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The baltimore and Potomac Railroad

CONVERSATION OF RIGHT OF WAY
Yesterday, the Marshal having summoned
twenty gentlemen from whom to select Jurors
to condemn the right of way for the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad within this District, the
route was gone ever. The following were the
jurors j. X. Brightwell, David Miller, Alex.
mccormick, ID. Y. Lee, y. T. jenkins, j. Van
kisVick, X. +. Martin, ). NJ. Golden, j. F..
Brown, j.. j. Middleton. q. VI. Plant. W. W.
Metcali, Il. T. sTaTt. A c. T.. Shoemaker. d.
u. wilfberger. \. Stott. G. O'Hare j. a. Raw
Robert Bail, and Il. X. Benson. The party was
Partridge, the engineer at this end of the line.
Messrs. ID. Clarkeand :. l.. Phillips represented
the road
The party commenced on one OF the lots of
Dir. Fielder Msgruder, on the District line,
passed through Mr.. Ms second LOT. and thence
through the lands of the following james II
Fowler, Miss Kmeline Sheriff, Mrs. Mary C..
Dean, Benz. Owens, Mrs. Susan Il. Sheriff, j no.
W. Pool, Albert G.. strauss, SeIby b. ScaggS.
and Mrs Sally Smith.
Mr.. Partridge. a the party walked over the
route, explained how the road would effect the
land, the work required, &c. and the Jurors
we're particularly struck v it'll the fact that with
the exception of a cut of about II !. feet on the
land of Mrs. Smith, lying on the Eastern
Branch, there would be but little cutting or
Killing 10 be done. The width of the condemned
land IT grade Is 20 feet.
Ibis morning the jurors assembled at the
Court House for the purpose OF making up their
seIdiets as to damages, and MIR. 5. L.. Phillips
addressed them for the company and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. j. T.. Norris. who appeared for
several of the claimants. Mr.. Mccormick also
addressed the Jurymen. saying that the company
had not allowed four OF those summoned who
live IN the immediate vicinity, to serve on any
panel.
A number of witnesses were examined as to
the value of the land which will be taken
amounting to about forty scres-among them
X ;. smith, +. +. White, b. Owens and -
Filling, 81.
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THE FUNERAL OF the late Dr. III. Ill. Monroe,
formerly professor OF languages in the Mary
land Agricultural College, and lately in George
town College, took place this morning from the
establishment of A. Bur1Iorff. No. 3l2 Penn
sylyania avenue, and was attended by a number
OF hls former students, among them Gen. ID. 8.
walker, Il. Derrick. b. Mackaf. .Jr., X. y
walker, Thomas Mullen, John ID. Barclay. and
Capt u. W. Stockton. Rev. Mr.. Addison, of
Trinity Church, offciated, and the remains
we're inferred in the Congressional Cemetery
The deceased came to this country before the
war at the request OF 1t. Maury, then in charge
OF the National Observatory, and took charge
of select classical school, The body, which
had been kept in a patent preserver, was in q
walnut coffin, on which were silver mountings
ant plate with the name and death OF the de-
ceased
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BUNsLED CowHIDING AFPAIR.-We have
information that Bob Toombs ate mpted to cow
hide Methodist minister a few DAYS ago,
because he would not swear as a witness, as Mr.
Toombs desired him; but the preacher, not
being one or the over fastidious, grabbed Mr..
Toombs by the throat and would have damaged
his wind-pipe, had not the bystanders taken
them apart.
The facts leading to this encounter, as near as
we have been able to get them, are that the
preacher was summoned into court to give evil
deDce as to the standing of a prisoner then on
trial, and TOombs asked him if he would believe
the prisoner on oath. The minister answered
very readily why, certainly, Mr.. Toombs, /
would believe him as quick as 1 would you. ~
The Bar and Bench and all shouted at seeing
the tables thus turned upon the sO-called great
LAWYER, by his own witness, which the " chiy-
airy" OF Mr.. ToOmbs could not stand, and 20
healed his wounded honor by trying to cowhide
the witness, and getting choked himself-Ameyi-
can Onion, Macon, Ga.
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THE 90. b. NJ GRAND LoDGE oP KNIGHTS
OF P1THIAS.-The semi annual session OF the
Grand Lodge of this organization of the District
of Columbia was held last evening at Knights of
Pythias HaR. All the lodges in the District of
Columbia except Calanthe and Friendship were
represented The reports from the various
lodges showed an increase in the memhersbin
since the last session. The representatives to
the supreme Lodge. II. c. C.'s II. q. Divine,
EDWARD Dunn and ~. TX. y. Curtin. submitted
their report in relation to the late session of that
body in New York. which was received and
adopted The Grand Chancellor,s report OF his
action during the past SIX months was read and
showed that while he had met with Opposition
m performing his duties under his obligations,
he had faithfully performed them. Fifteen
fast Chancellors and representatives from the
various lodges were admitted and received the
Hand Lodge degree. A resolution was adopted
returning thanks 30 Grand Chancellor Calvert
for the able manner in which he had performed
his duties, as also a resolution approving the
action Of the Supreme Lodge in its efforts to rid
the order OF "disOrganiZerS."
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EALTH Is WITHOUT PRICE
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEM ALE RE ULATO -.
WONAN'S BEST FRIEND.

1t VIII restore the secretione relieve all pain st the
monthly "period;" cure Rheumatism and Geuraleis
Of Back and Uterus. Leucorrh9a or whites" and
partial Prolapsus Uteri; check excessive how and
correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies.
Ii Will remove all Irritation Of Kidneys and Blad
DER relieve purify the Blood give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear the Skin
i'm parting rosy hue to the cheek, and cheerfulness
TO the mind.
1t is as sure Q cure IN all the above diseases a.
Quinine is in chills and fever.
Ladies can e1selces Of all the above dieease,
rfthorf yersaltns their complaints to any person
which is always notifying to their Pride and MOI
ssfp.
II is recommended By the best physicians and the
clergy.
tcate Of its wonderful the reader Is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
g. M HOWARD, and W. b. ENTWISTLE
WIN. II. BkOWN BRO,
ny Gm,wfly Wholesale Agents, Baltimore
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HORRIBLE CASE OF CRUELTY TO You've
GIRL-She is Rescued from Her Tormenters-The
Richmond correspondent Of the Petersburg
courier gives the following particulars Of a case
of cruelty in the former city:
1.-The chief topic in the town now is the out
rageous treatment of their neice Miss Mollie
Stevens, by Mr.. Liva Lafond and his wife. The
accused were arrested yesterday on q charge of
most heartless cruelty toward the young lady
whom they had in their power. The matter
has been much talked of for several weeks in
that portion Of the city where Lafond lives
The ne1ghbors have observed how Miss Stevens
UNANIMOUSLY dealt with. She has had no suffi cient
or decent clothing, and she has been kept In a
most filthy condition, SO as to deter her from
yentuing abroad should she get out Of her
lock-room. At the window of this room she has
often stood piteously begging every one who
came in hearing for bread. She has almost
daily been heard to shrek and scream under
the blows and other torments inflicted
some time ago number OF ladies rushed into
LafOnds house to her rescue, and found her
held down upon the floor by her aunt who was
stufhng salt in quantities into her mouth, ewes
and nose. On Sunday last, her cries becoming
heartrending, the neighbors again invaded the
premises, and caught Lafond himself, armed
with paddle bored full of holes, holding Miss
stevens clothing above her head and beating
skeleton, bruised and SCARED from head
to foot, scarcely able to walk alone. and
almost an idiot from her sufferings.
Clothes had to be given her, yesterday, to cover
her, before she conld be brought into the police
court. The examination Of Lafond and his wife
is postponed until tomorrow, and Miss Stevens
has been placed in charge of a family that will
take good care OF her. Her guardian and
brother, who live in an adjacent county, have
been sent for: All the parties are said to be re-
spectacle and OF good family, and the guardian
of Miss Stephens pays Lafond liberal monthly
allowance for her board and clothing
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BIoCKADTNG TIE STEEETS.-In consequence
OF persons engaged in the erection of buildings
occupying more OF the carriageway OF the streets
than the law allows, IT j. dangerous to vehicles
Sc-, after night!all, and especially 10 the fire
apparatus IN case OF an alarm of IRE at night to
attempt 70 pass. TN Sunday night the Hook
and Ladder apparatus was driven against pile
OF bricks on i street, near 18th, and one Of the
horses injured, and at the request of the fire
commissioners, Mr. Fletcher. the secretary, this
morning called the attention of Major Rich ards
10 the subject and he will see that in future
builders 10 not take up more OF the street than
they are allowed by Law, viz: One-third OF tia
carTiageway.
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ACCIDENT TO DIPLOMATIC ATTACng-Ss-
nor DE Pulgar. an attache OF the Spanish lega-
ton, while riding ont Yesterday afternoon in
company with several ladies' and gentlemen OF
the diplomatic corps, was thrown from his horse
and seriously cut about the head and face. He
was az once conveyed to his home and the SER
vices Of DIR. Norris of the Z. s. army. called
INTO requisition. long. deep cut, extending
from the right temple down the face to the Jug
uiar VEN, the surgeon pronounced the most Sc
nous OF his wounds, but no fears are entertained
that fatal result will ensue.
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AfPoISTSENT OF SCHOOL TRUsTEgs-Ta
Complete Beard or Il EOlr Stsad,.-Mayor Emery
to-cay appointed Mr. j. T. Holmesd trustee
Of the public schools for the first district. and
MI W. y. Stephenson for the fourth district
The Board II now composed OF the following
members Messrs y. n. Harris, A. Hart and j.
e HoInead. first district; W r. Woodward a.
p Mcclellan ard X. Nj. Hall. second; F. +.
FreI Oh, i. T.. Clark and j. G. Dulin third: w
d. Murtash, E Champhn and W. j. Stephen
son, fourth. This strikes Us a. an excellent
Board.
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MAIL SERVICE THAT REQUIRES OVERHAUL
ING-There IL q complaint in the Washington
STAR touching the great irregularity OF the
mail service south Of that city. The Richmond
HApefs are slsye1 more than half the time, and
INC Hfegularhy grows worse whenever the "a
pen come from places further South and South
vest The Post Office Department could not
service in all Il a. section Of country a thorough
overhAnling by some competent hand.-Bait
American.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas E.waggaman,
real estate broker and auctioneer, has sold house
No 2ilt street, y. W, to Thomas Fitzgerald,
for 81 40; house Ellis street, NV TO Mafb'
Byrne. for - $50.
Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, have sold
part OF lots numbered % and q +, in Reeds sub
dvision OF square $50, with improvements con-
slstng Of two-story brick house, to WIN. Gait
Tor $ 800 also, part lot y. square coz corner of
New Jersey avenue and North street. with a
two-story building thereon, to c. b. Church, for
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pROPosALs FOR TINTED PAPER

OFFICE or rUE CoNFRESsIoSAL PRrxrFR.g
,.,, WASH NGIOS, July J.. ls7d.
SEALED Propossls will b. received a; this Office until
shh,Sbsptht, - lsO, az II 0 clock m for furn-
l.hing eight hundred reams Tinted Super alepda
faPer, 10 measure twenty-fou by thirty eigh-
ana % weigh seventy pounds 70 the ream 4
Samples as to color and quality will be furnished
on application At this Office
The paper must be delivered at the Government
PRINTING Ofice, in the city Of Washington IN g11l
order, free from all and every extra charge or ex
pense and subject 20 the inspection, count weight
snd measurement Of the Congressional Printer, and
ma all respects satisfactory.
The paper TO be delivered as soon after the award
OF the contract as may be practicable.
Proposals will BE- indorsed on the enyelona .. Pro
Iosals Tor Tinted Paper" and addressed 10 A N
CLAPP, Congressional Printer. Washington. d C.
~ 2O-law2v OoneressionaI PRIME,
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~Prussian blue is now the fayorite color
among the Germans.
nTThe police authorities OF London have is
sued sets OF boxing gloves to the police nj the
various section-houses in the metropolis, aud
the Young constables take kindly to the exer-
else. in spite of the hot weather, strengthening
their muscles and "improving their style" by
practice in the leisure hours between the beats.
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THB CONGRESSIONAL OBRLrsKs-Riis wera
opened yesterday in the Office OF the Sergeanto
alarms Of the House Of Representatives for
supplying twenty-one monuments in the Con-
gressioDal Cemetery TO deceased Senators and
members The contract was awarded to Alex
Rutherford for the sum Of -. loo. the obelisks
TO be similar to those already erected in the
cemetery.
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COLORED ENCURsIoNrsTs.-The steamer I.adv
OF the Lake. Captain Denly, brought mp from
Norfolk this morning an organization of colored
me- N known as Samaritans, accompanied BY a
band, who, after marching through the city.
seIaIated TO visit their friends and the various
points OF interest in this city.
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SALE or STKAMKR.-Messrs. Kilbourn &
Latta, Tor the Treasury Department, at the
Washington navy-yard, to-day sold the steamer
Virgin, once a famous blockade runner. There
was quite a large number of bidders present,
representing the northern and eastern seaports.
The sale was started at a bid Of 81, 500, and the
vessel was finally Knocked down TO Capt. Z.
Stanard, Of New York city, at g, 500.
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power OF the board Of trustees Of oolored schools
We hardly can expect, at this time, 10 her than
petty spite and jealousy prevail, where wisd om and
discretion ignored, or are strangers TO the ma
lority If the board.
But indulge in the hope that the day il not far
distant when the called Jority Of the board will
he taught that they are the servants and not the die
tators Of the people. whom they endeay t.
sub!ugate TO their viii. am, very respectfully,
j. NJ. WASHINGTON,
Secretary Republican Invincibles.
A QUESTION FOR MR.. sxPHAx TO ANSWER.
MIR. Syphax is very fond OF catechizing other
people; he should not therefore object to a
change Of position occasionally and to answer
questions az well as ask to them. One to begin
with: He is reported in the Repg5icdn this
morning with saying to the reporter of that pa
per that "they (the Trustees had, after consult
ing with the Departments and those from whom
they derive their authority, decided not to adj
nit reporters to their meetings" VIII he state,
without evasion or equivocation, whether the
Secretary of the Interior advised the Board of
Colored Trustees to sit with closed doors?
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SAD AFFAIR We regret to learn that on
MONDAY evening last q son of Mr.. Samuel Fow-
leI-ayery interesting child about SIX years old
fell OF porch at his fathers residence striking
the pavement thirty feet below. He has been
insensible ever since, and IL Is feared the shock
caused conclusion Of the brain. The family have
Tie Sympathy Of our community in this afric-
ton.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL MATERIAL-
NAVY DEPARTMENT

pr,r ~ NY DkFAhIMkNT,
DNAEAI W hSVlFAkNI AND hEC krlTrNG.t
se.lsa pror,..,. q. .., July III, ls7e.
for the scaI var and; s material Tor the Navy
sci - q. n.s bureau until ~ clock a. IN. of the
lie cnensf next AZ winch time the proposals viii
Ths Prono.als ,,r., ~ "A
the Bnreap "f Eni % ia 20 the "Chsf Of
- peI tment, .shlngton, and must be endorsed,
rIyposals LOT Msteriais Tor the Navy" that they
"sS -. "a ushed from other business letters
.,c,;n sche1ees ior any class, together with in
=, W uIu9eIs, giving the forms OF proposal,
be furnished 10 s,ch nerson. a. g VIII
plication TO the ommsndants 81 tn .nc gu On
The Bureau "a M WIG ssEus On apphcation 10
Tie Commandant OF each nsvy-ysrd and the rur-
~ the echednes Of the osbes sarS VII have cory
Judge whether IL desirable TO make application for
az = ~, "a tne cIss s oi ihose yards
All r nun, o. ior the whole Of class and
ton Of sample. must b. made 10 ,hs ~, ae ekamina
from the Collectop Of Intepn % py eertIteaie
trrt in which the bidder resides that he hss = Z
sns ss n oee ID Inc articles for which he proposes.
of or reen,ar ssow That he is msnusOturer
the Assessor Of Ipternsi RsS.nn ps Sertined by
which they reside. ~ III
makes the lowest bid ana riy t. the Prison who
sgir;Hd By law me Nav bepsriment. Soae1sr. re-
WHICH snlli !, may deem eIorbitant:
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PAINFUL ACcrDENT-Yesserdav Albanian
JOhh bTlen " as thrown from cart on N street
near me railroad. and had q rib broken and a
hand badly lacerated. He Wa taken 70 the
drug store Of Mr.. A. ,. schsfhsr, "a ~, ~
wounds dressed by DR.. Ritter. SeTxeant Pierna
then conveyed him TO his home. 'eioe
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
ErSneh Emf LAT IaWolr~

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Cut Jet Jewelry.
Oroide and French Etruscan.
Siver-plated Ware,
received this morning at Prigg s Dollar Jewel
~ Store. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. between
Az and 9th streets.
TIE AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, Is most con-
veniently located to all lines OF travel. as well
as to the business portion OF the city. Billiard
rooms, cafe, passenger elevators. &c. Newly
furnished throughout.
HKMPLKR has all kinds Of thermometers. So.
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HOTELS.
EDUCTION EXTRAORDINABYI
Unparalleled Inducements 70 the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.

wILLARDs HOTEL; IA
On and after the 2sth inst . ami nm 10 aud y; sHl
inciuding the 3lst day Of October nsxt ths -s.-A,
charges at ieNtensiye and we'll sppoiptei hotel
Board ana Rooms, per - 90
Rooms Board -, 49, 1s
According TO lgcati1n "
hooms VIII he exhibited az apv time ana a s.-,,l.
Bill OF are is ncS IN readiness Tor thu insne non ~
House. WV "e u '"e
Special rates may be made to clubs ooupo.ei q
ladies gentlemen.
These rangements afford an uneausllea eo,nhi,s
tiOn Of comfort chespness ami desirahla loca,v a,
government officials and others similarly situated
who wns 20 avoid long, hot, and dusty walks 10
reach unrslstable meals aud inferior apartmeuts
Being the frt in Washington TO put down the
prices Of nrst class accommodations 20 ante war
rates, respectfully solicit the patronage % tina,
large number Of persons Obliged 10 spend the Gum
JAMES SYKES, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON, n July. ls0. jyss IN
NJ IssIsQUoI SPRINGS HOTEL.
This n,., elias. Ho,s, (. ~ 6ssn;y, sTmoT,
guests The Hotel Is adjacent TO and con veAQ
nected with the Missisqu0i Springs, whose I..WI
waters have wrought such wonderful cures nm can.
GER screiula, Bright disease, and other diseases of
the kidneys. The Springs are situated Macs miles
road. Band Of music in attendance. Board this
season from Is 20 l. a week. or S6n month.
~ ls-taulO J. ID. sUBLETT, Proprietor.
METROPoLITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK,
On and after JULY Eth, $50, the PriceA 4
Cf BOARD viii be 50 per day. VNA0
Jyl3-lm SIMEON LELAND q co. l,.IX
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO R,UIRo.n

,-.,,. ho,-.., vNasgISsToS. Juaes. lsp.
1. .Sf T ESs Hfs 5BAkfSEI isS - =,
WEST are nov F TSs 4 "a ,I LrrSS Mn
'as m sssa ssS S'Is. 20 ~ 80 , ,Hs m.
Les SO ds,Ly stasI, sunday, at eIs aDd "a.
,rsi ss, :, :, re- sIs ss . ~ an n
roR BsLrIsoRE.
Leave Il fakSs AZ sT al i:S and 'ssP|
.i ron AL Il P p M 81 70 f fRH Msssy4n
=, Leave dsily except sunday, at 8 q and : IS 9.
m" IN aso and ], as 81 m ,,.-.
70 MhssllnS, PArkersbnrg. &c
AND s1s: 50 s,rSn Relay Isu:s
mos,oS With strssburg and Winchester accom-
Throash tickets 10 the West can be had q. the
shinsion Station Ticket Once at ali hour. IN he
fsL New York. phnsaelrhis. and Boston, sc. Al.
'erussneni o' ThrOugh Line
IN Master q TransportsIsan.
IL; NJ. COLE, General Ticket As.nt
Sho, :, hooNTZ, Gen A. Z, Washington. JeIs
VHRoUGH LINZ BETWEEN wAsaISsro,
fhlLADkLPHiAA AND NEW YORk
Train. e.,xa- W. "A sGIoS, june 5, ls'O-aoon
Ton !! a.. 9sh INV ioKk ar, - ~ -
FoR NEW YORK. wi,hop, o.. - 80
and y 90 r. n. M issS
-, FOB PHILApELPHIA.
Leave daily fexoepi SUNDAY al 1:2S M ta.
M on SUNDAY
Leave for New York At 800 .. m, and Phu.s.,.
Sleeping cars for New York on 2 r. m train o,,,
, through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New Yofk ~.
OF the day. NJ "0oFs
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aArerti..-,.-.
LOT schedule between Washington, Balfifnore a..
hspons, and the West. l. WILSON
IN con. Master 81 Trsnsportstion
GEO. 4. kOoNTZ. Agent " sshtngtnn al.
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N o,h rsb S sAQULD PuRonAs1 ANY
vx;.s e. ss!ih: Fly a 10 2.
md st. sois sss sas l az e - - Pa
AZ 1ey 9Sits1S nsn,os FLUTES and xccordsSSu~s,
min ~ - snd ~: Special attention Sivsn =
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The Doc STAR STILL RAGEs-Range OF the
thermometer at HeBplerls to-day in the shade
a. M, So 10 a. M So Iz IN, 80; p. u, 90.
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~St. Petersburg, Russia, builds the atre
for the people, which is to cost S60 900 II is to
accommodate 1880 persons, at ten cents admis-
sion.
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AruseTnenfs, d @.

AHauseEnc mfS, d
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Giymont on the steamer
=. p. Smith.
DAILY INCLUSION OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
s.TTE,s Arr GALLERY, 245 street.
M.pxprrxx,s Arr GALLERY, 4S8 7th street.
BARIov's kzT GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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"EST END HOTEL.
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSRY.
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests ON the
goth June.
4, Inlsmagnincent structure, located At the n
NouIt khd OF this now famous summer VcsAO
resort, has All the adv antages Of modern Jul.
In every respect. eo'''-o'
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and MI. PETER GARDNER, 30 long known 10 The
trsNelng public VIII surely guarantee 10 those fhs,
favor them With their patronage, the comfort they
can wish for. tHeS
For Rooms, &c. apply on the premises or nv Latte,
addressed to SYKES, GARDNER Il 90
JeHh West End Hotel Long Branch n 4
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

GEoRGErewN, July %, 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following property
was scd for taxes May 8, 1859 and if not redeemed
together with Interest and cost Of advertisement
before August g. $50. Cor poraton deeds will be
ssned TO the purchasers in accordance with the law
made and provided for in such cases
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DENTISTRY.
EM0yAL.

REMOVAL.
DR. MERRILL
has removed his DENTAL OFFICE w.
1l12 street; near 18th.
All DENTAL WORK done In the bestsO1x0
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth. - IN