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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-16
Total receipts from Jan.

A cotton crop of 100000 bales,
at the average price CT the season,
so far, is worth about S3l0,0OO,OO0
| currency, in Southern ports, which
is equivalent to over S2j0,OOO,OOO
in gold. This is a greater aggre.
gate value than was ever received
Tor any cotton crop in the United
states, exceeding by some millions
of dollars, the value of the great
crop of 4,S60,0OO bales in lSj9.G0.
AS to the dry grOods trade Of
New York:
The market has presented a very
quiet appearance during the week
and there is no salient point OF
interest to notice about it. Buyers
from out of town are shy and eau
tious and not inclined to be drawn
into large purchases, even by the
prices offered, which in many cases
are unQuestionably low. The Sep
TENDER panic in gold hardly caused
more caution on the part of Wall
street operators, than the late wal
among jobbers has caused for
time among dry goods buyers.
The New York Dry Goods Re-
ported of the 9th says:
In the market for bleached and
brown cottons, the prices remain
unchanged on our last quotations
| for standards with productions solo
} to arrive, while for less familiar
brands the stocks, though no
large, are not moved In any con
3 siderable quantities, though holder
t are firm 81 present figures
In the prints market no feature
Of prominence has occurred to ere
/. ate any excitement, and while tn
agents are well sold up in oil me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN County, VA.-The
Leesburg Mirror OF this week has the follow ing
items:
Hon. j. X. Tucker last week seld his resi-
Cence in Middleburg for s., OO0-Mr. T.. b. Broun
purchaser. DR.. j. .. Dedman also disposed OF
his house and lot in the same town, to the
widow OF the late Coleman Yellott, for 81 $50.
The town lots heretofore advertised by M. De-
laney q Son, were sold on Saturday, as follows:
Lot on King street, near Loudoun, S750-George
H. Head; lot near the depot, Sl27-,J. Il. Grimes:
lot No. z, near the depot, Sl31-Daniel Paine,
(colored.)
A division of the Sons of Temperance was in
stituted at StumptOwn, about a mile and-a half
from Garesville, on Saturday night last by State
Lecturer, JAS. +. Divine.
MIR. JnO. f. Beans killed bald eagle last
week, near Hillsborough, measuring / feet 4
inches from tip to tip.
The Common Council of Leesburg are taking
active steps to improve the long neglected streets
OF this town, all of which are undergoing
thorough reconstruction" They needed it.
The camp meeting for Hillborough Circuit,
which was commenced on Wednesday last still
continues. The encampment is the largest we
hove ever seen in Loudon-the grounds are ad-
mirably adapted for a meeting OF this sort and
the one hundred and more comfortable tents
which dot the woods, attest the interest felt for
the old fashioned camp meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25
GEORGETOWN.

a VENETIAN SPECTACLE-One OF the most
beautiful and animated scenes ever witnessed
here, was that presented on the bosom OF our
NOBLE river last evening, the occasion being a
complimentary serenade to the Potomac Boat
Club by the st. Cecilia Band. The river in front
OF the boat-house, and for considerable distances
every size and description, lighted with colored
lamps and Chinese lanterns, while the annie
balcony Of the boat-house, and the wharyes,
eIowed with spectators of the brilliant pageant.
boat-house, embarked in their "gondoia" and
red and blue lights. Their craft was closelS
followed by the illuminated feet, with its gay
freight Of lads and lassies, and as they moved up
the stream the most beautiful effect was pro-
duced by the reflection OF the lights on the
water, the CLASSY smoOthness Of which was
only broken by the ripple from the boats.
The soft strains of the band on the water, the
steam-tugs out for q holiday, were the fitting
orchestral accomplishments of this novel exhibie
uon, which elected hearty applause from the
at the boat-house. The thanks of our citizens
are due to the Potomac Boat Club and the ST.
Cecilia band for such pleasing spectacle, and
isfaction. We trust other cities win take the
hint, and that Georgetown will be the pioneer
In introducing into American waters a custom
S Sncn n VIII ADD new and pleasant feature to
Pageants in Venice, go lauded by travellers.
should not have been initiated in our American
cities long ago. IVA"
ANOTHER HORSE RACE will come of to-mor-
TOW evening at O'Clock, on the Conduit road
quarter mile dash between the horsefesh OF r.
q. Darne and Henry johnson. The race men
uoned In The STAR of yesterday has caused
sucn an excite ment In sporting circles here.
that there will doubtless be q large crowd ~
spectators on this occasion. VI
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Four Thousand
Dushes OF red wheat were offered on Change
this morning, with sales only Of 1900 bushels
SALE OF FARM.-Messre ,,nr,r..
,,;na ha,wS u "s Iarm and appurtenances
fyrdSS. ,sn this city and Tenallytown, to f.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
CAPsIzED.-The sail boat Curlew, from Wash
ington, was capsized OIL Fishtown yesterday,
and about dozen men thrown into the water.
Some of them chung to the boat and were res
cued by Capt. Shirley King, whose boat hap
pened to pass by most opportune about the time
Of the accident. One Of the men who was unable
to swim was saved from drowning by the efforts
Of come colOred men in a row boat. The cause
OF the capeize was unusual. One of the crew
undertook, for wager, to take Q seat upon the
truck Of the mast He had scarcely arrived at
the top when the crew below careened the yes
sci, and the weight at the mast head carried
the boat over. Very shortly after the over
turn the boat was towed to the wharf and
righted. -Four Of the crew remained here until
this morning, when they set sail, in the rain +,
for Washington.
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTIONAL convention
of the conservative voters Of the city and county
win be held at Liberty Hall on next Monday
,iG are m 70 sns mgr atS eonysn
business transacted.
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General Mcmahon.
Mr.. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Conner
writes as follows from Paris:

MT. Halstesd of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL,
writes as follows from Paris:
{" was not lion hunting, but accidentally ran
against one of the largest propordons-a lion
just from Africa. too. I heard a man eXclam
in the crowd, Why, there is McMahon.' And,
sure enough, there was the most celebrated OF
living French generals, the best personiiicatiOn
OF the French soldier, the hope OF the French
army in the struggle at hand, and great pop
ular favorite. He had, as L see by the papers
this morning, spent large portion OF the day
with the Emperor. Parisians have for some
days thought that he was with his corps near
SIasburg, and his departure is an event. He
was called from Algiers the moment that
there were signs of the imminent outbreak Of
war. He was in citizens dress last night,
and with three gentlemen likewise dressed
as civilians, but the group-the Marshal
was accompanied by some of his staf-was,
after all. thoroughly military in appearance.
tence OF being plain people, but their faces and
bearing. every feature and movement, indicated
their profession. McMahon wore a new silk hat,
and its especial gloss was all that made him
prominent in the crowd. His hair is white-a
soft, brilliant whits-and cut close, and his
moustache is also white-as white as Fernando
be an Imperialist, and so small a circumstance
as that he doesnot wear his beard in the fashion
OF the Emperor, gives confirmation to the re-
port. He wears no imperial, his lower lip being
clean shaven. In spite OF his white hairs he
has not the appearance Of advanced years. His
eye, complexion and carriage indicate that he
Is in the prime Of life. His face is a HEALTHY
scarlet, the sun Of Africa being responsible, L
suppose, chiefly, for the brilliancy of the
bronze on his cheeks. His features are
not grand, but refined; his nose is almost
delicate in its fine outline and sharpness.
and his mouth is sad rather than severe.
You can see this expression of sadness-there Is
something that touches the pathetic in tin
the pictures of him that will now appear every
where, and which are becoming as plentiful
here as those of the Emperor, whose Astounding
photographs are one Of the troubles OF the times.
McMahon's eye is a little sunken. and a light
blue, think, with a CHEEKY, intelligent sparkle
in it, THAT am sure off, and il his walk he is
quick, and In gesture rather deliberate for a
Freedman. Not many persons seemed to re-
cognize him, and he paid no attention to those
who did and were staring at him with evident
curiosity, nor was there anything In his manner
to show consciousness that he was observed
Two or three times was the cry 'Vive McMa-
hon. but he gave no sign Of hearing it. There
was not the slightest symptom Of that look of
'the hardened despOt' in which people are un-
duly sensible of Importance and fame or of
celebrity Of some sort, so often disguise them
s-lves."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

A CITIZEN Of ST. Louis was recently found
lying asleep on the steps Of q door, with war
maps IN his hand, and subsequently charged
with drunkenness. TO the amazement OF the
ofhcer he claimed to have been made insensble
by an effort to reconcile the differences in the
AS the policeman could not swear positively
thaf the stupor which he had found him in was
the result OF liquor, the magistrate dismissed
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

- pLACK MARIA--This vehicle, for the
conveying Of prisoners to the Police Court from
the station houses, has Just been finished by Mr..
X n. Graham, and was put into service this
morning. IL Is q substantial and well-made
wagon, made for two horses, and closed in all
around, except q space around the sides next to
The top tabout eight inches wide) for ventila-
ton. fne span OF iron-grey horses have been
purchased, costing $500, to be used with il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

The COMING ROCKVILLE FAIR-we hear that
preparations are IN progress for an exhibition of
unusual interest and attractiyeness nv tbe
Montgomery County Agricultural Society at
Rockville, Md, on the 1ith, 18th, and 10th Of
next month. On the first day OF the fair there
Il 10 be q trial of speed of horses from Mont
eomery county, trotting in harness for pre-
miums Of $50 and SIS; on the second day of
noHes rom the District for premiums of the
same amount; and on the third day a verv in,sr
estlng race for premiums Of $500, sI25, and Az.
competition open to the world. The mule race
Hnleh succeeds trotting trials is for a saddle
valued at $50; and will. we predict nro,ca y
highE amusing and exciting feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A TREATISE ON THE BAIE
sent free by mail by the proprietors Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER.

which is the best article ever known to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
to its original youthful color.
1t will prevent the hair from falling ont.
Makes the hair smooth and glossy, and does not
stain the skin.
H. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by ell druggists. auS-eolmSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

MON PRISONERS AssoCIATroS.-The Union
war Prisoners Association met last night NJ.
= LasselIe in the chair. Addresses were made
by Messrs. Stems, Weiss, Perley and SkeIton
and letter was read from Col Emeric S,ahsS
several committees made reports, among which
was one having in charge the erection OF mon
.ment IN this city to the prisoners who died in
and embodied letters from, the President. Cen,
erak sherman, Sheridan, Butler and otber oen
erals and civilians in reference to the matteS~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

A WIDOW LADY who resides near Elmira, N.
V, complains Of the GOODNESS of her husband
during the last year Of their married life. For
the first year he nsed to address her as his dear
then as his little goat, and with his last breath
he referred "lovfngly" to her as his sold sorrel
top" The failure 10 invent any other term Of
endearment for her may have been the cause OF
his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

AcoIDKST-0n Saturday last, Geo. Metcalf,
arepsirer OF telegraph lines, was struck in the
head by the step Of a car near Highspire, and
severely injured Mr.. Metcah was working on
ae abroad, and seeing train coming west he
stepped on another track not noticing a train
going east, which struck him before he could
Gear me road. He 10 a son Of Judge Metcalf,
ehief clerk Of the Interior Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

JUDICIAL ORDER-Yesterday evenino Iud0e
dumpnriee, sitting in court in chambers issued
an order IN the case OF BENJAMIN ID. Whitney
agt- horatlo Ames, that the clerk issue a COM
mission to James o. Clephane to take the ex-
smin1non OF the complainant to important and
material facts IN the ease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

hARPER's Weekly and krery Saturday received
rom Shillington abound in war illustrations,
sne i0tneI containing also q capital pictorial
map (oirde eye view Of the seat Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

TIE PAY ROLLS OF the Commissioners of the
First, Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards have
now been examined and passed upon by the Au-
been discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

~Princess SalmrSalm has passed her exam
nation in surgery and gone TO the field ~
doctrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

SABBATH SCHOOL ExcURsIox.-The Sabbath
School OF the Mount Vernon Place AZ ~
Church (south) will make an excursion d., -,
the Potomac river on the Lady OF the Ists -
morrow leaving the eth street wharf at 9 o'clocS
See advertisement. N0NA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

A YAvoRABLE CHANGE, we are glad to hear.
took place yesterday in the condition OF Rev
DIR. Holmead, and be rested much easier the en-
tire day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

SUNDAY ExCURsIoN.-Next Sunday the
steamer Lady Of the Lake win make another OF
her grand Sunday excursions down the river as
lar as Aqua creek, leaving her wharf, at the
loot OF 9TH street, at 3 O'Clock, and returning to
the city at y p. m. See advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENGLISH HALF HOSE, superfne and super
stout, new importation, very fine, at price to
dealers. GEO. Q. HRNNING,
No. 40 It'll street, N. w.
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ShuhcH CNIoN-The Central CONGREGATIONAL
~. oi winch DR.. Boyrton was pastor, and
e 1semoiy fresbyterian Church. 5th and I
sueeS, nave united, and at a meeting held last
evening Rev. Dr. Boynton was elected usstor OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

BASE BALL-Oiympies Is. All WasAington.-
One Of the best practical games Of the season
vas played yesterday afternoon on the Olympic
grounds, between the Olympics and a picked
nine called CAN Washington" resulting in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

CSLLknTok BOSWELL, who has been very I'll
1a N Bediord, Mass, for some weeks past, is
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HOTELS.

HOlELS.
ID EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.
WILLARDS HOTEL, &.A
July ., 1870. yE!A0
including the 3lst day Of October next the rsf- =,
will be as follows: 'S'
Board and Rooms, per ~ so
Rooms Beard " /" - 81 90 to I %
According to location
Rooms will be exhibited at any time, and a sample
Bill OF Fare now in readiness for the of
House. ~ VI 'Ae
Special rates may be made to clubs composed OF
ladies' or gentlemen
. These arrangements afford an unequalled combina-
tlon OF comfort cheapness and desirable locality to
Goyernment officials and others similarly situated,
who wish to avoid long, hot and dusty walks to
reach unpalatable meals and inferior apartments
Being the first In Washington to put down the
prices OF drst- class accommodations to ante war
rates, / respectfully solicit the patronage OF that
large number of persons Obliged to spend the sum-
mer in Washington well as the travelling public
JAMES SYKES. Proprietor.
WAsHlNGToN, XJuly. $50. jy22Sm
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ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART OF M.pv
BY reference TO an advertisement in another
column il will be seen that this excellent insti-
tuition OF learning will be reopened on the 5th
OF September. The pious and accomplished
Sisters of the Dominican Order (under whose
charge this academy Isl have recently become
incorporated under the general INCORPORATION
law OF Congress, and have through their attor-
nihcent house and grounds known as the "Jobn
d. Semmes property" on the corner of C and
sth streets southwest, embracing the western
nall OF square 434, at the cost Of s22 500. They
propose at an early day to establish Noyiciate
IN connection with their academy and TO i'm
prove the property In such q manner as well
render It an ornament and pride to the citizens
of South Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

COMPTROLLER wHITrLRsRY at one o,c,o.r
to-day suspended the issuing or anv ynn,. y oocA
ration warrants for the present. '"'p'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING Site
Messrs. Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers, have
sold for Hon. Thomas b. Byran, of Chicago,
parts of lots 81 and So, in subdivision Of square
2i3, fronting 80 feet on Massachusetts, avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, and running back
an average depth Of 1I2 feet TO an alley, con-
tanning 5,177 square feet. to Commander John
j. Almy, OF the U. s. Navy, for the sum Of
az Al d.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsE,IENTS, &c.

Excursion tomorrow of the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. L. Church Sabbath School.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 + street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4Ss It'll street.
Barlov's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

The EXCURSION Of the fine steamer Lady of
the Lake tomorrow comes most OPPORTUNITY,
now that the mercury Ia getting back in the
neigh orhood Of the nineties. A large number
Of pleasant people have already secured tickets,
and the trip promises to be one Of the most de-
lightful of the season, In every respect.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l2I cts; Parasols
al half price; Summer Cassmeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifce 1900 yards Calicoes-best axes AZ 10
and l2s cts, good at Ga cts. Never before have we
offered such bargains. BENZ MILLER
JyA lOI Bridge ST. Georgetown ID b
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HrxrLrn has all kinds OF Thermometers. 60
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xseL IN By LocKJAw-Last Tuesday Eixnr
~.arIes Mccarthy, driver OF one OF the
wagons belonging to Ellis music store, while
driving up ID street north, between New Jersey
avenue and LIST street east, was throw. from the
wagon, which passed over his bead, tearing of
the scalp and exposing one-half of the top Of the
skull. Under the treatment Of DIR. Mccoy the
yesterday, when lockjaw supervened, soon ac-
companied by frequent violent spasms, which
terminated in death tins morning at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

THE WEATHRR.-The thermometer q. the
once OF TIE EVENING STAR registered as fo.-
!ows to-day-o O'Clock, sos; 10 O'Clock, So:
IL O'Clock, So; O'Clock, Sss, 4 O'Clock, $50.
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORs.

PURE WINES AND LIQUORO.
NJ Haying made ARRANGEMENTS with some Of the best
Dstileries in the country for old WHISTLES, offer
the following well known brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years Old SIS
per gallon. J. A. Bowen's, years old, "a per gal
lon kpbsrtsOn,s 2, years old, $3.50 per gallon old
serassd Pine Apple Ireetihed 10 per gallon. Lon.
don Old Town Gin, ss per gallon stoughton Bitters,
VIII Wine e., Company S2D pc. gallon. Icupperncns
above isAt least 81 per gallon Cheaper than can he
got elsewhere for the same grade.
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters
10: lSII and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
north Charles street. Baltimore. Md. je
BAfCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE.
Thie splendid III air Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
ead nor any cttdIc poison to produce paralysis or
Death. Avoid the Wanted and deuGye prepafatiops
WSSssan6 virtues thsy do not Iosse.s; The genuine
untarnished reputetion to uphold its integrity q
the only perfect HAIR Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
y al DrusRists. APPLIED q 10 Bend street,
G.1. feE1
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GEORGErOwy ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pr THOs. BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetown.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Asp
On WfpNEspAf A AooRRShSS Aug u.,.
%ads%.i g. b s s at as Re &c Rot q
MS sian Legation, No. lag West, between Coz
eress ana s'sh streets his Furniture and Nj
Rosewood Piano, Stool an Cover
&snut so psESs Snf 4ss.r pieces
Damask and Lace Curtains and Cornices
Walnut arbIe top Centre aud other Tables
once Furniture, Easy Chairs and Lounges
Walnut Marble-tc and Cottage Chamber suites
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding
Hail Chairs, Hatracf oiieIcth. &c.
And many articles too numerous 10 menti,u.
au2id iRepI TRos. BOWLING, Auct
M II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
MADE By TKySEy, DAVIDSON & Co.,
or selected choice WHEAT, by q process. known
only to themselves, and thoroughly cleaned by the
best pats3t, is now 10 being PLACED 90 the
Guaranteed equal 10 any hs DtSfrief.
For sale by most Grocers. suls- I'm
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT POE sELIG-
Life q Chas Dickens, by r. shelton Mackenni e,
With portrait, s0,s "a Our n fsthsrs HOUSE or
author Of isht scenes in the Bible hsndsomey
illustrated, cloth u.s.. crSs. Rev,sd Masonic
Text BOOB. ~. Mfgnon-tale from the French
cloth, 81 Is. The Notre Dame Series Of Catholic
Novels beautifully bound. The q. =. Internal Rev
enue and Tariff Law compiled by Dresser 75c Bibles
Testanents and Prayer Books in great variety. A
large assortment Of french and American Paper and
Envelopes Initial Paper from IS cents per box up
ward. Commercial Note Paper from 81 per reau.
Nc charge made for stamping initials on paper and
envelopes Just received several barrels Of ute and
Cotton Irvine and for sale cheap at
POE SELIGS0NS,
New Litc--- - Nusira1 DanOt.
auls fRep. HERALD les Bridge street.
M ISS N. DAVENPORT WISHES TO pro
AVA cure pupils for Piano forte Instruction La.
sons gwen at home or at the residence of Teachsr
no. 90, I'd street, Georgetown. For terms apply a.
above. iraS - -
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Those fond = FISH q aud shooting VII ana spe
sport al j the best sccCmmoi All 1ii..
Coed Boats and Tackle provided. AMI n
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SUMNER RESORTS.
TIRE HOTEL AT PINEY POINT.

Wi Y remsin Oren IN TIRE I5rHoFoc yo-AS
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UEsr END ROTEr-

UOOuC rrr rroNUp
DUMAS, ohnALO1, zAs n, 80.
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oA ssssiRsax sA sGIGa Z HGks (
III and as Fourteenth street.
kkPA1k1NG In all lite branches. r.--u,.
9. Az Carriarss Ian Jor Re'asrs, Se'ass o. 0'''''
Agent Tor Brewster Co.. fof BroOne strestp f,th
oveuue, NeU York. V