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IF I'D af4E z# Cd R
Cedar.-Mr. Dick Dickinson, Deputy U.
T. Marshall, returned from louisville, c.
'dirf Cruel, on" Wednesday evening, having
in custody Samuel Smart, Of Butte. indicted
for completely In tho counterfeiting busi-
ncss He hunted Dickson up snd susren-
dercd to him voluntarily. He il now in jail
"Dick" says Cedar Is flooded out Some
few clsfuhst ars being worked about = mile
above Louisville. Below that only Sim
mons d Allpert arc working. There are
5000 men In the camp, and $50 houses in
Louiiesslle..ii Lshmaa D Newman have !
sesy laExe stock Ths camp = very osaerly
for new camp There y no dspslciassioa
Of confidence ID The camp. II = untSssally
bsHstsd toSd bsyoad . doubt, and ~ soon
= water alatas work win begin in sasnssl
Last Monday was representation day. 4
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NOTICE.

A IL persons dealing In merchandise who fell Spir-
IA itn0us Liquors In lees quantities than ono gallon
required under the law to take ont additional
License Of Ten Dollars per quarter. All persons not
complying with the above must suffer the consequcn-
cee. II. G. FKEDRICkSON,
at Treas and Cul Deer Lodge Co.
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! The Plonoer Red. Still not commenced.
Messrs. Dounhouer and Addison Smith will
build Il fox $4,000. Pioneer and Pike
Peak guarantee Ss,o0o, Dear Lodge has
subscribed 81 800 or 81, 400. Thare 10 only
IN obstacle Of e0o0 or 500 In the way.
Shall Il fell fol. that? ,ava gE.f z.-.G ....
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Collectors Notice.

Collectors Notice..
United States Inter. Rev.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Taxpayers OF
N the Third Division Of this District that the tax
@ assessed ON the annual list now due and will b.
payable a the l6lh of Nay 1870 at the ONCE of Dep
uty Collector J. +. Owings, Deer Lodge City. II. r.
,..- ........ SANL l. WATSON,
,... Collector Int. Rev. Dist. Montana.
Helena, Montana, May 4 1870. AS
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Adn'ntstrAtor's Sale.-The sale Of the e.
ne VI James Galloway, decd, will he sold In
,oneer city, May e6th, by Mr.. N. McNish,
Aam'r. 1t consists Of horses, saddles, kit
" Butchers tools, butchsS shop, stable,
.D"sI, slaughter pen, ETC., st Pioneer. and
'''o Placer mining ground on Pilgrim Bar.
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d. H-SETTLE UP!-Havinx disrossd Of nv interest
ID the City Drug 0oore 70 lesss. Parchen, Tayntcr
Co., with the purpose of removing 70 another locality
me- are Teqsested to ssstis Immediately. This neana
business.
.sA SIT - ,.r- LOUIS KKY0oKR.
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4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
Deer Lodge No IA A. F. h A. n. will be held
~ On the First and Third satnrdsys q each mo-
W. W. JONES Secretary. 3tu
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~ THOSE WHO VISIT LOUISVILLE, CT
OAR CR1EK shouh obtain BOARD an LODGING
3. ya..- Louisville House,
1OKTDOY, D3OLxT1E CO. FDOr1l8100o.
Open Day and Night.
Eo-At MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
~ Just received At "A. Lavenberg & Co.'S No. 60
Main street. Helena, hnc lot Of Wooden Dress Goods
Coaks, Silk Dresses Fur Cspes, Nuts, Ladies' and
Chdrens Hats and Bonnets and other desirable and
fashionable goods.
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'Thus to mixed csds wrought Tubal; ana they ~,
Some things he made have lasted = this day; spt
A., thirty silver pieces that were found
BY Noah's children buried II the ground.
He made them from mere hunger OF device,
Those small white disks; bat they became the
price .
The traitor Jsda sold III Msstef for; Y 5<
Ard nsa still haadllng them u peace and var y5
Catch foul disease, that comes - aSpstita. a ~ts
And turks ard cll1gA - withcsing. damnlng
u n Night" g-krwi.E '1s1fra' Il
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U-ARs ,WRlGHTs BOARDING HOUSE. Court
House Square, Deer Lodge-Having removed into :
new ssd cemanodioss hsasa tsv Enestss CO bsssc-
commodatsd with BOARD AND LODGING BY THE
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable
lS-tf &s~ MRS. A. WRIGHT.
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wANTED-A FIRST CLASS sNEITER- One
who practically usdesstands the rsdueaion of aryenti
ferrous galena orsa Empl0yuent given Immediately.
Address "X,~
Care New Northwest,
460 .'. -@ Deer Lodge Montana.
Block, and 10 Wood street. Helena. This desirable
Business Hoase, with line Firepsoof and convenient
to the business centre, WILL B8 SOLD AT 4 BAnGAIN.
Apply T.. .' LEHMAN 4 NEWMAN,
l4U On the premises.
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e Banklng nsase. -Messrs. R..W. DON
nell & 60. have instituted ard are now car
rying On Banking House in their estab-
'lishmcnt in Deer Lodge the Banking De-
partmcnt being in charge Of Mr. W. A.
Clarke. The heavy capital welded by the
firm, The connection Of NJ. Donnell with
the State National Bank at 81. Joseph, No.,
their through acquaintance with the bust
ness men Of the west side, the reliability
Of the firm and the business relations grow
ing out Of their extensive. merchandising
operations will induce large and .immc-
diate business in the Banking Department.
They purchase bullion, securities, ETC.; sell
exchange and coin drafts on principal
Cities of America and Europe, attend to
collections etc. TIE firm is too well. known
to heed any further introduction from Us.
THO House Is established. The necessity
for BAsk here has been forcibly apparent
and persons, having business. in that line
will avail themselves of its advantages.
JUST RECEIVED. afo oa"@ III WALL PAPER
Just received heavy invoice 1t Wan Paper, incled
ing patterns Of elegant design and beautiful finish.
large assortment of all kinds, ut fair rates.
PARCuEN, PAYNTER = CO.,
i,tt - - = y g %@sS City Drug Sto
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FOR RENT.

,A*H FOR RENT.
T>HATDEsIRABLEHOUs ON Court House Square
i Deer Lodge, known ~ the NcKipstry House, il
offered for Rent. Seven rooms good we'll Of water
indoors; pleasantly situated and In g0od condition.
Possession given immediately. Apply TO
]3-N "0. LEWIS 1cAURThY, Deer LODGE.
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HiCaaisyrIak saSSl =. VI iodfsss: II. ,Ers.
Ssackpole,, our sxcsllsnt Highland neigh
W, Juas lstuned from N1p4 OslL, y n
ceiving n invoice Of California fruits, wines,
honey, cigars, tees, and other Californh
sIsskphGs wtieAAik Nh 1Ahf II ~ 1loa-
tana marksta. The superiority Of these
ON itaiSups11 lale3Is = cessssdso. IN
dsrstand II. s., win hare snbsequlet o.
sigsn1ssl6 scha msossA, sAasssy ksspise
frssh goods In tho market He purposes
'jSSslsS u isellsS ~ y $3.50 IN
~ pJ1eipel Wess - eaapls aad win
doubtless huih p : god tsade. Walls
doing favor % oonsunaen y fumishine
sletes c1!assl1 d 49, l6iy1l
al1D1s 11lbled b pocket ! 5alr71agRja.is
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A Houag Lady i Nassraliscd, aad Files
a Prs-smps;os Claim to 100 Acres ef Land
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List q Lettsrs Rs.alnlng tho Pest Once
Lodge City, Il. T., lsr the Week Ending
Nay 20, 1870 l.+. ....t..us.rs
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Y TAs ansas Bes1ssl aae1 seos1SA csgEtactls
R.nk Yreaan~ gil \
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Iins ~ whisby, Sss,dy ard wiss 4 ~ 1ank Hx.
'ehan0D. ea@..yne OILS .,a a,ss -z.=gs
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produced deep and long. but it is thous-. +.

fatal wound.
BOLD RoBsERIEs.-A :hief entered the bel
room OF tie Rev. Mr.. Haynes at the VI. f.
SnnSh 'arsonage last night, and taking his
pantalcJDs from the char upon which they
were Ranging, robbed them of a pocket book
CUM aiming about SIS and some old coins. IL ia
supposed he was concealed in the house when il
'Sas locked up last night, as the door through
which he made his exit was examined before the
family retired and found to be fast The resi-
dence of Major Geo. Johnston south Washing
ton street, was also entered last night, but the
entrance of the servants, who did not return un-
til late, alarmed and drove them away before
they had stolen anything.
MEETING OF THE POLICE BoARp.-The Pc
lice Board instituted by the new police y. =
consisting of Messrs. French and Agnew all,
Board Of Aldermen, and Wheat and u the
chamber Of the Board of Aide htng in the
purpose Of nominating the Of .rmen for the
bers Of the police force. A acers and mem
sisting Of the numerous cf fOs a., con.
COMMITTEES. Tber during the sitting of the
will he presentes' Iominatiens determined upon
Council toni 4 at the meeting Of the City
man ma. fRp ARsoN.-The family of a colored
of PIT .aed Frank Tyler, living at the corner
nic' s and Princess streets, were awakened last
9 mt BY smoke which filed the house, and a
eearch Of the premises discovered a bundle OF
rags saturated in some burning fluid on fire
under, the rafters Of the floor.
PERseNAL.-Geneia al Robert E. Lee arrived
arrived here last night from Maryland, and left
this evening for the home of Mr.. james NJ
Mason, Seminary Hill. The General is looking
remarkably we'll.
vEro.-The Police bill passed at the late
to that body tonight with the Mayors objec-
tions:
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
AN EXPLOSION AND ITS REsuLr.-A colore5
boot black named Frank Carter yesterday even
ing insinuated q largo fire cracker between A
colored man named Mike Paris and the fish
bench in the market square upon which he was
taking snooze, and applied match to It. II
Is needless to say that the explosion awakened
the sleeper. 1t IL said by those Who witnessed il
that he was blown from q horizontal to an up-
right position before he knew what had hap-
pened. But seeing the boy running away, he
imagined that he was the canse Of his uncom-
Portable sensation, and seizing q sturgeon knife,
threw it at him, and the blade entering his back
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS - More
Changes in the Force.-A meeting Of the
Board of Fire Commissioners was held ct their
rooms, over the Police Court, last evening
Messrs. Dubant, G0odau and Baldwin present.
The resignation Of Mr.. q. Kaufman, recently
appointed extraman OF No. 8, and Of Mr.. L. s.
Pond, foreman Of No. 4, were received and ac-
cepted. MI. Pond asks that he be compen-
ssssS 40. Tor as services acting secretary for
FSe POSITIONS on No. 1, with the exception Of
foreman, were declared vacant, and the Board
gineer; VIM. B. Reed, fireman; Thos. McNan-
ney, hostler; z. d. Donnely, George w. Spill
man, VIM. French, VIM. Rtgsles, VIM. Du-
The appointment Of Beverly Shanklin as an
extrsman Of No. 2 was revoked and VIM. O'Neil
was elected to the position.
VIM. Flynn, extraman OF the Hook and Lad
der Company, was expelled, and Lewis n.
Shanier was appointed to that position. l.. p.
Lowe was also appointed an extraman on the
Hook and Ladder Company.
MI. i. III. Robineon was appointed extraman
OF No. In place Of Kaufman resigned.
Mr. John B. Gas was elected foreman of No.
4, and the other positionsof that company hav-
ing been declared vacant they were tiled as fol-
lows:-C. K. Halves, fireman; james Spring
man, hostler; T. Stone, Frank Sewerl, Isaac
Beckett, VIM. Lomax, Levi MorelAnd and
Thomas Sorrell, extramen. Not the Tom Sor-
rell formerly Of the Hook and Ladder Company |
Mr.. Dubant moved that the name OF No.
engine be changed frsm Sayles j. Bowen to
South Washington, No 4; agreed to.
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BURIAL OF ADMIRAL DAHLGREN IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.-The remains OF Admiral Dahlgren
arrived in Philadelphia last evening, and were
received by detachment Of marines from the
navy-yard, under command Of Major Parker.
The funeral cortegc consisted OF only the hearse,
heavily draped with flags and drawn by four
horses, and carriages for the family and escort
having charge. The interment took place at
Laurel Hill, in the family lot, beside the spot
where repose the remains Of Col Uric Dahl
nen. The customary salute was fired by the
marines. The funeral service was read by Rev.
Albert Barnes. The ceremonies were concluded
about O'Clock. =.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
l.. .Sf %Ssn afs SsfEJSSr y. sS i: Ia 3
WEST are no" F FSi 4 sk .iIiffsi 5isii
81: fSs si$ md
Ls $50 S snS fsasgt Sunday s sss and sas 8.
And N .Sd No
roG s B sGHPz6
Leave Fyk v %a AZ sf a. fiS and 'asPm.
Leave foR AZ P "a s1S o 80 End fssm.
Le s.ss daily except SUNDAY at sss and ia, a.
n ssSS. s' !, $50 IS an. md ,.sp M onl,. connect.
tn 1s Il ss. s,.e1 Win train. from
For strasburs and SSint. & ss,x.s, R.,.
Relay House with strasburs and WinehssteS accom-
Through tickets to the West can be had a, t,s
sshinston Station Ticket Once a; all hours in the
For New York, Phil.delehi., and Boston, Sc. id.
I'm oo,r Master q = f r %pasSss
GEO. .: kooNTz, Cent Agt, Washington. jelS
HfLADiLPHfA AND NEW fosS., oS'
rr.,,. wAsHISsIos, June 5, is7o-noon.
u, 1SS j. y: ;s|'i NEW T foRk are 61
FOB NEW YORK, without change of cars.
snd eo osy except Sunday st 1:2S .. m, 1a:4S
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.n lsvs oesly except sunday at 1:a3 m, IsAs
N Nv I'm ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York At 800 D. m, and Philader.
Sleeping cars for Ney York on D. NJ train only.
Through ttckets 70 Philsdelphia, New York or
Boston can be had 1t the Station Once Il eli hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
ior schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Ar
Hspons, ana the west. j. l.. WILSON,
Mater Of TRANSPORTATION,
GE0.s. kOoErz, Agent, Wsssinstop. ,en
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SOMETHING NEw.-The Kensington Linen
Collar can be had at L. Bars Popular Clothing
Store, corner It'll and E streets. 1874
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NLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l2hs cts; Parasols
at half price; summer Catsimeres and Linen Drills
and l2Is cfs good al 81, cite Never before hav~ We
jyh 10l Bridge ST >, Georpetown n Il
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A FRESH SUPPLY Of Mohair, Alapaca, and
Nun Cloth Coats and Linen Goods have ar
rived at l.. Bars, corner eth and SITS. 1874
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GEORGETOWN ADVIRTISEMKNT0.

HFLOGAN TRIBE, No. 3, /. U. Il. M.-You
US are hereby requested to meet at your Wig
wan, corner Of High and Prospect street, George
town, on SUNDAY EVENING, July nth, at half
pest one oc!ock, to attend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother THOMAS FAULKNER. Members Of
Sit =, Tribes IN good standing are fratrnay in
By order: q. w. CALWELL, Sachem,
jy152tH JESSE b ETCHEN, Chief of Records
If YOC WANT TO SELECT YOUR
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
SHEET MUSIC. MUSIC BOOKS,
from large and we'll assorted stock, call at
POE SELIGSON'S, las Bridge st.
We have Just received fine lot Of WRITING and
WkAPPlNG PAPERS, which we sell at New York
prices. Also, BLANK BOOKS of all descriptions.
A liberal discount to those who purchase by the
quantity. POE SELIGsON,
UHu 12s Bridge street.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
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THE WAeHINeTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
in addition to its regular banking hours. It
pays interest on deposits.
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WEST E ES4e H aS1Eaa v.vu,,,x
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
CLOTHING, &c.

THE SUMNER Is ON US-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
now ts Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
ARE ARE droRsing their old siothing and dSnninG our
Company, always alive 70 the wants Of the people,
Is new stocked with all the leading styles Linen
Alpaca, Ora deta, and hun Cloth Suits, and they
have reduced their prices to correspond With the
our Alpaca from ss to 9l5; ORA d eta, Sl2 70 so:
sIn's Gieth Goat Coats ss to PSI Linen goats sIS 70
SoYS CLoTHiNG0sufts Of cassin s1s Is 70 slo:
Linen Suits, gao to 95. PIECE GOODS Of ali
styles, for ordered work. Remember Oak Hall
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
We are able to sell goods low. Give MS . call No
trouble TO show goods 1t Oak Hall Clothing 90. o.
je30-lm J. H. SMITH Busineea anaser
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RAILROADS.

ID fHuk sPkisGs, VA O. ~ 4. "h NJ 4. f 4.
On and after SUNDAY,
G eSih isissntia & SE1 a tGE& =
sULPHUR SPRINGS. will leave Wssbington AZ
6;33 ,. m, and arrive at White sulphur AZ 10 next
morning, without change Of cars. Returning, leave
white sulphur at 2:20 y. m and arrive NJ w a-h-
ington 3:Ss a. IN. Elegant sleeping cars attached
Ns-et SOS Penn ave-, wsshinston. ~ e.
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MYSTERIOUS CUTTING CAsE-About half
past four O'Clock this morning, Officers Lewis
and Larrabee, of the Seventh precinct found a
man lying on the pavement, at the corner of Sd
street and Pennsylvania avenue, with a cut
over the right eye. He would not tell his name
or how 1t happened. He was taken to Dr.
Walsh's office, where his wound was dressed,
and he was then conveyed to his boarding house,
No. 4S4 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CIRcUNcIsToN.-At the residence of Mr. j.
Peyser, on 9TH street. yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock, the olden Hebrew service of circumci-
sion wsF performed on the youngest SON of the
above gentleman by Rev. j. 3. jacobson. After
the ceremony fine repast was given to the
guests present.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

~ - boRCHEsTER HOUSE. CAMBRIDGE,
~ "fLAkD.-BkNNErr BROS. ia
Propfieser.. "inf reinrnished. renovs yEMY
ted ard sttsehea rsss. e Tor 1nf III. ~r =
sun mer 1 sssrSs are l per ns desiring hons free
from ,he turmoil: Of the he ,user FGSSsn sy WI
d ds II B.sS M sfii sRds: vide Nd ynls
PISEr POINT PAyILIoE, a.,.
% e.. ~ July sss 5sf isss rs :!
"a .r.ion o. new and eommcdica. Suiidins.. NE
Snsn, suppl With e" AND r. .ssle e'! fsr
Pin Alleyr. shins and Sell boats. aod every sppii
and Sofos .f Ba.. sSs
baltimore and Aquia Greek Boats pa,s daily
q thirty ass. Sd1eS saa ss4t.S. g.5 %SHth
Eu5 III inforIst.on viii be furnished at the Once
NAPPER SPRINGS,
" FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA
This DELIGHTFUL and romantic Summer Resort VIII
s II an DAY OF JULY; These springs, nine ~
North Mountain ssSsS.een nIss from o. '4s
o. stsee over beautiful and safe road. Route via
week, sl,; enc day, 81 80. The usual dssusiiSn
sHMT NJ. MULLIN & co. Propristors.
yr sfs 7th street; 4. 8 Pratt som corner pi OH
and d streets; Benz Millers Store, Georgetown.
JoRDANs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
he FERN ans
THE w road, nve miles from winchester.
vorable circumstances than at any time
since the war, and every effort viii beYeAY
made to give entire satisfaction to all the I'LL
a fine CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend
Spring Pamphlets for distribution a. the Spring.
The Baltimore sna Ohio Railroad issue
round trip tickets, good for FIVE days, from Bsiti
WsshinstOn to same at 10 " - w. "'''
telegraph office in full operation.
month Children and ooiored servant. half PRICE &c,
white se,ysnts thrsefOurths or sccGTdjqs e &C
Je23 Inn Owner and Proprietor.
CEA BATHINGI-SEA RATHINGli
COBB's ISLAND, VIRGINIA,
is now open and
READY FOR VISITORS.
rERAs-s3 per Day; SIS per Week.
Address COBB BROTHERS,
Cherrystoue, Va.
~ Route-steamer from Baltimore or Norfolk to
Onerrystone jelS- I'm
AI &0I IN " AOTEL>
wv Love BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the
This magnificent structure, l. Gated at the n 4
"Court End Of This now famous summer Va X
resort, mas all the advantages Of modern lEs
In every respect.
The personal attention OF Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and M. PETH8 GA RDNER, % long known TO the
raveine public will surely guarantee 20 those that
wish for.
For Rooms, &C., .Rely on the PREMISE By letter
JeHd West End Hotel, Long Branch, N. J.
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SERIOUSLY ILL--Alderman Geo. r. Quick
OF the Firth Ward, We regret TO learn. is lying
seriously III at his residence Of typhoid fever. =
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THE EXCELLENT MENU of the American
House, Boston, commends itself to the traveller
The location is unsurpassed for parties either
on business or pleasure, and its accommodations
uneQualed.
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COLLECTOR BOSWELL and wife len TIA. .,.,,
yesteroay on trip North, and DURING ia. s aSS
the once, having been appointed Deputy Col.
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METROPOLITAN Observation-Disclosures on
this road are pushing forward their work most
vigorously. On Monday last ground was broken
on JAS. w. Higginss place, within two miles of
this town. There can now be no reason to doubt
that the road will be in running order within
the next twelve months.-Rockrille Md SsntinsI
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

GEORGETOWN, July IL, 1870
Notice hereby given that the following proper ty
was sold for taxes April 26th 1869, and il not re-
deemed together with interest and cost of adyer.
tisementl on before July 18th, $780, Corporation
deeds will be issued to the purchasers, in accord
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The HOTTEST DAY YET The range of the
thermometer at Hempler's, optician, 453 Penn
syivania avenue, to-day was: a. H., so; 10 a.
m, SS'; IL m, 92s; Up. NJ, 94He.
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TEE BURIAL or SENATOR MORROW m R.rrr
hokk-Ihe remains Of Senator Norton. Who
aiea IN tins city on Thursday morning, arrived
the object being to deposit them IN a vsnif IN
Greenmount Cemetery, where they win remain
until their removal for interment In Mipnesota-
Iney were accompanied by Senator Thurman.
wuEnson, OF Minnesota; Senator Abbott. Of
! Eoin Ss,ohna, and Messrs. Archer and Swami.
aons. ~ nna Mison, Of Minnesota, or the
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the ssnsts. r. en IN
Nswnaa, Chaplain Of the senate, and few r
men from this city acted as psii-beSpn.s ponce
body was placed in Mr.. weaver's (tke up. dne
taker) vault, the concluding burial service hssn-
read b Dr. Newman MI. Cortland, father q
Mrs. Norton, and Q number Of friends OF the
family joined the cortege at the depot and pro-
eeeced TO the Cemetery.
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LOAN OFFICES.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. - The National
- Iosn once Of n. FULTON CO., Ne. 3ls
eth St. will be opee from a. m 90 D. m. THIS 10
the only Christian Loan once in the city. Jelsu
DRINCE, THE PAWN BROKER, 1905 Penn
u sylysnis avenue. A II requiring money call aud
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL N0TlCk.-Merchsndize, Furniture,
- Ptanos, &c, taken on storage st PRINCES,
1905 Peunsylyanis avenue. Cash advances made
on the same " hen required.
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of s.tsc ,s U,oSe.nss--Tom Allen, Of st. Louis,
AZ WiiaId's Hotel. Tom az. - .t anu IA
co ncS VII I'D % here to-day, ana his purpose in
rangements as to some afiairs ~ sH mutual AZ
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Set in Gold and Oroide.
French jet Cut Jewelry,
Initial Chased Buttons,


Satchels, ChrOmOs, Knives,
Received at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
457 Pennsylvania avenue. between Az and 9th
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THH HIonBur OAsH Fad PQR GENTS
= $500 OothIne. Dcoes. ehossa dsrE aaseJ
s.nsis: iS,s 90 :sI..sa s:sssss . sai 40