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Receipts by Railroad, December II.
aorrH cIRoIrNA

1909 bales cotton. 20 bales gods, 4 cars stock:
To Railroad Agent, Pelzsr, Rodgers q GO, ~
Munigan, G q Walter d co, Mowty d Q !,
Frost b CO, Counts d Wroton. Reeder & Dayis, I
D DeSauasure, Wsrdlaw q Carew, @ w Wllsms
Il co, A s Smith, Pringle6 Son, T r smith. Kins.
man 4 howell, Witte Bros, W " Smith, WC Bee
Z CO. Crawley d Dehon. Caldwell 4 Son.lMs
Bros, Martin q Mood, WO Courtney s co, b Ledi
ding, Sloan q Seignious. A. Salinas, Trenholm
Son, Wiss d co, J B Henry, Williams, BLACK
Williams. Beattie d co, Wagner d MonseeS, DA
ANIME, DR. q Baer, Oh Holmes.
NORTHEASTERN @%i
455 bales upland and Z bags sea inland cotton,
253 bbls rosln. cara lumber, nails. furniture, mdse,
DC. To W ] T o Woodward, Frost &:co,WK
Ryan, Mowry 4 Son, A [! Salinas, g 81 Waiter
Courtney l. CO. Barden / Parssf, Wilcox. aibss 4
co, Whilden d Jones, T @ Boag,t " O Bee %,
Trenholm d Son, AB Michigan, Pringle& son,
Pelzer, Rodgers q co, Murdaugh d ;WeeEloyj
Reeder Z Davis, K1nsmaR d Howell, Dukes co
8 Fass, Wife BIOS, Rayenel d 60, 8 D stoney,
Katie q co, E yelling, Railroad Agent, ana
Others.
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Exports OF Cotton n klcs
t.mber i. 1872, 70 December IL. 1874.
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THE COLD.

The thermometer, at the drug store Of Mr..
Joseph Blaekman, on Broad street, registered
during the past three days the following de-
grees:
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The record for the same three days, last
wear, was o. follows:
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Exports for the Week Ending Dec. IL.

EXPORTS for the Week End1nR Iec. Ia.
FOREIGN.
L1yERPooL-Per Br bark Stormy Petrel-e bags
sea island and 1861 bales q land cotton, lao tons
phosphate rock, 3 bbls beeswa1, 2 tierces cotton
seed.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-l71
bags aea island cotton, 1879 bales upland cotton,
l9s tIerces rice, rs bags rice hour, and sunarles.
......,..Per steamship Cnampion-T9 bags
asa island and l77s bales upland cotton, ls6 tcs
flee, 80 bales domestics, 1is packages ....:;...;
Per steamship James A~dger-l60 bags sea Island
cotton, 1895 bales UPLAND cotton, 40 Lerces rlce,
so casks clay. 10 ba es domesucs, las packages:
......Per schr -Myrover-2l7,oso feet resaWed
lumber. .
1852 bbis rosin; rs casks clay, 10 tons iron.
PHILADgLPHIA-Per steamship Gull Strean-S64
bales cotton, 201 bales domestlcs, 64o opls naVal
stores. rs tierces rice, 26 casks clay, 70 nnds iron,
So car wheels, 65 bols oranges, lo6 empty Dps,
BAITIHoRs-Per steam ship Maryland-254 bales
COTTON, 216 tierces Rice, 200 bbls Rorin, 70 baies
domesitcs, 8 bales wool, Z Casks bones, D mas,
a. bales hides, 81 packages, 2a,0oD feet lumber.
SAVANNAH, aA-Per schr Eclpse-2oo dds and
$50 bags 9uRno.
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oHR1sTNAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan's, 307 King street.
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Obnmarp.

TiLLOU.-DIed 81 Oatskin, New York, on Non.
day, December 2, 1872, EMMA MIDDLETON, Maeoi
Charles Graham TilIou, and daughter, OF Ooiones
James Lyman, OF South Carolina
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgla-l76 bags
sea islal.d cotton. 1875 bales upland cotton, 20e
tierces rice, 100 bbls naval stores, and Is packages
sundries.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Pase for other Local Matters.
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POKT CALENDAR.
HoON;s PHASES.

First Quarter, 7th, 8 hours, II minutes, morning
Full MUon, 18th. 4 hours, rs minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 22d, 8 hours, 81 minutes. evening.
New Moon, 30th, ! hours II minutes, morning.
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TOL8l QHle1 3ipoo,ooo
TOTAL increase to .So5,22O
The receipts Of cotton at the prinoical Southern
markets from December 8 to December II, 1872,
Inclusive, as reported By telegraph, were as fol.
lows:
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Exports OF Naval Stores and Lumber
the Port OF Charleston. from
lseptember 1, 1879, TO December III,
1S72.
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THE COU ITS.

f.SClTT CoURT, Jados Wylie.-To-day, Kel-
Egg agt. Kellogg; decree of divorce. HatchiR-
SON agt. Hutchinson, decree for sale. Gardner
sgt Bligh; order disoharging attachment Bar
reu agt. Barrett; order authorizing trustee and
guardian 10 secure infant by making a deed of
uust. Burcheh agt. Morgan ct al; order
amending decree. Mills agt. Lindsey; decree
for sale. Duoant agt. Dabsnt; order refusing
Application Tor injunction.
POLICE Court, Judge SaeH-To-da7, Jack
sen Butle-, colored, Indecent exposure; So
honorah Wren, well dressed and rather pretty
young woman, charged with using profane and
indecent Language on the street The officer
who made the arrest testified that she was drunk
and x1ed to make her escape from him on the
way 70 the station; SIS Major Hail. colored,
charged with using profanity on the street; 50.
Bridget WEIGH same offence; So Ctas Brown,
saEe offence; IS. F. e. Cate, violation of an
ordinance in tying his horse to a tree; forfeited
ms collateral. A. Q. Anderson, charged with
keeping his restaurant open after II O'Clock
yaidnight; $40. Henry Larcombe, assault on
Patrick Cuinane; 500 to keep the peace. EN-
ma Williams, charged with stealing a bracelet
valued at SO; continued. Jennie Turbine,
charged with keeping a bawdy house; noIls
prosequi entered. Charles Brown, threats of
violence to Julia Burns; bonds in the sum of
500 required to keep the peace. James Miller.
James High, james Boyd and George smith,
charged with assault and battery on Sarah
owens. These men are employed by the pound
master, and the complainant testified that thew
were IN the act OF driving some OF her goats of,
nut they escaped and came TO witness, when the
pound man flung his lassO at her. saving he
would take her, too; that she was injured by
having two of her teeth knocked out by one OF
the men, who struck her in the mouth The
Judge fined Miller. the one who threw the lssso
SO, remarking that he did not know that it was
a part OF their duty to catch women. Andrew
Eihot, a poundmasters man, assault on Sarah
owens, by throwing lasso used In catching
Dogs at her, knocking out two of her teeth;
hned SO and costs.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chef SIGNAL 0Tcs. D
WASHINGTON, ID. O, May 2s, 1872, 10 a. m
SYNOPSIS YoR PAST TwRNTY-FouR HOURS
The lowest barometer over Georgian bay has
moved eastwardly to and north of western New
England, followed by brisk north westerly winds
from lakes Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario
with light rain, continues over northern New
York and New England. Thence southwark
and westward, clear weather very generally,
with light to fresh winds. Clear weather at San
Francisco, but cloudy at San Diego.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Risingb barometer, northery
to westerly winds, and clear and clearing wealth
er prevail over the south Atlantic and middle
states, and extend over New England this after
noon and tonight. Clear and pleasant weather
continues from the gulf to the Ohio valley, and
thence to the upper lakes. Falling barometer,
cloudiness extend eastward over the northwest
Fresh to brisk winds from lower lakes, south
eastward and eastward. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated.
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government secuefties.
JAY Cooke s 90. furnish the following to-day:


BALTIMORE. May . Virgins o's, old, %; do b,
coupons old. IS; Virginia consolidated, So; West
virginias. Ibid to day.
BALTIMORE. May 2s Cotton unsettled and weak
or: Low mddlings, 24lsa24A- -Four unchsn ged:
low grades dull. high Grades arm. Wheat duh ana
upekaneer. Corn: White southern dull, 7Sa79: vel
low southera weak, 7aa7s; MIXED western quiet, ~.
Oats quiet and easier: Western, asS; southern e0a
62 Rive UNCHANGED. nothing doing. Provisions
Gull Mess pork. Sl4. Bulk meats: Shoulders,
47fe5 rib sides. t1 clear rib sides,7: Bacon, fair
jabbing demand: shoulders, 5,aa5; rib sides, "a
clear rib sides, 7as; sugar cured hams steady l3s
lsh. Lard dull, 9. estern butter active, easier,
ana unchanged. Whisky excited aud unsettled,
with sales at g.
Nav YORK, May 2s.-stocks irregular. G,ld
him, l5I. Money easy, 6. Exchange. long, % +;
short, lots. Governments strong and steady. Nir-
ginia 6's, As new, Sc. North Caronss, 81: new. -.
NFw YORK, May sS.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn dull and declining.
loSDoS, May -. ll:30 .. m.-Copscls opened for
money at 91s: FOR account. 933 Bonds opened
firm: 1862 s. s0: 1855 s, %; lSS7 :. 81; 10 f0s, 90
PARIS, MAY 2S, "a. m.-FreRch Rentes, IS francs IS
ceutimes
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The Trial Of Rev. 8. Huston.

TO PROVE AN ALIBI,
Before the ecclesiastical committee appointed
for the trial of DR.. Huston, the investigation of
the charges was proceeded with YESTERDAY The
committee met at the usual hour at the parsoD
age OF the Trinity church, more being present
except the accused, the clerical counsel, and
the witnesses. 1t has already been stated that
the charge OF seduction in the case of the Sun
day school girl is alleged to have occurred in
september, 1870, the 9th of that month being,
1t is stated, the day named in the evidence The
evidence introduced yesterday, it is stated, was
Tor the purpose of refuting this grave charge.
the course of defence being an attempt to prove
an alibi. 1t is understood that several trust T.
worthy witnesses, of good social standing in the
community, were examined, establishing an
abb by proving that DIR. Huston left Baltimore
on tember LIST, 1870, and went to Lynchbury
Va, where he remained until the 10th, returned
10 Baltimore, and preached here on the I1th
He is said to have left Baltimore on the 10Th.
and TO have proceeded to Cincinnati, where he
renamed until the 18th OF the following Octo-
Der.
Two other witnesses-young men-it is said
were also before the committee for the purpose
OF proving
THE CHARACTER OF THE GIRL,
whose case is now being Investigated. The ma
tuTe OF their evidence, it is alleged was cam-
aging to the prosecution, one of the witnesses
having as alleged, testified that he had seen the
complainant at houses of questionable reputa-
tion SIX months prior to the time when it is
charged the overt act was committed by DIR.
Huston; and the other witnesses. it is alleged.
having IN the form of a deposition acknOwl-
EDGED to still stronger facts, of which he was
personally c0gnizant, impugning not only the
reputation OF the girl prior to 1870 but her state
ment in relation to the person who was first in
suumental in leading her from the path of yir-
tue, The above, il is believed, were the mate
RAJ points in the evidence adduced Yesterday.
.ne committee adjourning about one O'Clock,
several horrs earlier than usual. The inyesti-
CATION will be resumed this morning Raft ,ore
Gazette this morning.
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Condensed Locals.

Mr. @. W. Arson, the leading comedian of
Mis-. John Woods admirable burlesIue cem-
pany. was presented TO the President TODAY.
Major y. r. Doughty. commanding the Corco.
ran battalion, drilled the Washington Rines a
part OF the battalion. last evening.
MIR. CoifaN's carriage was smashed to atoms
yesterday by the running away of his horse.
Fortunately Mrs Colfsx had got out OF the We
hicle a few minutes previously.
A number OF our leading citizens left in the 0
O'Clock train last night and the O'clock train
this morning TO welcome Mr.. Corcorau on his
return from France, and a large number pro-
IoSe leaving Tomorrow morning.
In the Equity Court, in the case of woodbury.
VS. Woodbury., divorce case founded upon the
ale ganOn OF impotence, commission OF ply
siciaIs has cen appointed TO make personal
examination.
Some days since Mr.. A r. Shepherd sent an
invitation 20 the me- mbers of the japanese En-
baSsy 10 visit him at his country residence, and
this morning received a note of accordance
through Gen. Myers The visit was male this
afternoon.
The Philharmonic Society had A rehearsal at
the Congregational church, corner of 10Th an q
streets. last evening for the purpose or preparn
tht m-elves 20 take part in the great Boston
jubilee. They propose TO leave here on the 18th
81 > uue, and 20 remain IN Boston at least one
week.
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G. EORG ETC WN.

ARRIvKp.-Canal boat Round Ton No. I, TOO
BIB Is cement; also boat ID. A. Carl, ste Abls do,
oil to George Waters. Sloop Mary Ann, {Alex-
andria,) 100 bushels red " heat to Evan Lyons:
schr. Smyrk, (Baltimore,) loo sacks fine salt
to i. Thos. Davis & Co.; steamer E q. Knight,
New York; general merchandise for the Dis
trict.
FIsH.--2o, 600 herring arrived and sold at sis
$50 per thousand
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gpying Erenchnen make wills bequeathina

, lying Erenchmeu make wills bequeathinR
~Seven-feet black-snakes bas, in the sun
shine OF Detroit door steps. =
@Anna Perkins, . beautiful blonde, has
been appointed liquor agent ut Dalton, n. HI.
@Laura Fair receives scores of letters from
female sympathixers. 80 : -
6Andrew jackson Davis accuses the great
Sage Of Chappaqua OF writing under the in
fuence Of spirits. - :
sc. w. Wooley asserts that the statement
that he had offered to match Longfeliow against
Harry Bassett, is unqualifedly false. :
@Dr. Andrew j. Lynn was ballad in SO mn
yesterday in Boston, charged with procuring
abortion, resulting In the death Of the former.
DNellie Brockway, q dressmsker of Hum.
burg, Conn, has become $50 600 richer by the
death of an uncle in Philauelphia.
SThe British government has determined
to pardon the Fenians now remaining i'm prison.
and they will shortly be released from custody.
0Judge Keogh has unseated Mr.. Nolan, nj.
r. lot galway, Ireland. on the ground Of clerical
combination and conspiracy amounting to
ecciesiastical depotism.
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A FEMALE MAIL CARRIER.-In Jackson
county, Missouri, rosy-looking youth was
name as Billy Reed, and conducted his business
with remarkable punctuality for few DAYS,
when he disappeared suddenly. 1t soon trans
girl named Mary j. Sherwood, who had fed
from home, but no cause was assigned Her
sudden disappearance was occasioned by her
brother discovering her Whereabouts and per-
suading her TO resume her Dolly Warden and re-
turn with him to the paternal roof.
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MEXICO has NATIONAL Institution for lending
money on pledges OF personal property 1t Is
called the Monte Pho, and its commodio as store
rooms represent nearly every branch Of trade in
TIE republic All articles presented are ap-
praised q their just value, the Interest for SIX
owner. Auction sales take place eycry six
months, and those negotiating loans unfailino-
ly receive credit for any excess over the aE-
Praisement; such has been the conduct Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-28

ELECTION OF DELEGATES To THE DISTRICT
DEMOCRATIC CONvENTION.-At a meeting of
the democrats Of the fourth legislative district
(GtOrgetOWn, east OF High street, last night
James Dickson, and III. i. Burroughs were
elected as delegates to a central meeting to he
heid Tor the election Of delegates to the national
democratic convention in Baltimore j. Il. Gate
WOOD ana u. NJ Gross were chosen as alternates
ne democratic and conservative voters of the
MIN district held a meeting last evening when
X n. Waters and u. Kilmartin were elected
Helegates 10 the District convention. At q meet
ing IN the eleventh district James III. SkidInore
and VIM Turner, jr.. were elected delegates 10
the convention, and DIR. q. p. Culver end Ed
HanmeIsly alternates ~
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PRICES OF COAL are unchanged. The next
Rubne sale OF Scranton coal at New York on
Wednesday of 100 600 tons is looked forward 70
with more than usual interest The quantity
advertised to be sold, it will be observed, is
luOOO tons less than was sold at the last monthly
sale. This decreased Offering of coal by this
company, in connection with the announce
ment made by circular of an average reduction
or Pittston prices for June of 30 cents per ton,
has tended to further depress the coal market.
The LIST of June is also awaited with anxiety
by parties Immediately interested in the Schuyi-
Kill trade, there being some apprehension of an
advance OF tolls by the Reading railroad CON-
pany.- Ihildde7phid Ledoer.
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The New York money market opened easy
Yesterday, the ruling rate being I'VE and SIX
PER cent II IL estim sted that at least $500 no
viii soon be required for the annual wool clip,
and this will give the banks chance 10 get rid
of their National Bank notes.
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HANGED.-We have very high sanction for
the opinion that those who do not enter in at the
door but climb up some other way are worthy or
a feloh's fate. girl at Lexington, Mich, not
having the fear OF such a fate before her ewes
tried to climb in at the window of q school house
the other day. The sash came down and caught
her by the neck and she was hung until she was
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UNDERGROUND DIsTILLATIoN u Q feature of
Kentucky industry occasionally developed by
the internal revenue Off cials. A deputy mar
"moonshiners," who were captured In q still
100 yards under ground. Their cavern had two
openings, one on the side Of hill, for ingress
and egress, and the other leading perpendicu-
AIRY 70 the works, serving for the collection OF
the water required.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
" A ~ o N.

v A ~ o n.
This beautiful abi very heslthy ScHMxR RE-
SORT, situated On she Alexandra and n
Winchester turnpike, uesr S1icker Gar. NeA2
and s1rrcunaed BY ths Blue Ridge Noun ks: "
tains. will be .pcned for The eception q Clu.ls
June Let. la. The h1use l. mud.rn IN structure.
srd hrstc ass N every respect Since last
the bull iings have been Grsatly improved b. tho
arr stone, ms q lsrca aud airy r. ms, co-
tortsby furnished The table will - supplied WITH
the peet the seseon car sfnrd There IL also tho
premises me crcQret ground. perfectly shaded.
snn Coz go Y seonstant breeze from tns mOuntsns.
a Piano In the houee.
This place ts within three h0urs' ride bv railro.a
OF Msshington city. new and e. egant stage coach
Will be keEf for the sccommod alton 81 eueass hth
X. r. whenever required N "
Persons IN the city desiring - spe-d tho SMYRNA
AZ the coil house of tie blue hilse MouatsiD. nj
please sddress W. WRIGHT, Round Hun p o.
Referenoe-Mrs. c. Bernie, No. aiss Peuusyiva
MA avenue. ~
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son OF 1872.

BEEKELEI SPRINGS AND BATHS
BATH. MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRsrxrA,
ga MilssJrOm "ST JOhs's REA" Slastoa. "a & A
u. n. r.,
Will open for the reception u visitors fr IN slst
MAY 90 the 18th q October. lS2 n
All kinds az Baths, magnificent swim WAC
ming Pools, Natural Temperature "a Aes1I I
Fahrenheit. The Baths ana Waters arr a rgr IN,
Tor Rh.umatic Affections. Dyspepsia. Nervousnass.
Senefa Debility and diseases peculiar a. females.
Hotel. p"
kvery amusement. Professor Wits Band q Ger
man Musicians are engaged FOR the season
Passengers l ave Washington At 6fsa m n
m and SEQ p by the latter train ample tlEle itr
supper at the Relay House.
TtTms: IS per day; 81, Per week. s-1fAr month,
and : 65 second month. Liberia terms NH f.mlfis
Tor the whole seascn Fare reduced. return ti-ksts
good for 30 dsys; bsggAge chec1 ei through - tho
Springs. A POTTS Pr.rri.sr
50 Western Union Telegraph in once Il n l,ei.
bhhy MAI. may lin
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TEKgR IS DASeBR IN TAXING ErHyR-A
man may let out the Utmost secrets of his life
while under its influence. A citizen OF Law
renee, Mass, inhaled the insidious vapor the
other day for the purpose Of having tooth ex-
sciousness, anxiously inquired, +" Where am / ?''
:" In Jail for killing your wife," responded the
faeetlous dentist. !" In jail for killing my wife
always thought 1t would come to that" That
man needs Watching.
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The EDGAR STEWARD FIRED AT BYASPAN-
ISL GUNBoAT.-A dispatch from : lntiago de
Cuba, of the 18th inst, states that I q steamer
Edgar Stewart, the United States st, mer Wv
0ming, and the Spanish war vessel Borgia left
kingston, Jamaica, on the 10th inst. The Ed
gar Stewart and the Borgia soon part ed com
Pany with the Wyoming, being faster saiIers.
The Borgia then gained on the Stewart, when
the latter, drawing but little water, steamed in
among the shoals, double backed towards
Kingston, and disappeared. The Borgia then
returned 10 Kingston, and afterwards sailed for
Santiago de Cuba. The Edgar Stewart was
seen hve leagues from Santiago de Cuba and
fired at by the gunboat Gaceta
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DuPoNCo's Golden Pills are unequalled. Sold
by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and re tail By
q. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: kidwell & Son; +. ID. Bowling, AZ and .
streets southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner of 9Th
street; p. II. Heller, eth and n streets; w. Ii.
Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
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q l. Y M o n n :.

Having leased frem the ox ner this fayorite Nv.
cursion site. am putting the Pavilion. . a
Dinfng koom. and Grounds ia thorough vfA0
orSer and repair, for the comfort. pleasure lcsX
and enter tainment q erCursiouists
Good order W III Be- maintained, and polite attend.
ans viii lie On hand 20 serve visitors.
Every engagement made for he pleasure e par-
tics Visiting the place will BE- strict complied with
The faitng and CeHfect iOuery and Air guu pri, l.
LEG. are for rsntto responsible parties.
FOR iurther information srply 20 the undersigned
or ~ tbe once OF the Potomac Very COMPANY.
myll ~ GEORGE & SHFErTI
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ALAsKA DIAMONDS in gold and fine Frepch
etrusean jewelry with gold wires, beautifni
styles, received at Priggs je~elry store, No. Al
streets. w.
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TIE foUEG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLr-1 met
iSst evening and adopted a resolution rendering
the services Of the club an escort to the daIee
k..S I 5 thls city TO the Philadelphia conven-
ron The committee of arrangements reportad
mat Donch's band had been secured for the oc :
Caslon; that special car would be provided for
me party, and recommended that all the men,
ber> wear uniform suit consisting of bIark
Coat and pants, white vest and light hats The
reports were accepted and approved. The party.
numbering about 90. start on the 12:45 %. RI
ram, Monday, June ; Their Headquarters in
fhhadelphla will be at the Springman house.
corner OF 9Th and Walnut streets
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THE JUDGES VACATION,-Chief .J,s,,ca
cartier will, as usual, spend most OF the sum-
mer at his tine farm, ''Lake View. near CIaye-
Ithd, Ohio Judge Wylie, whose health we re-
eTet 10 learn has not been good fer some time
PAST, viii leave here for a trip 10 the Pacific
coast next week Judge Macarthur with his
Europe. up W
we regret to learn that Judge a b. DIN il
lying very i'll at his residence on NJ street he
tween lZth and 18th, and last night there was
but little hope or his recovery. To-day he is
somewhat better. His disease is billions diar.
IERa.