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N.SW5m 4. X. EANCET. in.
NcUAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. j.

Ia5- woll-kuown and fayoritc house, having been
.rHnclly renovated and improved, has been re
opened 10y the undersigned as Il
FIESI-CLASS. FAMILY HOTEL.
THE OCEAN HOUSE
.--.'acd within fifty yards Of the beach. IT oilers
..t,riur advantages Ia families account of
...nt and thu high character of it, guests, and ii
a.' nc kept strictly homc-likc in every respect.
~INENTY-FfNF NEW BAylllNG-RO0MS
g.. 3. been added and many other important I'M
.tu,rlurutS which win contribute greatly 10 the
,..a3art Of visitors.
T#s pruuriuturS have had several wears cXpC-
.,lwc In cape May hotel business, and have Sc
H.'t lrlpwmCh VIII equal that OF any other house
.. '., island.
ryrr. effort will hcmadc I" give satisfaction 10
. who may favor the Ocean House with their
sH-sr mage.
Is rormerly. no bar on the premises.
Fer rooms, &C.. address -
IYCETT & SAWYER.
fuEN ". LYCETT,
Ut,.py W SAWYER ic o5-tAnl
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nOARDING AND L0DGING.

rf1IE 81. CHARLES HOTEL NEW
| MANAGEMENT.
- PEP DAY So PER DAY.
ruI, popular house j. now open for the rccep-
'.vu Of visitors. The new proprietor, Captain
CHARLES =. BIGGER has made great improve
r..ut. and is prepared tO give his friends ana the
Iuhiic generally an old Virginia welcome. cox
NFR N MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
4. ..hturud va iy lI-lm
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~ II Z CELEBRATED CALLOGHAN
! STAND. IN ALLFGIiANI COUNTY.
VIRGINIA.
This STAND, one and Il quarter miles from
Browns depot, or the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
-...I. h,, been well and flvorably known to
r.-i'ur, TO the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
uDis century that description OF it-its locality
.H8 ~urrounGucS-iS deemed unnecessary.
d b. How opened a a SUMNER RESORT. Such
person, and families rs desire the comforts, the
tvym,ntS. and the quictncsS OF home, Will find it
very pleasant place.
VISITORS ET RAIL viii always find Il convey
.n.o IN waiting at the depot, and those coming III
private rouvcy;,mccs ample livery for their horses
.Ht sheds for their carriages.
DINING PARTIES from the White looming
3.Hu 10 the morning and returning in the evening
i-.IuI will always find CunEcYanccs III the depot.
Sulphur SPRING near hy viii enable the
proprietor 10 furnish his guests with water equal
/. gil respects to the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not sur
p..-.d by any similar house in Virginia.
F'---lm WILLIAM j. DlCkSoN.
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LII KINDS OF PRINTING nQsE
"A. IN TIE REST STYLE OF TIE Al5 d
THE DI SPATCE PRIST1SG-AQCaki
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\ PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
Il CHESTNUT STREETS, ,PHlLADELPIilA.
me Undersigned having leased this house. SO long
,' !a'oraily known under the proprictorshlp u
sArl It throughout in the most elegant manner IL
a'% open FOR the reception OF guests, with all the
'go!u,mcuts Of u frst-class hotel.
!. 3. BUTTEKWORIH CO,
lay Ism Proprcturs.
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- ItN DN1. 20 LIN D@h T.
: RICHMOND, VA.

KIIHMUNU, FtA'
The Undersigned, having leased this the only first
ras. hotel located on Main street, and within one
.ns.rc Of the capitol, pOst-oilice, custom-house,
u,t'rc and the great northern and southern rail-
..aG,pois. respectfully inform the publlc tlat IL
g. Now OPEN. II will be thoroughly fehoFa-
n- and rciurDishcd 10 some extent. -,
ia.- hotel Is world-rcrOwncd as tho headquar-
H". ol the President and Cabinet oiDccrs ol tic
.ty Crnicdcracy II also contains the historic
"r1n. Of Presidents Davis. johnson, and Grant,
aat tAlcI Justice Chase.
Iar travelling public are cordially Invited 10
@.,' their home 1T The SpotSwood where they
#.lEud every comfort and dcicacy that this and
tr markets can supply. -,
LYpTcss and Tclcgraph Office in the building.
!. N. SIBLETT,
C.. j. LUCK,
w. Is. BISHOP,
myG Proprictors.
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News from Csba-Omeial Dispatches
from ADMIRAL Hon

Dispatches were yesterday received at the
Navy Department from Rear Admiral Hoff,
commanding the North Atlantic squadron,
dated flag ship Contoocook, Havana, May 0,
1869, stating that he was about TO leave
there for Key West to relieve the United
States steamer Narragansett. He had re-
ceiyed information from Commander File
brown that the English steamer Salvador,
Supposed Cuban privateer,) that he had
been watching for some time at the instance
Of the Government, had cleared for st..
Thomas, via Nassau, without arms or NUM-
tons Of war Of any description. Everything
was remarkably quiet. The Spanish author
lilies seemed confident Of suppresslng the re-
bellion before the expiration Of the year.
The rainy season now coming on precludes
the possibility OF any active operations. The
probability is that no news OF importance
from the interior, Of the movements ofeither
party, will be received at present.
In conversation with Cubans who were at
one time sanguine OF success, he found that
those about Havana were dissatisfied, from
the fact that the revolution had not been
conducted In q manner to coincide with their
views. There Is little or no Organization
among them, although they claim that the
cause Of their present inactivity is owing to
the forces being exercised and instructed In
the use of arms preparatory 10 an active
campaign at the close Of the rainy season.
Generals Cespedes and Quesada are acting
independently, and have their own separate
forces and adherents. Mr.. Hall, our consul
general, and the commodore of the English
fleet seem TO think that the instruction Is
being crushed, and that In a few weeks 1t
will consist Of nothing but irregular bands
of outlaws scattered through the interior.
The Peruvian monitor Monee Capac, re-
ported as lost, has arrived at St. Thomas,
and the crew of her conyoV the Monteray
spU anu ' soms lime since nv collision ssiisd
from Havana on the 5th instant In French
steamer bound 10 New Orleans. The Spanish
admiral, English commodore, and captains
Of Swedish, North German and Dutch men
of-war, have arrived within the week, called,
and the customary salutes, military honors,
courtesies, &C., exchanged.
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III-. INV Yonx rAnrrra.
Nav Yonx, MAY al p.m.-lJotton quiet,
steady. Plour auist but s9s.a22 u"k hsW
quiet and weak, poninsliy NlSiiis eents.
Corn advanced, demand hif, slST cent.
and stcsdyi isslSisi cents, Pv,s anIe, q. and
steady, All. Got,i Al M 's qu'e' 'nu
BIITisoss xAax.r.
ket for FIour eontinns. var 49,, ny 10.
eraliv heavy. The ssie. to.1.vf sns,,, ~. III.
some zoo to 100 bbls' Al m an N p In,p Az
for Flne. a TSssG AZ e., w..,.. ~, ~ w.
per, Ia IL for ~ Estps n ssSah ,SpIs su
tr,. Il soeDt1 rs 10, How.sd s,ss., wrns,ae' 81
70 Der Dbl Tor 40 Famiiy IA"'' ""u
cco ~, hsi. ~, ~. n., nho,,n,ns we're aoou,
les m. IN Il aif III. ogs,in.. auIl, sna
PTices' hawsssr ean,ins.. ,poseu o,.
quoted. sale. compri,s White Al n "a, ,sa a,
shoies ao' I. W y MAJ, , 10 and prime TO
Corn~yas n iisn, .nno,v mi. 49,,
4, H,n ar ,sSs':. And :is.sy a s.:,sia.s'.
use mo ,iix .aid - NV, eu vushes
81 cent, for ,eiiov 'or "n'e' "ua
0aii,eWe continue IA ouo,. Arm a, ,sa1s
cent. %, nttms Ths .e.SS,n,. n h ~ ' n.y.
tsis mopnins nd M ..,es pos vere ve,y mgnt
were made ~ "'''" "'"''V"'"s
Cosse'%Th. mako, son,,,,.. r.,x a,u ia,
Ssx ". spos. neal snia Of nr 10 SAFE: whvsr To-
10, Rio m hand ioss nj AMI WI w,
iSto Tor d,ip 10 sSnd ii a. guy nt p pa ,eS
Ths .,,.t ~ NJ pn,,, s so JMa z1vI'e'
Mais..,. ~ 80, oy ,,h 1870 onss
..tann. -. na, sp n supp,r' nnu ss
a. "a ~ ,na sn' ~
"a .nnt. ~, sHun.v, scsSst ~. r., M,. 80
po,ta piea =. {eSs,o 80, 80 X g,ni,r 49,,
.tasssfa 800 , vv ""u S"s'n ANAnu
NM T,sS "pf,a.. az a,n,,.,-., .,,
onote a. foiIows Si,, nrown.,,,y ,ss",s s..,i
and MIddIinS. a, assSa5 s.n,s NJ, hn.H.I 's'
pra,isinns sTho o'gS 100. - pat t,pn,,.
In any re.nect snd nav hs ,natna AMI liz
nricea IN sena,.i .,.asn, ~ an.s,n r wn
|. stiil a fsm.ns 10, hnip ~, hns -. ~.
of no .sics Shn"ISers az hopS arm,n q,
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THE RISE IN CoAL.-It Is boldly asserted In
several journals that the coal companies Of
Pennsylvania instigated the strike which
of that State for the purpose OF raising the
price of coal. We can hardly believe there
Is any truth In the statement. 1t 10 further
stated that, as far as can be aseertalned,
nothing has been done by the companies
toward effectipg compromise or accedlng
to the demands Of the dlsaffected workmen
It Is thought that they will hold out for a
long time, and accept nothing less than the
teen per cent. The strike will no doubt be-
come general.
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The question now is, what is the Cuban
situation' After sitting this question, and
examining 1t to its foundations, we are led
to this conclusion, aud We come to under
stand 1t to be Just about as follows:
The patriots are shut up In the mountains
with but few weapons and but little ammu-
milton, and with no food but animal diet
Vegetables they have none, and there is no
salt nor any of the other necessaries of life.
OF course, this being the condition of the
rcvolutionists, the Spanlards hope shortly to
starye them out. On the other hand, the
reyolutionists hope that the hot weather and
the yellow fever will fight on their side. In
few weeks there may be some change, and
We can but hope that 1t will be In favor Of
the Insurgents. Our sympOthies are with
them,
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- N A -
pr,,.r ., E.yn p ,sn basEs.l
D0SSAV VI Az NAY, jsss'
Sealed proposal. tSr zach sls'; :spaTSr!sy In;
ss u: 4. !y ss 81 s
Teaass. juns a,S for and dsissriss
.s.. .mS. SssS .sh ne asS
with the form q offer add guarantee, Will be fur.
sT ' any or al q he eissss. named her 70. 81
Sy the psyRa.tsr nearest thereto. or BY The Bureau
DE osrs, no Sia oil Be re- sfpssi Siiei eOaiaias
aSr SS SGsh e. and s Il
Az sdg &c Srqs Az and igs
s az G" srs sf Issrrss to the printed Instructions
led that their offers should DO made on the prntsd
lime q reach heir dsstnatca Ssfsts The Tine ss:
pTes for receiving thep; no btd pni bs consiiered
no Giiotoancs oil Dc nidds Jor Jailursg GL he
mail All offers must be aeconpa 1ied b. the bid
SdS.r Ss state dg sGP %sst asa
once he desires all his bills to be paid,
tine ss Pssf ns sT' BEN; SRsR:$$ s'fS.: s
printed envelopes. furnished BY the Bureau. In.
uOttou mus .ITUPpouto w. "oos
HSrd SN1 he Ghls S@ f ufs.s " q a.
'9a eSsf sssy DiSp &" I..Say
must be ssrtihsd to by tbs, Assessor q inisrnsl
articles will be required to DO delivered, II any
dsrs viii ascertain promptly vhsthsr sasL article
s S s. Bas Ss
once, before bids shall DO Tseely,d: .n
.p aas ilfi g. | ssassd ' sSSSf % %
Ernai Revenue for the district in which they re-
All offers not made ia strt;t Conformity with the
The classes OfthiS Bureau are numbered as fol-
Glass No. l. Bricks, No. 2. stonsi Nc. s. Yellow
oa s' and Hara %ood so's. White Pas. spfaos.
SS s 9 ssa s % rec VI I
s Ss .s a. 6i.s's H. SID 10 i,
sas$ST Ne EI IS sasosS S 81 M' I'd
R P:efSf an S aS.'' SS sP'iPRi pI 11s
ion Nails; No y %sS .sy M To'i' ''n''''
stGsI Glass No. y, 6lpthlnsI No. Hats; Boots,
e. 8 py oSod GG. IT, DS:af f.ini.: d. y:
g. ~ T. Eu%Pe, SG y. mIsTS;Sd NJ y;
wares No. 10. Stationery.
The following are the Glasses, by their numbers
required at the respective NAVY Yards and NAVa
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.
Nos l. o." BSSSl5 H. n' a. a. a. 81
Nos. q $50. 10. II. II, II, Is. 10. II. IS. q. q
BROOKLYN, NY
NJ, Nos = O. q, z So 10, II, H. ID, 10, IT, Is, Il
PHILADELRHIA. Pa. ~ ~
%. j. - :"
Nos ], 2,SLJ,GIB Il, IL, IS, il. 10, 10
WAshISGfON, D, 2. M
Me- a 2;%6o'H s. o. H. 49, 10, 49, IT, 49, %
Mo-, S9 II. Z, t. ~ yA il. Is. %. p. "a
PENSACOLA, ILAs - ..
n mYi6-stt
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NAVAL ORDERs.-O Ordered Commander
f. p. McCrea, 10 command the Monoeacy,
Aslatic squadron Master Hugh W. Mckee,
to the practice ship Macedonia, on the 5th Of
8. steamer Lancaster on the 18th June next;
Ensign c. X. Meeker, to report to Rear Ad-
miral stringham, at New York, for duty as
his aid, In addition TO his present duties.
Detached-Commande 8. P. Carter, from
the command Of the Monocacy, and ordered
to return homei Lieutenant Commander Al
bert kautz, from the receiving ship New
Hampshire, and ordered to the navy yard,
Boston; Lieutenant Commander Francis B.
Blake, from the Naval Academy at the end
Of the present academic year, and granted
leave OF absence. The detachment OF Chief
Portsmouth, N. H., Ia revoked.
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Anairs in Montgomery County, Nd.
The Rockville Sentinel OF yesterday has

me Rockville otutNt OF yesterday mas
the following paragraphs;
ELECTION or MUNICIPAL oPPICERs.-The
election Of town officers held here on Mon
day, the Sd instant, resulted In the choice OF
Messrs. E. B. Prsttyman, NJ. Green and NJ.
Fields for commissioners, and 8. 7. Multi
| can, bailif.
RAILROAD CospENSArIoSs.-O Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of the present
week, juries met on the lands Of Messrs.
VIM. T. Dove, L. II. Finch, James W. Hig-
gins, and Mrs. Ann Maria Spates, to con-
denim q portion thereof for the use OF the
Point Of Rocks railroad. Juries met on
these lands In December, 1857, but caveats
having been filled In each case by the pro-
prietors Of the land, the yerdlcts Of the Jurios
were set aside. The following are the awards
Of the previous and present juries; VIM. T.
Dove, arst jury, d 500 second, 81 ,9ooi L.
r. Finch, FIRST Jury, 81, $50; second, $4,000;
James W. Higgins, first Jury, 1880; Sec
ond, s2,50o; Mrs. spates, frst Jury, t700i
second, 300.
The WEATHER, TIE CRoPs, AND FRUn.-
Last week was remarkable for high and cool
winds, which were rather unfavorable to the
grow h OF grain and grass. The agreeable
change that has since taken place has, how
ever, remedled that, and the ground Is now
in q favorable condition for the growth Of
The wheat, on the whole, presents better
appearance than at any corresponding time
for q number OF years past. It Is farther
advanced, better set, more uniform, and less
vinter-killed, than for many years. Appear
ances indicate above an average crop.
Rye, which is very sparely sown In this
section, also presents favorable appear
ance, and Is now coming out In head. Oats
are not as extensively sown as formerly, on
account of their having failed for some
We lrs past. Considerable, however, have
been put In, and although they have come
up quite prettily II Is too early yet to form
any Idea Of what kind Of q crop they will be
this year. The young clover and timothy
are very we'll set, and grass generally Is In
a thriving condition. hlarge portion Of the
corn crop has already been planted, and the
remainder will principally be In the ground
In the course Of another week.
All kinds OF fruit trees blossomed pro
fusely, and II there Should not be an
abundance Of fruit, II will not be for the
want Of blossoms to make II. Apple and
peach trees were literally covered with dos
SONS, and we do not think they have been
much injured up to the present writing, and
II there be nothing hereafter TO blight them,
apples and peaches will be as plentiful In
this region as for many years past. Cherrie,
and pears also blossomed luxuriantly, and
of course, have the same chance Of making
good crop.
The forests are fast putting on their rob
OF green, and all nature now presents
beautiful appearance.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
HEADQUAnrEE. RInsr MILIrLRr DIsrnIcr.l
OIFfoE CHIBH QuAhrERnAsTER,
RIcHHokD, Va, MAY Is, 1853
viii be sold by the undersigned at Public Auo-
tl9a, commencing at 10 a. N. on SATURDAY, the
l22l twenty second instant, At the M, ware
house, tRoeke in Rlehm ind, Va the foil wing
condemned public property, yiEi
5Horses,
2hules,
Army Wagon,
with other articles comprising
Stationery,
once furniture,
Harness. Saddles,
Tools Of various kinds,
Grain Sacks,
Wheelbarrow,
Barouehe,
ALd also lot OF
Knapsaeks,
HAyersaeks,
Bedsaeks.
Axes, Picks,
shovels, Spades, HAtehets,
Drums, Bugles.
Tents, Pelss, and Plies,
Tstms-Cash in United states currency.
Three days will be SLOWED purohassrs 10 remove
property.
s,si.s e ARM o. 'no soayS D. CHRsDLER,
Brsxsi Colonel. Chief ouartefmastsr fir.t Mill
t.ry DttIiet. ny H-tds
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POPULAR DRESS REFORM MOVEMENT
The great rush OF the people to Oak Hall for
Gentlemen's, Boys and Children's Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, 400 Seventh street,
opposite post Office.
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DIED..

HEATos. -ARrHuR HARRoLD HEAroS, eldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. HeAton, aged 10 months.
wHBLAN, On the 18Th instant. EDDIE J. eldest
son OF William and CathArine whelAn, aged
years, months, aud lays.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at a.
o'clock, from his parents residence, No 4. Third
street, Georgetown D, Q aud prJceed TO Mou Vt
oliyet Cemetery, he friend, u the family no
quested to at nd.
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az All Communications. whether on bushes
~ for public alton, should be addressed to W.. J.
ausrAas, Proprietor FariorlL RsrusLrcAs.
Wellington, d. Q.
81 We cannot undertake to rsturn rejected com
municationa. ContIibaters will therefore pressrye
pufaa
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OuR PACIFIC SLOPE FRIENDS seem to be
quite happy on account on the completion
Of tho Pacific railroad, as well they may.
On Wednesday last several of the residents
on the Pacific, with others of their friends,
had a meeting at the Astor House, and bril-.
liant speeches were made by Senator Nye and
others. Mr.. Speaker Blaine was present
and made thrilling speech. 1t was JOY,
Gus occasion,
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no FOR aLYM0aT,
GLYMoNT PAVILION.

Piiy.l. psrsi.s an sts tts mall boat. daily. ior
Nt u. n, and A., 2, reaching ID City a. 4, m,
.ad N; a tedsssa rates, aud get brsakis,t and
prices. and the best the market can afford.
Other gtsamsrs will, In afew days, make daily
fsrsoss yishinr 70 spsnd ! dsiishtfui tine away
from the CITY. esa DO 50 new BY Waiting t,lymont
mylo-n ... a ... Proprietor.
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THE SPRAGUE PARTY's DErFAT At THE
PRovrDEScH ELEoTIoS.-The Providence
Or. ~ Journal of Thursday, speaking of
the municipal election in that city, at which
the sprague candidate was badly defeated,
says;
The election Of George Leonard Clarke to
the chief magistracy of the city Is the first
response OF the people Of Rhode Island TO
the course which Mr.. sprague has taken in
the Senate.
Nothing could have defeated Mr.. Doyle
except his Endorsement Of Mr.. Sprague In
the assaults which 1t has been the pleasure
Of that Senator to make upon the character
Of the State. The indignant sentiment Of
this State has been eager to express itself
upon this point and regarding the first OPP
poetunity as the most fitting one, and with
out respect to the popularity Of the name
that might be presented, a fixed determine
ton was formed from the beginning, that
the indorser Of Mr.. spragJe's speeches
should not be elected Mayor, nor be forced
upon the city by money, through the forms
OF an election.
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VIZ ARE GLAD TO SEE that the Southern
people are beginning to understand that
what Is called garden truck may be made to
pay Heretofore the people of that region
have thought that only a few staple crops
would pay Now they are beginning to
learn that the raising of vegetables for the
Northern market may be made profitable
business, and SO Indeed ii can,
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L1 ri l11'a AnErsE.orr HALL.

...s ss;;ss 8. :,! 4.
EiJ4sssi sSISb aSS htYaslf:
NIL ss.,.s Ne SsFs q y: M P, 1, ,Ss
isi .s..s . .s.si:s sSss S. Siss
i3 :s. = s.ss. Is a..s.iss2 ..s rs cents, chill.
drss ustss u years . esYp,;, u,Ir p,,,,,.,o,
N.B.-kiyht WOKE eniaEem.nt closed In Balt:
more On Friday eyepinG, and after all the seau ard
persons were turned away. myt.N
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IT NOW ApruIns that the colored voters In
Texas possess formidable power, and some
Of the whites there are alarmed at this power.
rhe Houston Union says that they are
formidable political element, and that their
rights will not be ignored In the coming
election. The Houston Telegraph says that
there arc forty thousand colored voters in
Texas, and II says that they have votes
enough to control the elections should there
be any division among the whites. We hope
this is so, for We hope to SEQ Texas placed
squarely upon tho n'i'!''lican platform.
THE TINE has CONF TO tcst the feeling Of
/ the printers typographical union, at least in
respect to one particular; AND that Is,
whether man is to be excluded from work
on account OF the color OF his skin. This
question comes up, We think, tonight, In
the case of Mr.. Douglass, the son Of Fred
eriek Douglass, who is now employed In
the Government printing Office.
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wAsHrSeros, May II. lsee.-Jsy Cooke
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities.
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Financial.

FluhuClh.
:. 49, RSrIOsAL BAnk
wAsHINorop.
D. COOKS. (Of Jay OoOls 4 Co. > rrss.dsaL
". =. HusrIsoros, Cashier.
JovBRsMSsr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL A0gNT OF THE UNITED srArEs.
ibIa srKEEr. OPPOSITE rHs rssAsuaI ssrAnI-
nHEr.
Government securities with Treasurer UaitsA stAsss.
SroNB MILLION DoLLARs.~
W. buy and sell all classes Of aovsRHhIHT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and max. csilos.isas o.
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE uHIrID
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAsssuL ABp
pEOArr ArrEsrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND TIRMs.
and to asy other business entrusted 10 ua
FULL IEFoRhArlnN in regard TO aovsRu-
xENT LOANS at all times shssrfuIiy furnished.
W. 8, HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAsHINaroE. March %. 1880. mhn-du
ray COOKE co..
BANKERS.
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY.
beg and sell at current market rates, aad keep
constantly on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvkH.THIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTHS.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds. ks., executed. and Gel.
lsetions made on all accessible points.
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(Eradu Of the Ohio College OF Dental Surgery
a cineinnhtL) once, 61 Seventh street, between
and 4, lslAnd.l ApG.1
sF-THE FOURTH WARD REPUB-
~ LICAN CLUB will hold their regular
stfsets, every WEDNESDAY EVENING until
further notice. All Republicans are invited.
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