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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, .HeYl,.
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with
/ DIRECTIONS for culture, prepaid by. mail.
The Rosf complete and .io5icsous assors-
mentfin the conntrs. Agents wanted. 2.
s - Sorts OF either for $500: preba;d nv ,n.;,
so Small Fruits Plants, Bulbs ali the Us,r ni p
psepl RiSsps aa y s Ies Early Rose
Asparagqs IS per 100 Sa Go non yeGa Colossal
s New hardy fragrant eyerbloominp V prepaid
C ranha, o. CTS each, prepaid True a r. honey
ner 10e lor upland or lowland cultnrp Tod
toSn ~ prepaid, with directions. Priced Gats'
seeds on SaS asaIess gratis also trade list
y. M; WATSON. Old Colony ;Nursefies 4,
SeeS warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Establishnl99
~ pa. dec 2s-w4mx'
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inflammation of the I,nn,s

: q, BoRDENTowN, n. j., Nov. Z, 1869.
4 contracted a cold, which settlinr on :, :,
lungs, caused Inflammation and severe pans
seross my breast and shoulders, alarming nv
Ialnlly and friends. One weeks use of DEFINES
wonderful Remedy relieved me of cough, and
stopped the pains in my breast and shoulders.
a'ii well ana thankful. CORNELIUS LENT.
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RESTORATION OF VOICE.

fFF ! Is .FHIe WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept g. 1869
have been suffering for nearly two years with an
anection Of the throat and lungs caused by exposure
ana cold My voice was completely gone 1 could moi
speak above whisper. My general health was yery
New York aud elsewhere with little or no relief ady
advised me to try DeBng's Wonderful Remedy. Via
lugs. nave used four bottles, and am happy to saw
now speak to be heard at distance and nv
neairn Is greatly improved I earnestly recommend
TINS VALDA ABLE MEDICINE to the afflicted
y TX! 1. SHILLINGIAw, Late Captain 10Th New Yor,-
Highanders and v. II. C. United States ARMY
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Incipient CONSUMPTION.

v "AsHiNGToN, D. C., Feb. 10, 1860
Z a was long time troubled with severe couob
and peculiar female complaints, prostratinS NV
nervous and physical system with night sweats.
I'll took Your Wonderful Remedv ~ h Sa,
strengthened me in a remarkable degree. and
relieves me Of cough, chills, night sweats and
nervous sleeplessness. am now gaiuinr flesh
and thankful beyond my poor expression
MRS. FELICIA A. HILL. I55 Fonrtb,st
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For the Standard.


Long fathoms down beneath thy deep,
TO know how many corses sweep
With streaming hair-each one alone,
BY billow roek'd, or tempeststrown-
Tossing forever.
Where the land breeze breathes no sigh,
Where the tinted corals lie,
Upon whose cone. caps, ribb'd and high,
The doomed bark shiyer e.
- = Nft-iA41 J - J..
oh Sea! thou art fearful thing
To hear the birds above thee sing
Yet know how many hope lies iurl'd
Deep down beneath thy restless world
Folded forever!
No Gods great way" that angels keep
No giving his beloved sleep; ...I''.-
Nothing but storm, and wreck, and deep;
Oh Sea- Oh Seal
.syst7.s,,, =, AAY1ER.
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g TIE ErNA LIFE co., OF HART


1--WE are prepared to show the blessings flow
ing in all their fhllness and purity from this ex-
ceIlent, powerful and loufishing company. We
could point to thousands Of families whose pre-
sent well being, c,mfort, affiuenceand ieontent
arc justly attributable to its benefcent, opera
ton. None has been more uniformly ,distin-
oguished for the enterprise, wisdom and equita-
bic liberality with which it has fulfilled the pur-
poses Of Its formation. Its success has been al
most unbounded and beyond all precedent. For
example, it shows a clear saving within three
years in. expenses and Comparative losses over
the average Of 10 companies Of s763, $3.50"
.arsiS d q
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INcIPIENr CONSUMPTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 81, 1869.
had severe cough, resulting from A neglected. c,d
tred various pectoral remedies without benefit hai
n fs,,d sIeats and was somewhat alarmed A lady
In few days was entirely cured have had na re.
turn OF the sickness since '''' ~" IT,
9 WIN W; DEMAIxE, Assistant CITY Surveyor
above case. ~ 1 Ia '"e
~ As .SoHAFHIRT, NJ. D., and Pharnaceutist. .
Y Corner North Canifol anil S,ron
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
y q TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS IA

ne copy, one year. 50 issues. .s.s2 d
copies, 3d., 10 copies, to one address
70 names Of Subscribers, al one Iest 61iice
Il 6O each land one extra copy); 20copies
TO one address, 81 % each land one eytra
copy; 20 copies, 10 names of Subscribers. al
one lost Office, 81 IS eaci land one extra
copy)i SO copies, to one address, 81 each
land one extra copy): so copies, 10 names
Z g? subscribers, at one Post Office, 81 10 each
land one extra copy.) =, :"
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Inciplent Consumntion.-


VIENNA, Fairfax County, Va, Sep. 25, 1869.
l have been for three years troubled with a
very bad hacking cough, attended with general
debliity..l could not attend to. my household
duties, Doctors prescribed; took highly re.
commended medicine, but continued 10 grow
derful Remedy. Pam takinp the fhifd bottle
and am about my house, much, improved. In
fact, feel quite well. "' " l'7' -"
. Mrs. ANNIE V. CoNMISs
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yHE aOST EaISEEf lRACHRRS n S6R5F dlR6iIl

THE MOST EnINWf TRACNRRC m k0RgH GaRniixi
AA' ~''- AnD ~ Wnih Vahvmhh
DECLARE EAPHArIcAftf H'fAvoR OF
MUF NhMJ0NiT grDTUp nm onunAr nnavo
I'M W. VI. o 'nnfnfnp W, pVAvyb Uvvhp
= 49, n wu,o,, u-t,s't pf'rt1, :
FL "hicn mEhk ffI ~ slsH
ldouftd by the STATE Reard nf Narfb c.r.,in.
c.rt a 1oao VI "on
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80. UNANIMOTTsTy ~ : =
kdonfed Nv fhe State Ros,J = a,.k.-.F a..
nuvrs. o oe'0 Dvaru u AtAbama3 Az
10, ioos' TN. -
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Adspte az y the State Board Of Louisiana, Jnly
Us NeS' Jy n h, f.,sI..ost ..ffT, =.
~ By reference to the ACCOMMODATING lists OF
Text Books used in the Schools Of North Caro-
lima in 1856 and those adopted this wear. 1t will
be seen that. in nearly every important narticu.
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J 4-,5 vICK,S ~ 'si9ii 2
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870

The First Edition OF, Onc Hundred and ..r,,.,.,
Ihousana eolllss - ~ = a.u y eut5
IoGUE and FLORAL GbfDE, Is pub7isib5eed5k s;sj
reaay to send out: 1T is elegantly printed on
cravings OF Flowers and Vegetables, and a beau
tiful Colored Plate-consisting of seven varieties
of Phlox Drummondi, making fine
sf BOUQUET OF PHLOXES. nayti
tits the most beautiful as well;as the most
instructive Floral Guides published, giving plain
Z and Thorough directions Tor the
Culture OF Flowers and Vegetables.
~, The Floral Guide is published for the benefit
of my customers, to whom II is sent free without
application, but will be forwarded 10 all who
apply by mail, for TEN CENTS, which Is not half
the cost ~ Address ft'ai" JAMES WICK, -"
III dec Sg-dNv3t rita Rochester, N. Y.
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A Case of Gravel and Dronsv.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10, 1860.
was badly afflicted witt Kidney and Gravel
complaint, attended with Dropsical Affection,
and few weeks use of DcBing's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me. l1I
w. RANDALL Fin, 49S Maryland Avenue.
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Incipient Consumption.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 30. 1869
nave been several years troubled with severe cough
caused oy neglected cold, which became worse from
esn coid or exposure; and four bottles of DeBine 5
remedy mas quite relieved me OF cough and nervous
." CHARLES L. BENcHEY, 81 North Gilmore st.
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Physician and Nervous Prostration.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct %, 1869.
My wife has suffered some time with general debility
causing payslcal and nervous prOslratOn of her
ana producing series Of female complaints Terminal
uhg IN spinal affection. Two bottles OF DeBings Rem
cay mas restored her to usual good health Her health
is Better than for the past two years III
H.. SOS JOHN A. SEGAR 1872 North Cav St
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Bad Liver, Kidneys and Courb

q ioWAsHINeroM D. c., Dec. o. 1865.
i ! and my family Lave taken DeBing's Remedy
with most eflicacious effects in Liver and Kid.
ney complaints, and find it excellent for idden
Railroad Contractor, 1921 rect.
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gatyl95g Hs,iie9 70 aiEd Q sioidT ~
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CONSIn1ZRED.

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20 p R.oGaODDINasa1i71-,
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tsatlsafi eGf ~ lH.icf !,
CENTIA N mBITTEpc

cure Onills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indiyo.,,,.. !
Collie, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis. Asthr si On
z .4pa Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &c. ~
IN lHaA UNIVERSAL TONIC. a. .i,sii
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TT ANY ONE WERE DISPOSED TO SPEAK
il ill of Life lnsurauce, we would point'him to
the sublime verdict Of Tie Nation, endorsing
without reservation its utility and its benefcence.
Our interests are united to 1t: 1t is both Father
and Mother to theiorphnn and to the helpless
20 From the ,hssurance Times, june Number, 1869,
! We read as follows:
Ga 1no = Jf a'ie0qqp ~ 90 2iia naF ,is'H
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Impure and Bad Blood.

"a ~ WASHINGTON, D. G., Sep 81, 1869. ?
4 have been afflicted with boils, pimnles and
sores on my skin, caused BY impure blood 7
took one bottle of DeBing's Remedy. and am
entirely cured. Miss MARIAN RcKFR "'''
ii Ts-s.F ~ pafns No. 2S5 Sixth,st,e.t
For sale by all Druggists. decA Nv,
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= ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
"M M. sNEED VS.. Edward Tory, John B. Tory
andSeoEge Tory, Representatives of Edward

f',s'SS s5u' ~ "a iisA, 49,,
IL APPEARING. TO, THE COURT THAT
- sne Defendants In this cause reside bevonS
we limfsoi this State, it is therefore ordereJ
sas Pa vIicafon be made for four weeks in IN
nsa.elga standard, notifying the said Defendant
~ Ine Ming OF this petition, and that unless theft
nppear 3efore me, LALyIN Belts, Clerk of al
Ian Coart OF Granville county, at the Coult
SEQ la oxford, on the S1st day Of Decembe
Rets, anu 9eIend this cause, /, the said Calvin
s VIII give an order to the Plaintiff to sal
d.; ~ Mucl q The real estate of the Defendants "
fy said claims. a. BETTS c, hu ea''s-
: poVoV-w4wnb Sup'r Court Granville Co.
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VIAF'UGE.

n all Threat and Lung Complaints. PneHme-
MIA, Plenrisy, Catarrh, Sudden. Colds, Z
and inflammation of the Lungs.
Daily reports are made of relief afforded by this re-
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~ .ta'i6 ISIS hrf tflrd Esfs
Should the person deceases at the end of five
years, upon the return prem. plan his family
would get d bufni1sgHs ID bsuIlFls u
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y sihi H'.ioiHJii4Db ed ipnal1 d nas3lg
lla'sr ~ j9sd hns lH1t sd u yltf
.b.1 LA s. S.E Z S. e.aip 100 %
4, 4 s5dlisH $500 90 sbHtd sdf naif 1ggtsi
Va -lao'oia odi brn % gpdifF 90 fluro
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The Now-York Weekly ~

NoWIs THE TIME TO FORM :,
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=. 54y Suspicious were excited lOnp he.
lore tue 'mealwa .nde.l, aud his hearf 3ooI,
jealous leap as he thought it possible that
his fr1end was falling in love with his bear.
tiful wife. He cursed the impulse That had
induced him to bring Holt home with him
and busily invented excuses for r;ddin, him
SER OF his guest as soon as possible. = =,
Hollis agitation increased to nos;t;ve III.
ness before long, and rising, he asked Az
ley to accompany him to another room He
was scarcely able to walk, and Astlev tool
him by the arm and asked him if he was
i'll. '''' = :. ne = wa" as,
III !n he groaned, 81 wish | were dead y
He sat down and covered his face with
hands. WIN
"You will think me fool, Astlev. but tho
likeness of your wife to mine has overcome
me-" i> s0ihe
| was married eight years ago. | mar
red an English girl with your wifes hair
ana eyes; her height, too, and with her
sweet voice. brought her oyer here di.
rectly after our marriage. and we lived the
happlest life in the world for two wears
and then she died. Cr z-rf,7--I-..SN-e
Ashley was silent. He could think OF no
words OF consolation that would not be n
mockery 10 man who had lost such wife
as Mary. : WING
| Died" Holt continued, after a papse
1 when was away from her. had gone
three days journey, leaving her in perfect
Asa91h, aud returned to find that she had
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US accept what IS inevitable, but let us
spare what anguish VIC can to that unhappy
woma14i Leave me bnows and psmorrpwiiI
will see you again"
Holt rose passiyey. >sYou sreenobler,
than nhe sai<I. IS he turned to go.. &
1t seemed o7Asaey that his grief was but
beginning, whcns~he tried to explain the
whole thing clearly to Mary. The torture
ofputting it into words was so intense that,
all before was nothing compared with if,
when at length she comprehended, and ask.
ed him if he wished her toIleeye,i,im, even
that agony seemed slight contrasted with
what he endured in telling her that he be-
lieved she ought to do SO.
Loving as she was. she could not leotnnpprc
bend the sacrifice to. duty, which Astlsy was
striving to make. and her thorough igno-
rance OF the world rendered it impossible
to make her understand What lier position
would be II she remained where he was.
And yet THIS ,vss q ease so Astley tried to
persuaee ninseii.so extraordin T. SO ali.
ferent from anything that had ever been IN.
the world before, that onoa law, human or
divine, could apply to it. But above am tbesl
Thought rose dominant, tliattJy swliatsveffE
mystery Of INCONSISTENCIES deprived iof A,
memory she was Still sIfoltssN vic and not
ms, and with this thought piercing him
Ike sharp sword, he said he believed She
ought TO leyyehiu.IdAKHI uaFy1N
- She rose up, cold and proud inrgmoments
and would have left him then, but at. the, \
threshold her spirit failed, and she turned /
again to throw herself at his feet, with tears
and sobs ,-,.....
o Night has yelled many sights 6f woe the
clouds of night have many times beeti lpfercli 7
ed by. cries of anguish, bitter cries for faith
and patience, going up above the stars right
to the feet1of God, but night never slroud-5 !
ed deeper woe, than this, bitterer. cries never.
pierced the shuddering darkness: - : SIN
When morning dawned they were botho
very calm and stills,,T Their tears were she'd,
and theircyes were dry. h He had decided /
for the right, though his heart was, broken
N the conflict; and she, woman-like, had 4
accepted the right, not because it was SO. I
but because he said it was 50. o1ilssk "
! shall die she said, in voice from
which all passion had departed. II can
bear no more and live. hut oan bear nyen
this and die.s pni aqbIeofgii S5isIishih toi \
'TslH' Boo aiof bat s9F sad s..oaliI I
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IL bRIsTOL, TENN, oct. IA, 1909.
had seen BY the papers what bad been done
by the Board of Education In North Carolina
and was glad. Ihsd ample reasons forny form
er recommendations in the use of the books IN
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
A TENNESSEE HOMICIDE.

From the Nashville Banner June 26.l
About half-past four O'Clock Sunday afternoon The
little town OF Mason was thrown INTO considerable
excitement by wllful and deliberate murder, COM
mitted in the public square OF that town. 1t seems
that one William Winters got into a dispute
with one-armed saloon keeper, known as
p. Madden. which resulted in q short encounter in
which Madden was cut under the eye and Winters
somewhat bruised Shortly after Madden armed
himself with pistol and set out In search or VIM
ters, as was supposed He first went over to the
depot, where he was remonstratnd with by two or
three citizens and told to put up his pistol. He
Piled that 1t was none Of their business They tried
to deceive him as to Winters whereabouts, but
unfortunately he made his appearance on
the porch, next door to the saloon, and took
a seat upon the edge. Madden hereupon
rushed up IN front OF him and struck MIN
three or four blows with his pistol on the
top Of hts head fracturng his skull. Winters fell
over and expired In few seconds. The Mayor was
Immediately sent for and deputy appointed to
take the murderer IN charge. The nearest magis-
trate was then summoned, a jury OF inquest held
and verdict returned In accordance with the FORE
going facts. An additional guard was then ordered:
but owing to some misunderstanding as to the time
OF going on duty the murderer escaped. lie was n
terrible desperate and terror to the citizens lie
exhibited the utmost unconcern In presence of tre
man whom he had but a few moments previous sent
TO An untImely end.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
DEPARTURES.

LIvERPooL-steamer City OF An,werp-M,ss Garne,t
Mrs r Apthorp, Miss NJ II Wilkinson, Mrs Neer Has II
Meier, Miss Farley, MIR Johnston Mr. Bargin Rev Gas.
sdy, Mr. Owen Meier, Aldrdge MoAhster 4 spinrin,
Il Yusz, Iilnghsst W Joyne5 wlgmore, Mr. and Mrs
Wigmore, and two children, T. Mcdonald, WIN Fraser B
Matherron Mr. Barringion Mccoy, wife and child James
Rev Mr. Murdie d. Gay, Mr,Roqerson Ernest strybos
barnberger Mr. and Mrs Browne and family Joseph Spon
sin and wife, Rudolph Rhymer United States Consul TO
Berne, swizerlandl and wife, Isaac Broadhead WIN Muir
Mr. Prentice John Henderson, John Lees Young Rev
Duggan, CLARK, Phillips, Byrne and vile Scot
land; Francis Ruger, Samuel Bailey wife, William
jackson and wife, Ptsbmg
GLAsGow-steamer fndia-Caben N Robertson and
ohild Eeza Collins Alexander Convery, Mrs Anna Con.
very Mary Jane Convery Catharne McUred Miss Percy
Miss Butler, Cousins Bockins Amelia Bock ms
John Campbell, Gassery, Mrs Mary sykes, Miss Mary
Rome, Prof y Foobsche, Nelson Foulds, Corrnck
y & II Gorm,sck, sas,, Cap, seEwsn r D Trader
Rev D Facki Henry Carpenter. James W Covert,
Ourie and wife, Robt Craig, WATSON Belle Noodle Mrs
McGeah, Mrs Holiday and girl Maria Gegan Helen Lowe,
Misses Carolina and sarah Hardsop Henry Hardrop Nc
Gil A Glendnning, Bennett, Hugh Chrse wife and two
children, Alexander Sinclair fnternediateMrs Davis Ms
Henderson, John Hendsrsqn Samuel geddcs Henry Rhose
Anna Gardner Eiizsbsth Moore, Mary jane McMurrsy
Miss Nell Annie Gray, william Emerson, james Russell
and % In The sleerags.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
QUARANTINE.
The Yellow Fever In the Lower Bay-DeatE
of Lieutenant Commander Van Vleck-The
Sick all C0uya Iesceut.

The Yellow Fever in the Lower Bay-Death
Sick all COnvalescent.
The yellow fever in the lower bay 1t would seem
has spent Its strength, and there is every eI,
hood that those who are now down with the disease
In the hospital ship Illinois will have 30 far recovert
ed in few days that they will be allowed to come To
the city. 1t will be remembered that the Saratoga lost
four persons by the disease while at sea- and that
twelve had died since the ship was quarantined OF
this port, including Lieutenant Commander william
E. Van Week, who died last Monday night.
There are now about lsO Of the boys and crew Of
the Saratoga on board the Frolic, to which they
were removed shortly after their arrival at Quaran-
tine A case Of the fever broke out on the Frolic
alter the removal had taken place. and was feared
at one time that might spread throughout the YES.
SELL but, thanks the energetic action Of the health
authorities, tue danger was averted, and not only
was the disease kept III check but the boy whom it
had attacked on the Froc was 80 well cared for that
he Is now rapidly convalescing.
The hospital ship Illinois now contains only three
persons who are down with the disease, and they
are all convaescent.
Yesterday the boatswain of the Saratoga Mr..
Tompk1nS; the gunner, Mr.. Carter; the mate, Mr.,
Farling, and the sailmaker MIR. Herbert, who week
or so ago were considered in very dangerous con-,
were yesterday discharged from the SHIP having
completely recovered their health. 1t should
be understood that yellow fever is not persOnallY
from the disease at Quarantine are allowed to gOr
free they are furnished with new clothing bought in
the city, while their own Is destroyed. BY this
means contagion cannot occur.
The three persons now SICK In the Illinois are Mr..
Geraud, the paymaster; a boy named Pratt and q
seaman whose name could not be ascertained.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
Watering Place Notes.

The season at all the watering places on or near
the Atlantic seaboard has been somewhat back ward
because of the comparative mlldness of the weaher
but the celebration or the Fourth OF July has driven
many into their summer retreats, to TIL the
expiration OF the heated season. reference to the
crowded steamers and cars Will show.
Orient, at the Eastern extremity of Long Island
has all the advantages Of hunting and fishing, and
Is the resort OF q select few.
Darien, Conn.,, is another OF the quiet kind. MI
O. I. Reynolds and lady summer there.
Large parties are leaving daily for the White
Mountains.
large number OF tourists are going westward
over the Pacific Railroad to catch the breezes in the
Yosemite Valley.
Summer visitors flock TO Provncetown for fish and
game. 1t is not impossible but what Provincetown
viii sometime rank with Newport and saratoga as
watering place.
The SEASIDE House at Rockaway beach, has been
opened under favorable auspices. still and surf
bathing, the best on the Atlantic coast boating, FISH
ing, &c., are inuulged in to large extent
The excursion party from Elmra Female College
consisting OF about hundred persons, including
Students professors and distinguished citizens, WHO
are visiting the copper regions OF Lake superior
have arrived at Marquette, Mich and report all WELL
1De kobSOr place at Newport, nearly opposite the
Ocean House, has been rented for the season for
$1,000. The most that was ever asked for cottage
IN the place before was $4,000.
Three Saratoga bellies OF home growth, not impor
tatlons from the cities have been married In three
successive weeks OF June TO wealthy young bachelor
visitors to the Spa. The weddings were 10 the
height OF fashionable STYLE and an eperemic Of the
sort s prophesied this season.
The cadet hop at West Point Will take place du.
ring the present season, on the evenings OF Monday
Wednesday and Friday, during the encampmeDt.
The stephens CoDdit TRANSPORTATION Company