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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
STATE lrE MS.

Gen. Toibert has left tor Havana.
Sienor Blitz amused Milford last evening.
The Epizootic is abating in Sussex county.
Laborers are wanted OH the Government Fier
at Lewee.
Geese and ducks are getting plentiful in Reho-
both Bay.
new saw mill has been put in operation near
Bridgevile.
A New York man has purchased S24, 900 farm
near Milford.
panorama OF the Chicago fire was presented at
Georgetown, last evening.
The Milford Ne,cs wants moving day changed
from Jan. lst to April l,t.
Rev. James Bolton, OF Colts Neck, N. J., has
been chosen pastor of the Milford Presbyterian
Church.
The house OF an old colored woman near Bridge
Vile was burned ON Tuesday, and the old woman
narrowly escaped being burned.
c. w. Wright Esq, of Georgetown, has pur-
chased neat building of u. w. Willin and IN
tends moving it near his dwelling tor law once.
| On Wednesday, Mr.. Wood, OF Georgetown,
killed five hogs weighing 1900 pounds. The
':guess box" was won by negro waiter at The
Brick Hotel, his guess being 1850 pounds
The Presbyterian Church of Georgetown, Del.
will be dedicated to our worship Of Almighty Col
on Sabbath, the 10Th. at l0l5, A. NJ.
Rev. DIR. Patton will preach on the occasion.
The proposed railroad between Lewes and Ke'
hoboth City meets with much favor froEl capi
talists and business men, and meeting TO furthel
the enterprise will be held at Rehoboth CITY oi
Thursday, December 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

W. NJ. Kennard 4 Co., have complete stock
Of three button kid gloves, Of the celebrated
Chosson make, imported by Arnold. Constable 4
Co., of New York, for their retail trade; also,
two button Castor Buck, Of the same make; a
large stock of one and two button Jouvin kids.
All gloves sold by them are warranted:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

SUSSEX ADyANCINo.-A scheme is on foot
to organize an agricultural society in this coun-
ty. The company will be formed and grounds
purchased and an agricultural fair held every
year. A half-mile tract will be laid out and a
trotting association formed forthe improve
ment Of stock.
We heartily wish the enterprise success and
the gentlemen who have started in the matter
will be likely to put it through.-Susser jour.
nal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

There was nothing done yesterday by either OF
the Legislative bodies OF the State OF Alabama.
Governor Lewis committee have submitted their
version OF the matter to the Attorney General,
Matilda Heron, of San Francisco, has settled
the controversy about her claims OH the estate OF
H. H. Byrne with the executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

The Philadelphia police last night made a
raid upon the gambling establishment No. ~
South Ninth street, capturing thirteen men
and all the paraphernalta on the premises used
for gambling. the dealer, who fired shot at
the policemen, only escaping with the dealing
hnx and cloth
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

CASHIER ArpolNrEp.-The Board Of Direc-
tors Of the First National Bank Of West Chester
on Tuesday last, appointed Enos. T. Thatcher,
Cashier, vice Thomas Marshall, resigned. This
is first class appointment, the new cashier
having been connected with the institution as
Teller for several years and understand ling the
business thoroughly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4, o o +, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 10 X NJ, at Red Men
Hall, 4l5 Market st.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. q u A NJ, at Mechan
les Hall. 2l9 King ST.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 2. X Of T, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, q OF q 4. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

Nor So.-The reelection of Gen. Grant, it IS
claimed, Is an endorsement of his views upon all
public questions, including his pet scheme OF pur-
chasing San Domingo Not SO. Public express
sion was so emphatic against this measure that he
professedly abandoned it; and that fact was pro-
claimed throughout the canvass.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

A BAND tF NoMAps.-A large body OF that
hoaling class of orr population known a. "gyp-
sizes" passed through West Chester on We'd
nesday last. There were seven large wagons,
very Much like those Of the travelling photo
grapher fitted mp with windows and doors, and
altogether verv snug houses on wheels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
TIVE PEOPLES COLUMN.

IyxRY nn.xr 1RrrRRs GLADLY nEcR1vED. LoNa
CONCENTRATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED. WE
ARR IN NowIsH RESPONSIBLE FOR THE vIsws
OF coRRIsPoNDENrs.]
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
BOARD OF TRADE.

DAILY MEETINGS ON CHANGE.
Twenty members were present at the
meeting to-day. The following receipts and
shipments were recorded.
RECEIPTS.
$500 bushels Of corn, 600 bushels OF lime.
10000 feet OF lumber, 200 kegs of nails. 100 tons
of bar iron, IL tons Of car wheels, 20 hogshead
Of tobacco, 25 bales Of cotton 10 tons Of iron %
barrels of OIL "a bales of cotton 86 tons OF coal,
rs barrels of -four, $4,000 pounds Of sheet iron,
1900 pounds Of cast iron.l2 bales fgoat skins
$50 bales of rags.
AHIPMENTa. 10.
1000 pounds Of machinery, $4,000 pcand,
of fire brick, 10000 pounds Of pulp one car o.
merchandise 1873 tons Of bar iron, SO ions Of plat
iron, 200 kegs of nails, AZ tons Of fist joints. 400
barrels of -four, 200 bags Of meal, i've tons oa
machinery, l5 tons and 25OO pound. Of paper.
$50 cases OF matches, 10 tons and 5000 Pounda
of sheet iron, lS bales Of cotton, 1000 pounds q
iron castings, four carriages, nix cases Of moroc-
CO. 80 toue Of iron ore:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

AccIpENT.-On Thanksgiving day, Mr..
Sharp, Of wilmington. Del, with others went
out cunning from Mr.. Joseph q. Jolinson's,
near North East, and by some mishap acci,
dentally fell his gun discharged and carried
away portion of the palm of his hand. Accl
dent not serious. Medical assistance renderet
by DR.. Housekeeper.-Ceci1 Wing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
Eumbtr Nards \ avood Iurnfrs.
NEW CASTLE;
LUMBER YARD.

Tbs subscriber having purchased t,'
stock of Lumber of the late Charles II
Lambsoo, ~il continue the busiress In o.
3 its branches. having banda well se!sct'<
AssoTtn,puI If seAsonsd Lumber, tS.t .sting OF
White Pine Boards, Ash Plank,
White Pins Pls NIX Oak PLANT ana re
Waite Pine Flooring, Cedar shingles
White Pine Siding, Cedar Rails,
White Pine Fran eetu Cedar Bean Poles,
usnlock Boar6., Cedar Boat boards
usRlock Fencing Fancy Pslss.3hf
Gsmiock Joists, Fancy Pales, At
Hemlock Frame stuG, pickets, 4feet,
Hs0icek 6hingline Lath, p ckets AZ feet,
ns0lock Uooriug Oak Fence Posts,
yeslov Pine Ploo1ing,s Rsilsfor PieketHeo o.
Yellow Pns Boards,l In Plaste.iug Laths,
Yellow Pine Bssrds, Yin Arbor Poles.
yellow Pine Fam,
sfrom IT, S0,..h.
Pere0us In want OF OF the above kinds Of lumber
voIld do we'll to cali me, send their ORDERS Al
kinda sod u the iores market rates. ard all communi
tons stesndsd to PROMPTLY.
mas 2e-ls GILES LAMBsON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Beautiful weather this.
Go No church 10 morrow.

Beautiful weather this.
Go 10 church 10 morrow.
No police cases this morning.
Rev. Father Burke will lecture in this city
on the evening Of Dec. 18th.
Further particulars Of %he horrible affair at
Dover, are reported in our local columns.
Captain Chopper, the newly appointed Ser
geant of Police, has entered u .'on the discharge
Of his duties.
We understsn that many Souihside citizens
are very indignant at the manner in which
Council treated their petition Tor policeman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

NEW BRuDcfs New bridges are being erect
ed by the Philadelphia and Baltimore Centra
railroad company, over the Red Clay lcreek
between kennett square and rOughkenamOn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
Rualne88 No,ceS.

Cheap Coat-Stove $6.25, Nut $5.5 per c24o
pounds for cash only, at yard South OF Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. }. BROWN.
To PIC NC PARTIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Pickled ami Cove Oysters. &c, &c. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive oils. at
BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap,
xt BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

narThe American House, Boston, with its
newly furnished snites Of rooms, elevator fine
billiard halls, and excellent tables, retains its
position as the favorite family hotel Of New
England. It's central location and unequailed
m anagement are widely known. dec.7
The Methodsts of Bay View, Md, are about to
build new church, and have resolved in its erec.
ton to make use of no means to raise funds which
have the least semblance of gambling, or chance
work of any kind whatever.
IHE HIBRRNIANA.-Last evening" good sized
audience assembled at Institute Hall to witness
the presentation OF Healy & Cohan's Hiberniana:
This entertainment consists Of representations OF
the various places of note and historic interest
which are generally visited on tour through Ire
land, and upon the passing canvass was faithfully
yed the many familiar spots and scenes so
dear to every Iri.h heart. The representations
were fully and iuc,dly explained by the lecturer,
DR.. J. r. Heaiy. The entertainment was varied
and enlivened in most delightful manner, by the
appearance of Mr.. Jerry Cchan, the celebrated lr-
ish comedian, who, assisted by Mr.. Wally Price
! the celebrated character artist, and Miss Nelly
Vincent and Miss Marie Pionier, vocalists and
comediennes presented the various phases OF Irish
life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
MRS. M. A. CORHON
Respectfully announces to the Ladies
Wilnington and vicinity. that she has reno.
ved her xillinsry Store from 202 KING street
AS9 MARKET STREET,
5faf vhsrs she will keep sll.the
LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.
saa nnks ~ 70 order evsrything in the line Of her
k01100D 6 u nest 70 asonsble prices.
- 1n6Sooa0e Of her trieads and the public gSn-
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THE COUNTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Hunphreys.-Co,eman
VS.. Stafford; rule to show cause why judgment
should not issue. Nichols vs. Nichols; order to
file bill without deposit. Riley We. Church; tenn
ditto.
POLICE COURT, Judge iSneM-To- day, Thos.
Handy, charged with assault and battery on
Fanny Magruder; s5 and costs. R0bt Sherlock,
profane and indecent language; IS, or 30 DAYS.
Netty Bowen, crUnk and dis0rderly; IS. Sally
Stevens and Ma Taylor, drunk and disorderly
80 each. John l.. fait, charged with stealing
wheelbarrows, from different persons. Testi.
nony showed that TAFT, who IL q young man.
has for some time past teen in the habit of
going about town and borrowing wheelbarrows,
under pretence that he had some hurried Job to
DO, which required the use of wheelbarrow for
few minutes, promising immediate return to
the owner, when he would take them away and
dispose OF them to JUNK shop. The cases were
all similar; most Of the wheelbarrows were al
the junk shop where they had been sold, and
the owners recognized them. Some of the own
ers were rot present, and the court reserved de-
eision until all the parties had been Summoned.
John w. Padgetf, charged with assault and
battery on Solomon Robinson; 80 and costs
Charles Taylor, assault and battery on Eliza
ceny OF shawl and bed-quilt from Edward
Hughes; SIS and costs. Mary Bruce and Sally
Bruce, on Jane r. johnson, all ecolored. Jane
greatest agony. with her face piastered up, and
told the Judge her story; now Mary and her
daughter came to her house over the Eastern
branch, and knocked her down and afterwards
jumped on her, nearly stamping her life out.
Mary had no witnesses, but was permitted to
make her statement. She states that Jane had
for long time been trying to seduce her hus-
band away from her, and catching them to-
gether she told Mary that as she could not whip
him that she would take satisfaction ont Of her,
and accordingly pitched into her. She was
lawfully married to him, and thought she had
right 70 whip her. The judge said he would
make ali allowances for her Ignorance of the
law, and fined her $40. Nannie Carroll, col
ored, charged with stealing sundry articles of
clothing from Mrs. Brown. all valued at $50
tanother case of misplaced confidence in Q SER
want maid); sent to the grand fury
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G E 0 r G. EFT @ w N .

OUR PUBLIC ScBooLs-Annual Distribution
Of Premigms.--As announced in The STAR, the
annual distribution of medals and premiums to
the scholars of the public schools OF Georgetown
took place yesterday afternoon at the Bridge
street Presbyterian church, in the presence OF a
large assemblage Of parents and friends of the
pupils. Governor Cooke, General n, P. Chip.
man, Rev. A. b. Atkins, Rev. MIR. Valiant
Messrs. j. .. Wilson, W. K. Collins, j. K. Cox,
Anthony Hyde, George W. Beall, N. Mofatt
w. L. Dunlop, w. w. Curtis, Col. Magruder,
and Others occupied seats on the PLATFORM
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Valiant. Donch's
band, which was present, performed several
pieces, when the
were awarded by ex-Trustee Wilson, of George.
town schools, and Messrs. Magee, Curtis, and
Motiatt, of the board of school guardians
gates, and Col. James A. Magruder, as follows:
Primary school No. miss NJ. j. Tucker
teacher. Premiums, consisting of handsomely
bound books, to Joseph FARMLAND, Samuel
Barnard, William Calhoun, Charles Donaldson,
Lloyd Simmons, Henry Gross, Frank Passano,
Grandon Martin, George Smith, Charles Har-
per, Peter Trexler, Robert Cruit, Chas. Brem-
Stake, George McAlister, Albert Robinson,
Clinton Baiinger, John Ockershausen, Lewis
Strasburger, George Hilton, Albert Duryee,
Artz, Henry Reynolds. james APplsby, George
land.
Primary No. 2-Miss Emma Thorn. teacher.
Freddie Goddard, John Ritter, Colon Schott,
Edward Sullivan, Alonzo Donaldson, John
Beavers, Willie Cogswell, Emmett Donaldson,
Frank Lunsford, Elmore Burdett, Archie Small
John Harding, Louis HOLMAN, Henry Letterell,
John Graves, Addie Somers, Charles Colburn,
Harry Kaufman. Fred. Hurlebuf, Douglas Lee.
man, Robert Lehman, Benny Nordlinger and
Primary No. 3-Min Emma L. Cooley, teacher.
Premiums to Minnie Collins (S), Mary Brooks,
Rebeccs SchmerE. Koea Barnard, Heuriotta
Kayser. May Fletcher, Sarah Hess, Laura
Story, Virginia waugh, Amy Small, sarah
Grimes, Annie Norris, Laura Owens, Hattie
Chase, Martha Hess, Fannie Robinson, Hugh
Genie Divine, Jennie Taylor, Mary Goodrich.
Elizabeth Barnard, Ella Norris, Annie Wilson,
Rosa Kraus, Matte Esston and Hanna Nord-
linRer. ss.-s
Primary No. 4-Mies Florence sullivan, teach
er. Premiums to Sallie Skiilman, Margaret
Keyser, Mary Farley. Mary Tuckerton, Ida
Athey, Edith Z. west, Ella Barrows. Bertha
Kaufman, Fanny Biundon, Mary Wisener, ve-
ronica Kiundeinst, Anna Wois, Jenny Hamil-
ton, Fanny Young, Anne e. Gross, Emma
Lawrence, Pamela r. Duryee, Fanny 0utman,
Mary Groes, Mxnonah Thomas, Virginia Nell
son, Elizabeth Eli, Jenny Cunningham, Lucy
Hurlihaus, Christine Holman, Rosa A. Bishop,
Maria Eli, Margaret Turkinton and Kate ock-
ershaueen.
Male Seccndary-Miss Alice E. Craig, teachsr
PTtminns to Christopher Talbot, Clement
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A L E < A N D RIA,

DIED ON THE RoAD.-A gentleman named
Ross, from Washington, who passed through
this city opWednesday evening last with his
little daughter, on short trip up the Washing
ton and Ohio railroad, returned yesterday even
ing with his darling in a coffin. She had been
taken suddenly sick and died during the pre-
viOus night.
MRS. DIR. WALKER, who passed through this
city yesterday morning via the W. & o. X. R.,
returned last evening via the o. A & M r.
She again walked from the depot TO the steam
boat wharf followed By crowd of noisy urchins.
Gazette, last ereaip0.
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The elimination OF the indirect claims from
our case before the Geneva commission has had
but little effect upon the money market. AZ
remains 10 be seen whether the European
dc and tor our securities will spring mp I'm time
easy In New York yesterdsy NJ per cent ne the
ruling rate. Government bonds were strong.
and higher than on Thursday. The stock mar
ket opened weak, but grew stronger during
the dsy.
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schools Of the immaculate C0ncep-
ton

DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS TO THE PUPILS.
The annual distribution OF medals and pre-
1niums to the male department of the Immacu-
late Conception schools took place last evening
IN the basement of the church, on street, in
the presence OF large audience. The decla-
nations and musical exercises OF the pupils were
very interesting, and at the close OF the pro-
grsmme Rev. Father Mccarthy, pastor of the
church, delivered the prizes Medals Of honor
Blsckstock and Charles Luther, and in the
junior department to Walter Kelly. Premiums
were awarded to Charles Bart, Vany billiard,
Frank McKenny, Charles P. Glennan, s. Glenn
ents, James Roche, Charles Luther, Lewis
Parkinson, James ID. Glennan, Frank Gallant,
Edward Grant, and Louis Bart.
Junior Depdrtmsnt-Medal Of honor, Walter
Kelley. Premiums to John Columbus, Joseph
Clemens, John Howard, FIR lnk Young, Michael
Daley, Frank Dowing, VIM. McChristal, Den
MS Daley, Arthur Maher, Robt. Southeriaud,
Willie ann, John Powers. John Truman, j.
Mccarthy, NJ. Roche, W. Young, NJ. Conner,
g. Bennett, Jos. Roche, F. McKenny, d. No
Ian, w. Mccarthy, n. Burke, John Nolan, @.
Bart, Louis Bart, WIN. Blockstock, j. Rieter
John Peak !. II Bowling. VIM. Dee, r. NcKen-
ny, ID. Keaiy, w. Bellew, A. Rodier, n. Curtis
John Kelley, J. Dunn, H. Sheehy, d. Kane, ID.
Cole, Edward MoIlum, John Reagan, Douglas
Lee, Lewis Parkinson, c. Il. Gallant, VIM. Tay-
lor, JAS. Joy. Edward Grant, jas. Gordon,
Geo. mi Miller, Edyafd Barry: John Q. Tanner,
Clements, Noah Plant, Harry STANFORD, Thos
Roach. John Weber, jas. Peak, Ed. Kennedy
John Powers, J. +. Freeman, John T. O'Neiil,
Pat. Moore, BENZ. Tanner, John Canty Jas
Graham, Columbus Brooks, VIM. Barnes, Ber-
nard Conclasure.
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TIE WEATHER.

WAR DsPARTxENr, Of5ee Ckssf Si1s1f OEcs.
SSNoPeIs P1R PAST TwBETY-YouR RoU Rs
The barometer continues highestover TIE south
err states; lowest over the northwest. Clear
and partially cloudy weather Is prevailing over
the southern states, with light 10 fresh eas.eriy
70 southerly winds, and over the middle and New
England states with light 70 fresh westerly TO
southerly winds. Partly cloudy and threaten
ing weather and light 10 fresh southeriy winds
from the lower Missouri valley TO Lakes Michi-
gan and Superior and Minnesota. Clear weather
at San Francl 90; cloudy at Portland, Oregon,
and San Diego.
PRoBABILITIEs--Clesr and partially cloudy
weather prevail over the southern states with
light to fresh southeasterly 20 southwesterly
winds, and over the middle states with light to
fresh southerly 10 westerly winds. Partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional areas of light rain,
and light 20 fresh southerly 70 westerly winds
for New England. Partly cloudy weather. oc-
westerly to southeasterly winds north and west
Of the Ohio valley.
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0svernncut securities.


sLrrNcRE. June % -ynsiuia Is, consolidated.
bid to-day.
BALTiNosE. June 2-Cotton quiet; low mid.
Howard street supervise. IS s0ss6 3. DO extra,
81 zsSs 90; do family, ssAs 2 20; City Mills So
sfes Sli 90; Western superfne, S5.-aSs2s. a.
extra, S7aS 50; do. family, sszssslo Whest
81 esasf 70. Csrn-white southern active soa
strong, seasSyelaw s0ufhern quiet 81: mixed wet.
ern steady, Ga 10 the elevator. Oats quiet and
changed. Bye quiet ard unchanged. Provisions
very strcne. Mes pork, slS.7s. Buik mss,s-
Bacon sctiye-shouldere.6 rib sides, Tss7z; clear
rib SIDES. 5; suFar-cured hams lSsl4. Lard. ase4
quiet. 81.
EEw YORK, June g .-stocks Gull. Money easy. q
9old strong. Il Exchange, long. 90; short. loaf
Governments Gull aud strong Virginia 10, f2'i
new. 50. North Carolinais. Sl,s: new. p.
EEw YORK. June s9-Flour dull and heavy
W heat dull and nominal. Corn Quiet aud steady.
LONDON, June -, 80 .. m.-Consols aud Amer
ican securities M chsueed
PARs, June 3s.-Rentes frares. IS confines.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DO<KBRIDGE AIN sPRINGs.


orEN yrrE 4. fsra
This tsvcrite ani ociebrss 81 watering piece VII
eser stei,isnal xstrsctiens tlts s..son SAxAA
Ar.0re other inrrex suBents these hiss ben Nv
sedsS - eieeA1i ans spscioqs bsAEo N &.2
and naeh @trOvsd, ssa D. proximity O IS I've
renders each easily accessible. II VIZ Be BE 81 N
style no. surpssset AN herr In Virginia.
III Naters q thc>e speclA srrinGs either oure %
greatly relfere mo<t cases ~ ecrosala. tnc rieuf
Censueption, Chro.ie erc,ohiiis, chrenic LAryp
gifts. Chrerfc fneumonia. ChroDic d. spepels
Chron1e piHrrhes, Chrunie Dyrsafsry. T6eJ at
slsos greet value n thoss affections which ere pe-
e1iisr 70 The female Constitution, snd a. a ~
fetizer tcntc and general restorative they are.
EsrhsEs, gorisshsd sneesst nIasrsl waiers
and tall rscsl trst class eesd OF music, and d.
general ei the sources IL amu-rlneut ani recre-
.tt0n usnaiy found best sumner re-ssrfs viii
be A. the command Of the guests ~ = ROCkBkID0H
ALUM" The place u within eleven O. thirtees
hours Of RichnOnd, Ws-hit Ctsa. Baifim Il, etc.
by rail. Gil In daylight Passengers leave fhe car
q the Chesspeske and Ohio Rsfirosd 81 GSshea De-
pot. ent new and el-Esst stage coach pAssin
rapidly over smooth and level road 81 orly elsh
miles, Get down TIE yssitors 9, TIE sprtngsso tea
JANIS A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Descriptive ran rtlets sent free on application.
Wa'er der sale By Coleman a Rsgers, Baltimore
Pprsons making uss Of the grounds. &C. q IN,
Springs. and not stsrping sf my hotel will BE-
charEod half nv regular rates. 1efs elWtm
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- 4 A b A T HIN q

CoSBS ISLAND, Va, Il nov open fSr ths &C
surt Bathing, Fishing and snipe shot tNeAy
ing. lsEI
Band q Music in ss.eadanoe durlns tAs season
Terms: per day; SIS per week.
Route: From Raltimci By Oit Bag Inc. All
Norfolk By steamer n T. Banks 70 ChHrrF Tf1no.
ASd-ess COBB BkoTHkRs,
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CRrAr suMMER REsokr.

FEEWICKS HOTEL, LS.cusrdfowa a Msry'
count COUNT he, IA. q late ears eeecne the oAkl
the hot season 1t d. liehtfully sitnstei lk.Sxl
q SItito1s Bay, SIS mice from the mouth ~ tbo
ally moderate. Trims per month, sA': les thaa a
mcnth, ~ 81 rer dss. For fnu particular. address
J f.lkhNlOk. LeoDerdtOwn. ~. Mar = comfy,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-29
CITY ITEMS.

PERSONS about to leave the city will find in
my stock a desirable selection of suits adapted
to gentlemen and boys wear, in addition to
linen and mohair busters, light weight over
coats, &C. GEO. O. HENNING,
No. 40 7th street northwest
FLASHING in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See thoee teeth untarnished!
White alike, the back and front,
Yes, by the fragrant Sosodont,
Nay beauty's mouth be gsrnished! WIS
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. z. av
and 10th St, pays per CT on deposits. Nt3.14t16
RELIEF PoR TIE FKET--FER, s1.-Corns,
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowins Nails, etc. sue
eessfully treated by Dr.. White, 535 18th street.
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without main