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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28

Houard are now at rest. A telegram re-
ceived to-day at the Spanish legation from
Madrid states that the matter has been
satisfactorily arranged between the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs and Gen. Sickles.
The Supreme Court entered noll pross
in the case of Chas. w. Butts.
Col. Il. P. Robb, President of the Board
of Commissioners, was appointed by the
President to investigate the depredatlons
ON the frontier of Texas and Mexico. He
leaves here tonight for New Orleans via
Savannah to Join his colleagues. The
Board will proceed Immediately to the
border
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28
NEW JERSEY
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

rCHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING OBLIGED TO GO
j South in cold weather will exchange sell part
or the whole Of his homestead, consisting of
VILLAGE LOTS,
improved and otherwise embracing over 100 acres Of
land, uDOn part Of which Is
\ Town of 1900 Inhabitants,
two hours from New York city and fifteen miles from
Easton. Pa The improvements consist Of his
dence situated upon the bank OF stream OF pure wa
ter two minutes walk from the depot Three StO o
BniIdr % one of which is new, % by 130 feet Also
Photograph Gal cry with two stores underneath len
dwellings one of hIch IS new French Hat with ten
walk Of the depot. The residence is a dwelling of Il
rooms-bath room, range. laundry, hot cold water
furnace etc Lawn containing shade trees of various
kinds with fountain of pure, never failing soft spring
watar playing at all times.
y III exchange for good improved lands where there
Il n, miasma about Knoxville, Augusta or Atlanta,
Ca or for good residence IN either of those cities
Address or apply to I. EDGAR HUNT,
iuul8daWlt ClarksYiLe, New Jersey,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28
WASHINGTON,
satisfactory Resul1 .p,icipa,e,, &c,

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Oficial infor-
nation has been received here from Ge-
neva that the British Government hayino
accepted the declaration OF the ArbitratorS
That the claims for indirect damages not
involving money consideration are not a
1TTSleGt TrSleGt for consideration by them, Lord
nnoi;n9olm iI;nolm to-day formally Withdrew his
nal ''on ana alGr OF an adjournment of the Tribu-
accordinU47en riiG o4en filed the British argument
claims 5ay, Now that the indirect
fa@-ior -1dNe of e been disposed of to the salts
business bofoLl &3cn Governments, the other
sidered. 1lounal VIII be con-
All doubts about the release of DR..
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Chancery Court at Kn OxYiIIe, Tenn.

No. Z3I3.
H. W Hackney VS.. w. T. Seay. Administrator of Jo-
seph Davenport, decd, and others.
IN this ease it appearing from the bill that JO-
seph Davenport, decd, left surviving him heirs at
law, some of whom minors whose names and resi-
dences are unknown, but all of whom are nOn.resl-
dents of the State of Tennessee so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon them II Is theTe
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
be made fer four Successive weeks in the Knox lille
Chronicle notfyine ali the heirs of Joseph Davenport
deceased twhose unknown to appear before T
the Chancsry Court at on OF sf toe N sad "a
cross bin or the same win be taaen for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte as to them
This 24th day OF June, lof2,
A copy of the order, Attest; ,r,,rzDcox, n -,
;asr4 By W. A. GALBRAITH, d. G. d NJ.
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In Chancery Court at Clinton.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1S7.

- y FEBRUAh1 RULES, IoIZ.
William s. Freels, Administrator, &c, VS.. Nancy NJ.
Bailey and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bin filed in this cause that William Hufstutler,
r, Jacob Hufstutler, Lewis Hufstutler and Mary
Hufstutler are defendants to said BILL and arc nom
idents of the State of TENNESSEE 1t is therefore
dered that publication be made in the Knoxville
Chronicle for four successive weeks notifying said de-
PENDANTS te appear before the first Monday of De
cember next, and defend said bi or the will be
taken for confessed them and for hearing
cordingly. w. II. WHITS0N, G. u N.
juno 19-w4t
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Election of officers.

At the regular meeting of Knoxville Lodge,
No. lS8, l. Q. o. F., held last night, the follow
ing officers were elected j. 1; Nelson, y Gi /;
Atkins, V. G. Alex. Allison, K. ;. b.
o. McClannahan, p S. 4. NJ. Staples, I.
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EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.
List OF Premiums.
All Premiums to be Paid In L. $. Cur.
rency.

The following is list of Premiums offered by
the Stockholders Of the Eastern Division Fair,
the exhibition to begin on the 18th and end
with the 10Th day of October
(CoNTINUED.)
Glass B.-Cattle
Short Horns, Psre BLOoded, or Pedigree Stock.
Lot l.
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BUTCHERS L1GnTSING FLT.KIILER
Try it-Sold by dealers everywhere. iv23eo2mw
If you want good pair Homemade Boots
and Shoes, go to Francisco's, 15S Gay street.
v30eodtf
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Married.

At half past eight o clock last evening, at the
Mr.. VIM. Sparks to Miss Charity c. Akers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28

The Nation thinks that taking Greeley
to lead reform movement is something
like taking Satan to lead Sunday school.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28

GREELEY has been a candidate for office
twenty-three times and has been elected
once
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-28

NUTICSI7W0UenCC
GRAND CENTRAL. HOTEL,
CHICAGO, June %. 1872.
The annual session of the National Di-
vision of the Sons of Temperance of North
America adjourned on yesterday after an
interesting session Of four days. The re-
ports of the different officers were read and
referred to the proper committees, and the
regular routine of business gone through
with when
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SheriH,S Sale.

SheflII2S SALE
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals at Knox
v.lle Tennessee, l will Saturday, the goth day OF
july 1872 in front of the court house in the city OF
KnOxvi le sell for cash in hand to the highest bidder,
all the right title interest and demand that H. L. W.
Mynatt has in nd to tSo lots of ground. in what is
known as McGhee's Addition to Knoxville in Knox
county in the 18th civil district hats lots Nos 90 and
62 fronting each 4S feet on the east side If Atkin
street and running back one hundred and twenty fTe
feet to an alley together with all the appurtenances
thereuuto attached Levied on to satisfy judgment
in the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals at Knox
vlle Tennessee favor of Caswel Lewis IL. D G..
MyDatt and others.
je2Sd1w3t V. f. G0SSETT, Sh crif.
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Shoe Findings, French Calf Skin, Oak and
Red Sole Leather at Francisco's, 15S Gay street.
Y30eOdtf
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THE VEXED QUESTION

of color was raised, and, after being thor
oughly ventilated, was settled by the re-
peal of what is known as the " Jackson
Resolution passed at Boston last year,
and Te-atfirming the Montreal or Hast
ings Resolution, whereby discretionary
power is left to the Grand Divisions, as
was formerly the case. 1t is to be hoped
that this question will remain forever ta-
booed. as its constant agitation has never
been productive of any good results.
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Saddle Horse race. unframed horses - mile and
repeat, best in 8, ? 90
Entrance fee. 10 per cent. Of premium, each race.
Two entries or more required to make a race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05
LIYER COMPLAINT Ann RIIInrsNHss
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is SOLD EVERY.
v2 eC3t WhEkE
TTHE CAhEER OLA GREAT REMEDY.

Twenty summers have elapsed since II was bri. Gy
announced that new vegetable tonic and alters-
tive, btarrg the name Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters had been added to the list of Preventive and
Restorative meG cines. The modest advertisement
which invited attention TO the preparation stated
that IL had been used with great success in private
practice, IS cure for dyspepsia, bilious plants,
constipation ard Intermittent fever. 1t was soon
discovcT'd that the article possessed extraordinary
propertts. The people, Of every class, tested its
merits tonic, stmulsnt, corrective and restora
tive. and found that its effects more than fulfilled
their hopes and expectations Frtm that time to the
present its course has been upward and onward and
II STANDS day at the head OF all medicines Of
class, American or imported, in the magnitude Of
lis sales and its reputation as q safe, agree
able and potent invigorsnt and restor alive.
Fer languor and debility, lack of appetite and gas
trio disturbances, common during the summer
months, it is absolutely infallible. Indigestion
bilious disorders, constipation, nervousness, peri
tdical fevers- and all the ordinary complaint gene.
rated by vitiated and humid atmcs sphere vanish
under its renovating and regulating influence. This
is its record, ayouched by volumes Of intelligent tes
ilmony extending over period Of a fifth Of o GEN.
tury, and compre hendng the names Of thousands of
ellknovn eitizens belonging to every class and
calling In Europe ii 10 thought a great thing to
obtain the patronage Of royalty for apatent medi-
cine" hut Hostetter's Bitters has been spontane-
ously approved by millions Of indie pendent sover-
eigns, and its patent consists in their endorse
ment. jy-leo3t&W
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Inc Glorious Fourth passed OFF quietly in
this city-that Is with the exception OF the fire.
cracker nuisance in rather an aggravated form
The Juveniles either didn't know that Major
Richards had forbid the use of gunpowder in
this shape, or thought he didn't mean it: and
fhe popping of these combustibles was fast and
furious for the twenty-fOur hours Of ''Independ-
enea day." Luckily 10 CONGREGATIONS followed
though the roof of frame house in South Wash
ington took fire from a cracker thrown upon il
and was extinguished with some difficulty. The
celebrants of the day in the city were mostly
colored people, who had a Sunday schooI de-
monstration and various parades By society or
CARNATIONS. The white folks who celebrated
did 80 by excursions into the country, down the
river, sc. Very good order was maintained
throughout the day, and business was generally
suspended.
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Tie English lockout contest in the building
trade between the masters and men il still MAIN
tanned with uncertain results. lockout. like
strike, can only be efficscious if it is general
and the masters do not seem to have taken the
trouble to ascertain in advance whether the
majority of small firms were in position, or in
mood, to cooperate in such a measure. They
had notion, moreover, that the masens, plas-
terers, &C., could be separated from the carpen-
tiers and jOiners, but at this moment the union
between all branches Of the workmen seems
perfect. Ii Is so perfect that the concord be-
tween the men is doing more to make the lock
out universal than agreement between the
masters. Great contractors, who meant to 90 on
with certain portions of contracts, find them
selves brought to a complete standstll. The
great hope of the masters in such circumstances
is their want of hope. II they yield, 1t must be
an unconditional surrender, and is sure to be
followed by other demands against which they
will have less means OF standing out than they
now have. The nine hours schedule will soon
be followed by one of eight. But the current is
all on the mems side. At the time Of the great
Newcastle strike it was pointed out that the
method then adopted, and the success gained by
the men, must largely influence the relations of
employer and employed all over England and in
every branch OF labor. In not single contest
since then have the employers carried the day,
and there Is no reason to suppose the builders
viii succeed where others have failed.
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The democracy seem to be caving in on all
sides to Greeley. The most obstinate Bourbons
were those of Georgia. headed by Stephens and
Toonhs, but the Atlanta correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial. who has given a pretty
lively and impartial view of the situation there,
writes now that the Georgia democracy will + i
into line:
BY November doubt ii there are five thou-
sand in the state but will have come up to the
scratch. Some will march up to the unsayory
dOse with something of the alacrty of a stage
horse III pursuit OF a Peck of oats, while other
VII iag y the wayside, casting longing glances
behind At the democratic goose pastures they
are leaving perhaps forever"
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
;. lS72
The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF IL, can have The STAR mailed TO
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
Tess Office OF the paper.
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The coming phamphlet, to be issued, report
says. next week, giving choice readings from all
the hard things said by Greeley of the demo-
Gratis for the last thirty years exeites curiosity
but the old coons of the democracy hereabouts
say they shall 60 for Greeley all the same. They
argue that it is about time to capture him"
and AXE him say sweeter things of them
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From five to ten thousand persons a day are
helped to health and cleanliness at the two pub.
lie baths in New York, and not tenth are ac-
ocmmodated who seek TO Ire. Our health Off GERS
probably have not the money at command to
build free baths here. but they might possibly
make some provision in the way of bathing
places.
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"Where dwell We now?" was the pathetic
Inquiry Of the late r. Dhu (see "Lady of the
Lake') when recitins to the visiting Saxon tn,
extent OF the former dOminions OF the Gael
"Where dwell we now?' is the inquiry of tn,
dwindled Democracy, and echo answers tina,
che really can't tell unless it be where the wood
bine twine'h.
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~ RrGISTrR,s OFFICE

NJ REGlSTER'S OFFICE,
S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, June 90, 1871
Nouce Is hereby given that on the BOTH DAY OF
NM 1872, viii expire all Licenses issued by the
RstTiot OF Columbia for Carts, Wagons, BrsYs,
Hsnd carts, Hacks, Carriages, Cabs, Omnibusses,
All sad Lie, nses expiring on said date must be
promptly renewed.
Applications for Licensrs must be made to the Re
gster, by whom certificate will be issued stating
the particular Kind OF License applied for, aud the
amount OF money require ed therefor.
said certificate shall be delivered to the Collector
who shall, upon the receipt Of the sum Of money
stated thereto, give certificate of deposit, stating
the amount Of money paid and the kind OF Licsnse
required, AID upon presentation of which TO the
Register the License v i'll be issued.
Je2elW JOHN y, COOK, Register d. @.
Ne NOTIOE-The rents ON all Vegetable Stands
NS III the WESTERN MARKET are row due
All persons occupying such stalls are privileged to
rerent the same at the present assessed value, on
or before the lsT OF ULY NEXT and all stalls that
are net paid for by thar time will be sold to the
highest bidder. ALFRED DAY.
Je2l cow Matchmaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-05

HE New York World is getting little more
Greeleyish, like our Patriot, day by day.
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II is the practise of bathers from our wharves
to dive in quite shallow water; And probably
where the bottom is soft and the plunge is not
perpendicular this can be done without injury,
but areeent occurrence in England shows that
1t l. wise TO take precautions in the matter. A
man OF forty-tbree years of age went to battle
at one OF the public London baths, and Owed in
head first at the end where the water is ONLY
three feet six inches in depth, and on rising to
the surface his head and shoulders were OBJ
served TO remain under water. One of his COM
panions drew the attention of another to the
strange appearance, and asked If their friend
''was acting" but on examination IL was found
tie man was actually drowning. He was in
stantly taken cut and conveyed in a cab to the
Royal Infimsry, where he Immediately died
1t was found that by striking his head against
the bottom of the bath he had fractured one of
TIE bcICs of the spine, suff cient to cause death
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TEE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY or
TIE 19IH CkkTUkH

hhs
DE-. q. d. AeWe's Arabian Mflk Care
p0k CONSUMPTION
~, S re- Ssoinsy ooashs aud Colds In fsv hoass
uoWe's Arablan ronae Rle~a Y.rxaev
purely ysgetable: clesnses the sy elem 81 al -
sus,es, eoids right square Mp, and mAkss pars,
For .Gsnsrsl DEBILITY, % slot whales. - -
broken down constit.sioss,I
"cAsiis"i: r ts A. h &. ss.as o's'~r"
pvsry bossis u Sorts ~ H. 1871 n Ssi o,x
IItcs n per bottle; OF M bottles Tor @.
Sold wholesale and IStail N
3Hnhs, sISrI e, tss rssnsyly.ai. avenue.
We. pvcEEff, cor. Psans avenue ss1 - q.
A.pty. Ce issL - z ssrssss.
]. b. efoNI, IN snl = strssS.
CkAnKl = 90, ~ ena Psonavivania svs.
t I'd. box IN; - y 80 Gar ss..s. Nv
AZ es..yn.si 'fsa oss.ssI :aa z &C..
WINS seksss. e:ss. - y s 1875
II rH. sy TsiJ sn y S OoEsF ~ RI, DIS
PREeCILLAL I; ADAHb, deessssd, tss z Eeoa.er
OF q ~
sAIynDAY, The nh dsy q Job, "A D lSi. Cor
f. s... Il "a d sss e s & a. n
turned inc nos.yi ~ "A .Isrs - s.s ss.a.
otSeruisn BE- Lao b sSeisdss from 81 ssnss n ~
dssss:sd: s:.s: $500 cow q this rider Be
Dina Ser Sesyious % tss NJ dsy. - '"' I've
jos H. sssi:ss. 4 wm.,
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LOST AND FOUND.

QSTIOn Wednesday, Sd IL slant, q POCKET
ham; carpenters and Builders. A liberal reward
VIII be PAID IL returned to q. 7. HOLTZCLAW, No.
tIo oth street >. w. jy5-3t"
CS REWABD.-Lost, yesterday evening. a small
w white and black sETTER PUP, an
swers to the nome of "Chase." The above1~T
will be given for his return TO Meesrs So
HENAELT SON, southeast corner Of sth and D
streets n. W. Its
SIN REWARD.-Lost on Sunday morning last
vi " rear Balti more Depot, one black c.
and White SPAH!E DOG; answerst to the2<
Iame of"Punch." The above reward will -
be given for his return 1919 Vermont avenue,
between and o, for nfx rmation that will lead to
MS recovery. iy3-3t~
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nS n U 7 L u Z.
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,

NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
No.ss Il bsSabG s GiI3; d. q; June 3D. iSa
msIket which the present occupants do not desire
is72 will be sold At auction to the hishest Bidder on
the 3lsT DAY OF July, ls72.
to hs SE ss Ss
Prise and IS SeaiSn 70 the stalls in the present
ia. eo2x s. McF&RT ND I"f Marke. master.
TT TIE BODIES OF THE FOLLOWING
w. II ksoNS having remained in the Publc
time sllowed ty the regulations, notice is hereby
given The friends thar if not removed BY July 10th
sn1s sarSa,y r. Ys Nm Stewart, since June
ISIS Mrs. Phee be Chase and child; since apTil ~
isS, jos Mander's child; since Jnly 10, 1865. w 3
CT ID shee peeeSser M B0Ss
a ia sPf IS Is NJ sSs iS5
s p. s ssis! s Ssd Eli iaS. hRf
isIsw4w. =. 5: BUsY. Register.
"TREA sURY DEPARTMENT,
uS OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF HE CURRENCY.
N MnAAs1ErIESerON, April %. 1879.
claims against The Wsyeriy Nation.I Bsnk If
Waverly, N iha, they called upon to present
:, GKsToN Receiver, at the office Of said Bank
aI3 law3m Acting controller OF the Currency.
q nov Z D.
DIR. w. H. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. lAo2 Il street N. W.. corner
14th street. jes-tf
~ OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
US RAILROAD COMPAsY,
TN sSiss HEREBY given Yer
At offic
WEDNESDAY, The 10Th Of July. The polls viii be
WIN w MooRE. secrs aSSoS jt rssi sGssd
rNOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of the stock
Of nS 5e s sS siss
,h q line p,TectS,s will be held At the Office Of
DAY, July 5, l72. Polls open from to o'cioek
ie29-d NOBLE D LaRNER, Secretary.
M DIR; A: PRATT. Graduate of Ohio College
y 3 Of Dental Surgery, All 7th street, betw een
. and X, few doors south of Odd Fellows Hall
.etersts B A. Bacon ard Rev W D. Evans. NILS
~ro GAS COSTUMES.
WARRINGTON GAsI1eH1 COMPANY.
No,;,o 3, NasHIN6IoN, u. o.. june 26.ls72{
after AUGUST ,lS72, until further notes the
to Of Der ei RsT on Ss S.s Il
the once OF the Company within seven days from
ie:g dtaul CHAs. B. BAILEY. Secretary.
NE FROM THE EARLIEST ACES
~ to the present day, Scrofula has been the
pane, and as II were, the curse Of mankind 80 ter
theworlds history that person known TO be Inject
ed with y would not be allowed to mix with society
Ior By the use Of the SAMAsITaN's Roer AND HERS
yy.ots AID the victim Of ScrOfula, Ulcers, Sores
Psm pss, blStchss Testsrs, &C., can be restored to
~ k0ST ESP Pd HEB 5Ii3Es: SIS Per bottle
gsists: DESMOND CO Proprietor, 81 Race ST.,
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ERENCH rIUTIH0-The only place I'm the ottv
q where IL !. done Also, stamping, Pinkins and
kinds and Embroidsring silks Of I'll oolors con.
aantly On hand.
MRS. @. H. MAUREB,
CIT Seventh street,
tanlsly Opposite Potent once,
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
(NGCNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
- private family Ia Loudon county, Va, near
famweI station, W. and U. r. b Their is a
large yard with plenty of shade also. good bathing
and nshIn2. References given and required. Terms
80 per week, or SIS per month Address j. N.
kEfHART, FAREWELL Station, VI and U. B. r.,
Loudon county, Va. jy5 IT.
ROARD IN THE COUNTRY can be had seven
~ miles from the city, in excellent healthy
lehbof heed; post Office and church within half q
mlle Address Box 4c., City Post Office. 1879
GUNNER BOAEDEkS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
- dated at koslyn, Va, end Of Aqueduct bridge,
opposite Georgetown; the most delightful couDtry
seat in the vicinity Of Washington. je2l rvs
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
~ prices moderate, at 2l05 corner Of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and 2lst street. mayl-d
PLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the
4 COUNTRY, near the new Schuetzen Park, ON
TN street, few steps from 7h street cars, in new
and elegant house, with large garden attached, for
single gentlemen during the summer months. For
PARTICULARS inquire at ]. ANGERMAN's shoe store,
4ls TN street, between d and northwest. In the
same building two large and 6ne PARLORS, With
All the modern improvements, for Alady md semitic
man. apD
EIkST.CLASs BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, TO be bad on reasonable terma
street. Good location. and accessible. mk66-ly
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1000 BARRELS CEMENT

1000 BARRELS CEMENT
Just arrived and for sale
IN LOTS OF 100 BARRELS AND UPWARDS
at our wharf, corner Of Wafer and 7,h SITS, south
jy3-lw EVANS LINVILLE