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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.


TIE SAN JUAN DECISION SOON TO BE MADE
BERLIN, Friday, June IA, 1871.
Tho Ernnernr William has instructed the Crown
Jurist 70 prepare report in the of the Amer
team and British Governments on the San Juan
boundary question. 1t is expected that His Majesty
will soon deliver his decision.
PuE BRITISH MINISTRY TO BE FURTHER CUES
TONED.
LONDON Friday, June IA, 1874
In the House Of Commons this afternoon, Mr..
Gregory gave notice that he should question the
Government as to the effect the postpOnement OF the
arbitration would have the settlement OF the San
Juan boundary and fishery question: and on the
Canadian loan.
Mr. Gladstone replied to an interrogatory rom MI
Horsman that the papers concerning recent negoua-
tions with the United States would include every
thing except Sir Stafford Northcotes declaration as
to the responsibility of the British Commissioners
Mr. Horsman wanted to know whether the records
Of the High Joint Commissioners would contain
any minutes with regard to the indirect claims, or
show whether the question of these claims was raised
at all also, whether they would prove that the
withdrawal of the said claims only rested on an
understanding between the Commissioners,
Mr.. Gladstone required notice of the question be-
fore giving it full answer; but he would say that
no communication had passed between the Commits
49,
exclusion of the indirect claims rested on an under
standing
Mr.. Corrance asked if Her Majesty's Government
Intended to proceed with arbitration on matters
which had no relation with the Alabama claims, the
Fenan raids the fisheries, Canadian matters Fol
the purpose of obtaining the floor, Mr. Couance
made motion to adjourn He criticised the Govern
ment accusing it of negecting the Canadas and ex-
acting their assent to the Treaty Of Washington
under duress.
Mr.. Gladstone protested against the assertion. He
claimed that his answers were misunderstood. lie
had said that the postponement OF the Board OF
Arbitration would not affect the Treaty; but the
defeat of one of its provisions might as when one Of
the wheels Of carriage failed, all failed In reply
to Yscount Bury's inquiry Of last night, Mr.. Glad
stone promised that all the papers would be laid be-
fore the House tonight.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARBITRATORs AT GENEVA.
GENEVA, Friday, June H. 1872.
Nearly all the gentlemen connected with the
Board Of Arbitration under the Treaty of Washing
ton have arrived here 1t is believed that the Board
will adjourn Immediately after meeting; but If an
agreement to adjourn cannot be reached and the
meeting is prolonged, the sessions will undoubtedly
be secret.
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No. Of Houses No.

Many indeed most OF these squares are marshy; tho
Easements are always damp and the interior Of the
blocks where the couryards should be, are covered
with rear tenements which shut out air and light These
rear tenements are found almost every front house
The buildings are Of the poorest description. old and
dilapidated, without modern conyenienees poorly
tated and OF them were once factories now par
ttioned of into the very smallest apartments There
no sewer in Avenue b, aud the street, paved with
cobbe-stone Is half buried in dirt, the cutters
choked with vegetable garbage The yards partieu
larry in the block last on the list are always in lthy
condition. and fevers and other contagious diseases
consequence are chronic In the districts thus over
crowded, and but for the constant visits Of Health off,
GERS pesenee would be bred there The death Of
this district high In any locality In the city, aud
nearly three times that OF certain quarters in the Ei>
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RAyAGEs OF SMALLPOX.

smallnox has not been, nor is is now, confined et'
clusiyely to any particular locality OF this city bus
there are districts where 1t is continually appearing,
and not all the efforts of the City Sanitary Inspector and
his corps Of assistants have suced TO stamp out the dis
ease Within the tenement region bounded by Delaney
st. on the south, Frstaye on the west Fourteenthst
on the NORTH and the East River there nave been nearly
. ,r+a "a many cases as in all the remainder OF the
city The best efforts OF the Health Board have only
been able 10 keep from assuming an epidemic
form "a in BROOKLYN and Philadelphia. since tho
begipping OF the present year there have been l22
cases of which $50 (One-fourthl resulted fatally.
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SPANISH POLITICS.
THE GOVERNMENT REVOLUTION.
TIE NEW CABINET.

TIE NEW CABINET.
MADRID, Friday, June "a, 1872
new Cabinet has been formed by the united ef-:
forts of Gen. Cordova and Senor Zorrilla as follows
President Of The Council. Don RUIZ ZoRRILLA
Minister Of Var, Gd interim. 90 Cophovli
Minister Of Marine. ....... Senior ]. NJ BERAEGER'
Minister Of Finance. ........... Senior GOMEZ.
Minister Of Public Works. ...... Senior ECHEGARAY.
Minister Of The Colonies. Senior GAssET
Minister Of Foreign AGdirs,)
AMI ofJustfce and Interior, senior MARTOS
dd interim. .......---........)
The oaths Of Office were taken by the members OF
the new Ministry last night.
1t Is reported that their first will be the
appointment of Gen. Don Badomero Espartero Gen
eralssimo of the Army of the North.
Don Ruiz Zorrila was at first appointed TO the Min
stry of the Interor Senior Rios to the Ministry of
Justice; Senior Becerra to that of Works. and Senior
MartOs TO that of Foreign Affairs alone, but the
Cabinet, finally constructed, above stated.
zoRRILLA DOES NOT ACCEPT THE PREMIERSHIP.
MADRID, Friday, June IA, 1s72-Eyening.
The Cabinet awaits the arrival Of Gorilla. 1t is
said Gorilla obstinatey resisted the representations
of the Committee sent to induce him to come to
Madrid and accept the Premiership and Ministry Of
the Interior.
The King has issued decree prorogung the COrtes.
THE MILITIA FORCE TO BE REoRGANizED.
MADRID. Friday, June IA, 1877.
The new Ministry viii reorganize the entire militia
force of the Kingdom.
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AN ENORMOUS DEATH-RATE.

With the natural advantages possessed by
NewYork City, it should be of the heathest In the
world The statistics show it TO he one OF the most I'M
healthy Its death-rate is greater than that OF any
large city in Europe greater even than that OF Bombay
in Asia The records OF the Board OF Health snow tha
the deathrate is very much higher than IN tne
~ cities on this continent The following is the death
rate OF various cities according TO the last pubshed
report Of the Board Of Health and is for the year 1871
tbo+ for 1871 not being as vet prepared
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HAYTI.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF A PART OF CAPE
HAIIIEly,
The Nassau Herald of the 9th inst. has letter
from Port-au-Prince mo date given, stating that
party of Salnavists had made an attack upon Cape
Haytien and were in possession of portion of the
city. The Haytian Government had sent troops to
dislodge the revolutiOnists
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FRANCE.

A DEMAND FOR CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM-A NEW
POSTAL CONVENTION WITH THE UNITED
STATES a sCHIsM IN THE PROTESTANT
SYNOD.
The Right" in the Assembly have resolved
70 demand that President Theirs dismiss some
of his Ministers, and carry the administration
IN accordance with the views of the majority.
NJ. Theirs objects to a trumvirate, but favOrs the
appointment of NJ. Gr6vy as Vice-President
The French Government has completed draft Of
. postal convention with the United States.
Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister, has in
vited France to join the Emigration Congress to be
held at Washington.
The Protestant Synod, now in session here, has
iust passed through an unusually animated discus
sion which resulted in a schism of the Church. NJ.
GuizOt the leader of the Orthodox party main
tanned the authority of the Scriptures, while the
Rev NJ. Coquerel who is at the head of the Liberal
party justified certain Emergencies relative to the
divinity and resurrection of Christ The Liberals,
demurring at the action Of the Orthodox majority,
withdrew from the Synod
The negotiations with Germany for the gradual
evacuation Of France, as the nstallments of the in
demnity paid, are proceeding satisfactorily.
DUKE AUDIFFRET-PAsQUIER's REPLY TO NJ.
RoUHER-THE LATTERs REToRT-GAMBETTA
IN THE TRIBUNE.
PARIS, May 22.-The crowd in the theater at
Versailles was, If possible stl greater to-day than yes
terday 1t was known that Duke AudifretPasquer
would reply 70 NJ Rouher's feeble speech Of yesterday
and a great parliamentary success was confidently
looked forward TO- little after O'Clock NJ. GreYy, the
wonderfully patient and impartial President Of Of
The most turbulent assemblies which France has
seen, took his place and called NJ d'Audifre tPas-
auier 10 Amid the most intense silence the
now popular orator began his attack on the despair
lag advocate Of the Empire" NJ. GaDbets called NJ.
RoUher yesterday. The Duke began by protesting
against the question being raised at all but he said
n Rdnher has thought 1T to challenge for reply,
will not refuse 10 make one.
You try 70 separate the responsibility OF NJ de Palikao
by saying that very few were executed while
no was Minister OF War But that was because he was
driven fronhs place He signed the contracts and IT,
therefore fury responsible for them All you can say lie
that Gen Paao made contracts but could not execute
them We know that be had power 10 do 40. NOW"
ead NJ dAudre ,Pasquier let us come 10 the famous
affair OF The cannONs. You say really had 10000
ready You know wen that w had nothing Of the kind
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PORTUGAL.
GREAT FIRE IN LISBON

GREAT tlkE IN LlsbON'
LISBON Friday, June IL, 1872.
There was an extensive cOnfagration in this city
yesterday which at one time threatened to destroy
the Custom-house and Exchange. The flames were
finally checked and those buildings saved. The
hose is very heavy.
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PIRATES AT BAssoRAH.


LONDON, Friday, June IA, 1877.
A dispatch from Bagdad says that the Royal Mail
steamship Cashmere was attacked at Bassorah by
pirates, who killed and wounded several of the per-
sons on board and carried off $1,000 rupees.
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or 1871 not being as yet prepared:


DR. Charles P. Russell, Register OF Kecords OF mo
Health Department, furnishes the following comparat''
of the deathrate of this city for the quarter
ending ON April as conrasted with that for tho pre-
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-15

Total number OF deaths for the quarter, Loo or 7t
rore Than i'm the corresponding quarter OF 1871, and
equivalent to annual deathIate OF 3oi per LOO In
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DEMAND FOR CIVIL SERVICE REFORM-A NEW
POSTAL CONVENTION WITH THE UNITED
STATES A sCHIsM IN THE PROTESTANT
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12
% TENT Medicines, Per-
d B'Olesuan Centre, Pa.
--
IAbMEBs THE ONE PRICE III oTuTER
Dn'usggs, PA %
Street, Pet

= A London, CONT paper has tho follow
ing among its scientific discoveries:' 4
new fashioned hustle was found in the crick.
ct field yesterday, which consisted of several
newspapers, three pairs of old hose, two
"qui'ed' petticoats, (nearly worn out,
two old slouch bets, pair of top boots, u
buuch OF hay, piece of stair carpet, aud e
cord about three feet long.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

A LAKE OF LIQuoR.-lt would require a
lake OF large Dimensions 10 supply the con-
tinuous stream Of feripented and distilled
drinks which flow from tho brcweries and
distilieries into the wholesale and retail
liquor establishments OF the Uni led States,
and down the throats OF uen. The stream
flows without ceasiDg.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12
Dissolution Notice.

The copartuership heretofore existing un
der the firm name of johnson 81 Morris, pro-
prietoIs of the Petroleum Centre Drug
Store, is this day (May 2Oth) dissolved by
mutual consent All accounts due the late
firm will be collected by V. j. johnson, and
all bills will be paid by bin. Hereafter the
business will be conducted by l. johnson.
C. S. MORRIS,
ju.W3, V JOHNSON
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IEfE GTE nsAfsES E'CS.
DY p. u A. TEL. LINE.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
June IL ,lS7?
The petroleum market is dull aud lower
TO day at $3.50. We hear of no transac-
tioDs.
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Take Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firm of Schermerhorn 81 Ten Eyck,
flour and feed dealers, are requested to call
at their store, on Washington Street, and
settle the same.immediately, as they intend
to close out their bus ness.
SCHERMERHoRN & TEN EYCK'
Petroleum Centre. May 2l, 1872. If.
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PROPOSALS FOB HEADsToNEs FoA Ma.
l. TlONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
MAR nEpARrNENr A
QuARrERNAsTER GENFRGI's OFfrcx
W .sHIScInx N Z, 49, ". e.

SVAkLEhMAsTER GENERALs OFFIcH,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 1, tS1N
. proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the national cemeteries required by law, to he
addressed TO the Quarter master General, flashing
ton, d. q.
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone, prepsIy Inscribed and Al the head Of tie
sTave in each national military csmetery.
Bids may be fer the whole work Of alf the csmete-
res or for that OF several cemeteries in district or
for q single cemetery.
The bonds required will be, IN amount twenty GOD
per GENT. OF the whole amount Of each contract.
All proposals received by the Quartermsster Cen
ersl will be opened on the 18th DAY OF OcToBER,
1872 AZ noon, 81 the ONCE OF the Quarterrnaster Gen
ersl, Washington, ID. O., in presence Of bidders and
contracts will be awarded TO the lowest responsible
bidders as soon ss comparison OF the samples ard
prices can be {. pleted prov ided the SAMPLES are
All samples should be distinctly marked In or Ter 70
prevent mistakes.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number OF
in each, together with fall information as 10 cond-
tons, requirements. &c will be furnished on sppi-
cation In writing TO the QuarteTmsster General,
Washington, II. q.
Envelopes, containing proposals, 20 be Endorsed
proposals for headstones for national military
cemeteries" ana addressed to the Qaartermsster
General, Washington, n. @. NJ G. MEIGS,
QusTtermsster General, Brevet Major General, .
1. A. ySlS0t
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS uctioueers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and n sts

TRUsTEES SALE oEA VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOI AND IMPROVEMENTS AT TIM
N0RTHWEsT G0RNEH OF 2lsT ASD G
STkkETS AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of q deed OF trust 10 me, dated the
NnA lst Cay of September, A. u. 1852 and duly re-
sEAcordeu IN Liber 7 and r No II, folio lS,
&c one OF the land records for Washington county
In the District of Columbia and BY direction of the
holder OF the notes secured thereby, shall sell al
public auction, in front of the premises, or TUES
DAY, the 5th day of September, 1874, at o'clock
p m, all that certain piece parcel of ground
known and described as part Of Lot numbered
seven, a. in SQuare Dumbtred one hundred and
three, tl03) a. laid down in the recorded plaN or
pitts OF the city OF Washington and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit
Beginning for the at the north westers cor.
Of said lot and square, running thence east along
the line OF north street twenty (O) feet, thence
south fifty eight so feet six 90 inches, thence west
twenty lHl feet to the line of Twenty first street
west, and thence north fifty eight 1881 feet six (6l
inches to the place of beginning, together with the
improy emeDts thereon.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; the balance in
six, tweh e aid eighteen months for notes bearing
interest, aId secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold All convey sncisg aud revenue STAN ps at
the cost of the purchaser. Sl00 win be required
when the property is sold And ii the terms of sale
are net complied with within five days, the Trustee
the right resell the same at the risk and
coat of tie defaultipg purchaser
JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
SEQ d. GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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QY GBE1N q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ 10. lOOl northwest Corner lQth md d ats

TRUSTEES SALE or lLIeIBLr LOT AND
COMFORTABLE FgAME DWELLfN0
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, bearing date the
Z4fh day OF Octs Der, 1858. and duly recorded
among the land records 81 the District OF
.o,Hmoia. in Liber 7. and B., No. 8, folio a. &c !,
1urf O. the District Of Columbia Of 9Th day Of
may iai, cause In equity No. 1898 shall eX ,se
to no6lic sale 10 front Of the premises, on WED.
GEeDAf, the 18th day OF September next at
ground situated and ing In the city Of Washnson
eno Dfstr1ct OF Columbia, and known and deei0natd
on the ground plat plan Of said city Is the vest
part o. Lot iovr %, in Square numbered thirty.
sven t SAID west part fronting eighteen feet lis
~ on north street, and running back of the N ms
w, o. the front and binding the east line Of
lees. the depth Ct the lot, tngsthsr win The on
msnis snefson, consisting Of comfortable frsme
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the resiaus .,
e9nsl payments In six, twelve and eighteen mon,h ~
ssd ~ secured By the purchsssr notes ana
PAD down on sale Of the property. stamps convey
n one arc recording to be at the cost az tbs M,
chs-er; II the terms OF sale are not comnlisS NJ
IN I'VE Gays the Trustee reserves the right TO i,
on zen public notice, at the cost and risk of he
auHS.&db&ds GREEN 4 wILLixMs, xuet,
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RI GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
Unwilling. NEAR TILE MEST MARKET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, NEAR THE WEST MARKET.
- by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August
E"H 81: ISL. and duly recorded in Liber No. 655,
s6folo As, one OF the land records of Washing.
ton county, District of Columbia, and by direction
OF the parry thereby secured will sell at public
auction, at O'Clock . m TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, September 10Th, 1879, on the premises, the
east hal Of Lot numbered four a., in square num-
eered ore hundred and seven (l07b, laid down on
the ground plat Of Washington, u. c., fronting ~
feet ON TIE north side of street between 18th and
10Th streets west and running back about Il feet to
Dwelling.
Terms of sale? Ore third cash. OF which 500
must be paid at time of sale; balance ia 70 and Is
months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the properly. Stamps and n7ey apcing at the cost
IL the purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
five Gsys after sale, the property will be resOd at
the cost and risk Of the defsulting pur chaser
CHASIss N. TH6nAs. Trustees.
sesd GHEEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DIED..

hnA Ms On the 5;h instsI { st O'Clock D. M
Hl- iU.sTsi viii take place from No All 5.h
susst ; Z, S0ht:, AZ, AZ O'Clock p m. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend 2t
AbNFS. On the Ith instant, at o'clack a IN .
IDA youngest daughter Of VIM. A. AMI Sus lnnah
Barnes az q Il months and days.
The fTie1ds Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend tie funeral, from TIE residence OF her
parents 1854 list street. northwest, on to-m0r-
Tow 'tSuLoay, y september sth, at O'Clock D m.
BlsCHER. ON the :, h instant, at A. O'Clock n
tive of Hanover Germany
Funeral will take place from her sons residence
htnry Bu-cher- North Capitol street, between q
az z streets, sunday. at o'clock p. N. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
VAN MATER At East Salisbury Mass lima
zUih ultimo, EVA VERNON PIKE wife of I ri
Van Mater In the 22d year Of her age
"HkATLEY. On the 9Th instant. in George
W alter " heatley. " u
funsTsl will take place from her late residences
No 20 first street. on SUNDAY, at 4 D m
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teT bATIMER & CLEARY,
ID AuctiOnsrs and Zeal Estate Brokers,
Corner Of PeDnsy lvania 9vP nue aud lltG street,
Star Office Buildlng.

TRTSTEES' SALE or TWO NEW TwO-sTOBV
BRlCK DWELLINGS. SITUATE IN BROWNS
COC6T. BET ZEN 13TU AND l4TH
sIREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR BOUNDARY
STRICT.
~ Ey virtue OF deed Of trust, hearing date
~ February lst, 1872, and recorded among the
- rd records Of the District of Columbia, in
ilber 663, folio 25i q seq, and by direction OF
The pacy secured thereby. We will offer fox sale, at
public auction, IN front of the premises on MON
Day, fhe ION day Of September next, at O'Clock
.. m All those certain pieces, parcels lots of
ground situate, lying and being in the city of
W8shin g:Cn. IN the District of Columbia, an :
known and described as lots numbered eishty-two
t32l and eighty three ts3) iu VIM. II Brown s subdi
vision Of certain lots in square numbered two
hundred and thirty foHr $50, as the same re-
coIded il the city surveyors Office of said city, in
b.ok Of subdivisions &C IL. b., folio 1853, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms 81 sale: One half cash, Of which 80 each
house and lot must be paid the time of sale; the
balance in 8, IL and IS months, with ten per cont
interest TO be secured the premises sod to salts
faction of trustees; all cash. at option Of purcha
ser. Conveyancipg aud stamps at purchaser or
purchasers cost. II the terms of sale are not com
piled withwffhiD five (5j days fr M day OF SALE the
trustees reserve the right TO resell at and risk
OF defaultinR purchaser or purchasers.
WV HOLTZMAN.
90 EDWARD G. DARLINGTON, JR,
se4d LATImER oLEAR9f,' q ASets:
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a ONO RAILRoAs.

WssHINsroN, December a. 81.
Trains between WASHING 49,
10Y a., sYe BAL ssALrIM .,I I'D 20 ~
WEST are now follows, viz.
foR BALTIMORE
Ana : iSsm | %, SEQ, s,i6, 40. az 7's8
TOB ALL WAY sTATToT-.
Leave tBily, eyc-Vt suutay, a. SIS. ssa -
AZ m; s;1J end . 2. ~.
koi eT.nel ga Wa ststiou-, blad-l'scUrs. Bsls
T:ss 2 N 90 : m -tors 81 Jessrr . n, ~
Z. ~. - D ~ Annapolis lrUrti1u arl EsF. H-.r.
week.
FOB aNNAPOLIs
Lave a: : > a pr. 49, les a. 20 trsfr -
From Annapolis on SUNDAY.
a. 81 EBAI
FtH La IihOkS.
leave ~ = 90 !. and 5 90. g % SD T-ssns
FoE WAY krA@EcrS.
EtsFe az = 90 4. N and 90 Ari F-SSp n.
FOR ALL PARTS or ThE AE~r.
Ltas gAiaJ- @Nc6Fi SATURDAY and rUndEg. slf.s
GlS . q. l. s1a > 90 'sd AS =. a..
Cd Saturday a. !. a . aEd . - M IN. = as q
"a N-,sfgT a. see sui T:s5 ~ o-is Cs,.-e1K
ING A. hoisy STATION With trains from "a tialor. i
Nerc.lns, fsyiersb lrE. s'lt-sbCrg. 80.
TO ftEasU2ie, aLd rSi1-s lcsVeea isi'isy ho1as
sad stEssOGEs, l.HEa a.. o.SO ,. ~ sSBueCtins
BeisJ House ~ltb Sl.&ssUtg and sinobastls -.
cOnmoCAtiCl train.
Through tickets q ne west caa he has ~ 100
Washington s'sisOn Ticket Os6os a. al sours y
tfie cay.
Ter New York. Philadelphia sHa sIaston q. A.
yertiseHept u '7flrongh Lire.n
7. WILSON,, Master OF Trsssrortalisz
u. NJ coy General Ticket Agent.
GfO. {. sOkTL, Geu1 aRt. Washington. az
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MARRIED..

JCEESON-WIGaTMAE In this city, on the
81 instant, by the Rev. Frederick Hinckiev CAM
q 7 JuHSSON, of Iowa, TO Mrs. MARTHA v
hlGHIMAS, Of washington.