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seven hundred and sixty dolars
+ or stationery and miscellaneous items eight hun
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AUD SURGERY-For on,
clerk OF class four one clerk OF three one mes
hundred and sixty dollars 'N'
For stationery and miscellaneous items, four hun
dred dollars.
For superintendent (two hundred and ifly dollars
and for i've watchmen and two latorers for the build
ing occupied by the Navy Department; in all five
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars
For incidental labor, fuel, lights and miscellaneous
items Tor SAID building, seven thousand dollars
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation of the Secretary of the Interior
eight thousand dollars; Assistant Secretary three
sand five hundred dollars ten clerks of class fonr
eight of whom may be paid two hundred dollars adj
dtional if the Secretary of the Interior deem it
essary and proper; six clerks of class three: six
clerks of class Two; six clerks of class one; three
copysts; three messengers; two assistant messen
gers; and Fix laborers in his office; in all sxtvnne
thousand two hundred and eighty dollars -'
For secretary to sign patents for public lands. one
thousand five hundred dollars. Wv
For one captain of the watch. enc Thousand two
hundred dollars, and twenty-eght Watchmen for the
general service OF the Interior Department buildino
and all the bureaus therein to be allotted to day or
night service as the Secretary of the Interior NAV
direct, tweniy-one thousand three hundred and sixty
dollars N''
For stationery, furniture, advertising. teleoranb-
ing, and miscellaneous items, including new books
and books to complete broken sets and cases and
maps for library, seventeen thousand dollars,
documents, including salary of superintendent, five
Thousand dollars. NV
For rent and hitting up of additional rooms for the
use OF the PENSION Office and for Bureau of Educa-
ton, sixteen thousand dollars
For casual repairs of the Department building in
Guiding painting of iron fence, exterior of windows
doors, ANA south wing of the building, painting and
kalsomin1ng, and repairs to the roof plumming and
gas-iitting, twenty thousand dollars.
For fuel light and salary of the engineer assist
ant engineer and repairs OF the heating apparatus
twenty thousand dollars.
For official postage-stamps, for the Depa tment of
the Interior, as follows:
For the office of the Secretary, eighteen thousand
dollars; for the General Land Office forty-one thon
sand dollars for the Bureau of Education ten thou
sand dollars for the Bureau of Indian Affairs ten
thousand dollars; for the Patent Office twenty thou
sand dollars; for the Pension Office, twenty -five
thousand dollars; and for the National Museum in
the Smithsonian Institution. one thousand dollars:
in all, one hundred and twenty-five Thousand dollars
GENERAL-LAND OFFIoE-For Commissioner of
the General Land Office three thousand dollars; chief
clerk two Thousand dollars; recorder two thousand
dollars; three principal clerks, at thousand eight
hundred dollars each; three clerks of class four;
clerks of class hree forty clerks of class
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FOR SALE.

GOUTHERN PINE FLOORING and STEP
- BOARDS, in lots to suit purchasers Tor sale low
to close consignment iOA '"'e ~"
az RYAN K KELSEY
niSZs No. l6i Commercial Street.
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| 1t is important
that people should
know it.
| DIR. Evans Rem
ledy will cure
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From W. III. Dobie, Esq, Trainer of DEXTER,
Fashion Course L. L.,
To G. F. WHIrNEY q Co., 1872 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
Geptlemen-We have been using Whitney's Meats
Foot Harness Soap, and have found it all iJ is
ranted to be; that it will keep Harnesses nice and
hmbe., and give them fine finish. We recommend
it to all who would keep their Harnesses in good
der. Yours respectfully,
BUDD DOBLE.
cB-Send stamp for our Waverley. au2Sdlm
Cider Barrels For Sale.
WILL exchange for sN eet Cider.
w f. ID. PETTENGILL.
se3d&wlm Market St Portland.
Six Per Cent. Bonds,
OF the Bangor City Lean, to aid the construction
" of the Penobscot 81 Kennebec Railroad, matur-
ing October, 1874, may be exchanged for the
Maine Central Seven Per Cent. ConsoIi-
dated Mortgage Bonds.
at 9s dollars for hundred at the office of the Treas
urer. j. S. CUSHING, Treasurer,
Maine Central Railroad Company.
Augusta Juy1 Is, 1874. jy1Sptilloc
WORKlNG PEOPLE-Male or Female
w Employment at home, $50 per week warrant
ed, no capital required. Particulars and valuable
samples sent free. Address with cent return
stamp. c. ROSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. au21tiw
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OB PRINTING of every description neatly
- executed at this office. -''
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A G e NTS WANTED

W. wv Sest ana Latest Map of I'm ted States and
WorIu ever published, together with Charts and Pic
s suIes. LARGE cages made NTH certainty. Seld
cord, N. H. u 80, Nv SSh-
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enroufan advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II THE Mos Dehaoas md Cheapest ssuee in the Wofh
WsYrsn,ed and tree from inlurou ngrediert
s72l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MoSrh AUGUST, 1871
Sale unprecedented in the history Of sanceA -
ooH bv DraggSia Omen bottles at 3D. Is ana -
Trade Mak-Wnls Pattern Plate Beware Of ImitsaonS
Leeds Eusis
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Igs'ssl|E{ lfiIIfiII: 1zIsI:l||

n. pvsr 80 MOST AGRREABLB TONIC istrodueed.
r r.f q, Genes Debility snd Loss Of Appetite lsin
vau. panty By The FOOD Journal Arhar h
asssan NJ D. Weutsortb L. Scott, ESQ.,. r. T. b. " A. L.
r. A., Sold By Grooers oiinsn AM Chens n large
GOODALL BACKA0UsB Co.
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Giaonrncrn.


DAXTER STEAM ENGINE, S-horse power,
ID POR SALE at A. Futoo-sL. up stairs.
T1oxA. 7 TAsKgA JR P. n. TAsXgR-
MORRIS, TASKER e. Co,
VI PASCAL IRON WORKS
TASKER IRON WORKS
DKLAwAKk
O-ee Fifth and Tssker-sts, Philadelphs
Ofce and Warehouse, No 10 GOl3-s-. kev-fork
Ofce and W. erehouse. No 80 0iyer-st, Boston
Mapufactures Iron Welded tubes plain galvanized and
~, and water
LAP-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OIL WE'LL TUBING AND CASING. - - -
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND COCkS
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian TERMS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c .
WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OCR PATENT
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Gldrple an0 DldIe Hldnfeis.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
N Marble and harblesed Nantes and a. other
work Marble the KLABkR, l34 East
Eigbteenih-st rhrdsye, N. T.
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
N Msrbezed all nds Of Floor nng Monuments Head
stones Slabs for Plumbers and Cabnemake offered at
KLABER Co.'S Steam Marble WOrxs NOs 2l7 TO 225 Nest fiy
Est- Broadway.
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Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, Y. p,
IN T. j. Porter Proprietor Por full sdIress
j. dgewood Co.. 75S BT T. Steamers sal
SOUTHERN TOURISTS, stop and enjoy the
~ delightful climate OF WHINING rON. srs table
aeommodaion private family permanent transient Apply
". H. WIGGISS, l42 Pearst, Boz 3I2 Wilmington e.
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9teamboaia ano Railroads. !.


EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
tsUNDAys RSCBPTBDl AT Am
From Pier % North River. loot Of Muraya
Steamers EbwPORr AND OLD COLONY
Capt A. SIMMONS Capt b. N. SIMMONS
Tie Taunton. Mddsboro Pymouh
Bedford Msrshss vineyard. Nantucket Cape Cod WHITE
nces For Tickets ssd steroons sp at 2sl and 529 Brosw
Broadway. Twepiyth MIST; Thirtave
Dois EI o6ces, 9i4 Broaawsv
BrooEn; the oce the Per principal
and Ticses Omces in the city,
BORDEN LOWELL Agent.
GEORGE l. COMMON General Pssseneer A ent,
o. e. 8 b. Company.
pHILADELpHIA. via LONG BRANCH and
L. the hsw,IEkSEY soUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare Eew-YOtk u Philadelphia 81 20.
Commencne MONDAY 10 1874. ssunch and
JANE MosBLY and DAY STAR connecting at
Leave Nex-York nom Pier 8. N. R., foot Of Rscorst
e45 m.-tcr Pbsdelph Long Branch, Toms RIVER Ware
town. 1uckertou, vnslasd. BrhlgeOa.
400 m-Por Long Branch Toms River waretowa Banegat
WIN. s sNBDBN. General MapaeeI
CT0NlNGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE.
The @taunch and cd NARRAGAHSBIT Tues
days THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS and sTONlhGIOS hondaYs
Wenesav and Plas from Pier 81 North River foot Of Jv 81
arriving OF all ln Tickets tor ssie at
al principal railroad Offices sni secured the oes OF
T. A. freight L. w fILKiNS Genl Pass Agent
b. y BABC0CK President
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w Pos y, r. L-Cs rrng toe u. 5. Mail
Passengers for this line S05 and express trains
from Grand Central Depot arriving at 4:3o and SEQ Also on
Sundays 9:lo Sleeping express arriving Newport a.
THEODORE WARREN Superintendent
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Denflsfrn.

nR WAIT e. SON, 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
~ metallic base for Arhscal Teeth when lighter stronFer
and cooler thn other and being perfect conductor o. 'nn.
Psns Rubber prices Gold Piuyrns
specially Teeth extracted under fresh 81 for hs ara
ana Soc each succeeding young lsdr in sttrndnce.
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6oIris.

IRVING HOUSE European Plan), Broadway
Tweth-sL-Entrance 40 Tseihst Hotel comforts
sopsble
CTURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and Twen-
~ tynnnsNew scale OF pnees for single rooms
for entemen from SIT so to s2si my from $35 $S5
week. addhoni ~
LBWIs 4 GRO S. LELAND
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6tatioIfrp
Eeqal Notlfrs.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. City and
~ County OF Nev.York-THBoD0RUs q. WO0LsEY, p.nuh
against TRBEOR and CATHEhNB X b.: wife JULIAN NC
AIIIsTRR THOMAS r. TRENOR. WILLIAM BOGARr HORACe
K THTRBER ABYER d. THURBER. FRANCIS THU URBkR All
BERT j. sMi III. GEORGE J. CLAN RANALD KATHERINE
WOoLsRY relief (Com Dot se ITO the
eaeh Of hem You are hereby
and action which VIII be ed
the oce Cy County OF New the Court
bou said ety and Of tnsver 70 me % com
psut 90 the Number 10 CedA the said
e within twenty after the this summons exeu-
Of fail the said
pisint within aforesaid plaintiff this scen win sppy
s Can't for he complaint DATED NewfOk
Eosember % 1874 GEO. " n BALDWIN, Plaintiffs Attorne
The above entitled seton was duy hed the once
M Cey 81 the CITY the Court
sald rity on the 24th dAy Of November, 1874.
law6v GEO. " n bALp"iN r'ahun A''ofney
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Ceeiures ano 1leetinls.

A COURSE of TWO FRENCH LECTURES,
"A IN .id Of Nine DE- PRRSsgNs6S P6OrRSrANr sCHOOLsh
Paris delivered WCARiN the i2ta and l9h
3 O'clock in the Leue Of Dr. Crosbys Cbarcs corner
foahaye snd TWeny secobd-st Subjects: Oh CaLohsn N
France" Bi Contemporary French Protestsnisn" Tcaess -
Chri;,erG's books;Orr, "a University-p ace.
MR.. GOODYEAR on the DI CESNOLA
fh COLLEGE Ion, THURSDAY EVENING bee. TO- At ooek.
LgCTURB-eoOM OP DIP. CROsBYs CHIRCH, PoarthsVe and
Tseuty-second-st stereopieOn Illustration
rg,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY
L or THs HOWARD MiSSIOE and HOME FDR lITTLB
WASDERER 40 NeEBowery y. u. will oe he'd WBDsBsOAL
Dec lG 1874 Occs the Chapel sb0Eepsrei The
ELECTION Of BOARD or NINE TRUSTEES, and for othss
proper to be done sad meeting J. r. wrCKOFF,
Secretary Of Board OF Truzieea
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Gelp nante0--femdles

XVANTED-A Protestant woman for GEN
w kRAL HOusYWokK, mud have rr~r-nce. Appy es ~
dsys ss ass siaih south Broskyl Take Fhsve s~s Fs
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6elu DauIeo--Males.

WANTED. Observation-Disclosures for all.
w male female; bapess and AkrsA
MANUFACTURER, Tribune Vest sss onee. 3O5 Wet 2J4st
WANTED "A thoroagh PRO0F-READER
and JOB PRINTER to sEe the position Of sss..sa
aud prooresder book and JOB omce. Aairs kobsos
Ca, Cleveland, Ohio.
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN. AND HART

HupTS TUhD h,Sre%nt eoncas e5 1914 PASSENGER
central Depot, entrance o. fOr'y'ecnd'
z:i9 ;oo SOS ,se g5s g5s e. so'
s:SO eeH 5I5 Local EIh $40 CEI and 9:lO E!J
For South xora ?1O SOP eoS 700 M 100 & IEs ;
40 sos 9:oj lGl0a n LOO l:o2 2I9 ans 3iCY .GL
Boston B1prtss Spnr6eh s;O5 10 saS SIG
n Shore Lie al anl8lO The 500 n iVy cs o;.U
1000 N ana Ito sos 00e Brd,PoT, Th.
@ ana ana bs sos and
p q sDos ssaG1 viii RI is''s E@s
cSusssssSi s SsssSi sI s r az sDHnrasi
s'Eo n m sts IIod.a;oaie r BTdgsOqr The sos
spd is aud 4s D with Eowsk al Sonh Nor.ak
.DG the s:05 n, l:OO 43s p with Nsvoau,sa at
saDSsi Bo,.on Mail Tram, 700 rAsUnngdsA, s'loR
we esu on Dsv Express, and Sleeping Cam Night EI
'rss: dsss b. purchased oae Company Grand Cen
Oⅇ Of oa JS s,o.a gia gSS VII s
's.eS es'e, S,gasss from resaenee destination
'N''A JOHN MOODY. sdpt n. Y Division New YORK
PdmpNN.NT Tsfvk fISR AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave NesYOrk from foot Of Dsbrosses and Co"an0s
H P,,sa[. De We: $50 nd s'":s sa.., rA r. ..a
pf .sassns PEaopu. $3.50 wli.msgOs Loci
Haven Cert .s Ens S,S9 n at COrT for T1'
yog B, uSsrs washncu South Limited Washington b.
pre- ss. y %..ssSa rl a 40 M Regular
sssa.s; RasI... isr PA.apri. T. $40 $50 1880 40
80 =; n ssU s@ ant n sSd scead es:. '' "
Mo iS &c. .iS 49, 40 See S9O $40 $50 1886
40 10 i:3O p n ~ night SUNDAY 520 T. and s;l0
ss s.ic si't's $40 al ss sso $50 : 4
5SJ 6I0 ll:SO and IL night SUNDAY s:20 q and
$50 so $50 $40 $40 1S o. 5l5 y $50 sS sS q s'S
:I % Ss 9Gs' an and Abo and 10 H.
-, Me-. sTsnsScr s1a and ~ alo tls, $780,
sS s.a.i ID ~ iS 1sao sasa Ss.1e' .as &c
ti tS &; sI a s.o I'D i:1Cy
fSr r., f,@Ssrtps an ipemng,Cu $50 2cOp
tsn Phlpsburs and BeyGere. $3.50 a N AM : m
b., rT pp BorcentOxn BarD Camden and ss'o
n Sdi aTSS FSssaos = ! I Il M n 2.sd 4:loen
Tor Pcmbson and Camden Wa PeFth AnooJ -'oVP
e~s,-N Pittsburgh 6o5 and Lt;zo T. o.
as loSS from M Ss o. .ss noG. ID aoS go % Bis
and ioTs 10 !" sS sSos a., e'1 io ! % i ,ee 40 l ai5 4
sis 7S5 1910 s.ls i927 q n s@asJ, b:l0. e:2o e;5j
Teisi S2S ga broaa~., Ao Hou and teoto
sg s. sd lig hss; sS HoSsssa Lnas.a, Isss
oT ms ss S1iD IT, Gen Passenger Agent
TNUE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL kAiLR0AD COMPANY. r.
shert route Bsvhors ip ssyyLs .i PsseAogs
Lave anter $3.50 sPsssAssss mail tran si psr0
ear aHa,e,. sss,sSs Pain, 2Oo n-Psehogrs wsJ
~.,s snter Point 430 n-Pstebogas express train vita par
Leave aan.sT. Poi.i $500 p n-Isp way traa A..
tG I'D P.rsssse Csss Psrs PARK Hinse and Other
leave ioo 81 "a rs }sus pr.rou, !.
t ssp.rtsr. Point rfeSs soo no
checked Jans+sp and Thirty ourtht 9ness cy Pshogus
...top, AZ so m and 100 For Flathng on 10,
Iess Point Whsssss sed ~ sisI@css ~ sIsT0s Saps
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fine ARTS.

A FIRST CLASS ARTIST is in want Of
Z lie a 40
500 10 $500 staio $50 6th-aVe
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'(.l EAST 23D-ST-A suite of sunny ROOMS,
)sD and bedroom vacant at M X H. JASKlSsS
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Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED-By a young lady, en-
ID poyed during the respectable pnva,e family, prce
% 30 per No ether boarIer address, vito fa
psrtcuais b. p. o. Box No, 4,S7O.
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ID poyed during day. respes6ie pnvaie faui6i
PER No ether Address vito fal
particulars, K, r. 0. Box No 4S7O
Rooms Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire a small
"A HOUSE. PARLOR FLOOR and BASEMENT, OF seyea or
FLAT Of the capacity lton. and
jan be IN ughbor-
hood 81 Pleise
dress stating aud giving BUCKLS Tbu=e Ohce
NNANTED-By gentleman, Furnished
w ROOM with err and bot cod ad 23d
II satisfactory will Address W. {. t
Tribune Office, naming month AID location
Brooklyn Board.
DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A back
~ PAHLOR aud bedroom ft floor obtained
HUNTBHS OF MOntague-terrace, shcI three minutes
Wals PT; for persons, SD This hoae
mands the BaT and for heaiun location complete
nesso OF a Appoin esnaOt be yassed-
County Board.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD can be had in a pri-
dep line Of the Haem Riioad
Farm Boz 2o7 PoOhe White Palms. NesebesGer Cua
y,N.Y Y.
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New and Second-Unnd, Of FIr~t-Cin.s Makcr', vW
sod Prices eas Or % or yr rsS
q. City or Country. during thee Hard Times and Ne
HOLIDAYS Jy HORACE WATER, g. son. IS1
broadway, than before offered IN New-fork.
Agents wanted sell Waters's Hrw scale Pianos, a.1
Concerfo Organs. Illustrated Catalogues Dlliied.
Great Inducements Trade. 4 tsrgs discount -
Teachers, Minister'S Churches, Lodges, -choo =, oe
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19
His Resolutions.

Theodore Parker married, in
April, 1886, Miss Lydia D. Cabot,
only daughter of John Cabot, of
Newton, with whom he had plighted
troth five years previously. The
following resolutions are entered in
his journal on his wedding>day:
1. Never, except for the best of
causes, to oppose my wife's will. za
2. 10 discharge all services, for
her sake, freely. sssf Hf5a -'ss
). Never to scold. % 9aEaar seaa
4. Never to look cross at her. 10
5. Never to weary her with COM
mands. #.el - saassaass.
6. TO promote her piety. ~a
7. 10 bear her burdens. al
8. To overlook her foibles. -s@
8. To love, cherish, and ever de-
fend her. aa..5 .J 5a.sass.-
10. TO remember her always
most affectionately in my prayers |;
thus God willing, We shall be bless
eu. .-r.. .H .-.. -.aet--.r.*
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19

CURE FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA
Make strong decoction from red
oak bark and as soon as you dis
cover signs of the disease make up
your dough with this tea, and give
your fowls three or four times day.
If they will not eat it, force it
down their throats. Continue to
teed with this for week and you
will soon perceive an improvement.
| have known it tried several times.
and it always resulted in a cure
l.. VI. d. IN Rural MESSENGER.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19

! An expert corps of Musicians will be in
readiness during the season to give Zest and
/ pleasure to the feeting hours.
A First-Class Bar, Billiard Rooms, Bowling
Alleys, and Shooting Gallery, is attached to
the Hotel
I Yachts and Row Boats for Hunting aud
Fishing parties, Fast Sailing, and well man
aged, can be had at any time to convey per-
sons TO SUCH points as is desired.
A CROQUET GROUND has been arranged
for the the use of the Guests of the totel
where all who delight in this healthy and
beautiful game may do so, Free OF Charge.
THE TABLE will be supplied with every
article to be found at the first-class Hotels of
the interior, besides Oysters, Escoilops, Soft
Grabs, Sea Turtle, Terrapins, Lobsters, and
every variety of Fish abounding in the pro-
life waters of the Harbor and Ocean.
An abundant supply of lee has been provi-
ded, which will be furnished our Guests free
of charge.
The subscriber having had much expert
ence (at home and abroad) in Hotel keeping,
and aided by competent and courteous Assis-
tants, hatters himself by strict attention to
business, and with corps of we'll trained
and oblIging servants at his command, he will
be able to give entire satisfaction 10 all who
may patronize him.
TERMS Per Day, $3.50; One Week,
$500; Two Weeks, $500; Three Weeks,
$500; Four Weeks, S43 90; Calendar Month,
$500
ChilIren and Servants, half price Special
arrangements with Families and Excursion
lists.
All business communications should be
addressed to
GEO. W. CHARLOTTE,
June ), 1874 Pm. Proprietor
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19

Out West, recently, girl back
ed out of her marriage engagement
when the minister got to the house.
The bridegroom wasn't one of the
broken hearted kind. He turned
to the assembled ladies and said ::
If there s any other gal here
that'll occupy this vacant situation
I'm her'n.' Up jumped the sister
of the lady who had declined to be
a bride, Count me in. Proceed,
old text slinger, with the perfor-
nance; | amt afraid. And the
ceremony was performed to the
delight Of the groom and company.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19

How much better it would have
been to have shaken hands and
allowed it was all a mistake, said
a Detroit Judg dge. Then the lion
and the lamb would have lain down
together, and white~robed peace
would have famed you with her
wings and elevated you with her
smiles of appreciation. But no;
you went to clawing and biting and
rolling in the mud, and here YOU
are. IT'S $5 apiece a =
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19

J1cHtOHeteU ana TeHtEtN Oy hODEhI ~. Uh-1
HAM, Esq, of Mecklenbtwg County, North
Carolina, rs n0tc open for the recep-
ton Of Guests.
FOR THE SEASON OF 1874, UNDER A
NEW MANAGEMENT.
THIS Hotel is beautifully situated immedi-
ately over the waters of the Harbor, with q
fine view of Fort Macon, Old Topsail Inlet
and the Atlantic Ocean. The Tide flows
semi-daily under the Building, thereby pro.
noting cleanliness and GOODNESS, while flies
and mosquitoes are almost unknown. This
is the only Hotel so favorably situated on the
Atlantic Coast.
The building is so constructed as 20 render
il peculiarly desirable TO those seeking health
and pleasure.
THE ROOMS are cOmmodious and accessi-
BILE to the sea breeze, with piazzas on the
Sea-front, and delightful plank walks, free
from sand and dust, for the enjoyment of pc
iestrians.
BATHING HOt SES, neatly fitted out on
an improved plan, are attached to the Hotel
where guests can enjoy the refreshing sea-
bath.
THE SURF is one most attractive features
of this justly celebrated Summer resort, and
former patrons will recognize decided fm-
provement in the Commodious Dressing
Rooms, conveniently located upon the beach.
A LAKE, inclosed near the Hotel, will af-
ford facilities to guests who do not care to go
in the Surf, to batne and learn the art Of
swimming.
THE BALL BOOM has been constructed
over the water, on the sea-frOnt of the Hotel,
having suspension roof 50x75 feet over it,
40 feet high, and splendid view of the Ball
Room is had from the Piazza or Galleries.
The Ball Room will be lighted with Silvercd
Mica DETECTING Chandeliers.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-06-19
DR.. RAILWAYS
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD

BY FATHER RYAN
Gather the sacred dust
OF the warriors tried and true;
Who bore the flag of our nations trust
And Tell in the cause, though lost, still lust
And died for ne and you
Gather them each and all
From the private to the chief,
Come they from hovel or princely hall
They fell tor US, and for them should fall
The tears of a Nations grief
Gather the COZ pses strewn
Ger many battle plain;
From many grave that lies so lone:
Without name and without a stone,
Gather the Southern slain
We care not whence they came,
Dear is their liteless clay
Whether unknown or known 10 fame.
Their cause and country still the same .
They ded-and wore the GRAY.
Whenever tie brave have died,
They should not rest apart
Living, they strug led side by side:
Why should the hand of Death divide
a single heart from heart ?
Gather their scattered clay,
Wherever it may rest
just as they marched TO the bloody fray.
Just as they fell on the battle dav,
Bury them breast 10 breast.
The foemen need not dread
This gathering of the brave;
Without sword or flag, and with soundless
tread,
We muster once more Oxr deathlesS dead
Out of each lonely grave
Tie foeman need not fruwn,
They ale powerless now;
We gather them here aud We lay them
down
And tears and prayers are the only crown
We bring 20 wreathe each brow.
And the dead thus meet the dead
While the living Der them weep.
And the men whom Lee and Stonewall led
And the hearts that once together bled
Together stitt shall sleep!