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4 wise man, timely wnrued Of danger. will a. srsr,

bis power IT. only the ignorant obstinate and foolish
will neglect taking precauon Nations have been demate
small but science the discovery Of vaccination has neurssef
the this scoage Thousands Of have
poisoned drinking soda drawn through eaen
from this numbers suffer aeutey this eshr
ing mslay Eminent physicians to
lead pipes prolific disease and death Shall
we not warning DO trust them implicitly Of
disease Why submit their guidance for American
genius has perfected LEAD PIPE through which Ho~s
through silver Let adopt this important ysenio
introducing into every dwelling Sold by the Col
WELLS SHAW WILLARD MF0 Co, 2l3 Cenrest NewYoh Price
IS cents pound Circular and sample Of sent By mas
Free Of Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Block Tin Pipe
Solder. &C. Orders filled at sight
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MARRIED..

ROC .RTBERRYon wednesday April 1877 at the residence o.
. brides parents Elizabeth " BY the Rev Dr. kobr Anus
Boesrt of New YORK r., daughter Of Samuel berry,
esq. No caris -,
BONNEYHOL BROOK-W edpesay April st the Cnacn OF 'ns
nv Prentiss d. D. George H. bonneY W
Carrie K daughter Of late Elliott Holbrook esq
IN .pN-BoOTHA Engewood ~ j. THURSDAY April D, hsv
Rabert Booth D. Edward Chaplin Caroline "" daugh'es
of Charles II. Booth. ~
mr. RROOKS-Ou Thursday April at West New Brsn'cn
Island b the Rev Dr. Eugene Du Bots sai AAn>
e. Brooks daughter of Hon Efasus Brooks
EDW ARDs-wARD-n Newark n j. on The an ms, oy we ~"
Few Smith d. D. Arthur NJ Edwards Of NeNiork " hH~ "'
eldest daughter OF Caleb Wand Of The former CIV
INSTRUMENTATION THURSDAY, April a. Gsre
Bo,klyp Nights By Rev Dr. Hoffman assisted o rev. 1T NJ Pna
Paddock Alfred e. Harrison OF rnl~ae'pu" !" nav" " '
dsugbter Of m G.. Sheldon OF BROOKLYN
the 9TH Inst at the residence OF Ss
osJ Plainne Fnends ~ edorr p.
Osborne oNew Rochelle N T., to LYDIA daughter Of samuel Dc
UnierhilL No cards .
pIp-sJILIyAN-In Brooklyn THURSDAY April the
,s.Jence Of the bride father h "hsms wm H. re"ps
Ia Auuie second daughter Of Robert Sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

OF cosrciou bribery % raf treaty. the packing ola Supreme Court
W relieve btas State
yenons the dssrer IN She
Sosihern regon nmpcrsne the seating cbers Of
Congress elected By be people, and the surrender Of 1aa free
dom TO those who ask that The pleasure practice creed sons shat
ssent public Order and for the
ton the methods Of peace and the constitutional limitations
OF power.
Re'OiUed That ue Republication makt imperative duty
expose corruption wherever found nounee uupon OF power
and work for the reforms public welfare The times demand
uprising honest citizens from tho who
tue the selfish interests We therefore, invite all
Liberal citizens vahsa distinction Of party nationality who desire
the reforms herein SET forth meet in Mass Convention at The City OF
Cincinnati, the first wednesday IN May NEXT at o'clock there
10 take such actions day and the public eAsn
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All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed s'm NJ"
name aud address.
DIED.


I'm "Wednesday Anil ls7l Charles Bailey jr sgd ~
rs res and friends Of the respectfully Syei 70 attend
The funeral services residence Of his mother io Ea se'eH
piutb.st SATURDAY 9Th inst, at o'clock
ppowNA Brooku Wednesday April samuel Brown aged u
1 ve and friends of family respectfully invited to sd
bls funeral from late residence 81 enrst broosya gu es
day April g. at 2 O'clock ,. without further notice.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The friends OF the family are INVITED 70 @ on aoodsy he
eth inst, at 3 O'Clock p IN 49, .
puNroN-n Brooklyn Friday. April Anna Dun'"n ree'
R,S md sOa are invited 20 services from be.
late en- The remains Will be taken N r. for iatsrneu
HALLoCK-At some wetcheser County N L. on WEDNESDAY
R SH ana TREND, family especially pyd = .ssS II.
Carriages the sss train al Pary' station Harlem
r. r.. Saturday morning. ia i,
HoAG-At 3s Lexington 4h month 'h Mary Xe~pon vile Of
The remains taken evening to NewBedfO mass Tor inter-
LAYR-ou Thursday April after short Hines" john Lane 'S'
The Scp ryes and friends invited to attend h. ns5s from The
Trinity NJ h. Church e. on p,ar.os FOR in.srnesi
on the Il a train 49,, - =.
MARTN-On Thursday April John Martin, j in the seth year Of
aa and o,s to attend sa1 ss 9 s a ::
NEGusIn brooklyn on Friday April sTs Mars daughter Of job.
se r sES M.n and s :. attend n:
residence Of her parents No. 'si ave. on
NELsos-rheophus D. at Rhiuebecs. N T. in the 7'A year Of
IN. faneral
ON saturday afternoon at o'clock p M
NRwEIIAt Passac April Nette only eeia Of "e"so - ~
Elizabeth L. Newell, age montnA -,
THURSDAY morning April Anita wife Of Roya
~ ~ the family aiendher funeral o. am
csholc Church Twelfth ST. between Thlri and foa""'N
| SATURDAY the 9th inst. al 10 O'Clock q NJ
VAN BElRgN-Ou Wednesday, April J, hFhnmsAe "0""
Iounty ~ J. James Beeknan Van Benren , ..ni The
1870. snd friend, OF family respectfully insites -
% from the Methods. Episcopal Church, on seventh ave. S',
Fourteenth IT., Saturday at l o'clock p IN. NM,
wooD-Ip BGollyn On THURSDAY, April Carrie As"''"'"
xdow of the late VIM Wood ,., A. .,..., Ia, ,,,rsl
The relatives friends respeettal, prx s,s a srsisy
from The residence Other mother, ~ NAdlsoh'' oo'~"'
| April p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

The general feeling of regret at the DEAN OF
Prof Morse brings with 1t corresponding desire Ior m
formation in regard to the personality OF the grea. a'
coyerer whom have lost To satisfy the wishes u
those who desire know precisely what manner OF man
he was Messrs Bogardus and Beudann Bros nave Ssuou
an admirable large photograph OF the yeneaDe md
lace mad assumed their reverend aspect I'M @ h
Is covered with the decorations bestowed uon h n
1oreien governments, which make the picture Unique III
a gallery of American DOrtraits
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UTAH.
Election OF U. s. SENATORS

ELECTION OF U. s. SENATOR'S.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 5.-Ihe State Legs
aturo to-day for the election Of two United states
Senators. In the House VIM. III. Hooper and Thomas
Fitch were elected the first ballot. In the Senate
Hooper was elected the fifth ballot There were nine
ballots for the second Senator but no choice was made
Thomaa Fitch reaching within OF election when an
adjournment took place until to The other can
Gi3ates are Elder Cannon, Gen. Barnnm, Cen Morrow,
n Akers and II.
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RHODE ISLAND.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.

PROVIDENCE, April 5.-Full returns OF the
State election show majority of 76 for Padelford the
Republican candidate for Governor and 4o majority Tor
Cutler, the Democratic and "Trap-net" candidate 1or
utenant- overnor. Some scattering votes not re-
turned may possibly throw the election OF the Leuten-
ant-Governor into the Republican Legislature Re
mander OF the Republican state ticket has about 2lOo
mali ifv
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON SINCE sgPr. !, 1911;
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Neus see Second Page
ARpfUGn

ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Howe. Philadelphia with mtse aud pass 10
LOnlai Steamship Go.
road IRON
Wilhelm vo lNor Nielsen, Antwerp Dec 90 and F1sas
25th Rsmsgste Jan. 10. with mdse.
Brig spnngbos (Of Windsor 81. Maeom Msian,s II iays.
with
Boston). Bryant. Annoy Oct %. with
Qtal CsfeO Castelamare Is days with fruit
Brig Para of LondoB) Grve Santos Feb via Hampton Roads
Apnl2 with coffee.
schr Mary Povncetoxn ashesoo San B.. s
dars, with nuts
Schr. William Henry. Nan Name. virginia.
Schr Mary Iyans Bodine, Virginia.
WIND-Sundowu. light. 4; clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
THE GERMAN REFORM MOVEMENT

The Central Committee of the German Reform
organizations Oswald Otendorfer presiding met at the
Beethoven Mdnnerchor Hall. last evening Theo Ga'i-
bensklce on behalf of the Executive Committee sub
mitted report embracing resolution calling upon the
Assembly District Associations to organize in view Of
the municipal election which will follow the passage OF
the CITY Charter. The Executive Committee also pre-
sented plan for joint action with the Council OF Polit-
cal Reform: That Convention OF delegates from the
Council OF Political Reform and the German Reform or
carnations shall nominate candidates for city officers
This proposition accepted after short discussion
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wHsyeros C. April sspnts Tveniipe strong At Go ReJs
strained, IS Low No Crude TwpeBens
steady 81 for Hard - for yellow Dip and Virgin Tar steady al
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For Family OF all usde much
nsaabe by HALYoRD LscEsrERsuns fABI
sAUCK which not 6ery like ogn sauces bat has more ooV
lie choicest mate they have. All grocer sell IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

To Notbers.-MRs WIsow's STsuP tor children 10
an oil remedy has stood the test Of aud
| never knoyn to fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

Those suffering from Consumption receive iasnsx
benefit by using Cod Liver OIL" HAZARD pee'"I
..rldaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

By the use Of sapoio all the op and litter incident to the us
OF soap and avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

Repue,. Magic oil Headache Neuraga Rheumsn"n
Sore Thros Co. 10 the Head Commissions. Try It,
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5uerial Notiees

PateuIs-MuSs Co, Psbsher ssss seess s,siy,siss
obtsin patents eyerywberei - yeAn esvs.s
ssnsasnlsi send Patent Laws and ouae W ia'ss
cr,efeuberx NInrshail's Uterine wasnsu as Wv
certain re'"e'V '' ' GRARRRNBBkG CO, III nunsI9s@-
Gentenens D's'' WAaN0CK ca. I'D Br'sa""'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

Dr-i1g the late beautifr' noor''g ht nj ,hts in
Brooklyn the pretty rJw-b boats on the lake in the
park were filed until II o'clock p. m. with merry
excursion Sts. Even ybody, rich aud poor, can
enjoy this pleasure; for the terms for sailing in
the omr-brs boats - ten cents for each person
for each ha'f hours' circuit of the lake. The
''eall boats" are at command at the charge of
seventy cents for one person, and ten cents ad.
difionaI for every other person composing the
party. The large boats will safely acc,mmo-
date eighteen individuals, and the SIN aIIer boats
eight The call boats may be rowed by the party
hiring them if they choose to do so, but the man
IN charge remains in the boat. The notion
sprang into immediate popularity with the bellies
and beauS Of New York city. Excursion parties
we're hastily made up and it soon became diff
cult to supply the demand for boats " some
persors would start such an enterprise In this
city he would reap rich reward, for our beau
uful Potomac would be crowded every evening
with exeursionists seeking relief and fresh air
after the worry Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

Judge Tracy, of the marine court In New
York. has just administered q gentle, though
needed rebuke to reckless drivers, and we hope
he will find judicial imitators in this city. An
elderly female was run over by one OF these i'm
perious jehus, and the judge Unidentified her
injuries by verdict Of $50 against the Offend
En- Some Of our drivers dash along the streets
with feeling thar they are their exclusive prop
erty, and that pedestrians are trespassers, to be
removed, it doesn't make any difference how
Wesgree with the New York Commercial that 1t
is quite time this amiable conceit was taken out
of them.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On Sunday afternoon, the I'D instant, q
II Plain GOLD BIN9, with the words :. George to
Pc Seeca" engraved on the inside The full value Of
the office Of the new State Department, corner Of
Nth and streets northwest. Supposed to have
west. It's
CAUGHT ADRIFT, JUNE l7TH, ONE SHALL
~ SCOW, which the owner can have by proving
southeast. je2l- St.
I OST-On Wednesday, June 18th, double nose,
~ short tail, white and liver colored a.,
owner b. DAINGERrIELDD on his COT
lar reward Of O 10 will be paid for his return to
the Gasparis House, Capitol Hill. jeI9-6tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

IL - sometimes said that Washington can
never be great manufacturing city, but the
assertion Is not sustained by the facts. The
immense water power OF the Potomac our situa-
ton at the head Of navigation on that river, the
canal to continue water carriage westward, our
comparative nearness to the great coal fields of
Maryland and Virginia, our railroads present
and prospective, altogether make the District
one OF the most desirable places in the country
for the establishment Of great manufacturing
enterprises, desirable because the advantages
named VIII make manufacturing profitable here
just look at the advantages in the single item of
fuel for steam engines: Cumberland coal is quoted
at e. Is in this District and Alexandria at Balti
more - 80, at New York $3.50, at Springfield.
Mass, $40, At Boston 81 .25as7 so, at San Fran
cisco S25as29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

The New York Tri6Hse about hits the nal on
the head IN saying, apropos OF the hatcheting Of
the Rev. Thompson in Cincinnati by the Jealous
lover OF the widow Shingledecker, and similar
affairs Of recent occurrence, that:
"The 'moral OF all this il that American
women should drop the Innocent role of fools
and angels, and practice common sense in
stead. Our manners are too free, and IL is not
Christian teachers who should relax them fur
ther IL 10 high time they knew that a wedding
mig and black coat do not alter human ma
ture, and that any girl or widow who goes about
DestoTing platonc friendships and kisses on
husbands and ministers is simply following the
example OF him who, in old time, flung fagots
about, saying, "Behold, am not i'm sport? But
me name they kindled vas set on fre of hell.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

IL Is said that the fbera's'' will hold the
balance of power in the Alabama legislature,
and viii defeat the reelection OF Senator Spen-
Ger. IL Is reported that ex-senator Warner will
again be q candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24
WASHINGTON CITY:
The Star Nv Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they DESIRE at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orc rs, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
ness Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

The Boston papers are dis. ,s,ed with the
course Of Mayor @ -ston, who has vetoed the
bin opeT NO the Pubic Libra on Sundays.
The plan Of oper'ng Iibrs-ies on Sunday for
the rse Of the public has WORKED so well In other
cities that tie papers urge the councils to
pass the bill over the mayors veto. 1t is strange
that religious people fail to see that the library
is the greatest auxiliary TO the preacher for the
proper observance of the Sabbath that can be
secured, as keeping young people away from
vicious haunts on that day. We hope to see the
day when the Congress Libra ., the Christian
Association Library, and other libraries will be
thrown open TO the public on Sunday. Mr.
Spoford, the thoughtful and thoroughly in
formed head OF the Congress Library, favors, IL
we mistake not, the opening Of that library to
the public, not only on evenings but on Sunday.
and would doubtless give lis intelligent co..
operation in any movement to provide such a
means Of attracting young men from the per-
nicioas modes Of killing tine on Sunday now
prevailing. This would serve to attract those
who will not or do not 60 to church; but in
order that the plan should harmonic with
church-going, the Libraries might be opened on
Sunday afternoons after the main ch urch service
Of the day has been concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24
I osT HEALTH BEGAINHp.

S.lfneglect lays the foundation Of much bodily
suffering. As rule men are more solicitous to
repair and their houses stock in trade and
other perishable property than to repair and pre-
serve themselves. They can when % wall re-
quires prop, or q week structure o girder, but
appear to be unconscious Of or Indifferent to, the
cracks and flaws and evidences of decay In their
own rail and sensitive organizations.
The consequence OF this want Of common pru-
derce 10 that thousands fall by the way side in the
prime Of life every year who might have lived TO
enjoy hale and hearty old age, IL they had re-
sorted to the proper means OF recruiting their
failing vigor at the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vitalizins and invigo
rating elixir Hostetter's Stomach Btters, has done
for countless muitudes of the enervated and brok en-
down. and with the long, unbroken record of its
cures before him, II seems amazing that any sufferer
from premature decay, nervous weakness, dyspep-
sia biliousness, chronic constipation or disease of
remttent or Intermittent character, should delay,
even for an hour, to seek the aid which its tonng
regulating and invisorating properties have never
failed to afford.
1t 10 no exaegeretion to say that Hostetter stom
aeh Bitters 10 the most faithful ally Of nature in her
struggles with veakness and disease, that medical
botany and honest chemistry have yet given to the
world jeA-eo3t&W
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BOARDING..

COOP BOARD AND ROOMS, WITH ALI.
" modern conyenences. 26 Grant Place. je74 81
SUMMER BOARDERS CAN BE ACC6MMO-
- dated at SIS per month, By applying to DR.. J. W,
eTEPHENSON, Castleman's Ferry, Clarke county,
Va; or, Box No. SOC, Georgetown, Dc It,
SUMMER BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO.
~ dated at Boelyn, Va, end Of AQueduct bridge,
opposite Georgetown; the most delightful country
seat in the vicinity Of Washington. je2l-2ws
EIRST GLASS COUNTRY BOARD at "Inele-
u Ede," on the new pike road running from
Georgetown to Falls Church Va; ten minutes walk
from the AQueduct bridge. The house is new with
modern improvements such hot and cold water
bath rot ms, closets. mansard roof &C. Table Board
s2o per month; rooms extra; Inquire on the prem
ises. or to PHIL. h WEIGH 8 90, Real Estate
Brokers and Auctioneers. asonic Temple. tsl-lw
I ARGl, COOL AND ABBY ROOMS, in suites or
and cold baths ." 18th a nod
4 p9rthwe frem $40 TO go per month. ALSO,
IeoIe B0AkD. msy79 I'm
CtOOD BOARD, PLEAsANT Rooms, AND
~ prices moderate, at 21e5 corner Of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and list street. mAyl-u
DLEASANT RHSIDLNCE AND BOARD IN The
COUNTRY, near the new 6ohuetzen Park, on
I'm street, q few steps from 7th street In
and elegant house. with large garden attached, for
e 0sos ors
as th street, between d and y northwest. In the
same building two large and hne PARLORS, With
all the modern tmprovsmentss for Lady and gentle.
nan. - ap0
EIksT.CLABe BOARD, WITH PLHABANf
Il FRONT B0OMS, 70 b had on reasonable terms
ct 1901, corner Of Pennsylvdhie avenue and l6Sh
street. Good location. and accessible. mh18-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

Among the important bills which passed the
House Of Delegates at the session Of the legisla-
ture just closed, but which failed to pass the
Council, was the bill to establish a new steam
IRE engine company in the northern part Of
Washing ton, and q new hook and ladder com.
pany in the western section OF the city, and to
build q new engine-house in Georgetown; also.
bills to erect new police stations in some pre-
cincts, where the health of the mon - endan-
gered by their present inadequate aud uncom-
Portable quarters, bill to increase market
facilities IN Georgetown, and q bill to provide
for the erection Of new and councillors school
building 4 that city. The necessity for most of
these Improvement was generally admitted,
but the money could not be raised to carry them
On th'S year -thout an increase Of re rate of
taxation, which IL was deemed best not to au-
thorize. This was not the case with the George
town school building, which was provided for
by spec >. but the bill failed for want of
tine, car Sed by delay of a clerk :, engrossine.
The bin can be passed at the next session, be-
fore which time portion OF the fund will be on
DEPOSIT
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fFGRANT AND WILSON.

DGsaHr AND WILSON.
GRAND NATIONAL RATIFICATION MEET.
ING In FRONT OF The CITY HALL,
TUESDAY IvKyIsG NEXT, 2JrH ISsrANr.
MUSIC, ToRoHLIGHrs, DECORATIONS. &c.
TIE NETTING WILL BE COMPLETE In ALL
It's DETAILS.
viii meet At points to be Designated IN Tuesday
morning papers.
Vice Pr 81 :ent coIiss. Senator's Patterson ME-.
mosiqn ch.ndsr and ss ea nssop ss
fsssasr fsI.ns sssapt..iss;
fS1h S. TBsTIy BSi.I :Y =
LLOYD e.rIissn. ss!rii. smith, Gssrss VIM: Curtis,
Nscfey Gen o. o. HovsrS r' '''' DA''' :" ass
b.: EScsI,saey as1ry D. Cooke, has been unani
- "A. 8. soLoMoNs.
Chairman o0"ni' tor Il sAHIIr SSSSs
ie2i Chairman General Republican Committee.
rAsPEGIAL MEETING OHfHe ARLiNa
iGisDAY 9Th inst :. 70 ecs s
p m. IN attendance IL requested. AZ business of
5sss sn; 9. Hiw Il Hicf Resident Ss
o>S meetine wDl be held THIS EVENING. at
" JOHN u. NIEDFELDr, Of Oriental Lodpe, No, TO-
FUNERAL Tuesday AftelnooD-meet at O'Clock.
1T =. III. SWIFT, or. Sec.
~0BIENTAL LODGE No ", TO Ola
Ga special meeting win be held TITS EVE
funeral Of p. 9. JOHN +. NIEDTkLDT, to attend
ynh the members will assemble ct o'clock Tues
II JOHN VAIL, Rec. Sec.
MApONYC sueci.l yno.xi.c g n
UP TISrAL LODGE; No. 1a. +. =. 4. M,
VIII pc heie q Masonic Temple, corner 9th and r
;s sr ,ss on the 2,sh iast ocIoct
brother n. NIIDRELT. All Master MasOns In
go manaine are raternaily invited to attend.
It J. n. PILsoH. secretary.
n~THI BUNTIN sT0N BUILDING AsSO-
~ CITATION Of this city have selected beau
tnu piece Of ground and partially clearing i, leav-
ng nice shady grove, and erected thereon Q
ne9nlneent building for the purpose Of accommo-
eating those coming 10 he country to seek pleasure
The grounds are nicely located and being on the B.
q =. y only few minute ride from Washing
tor, Baltimore and Annapolis. This association,
uyder the management of Mr.. John A Giles and
others, has displayed great taste and Judgment In
selecting and laying out these grounds.
je2l-As CITIZEN OF HUNTINGTON
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EQB sALk Or REHf-Four new thres-story
= bhtCk HOUSES, on fennsyivAnia avenue, be-
nience WI rent g careful tenants, eel 90 easy
Terms Apfl g SAN Cross. shephsrds BuflG
pseiers. We. svenne and On ss. scasbeast. nyss In
F9nHIs NdI ~ HEESr.fss ..sy as.irssls .ssI.
s2ntainins Is rooms, With eli modern convesS snecs.
Lne sry1nds are very large and oraAmsnted With
pure Letter e the Kitchen door. rAe property win
% 500 O. eesy erme o. rented % careful tenant.
yill B. running early this fan. Aprly % Z. Z.
sdioisipJ the property. sp&d
E>0R RnNT-Iurnished HOUSE, No. TIT fist
street rum LAY 18th Apply On the premises,
q 70 GEO. Q. PABkER, once over metropolitsn
Bank msy3d
For eALE Oh ExCHANGE ron WASHING
- ION CITr PRoPkkTY-A FARM Of iS scres,
rom railroad station loo acres IN cultivation, e In
Ssod: sood hoess stAelins ice house and Other oas
myB ll9T u street. W askington.
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The preparations for the Grant and Wilson
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