ils recipe with fGll and explicit
directions Tor making II up, and successfully using
n. lie requires each applicant Ia enclose him one
shIng-inree cents "a be returned postage on the
recipe, and the reme nder to he applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement. Address
DIR. ii. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, \
Jersey City, NJ Il
\. II. DIR. III. James has neither Office nor agen II
IN New \ oTk as some have pretended and adVCr \
tIsed. The recipe Is sent from place hut
10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
may S 3n
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INOR SALE OR RENT.-TIE DESIRABLE
Il RESIDENCE on he corner of 4 and 2St Sts.,
together with the Grounds surrounding 1t. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace. The stable will be sold rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
is ~ 10y l36 feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired.
Also for S1le-The LOT OF GROUND on the
of + and 18th streets, and LOTS on 10Th near
r street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
ap6-tf
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-Thc STOCK,
- GOOD WILL, and FIXTURES Of Il Drug
store. elIghly situated doing excellent prescrIp
tIOn business. This Is an opportunity seldom 10 be
met with, the owner Intends leaving the business
altogether Address Pharmaceutist," City Post
Office. ip 2G-eo2w
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EOR RENT.-A Pleasant SCHOOL, ROOM.
Il with two other rooms, II wanted on 9th street, g,
between l. and NJ, ut No. 52l Also, a STORE
ROOM, on 7th, between III and l. jy 7-1w'
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- 4. hDOk FIX - IkON HALL. BODT
-. SHO r. AND TRUNC ESTA B--dSr
LISHMENT.-Just received thIs day
argc assortment Of the following articles: KHy
FOR LADIES', 49,
LADIES bronze. hlacl and colOred Caters, with
and without heels
Ladies co,ored, bronze, and black French hid
AID hoTncco Slippers
Ladies coi"rcd, nnnze, and hack Caters at 81,
regular price, = ~
Ladies' cOlOred, brouZp, and black Congress Gal
ters, new sly lie, at u - and SLID
Misses and ChlldTen's Caters, Morocco Boots,
and Slippers, all STYLES.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French imported MolIa Vile Shoes
French Patent Leather broad strap walking
Shoes
French hid and Patent Leather Congress Gait
crs, 81 tO 81.
French Calf and Patent Leather Pumps. and
GaIters, - to 50
Bows and Youths French Patent Leather and
Cali GaIters. and Shoes Ofall kinds very cheap
ALSO
Leather Bonnet Boxes and Nalines
All sole leather and iron frame Trunks
LADIES' Dress and Folio Trunks new style,
Carpet -lags and Hand trunks. Call at
=. y. HOOVER'S
Cheap Cash Store, Penn avenne,
lelI-eolm bet 9th and 10th ST. Iron Hall,
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CrlRex or ruoSIors AssAr1r-Dr Hsckeubaoh, OF 537
second avenue brought before Justice wchh 81 the
Lower Police Court, yestsrday, on charge Of feonous
ssaa preferred against him by Conrad Esle Of No 80
Delancey street. The complainant alleges that he
paraeo from his wife time ago. that the defendant
became her protector. and that be lived with her her
husband Complainant had occasion 10 N the
cupied by the doctor hs wife get clothing
longing 70 bis children when the accused became terribly
annoyed and drawing pistol told complainant TO leave
the premises Not aroedipe the request a. promptly
he 2ht have dooc, the defendant fred shot him
and attempted discharge another barrel NJ him The
ball passed by complainant without INJECTING any injury
whatever. The mAssuaie held the accused Tor
ton.
CntpGr or FlfsI pRrrSc7z Caleb v. Travers and G J.
Cannon appeared before Justice Welsh nj the Lower po
Ice Court yesterday, charge OF having obtained 500
iron John Callahan by Of fslso preteuces. The
complainant alleges that the accused promised ~ give him
steady employ men at the rate OF $50 per month II he
would leave deposit Of tito with them that he agreed
10 DO but has not obtained the desired SITUATION
ceived back his sloo. Tho magistrate held the accused
for examination
ARRrsT o. AfIrCED Horn THirrs.-Frederick Williams
and Paul Pebar brought before Justice " borne
the lower Police Court yesterday, charge OF having
broken into the Of Samuel Garrison boarding at
Wykos Hotel IN Green sch street, and stealing from his
trunks some money and clothing valued at sT5. The
cused were committed for uia, in default OF bail
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visit or Bo.son Officials to this city.

deputat from the joint Committee Ordinances Of
the city Of Boston arrived in New York on Wednesday
for the purpose of inspecting public institutions The
deputatop is composed as follows
Alderman Boppey, chairman Of the committee, aud
President OF the Board or Aldermen; CDuucilman + J..
washburpe, Charles Emerson, f. y. Thaycr, Josiah B.
Richardson, Benjamin Pond
Soon AFTER their arrival the depu.on called upon his
Honor the Mayor the City Hall They found him busily
engaged swearing IN policemen, and unable FOR the
10 receive them, 6u, the ervew they had with
him subsequently was mutually agreeable.
Their main object however. 10 inspect the various
lnsiituors the Islands and for that purpose they call
ed yesterday morning spop Godfrey csnthar, EB,., az
the Rctunda The aiabe chair Of tho Board OF Ten
Governors them fall snd precise explanation OF all
things pertaining the Almshouse. the manner OF die
bursnmert &C the interview ia'ting half hour
Mr. Gunihtr unable "a ACCOMPANY the depu,at.on
the sar person but the guidance of Governor
Duke ihsy drove OF TO sixty first street IN and
ed over 10 Backwels Island. where they
spected. followed by the Iunatic Asylum, hut thew de-
clned The ptree 10 the Smallpox Hospital Returning 10
the AIN shouse, they sat down dinner which their bag
ride had enabled them 10 fully appreciate wbrthcr from
wn'cr, all present soon felt like spccchifyiug
Govcrn'r Duke led OF In strain highly com.
plimentary TO tho Distinguished visitors. Alderman
BopDoy replied ct to brute, and Mcssrs. Washbnrne,
Pond Richardson, Thayer and parkman put themselves
the stand likewise Nature Ted, the depuiation
inspected the Peneniary and the PeDiisDtary Hospital,
and watched the prisoners gong tn their tea. Tue day
had thus been passed In studying the various establish
the Kitchens aId every department and detail being tho
roughly examined. EmbarkiDg In a covered brai they
crossed 10 Bellevue 10 pta, which they also In.
specrd, and concluded tho day abors towards seven
O'Clock In the evening They will nspect Randa's Island
this morning, but intend ret ming TO Boston by The AFTER
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Superior Cours-spccsai Term.
before Hon Judge Plsroth.

SHARE oPBRAf1oN9-sufr ufON BOND.
Prt<r g. Eruns Chds fRiis-Tb case was before
the o,urt last term. The plaintiff submitted that In June
1853, the deiendan, gave him writing by
which he promised 70 pay TO him the Let of January
1885, $3.50 for The delivery and transfer OF 21 shares OF
the capital stock OF the Lagrange Mining, Manufacturing
and transportation Company, with interest The defen.
dsnt failed 70 the bond and this action IL broush, for
the smnuni The defence that the note OBJ aimed
from him by false and fraud sn representations: that
the Lagrange property not underah with the qualify
OF coal stated oy the company and that there Ia not within
the mine any hurnous gas coal whatever, aud that on
discovering this state OF facts the defendant offered de-
liver M the Certificates 10 the company
TIE Court decided that The palnn did not falsely or
fraudulenily represent the defendant alleges The
statements which the plaintiff made made state.
menfs Of he opinions and the defendant and his associates
understood at the time. The psntG entitled % 70
of the defendant ~ ,5p2 being Of tho
bond sued upon with interest from lis date the present
time
Mofat No. WIN. n. 1qfa, and Wit--This was q sui, for
the adjustment Of family property, involving large
amount Of real estsie.
The Court decides that the plaintiff has failed " establish
sny Of action stated in bis complaint and the mate
rial allegations Of the defendants proved be
true Judgment n ordered In favor OF the defendants.
rne form Of VIII be settled notice By eHher party 70
the other.
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CASE os DRovNSe-NnANcHorY AFpAR.-A few days
since an Italian lady, Who resides in this city, went 70
Poushhecpsie With bright little girl Of cve or six sum-
mers On her return she missed her child after the boat
had started and 10 her learned from Of the
passengers that the girl had stepped Of the plank into the
river Tho next day the lady employed several men 10
drse the river but the child not found I'LL yesterday
morning, whep some fishermen found floating about
mile from fouehhceysie An nquest was held yesterday
by Coroner nay pr, of Pouehh eepsie.
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Naval Intelligence.

The crew Of tho sloop of.wr jamestown were paid on
the Philadelphia Navy Yard on tho 10th instant me
amount Of wages paid 70 each sailor varied from hun
bred and nfty TO four hundred and any dollars.
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TO rnr rnIrnR OF TIE HERALD.

"dcsirous of giving public reception TO General vii
liam Walker, ex President OF Nicaragua No Que hat
authority 10 fRp my name to the call for public mectn,
Of the people Aforesaid Ito make arrangements for suci
recepnon," which Is published In supdry papers Of 10
day Ny consent was not asked II II bad been woult
have withheld IT, for the that had right 10 jor
In that call and because consider all ouch receptions
as Of no PRACTICAL utility. had an overdose In 1861
when Kos came to the United States ] prefer Il
show my sympathy sith General Walker and the deep In
tefest feel In the Ultimate triumphant success Of th
cause Of which he has been so distinguished champion
somewhat differently and, a. believe. quito as bene
Hcaily. ). d. wEsncUTf.
.If-xr
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The total receipts from various last year
sl2s o.. The expenses during the period
sI2l2o IS There was, however last year balance In
the treasury Of sli 49, which makes the balance nov in
treasury esI as The following the principal ocers
OF tho society
Mrs Mary Ann vell,, First nrecuess
Mrs Samuel j. Bcobce, Second nrectrees
Mrs janice Colgate, Treasurer.
. Mrs. N. T. Russell, Corresponding Secretary.
Mes G l. westerlo, Recording Secretary
The exercises consisted Of singing by the children,
bright little circle Of ateen OF every shade OF color being
present; and addresses by Rev NJ. Wells, Christopher
Reech, J. Thompson " wskely, Mr.. Scott and others
Alter which the meeting separated with the benedcuon
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THE POLICE REVOLT.

Final Secessi0n Of tho Black Republican Cap
tAans-rhs Last Tabieaux or the Revolt
Porter, Curnbull and Diiks Oeciare-tsen.
wye VS. Mayor WoOd-scenes and Speeches
NJ the misunderstanding and Humorous
Separation Of the Rival squads. &c.
The White street Commissioners have wound up the
st act Of their police NEEDY Last evening the curtain
descended upon the closing oeaux Of the revolt and So
eesson from the station houses Captains Porter, Turn
bah and Dks foot up st Of the black republican cap
tas given in the report Of the meeting at Mr. Diapers
Asase, In Fifth The league then indicated, %
Ne pledged and compromised in the movement, vii
,oday exactly the secessons completed py inc
Anal stampede yesterday. They are as folo ws-
pnptain Daniel Car center .... Fifth ward.
Peter Squires ................ Eieventn ware.
Nike ..,..........,. gifteenth ward.
Iurpbull ........,.... Eighth ward
% Porter ....... ,,..,.. Twelfth wxrd.
Spepbt Twenty first ward
h..Io and
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NIAGARA.
AHsHICA. rHfcsrr,
AT AYEsEND.
On SkyunptY an SurpAr,
May 23d and A.h.
sOUTHEAsrERN RAILWAY,
GUAR RprrPN rfCErrs
10 SEND,

LONDON BkfD1E STATION.
NJ ruy rotIovISG rRAtss on sAruRDAy And SUNDAY,
May Lh and 2th
fArrRpAY.-i0:l5 A. N lam, 2P ~, $40 n, 40
+ N. an 2. ", 5t0P N, and rs p NJ
SVxpSv-g n 10 A. NJ, 10 81 A. n, z. NJ, AS
p ,3P ". and 4 20 r. VI.
Available N return b. any rain he same day.
raREs ritrPE ANp Rack.
Covered carriages. second class First ,iass
Ia Ga "a q 81
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A few days since a deputaiion from the bostmen OF
Gravesend waited Captain Hudson, and NJ their
number presented him With address behalf ~ tho
whole class, thanking him for his kndbess In allowing
them 10 take vs,cts 10 and from the Niagara The al
dress neatly inscribed on parchment and res Is 40
follows
To rnr covwlSpfyG OrrfcEr Uyfrrp srLrrs Navy
fglw FRfGArE NIAGARA, OF GRsyEsE~D.-
stR-we the undsrsi ned, free weermen OF The river
Thames residing 0raveserd, spertfuy embrace
the present opportunity OF presenting you with grateful
the Kindness ~ards allowing ~ bring
vsers from shore bo.ri yr noble ship by shlsh
pecupary benefit has sris.n % well conderae
grsihcaou 70 employers Thinking you for bi. iudai
generously granted 10 INDULGE the hope
when your gallant ship upon her srd yourself
amongst the frerds Of home will remember that
when y England ron found unsough among The free -a,er
81 river Thames, both willing grateful hearts
constantly ready 20 acknowledge ae .as, Indulgence called
In arton Tor their benefit
That you SIR may lorg i've not only m he ersrcse ~ ~
nefcent srtN and vrbapiy OF hs have been eIs
bed towards us and hat likewise be me nono 100
pride OF the nobls and independent country 10 which N De
long, The heartfelt PRAYER Of Yours most Respectfully
Here follows he nance VI scms BY m sxu VI NE
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Anniversary OF the CoIored Home.

The seventeenth anniversary Of the Colored Home
celebrated yesterday afternoon at the institution In sixty
hfth street. below First In spite Of the inoIo.
mency Of the weather, there was very fair attendance
mostly OF coored ladies' and gentlemen. Amer reading Of
the Scriptures by Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland, the chaplain AMI
singing, prayer offered by Rev Mr.. Ra. The
nua report read by Rev. Mr.. Wells The annual
port speaks with eloquent regret Of the death OF Mrs Ran
yer and MES Jay the latter having made the first donation
OF 81 00 for the initiation OF the society In 1892 ana the
formation having been perfected house Of the
Both ladies' much TO the support OF the society
during the pat Is years. The city has raised the weekly
allowance OF each pensoner, ten ccnis which will tend
TO relieve the socisy materially. The city Of New York
sends all her coored paupers 10 this Homo, has until
quito recently paid seventy cents per week each for their
support In future tho alo will be eighty each
per week Pensioners received from private families
the rate OF $50 per Tho balance OF the funds
for the support Of the Institution contributed by private