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Prince Edwards Island and the Wash.
tugtOu Treaty.

HALIFAX, July 25.-The members OF the
Prince Edwards Island Legislative Council and
the House Of Assembly are opposed to the gov
eminent, and have memoralized the Lieutenant
Governor asking that an extra session be called
to consider the Washington Treaty. The
Ist1ndeT, government organ, semi-Ofi-
elally says the request win not be ac-
eeded 10, and in regard to the Treaty, which
\ received with some favor there, the export to
the United States being fish and paper, says the
Island government, by the advice of the govern
ment OF Great Britain and Canada has taken
measures 10 have the provisions of the treaty
Iutlnto operation at once, without waiting for
the formal approval of the Legislature.
Advices from Labrador via Newfoundland do
not confirm the reports of a disastrous storm
there, recently published in the American
papers.
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senator Schurz denies that he has severet
ms connection with the Westliche Post.
~A slight shock Of eartbou.ke was ,.,, g.,
Cairo, u, yesterday. e' ~
Tt Hunt Is going 10 put people 20 sieep
The Geognosy of the Apallachians1
Inc Orangemen OF Newark. n. i mr.
pose 10 nave parade and picnic August 10.
~ man whom we can put ND wifh-A COCA
hotel keeper. : -
E<The census OF Great Britain shows IN a. ont
about 81 500 900 people only 1000 are land
ga despatch from Omaha coutrasficfs On.
hostilities. ~
sHFond dn Lac ladies, when they eoIli,la nm
the Sidewalks, bayonet one another with their
parasols. .N-
ESeorge Sand, the vell-known author. "a
saio 70 be iying dangerously iIl At Paris Grave
ooopu are entertained OF her recovery
@Out West they tell story Of a DOG which
was greatly interested I'm music. He attended a
singing school, and was subsequently found In
the back yard with music book in front ofhim-
beating time with bis tail on tin pan, and how
ling 4" Ole Hundred"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND AND DISTRIBUTION

~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFf0oNCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
The Fo~sdlins Isyian, Sssis1s @ Garit,, Ns~
York, asd Soldiers, aad sailors Orphans
Home, Washinstos
virtue Of a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue on the 9Th OF July,
Ths following Gifts win be awarded the successful
ticket Lolders by the Commissioners - story Brick
House, s. Calvert st; Baltimore, s2S93. go
three Dwellings and Saw Mil, lying ON on Ches and
Ohio Canal, 6DOO s-story Brick House, Ia Boil
ton street, BALTIC, sl6yD0. sstory Brick House, 80
GoVsnstown,s miles from Baso., on Pssse3ser r r
same location, se0oo. fine Residence near Goyans
location Lots aSjona
ssS Cash G Bonds Sais FIscSS
:ad s Sse' RsSd. int
shares Citizens National BsSk, Bsitc; loo shares
shares Baltic. and Ohio r. r.; . shares Phiia,
Wilmington and BALTIC. II; r. $1,000 Tickets only
Hill be sold, &C 90 each, Sfso%
MAJ. GEo. 7. CASTLE, BALTIC; Nd. oo"m" 70.
IRets,escts. Ma Cen. B. Hunter, q, s A., Wash
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Nd / ApPleman
late Atty Gen1, Baltimore. -. .,s
counsel, in the hands OF the Trustee. Tickets and
Music Dealers, Gas Pennsyivs nia avenue; W. ii,
avenue; Benz DeWsif, yeweleT, dis Pennsyiysnia
avenue; yno. Parker, Bookseller, 521 9TH street.
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, Louisiana
General Agent, ststioner and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York. L. -...
!. - Orders by mail win receive prompt atten-
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From, St LOuis.

Railroad 7dzes-Hdil StOrBl-LO Under COaUioti0z
ST.. LoUIs, July 25.-The county court has APP
proved the action Of Collector Mcguire i'm his
attempt to collect the delinquent taxes OF the
Iron Mountain, Pacific and North Missouri
Railroads, and authorized him 20 employ coun-
sci at the county's expense 20 defend any suit
that may be brought against him or his bonds
men.
a violent hail storm passed over a portion Of
PIKE county, Missouri, about a week ago, com
pletely destroying all the corn and tobacco crops
In its path.
The RepRJlicdH learns that the report that the
Indian chiefs Satanta and Big Tree were killed
While attempting TO escape, is untrue. They were
both tried at Jacksboro', and found guilty OF
murder in the first degree. Judge Seward, who
presided at the trial, thought their punishment
ought TO be commuted TO imprisonment for life;
and Tatum, the Indian agent, also using his in
fuence TO secure this result, General Sherman
ordered that they be held until final order was
received from the President. 1t is probable.
therefore, they will not be executed Satanic
takes his imprisonment very hard, and SAYS his
raid on Wilson's train was the first one he was
engaged in in Texas, and if the whites will ro-
lease him he will never mike another.
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me New Yerk yrsds a RaIIway.

NV loRk. July 1-Prcs dent Hilton laid
before the executive COMMITTEES 81 the Niadnct
rsilroad yesterday. the WI " ofthe engineers on
various Interesting matters connected With It's
snccee sui operation when completed. They
aeclded against extending the main trunk line ~
o. branch noadtO South Ferry, with q aepot "A
Nalior and Pine streets. provided The down
tJNn merchants are willing 90 subscribe tbey
necessary CAPITAL. IL il Stimsted that the mad
viii cot S5o,eo.eN. The annual receipts are
ne and half millions.
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DIR. DoLLINGER-The question NAV SOON
aTlse a. 10 what position the Bavarian Govern
Ineht VIII assume towards the Pore The nro-
lessons OF the Munich University have resolyst
70 elect Dr. Dollinger Rector Magnificus for the
coming year, and King Ludwig will have 10 face
tne Issue OF conhrming him or rejecting him.
according TO the demands of the IDtrsmo,,s,,ss
Professor Messmer, Of the University, has been
eNcomn unicated for administering the sacra-
ment % the dying priest Zenger, who had been
previously excommunicated FOR denial OF the in
fallibility dogma "
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Movements Of steamer

NEW YORK, July 25.-Arriyed, the steamer
Colorado, from Liverpool.
LONDON, July 25--The steamer City Of Lon
don, from New York, touched az Queenstown at
noon to-day. 'fF.EI
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-Arrived, the ships Rec
ord, from New Orleans, and Northampton, from
New Orleans.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Arrived, the steamer
City OF Washington, from Liverpool.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN BALTIMORE
FOR THE STATE LEGIsLATC RE-Convention
OF The democratic delegates elected in Baltimore
on Thursday last, TO nominate State Senators
snd Representatives from the First Second ana
1hfd legislative Districts Of Maryland 10 rem
resent Baltimore in the next General Assemble
Were held last night, and made the fOllowina
nomlnatlons; Messrs. John X. Blake and Isaac
NJ. Denson for the Senate, and Messrs. Thomas
McCoskeT, Thomas II. Hamilton, John m
cooper, Charles X. Hamilton, Louis A. .Jamart
d. Nelson Foster, james /. Clark, W f. Stew,
arr, George Cotton, John Staylor, John AZ.
Irayers, George A Kirk, +. J. Chaisty, James
McColgan, u. l.. Harig, W. T. Markland-
George A. Feig and Elias Griswold as memhers
Of the House OF Delepatas
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Railroad Matter. I'm the yEes,

BOSTON, July 25.-At meeting Yesterday in
which the central branch of the Union Pacific.
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy, Hannibal & st.
Joseph, chicago & southwestern, and AtchisOn
& Topeka 10 Santa Fee railroads were reDre-
scented, II was agreed to construct bridge aeroSS
the Missouri river at Atchison. The work Is 10
be commenced Immediately. The Central
extend their road up the Republican river %
connect with the Union Pacific at the hum
dredth meridian.
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now THEY DO THINGS IN CHICAGo-The
Chlcago Tribune says: $50 much has been writ
ten concerning the new subterranean passage
connecting the north and south divisions thai
nothing more than a brief resume of the work il
required. The contract for the tunnel proper
was awarded October 20, 1869. Work on the
SoffeT~dam was begun on the Sd of November
Ionowlng. On the 10Th of January 1870. the
work OF excavation in the river section was he
gun. On the eth day OF October, 1879. the con-
tractors began the masonry in the south half of
the river section, and on the LIST day on
July, lsa1, the date named in the ORIGINAL
contract, the tunnel was completed so far
as the contractors were concerned the wagon
way being ready for use, while the foot-passagc
was delayed in completion by the work of las-
ing down the great water-mains. The interior
was found to be model OF completeness and
tasteful workmanship. 1t was well lighted witt
gas, and admirably ventilated and as neat cleau
ana free from dampness as could be desired In
all respects IT seemed to be a model tunnel: com
pared with the moist, nasty, unpleasant bore AZ
ashington street, and il was evident that TN.
contractors had performed their work in fhe
most faithful end acceptable manner The cos,
OF the tunnel was about $500, OO0."
An expenditure of half a million dollars To
provide good roadway under a marrow stream
OF water, as substitute for the bridge over If
would seem to some Of us as big piece of waste
fulness, but not SO to those directly Interested
Ihey regard II as tp-top inrestmenf and they
ought TO know something about IL, for this Is moi
their first tunnel. = ' ~
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How CANADA DIED.-Cayada, the Cuban in
surgent, was taken 70 Puerto Principe on the
morning OF the 51th, and executed on the after
noon Of the LIST. He met his fate like q hero
without brayado or cynicism. TRANQUILITY ne
eOnversed with some Friends and when the fatal
and proud, 20 the place of execution. sWben Ia
arrived there he took of his hat, flung il on tie
ground, and i'm a loud tone Of voice cried -
Aools, cuba, para siempre." lGOOd-bve.
erico Cayada ceased 10 exisf
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IHE BCTcHER-BARoNET's Loss OF Mru-
oRf-Ihe Montreal Gdzetfe brings forward tbs
lonoWing testimony 10 illustrate the possibilities
Oh TIE 1lchborne case We can recall one case.
mat OF person who, after dozen years absence
IN Australia, could not translate the simplest
Latin sentence, although he had stu died classics
AZ an English school. The claimants fOrgetful-
ness OF French rs not unparalleled, either We
know a person who, though French was not his
mother tongue, had been accustomed 20 sneak
u nuenty As child ana boy, but who. as man.
having been many years absent from home.
S T not repeat single word in that language.
We have known clergymen who had forSOffsrr
their Greek Testament LADIES who had lost an
knowledge OF music once Possessed; and very
OF history they had learned at school.
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Daring Express Robbery i'm Ken
tucky.

ST. LOUIS, July "a daring express robbery
was committed ON the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, in Hickman county, Nv, last Saturday
night. Three men got on the train at Union
City, and at Moscow, when the train halted, two
OF the robbers got of, and the confederate re-
NAMED on the platform As the train moved
out from the depot the two jumped into the ex-
press car, overpowered the messenger. and
robbed the safe of $4,000, halted the train
Jumped on, and disappeared in the dark
Twenty-Five citizens turned out 20 hunt for the
robbers, but they have not vet been found.
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Ahanaened by the wrc~ker-

NORFOLK, VA, July &--The schooner John
hoNiett, run into some time ago by the steamer
state OF Virginia. has drfftad ashore in Acco-
nanock bay, twenty miles north OF CherryStOne.
ner mas's and sails are gone, and her deck load
va sShsd ashore The vessel Il fun Of water.
III uSSA i broken up. The wrcckeo have
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DEATH OF MRS. JAY CooKR.-we record
with regret, the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke
the wife of jay Cooke, Esq. Mrs. Cooke was 4
member Of the Allen family of Kentucky. 4
sister OF Colonel Allen, Principal OF the Ken
lucky Military Institute, at Frankfort, AMI wa
LADY gifted with 50 many of the geptle and
tan womanhood, that her decease win be Eel,
throughout the large circle of her association a.
nnicting an irreparable loss. Even 70 those
who have only known Mrs. Cooke through thu
graceful and cordial hospitsiifies of her bns-
bands home, the announcement Of her death
VIII come with the sincerest regret; while
throughout all the nearer relationships Of her
the deepest Sympathy can but partially assuAge
MIS- Cooke died at Ogontz, Mr.. Cookies home
Ct Chelten Hills, on Saturday morning, her
death resulting from an affection of the heart
cradle time philadelphia Tefl1raph.
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Murder by the striking Miners A. Oar
ffornfa.

FAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The striking out
fsees smong the miners I'm Amad0r county have
teen renewed The hatch bOOk-keeper OF thu
Amador mine has been murdered fnooH nj
be dispatched to-day.
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SwIsBURNE ON WALT wmrNAN. An
American lady who has recently Interviewed
swinburne, found him a. has already been
stated, great adnirer OF Walt Whitman.
read Walt Whitman a great deal, - said SWIM
purnei II have every edition of his books that has
oeen publlshed. He is one Of great geniuses OF
our time. That Victor Hugo Il the greatest ly-inc
Poet there can be no manner of doubt, and am
almost inclined 20 think that Walt Whitman
holds the second place" Very much tue same
thing he had asserted in the Fortni0ktlV article
upon Rossetu, MAY, 1891 only there n was NOT
said, but broadly limited, that % Rossetti be
longed the disputed second place. We could not
help having sly suspicion that this post OF the
Niceroy OF poetry wa a very unsettled appoin,-
ment IN our young poets mind, and conferred i'm
generous haste upon the ia vOrite OF the moment
But a. 10 his enthusiastic admiration OF Wait
whitman there could be no doubt although the
admiration was by no means wholesale. ssT,he
most beautiful poems i'm all his books saif
Swinburne, care the Word out of the Sea- ana
the poem on the funeral of Lincoln. cOnfess 4
cannot see the poetry in his long catalOgue OF
names and things. As for the catalogue OF shfps
IN Homer, who ever reads it? Ii is alwavs
SKIPPED, and so are al the Others. Sui admire
and love Walt Whitman, and have dedicated
my new book 20 him I am going 20 copy the
ode and send II out, for want him 10 have II he-
fore the book appears
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wITcHoRAfT:-fn Philadelphia young lady
o. nIisen, claiming respectable parentape, has
neighborhood by the old-fashioned r.eTsor,a. NJ.
oiyomlung needles, buttons. carpet tack. blood
ana miscellaneous collection OF hardware So
scriees al 10 an old woman, who she saws las
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best i'm the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any rttalic poison TO produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeays
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street, New
York. ..ass.sa4-.s--s fe5-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great RRffucfi0x.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
., -, BRANpIES, GINS, &C.,
z years old, S2So per gal; Robertson 4 do, IS 81
DO; Bowler. do, Old Crow, do, IS do, Baker,
Brsndies-LsroehelIer, IS do: do: Gfine'J SIS do
bbehnessey, lS6t 9 do. de-, Is49, go do; Otard
Old Tom Gin, S2:5; Cocatll Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount 10 the trade. =
.. c. GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native W ine Bitters,
myu 1217 and 1919 Penn'a avenue
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The Nfagarsns Make Much M srp.sor

NIAGARA FsLLs, July 3a-The citizen. Of
N.seafa county, without distinction OF partv
called last evening upon senator Fenton AZ nj.
rooms In the international Hotel 90 nav theiy -
spects The senator has entirely reooyereI
IRON his recent illness.
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MRS BURLEIGH's First SKRMoN.-Mrs Celia
Burlelgh delivered her first sermon az the
Church OF tie Holy Unity in New York on sun
Gay last lie text was Choose We this day
whom ye WIN serve" The Sua saws: Mrs NJ
was modestly attiredin black silk, and wore goII
spectacles. Her voice was good. her articulafsou
excellent From the time she opened her mouth
until she brought her discourse 60 a close sbe
was as intently listened 70 as III she had belonged
10 sacred tribe. Mrs. Burleigh's sermon was
singalarly apt and appropriate. She called ont
against the inhdelty OF the age, and inveighed
against society for REFRESHING the wOmanhOod OF
woman and the manhood OF man. Human
nature, said the speaker, is the crowning fact OF
Creation. Character il all we have 20 confront
eternity with. IL is to education we must look
ior the salvation OF our race. The speaker ex-
cused the law-breaker, and had a good word To
say for the liar. Sometimes said She, the break
ing OF the Law Is right. The earthquake is justi-
haDie. SINNERS are the glaciers OF the moral
world We make use OF them as the tourist do
the Ice helds OF the mountains. The speaker re-
lerrel 20 The unhappy events OF the 18th Of July.
The little chapel was crowded during the SER
yices."
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GEORGE W. CHTLDs, Of the Phfiadelphia
Ledger, Is having what is called a splendid tims
in London He and Mrs. Childs spent the al,
ofJuly with the Duke and Duchess OF BuckinO-
ham, by an excursion on the Thames and a din
with them at Stowe. On the 5th on .Tnly NJ
Chiids ana party dined with the Lord Mayor
asd lady. They are also 20 be the guests of Holm
wa. MaiteI, OF the London Times, at his great e.
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MONTREAL, July 25-The members of the
volunteer corre complain that the New York
papers published their names as having Joined
the Cuban expedition. They say there Is not the
slightest truth I'm the statement IL is reportsd
that some returned Red river Volunteers con-
cluded TO join for $500 bounty, but An thesa
rumors are considered doubtful
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Death Of q Promfnent BaItimOrfau
at white Sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July 25.-
w. Meade Addington, q prominent lawyer o
Baltimore, and United States District Attorney
Of Maryland under President Buchanan, died
here last night Of a complication of diseases.
The weather IL cloudy. The thermometer wa
70 degrees at u m.
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THz MAcE-CoBURN PRIzErFIeHr.-Mace
and Coburn met In New York yesterday and
agreed TO fight on the seth November within 1O0
miles Of New York. The stakes are $500. The
articles are 10 be signed in New Orleans. The
stakes consist of the $, 900 already in the stake
additional. tH
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserynp
te tn Sold by all druggists. Price, 70 and 20 cents
JOUVEN' s INQDOROUSKI KID GLOVE CLEAN.
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, d
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Death OF the Oldest Steamboat MAN.

NEW YORK. July 2s-Charles DYKE ASSISTANT
engineer OF Fulton's first steamer on the HUd-
son, and engineer OF the first boat 10 Fn the Ohlo
and Mississippi TO New Orleans, died yesterday,
aged S.
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/ INCREASE OF WAGES IN BALrINoRB--The
wages of the colored steyedores of Baltimore
have been increased from twenty to Twenty-Five
cents per hour. There was no sfstriker or
trouble. The employees quietly and respectful
iy asked their employers for the advance, and
obtained it.
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Won't Try % Upset the Treaav.

s OTTAWA, July 25.-The fimes (eovern ment
paper states, on authority, that neither Sir John
A. Mcdonald nor any member OF the CaS;,a.
have any idea Of visiting England this wear In
reference 70 the Washington treaty.
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Death Of John q. CaIhouus. Grand.


NEW YORK, July 2.-The wife OF Gialeou
Lee; and grand daughter OF John c. Calhoun.
died ut Carmel, New York, yesterday, aged Ia.
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NORFOLK, VA, July 25.-The brig Muscavado-
with cargo Of sugar, bound for Baltimore ~
ashore on Body's Island. Assistance win be sent
20 her from here, ~ 'S-'
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NEW YORK, July 2S.-The new German Min
ister, scholzer, arrived Sunday night per the
westphalia-
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SI,ecte Shlputenfs

SAN FRASoIsCo, July 25.-Madame Arafha
states received an ovation on her reAppearanos
in opera.
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Sptcte Shfpmenfs.
NEW YORK, July 25-Shipments of sr.e-,e m
Europe to-day, SIS 900.
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INTERNAL REvKNUK--The receipts from this
ource to-day were s267 ,39o.ss.
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TER RIFLE EARTHQUAKE.
200 People SwaIIoWed EtN

LONDON, July 25.-The Standard publishes the
details Of a series OF terrible earthquake shocks
which recently occurred in one OF the Philippine
Islands. More than 2e0 persons were swallowed
up, and every one cfthem almost instantly killed
Sixty bodies Of the dead have been recovered
The rest of the inhabitants have fed from the
island, which II utterly depoputated.
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GEO. W. TERFLISGKR has been promoted to 8
clerkship In the Indian Bureau.
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THIRTY DAY RuLE-Secretary Boutwell, has
has directed that IN no case win more than
thirty days leave with pay be granted to clerks
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SENATOR SUMNER IL still at his residence in
this city, and win not leave for Boston for sew
or al DAYS
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
EAUQUIER w. 8. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Visitors DESTROYS to pass the heated term ut this
fayorlte Sommer Resort, will take the o. q
carriages viii be in readiness to convey l..SHI
them, six miles over good road. TO the Springs.
Terms 81 per week; $40 per month Of 3 days;
children under II years and servants half price.
: l.. G.. SHAFER,
Formerly OF the Warren Green Hotel, Warren
F ton. IRep Nv w
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

HOWARD HOUSE,
IL Corner 9th street and Pennsylv ania avenue.
IL you wish first class TABLE BOARD, three
meals o day, go to this house Recently 4
re1pened and Ieftted in first class style. YEMY
jyl2-lm HOWARD q IRELAND, ProprfetOrs
n q. WILLARD,
EBBITT HOUSE,
ap6 WASHINGTON, u. O.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL will not prob
ably return from Elkton before Thursday or
FRIDAY
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1slegrdpAed Ezclsstrely 70 TAe Evenino Star.
Minister Roberts 90 be the Third Com
missioner for Settfesseat of CIaf u.s
under the WsshinSton Treaty.
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THE PATENT OFFICE has issued patents to
the following citizens of W ashingtOn For sub
marine exeavor, to Thomas Jones; lamp chin
ney, ante-dated July u, 1871, to Daniel E. Somes;
lamp burner, to Thomas +. HALEY and John r.
Livingston; pile driver, to Henry Rohrs. A
Latent has been reissued to Vim. q. Dodge, OF
Washington, for revolving fre-arm.