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THE SALE or HARRY essEr's PROPERTY.
NEW YeRK, June H.-HsrrS Gsnet', pro per
~ was sold yesterday 20 sarisfy his hail bODds
The sale falls shor; Of realizing the amount OF
bail by IS COO, ami further levy will be m de.
TIE STRIKE OF rRs HOG BCrCHRRs
OF the Jervy CITY sbattotr has termin sted, the
company having r,iustst-d the 'oremsD on &c
count OF whose discharge the bu cheers 81 uck.
TIE eTRIKs or THR BRGCKLATEKs
continues AT a meeting OF = nnmber % bosses
yesterday 81 per day was offered Tor ten hour
work, but WAS refa-ed, the men sa ting the sOci
ETY. discount nsnces ten hours daily labor under
any circumstances
EsPORTING sPECIE.
he steamship Cuba takes to-day ~ 30 600 A.,
gold coin and sos, coo in silver coin.
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PBSHsYLvANIA COAL TRADR.-In the Lehi Oh
region continued life is reported and a fairly
active trade for the season Is anticipated. In
the Sehuykili region there is a small increase OF
$40 tors over the quantity sent to market for
the corresponding week last year. Though the
demand for coal IL dull the trade will no douAt
rigtdIy adhere TO prices under every contin-
gtncy of the market. We regret to learn that
the class or orders generally expected at this
season Of the year is not coming In as rapidly as
expected. Owing TO the depressed condition OF
the coal and iron trade and the general falling
OF in business, the hours for labor in the shops
of the philadelphia and Reading railroad com
psny vill be reduced from nine TO eight hours
along the line OIL and after to day. PhiIade{D
Ledyer
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THE WEATHER.

NAEDnAItMkNI, UNotV ChiJ Stsss. UNeo,i
WARRINGTON, ID. o.. JuDe IL, 1879, tO:p .. N.
PKOBA BuITIEs-For New England rain ant sou =
or west winds will prevail during the dav, slight
changes in per allure and fallen followed by rising
BAR meter For the Middle states, lower lake regOu
and lorthern portion q the south Atlsnt stat
local rains st to winds st ,ti
falling mpersiure and rising barometer. FIR thr
ont IN portion Of the south Atlantic states, to-
Gulf states, Tennessee aud the Ohio valley. al
w clear W. ather, exc pt on this imm-dis,e coast,
sht ger tie Winds eht rise OF temperature
continued bish barometer. For tho upper lac
region and the uerthw. st general y clear aud an.
weather during the rest Of "Wednesday; ~iuds back
ing TO sooth~est or southeast, and Stationary az
fslliI barometer. The lower Missouri river VII.
Use sliehty; the Ohio will fall ct stations sb
uinCiunaff
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For TEE STAR |

OF oTAk
A DREADFUL CASE OF DxsTITUrIoN.-rbe
writer of this paragraph found on Penusylva-
mia avenue yesterday Mr.. Louis Fitzgerald Ia
-istro in o state of exhaustion from the want o.
6ood, having subsisted for four days upon hal
q pound Of crackers Ard who Il this MIR. TIA
isiro? A distinguished scholar who, after serv
ing the government on q pitiful salary for y
quarter Of q century, chiefly as trans,ator OF
languages, was turned adritt years ago, dis
~abled nom the failure Of his sight, with no bet
rer prospect before him than that OF starvation.
N any other civilized country this msr, under
be same conditions, In becoming old, en- /.
Seebled, and nearly blind In the public service.
sould have been awarded a pension on being
discharged. And can IL be, that In the capita
II the Unitd States, and In this Christian
community, there In no help and no hope for
rhit unfortunate and helpless old man? Surely
he government, in sepe way, can be broasbt
To areeognition OF his claims upon t. Mean
lime, We would inform oar gsnrrous citizens,
always prompt 20 srsser q call In behalf o. the
suffering, that M. as stro may be- found over
Nj. Lplly's store, on Psnnsylvania avenue, OF
posits the Metropolitan hosei- This communf
cation, i may add, h entirely Without his know
ledge, and doubtless he would prefer to stzrve
IN silence. u.
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SPORT OF THE TURF-Jerome Pdrk Races
The atte ndance at jerome Park yesterday ~ds
excellent condition. The first race, ladies'
stakes. was won by Cottrell's Bonaventure,
Ssnforc'e Lava second, ana Belmonts Counties
nurse Of 5000. was Won by 3. nfo1d's P1sakn me-
Donohue's Cordelia second. Time, PIP The
third race, for Q purse of 500, one mile and
three quarters, was won by Spring. Bockm ate
second, and Feilowcraft third. Time, 3:14 {.
The fourth race was hurdle race, for 5000. One
lille and three quarters, and was won by Lime
stone. Time, 3 Sc.
meeting began yesterday. The most notable
events CT the day were the Ascot stakes, Priace
of Wales stakes, and Ascot gold vase. The
hrst-l amed was won by Coventry, second by
LeOlinus, and the third by Orgapist.
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a MOTHER AND Two DAUGHTERS MUIR
DERED "A special dispatch from Lawrence
burg, Ind, reports a mysterious murder dis 'ov-
cred yesterday two miles from that place. Mrs.
Mary 4. Bradley and her two daughters, aged
ten and twelve years, were found dead and hor-
ribly mutilated. Nrs. Brsdley's body was cut
open, ard the faces OF the daughters beaten to
ajslly. a baby was found alive, Suffering from
slight wound, and a three year-old boy WAS
found wandering in the adjacent woods unin-
lnred. The family was poor aud had no money.
The husband Is absent working on a farm in
Ohio. There Il no clue to the motives or per-
sons of the murderers.
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FOREIGN Notes.

CALCUTTA, June 1.-The prospects for fu-
lure crcps are greatly improved by the copiOus
aims now falling throughout the country
Three hundred thousand persons are being fel
by the Government.
RkPCLsR OF MooRs BY THs FRENCH AT
ALGEBRA.
LONDON, June 17.-AdvIces from Algters state
hat body of Moorish insurgents invaded that
lily, but the French troops repealed them. Five
# the insurgents were killed and a number ia
ured.
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEES IN THE INDIAN
TERhIIoRY.--The st. Louis Republican has q
letter from VinIta, Indian territory, which says
ganiz, In that territory, extending to Kansas,
tor the purpose Of Kidding the country Of bands
OF outlaws who defy the authorities, steal horses
In o short time John Blythe, John Friend.
Young Cochran, Dick Goddard and two others
have teen lynched. Seventeen other despera-
whom II IL said will be ordered ont OF the conn
Try, While Joe Queen and doe Morgan win be
killed On sight.
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VERSIONS WALK.

WESTON Walk.
PBILADRLPBIA, June lI.-wes.on, at noon
o-fsy, commenced his attempt 20 walk 30
milcs az aiist time.
THE boston PUsTLRERs
rrived in the park about noon, aud were re-
'eived by the STATE Fencibles. They marched
'yer the New Girard avenue bridge. TO be opened
the public on the 4th Of July next; passed.
through the park 10 the Green street gate, ani
hen made a short parade TO the Feucibles ar
Dory, where they were refreshed, aud com
pltted their parade, ending al the Continental
SHIRE they are ouarter,d
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Burnside Forfy-three.

PRovIDENCE, June 1.-THE joint convention
or the election Of Cni-ed States Ssns,or, 70
Jay after two ballots, the last OF which re
suited, Burnside, g; Dixon, 20, BArstow, L.
catering, p, adjourned until tomorrow.
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RoCHEroRT IN DANGER PROM AN IgIs4
MOB When the steamer Parthia arrived at
Queenstown last evening q large and unruly
mob had gathered on the Cock, awaiting the APP
pearance OF Henri RochefOrt, and received him
with bCotiDCs and excavations, and made rush
for him as he landed. The police surround ed
Rochefort. who Ii Ia feared would have been
lYn-ht q hnt Tor their nrnfecfian.
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West Paint

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE standings OF the
graduates of West Point were proclaimed at a
iress parade last evening, and tue genera. meri,
standing will be made public to-day. The last
parade 81 the graduating class took place yes
.erdhy, and they gave a hop in the evening.
me diplomas to the g sduates will De awarded
,o-dsy at noon.
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BOSTON, june H.-Arguments were heard
'o-day III the Massachusetts supreme judicial
court on the question of wOmens' right 20 serve
n The school board. The court reStr YES IL de-
cislOn, winch I'D be given az an early date.
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LswRRScB MCSULTY, of San Francisco,
sfnod in The window OF his boarding house and
addressed crowd on the subject OF suicide. He
SPOKE ~ the various means Of taking life, com
pared their certainty and the pain involved
and frequently referred to notes. Finally he
took a rRzcr from his pocket and cut his throat,
bleeding To death in q few seconds. He was, OF
course, insane.
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Union Printers Discharged. aud WHY

ATLANTA, GA, June Il the propTletors Of
tbe Herald state IN their morning Issue IA Al
hey yesterday discharged their entire force o.
Union printers because they dem anded paw fOl
he advertising matter set up in another Office.
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Election Of a College President.

WILMINGTON, DEE, June I.-At the annual
meeting OF the board Of trustees Of Delaware
college, at Newark, yesterday, Col. II. ). Nc
Comb was unanimously reelected president.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY took place yesterday al
he San Francisco Post Odice between Charles
De Young, editor or the Chronicle, and Il. f
Nspthaiey, editor OF the Sun. Eight shots were
exchanged, hut neither of the belligerents wa
1lt one bullet struck q messenger boy of the
Western Union Telegraph Office, inflicting a Sc
we're flesh wound In the leg. De Young ami
Naptbaly were both arrested
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Bos TONS suNNKR MEMoRIAL.-At a meet
ing OF the contributors TO the proposed Sumner
memorial, held in Boston yesterday, It was de-
eided that the amount nov on hand (ahout
sl6,eo0) should be increased TO $50 0l0 and this
should he used In the erection of "A memorial
which is 10 take the form Of statue o. sam
ner.
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A trial for Rtxamy.

To-day. In the Criminal court, Juiga Ham
phteys, the case OF Thomas Wills, charged With
bigzmy, la marrying on the 9,Jh OF A prn lass
one Kate Harvey Roberts when he h al a wife
living, 60 whom he was m errie in Eaklaai
under the name OF Mary Ann Blsck-lsr IN lsl2,
vas tsken up for trial. Mr.. II. A. Lam pert as
sisted Mr.. Harrington In the prOsec utlOn, AMI
Mr.. +: W. JOnCs appeared for the prisoner.
MI. Lambert opened the case, stating "a AZ ne
3PIssrsd IN the cause because as legal ADVISER
OF the prosecuting witnes. he was acquainted
with the facts. He stated that, a. he under
-tooc, the parties were m arrted IN NJ ant over
thirty years ago; that they had three OF four
children, three 81 whom are living: that any
years ago he left hts wife tor this country for the
purpose OF obtaining q home for her an 4 their
children; that she ascertsinei thsth s wss In
New York. and, coming over, she m ~ hi IN AMI
induced him 10 return. He remained with "a sm
only a short time, and, coming over q this
country, he married one Kate Harvey ia b Alti-
married the same woman under tue name Of
Kate Harvey Roberts.
The offence res rived their opening.
The prosecution offered ia evidence 70 pr1Vs
the marriage by a certificate OF the vicar o. tue
church ~ which the marriage took place, A.
tested by the United States consul, bat Ohfec-
lien heing made thereto; the oldest sou, Tnos.
ID. Wills, testified 20 the haliwritlng Of tae ks-
cused, and tienuhed several letters reo.i vel by
MS mother a. lOCs South lsfh street, Phnadsf-
ohta, in ls6s, signed your loving husband AMI
tathsr, Tbos. Wills, a. IN his hand writing, an1
also two other letters, addressed my dear
wife" The defence OBJ -cted 20 the admissi n
Of these letters a. evidence aud noted an exc %
ton. Witness had heard the defendant iutro-
luce his lwitDessD mother rs his vie % parties
IN GraTcrt, En- land, and elsewhere.
Al this point Mr. Harrington saEges,ed that
perhaps time could be saved by obtaining the
iuliug OF tie court as 10 hos the marriage
should be proven. They hal no direct evidences,
and - "a the certificate on which they hal re-
lied, he had some doubts as 70 tie adm ssh
0ility.
The court, after a short argument, held that
70 prove the marriage, N witnesses who we're
pTese Mt al the ceremony could not be obtained,
here was at least record evidences obtain able.
deaTsay evidence was not sufficient.
MT. Harrington said he would enter a R9lis
pros. with the consent OF the court.
Mr.. jones insisted on = verdict.
The court directed the n0u, pros 20 n en'e re
and that the minutes shOS that the dsfsn1-an
isked q verdict.
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A Baltimore Lady Hangs HerseIl

BALTIMORE, June i7.-Mrs. Anne Need !,
sears Of age, c. mmitted suicide by hanging
his morning, while laboring under te MO. ar '
alteration OF mind.
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Drowned while Reth,,1

BOSTON, June 1.-THE goth anniversary OF
be battle OF Bunker Hill is being very gener-
ally, but quietly observed, in Boston to-day.
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Nominafed fnc Cangrass

CAPE MAY, June H.-Mr. Dunn, o. Cam len
vas drowned yesterday while bathing near the
lighthouse,
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FRANKPORr, Ky June I7.-rhe 9Th distr!c
democratic convention to-day nominated j. Z
). Blackburn for Congress.
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ga romantic boarding school girl spells
jelly with the "ie."
Eo rly Philadelphia has had 'ss.rawserry
kettledrum" as yet.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GOSSIP.

INTERNAL RRvEAUE The receipts from t. Is
source to- Gay were 1921 .73S IS.
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NoTicE.-PARTIEs wGO DEsIRs TO MS
~ pose q eli Eirjs q WEARfHG APPAREL
can them for hi cher cash psice than any nj ace
81 she city, - calling o. ssdEs ING ERZOG OF
tiCL : ~ De giTtl. msyIs-tr
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JUDGE STORY. of ths Western Distcic. o.
Arkansas, charges concerning whose jai ;iai
career have been investigated by the House Ju-
dietary Committee during the present session.
has rendered his resignation to the President
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SECRETARY BeLRNAP will not reach Wash
IL etCn until TO morrow
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WARRANT IN Doc CAsK.-Attornsy Clos
rhis morning entered . n1fle ProssQaf on q war
rant iseued by Justice o. s. II. Wal. charging,
On oath OF Edward Harris, one VIM McIntssh
county of Washington, on Sex Ysrk avenue.
Between 18th and l2fh ssresfs, did then AMI
there tske, etssl and felonsousiy enrice sna
carry away setter Fen'zie dog With Le.bsrn
collars around the packe OF eafd Female dog,
and all valued At $50, and property Of George
Harrf."
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Two VACANCIES in the office of the con-
roller of the currency are to be filed by com
petitive examination before Congress crushss
the life out OF the system. The examination
will take place at the rooms of the ho ard of ex-
instant.
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ANEFFoRT viii be made to-day or to morrow
under suspension of the rules in the House, to
pass resolution directing the Committee on
Elections TO make a report in the case OF
Bishop Cannon, of Utah. 1t seems to he the
determination TO unseat him before adjourn
hsnt IL possible; at all events. to get the case
before the House. 1t ia understood that this
war upon Cannon is being carried on by the
parties IN Salt Lake city who have some priy at
'ixes of their own 70 grind ii they can get tha
upper hand IN Utah through Congressional IN.
reference.
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The House this afternoon passed the Senate
till prohibiting the printing of the revised STA
iutfs of the United States In the newspapers ~
the expeI Sc of the United States
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIVAL AND CONCERT, 81 Carroll O1s o.,
L. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, June Il b
nd lSth. Train leaves Baltimore Depot AZ 8 I5
a. m; returning at .. IN. jsI6 q
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pUCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRIH6s OF
VIRGINIA

j nLAN HIiE SULPHUR SPKINGS,
~ fEt gsriCk c. w Va. uufy one and "a a
taf miles iron sfsphs uson's Depot p % &<A&
snf ave q q bait Litlss southeast Of W IN Ifskf
cnes-rr. Tle b itflgs b-en rnp-h s-A-@ssA-s
- cosrupicattus dCers, nes EA-lors, &C. rbo
nfw CT aiy he8te sFrfrE i Il 4 ae order 49, ~No
Estss q chsrEe-: b .sri per day, 80: per vaak
Ell -; Der tsou ., q . csy., SO. C6iitrsp SnS
culCrtd sew sEts hsf price hiie ssrvanfs N -
icgrths price or on'tirg 20 sccu-nrpod-iions W
hsy. yua=, SEPTEMBER aud October, liberal dsiue.
tiCEs Wfii L nEGs
Ps1phtet- for di-tri ku-io1 =. the Springs, Cola
Iau Bogsrs, AID Ebbitt "a 3uss, Wa-hjaS.o9
sund-fTis ticsets. Sod until EJvesn per l. from
esitlmyre, ( ~ rom Wa iaston, SIS 20
~ is-ln G. JORDAN. Owner AMI Prop'r
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"a VI . 81 N I'm y.
II A Sc L L.
EXCELSIOR5,
(Of Bstimore,J
NATIONALS
Oily mpic Grounds, TIL UkSDAY. June Is, at 4 o.
m. ADM ion, IS cfs. Ladies' free. L.
COMIQUE-SUMMERT THEATRE.
~ MONDAY, JUSE1
EVERY NIGHT AND TWO MATINEES.
GRAND OPfN-SIB ENTERTAINMsHT
Hot AID eultry Nigh:s Ne Longer TO he Dr-sdei !
EVERYTHING cool AND DELICIOUS
The Charming YOuI Actress, Miss OH tRLOT rE
S1ANLEY, viii appear in her great character Of
MADGE, THE WAIF,
In IT. Greaiest 81 N ,,dern rensatiopz, entitled
CRlME; Oh, TaECAB HOOK MURDER.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND TAX QUEs-
TIoN.-The Senate Committee on the Pacific
Railroad as its meeting this morning took up
he question of taxation OF the land of the Unios
Pacific road, and after an informal discussion
refeTrt the subject to a sub committee for con-
sideration and report
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VI SARATOG4 SPRIAGS.
To epet Ju-c Il This oss gsrs and perfectly 81
E-iute1 Hrtel, fa-i1s CoDRr--s Park, IL
have ttaseG tCr -eTm q years. With theF <B%(
assisisJcs - ms brother, - lyanTs I q p l.Ez
E-bs, u est Point, iu.e4rts l. offer ac ,TI
IN o. SSers resp c. eICal 10 any h-teI il Sal
alsg zs-sE JOHN b COZZESs
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BARLOW GALLERY OF Anr,
ID 1928 PenrsyIyania syen1


To pG-fiss tearing the cj,y and my czSrORIsTS in
general
am low selling my stock at greatly reduced
prices, 20 ss to pre- pare for the fail tFs:e.
CHRCMOS at half the Jrme- price, 20 close cha;
branch VI the business.
VELVET FRAMES AMI PASSE PARTOUTS re.
tue, q Is per 0eut All style Of GOLD, BL ACX
WALNUT and NELYET FRAMES kept haId
sdd msde to nrder. jel3-ln
lLDSO On Exhibition and Sale IHKw n o
&-6 4S9
FTH SRI AT TIN 81
hAhkRtTERS,
20. <J9 7.h street, bet sen sad Z Streets e!zht
GC1rs above Odd Follows ii all,
Inoiee Oil Paintings, Engrs.ings, Cnromos, Sc
Also, largest stock Paper Hang uSs, Win icv
5nsdes, PICturts .. Fran -, PIcspre Cords and Tas
els kiSss, Nails, &C., Il the District.
~TERMs Dash.
s-Piesse rqmemo Name and Number. jel H'
A LII KINDS OF CAST OFF WEARING AP-
n PAhEL ccs be sold 10 the very best atysn age
y addressing OF Calling JUSTH,
Gig u street, between 9Th and 7-h W
Votes by o. all promptly attended to. Cash paid atf
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NATIONAL THBATER-CHAI!
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June
lS.h ara 18th AT q G anc SATURDAY MATIHEE
MAY GALLAGHER.
IN her new cIHmz, NTltte0 for h by Francis c.
Long, ksQ., Ct this city city, e-tilled
CHAT.
Eith the rev songs, "I'I make il Right in the
N IN n.y." K issDR Anoug the Cover" and You
Popular Price,: rs. 80 aud rs cents. No extra
charge for res Ived sts.s, which can now lie g.
cured a. he 1heaer or II li-' NJ utic Store.
GRAkD SATURDAY MATItEE
AID ber' 1T Of MAY GALLAGHER Admission
80 and IS cents. Je13 Sc
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= HINTON vIRG,NI.
This vei-kFown ST dMER Resort is now open
Ter tee rte' piion Of visitors. sss Bathing n
faCili aid every COnye nieDes foe the y<s[1
g tSrt asd Ees.uTe q soest- attached TO I..SIl
the bOt-e F,r terms sac ia Their infOTma, IOn |,
astHTres > }. baRSS -, PToIrieror ma. 3J-lm
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q IN EY ON

Tie undersigned having Purchase the light years
iei-e - Tie above dtsirebse place If sam 4
h.-T resort, viii have The same ke pJ during ySAN
tEt seas IL style UnsurD passed b. am H.
: u-;lar Is a5ll-EE sEt FIom ifs accessib'ii-, 10
- hiuftyE sid It's attract 0ns of sailing, bathing
hstiLE I'D sbcgtit <, he 4 satisfied that no other
sF'fis 10 - periCF.
- 1e-Er7 rnztls.
a b. re uaT be engage from the LIT cf June,
a other inform alton OBJ siI-d Al ths syuats
Use, iJs lib s.EeeE.
syT In JOHN DfLHsEY
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SUMAEg RESORT AMONG TIE
TAINs.
b U S n n u U S &,
nET n

StsTecscoTicF ews Of Lucal Scenery TO
=. seen AZ 80 'ennsJ lyania avenue, ana VfsEAv
CUlar and terms address
maya IN WI. WILKINSON CO Prop'rs
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
l116 CENTENNIAL 1876
PILGAIMAGE

SkNkNTH STREET WHARF,
y WASHINGTON, ID. O., June IL, 1874
stesmers OF the Potomac Ferry
between " 9. hington and AleIaI- E.sy
.iTis will make their usual Hourly a6zczE<zaok
Trips and after MONDAY, the 18Th instant, .,m-
menetng at b 6. m. and last trip at D. M from
each city. The pure Gir and hghtful breeZes on
the river make the z-ip hsali ny and inyigorsting
Z. = bOW1sOE, Pres Potomac Ferry o..
I. 6EDSEI, General Super iotsndent jelsE
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Master Jas. W. Carlin,
ordered to the photographic Office; Gunner Juo
4. Mcdonald. to the naval magazine, Wash
iDeton, 22d instant; Chaplain James j. Kane
detached from the Roanoke. 30th instant and
granted two months leave from the 4th of July
next, with permission to leave the United
States; Gunner Charles Stuart, from the naval
magazine, Washington, on the POI inst ant and
granted leave of absence for three months
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TE t11r Ill. IN, a, $500 q. &Ast
T., entirely ew, with ell modern in y. -
Ir0VeHeut-i Location the huest on the coast, cJll-
mar cling yi-N- q Pz~tut kaNEy, esd ileback, ARs-
usnticu- and " hite uutains. Isles Of shoals,
BYE aud HAMPTON Beaches; eIcsilen, riding nsh
ng, bOsJiuR ard bafhing facisities; inland, river
81 ocean beiTg nedi-tely adj sCent; pine grove
directly bshiEd the heGse; lind lOcs ed harb,r of
= acres Tor ladies' and childr~n's bahing. Take
cars n tEe Astern kai.r % FOR Prt outh here
eceetes viii be IN waiting. CHAS. e. CAMP
BILL, Pr FrietCr. jel-n,wkflS
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pkDFOKD MINERAL SPhISGs

ter the 7. c. pitoa Of SKINNER b arders. TssEAH
Tue table IL wei suE p'id WiI al N, Gei i..al
iesCiss The sea-Cr sCfJ crsbs, tsh, oysSTs,
f., n tn water daily. Among lh- amu-ements aTs
sst-N ale bath rg, n hirg, crsboitg b"ating, and
crOGuet Two excellent ThysiC ia1s reside ia the
vii sge- L rms ere ss follows. 50 per day (by
the week., so PET mouth. Boats 80 and fr IN
wash e fuuI tiTBA- We l. a a a. excursion
al eytIy Saturday night, r-turBlng Sunday night
MOORE,
jel2-m " { w Lecnar 'iOSn. So MA-y'sco Nd.