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CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
West Win0 Cifu HnH.
WI WUV OFty IIUtts
WASHINGTON. Id. C.. June 10 lS7O

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 10, 1870.
Hon. III. Hdmtin, Chairman of Committee of the
District of Columbia, U. 8. s.
SIR: In answer to your request, a copy of
which is herewith enclosed, have the honor to
LIST. The amount due to the teachers of public
I'd. The amount due the Trustees for Colored
Schools, (being 3,041-6,950 Of the amount ex-
pended on account Of the public schools,)
The amount due on school buildings and for
school purposes generally will be furnished you
bv the Treasurer OF the Public Schools, Mr.. j..
Z. Proctor.
Sd. The amount due the Metropolitan Polics
Department, go, ,ii3.19. Said department holds
checks to the amount of s14 SO paid to it for
Checks il has been unable to collect by reason of
no money in the bank to the credit OF the Cor
poration.
An. The amount due the Levy Court for
fixing roads leading oat OF the city, etc.,
5th. The amount due the Washington Gas
Light Company for gas consumed, S12, ,262.03.
bin last presented, and which 1t has been unable
amount OF s19, ,s954s.
9Th. or the amount Of bonds authorized by
Congress July Hth, 1868, the City Councils pro-
viaed for the issue of $500 900; OF which amount
there has been paid out s4iS 800, leaving q bal
ance In hand Of S51 100.
7th. For the amount due for street improve
street Intersections, ETC., referred Mr. Perham
to Mr.. Z. II. Bliss, Superintendent Of Carriage
ways, Sewers, &c. Having called on him for
detailed statement Of his accounts, he has failed
to furnish the requested information In time to
make answer definitely to your question. So soon
az this account can be correctly obtained it shall
be forwarded to you.
9th. The amount of checks which have been
issued by the Corporation, and which have not
been paid: 1st The amount OF oyerdrafts at the
First National Bank, the depository Of the
Corporation; is sts1 ,&2677. I'd. The amount
held by said bank for other parties for collec-
ton, SIS, 1883. Sd. The amount held by Messrs.
Riggs & Co. for collection, IS, ,401.50. 4th. The
amount held by the National Metropolitan
Bank, s52iTI. 9th. The Savings Bank ditto,
s25s.16 9Th. The Bank of Washington. 81 600
There is outstanding in the hands of individuals
an amount estimated to be from go, 900 to
SO, 900.
The above Information is all that can at
present furnish. 1t being the end Of the muni-
cipal year the duties Of my Office engage all my
attention; but II there is anpthing further pos
sible for us TO render 1 viii be pleased to give.
RESPECTFULLY submitted: JOHN +. Cook.
NB.-The amount due corporation employees,
other than laborers employed under the Ward
Commissioners, amounts to the sum Of $780,
096. N, as furnished by the Corporation Book
keeper, Mr.. A. Z. Newton. JOHN +. Cook.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

Having made arrangements with seme ef the best
pistlierles in the country for old whiskies, offer
VIZ; The esIeoIstsd Old Grow, seven years old, IS
per gallon. j A Bowene, years old, 81 per gal
Family Nectar, years old, So per gallon The cell
stratTd Pine Apple Gre thrd 81 50 gallon. Lon
T2 per gal N. Dry Catawba still. tfrom Urbana
Wine CCmranvD S259 per gallon. Scuppernong
siin from North Carolina, s3 per gallon. All the
above - at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got eisew where for the same grade.
Lib raj discount TO the trade. G. GAUTIER,
Proprletor of the celebrated Native Wine Biters
No. l211 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and -
North Charles street, Baltimore. Md. jeIi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

LIEUTENANT PAUL DAHLGREN, son of Ad-
miral Dahlgren, has resigned his commission in
the army.
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MRS. GRANT and Miss Nellie Grant, accom-
panied by General Dent, left here on the Q
o'clock train last night for West Point, on a
visit to cadet Fred. Grant.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Sad Drowning Of Two BOys-The
Knights Templar Encam pment.
IeleQYQpAed RxcLsxsireIu % Izs Rrexfsza .4fax.


PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Three lads, sons of
Joshua Whtworth. were bathing in the Schuyl-
Kill last evening, when Earnest, aged ten years,
got beyond his depth, and Alfred, aged eleven.
went TO his assistance, when both were drowned.
The younger brother got help and the bodies
were recovered locked in each others arms.
No. 4; Philadelphia, No 2; Marv. No. 26, each
with bands, started for williamsport to take
part in the Grand Encampment at Herdic
Grove. They made gallant show in their new
regalia and with their splendid banners.
Policeman Killed i'm n Row.
PHILADELPHIA, June H.-Police officer Sui
Ivan, who was beaten in a row at Callow hill
and Water street on Sunday afternoon, died this
morning of his injuries. Two men are in Gus
tody charged with being concerned in the af-
fray.
Military Parade.
PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Flags are displayed
along the line of the proposed parade of the
Montgomery Light Guard, which arrive this af-
ternOon, and after being received by tho Third
brigade, will march through the city. A com
petitive drill with company A, Fire Zouaves,
takes place tomorrow evening at the Academy
A Jarymau Fined.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA juror IN a bur-
glary case in the Court of Quarter Sessions was
fined $3.50 for asking a question regarding a
knife used by the prisoners, after the adjourn
ment of the court, of a lawyer, who, not recog-
nizing him, answered the question. The jury
had previously been cautioned about convefs-
ing about the case with any person.
A
(.niu0 AhRnaA
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EX-SENATOR GRIMES will not return from
Europe till next fall.
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SENATOR CATTBLL's health has much i'm
proved lately, we are glad to hear.
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TIE WAR ExPENsEs.-A statement is being
prepared at the Treasury Department which
will show the quarterly receipts and expendi.
lures of the Government from January, 1861, tC
June 80, 1870; all disbursements on account OF
the war &c
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JOCK BBIDGE ALUM BPBIN6S, Va
OPEN MAY I5rH, 1870.

This fsvorite and celebrated Watering Place Is
new In complete order for the reception OF
guests. Important improvements have y\V
been added % the buildings since the essab- II.
nshment passed into the hands OF the present prO-
prietor and IL is his purpose to keep IL In style not
surpassed anywhere in Virginia. The waters Of
these special springs either or greatly relieve
most cases Of serofgl., InciPient Consum ption,
Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhes,
Chronic Dysentery. They are also great value in
those affections which are peculiar to the female
constitution and as an appetizer, tonic and gen
eral restorative, they are, perhaps, usrivslled
provided for the lawns and ballroom Q frst-class
band Of music, and In general all the sources OF
amusement and recreation usually found at our best
summer resorts will be at the command Of the guests
N "RocKBRIDeE ALUM The place Is within
sley en- to thirteen hours OF Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore, &C, By rail, all in daylight Passengers
leave the cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
At Goshen Depot and elegant stage coaches, passing
rapidly over . smooth and level road OF only eight
miles, ses iovn the visitors q the Springs to tea
JAMES A. fRAZIER, Proprietor.
The kockbridge Water and Alum Mass for
sale by the principle Druggist Of the Bntsd ststes
Descriptive pamphlets sent Tree on application.
nyl colin
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Mrs. STANTON, wife of the late Secretary of
War, has rented a mansion at Germantown, Pa.
Her health is somewhat impaired, we are sorry
to hear.
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RID CLOUD and party left here on the 7.25
train this morning for New York ,on their return
home.
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In THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL, which
passed the House yesterday. nothing is appro-
priated for the Potomac. Twelve thousand
dollars are designated to improve the Susque-
hanna at Havre de Grace and $4,000 given for
Wilmington, Del.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

LIEUTENANT G. ID. JENNINGS, Sd Artillery,
has been granted leave of absence for four
months,
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WHAT OUR GOVERNMENT HAS CosT.-The
total receipts of the Government since its Or
ganization, March 4, 17S9, to June 80, 1869, a
period of eighty years, from all sources were
s ,4o2 900 O0o and the expenditures s1 80 900,
900,
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, is expected to return
here on Thursday evening or Friday morning.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Beehler, U. 5. N,
has been ordered to signal duty at Washington,
ID. y. The order of Master f. Nj. Wise to signal
duty at Washington has been revoked, and he
has been placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

The NEW NATURALIZATION BILL passed By
the House yesterday leaves the system of nat
uralizatiOn just where it now is, in the STATE
courts, but confers jurisdiction on the Fedora
courts to punish all frauds. The term required
changed.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER

Has proNe itef % be the most perfect preparation
for the Hair ever offered to the public TO
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create new growth where il has fallen of from
disease or natural decay.
IL IciA pTersnt the HdiT from falling ont
All who use il are unanimous in awarding il the
praise OF being the best II sir Dressing extant
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail,
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
X. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N l., Proprietors.
EOr sale by all druggists. je 3-eolm
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s575 5,5O3.12.
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This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Reelection of senator Anth

Teleoraphed Erclnsirely to The Epening Star.
NEWPORT, June H.-Senator Anthony wa:
re- elected to-day by the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

GIN. BABcoCK was again before the San Do
mingo committee yesterday. The testimony
thus far is still contradictory, but nclines to the
aequittal of Gen. Babcock in any compli city in
the imprisonment of Hatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

n C, REICHENRACH's Piano store.
T.. No. 423 liza Street, above Penna. Avenue,
(EsfABLIsHKD OVER 20 YRARs,)
sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
u Vim. knabe q Co., Baltimore, and We
McCammon, ALBANY; also, second hand 6UD
Planes, Organs and kelodeons for sale orVVVvv
rent on the most accommodating terms; Ffsno and
Organ Tuning asd Repairing aplly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

COLONEL I. II. STANTON, Paymaster United
States army, lately on duty at Headquarters
First Military District, Richmond, Va arrived
here this morning, and relieved Paymaster E.
III. Brooke in the Paymaster Generals Office
Paymaster Brooke goes to Fort Leavenworth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

DISTRICT BUSINESS BEFORE TIE HorsF
CUNMITTEE.-The Committee on the District
OF Columbia met this morning and agreed to re-
pert bill providing for the appointment of an
Inspector of Coal and Wood in Washington d.
G..
The bills to incorporate the Washington
Butchers Benevolent Association, Washington
Association for the improvement of the condi-
ton of the poor, the United States Aid Society
and the Island Institute were ordered TO be laid
on the table as they are provided for in the gen
eral incorporation act.
The bill which recently passed the Senate for
bidding corporation officers from acting as COM
missioners or judges of election was agreed to
and it was ordered that it be reported to the
House. The bill to incorporate a geological
garden in the city of Washington was agreed
10, and it will be reported to the House and its
passage urged.
The committee also agreed to report back the
bill to amend the laws regulating the assess
ment OF taxes in the city of Washington, which
provides that il shall be the duty OF all Off Gers
OF the corporation OF Washington, now empow-
cred by law to make assessments of taxes upon
the real estate therein, to file forthwith in the
office of the Collector of Taxes in said city, a
transcript of such assessment, and the duty of
the Collector in each year to embrace in the tax
books of the current year all taxes OF every
kind then assessed and due upon or against the
real estate in said, and including that of the
previous year then unpaid and to collect all
taxes so assessed and certified.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIoN NAL GREATER.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE15,
JAMES r; 9,SsHSS; jSsI%a sEs,sEosp, J.
T9R ktSktk, M. +FEsSS siS.i i4ISEbAtt 81, STo-
In sheridan kPTSfi M n asSeK RearIiiul COMEDY of
A a.ber weIl kn"wD artists have kindly offered
TIER eryiee. fr n cccs-on Box sheet pen ia p
MAT NAL THEAT RE.
sHOO fly sHOO FlY,r
o,,,, PSslIiysly SgS,, S,ol :, .ElS one We,
And Matinee SATURDAY afternoon. the original and
hNhANI' N1fEThFrs dfER, TRohG.EG a. ? BURLEsQUs
Tr-m Bryapts opera House. ,;e~ York, under the
immediate direction and persoI AL supervision Of the
Mr.. DAN BP.YANr.
s.Lsd ty TwESTY Tw6 Ifs FTkf fRSri1isnf CIRss Ar
uP1Ts- Vii e perfrm tIrcRETISS VI taRTpS sSRG2}R sSS}1e
~ IR9NAT0EE. son NAMBULA, THE GIRL
n9Tk nTk sucoess, HAMLE r, and the Inevitable sHOO
Sale q seats conner e at the Theatre.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE Is
jeltf JOHN p. sMITB, Business Agent.
ALTON NAL THEAT FER.
BENEFIT OF y. }. PARKER, Stage Manager.
Miss ANNETTE INCE. Mr.. FRANK MON
pAUNT' and the entire company have kindly vol
TUESDAY EVENING, June Il $50,
Bulwer's beautiful play,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
All the company in the cast. jel32t
:" ALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Grand char &c % rfOrmanCe at expense OF S3OON
MALHALLA AND BIOPLASTIC TROUPES :
TO NIGHT,
And eve-y evening this week.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES
By the
TWENTY FIVE MALE AND FEMALE AR
fists
CARRIE MOORE, first time. THE SKATORIAL
QUEEN.
The Sons q Ethiopian Song.
COOL. WHITE AND r. BELL.
New PantOmime, HARLEQUIN STATUE.
Host Of other novelties; concluding with entire
THREE GORGEOUS FOUNTAINS,
ILLUMINATED WATERS,
The entire stage being used
LIBFRAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved seats at Ellis Music Store. No extra
charge. JeI3
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The Ute Indians Threaten WARRANT
Among the settlers.
Tele0yapAed EzclustvelS 70 zAs EveniNo Skay

CHICAGO, Sune H.-The Ute Indians, among
the most friendly, are threatening war. When
the grass is high, they say, |" make big fight |"
Colorao, the chief who had been to Washington
was killed by his braves for dissuading them
from war, by telling them how hopeless a fight
would be against the overwhelming forces Of the
whites. Golorao was one of the Ute chiefs who
received silver medals from Andy johnson
The Ute Indians are said to muster ten thou
sand warriors. Many stock farmers along the
Kansas Pacific are selling out and leaving the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14
RAfCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
cad, nor any rttaitc poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted and delusiye reparatious
Soasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. atchelors lair Dye has had th,rty years
untarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
o. All Drugsists. Applied ct 1e Bond street,
MI. fe6-u
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@Abbie Summers, an accomplished young
lady, residing near Quincy, III, was stabbed
and instantly killed yesterday near Louisiana,
William Cole, Of Hancock, H., who had offered
himsen in marriage and was refused. The
murderer is still at large.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star Building.
s.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and uth S.,
EVENING STIR NEWSPAPER COYPlyY.

THE sTAR f. served by carriers 20 their sub
seribsTs In the City and Distrst at TEN CENTS PzR
WEEK OF EORrI-FOUR CENTS PER MONTH Copies
II the counter, Two CENTS.
PACE FOB MAILISs Three Months, 81 so;
Six Months, 81 90; One Year, SIS 90. No paper.
are sentf rom the Office longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-publishsd On FRIDAY
norninR-sI so year
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The Piebisicite is . new Paris quAdrilie
New Albany, Ind, has "a Mormon "reyi-
val"
0London boasts q 900 edacationless children
TO the square mile.
UBender i the suggestive name Of large
liquor dealer IN Baltimore.
pVThe French Academy has found several
plants IS sensitive % chloroform e animals.
s1The German compositions Of New York city
have fermeda gpoQspnicsl union and propose
the United Stxtes-
~The famous Red Stocking Base BAH Club
beat the Mutuals at New York yesterday, In the
presence Of 1900 spectators Is % 3, "white-
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Prince Arthur's Departure for Home
His Farewell Remarks at Mon
treal.
FsI>c~aok>d R,r1,xs;v<ls IA f1e Evenin0 Sfnr.

MONTREAL June 14.-Prince Arthur left here
yesterday for home. In answer to an address
presented by the Mayor, the Prince acknowl-
edged with deep feeling the kindness shown
him by the Canadians, and expressed his graft
tude in having won their esteem and affection.
He said he should never forget the happy time
he has spent in this country. After spending a
few days as the guest of Hugh Allan, at Lake
Memphragog, he win proceed to Quebec and
embark for England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14

CAN A DKNoCKAT BR A CHRIsrIAN2 Is a
question being discussed out West. II the con-
testants should make visit 20 New York we
think we could show them some nne specimens
of the democracy who are not only Christians,
but shard ones" at that--M T. Herald
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ID Y n O " l..
CONTINUED REDUCTION In FzIOEs.
In anticipation Of early removal OF my stock Of
GROCEkiEs from present location 70 Hoes Iron
Building. on street, doors east Of Ebbtf House,
I am Offering all articles &c extremely low prices 70
reduce the trouble and expsnse Of transfer.
N w. BURCHELL,
MI n Corner i&th and streets.
NO HOUSE IN IHE CITY ABLE TO COM.
j Y pete with OAK HALL, e25 7th street. jeI
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Re-eIection of senator Craxir

IcteyFupHeu E1CtUStottJ 70 IHc EceFthV OlW.
CONCORD, June 1i.-Senator Cragin was r,
elected to-day.
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THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH. A. "A
VIII be opened on the 18th of jane. ls:WI
This magnificent hotel has over 600 ROOMS
Piazza fronting the ocean 100 teet long.
For rooms apply at the Everett House, New York,
W. B. BORROws, Proprietor.
VIM. WILKINSON, Superintendent Jel0- I'm
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Specie Going Abroad.
Telecrdphed Exclusively to The Ereain0 Star.
NEW YORK, June 14-The Westphalia takes
out $3.50 ,0O0 in specie.
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The Indebtedness Of Washington

Mr.. John F. Cook, City Register, this morn
ing transmitted to the Senate Committee on
the District of Columbia, in answer to the res
olution instructing the committee to inquire
into the Indebtedness of the city, the follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-14
SUMNER RESORTS.

FUNHE REAMER HOUSE,
Il (Formerly knOwa as the Pickett House A.. .
LEEsBURG, VA, TAY
Having been thoroughly RENTED and newly ls.U
furnished, Is now spen for the accommodation Oi
summer Boarders. Persons desiring Board can be
accommodated on reasonable terms BY applying to
JeB6t JAMES KEAMER.
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~ lSIO.
1870. ~
PAIN KILLERi

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely
and favOrably known in our own and foreign cOun-
tries, upwards of
THIRTY YEARSl
IL is an External and Internal Remedy. For sum-
mel Complaint, any other form Of bowel disease
IN Children or adults. il is an almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more successful IN
curing the various kinds of CHOLERA than any
other known remedy, the most skilful physician.
In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful dis
ease Is more or less prev aent the Pain Killer is
considered by the natives, as well as European
ldens IN those Climates, Sbrs IsDefy and while IL
Is most efficient remedy for pain, it is perfectly
safe medicine, in unskillful hands Sold by all
Druggists. ie3- eokwlm
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CAPON SPRING
u HAMPsHIRE COUNrY, w. Va.

" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. Va.
These SPRINGS, celebrated for their alter ative
properties, are now open for the option
Of visitors. SA0
The Medicinal virtues of the Waters its lGi#
Cool and Invgoratng Atmosp phere. aud its acce.-4,
bilIty to Washington and Baltimore renders il the
most popular OF all the Virginia springs.
Parties from Washington will take the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad in thu morning
and arrive at strasburg at Ia o'clock D. m, where
excellent four horse coaches will await the arrival
q the trains TO convey the passengers over beaut
fu road TO the Springs TO Early Tea parties go
by Harper's Ferry and Winchester TO Strasburg, or
can stop az Winchester and take coaches for the
Springs.
Terms Of Boarding:-The price has been greatly
reduced this season, as inducement for families
and others TO spend the summer. SO per month;
: Is per week.
A splendid Band Of Music is engaged both for
Lawn and Ball Room.
Daily mails and teegraphic Communications pro-
yided for. regular physician of the highest at
taiDments will be in attendance.
For descriptive pamphlets address the proprietor,
lell-lm N. NJ CARfMEII,
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LIEBIG'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT secures great economy and convenience
in housekeeping, and excellence i'm cooking None
genuine without the signature of Baron Lebig, the
inventor, and Of Dr. Max Won Pettenkofer. delegate
j. MILHAUS SONS,
Je7T&Fl 1s3 Broadway, New York.
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CHARLES HEIDSIECK

SHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry. In Bas
kets-in cases. For sale by all wholesale grOcers
and wine dealers. Sole agent for United States.
sCHULTZE & TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
YORK. NH q 2sw2m
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HALOSTAN IsLANDl
n The undersigned, havir z redN-ed and
prepared this lovely and beautiful Island vc.-rAY
Ter the reception q Pic Mics aud Pleasure k..lAl
Parties respectfully call the attention of the public
90 the Applications for pic nics, etc. may be
made at HEAB1 A. KAISER :, - Green street,
GeOrgetcwn. Il. A. KAISER & HERM ANN
RICHTER. my Il Snr
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d 8 ITO MEM MT.

NATIONAL DRIVING PARK AND FAIR
GROUNDS ASSOCIATION, WASH
INGTOS, d. G.,
Commencing MONDAY, Y,JUHEI3
Premium Of $50 for horses that never beat 2.3O
mile heats in s. harness, closed with the following
entries
A J0hnson's br. 5. George VI. Patchen, Jr.
Ge' rye Nelson names z. m. Queen Of the West
A. +. Fawcett's ch. e. Aaron.