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Information Wanted

0FM MARIA ADAMS, who left New York
city March -, 1864, on the steamer Him
ois, for California. She is now about - years
of age, and is supposed to be in Washington
Territory, Any information regarding her
whereabouts will be thankfully received by
her sister. Address Mrs. Edwin y. Stiles,
care Of +. A. Frisins, Chronicle Office, San
Francisco, Cal.
May 81, 1870. 29:w2
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Dissolution OF Part ne rship.

TIME partnership existing between Smith h
iioxie, in the livery business in Olympia,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the first
day OF October last.
The outstanding accounts are in the hands
Of Judge McFadden, and must be Immediately
settled. or the same will be collected ny legal
process with costs. SMITH h HOXIE.
Olympia, March IL, 1870. l9:w3
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nN~If you wish the very best CABINET
pHOTOGRAPHs, you must call on BRAD.
LEY Il RULoFsoN 429 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
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~ We arc indebted to Purser Fred.
Finch for many coartesics. ....
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A GENCY of tho United Anahcim Wine
n Growers Association is at Rothschild L
Co.'s, where . full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
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NEISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets !;
lM Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, At Agents rates.
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y. G. n. RotM.eNAA. CMu.. s. v.INstvS.v.
8sntatkg Store, &ort To'rustnd.
/. ROTHSCHILD & CO..
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS,
9nd Shoes 9Antp Goods, Grt cries. 60lines, 5iquots,
= Croclery and General Merchandise.

"AvING made arrangements to import
H large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, snd an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of buying goods
from FIRST hapds, we can offer Inducements to
buyers unsurpassed By any other firm. Our
assortm mt will be complete in every DEPART
ment, and we want It known that
We VIII Not be Unders0ld
by any other firm on Puget Sound. '-I.-,4
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County Of Thuiston.
-,t In Justices Court. i
VG1O LEW WILLIAMS. You are hereby no.
tilted that Kellett l. Scott have filed n
complaint against You, which will come on to
he heard before me on the 9th Of June, 1870,
and npless you appear at my office in Olympia
on said day and answer, the same will be TAX
en- as confessed and the prayer thereof grant
cd. The object and prayer Of said complaint
3 to recover the sum Of $40 SO, claimed to he
lue from you to said Kellett Scott for goods
and merchandise furnished. .feu.
Complaint fled April %, 1870. s3
FRANCIS HENRY, g
26:w6 Justice Of the Peace.
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HLOTHTNG and Furnishing Goods, in large
I quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSClIILD L cos.
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TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, .,
- County. Of ThnrstQa .r.,efs,.s e y. ~

TeJAMEs OrrERsox: You an hesshE apti6eds
that J. q. Sparks and John L.. Clark have
each Alsd separate complaints agsinst ZEN,
which will come on 70 he heard before no On
the 10th day Of June, 1870, aud npless you u.
pear at my vice IN Olympia on SID &1ys Ss6
and the prayer Of said ce4plaints ege Ayea 4, !,
Sparks complaint, fled April -, ik50,,
claims 500 for board and fire Is td2ok IA
team. s5FFS = ssSpa
CIark's complaint aied Msys, ls7oi slssiiss
SIS %, for work and matssisls. las II ss
sgarfs Y FRANCIS llxNRYs6sts. asaT
We -: Jastice Of Ne ,feAss. 4
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IF AIDES Dry Goods and Hosie-y-e com
Il \ plete assortment, and new siyies, just re
ceived at RUTHCliiLD. h CO.'S
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DOCKS and Stationery, y comflcte assert
Id ment, at ROTIfSCfT1LD / CO.'S.
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ID OTHSCH1LD 1 co. are Agents for th,
IL Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
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SPAIN.
Movement TO Declare Marshal Serrana
King-SDesoh Of Gen. Prim.

MADRID, May ia majority of the
deputies of the Constitutional COrtes
called upon Marshal Prim this evening,
with the object of ascertaining what
course had been taken toward having the
vexed question as to the future govern
ment of Spain settled. They were cOur-
teously received, and after the spokesman
Of the delegates had stated the purpose of
their visit, General Prim, in reply,
thanked them for their presence, and
stated his desire for some immediate
step which would terminate the present
uncertain condition of affairs, and restore
TO the country that tranquility and peace
so much desired by the people of
Spain. He declared that the present was
the proper time for presenting this ques-
ton, and in no other manner could their
doubts be removed than by immediate
action. He declared the necessity press
ing for cOnferTing upon Serrano the
powers of sovereign, and that none more
worthy could wear the mantle of author
ity. He has displayed, while filling his
present position, qualities that fit him to
take the thronIy He closes by recon-
mending him 70 their suffrage.
The deputation then withdrew, and the
PrOgressiOnist members of the Cortes
had private caucus, and decided that
before supporting SerranO they would
demand Of the COrtes TO vote upon the
proposition to exclude both branches Of
the Bourbon family from the throne.
After a lengthy discussion they agreed
to confer the title of royalty upon Ser
rano. On their action being communi-
Gated to the Regent, be professed his IN
willingness TO accept it, and suggested as
a proper person 70 occupy the responsible
position the eldest son of the Duke of
Montpensier. The Duke of Montpensier,
together with his son, have been holding
a lengthy conference with Serrano during
the day. Political circles are much ex-
cited pending the settlement Of this inn
I uOrtant question.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FOrty.first COHgrsss'-ssOond Session.

SENATE.
WARRINGTON, May la.---Ar. Pomeroy
presented a resolution requesting the
President to correspond with the British
government with view to the union of
the British North American Provinces
with the United States, Ordered to be
printed.
The bill to enforce the EV Amendment
was resumed. H.rrr
Mr.. Hamilton, of Missouri, again adj
dressed the Senate against its passage.
He criticised its provisions, and held that,
if enacted into q law, it could never be
enforced because it was inconsistent with
itself, --.
Nj. Pool defended the bill. It was
manifest destiny that the cOlored people
would be acknowledged everywhere in
the country as the equal of the white
man. 1t was the inevitable consequence
of their freedom from slavery.
Mr.. Howard cOntended that all fruits
of the late war would be in vain if Con-
gress did not see to it that all persons are
protected under the laws of the country
Sherman Introduced resolution pro-
viding for the admission of photographs
for exhibition free of duty.
Cole introduced q bill for the DISPOSE
ton of GOAL and other mineral lands of
the public domain. He said that the
changes made in the Constitution since
the war were revolutionary, but held
that such changes were to be expected,
and were necessary to meet the changed
condition of things in relation to the adj
ministratiOn of the Government which
resulted HON the struggle through
whi0 Nhe country has passed.
N HOUSE,
Mr.. C1nnor presented a memorial from
the Texas Agricultural Society that the
In, Nf
that State find an asylum beyond the
limits of the territory, and so escape pun
ishment. Referrtd to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Logan, from the Military Commit
tee, reported DILL authorizing the Sec
retary OF War to sell the arsenals, with
the grounds attached, at FirQennes, VT,
Fayetteville, \. c.. Mount Vernon, Ala,
and Tallahassee, Fla, the notice of the
sales to be published in the principal cities
of the Union. Adopted.
Wilson, of Minnesota, from the Com
mittee on Public Lands, reported bill
granting lands to aid in the construction
of the Cape Girardeau and State Line
Railroad, of Missouri. The bill was or
derGd to be printed and recommitted.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill to revive the navigation and
commercial interests of the United States.
Hale spoke half an hour in favor of the
lill.
Mr.. Allison addressed the House in OPP
position to bill. He considered many of
its provisions impracticable, especially
that portion which provides for allowing
drawbacks 20 5hip builders equal to the
duty imposed on the material used, had
the same been imported from abroad. He
thought the bill would be disastrous to
the coasting trade, which is carried on in
wooden ships,
Mr.. Potter called up the Senate joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary of
War to place the steamer Illinois at the
disposal of the quarantine.
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Opening Of the National Asylum for Disabled
Soldiers.

DAYTON, o., May l9.-The number of
persons present attending the opening Of
the National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers
was very large, and included many OF
distinction. Letters of regret were re-
ceived from the Governors of Pennsylva-
mia, Michigan, Wisconsin and Kansas,
and from Ex-GoV. Denaison, Chief JUS
tice Chase, Gen. Sherman, the President
and Vice-President, Gen. Sheridan and
o.hers.
Speeches were made by Gov. Hayes,
General Schencl snd Hon. L. p. Gunkle,
the latter as Secretary of the Asylum,
and stated that the building was hurried
by a crowd of applications on the part of
suffering soldiers, and the oAginal plans
Of architecture discarded. Under the
stress, the material of Camp DennisOn
was appropriated, and the first part, con-
sisting of one-story barracks, was filled
on the day of completion, and the sue
cseding week the second was completed
and filed, and the eutire building so COM
pleted, filling it as rapidly as accommoda-
tion was prepared.
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FINANCIAL.
The Income Tax and the Funding Bill
Probable Effect In New York.

NEW YORK, May lathe Journal Of
Commerce says of the income tax: THE
tax, in the present form, is the most OUT
rageous imposition ever tolerated in q
free country. No such levy, coming inn
partially upon every citizen, would be
borne by the people. The man who voted
for it would have been consigned to per-
petual Punishment from public favor; but
coming upon selected victims, and
especially upon that class enyied by
most of the neighbors, outsiders, rather
chuckle at the intiictiOn. The Daily Bull
tetfn says; The country will be sub
jeeted to financial sensation from the
new funding bill and specie payment
measure, though the precise features of
the scheme are yet to be developed" The
editor says: at appears to have arisen on
one hand from failure of the plan urged
by the Secretary of the Treasury, and an
other from a desire of Wall street specu-
lators TO get up summer excitement in
gold and securities"
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ERIGHTFUL.
Large Fire In St. Paul, kinn.---Great Less
Of Life and Properly. d

ST.. PAUL, MINI, May 19.-At half-past
three O'Clock this evening a fire broke out
in the hay loft of the new livery stable,
corner of Market and Hill streets, and
within five minutes the entire concert
hall, adjoining, was in flames. The fire
spread 80 rapidly that several persons in
the block were burned to death or killed
jumping from windows. Flames spread
rapidly to frame buildingsonopposite side
of the street. There are various rumors
as to the loss Of life. 1t is thought that
some of Bryant & Stratton's commercial
college students and a lady teacher were
burned in the building. Two men, car
rying on a tailoripgl establishment in the
back of the concert hall. jumped from
window fifty feet from the ground, one of
whom was instantly killed, and the other
fatally injured. The loss OF life and prop
erty must be fearful. a
The fire is said to have caught from coal
tar which ran down into the hay stored
beneath the sidewalk and in the lower part
of the stable. The Commercial College
was on the third story, and two children
of families living in CONCERT Hall are re-
pOEted lost, .-. -
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WOman,s Suffrage Meetlna in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 19.-The woman s
Suffrage Association of this city met to-
dav and read communication from the
Association of Chicago, asking co-opera-
ton In arranging for a Convention in that
city on the 18th inst, to organize North
western Wonlan's Franchise Association,
comprising Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indi-
ana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, Minnesota, and the territories
of Colorado and Wyoming. Delegates
were appointed. If the result of the New
York Convention is not satisfactory and
union effected, it is understood that
further efforts will be directed toward
carrying the movement west. The sub
ject Of holding Convention in this city
in June was broaehed, and a Committee
appointed to take action,
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The international Question Still Open, and
tie Canal Closed.

CoLLINGwooD, ONT, May l9.---Generai
Cook, for the second time, refused per
mission for the provincial steamer Chioora
10 pass through the Sault Ste. Marie canal
with supplies and forces, believing the
same to be- intended for the Red River
campaign, and consequently under the re-
strictio1 orders of the United States Gov
eminent. The steamer returned TO this
port in consequence, and viii await fur
ther orders.
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Grand Lodue Of odd FeIlows.

INDIANAPoLIs, May 1s.---The most inn
portant proceedings OF the Grand Lodge
OF odd Fellows was in reference to the
modification Of the basis of representa-
ton. Il is proposed TO cut this down, to
abolish any compensation, and increase
the Grand Lodge per centage from six 10
ten per cent, the body being large, un-
wieldly, and the expenses too heavy. The
matter was referred TO a committee, to be
reported on in November next.
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New YORK chamhsr Of Cummeros.

NEW YORK, May l9.-At the annual
election in the Chamber of Commerce this
p. IA. the following officers were elected /:
President, VIVA. +. Dodge; Vice Presi-
dents, George Ore 1yke, Walter s. Griffith,
n. NJ. Vermyle, Samuel II. Babcock
Treasurer, +. o. Lathrop; Assistank Sec
retary, II. Robinson; Executive CssAmit-
tee, Charles Russell, John c. Givek Stone
Brown, M. Il. Aspinwall, w. f. Dodge,
Samuel B. Ruggles, K. d. Morgan, w. G..
Hunt, L. G. Cowden, +. L. Worthington.
Members Of minor committees were elect
msa in this city. The annual report
shows 1895 members. Resolutions were
passed in memory of the late Paul Spot
ford.
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HOLLOwAYs yERMIfUGE CONNECTIONS.

fFHWENI1 years experience has proved this
i the most popular remedy wi tn physi-
clans and parents for those pests Of child
hood-Worms- They are pleasant to take,
and always effective In eXpelling the Worms
and tOni1g the system mp to its normal
condition. Beware of countarfeits and imt-
tations. The genuine have the signature Of
the proprietors on the wrapper of each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & OowDEN,
Philadelphia.
No C1seg No Pau! HisskeFs letter Ointment
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelss
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, PiInples,
Blotches ans all forms Of Skin Disease; also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold so cents per box by all druggists. Sent
by mail for 90 cents.
Consumption P0sitirelV Ciiredl-U Uphdn's Fresh
Me0t Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. Trosseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals of Paris, in which 10 cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation of the physician many hopeless
cases have heen restored to health. One bot
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six for SIS co.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q C0WDEN,
uny2O cod Philadelphia.
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Escape Of COnyicts from Toilet. m.

JnLIET, ILL, May l9.-Y yesterday after
noon a number of conviots in the State
Denitentiary made desperate attempt to
escape. The gate was opened to admit
four-horse team, when the convicts made
a rush TO get hold of the team. Six OF
them succeeded in getting outside of the
gate. The guards fired upon the run
aways. One was killed and two wounded.
The rest were recaptured in half an hour.
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TROY, y. y, May l9.-The opening
gane of the Atlantics and Haymakers
was played at Troy to-day. About 1000
menoed with the Haymakers At the bat.
The plaving of the Atlantics was very
handsome, particularly the catching Of
Ferguson and pitching of Seettlein. The
score closed, Atlanties q; HaymakeH Is,
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PRESBYTERIAN.
General Assemblies Of the Presbyterian
Church, and Of the Presbyterian Church
of the United States, and the Reformed
Presbyterian Church.
M PREsRYrERIAN cHuRcH.

THE PhESh1 lhh1AN th I. N
LOUISVILLE, May l9.-The General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church con-
VPled to-day. Tie session opened with
4 address by the Rev. Stuart Robinson,
Z Moderator of the last General Assembly.
The regular business of the Convention
will commence tomorrow.
THE PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH or THE
UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA, May l9.-The General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of
the United states, met in this city to-day.
A sermon was delivered by p H. Fowler,
ID. b., Moderator of the New School As
sembly oG- last year. DIR. NJ. W. Jacobus,
N9,ifD dasof the Old School body at its
d.isJ Session, and Rev. P. b. Fowler, pre-
sided jointly, and were elected to have
charge of tho ballots and to decide all
points of order, and will continue in that
position until the new Moderator is in
stalled TO preside over the deliberations
Of the reunited churches.
The proceedings were of more than
usual interest, and very full attendance
was attracted.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
CINoINNATI, May I9.-The General
SYNOD of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church OF North America assembled this
morning to organize. The following del
Clark, Rev. A. Thompson, Nova Scotia;
Rev. Dr. Mcleod, Rev. A. q. Wylie, Rev.
Harvey Reid, Rev. James S. Scott, New
York Rev. W. MoffItt, Brooklyn; Rev.
DIR. steele, Rev. Mr.. Gayle, Philadelphia;
Rev. DR.. Douglass, PIttsburg; Rev. II.
Stephenson, Pennsylvania; Rev. J. F.
Morton. Cedsrville, Ohio; Rev. j. Ii.
Cooper, Morning sun, Ohio; Rev. NJ.
Harshaw, Concord, H.; Rev. Mr.. Nor
ton, Walnut Hills, Illinois; Rev. j.
w. Ramsay, Chicago; Rev. ]. w.
Galley, Washington, IllinOisi Rev. j. W.
Walker, Wisconsin; Rev. d. McMasters,
Princeton, Indiana; Elder Mr.. Truman,
Nova Scotia; d. Mcleod, Mr.. Stewart,
James N Clifford, Mr.. Cuttings, New
York; Mr.. Guy, Mr.. Graham, Philadel-
phia; Mr.. Mum, Ar. d. Reid, Pittsburg;
Mr.. Horbeson, CedarviIle, o.; d. Mcclure,
r. Wilson, Alexander Kell, Illinois; Mr..
Monford, Indiana; Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Wis
cOnsin.
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MARRIED.

FENTRESS- the residence OF
the brides father. in Bolivar, Tenn. on Tues
day morning, May 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Null
Immediately after the. marriage ceremony,
the bridal party left on the train for New
York and Niagara Falls, thence to Montreal
and Quebec. A host of friends wish them
pleasant trip. safe return. and pleasant
voyage through life.
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IaiL Rreaklnn.

DEsM01NEs, May I9.-About 2 O'Clock
this afternoon six notorious thieves made
their escape from jail by cutting a hole
through the privy wall. Some of them
left without coat, hat or boots.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, May 1.-TWO thieves
who were confined in jail, escaped last
night, during a heavy thunder storm,
getting down into the vault and digging
their way through the wall.
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ROBBED AGAIN.


8SO 90 h !" Ar ID
c, TOLEN nom my premises, on Poplar
- street extended, one large
Dark Rrowza EorSo,
Aaed twelve years, sixteen hands high,
branded with B. g. aud u. 8. on left shoulder,
and M 3. on right thigh; scar on the rump
near root Of the tail, about four inches long;
star in the face, and left mind foot white, and
we'll dedned harness marks The above re-
ward Will be paid Tor the horse and thief, or
half tor the horse in the event the thiei IS
OF the Old Fair Grounds The horse IS In
good order. r. W q asoSxls;IE.B. Sli;l a.,
unVls ~ NAM stAc1t.
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TRUST SALE.

II 7 virtue of q Trust Deed TO me executed.
ID by Jane 7. Hornsby and j. Q. Hornsby.
on the l0th of August, 1855, to secure the pay
ment OF certain Indebtedness therein speei-
fed will sell, TO the highest bidder, for the
purpose Of satisfying said Indebtedness, Lot
Is, in N. M. Trezevant's plan OF subdivision.
containing l6-l00 acres; situated on Union
avenue. about three miles east of the city
Terms, cash; redemption waived. sale on
Monday, May sOth, at l2 o'clock, neon,
At the Real Estate Exchange Of Royster,
Trezevaut & Co., northeast corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets, in the city OF Memphis.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co., AueConeers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC BOARD nE RELIEE.

THE members of the Memphis Ma q
i sonic Board OF RELIEF win meet at Ny
O'Clock this (FRIDAY) evening, at the/VN
once OF Ednonds & Pettigrew, Front street.
Punctuai attendance urgently requested.
R. W. MITCHELL, Chairman.
MILLER Secretary my20
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ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
Auafianaara
Country Residence at Auction.

uVHAT handsomely i'm proved and beautiful
4 Lot, containing over seven acres Ol
ground, with a Well-built TwO-stOried House,
Kitchen. stable, Garden, and fine Weil water,
three miles east OF the city, on Union av-
enue in one Of the most desirable localities
for health and good neighbO rhOOd, will IL
not disposed OF before privately, be offered at
unreseTved public sale, at our Rsal Estate
Exchanga ON
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Esaoturo.

rTNHE REV W. Z. MUNSEY, DID, WILL
1 deliver a lecture on +" Elijah, TUESDAY
EVENING, May 18th, Tor the benefit Of the
Central Methodist Church. Tickets, 81; re-
serve seats, 81; for sale al all the bo0k and
drug stores. Place Of lecture will be an.
ncunced. my20
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SUMNER RETREAT.

THE PUT-IN-BAY HOUSE. on PUT-TN-BAY
L ISLAND, LAKE ERIE, OHIO, sixteen miles
from Saudusky, is the coolest resort 4 Amer
lea, and will accommodate eight hundred
guests
There are twenty-five islands in the grOupe,
The lake is full Of all kinds OF fsh, wild
duck abound, aud pure air never falls.
Yachting, boating, bathing, billiards, bowl
ing, native groves, ice-eream and wine
rooms, moon light excursions on the bay are
truly romantic. -
IL was here that Commodore Perry met
the enemy and they are ours" and many
relies OF the battle remain. sltlT
Terms much less than Eastern watering
places. Address the proprtetOrs for
pamphlet. lIay2Ol WEST q SWENY,