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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

Palmerhs Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for
SIG so, less 10 per cent.
Merino shIrts, 6sc., 81, Sis. SIZE, sl75, 81
S2i5, $3.50, SAYS, IS, less 10 per cent
upwards, less 10 per cent.
Jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regular prices,
cent. -
Black Ties, Black searfs, Fancy scarfs Fsncy
cent. -
Linen and SILK Pocket Handkerchiefs, regular
prices, less 10 per cent.
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent
Lisle Thread Gloves, IS cents. less ~ per cent
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles regular prices
less IL per cent.
Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons AZ Is cents
70 rs per pair, less 10 per cent.
Goid snirt studs at 80 50 to Is, less 10 PEI cent
ivory God Collar Buttons, 25c., SIS, 81, So -
81 90, IS, less 10 per cent
Plain and Fancy Fans, Use. to s24, less 10 per ct
an and Umbrella Chatelain, 75c to S. less 10 or CT
0xydlZed Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, yipega-ett.
&C, &c, reeul ar prices, less 10 per cent
yet Jevelry, regular prices, less 10 per cent.
Parasols ard Sun Umbrellas from IS 50 to So, less
IL per cent?
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

per cent. % -
Csmpric Slips. -.r.
Cambria Dresses, Plain. ...tr
Cambria Dresses, Embroidered
Flannel Skirts, PLAIN. -..
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
square Drawers.
Robes.
81" Walking Cloaks, ..-
Wool Boots.
And q complete stock Of every article OF Infants'
weari all subject TO discount OF 10 per cent.
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

S149, less 10 per cent ~0'
Brown Cotton hose at Coo, PC Soc &c less 10 mar
cent. -
Brown Bslbriggan Hose at 49,, S3s, 81 O2, 81 81,
LA, SIZE, 50 Is, less 10 per cent.
10 per cent.
Merino Vests at soc. to sI4i, less 10 Per cent.
Thomson Glove Fitting CJrsets, regular prices less
10 per cent.
gc, goc, 75c, 81, g. Is, less 10 per cent.
initial u emstltched Handkerch at Csc, SIC, 81,
LIS, ] 50, less 10 per cent
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Ladies Fancy scarfs. 75c, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloves, and button, regular prices, less 10
per cent.
Isle Thread Gloves, i, and button, at 75c, Sc,
81, less ~ per cent.
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TIE GREAT CoUrCIL Of the Improved Order
Of Red Men, met at st. Tammany wig wan, on
the fourteenth sleep, hot moon, Grand Sun of
Discovery $50, and elected the following great
chiefs for one grand suni-Alexander p. GRAY,
Of St Tammany Tribe, great sachem; Robert
HARDEN, Of st. Tammany Tribe, great senior
sycamore; IS. Gurlock, Of Seneca Tribe, great
junior sycamore; H. G Devine, of Logan Tribe,
great keeper Of wampum; P. 8. Shelley, of Tus,
carora Tribe, great chief of the records; W. w.
Moss, of Seneca Tribe, representative to the
Great Council Of the United States; William
Lewis, Of Seneca Tribe, great prophet.
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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE COM
After our report closed Yesterday of the nro.
ceed1ngs of the Legislative committee to inquire
into the manner in which the duties of the mag
istrates and constables are performed, Mrs
Elizabeth Barrett, residing on Pennsylvania
avenue, near list street southeast, gave her tes-
timony.
MRS. BARRErT's GRIEVANCES.
She testified that she had sued ten
ant named Humphreys, in Justice Walters
court, for sos, back rent. Judgment was
given, aid an execution placed in the hands of
Constable Kimmell. Although smallpox had
fatally invaded the premises previously, the
constable entered and took valuable furniture,
regardless OF the contagion or representations
property was replevied, and witness owes the
costs. She thinks Kimmell had no business TO
levy on property that he could not hold, and
MAKE her pay the bill Humphreys brought
SUIT against witness in conjunction with one
constable Thomas, in which Judgment in the
sum OF Sl95O was given, and she had no notice
uhtn she was dunned for the amount of the
Judgment. Justices Reese and HOPPER man
aged this affair. She called Lawyer Norris to
her aid and he succeeded in quieting the affair.
sne also testified that she had tenant named
Rowe, against whom she brought suit for a
months rent of SIG. He moved out about last
Chretmas, during her absence from town,
because OF the smallpox in the neighborhood
she had TO ta nay o m AP5f Il and
would settle. Finally she warranted him before
Justice TAFT, who, she says, is an honest man.
ING 'ehaht, MOVIE, had the suit removed before
d usuce ferguson, who gave Judgment against
her for $3.50 debt and 81 costs. She had already
paid TAFT 81 when she entered suit. The defense
clalned damages for being obliged to move on
account OF the smallpox which the landlady
should have kept away, and for his lost time In
moving, and the justice must have thought 40
700, Tor he allowed it. He had little respect for
her seventy years. - -
TO-DAY. Up Z 10
No evidence was taken to- day, but the com
m1ttee received a number of Complaints, some
from parties against whom charges have been
preferred. The committee adopted the follow
ing "Ordered, That until otherwise direeted
no names of either compiainants or accused
sha be given to the press by the committee for
publication. a he above order Is made neces-
Of the publication of er-parte evidence. Both
sides should be given at once If names are
used." .a y ~
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THB METROPOLITAN Police COMMISSION
ELS met yesterday. Private c. P. Reese was
ordered to be mounted, vice Private T. HAYS
Cummiskey and Michael Hell for approval OF
liquor license were refused. Sergeant Ralph
N. Clayton was dismissed the force. Michael
Ahern, Vim. I. Anderson and VIM. A. Nichol-
son were appointed privxtes. The applications
Of w; A. LiPphard and Arthur Flynn for APP
proval Of transfer Of liquor license were disap-
proved. A resolution was adopted authori King
the committee on telegraph TO have constructed
under their own supervision the extension of the
lines, for which proposals had been advertised
some time since. 1t Is understood the extension
A resolution was also adopted reviving and re-
iteradng standing resolution of the board
providing that any member Of the force who
shall drink liquor while in uniform on duty, or
who shall become intoxicated, shall be dismiss.
ed the force. j. t+.94 y = = - = -
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock Of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsRS
REDINGOTS is the largest in the city, aud we
invite the attention of the ladies the great bar
gains we give BY the liberal reduction Of 10 per cent
from our prices.
Nla nan nit
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JET JEwELRY,
Plated Jewelry,

JET JEwELRY, .... ........
Plated Jewelry, ... B. ..
OxydiZed Jewelry,
IN al the gold styles, at Prigg's Jewelry Store,
NO. 45I pennsylvania avenue, near 4 y street.
The CINCINNATI LAGER BEER bottled by
faimer ~ Green Is the finest in the District,
and Is sold at the low price of ST 90 per dozen
trict 1s6
TAKE CARE OF Your vALuABLEs.-CaT
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
" %or .he Saie Dep3s,t COMPANY, corner of New
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalu-
abies. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum num- according 70 size No business man can
ahord 10 DO without them. Take lodrRing from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
AN EMINENT DIVINE says: "I have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new
yigor, buoyancy of spirits elasticity of muscle"
Seth w: Fowle & Sons, Boston, win send, free,
apamphlet OF 81 pages, containing a full account
OF TINS remarkable medicine, to any one sending
him their address. G.
DISTRESSING CoUeH causes the friends
of the sufferer almost as much pain the suf-
terer himself, and should receive immediate
attention. DR.. Wistdrs Balsdm Of Wtld Cherry
speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, SC. 1t win always relieve consnmp-
ton, and in many well-attested cases it has eff
fected q perfect cure. 6
SUFFRRRRs FROM CoRNs, BuN1oss, BAD
NAILS, etc., find Immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u.
perfect cure, even In extreme cases, II none but
suitable shoes are worn. u
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural, sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor Oil. ~. j. .... II 4,25.ec3:
TIE NATIONAL sAv1sss BANK, corner OF
New YORK avenue and 10th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
TO 8. p . y -1,i lit, l4tl6
TuRoo-RussIAN BATHs; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd g.,
sos = street. ~ 80 S,D,6:
WILCOX q GIBB's SHv1Hs MAomHh The
Bsum's hoopekirt and corset factory, tn street.,
Intenisencer Building. - II 10,2a
TEE CONTINUITY q large spprssasss the uss.
faneas Of Snsers sewin6 Machins. Is
! CHHRMoMHTlRs and Baromsesrs are repaired
s1d made b order By Hsmplsg. nsar * street.
r EDw. CLARK. = T-s. ososs,Is
T.EDw. CLARK CO.,
DfAtsss go
= LUMBEB, woop AND COAL, ~,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, -----------
hV40@lzS~1 a M0ULDINas, &c., ae.
Central once, SIS Lsnisiana sysnu.. rys
Wharf, Depot And Planiag MIL foot Of lth strest
Branch Yads-llth and B streess northwest, Wiz.
ginia avenue and sgh street southsast. Tsjyil-tf
TNHE ELL!PTIg Y0kl sHIRT g Ng.es -
tbn 81 sleGance end comfort. The SyS&S "a =
sBso Ss' ss .ssi II e Is e
t1riA1s and nanufacfure, expeftBnce eunh11o L
ne t. eparantse entire antiafndtfon. J,V,DEI0HT.
INN, -. - 49, k9TJla J u ~ e.
SOLDER.
IL. /. GREGORY
jyl5St 63A Pennsyly ania avenue
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CITY ITEMS.

CINCINNATI LAGER BEER can he nurcbasaj
from dealers at the low price of 81 20 per dozen
pfnts. IT your grocer does not keep it. send
orders to Palmer Green, Georgetown, ID. G,
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TIE BALTIMORE /. o. D. +. WIDOWS AND
ORPHANs-The widows and orphans under the
charge Of the odd Fellows of Baltimore with
the membership and widows and orphans of
this jurisdiction, spent a very pleasant day at
the SehuetzeH Park yesterday. Minnix's band
during the afternoon rendered some good music
and PTOsperl's band in the pavilion PLAYED for
the dancers. Various amusements were in
Gu &c tin-swinging riding the revolving horses,
&c, and the Odd Fellows choir, under Prof
Daniel, sang quite number of songs. About
~ O'Clock y. m, the visitors left the grounds
and ut Irned To Baltimore, all seemingly vel
pleased with the reception. During the day
Sergeant Clements, and detail of the 7th pr, :
cinct officers, greatly assisted the com mittee in
the management Of the great crowd, aud at Il q
park Sergeant Boteler with o special detail
assisted. ...
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MANY pronounce to-day to be the hottest OF
greater the necessity for thin and light clothing,
and the place 70 supply one'sse With the neat
est, newest and most stylish Is at the establish
youths, boys and mems suitings or Cashmere.
duck, flannel, and linen Is now being sold ont
with q view to replacement by other goods.
Those wishing light and cheap goods should 60
to Straus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

REAL Estate SA LES--The following sales of
real estate have recently taken place
By Latimer Clear ,anctioneers--Lot %. subdi
vision q square IS. PennsylyA ns avenue betw sen
snd Ith streets southeast, proved BY Q three
story frame house, 70 III. A. Clarke, for Is $50 = lot
street. impaovei By q twO-st0ry frame house. to
william John Miller, for 81 SO, lot corner Of 18th
and streets, unimp proved, TO a Wells, for SSs2
lot corner lth and streets n prov ed
% II. Cl.sett tsubject TO an incumbrance Oh
By Green q williams, suctioneer. for r. M H.u
trustss-Loc Z, in sausre ia. Improved BY q frame
house ofthree rooms for $50, TO johanna Collins
JrpeH W. b. SHELL, Of the Police Court,
win leave to-morrow on q visit to Maine and to
be absent six weeks. During his absence the
chief clerk, Luther G. Dawson, esq, will pre-
side in his place he having been appointed q
Justice Of the peace and desi xnated for this duty
by Justice Macarthur Of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Dawson Is thoroughly familiar with the
duties Of the Police Court
BUILDING PERMITS were issued 70 day As fol-
lows IN. Wilson, BY Entwisie s. Barron, two
story back building, 18th street, between and
X northwest; l.. s. Chapman, seven two story
bricks Iith street, between X and 8, northwest,
and b. Collins, two-story frame, L street, be-
tween Sd and ~. southwest.
TIE IRyIxS HOUSE, will not be opened by
Messrs. John<bn & Balloon on Mondayevening
next, as at first stated, but will be formally
opened on Thursday evening instead. The de-
lay IL caused by some unfinished work which
will be necessary for the proper working Of the
hotel See advertisement.
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F4fSEp dHhh yNn
A LEXAEDRIA q WASHING
"A TON h. 4. ~ = 80
ALEXANDRIA q FREDKBIOKspUR9 T. Z.
CorxG o b sad Sara Sresss,

Local fraihs leave for Alexandria as follors-ST
~, ~, II, = N II noon, l. q, 5, 4, o, els D. m;
a; y. And p n daily, all other trsins daily except
LOCAL Trains from Alexandria arrive a. follows
sS,I ~ -, Is, los. II IS, a. m, Is, S. IS,
nm Sm dAsAandria daily, all other trains daily
Trains marx ed thus connect with trains on wssh.
,.SoASIigo Aooonsodstios leaves wsshinstop
GREAr s0UTHEks EXPRESS. via Richmono.
seeyee eshington II 90 D. m. daily, except Sunday
Through tickets 10 all points South and Soutbwesu
or sale 1t Once, corner 18th cad PeansvIys
ots avenue, and corner eh street. and PeursyIxsnis
.nere Passengers can esve orders for bass are 10 -
shocked st al botek and rsaidenoss thrusGh 70 ssi
Z. s. YOUNG, Cent Passenger Arsus. tyn-o
RALTIMoRE. AND POTOMAC Raj L
Depot cor 9Th a.s siD sirses n. " L. 500
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:" !" 7.so to % 90 /"
IS 4" Polonaise s7G 10 p al
Batiste Polonaise and Redingots, $40 to $40, less
10 per cent p. ~.
Brown Linen Polonaise and Redingots, ss to SIS,
less 10 per cent. .--, e.
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BALrIh RhfkRo AID 0HIoEw

"' and LIS 't 81; s Al f cHa SIS m
AtS;s a. M .n f5ER N 70 iT5 nSt on Sunday
At lao .. m. but not gu Sunday.
SUNDAY TEAMS
a RSas SG oSiy 1G sss s N and 49,
Iio% ~ and $50 p N ,topping At all stations
40 m trains stoppse a. an st.sions Inc rs s snS
.as On !: su ss .Pd ths $50 p si.sGTs
Stations south Of Annspoli. nncsion. ivy - ~'i
FOB POINT OF soS SSfs AID INTERMEDIATE
At $40 a. m. and 80 and sprm R.,p,,,,s-
p n srriyins 81 washngton al SIS and $50 a. m.
wIssSSSS isl.s. e e. g:st e.n v h.1 the
I ss ss 50 8. penn q u.
ia syenns PASSENGERS purehasins tsck ets st the
ea eT .s sStss S have their
q. ssS i s.; +ssss:: I'd i'd
TICS d 3 sHh dsP:Is &c, q
is o.asrl Asrnf. wss6nston.
L PHfEkpELfhfAA AID sEW sSsodkhsroS'
r,., wAsHIssros, May s,iGs-HoOn.
s e, Yori ar. new run :: iSiio .as E:E
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of oars.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
So leave daily isxcept Sunday 1t 7So O. m, lilo an
ON SUNDAY.
Leave iSr New York n s;5o D. m, and Phflsdel-
Sleeping cars for New York On s:sotrsiu only.
Through tickets TO Philsdelphia, New York or
Sotton can be had at the Station o1hoe at all hours
See Baltimore and ohis Ranr.ad advertisement
tor sdheous 5etyssn Washington, baltimore, An
TBSs c 3 sHARR: M. s.r Of Transportation.
GEO s. K00NTZ, Agent, wsehingtcn, mn
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IN all the gold styles, at Priggs Jewelry Store.
NO. 45l Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
The CINCINNATI LAGER BEER bottled by
Palmer q Green is the finest in the District,
and Is sold at the low price of 100 per dozen
trict. 1ae
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TRIED TO HIpE HER SHANE.-Yesterdsy
afternoon James Shields, a scavenger, appeared
at the station house and informed lieutenant
Kelly that he had been called upon to visit the
premises OF house No. 424 II street northwest.
and had discovered there the dead BODY of an
infant in the privy. He notified the PROPRIETOR
of the house, who requested him 10 state the
case TO Lieutenant Kelly. and ask that he make
an iHvestgation Is speedily as possible but
with n Little Publicity as was consistent with
The ents OF justice. The Lieutenant directed
sergeant johnson and Oacer Drane to make
q E nscess4 rv investi CATION, and they promptly
proce, ded u the louse. In the sink they found
q, - loiv OF al infant in an advanced state
OF accommodation. Ia the house, Confined to
her bed OF sickness, was young wOiu,,, ser
want. 0y the name OF Josephine Donoh0. who,
on being questioned by the oRcers, acknowl-
edged that she was the mother Of the child, and
that, 10 hide her shame, she had thrownit in the
sink where II was found. She stated that she
had been seduce0 by its father under an uu-
fuIled premise OF marriage, and had given birth
TO the child on Saturday last; that it was still
born. The body was brought to the station,
where u was viewed by the coroner, who de-
cided that II was too far decomposed TO ascer-
tam whether il had been still-born, and gave an
order for its burial.
Coroner Patterson this morning released the
sek girl from nominal arrest.
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TAKE CARE OF Your vALuABLHs-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according 10 size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take soaraiag from
the Chicago and Boston fires
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The WASTE oPPOToMAC WATRR.-For soma
days past complaints have been made at the
ONCE of the water registrar that there ia a
scarcity Of water on some Of the streets in the
northern portion of the city, and especially on
the line OF l., NJ, y and streets This infor-
nation has Somewhat surprised the registrar
coming as II does so sOOn after the additional
supply OF water afforded by the new thirty-six
inch main. and measures have been taken by
him 10 ascertain the cause. So far it has not
been satisfactorily settled what the cause of
this short supply il, but the registrar is of the
opinion that the extravagant use of water by
persons living In the low portions of the city
has IN great measure diminished the pressure
on the mains at the points named. The truth
l. thai there Is more water wasted through the.
careless leaving OF running spiegots, fountains
hydrants, aud numerous other outlets, espe-
ally W hotels, restaurants, and livery stables
than there Is used by families In legit,u ats
way IN fact, there has been a prevailing idea
that there Is no further need of restraint In the
use OF water since the laying Of the new thirty
sir inch main, and IN order TO check this reck-
lessness the registrar has issued the following
circular 90 such persons as are known 10 be
careless in this particular:
- TIE e1travagsnt use and waste Of Potomac wa
Ter from the uPply mains. particularly on the low
tr grounds o. the cit threaten to interfere with
~ Supply OF the same in other localities Your
asnticn u particularly called the fact AZ where
water Is wasted frum spigots left running, eakiag
Naer natures, and sther msans Of waste, the water
from the premises. Much Inconvenience viii b.
saved 70 you and your business by usiag the means
At your nmand 20 avoid this otharuiz 40 m. -
VIII DC promptly and efsctually enforced
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TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED on
ALL CASH SALES,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY Is, CON-
TINUISG TILL SEPTEMBER L, 1873. p.
SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND orRER
ARTICLES EXCEPTED.

We shall on and after JULY Is, TIL sEPrEM-
Der l, effer our entire stock a. the very liberal
discount of 10 PER CENT on ALL CASH
SALES.
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TRAINS LnApE FOR TEAMS ARRIVE AT
bALTIMObE WASHINGTON.
sis a. m, Niagara EKp., AS M, Western Exp.,
daily. daily. excenf Snndsvf'
eSS =; N ~. ork KIP, 6;s q m, II York, daily.
"a, ag e e.ep sunday. sS q M, Mail, daily,
f'4o sno ~ q n accom- except SUNDAY.
!, n ne ~ y 70 BAT ls = IA Western EXP,
daily, except Sunday, sos n m, Cincinnati Ex
$40 D. m, Baltimore &c dailr excppt SUNDAY
commodation, dAsls ,sK- Is pm pesiec Ex pres.
oept Sunday. II datIy exoen M snndsy
Sis .. M, Oincinnst n. II 80 n m Raeommo5.-
osily. except Sunday. dst}on. daily.
IVY me- Wesern ZIP. \ 0:0 ,. m, Southern Kx.,
M9elY. daily, cxrspt Sunday
Inms ieeytne W ashfng<op ct z.N and go O. "a
md SO p. m, connect ct Bowie with trsips Tor
Aarlboro,' leaving Bowie Sos and n 10 a M ~
IS 2. m, arriving at Marlboro 10 M, II Sc O. n
Tran. .IriynsA q Y.shinssos s:s =. N. ana .,u
Hsr i 80 M q. sov'' WIN trains leaving
corner y iSh srsss ~ feDnsyivssis sreuss, and
ssssSs 8. have :sd ale
CHECKED 4 hcsss ssd Tss'dsncss sn IOints NORTH
bus, Inai:nsloii,, LSsisvtlls, 3. Louis, Ne. Or
'Ofns; north Eshy';si 10 spe ;Suahss's
R.e You've, 0sn4 Rsssr Agent. iyf-tf
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SUMMER RESORTS.

vhEENFl ELD.-This Summer Resort, four
" miles senth of Leesbufg, with large n . . a
ana airy buildings, rooms Lx22 feet, is vxAV
open foi the reception of boarders. A beau lEs III
Riennfui For particulars address Mrs MARY b.
THRIFT Leesburg, Wa. iE.Tt.
X UsH HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA.-Thi,
nnet-eiass summer resort among the n a
a ountains now open. For particulars wv
jyl4-lms w wIIKINsoNA
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seaside RESORT,
$ Q NJ MIR BOA RID.

- NJ NJ o A d.
Twenty five additional BOARDEBS can now be
accommodated at the -L0UDON lNSTl-R n
muIs sir on nd moderate ode terms Coed fsle Y
lars apply to THOS W LAKR
leNtf AIdia I.or5an r. W.
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Investigating the Magistrates and
COnstables.

. nc CUTUHer CUmn Itteu Garner 70 jan 20 avail
the action of the grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-27
FOR SALE.

| vii. sell my residence property on sew
en,h street, between Washington a'enuo
and Walnut street, comprising Xix lot, run.
ming through from sixth to seventh streets,
with line dwelliug.bOuse. carriage house
stable, Vel. fruit trees, grapery, etc, etc.
all IN prime condition.
Also the line business sand, No. - ohio
leYee.
Also id3 acre. excellent fruit or farmir
land, on the Ohio river, adjoining the town
Of Caledonia. Pulaski county, half mile
from station on The G. aud ' . railroad.
one hundred acres under cultivation.
Also line lot, .! acres, with i good farm
house thereon, situated in Villa Ridge. q
beautiful place, Well stocked With choice
fruit trees.
Also two lot M the corner OF Third street
and the leyee.
Also three good drays, and three let, VI
dray harness; two-Jor,e wagon. nearly
new, with double harness.
Prices and terms reasonable.
CAIRO, July ~. 1878. D. HyRp.
20 Nv