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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of Saturday, has the following
items:
ALEXANDRIA AND FRRDRRIcKsBuRs R.R-
The argument in the case Of j.. b. Stuart W..
w. 3. Lincolu-application for an injunctiun %
restrain the parties at present nominally at the
head Of the Alexandra and Frederick sburg rail-
road from assuming the control of the affairs of
that road any longer-wfffch has been in pro-
gress before Judge Underwood at Chambers for
several days past was continued TODAY by 8. +.
Beach for defendants, and concluded by L. G..
Chandler for plaintiff. The Judge retained the
papers and deferred rendeaing decision.
PoroNAC BRANCH PILors-The Commits
sioners appointed by the court TO examine APP
plicants fornthe position OF branch pilots have
Issued licenses to Captains James Adams
James Hammond, Ogleton Taylor and Francis
Keys. Captain Adams has been appointed
agent of the Board OF Pilots: vice-Captain
James Treakle, resigned. Licenses have been
made out for and will be issued to Captains
James Hepburn, j. r. Scott, William Treakle
and Ephriam Cheshire.
New WHKAT.-The first new wheat of the sea
son, brought to this city, was exposed for sale
this morning after Change hours, by Mr.. r. q.
Swaine, and was bought BY Mrs. e. G.. Brown
at 133-quality, fair red. The first received last
season was on the 9Th of July-quality, fair
white, and sold for $50.
LAND SALE-Messrs. Brawner & Co., Land
Agents Of this city. sold on the eth inst, the
farm Of Mr.. Samuel II. Scasser, containing 80
acres, near Herndon Station, A, L. & H. r. r.
for % 900, TO Mr.. Walter Bradley, Of the county
Of York, England.
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CITY ITEMS.

The JET BANDEAUx, composed of large balls,
necklaces, bracelets, and hair-pins to match
are exceedingly stylish and recherche, and are
daily becoming more and more popular. 1t is
astonishing to see what almost endless
variety of designs jet Is manufactured into. and
IT holds its own amid the charming fashions
wonderfully. jet is always genteel, and when
we remember that such splendid sets can be
obtained for one dollar at Mr.. Prigg's jewelry
store, 46 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and half and Sixth street, we are not surprised
that the ladies purchase so eagerly. In Alaska
diamonds Mr.. Prige has a very extensive trade.
They are very brilliant, and set in gold by
regular diamond settlers; also in oroide and
cheaper metals. Mr.. Prigg's store has been
greatly improved by the enlargement He now
receives sample goods by express from
New York every morning, and In thus enabled
to produce q succession of novelties. Mr.. Prigg
has just introduced a large showcase, especially
devoted 10 the new styles of jet, and the rear
part of the store is fully stocked with statuetes
vases, chromos, and elegant fancy goods.
In ORDER to close them, / have marked down
line Of gentlemens fine Walking Coats in
dark colors, suitable for present and autumn
wear, from SO and S22 10 s15
GEO. @. HRNNINe.
HKMPLKR has all kinds Of thermometer 6,3.
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GEORGETOWN.

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-Yesterday after
room, about i've O'Clock, IN assault was made
on q colored woman named Annie alias Kate
Queen, by two colored men named Bud Hsrrod
and Charles Smith, and injuries inflicted which
may probably prove fatal. They had all three
attended picnic in the vicinity of the Chain
Bridge, and returning the parties above mem
toned took boat to row down the river, and
between them which res alted In the cruel beat
ing Of the woman Annie Queen, who was en-
eseate 1t the time. This morning abe 10 uncon-
scious, and no hopes are entertained OF her re-
covery. Harrod and Smith were arrested this
morning and turned over to the new Police
Court.
The steamer John Gibson, with fuii freight
from New York, IL expected here this evening.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Jsdpe Hnnpkreys dag ,
oosePn moouvafa, auas n9msock, lnliceeo lo'
was convicted, and sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary. In the case OF Geo. Walker,
convicted OF petit larceny, the verdict was set
indicted for assault and battery with intent 10
kiln, was found not guilty.; Snodgrass for defense.
John Mcdonald was acquitted on . charge Of
ssTT Sn s dsSs ase ON M.a o. ns
plead guilty to the charge OF grand larceny OF
chairs from the Navy Yard Baptist Church, and
was sentenced to one year in the Albany peni-
tertiary. On q second charge of larceny OF
chairs from the Unitarian Church, he was found
not guilty. Henry Lacy, VIM. Cole and james
Dyson, alias Jas- Lee, indicted for grand lar
ceny, we're found not guilty; Williams for de-
fense.
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n0In Shreveport, La, they have two ice
making machines which ara, daily turning out
5000 pounds Of ice. 1t retails at tour cents q
pound.
~Miss Lucy Forrest Is q young American
lady who has just received her diploma of M. ID,
and the right to practice In any part OF the
French dominions
a0Chang, one Of the Siamese twins, IL pinine
tor North Carolina, but Eng will not leave
Europe, and Chang does not feel ss II he could
come home without him.
n0In Madison, Wis, during the recent heated
term, people were 20 hot that "they laid them
selves by for future use in cellars or ON house
tops or under trees"
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BoATne.-A new organization, called the
National Boating Association has just been
formed At Crouch's wharf. made up OF owners
of sail and row boats who harbor their boats in
the cove at that place. The " Nellie Grant"
has just been rettted under the direction OF
Capt Chas- Il. Mitchell, and Is in fine trim. She
river of the same length Of keel. The "Breeze,"
iry"and ..Gypsie, all fast sailers, belong
TO this association They have also a number Of
first-class row-boats. The Bride Of the Poto-
mac, !" long, rakish boat, very light, Is capa-
BILE Of accomm iating parties Of ten or twelve,
and II very easily propelled and managed. This
boat was built at the Maryland fer the use Of
the commodore, and il has Just been refitted
and launched. The "Creecy' 10 an iron boat
very light, is easily managed, and . perfect
model. The Early afoursn h q smaller boat.
These boats form the present squadron, hut
others are to be added soon, and nne sport may
be expected.
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~ .....ss
ed the successful bidder shall enter into an ssree
and .e ihs hs
shall make essea,s and deliver. subees To e s sS
gIoy. and Acceptance Of the Postmaster General
two hundred Thousand dollars Sool a. forfeit q
T s Uf et ns = Inn q said
70 he Liabilities 81 TIE ,evsnteenth section Of an act
appropriations for such necessary objects as have
been usually included I'm the general appropriation
vide for certain Incidental expenses Of the Depart
ments and Offices Of the Government, and for other
page go approved August s, is4a; which Get Dro,
vides that in case the contractor shall fail 20 comply
shall be liable for the forfeiture specified in such
contract as igudaed damages, to be sued for in the
pane Of the United states in any court having iurs
The Postmaster General reserves TO himself the
= To reject sny and all bids, If, in hi. Judgment,
O. To annul the contract whenever the same or any
part Thereof Is Offered for sale for the gSsn2ss Of
fer Of the contract be allowed or sanctioned to
s. abe be- in Ss %
than the original contractor.
.shai be failure to perform faithfully any Of its
uLon the Department Envelopes or Wrappers fnfe-
l. If the contractor to whom the first award may
s sns
may be snnulled and the contract let TO the next
CURED ana are and sas
next lowest bidder shall be required to fuhI every
nal party to whom the contract was svsrded.
BIDS
ens e the Third
jy nmwf,in Postmaster General.
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TIE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-M o. B. "
7roabie-The Property Of Damon Lodoe.-On Sat
urday last the property Of Damon Lodge, X. of
p, which, ON Wednesday last, was delivered to
Detective BiGley, was placed in the custody Of
police. The officers OF the Grand Lodge claim
that when lodge gives up its charter the prop
erty goes with II, and on Friday they were quite
confident that the property would be turned
over to them; but the committee Of the Lodge
having served notice that they claimed the
property, by order Of Major Richards the prop
members of the Order who have not taken the
q. b. y. have not yet determined what course to
pursue, and those lodges who as lodges have
directing the o. b. n. to be administered still
keep up their organization, although they have
surrendered their charters, and II e likely they
will not dissolve
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VINRRIHs:--As to grapes under glass, the
Gardens r's Monthly says: "Fine, rich color Il
always esteemed as one of the criterions where
by to judge Of the excellence Of fruit. Sun
light Is of rst Importance but IL IL not general
ly known that this Ia injurious when In excess
In dry atmosphere with great sun-heat
than the secretiye principle, what should
become Q rich rosy blush In . fruit, IL changed
to a silky yellow; and the rich Jet black OF !
grape becomes Q foxy red. Some grape-grow.
ers Of emnence, in view Of the facts, shade theiI
wineries during the cOloring process; but others
instead, keep the atmosphere ss close and mois,
as possible. The latter course detrscts from The
flavor Of the fruit. The best plan is that which
combines both practicee."
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T IPPINOOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II CHARLES sTREET AVENUE,

Select Boarding and Day School. EVER iAcility
Tor the acQurement of . thorouah and finished
English snd french education. ~ Il q .-ge "a
tails. 1I : .7ff q =
Uost for tosfdins pupils In 1nsiish deparmsss
For eireulsFs containing full Information address
deii-eOSWiy Rev. }. A. LIPPINCOTT,AM
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LOCAL NEWS.


AmuoemeDus 40
DAILY E1cURsIozs to Glymont ont steamer
e. p. Smith,
DAILY xxcuRs1on Of the steamer Arrow 30
Mount Vernon.
pnhIican a location this evening.
surrH,s ARr GALLEY, 315 = street..
NARxRrrnRs Art 8ALL1RY, 468 It'll street.
BAlIow's ART GALLERY, ~ Pa avenue.
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JAMES ADAMS, Eso.-we learn with regret
that the declining health Of our esteemed fell
him to resign his position as Cashier Of the
bSsk OF Washington; place of which he has
performed the duties faithfully, and most &C
stand that Charles T. James, ESQ. has been
elected TO MI the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. Adams. No better man
could have been selected seA MO-"
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SUMNER RESORTS.
pINEY POINT PAVILION,

II ~ News CSvnfs. M
VIII open for the reception q VIZ, A a
ers, TUESDAY. July 8. ls7o, THIS papn- y Na0
lar resort has been gr. atty enlarged d ti-
adcition q new and oommodi0us buil' : -
iishment supplied With onffr-F astr fHrH F.-. r,
PIN Alleys. rirhinf and Sail Boats Nbd eNars .rrii
snce necessary FOR the comfort ant ples-r-s .
guests. The baltimore and Norfolk Boats aua a.
baltiu ore and Aqua Greek Boats pa IA
Terms-s3 Der day, u 81 pr week, e. pr mo, 4,
Of thirty days. Children and serN ants hall No.
further inform will be furnished Al tn % !,
Of the Metropolitsn Hotal "a Al
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD


RALTlnoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
49, ,w.sHISsroS, June s, Ise.
. .ss EEasa sfs sk6Er .s Sf Il. - 9
WEST 'rs no" F FSi 4 Bk sIllffsi III
sas 's' S fsSsSt i9SS.s: . a.. Ss as and
Lesy So daily s1SsPt sunday si 6;ss and sas a.
%" r. .'' ;, =, IS, ftS54 SsEAro.s
rss to or ana on sa snS No
Leave = fSk %s AZ sf sS fsS and '4sPm
rs.,i s.I Afi s s. - = 81
n ss S ~ : $50 and r.s, . only. connect.
soWhssIins. P.ase1.sar s sin' from Baltimore
IoS s.rs.burs and point: between Relay House
sns :.
Tbroush ticket. to the West can be had at the
Warrington Station Ticket once at al hours In the
FOR New Yerk, Philadelphis, and Boston, zee 3D.
vertisement Of Through Line
Master i I 4 L; Spssoss
Gro 600 kooS SsRs5s an Tiesss ASso.i IA.
tdE1 ssp Yass
TON 5s,':: Nv SSsP
run follows, via: 6K
FOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars
Leave daily texcept Sunday st 2 :2s .. m, l2:S5
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve daily texcept sunday at . :2s O.. m, I2As
'ha ''o Pm ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York st SOC .. m, and Philsdel-
phia g $40 .. n
sleepine cars for New York on .. m. train only.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had II the Station Once st ell hours
Of the day.
for schedule bstyeeS wssAinst9n, Bsl,ino5s, An
In. DOLE, General Ticket Agent:
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TIE FRANKLIN CO. OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION win hold its third regular monthly
meeting for the payment OF dues, &C., this
evening, at Temperance Hall, e street. See
advertisement.
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FAST DRiyINe.-Wm. X. Thompson WAS v..-
terdav arrested by oficer Haines OF the secn..,
turned over to the Police Court by Lieut. John.
son.
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In CUsToDY.-Joseph G. Peugh ehargad x;,.
embezzlement by Mr.. Riley A. Sbinn, tieorg.
town, for whom he had been acting as collectSr
and who was admitted 10 bail, was YESTERDAY
surrendered BY his bondsmsn, Mr.. Henry s.
Winter. A bail piece was issued and placed In
the bands Of detective McDevitt, who arrested
Peugh last night and turned him over to the
custody Of the marshal
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MAD Doe.-Onicer Lynch killed q mad dog,
streets, northeast.
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PIGEON MATCH.-A match OF 20 birds wuI
take place on Saturday next, at 4 o'clocL n m
on the grounds recently occupied BY Riley,s
corral: The following are the crack shoOtists.
Nm wagner, M. ". Jinsen, l.. Z. MAYHEM.
Nokes- The match IL for I'VE birds each. ~
yards rise and 50 yards bound, X ounce shot
and Ties 70 be shot on with double birds.
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RUNAwAY.-Last night, horse and buggy
belonging to Mr. T.. .. Saunders was coming
down 9th street, when the horse took fright and
run into the family carriage OF Frederick Stohl-
man. breaking on both hiud wheels of the car
risge, and slightly injuring the occupants Of
both carriages. Sergeant Vernon checked the
horses.
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TIE ANNUAL SCHURrzKNFRsr of the Wash
ington Schuefzen Verein will commence on the
18th instant, and be continued until the sd, at
their park, on eth street, and bids fair to be q
TheWslhalla and Bioplastic Troupes have been
engaged, and the Germania and Marine Bands
viii be in attendance. Eight thousand dollars
have been appropriated for decorations and
prizes, and delegations are expe ,ted to be
present from many Of the leading cities. The
President and his Cabinet, and other prominent
officials, will be invited, and the variety of
sports and pastimes will doubtless attract great
crowds. The Schuetzenfest last year was
great success, and the forthcoming festival
promises to be eq Tally %.
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A CHEEKY DRMAHD-Ley Coolness of Bowen
Ie.-This morning, Jim King, Of the Seventh
Ward, was about the Mayors office inquirihg
how he could get pay for carrying the late
Erening Journal during the campaign, threaten
ing that If he was not paid his $50 he would sue
the CORPORATION,
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q, HE GREAT Cross viii be raised on the top Of
W., s~ep'e OF 81; Joseph's church, In the Fifth
WARD, on The 18th inst. The OCCASION will be
,h,s to al, Catholics 1t is expected that
ahoui .hs ash es opened for public worship
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THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
Work IN the Distrief.-The Directors Of the Bslti
more and Potomac Railroad Company have
awarded the contract for stone for all the ma
sonry work, bridges, culverts, tunnels, &C.,
lying within the District OF Columbia, to Messrs
Vanoerwerken & Co. The stone comes from
the Potomac river biuestone quarries, near the
Chain Bridge. This contract Ii for over 10000
perches. Messrs. VaDderwerken e. Co. are
building two extra scows to assist In the trans
portatiOn of the stone from the quarries to the
Eastern Branch. A large number Of men will
be employed on this work, which will be CON-
menced Immediately, and put through as soon
% possible.
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TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-The regular weekly
meeting Of st. Stephens Catholic Total Absti-
nence Society was held at the Parochial y chool
house last night This society has taken firm
and determined stand, and will permit no
tririrg with the pledge by its members, as was
evidenced by the summary expulsion of two,
themselves by renewing their pledge, with the
express understanding that the next time
they violate 1t they win be summarily expelled
temperance reform, 1t was Determined to 90 to
holy communion In q body ONCE I'm each quarter
on any Sunday designated by their pastor, the
Rev John Mentally. The picnic OF this society
happiest of the season.
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RAILROADS.

nopBLE DAILY TEAMS TO WHITE SUI
GRiESBRiiR. WHIT - y
eILPHU X SPRINGS, will leave Washington AZ
o39 p. m, and arrive at White Sulphur At 10 next
morning, without change Of cars. Returning, leave
" nite sulphur AZ 20 y. and arrive st W ssh-
inston $50 . m. Elegant sleeping Gers attached.
ysSt SOS Penn. ave- ws hhhh, Agent
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CEA BATHINGi-sEAR ATHING (,

SEA BATHINGi-sEA BATHINGit
C0BBs ISLAND. VIRGINIA.
lie now open and
READY FOR VISITORS.
rERMs-ss per Day; SIS per week
Address COBB BROTHERS,
- Route-steaner from Baltimore or Norfolk "a
oneh,sone. Jels I'm
EAUQUIER WHITE sULPHUR sPRISGs-
l. VIRGINIA,
VIII open June 1Dth, ls7O under the man a . n
ASemeut Of Mr.. slLAs J. SANDERS NA0
Meoer Music has been engaged for the "a: U
The Springs are reached by rail 10 the TOWN n
Marrenton, where Passengers will take NaVlorl a
Osrfisges Tor the Springs, sx miles distant, over
Term, $50 Per month; SIS per week: siH day.
yele I'm CORNELIUS BOYLE, N. d, PrSp'r.
"EBT END HOTEL,
wv LONG BRANCH, VIEW JERSEY
viii be Opened for the Reception OF Guests on the
goth June
ms mafntnceut structure. I Gated st the =. n
Oourt End OF this now famOus summer VI
resort, nss All the advantages Of modern lk
IN calcusted 10 make its guests sstisfIed
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and MI. PETER GARDNER. % long known 20 the
rsNeling public. viii surely % those that
fssor them witf their patronage, all the comfort they
Eo. Rooms, Pely on e. BFsni.s. .. ~ letter
Jelsu West knd Hotel, Long Branch, N. ..
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2. Y. N. q. A meeting was held yesterday
evening Of the Young Mems Christian Ass ocis-
tion,- in Lincoln Hall, to hear the report
Of the delegates who attended the Inter
national Convention recently held at Indianap-
oils. Major General o. U. Howard presided,
and interesting addresses were delivered by
Hon. s. =. Fisher, Warren Choate, VIM. Stick
ney, Mr.. @. Wilkinson, and Rev. Geo. w. Hall.
Each speaker described the proceedings of the
convention - he had observed the workings,
and gave his ideas relative to the good effects
which win result from it to the cause they have
ut heart. IN
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man, of the African w. 4. Church, has trans
ferred Rev. Willis X. Revels from the Tennes
see To the Baltimore Conference, and appointed
more. Mr.. Revels IL Q brother to United States
senator Revels, and IL said to be one Of the
soiest preachers in that Church He Is expected
10 preach his first sermon next Sunday.
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ACCIDENT.-While some Iaborers were en-
ployed, on Saturday evening, at Crouch's 18th
scow, by means Of derrick, MI. VIM. Smith
had his left hand crushed by q stone falling on
it. Drs. Croggon and Mead were summoned,
and found it necessary to amputate three fingers
of the hand,
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JokDASs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FkkDkkiCk COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Only IN miles IRON Stephenson Depot y a q point
On the Hsrpers Ferry and Winchester Rail.
- - road. i've miles iron Winchester
This watering Place Il now opcn under more Ia
vorable ctrcumstance- than at any time . . a
since the war, and every effort will be NSA0
made 10 give entire satisfaction b all the s.W U
gue<ts.
A fine CITY BAND on MUSIC wiz b. in attend
anoe, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
Qnenfly given during the season
Spring Psmphle Tor distribution at the Springs
and ~ messrs. Coleman Rogers Baltimore
The Baltimore end Ohio Railroad Company issue
round trip tickets, good for Eve days from Bala-
more "a etephensone Depot and return, 81 90 from
Washington % same AZ ~ 20
Telegraph once IN full operation.
Terms IS per day. Sl7 80 per week. and = ~ per
month. Children and colored servants hall price.
oommodstfoa. " a JORDAN
geS I'm Owner and Proprietor.
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UHBT END HOTEL.
~ HkNPsHIRK OorxTY, w. VI

~ HssPsHIRK oorxTH, W. Va.
Theee SPRINGS, celebrated for their Alternative
~ S'si,ut. are now open for the reception LA
The Medicinal virtues OF the Waters. "a. H5
S1ol and !nylgorating Atmosphere. and fts acre--.
pity TO washington and Baltimore renders ia ~.
most popular OF al the Virginia springs
rsruee from Washington viii take the Orange.
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad In the morning
sno arrive d ttrasbure at IN oclock D m !, where
es.snent Iour horse coaches will await the arrival
O. g., tns rams 70 convey the passengers besuti
W nEpef Ferry and Winchester 90 strssburg. or
Springs. ~ ''o
Terms q Boarding.-The price has been greatly
reouoed thls season, ne an fnducement Ter families
sna others 70 spend the summer. 90 per month.
A splendid Band Of Music 10 engaged both for
Lawn and Ball Room.
Daily malls and telegrsphic Communication nro-
yided Tor. regular physician Of the highest at
taiDments will be I'm attendance.
For descriptive pamphlets address the praprietor
Jell I'm n. N. CARfMELL.
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Il LONG BRANCH,
VIII be opened on the 18th Of June les Q
This magnificent hotel has over 60 ROOMS
Piazza fronting the ocean 100 tset long.
For rooms apply at the Everett House. New York,
W. B. BORRows, Proprietor.
VIM. WILKINSON SUPERINTENDENT 1eI0 lr
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NAPPER sPRlNGs,
u FREDERIcK COUNT, rIRclyys.
~ \
HaAL-

This delightful and romantic summer Rr-lrf y-ilE
he open Ior the recepton Of visitors the a n
srH DAY OF JULY. These Springs. min. vhA0
ia number. are situated IN . gorge uf the - III
North Mountain, seventeen miles from N irr'-.-.,
by stage over beautiful and safe road Rlutr !, ;.
b. %. X. n. 90 Winchester.
Terms: One month Of four weeks. So. surla
week. elE one dsy. % %. The usual d-.lurt,..,
made for children aud ants aud fut families 40
may spend the season.
sAML n, MULLIN a 90. Proprietors
For PARTICULAR call st the store of Geore RynesI
Jr., s1s eth street: A. =. Pratt Son. corner sfh
and streets, Benz. Miller . store, Georseiown.
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CHRsAPHAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
The Board OF Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal will meet At the office OF Alexander
Brown & Son, Baltimore, tomorrow. 1t is
said the President, Mr.. Clarke, has been over
board some important changes along the line.
The 6rm Of Alexander Brown & Son has been
appointed the depository Of the company, and
given bond In the sum of 500 900 for the safety
Of the funds deposited with them. The stock
holders Of the company, at their last meeting at
Annapolis, adjourned TO meet in Baltimore on
Wednesday. 18th inst.