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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

BALTINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD SteetaI
Notice 10 Neig York and PkiI1delpAid Pass.Egsrs
Ga Tuesday next, I'd instant, trains for New
York and Philadelphia VIII leave at q. m. and
P. M The evening train for Philadelphia
vii start a. O'Clock, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

WALKING OUT OF JAIL ON A RIB BONE
The jail OF Houston county, Ga, is becoming
notorious as place of egress. A negro almost
worked his way through the walls last week
with rib bone from which he had eaten The
meat for his dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

PEPPER THE PEsTIFERoUs insect plaques
which defy the vigilance of the most alert house,
keepers, with the fire of KnolrIes' Inrect Po,rIS~
Gun, by means of which Knolcles' American
Insect Poteder is projected into their hiding
places. Nothing uses them up so completely
In purchasing the powder bear in mind that
each increase in the size of the package triples
the quantity, but only doubles the price A
great saving Is therefore effected by purchasing
the larger packages. Depot, g. n. Crittsnton
No. Sixth Avenue, n. Y. Sold by ali Drug,
gists and Grocers. eo3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

NEW Y"ES AND WASHINGTON
NEW YORK, BOSTON Ss1THoaNIELPHIA'
AND ALL pCIETs In THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHING rOy AND
NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment on this line Is new and of the mo
elegant and improved finish.
S.23 A. III. LIMITED EIPhESS PULLMAN
PAhL OR CAR ThAIN EXCL USIVELT
Me 1T TRAINS.
On ana after Sunday, April 10, 1874.
mNO TRAINS DAILY (EACEPT SUNDAY
VIII be run over New York and Washington
through Line, leaving from and arriving at the
depot OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
aorthesst corner Of 9Th and b streets, as follows:
9.23 a. NJ, Limited Kew York Express, COM
posed entirely Ct Pullman Pslsce Parlor Cars, ar
r,ing IN New York at 10 p. m, connecting with
Dos p. M. Kew York Night Express, arriving
q New York at am Pullman Palaces Slice pins
Cars through to New York. Also, Pullman sieepins
main until a. m.
Sunday.
Connections are made in Esw York with stssmers
On ocDnai New YORK, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York CeatIsl and Hudson River rail.
Fare ss low as by any other route.
baggage called for and checked ut hotels and mi
tae residences on orders left at the following Offices
where tickets and information can be obtained -
Northeast corner 18th street and penna ave or1h.
sast corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
ana ana Potomse rai!r3sd eSrner 6.b
Uz4-l 6eneral Passenger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be excelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits. Waf-
hes, Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

GOOD WHITE SHIRTS, Sl.25, St.j0 and 50:
Linen, Jean and GAUGE Drawers;all kinds of thin
IndershiIts; Collars, Ties, Hosiery and Gloves;
Hemmed Linen Handkercbiefs. 8 for 81; Sun and
ram Umbellas, 81 up, ct "LeWis'" Popular
One Price Store. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

~ sold. EM ~ a. Srisss for sseosd. hand az
49,: - a Es., q. a 81 s.
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SECO.S'D E.S,sT.fEL.UENT
SPRING AID SUMNER CLOTHING
LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE
AND LOWER PRICES.
PRICES OF SUITS.

PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool Cheyiot Suits, So
al Wool Cashmere Suits, 90
Russels Cashmere Suits, sIo -"'''' :"
Riverside Suits, sI2 sums -
can Pennington Suits, sI2
r,, Silk Mixed Suits ais
p,agop., sus.. s,s Middlose1 Flannel Suits. sIs
worstsd Basket Suits, sIs sHoHa 0"''k s1i''' SIT
Imported Cashmere Suits, $50
PRICE OF DRESS COATS,
WITH VESTS To MATCH:
Single Breasted Black Cloth Csats and Vets,
Double Breasted Black Cloth Coat. and gao
English Diagonal Goats and Vests, s. B.. :"
worsted Diagonal Basket Goats ana vests, o. j. p,
from SIS to $40
PRICE OF PANTS:
Fin All Wool Light Cashmere Pants,
Business Pants. from Q i 80 to "a
YOUTHS sUITS-at
IS 50 81 go $40 s,a 81, sls 81.
BOYS sUIFs-at
% e. 60 o IS $40 siss
"A. 8TRAUS.
loll..-.PENHsYLyANIA AVENUE -...loll
Between 10Th and nth streets. mayls.tr
II KFRIGERAT0Rs, WATER COOLERS, Win.
"a dow Screens. Wire Cloth for Screens, Gas
stoves, Gil Stoves, Patent Cream Freezers.
GEORGE WATTS CO.,
le.6-ot- Heusefurnishing Store, SI4 7tn st,
THE HIGHLY AND FAsHIONABLY BRED
TR0TTlEG eTALLI0Ns,
Star Pilot and Richmond, are making the -
season at the stables Of J. T. PRICE, 6th IN
.feee and Lonistana avenue, Washing ton, "a
y. u. - ~ the season, payable In advance.
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1874 GREAT 1924
Nh mr.

NoRTHwEsT, soUTH. AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave as follows:
"a'HipstOn:. , i:ss a m Baltimore s;2ssm
500 pm. e. 7:3sp N
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK Route,
Win elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-room Day ana
nd1snt Oars, with monderB improvements
wo hanared miles saved t. Western and Central
The l:33 Q. m. daily, except Sunday, Southwest.
est and Northwest; $50 p. m, daily, Cincinnati
MAKE CONNECTIONS
tnIo1gn from WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without change.
Iiokets x this route can be procured at The oioe.
corner OF lth street and Pepnsyl ayenu g. and
corner Of 9Th street and PennsyIyasis under
National Hotel, where reliable Information VIII b
Passengers procuring tickets Of these ofioes can
secure accommodations In Palace Oars for Chicago,
q. Louis and Bu6alo
Ed, B. YOUHG, General Passenger Agent,
ID Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL STEEgr-ExpIaius
stock operations on email capital without risk
copy sent Tree. TUMBRID6K & Co.,
1874 Wall street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

HE BEECHER SCANDAL-Hr TiIton Offers 10
Is Witness IN an IRrestigGtiOn.-Mr Theodore
Tilton has written a letter to Plymouth church.
III whice be offers TO appear as a witness before
It's examining committee and answer any cues
tons which may be put TO him regarding the
matter OF the BeeCher scandal. In this docu-
ment he valves the point that, his membership
having been severed with Plymouth church. he
is Lot bound to answer charges or furnish infor-
maticn at Its bidding, and offers to help in any
way within his power a thorough investigation
OF the whole subject. The letter has been ten
davs in the hands of Thomas Sherman the
lawyer who is a clerk of Plymouth church. and
has been informally considered by the friends
or Mr. Beecher, but no meeting of the church
mas been called TO act upon 1t. One of the
terms OF Mr.. Tilton's offer is that, If accepted
he must be notified within thirty DAYS, Mr.
Beecher's usual summer vacation of three
months will begin about the middle of JuIy
and 1t is said that his friends are divided in
advice between rejecting MIR. Tilton's proposal
and securing delay until fall. The Row. DR..
Leonard Bacon, the leader of the New England
Congregationalism and Moderator of the famous
council, has been writing to Henry G. Bowen's
paper, the Independent, severely condemning
Mr. Iilton as the author of the charges against
Mr. Beecher, and Plymouth church for allow
ing them to remain unanswered. The new
action by Mr.. Tilton Is supposed to have been
melted by DR.. Bacon's structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Duncanson Brothers,
auetieneers, sold on Saturday, for Z. G.. Weaver
and George Mason, trustees. lots 8, 9 and 10, in
square o35, containing about IS, 900 feet, to i.
Nj. Vale, for seven cents n foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

hR. WILLIAM CLARKE, a well known printer
Of this city, died at his residence. 3Is q street
northwest, yesterday morning, after lingering
iLness OF consumption. he was born in Bris.
iei, England, In 1872, and was consequently ia
the o2d year OF his age. The funeral will take
place from his late residence at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The remains will be inferred
in Oak Hill &C metery.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

a WOMAN RESCUED FROM SUICrpR-About
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Officer Riordan
found white woman named Annie KIRK about
40 years old, under the arch OF Tfber Greek.
corner OF Nortn capitol and I'D streets north
west, in the act Of throwing herself into a deem
pool. He took her in custody and locked her up.
She had been drinking freely of late, and saws
she intends to drown herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

The PEBBLE EYE GLASSES, at Prigg's, from
one to eight dollars. are the finest in this city.
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PROBABLE BARLY ERECTION OF NEW ARCH
BIsHoPRlCs.-Several months since it was an
nounced in the Sun that a ma iority of the bish-
ops Of the province of St. Louis had assembled
I'm that city, under the direction of Archbishop
kenriek, brother of the late archbishop OF
Baltimore, and after careful deIiberation
reached the conclusion that the creation of two
arohbishoprics and two new dioceses in the West
was an imperative necessity, owing to tbs rapid
Increase of catholic eaigrants in that. section
and the consequent severe labor imposed uron
the preletes. 1t is now definitely ascertaiaed
that they subsequently, forwarded a communi-
Gallon to the Pope, recommending the speedy
erection OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Santa
Fe, New Mexico, into metropolitan sees, aud
urging division OF the present dioceses OF CHI
cago and st. Paul into two new saffragan sees
the cathedral cities to be at Peoria, Illinois, aud
st. Cloud, Minnesota. Pursuant TO the wish of
Archbishop Purcell, the oldest member of the
American Hierarchy, a meeting of ten of the
leading pTelates OF the country occurred at Gin
cinnau the following month, at which the
archbishop OF Baltimore assisted, when, il is
understood, measures were taken also to ele-
yate the diocese Of Philadelphia to archIepis-
copal dignity, OWING to the large extent of ter
ritory 1t now embraces and the constantly grow
iDglmpOrtance OF the city. 1t is now stated that
action will be taken upon these matters by the
Pope during the present month, and that ia all
probability Milwaukee, Santa Fe, and PhiIa-
delphia will become archbishoprics in a few
weeks, and Right Rev. Drs.s Henni, Lamy and
Wood be preconiZed metrOpolitans.-B1Et.I Sun,
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GoNZAGA CoLLRGE.-This Institution will
have Its 9TH annual commencement To- morrow
evening at O'Clock at the Masonic Temple
r. z. Morgan will deliver the valedictory and
Eton IobIlher an essay on the use ard abuse of
Satire. The degree of 4. b. will be Conferred
on these two gentlemen and A. L. Clements an
or this city. The programme of the exercises
is q very interesting one.
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DRY GOODS.

sPBIhG AND SUMNER SILKS
From 2 70 50 ser cent.
Goods We have h.en selling at 81, 81 - 81 50 an,
- WI he Chtr,d hereafsr ~ IS cents 81, 81 =.
LUPIN's BLACK GRENADINES.
ms al Sgsti1s sad textures all wool, ali silk, aSi
ONE PRICE Z ONLY My variety
W. VI. sHUsrER BRO,
-1eis-1 9ls PennsylyAnia sysaue.
II of BARGAINS
AT Tbs
CHkAP DRY GOODS STORE,
. - IL Il IA RS
7O5 mARKET SPACE.
AGO 1AKDs or THE FINEST QUALITY
sAItS sTkIPk GRESADINES, in ell c5l5rs,
ch h9e I'd e'ssn very fee HENnED HASpKER.
100 dozen sIi LINN TOWELS. oul-s..-..
1919, T1O Ls,a. ysry TT CAMBRIA CALICO, IN
so p, ~ up pati, rms, 9nly : eTts
,slLh Run UN9rKGLAs And FARAsOLs very
SHAW MATING and FLOOR orL-cLoru
cLnsISG OFT TIRE ENTIRE srocK ~.
Iels-r Io1 MARKET SPACE.
nRY GOODS.
IL DRY 6oODsi
DRY GOODS.
sT0ccS sTsE Is kEB9cHsSf',
apP.- SInOh aCST BE BEBUCEB
CNPARALLELED BARGAINS
HEAVY SAC RIkICESi
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
sloek ms, he u Dk ny GOODS.
none. ,s ssysa by calling early, aud srcuri.g
DRT5 COPS NKvER SO oHEsP.
In variety at l2's Genus per yard, worth fs oents
pr5tS,SS "Trip tn ETensolnee, l1s ceGts. Zine
Large line q Linens Q: ali kinds md ' FOR
eINeHAsssS.iss' 10 SS ,s a. ,, EreEy low prices.
sCoTCh GISGBAMs, a: 49, cents. wort, a, ,,,,.
REAL EkGLlsH MANCHESTER GINGHAnS
p pkkSs S09pS @srkei down toe Csc them ont
.i9nLsd hhkss SILKS, al 81 g. formerly coz
CC99Lt9oRRE ED SILKS. 9 cents, worth 81.
JAFaNEsE SISks,
y RL.CE ,rpA,,,i.ss than cost.
hEAL IaPURTED FURSirUkE PRiSfs'is,,
cenis,worth IS cents.
JOB LOT FANCY GOors TO BE CLOSED AT
HALF PRICE.
HA Nvp RS EpGISGs AND M
s EUNE IsF5FflSEs SPREADS ofso Pas.
LACE JACKETs,
FINE c ~ T9SD ~. Snr = AZ , AAEE paIgE.
per yard, at priie cost.
I. kIp ,G 10y KID GLOVES!
GENTLIMES's KIDS Half P5i,o
ALL OTHER GLOVES At AND BELOW C5sr.
Great Rargains in
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR,
BEGAN 8z wYLIE.
joi3u lois end 1920 Sth streetN w.
TIE VERY LATEST!
sRODHEAU CO.,
i2es street. between l2th and 18Th streets,
NOW OFFER
cents. NNAAON a. ia
nerrimsck, Garner. and sprasue PRINTS ~
ctBts- Ths-e Pins are # the very best fahrirs
eAa besntliul N cOlnrs aud designs
wash POPLiNS, in GREY and Brown I2E
hli wool DEBAGE. 40 cents.
very cheap. MIL A"-'SI
SI Rere bargains in BLACK GRENADINES and
Elegant PARIS KIDS at 65 cents and nm.
LoIeiy Jlk y Tor latiss, % cent, an nm
cents to $40. "ON- "O
And host Of other Coos
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
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RAILROADS.
SALTLIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY MAY l0IR, (sp.mD
FROM WaSuIScroN CITY


100 e. n, Baltimore aad ali Way Stations,
eE Way Stations. "a"
80 q. N. nua polls.
90 o. M, PIttsOurg, Chicago, Cfnctur Att Louis.
NHie, 81; Louis. Columbus, Sandus Ky, Wheeling
ard the West. Rockville, Frederick aud All STA
tIo d n the washington County Valley Branches
snd Stsnnton. PRElspGa Cars. DtnHeT al Chamber
and Supper at GYaf:oH.
, Uo g. m. New York, Phiisdelp his, Boston, Bal.
=, Is a. m, Point of Rocks, and all Way Sta.
ssSe a. M, Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way
1900 q. m !, Baltimore aud Relay only.
@. I..oo m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all W
90 p. m, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk.
$50 ?. N Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
hagsrstoNn, fn5heSteT and all Intermsiists Way
Stations wet Of Delay,
$40 p. m, Baltimore, Frederick ana ell WAY
400 ,. n. Point of Books, Haserstowu, Win
chester, FREDERICK and ali Way 81 atoms.
=, ol9 D. H. Baltimore, Anna polls, and all Way Sta.
90 p. M, Philadelphia aud Baltimore. Sappsr
Ga p. ~, Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville, e.
Loais, Columbus, ssndassy, Wheeling ani' the
West. Pullman Oars. BTedk5aSt a. GTIftoa
90 7. m, baltimore and R-lay
81 p. m, Baltimore aud all WAY Stations.
so .. m, Pinsburg Express; PHltlHRa Cas-.
1000 p. m Baltimore and sIl Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
e'So aha 80 q. m, lilo, S.I5, 500, so,
All Trans Stop at FidfEct Ho.,l, Rs ,fiouss Sta
fIOf.
For Iurtner information apply a. the Baltimore
N Uhlo Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
ass PsEnsFlyaEia avenue, whore orders viii DC
taken 70. baggage TO be checked and received st
THOs. Il SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
N. COLE, aeueraI Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. BOOSTZ, Gen1 Lgent. may9
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Received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 4.
pennsylvania avenue, near Az street.
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RALTIMcRE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
= LEPlI COR NEE GLa IN n - " ~

n "
DRPoT CORNER 6TH AND sTREsTs N. ".
AFTER ID ay SlSt 1874 trains will rul "a follows.
Ia ms Law FOB TRAINS ARRIVE 4 7
<, .bAL ImOhE. WASHING TOW.
$3.50 u. ~. Eimira HAIL 81 3 g. m,HeE Yort ~
ooliy, ex. Monday. rress, daily
~ D; m Acconmoda s:3Ss m. Accommodation
AL I'D, oaiS eN: sunday.
rros d n, h!Lnlte9 E1' ig;4O a M, Daily Fast
nelly ex Sunday. Par 2:3S p. ~, Baltimore
,ior G IT train. snd Philadelphia ex-
100 q. Ia, Fast Line press daily, eI SJBdsv
, west N ally eK. Sunday. :O3 o. M IiInite-i ~.
3:4Op. II; Baltimore tx press from New YorE
press daily, OK Sunday daily, ex Sunday
500 p. M, Tor Pittsburg, $40 o. m, acconmod..
Ginci1a Al, and South ton, except sunday.
5:sO m for PhiladsI- Ba,t}more,' dsI IRON eQ
s90 pa, ds,Iy' eH, HanSay sunday, from West and
WIS D.: NJ, daily, New North.
q. Ysrk Might ESPress. HOS p. m. Southern
9:3s p. m, Baltimore Express, daily
accommodation daily
except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at sa N on Mon.
Day, Wednesday and Friday, ana $40 D. N daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Pope's Creek leaving Bowie al o a. m. aud $40
.. M, arriving al Popes Creek at 1:ss aud 7:2s
Trains leaving Washington at 500 a. m, and
$40 .. N. connect at OdentoR with trains for An
Trains arriving at Washington at 1910 am.
Pope's Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18th stre~s and PennsyIysuis
avenue, northwest COZ ner 9th street ana PeansyIvs-
checked at hotels and residences eli points North
and West. Through tickets to cincinns All, OoIum.
bus, nepolis, Louisville, 30. Louis, New OR.
leans, gaieasS, o%shs, San francisco, and kn
'C-"'s nus ID. L. DUB4 sRd zee General sup..
u. y. YOUNG, Genn Pass,r Agent ano3-tf
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CUM BATHING,
- FISHING,
SsIPE sBoorIso.

SIkE BATHING.
- FISHING,
IsIrE sBOOrIsO.
ccBBS HOTEL
COBBS ISLAND, VA.
This wsll-knc~ SUnn-er Resort iI new open fgr
-; .st psy sis per we,a; &C. Af
Rcgis-Ircm scrfcik b. steamer"N -s.es.'
Throesh Ticket. 20 the lslAn q board OF the
For further Information address,
jslsim "0D oasSS f.iSna.va.
IHoM>oN Hot SE, AZ NAME, Pa, on the
Philsdeirhia and krie Railroad, situ- n a
. 80 ies s ses's re sss sia ss oReU q,
aHd Pot mac Re,li, Al depot AZ $50 N ID 80 =
Fes ' Sr in a. Asss ss N sss SIS for
SrSicr -. ka lSi S ess &c saS TAYLOR Eso
RtNONo HOTEL, a aelisbtful ana healthy
NJ sunni 90 resort, on the phiisdelthi. A n
~sst breuch = ne spssnehsnaA Tivsr, lsmy
surtour I'D y hesut ~ mount sin sce~erv sr- -
eosTdsIs JUsE ~. AcooaiIaod siious as sra
S p, sfges IessGt aee Trsins lrsye Baltimore ana
49,. T,'i - o. hc,v,0 a, as m. aud n N. The
r,St 70 =, nsyo : ON" 4 tue mnst sttrscve aud
sn,sion tickets N reaGced ratrs for sais A. c,faer
Penbsylysnis avenue Ard B.itrSof, a., > ,o1 sss
nnNi,s % 9, : tcr looms ana raySs arpiE 10 q.
saupsv. - Ah Lok' Proprietor, hen7,r. 2, ston
TALRoTT ItOINE. BkRNsVsLtr. 81 AT.
- hheiy ',u5 -. No, D. nov ossr CO
~" sec moods, i"f g SUMMER arta-s F--A~
nyuHc .nl ihru. nre nav = cual riaro en- ~ slel
hers, tsth-ro' N ara pi-uts oflce. h,if - -I-S
stshon. te.., i-i.,- f.,m Sugar L.sf y runtaiU:
t,esAnt ~ 80 d. IS. tarIi sg-s sill o. A. ths
lfrtf CT errfNri . r.sf rain Ts-n1a "a. .fahf.
hsFN 10 - tdlrrt~ y n. rAByAN. Ba,uUiIle,
"o r-iT.6.-
CARLIN STRINGS las been eTli--7S T-sffss
y snd al NV DC rsut-1 fOr ENrursigrsA . n
snd PaLies BuSsAED 3 HERBNSR vNAV
"a aittsN street AGA aarrta. Na p-r- Us Hl
piieiors. p Z. EsiOS. Arelf, 2l2 .. -Tr-->.
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~ Sara TOGA SPRINGS.
To opes Jube 10 This elegant aud perfectly an
pointed Hotei, facing COnsress Park, IA
nave leaseo Tor term q " srs. VITA toe fL.sAx
ASSURANCE OF NV brother, s. lyanus T. Cor ~
zens, 81 West Point, intention l. 20 olsr 5c5Sn
mooeion ln eFery respsct equal 10 any hotel il Sar-
nay2s-slt JOHN OOZZENs.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
FITNESS Of Singers Sowing Machine. is
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THE HIGHLY AND FAsHIoNABLY Bird
TR0TTlHG eTALLIOES,

Star Pilot and Richmond, are making the -
season as the stables Of J. T. PRICE, sth IN
lfeet ana Louisiana avenue, Washin gton, Ex3
o., e 81 the season, payable IN advaass.
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,usMER RESORT AMONG THE NOUN

Ihe Undersigned having purchases the eis AZ years
Ieese OF tne Cd, e desiTs able place Of Sam n u
nltr resort, VIII have he same kept during x1k1
tne season ~ style unsurpassed by any lssM[ u
tdtiisnn ent From its accessibility no
MsshlLeton 81 d rs attractions Of sAiliug befhtng
nshine snd th0otlBg, he is satisfied hat no other
~ Ter me- reasonable,
~ Rooms may be engaged from the Ii Of yupe.
House, 41s Ilth street - '"' S0ha'e
Ray 27-lm. JOHN O,IRspv
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Great RaFVains ia
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BCGAN SI wHLIE,
joi3u lois end 1920 Sth streetN,w.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
| and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
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REpFoSD MINERAL SPRINGs.

vi MAJ COW NJ n, - SO ~ NJ
LET The reception q shmrer hssrd6rs. SeJ<eV
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eacles 81 The "a asun. sCft crabs, sh, Cys.-r Frs
from The water daily. Among the afnusarnents are
sstN alter bathing. O. hing, crsbhing, boating, aud
oroquet. Two excellent physiCians reside ia the
fhssc. Term ere % follows: { 81 "a day fby
ne week, 30 Esr ul1Ith. B0ats aud frsna
" ashit sio1 foCI times week, gld - excursion
a. every saturday might. returning san far night
For further TArticu are address
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE Tho
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, til street,
Intelligencer building. I0,2s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-04-22
THE ORIGIN OF DIXIE.

During the existence Of the New Orleans
Delta. . correspondent Of that jonrnal gave
an interesting description Of the origin Of
our famous Dixie. The writer account
of its rise, progress and final fruition into
one Of the most popular Of national me-
lodies il ss follows:
1 do not wish 70 spoil pretty illusion,
but real truth is that Dixie is an in
digenous Northern negro refraiD. as CON-
mon tothe writer as the lainf-posts in
New York city. seventy five years ago 1t
was one Of the everyday allusions of boys
at that time 10 all their ont door sports
And 10 one ever heard Of Dixie's land be-
ing other than Manhattan Island until
recently. when it has been enormously sup
posep 70 refer to the South, from its con-
nection with pathetic negro silegory..
When slavery existed in New York one
! Dixy' owned large tract Of land Oh
Manhattan Island. and large number Of
slaves. Tho increase Of the slaves and In
crease Of the abolition sentiment caused an
emigration OF the slave to more thorough
and secure slave section; and tile negroes
who were thus seut off (many being born
there) naturally looked back % their old
homes. where they had lived il clover.
with feelings Of regret. as they could not
imagine any place like Dixy's. Hence il
became synoumous with m ideal locality.
combining ease. comfort and material hap
piness ofevery description.
Ia those days negro singing and mis-
strelsy were in their infancy. and any sub
ject that could be wrought into ballad
was eagerly pick up. This was tile case
with Dixie Itoriginatel in New York.
aud assumed the proportions Of a song there.
lu it, travels il has been enlarged. and has
gathered moss. Il has picked upa note
here and there. A chorus has been added
% u, and from an indistinct chant of
Two or three notes il has become M elabor-
ate melody. But the fact that il is not a
Southern song cannot be rubbed out
The iallacy il 50 popular TO the contrary
that ! have thus been At pains to State the
real origin oft.