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Fad Lot OF state Oaieers
'SE-THIkD OF TRE soUrd CAROLINA OF

'hk-ThlkD OF TIE sOUrd CAROLINA OFFICE
HOLDERS UNDER INDICTMENT.
NEW YORK, June ia letter to the Ti.nss
rom Charleston says: From the Off ial record :
)f the prosecuting attorneys OF the different
circuits of South Carolina IL will be seen that
ne-third of the number of persons holding
minor positions have been indicted for some
"ffence committed during their terms OF Office.
tnd much larger proportion is charged with
crlmes OF various kinds prior TO their appoint
ment. Charleston county lie, perhaps, worse In
tate. From the highest TO the lowest state on
GER in the district nearly all have been charged
With, and many Of them convicted of, one or
more offences.
Among the cases cited by the Times Is that OF
Richard ii. Cain, Congressman at large, who t.
.harged with fraudulent transactions but hiss
not yet been prosecuted because he was hugh In
he favor CT the state government,
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District Affairs I'm Congress

ACTION OF The HOUSE COMMITTEE
The District of Columbia Committee OF the
House, at their meeting on Saturday afternoon,
transacted the following business:
The sub committee on the financial affairs OF
@ral committee.
The bill in relation TO the general incorpora
ton law In the District of Columbia was or
dered to he reported favorably.
MIR. Chapman was authorized, II he deemed
proper, to report the bill Tor the annex alton of
Georgetown TO Washington.
T0-DAY's SESSION.
The committee met this morning at 10 o. clock
The bill relating to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company was ordered to be reported
10 the House Tor passage. IL gives the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company per mission
TO construct lateral track to connect the
Washington ard Metropolitan branches.l
The committee resolved, IL possible, to get
the Senate bill for the building OF a bridge
across the Anacost!a river off the Speaker
able and ask its passage.
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PHILADELPHIA, June i. - Mayer StJkelpy
reprimanded the heutenSnts of police on n -
rant violations of the Sunday law witnessed
~ himself during a walk through the main
streets OF the city, most OF the liquor saloons
being open. He said this is a gross violation OF
iaw, and no such violatnr would have anv de-
tense If prosecuted; but il is the fault OF the
heutenants that these places are allowed 70 be
open. NV orders are that these places must be
kept closed on Sundays. Now, what I want to
-ay is, that hereafter will hold each lieutenant
'ersoDally responsible for saloons that are found
pen on Sundays in bis district.
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THE w RATHER,

FAk UhfAkrMEd1, UFtct ~ Cki.f Sifsal OFer,l
WAsHiNGToN, ID. o., june IS, 1870, leyl !. N 4
ProBA BuITIEs.-For New EneIsrd aud me middl
faies. cl or partly cloudy weather will prevail
urirR the rest Of Monday, with ives erly winds
biting TO southerly and soutbessterly, stationary
rising Temperature, aud continued nigh ba-om
ter. For the South Atlantic 8Dc gulf states partly
iouoy westher and light rain near the coast east
Tly or southeriy winds and slight changes ia tenn
ersturs and pressure. For Tennessee and the Ohio
sley the lake region and the north increasing
Loneliness and local storms. esgerly or sout herly
Sinds excepI in Missouri ey, slight rise of tenn
erature and slowly falling baron eter The Mis-
ssipi river Will rise at stations bttwe6n ST. Louis
Missouri will rice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMnERCIAL
wall Street To-sfax,

NEw YORK, jane Is The Posts taancisl artici,
-sys:-The stock msrket sp-nel steady , and ha
-ibce declined "a To Is, the latter having been 70
wabash. GeNeInDent bonds are stssdy, with n .
MP 4rtant chsIg5 Ia prices sta Jbds rm for
vll giris ccrs l., to which business is confined
Money 10 23 fOr call l0ans and s51 for mercantile
paper, the Only fesure of the market siaR the Cit
4oUlty IN fully en- ploying at these rates. the
bank statement on Saturday having had EFF ct on
he sies All sales % gold up to 81 O'Clock were
t1I4@l1zS. On gol. loans the rates have been
lat 10 per sbnum paid by brruwsrs fer the u,e Of
cod. Foreign exchange ie dull aid steaiY to- iay
It 9isS ard 49O9i9O1s for prime bankers sterl-
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END OF THK MINERS STRIFE RIors IN OHIo.
Special dispatches from jacksonville, Ohio, re-
port every thing quiet. The pickets were taken
of at the mines Saturday morning, and twenty
five deputy sheriffs from Athens were sent to
preserve order. Gov. Aliens private secretary
has Issued an order requiring the president OF
the miners union to restrain the members OF
the union from going to the mines and inducing
or forcing colored men to leave. The order L
obeyed, and NO trouble whatever is apprehend-
ed now
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FIRE AT THE ANTIErAM PAPER MILLS
One of the large brick buildings of the Aatie-
tam paper mills, two miles from II agerstown,
Nd, were destroyed by fire on Saturday night.
1t Is supposed the fire originated by spontaae-
Gus combustion In a lot OF rags stored in the rag
room, which got wet while being brought q
Baltimore in q vessel. These mills were totally
destroyed by fire in September last. They are
owned by John W. St0Debraker and Messrs
Dushane, of Baltimore. The loss il estimated
at $40 900; fully insured.
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Col. MosBY IN ANOTHER ENGAGHMRNr.-
CorresI ondence Of the Baltimore Sun from
Vernon Mills, Fauquier county, Va, says: can
sltercation occurred at Salem, Fauquier coun-
state senator, on Thursday, june 4, In which
a cane and carriage whip were freely used
The parties were separated by friends. Poll
tics we're being discussed at the time"
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A POSTMASTER hangs HIMsxLP.-Hepry G..
Henderson postmaster of Keene, N. H., hanged
himself Friday night In the woods near the foot
Of West Mountain. His body was discovered
Saturday morning. The deceased had suffered
from the effects OF suDstroke two years ago, and
was supposed to have been temporarily Insane.
he was 46 years Of age.
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PRRPkTRATOR oil

PRRPkTRAToR OF AN OUTRAGE ARRESTED
Isaac Stone. of Niles, Ohio, was arrested and
lodged in the county jail last Friday. He com
John Mckee in February last and plundered
the house in daylight, during the absence OF
her parents, who, on returning, found their
daughter ipeensible. Stone is q single man
about % years Of age. Miss Mckee was before
the grand jury.
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The GRANGKRs show figures of progress In
Pennsylvania. At the meeting of the STATE
grange last week there were over five hundred
patrons in attendance, and IL was prophesiec
that by next January there would be In the STATE
thousand oranges, with = membership OF
50,0ce. One county already has forty oranges
with membership Of nearly 900. and the same
county had only one grange with less than one
hundred members, on the nrst Of January.
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TrOtting stock Burned.

TAUNTON, Mass, June 15.-The stables % the
Bristol County Agricultural Society were
purned on Saturday night, with II horses, m 1s;,
rotting stock there for training. Los.
20, 900.
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DEATH OF SECRETARY BKLKNAP's SOMA
aeokuk special telegram of the sth, TO the St
Louis Democrat, says:-"This community was
tartled this morning by the announcement Of
be sudden, though not altogether unexpected,
leath of William j. Belknap, the eldest son of
asst when, with the remark that it was growing
isrk-which were the only words he spoke-he
ank back on bis bed and died almost instantly
lie was nineteen years of age, and young man
e great promise. His disease was consu ton
rom which be has been suffering for some time
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INTIRSAL RkvESUE.-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were s549 st4 Oh
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SECRETARY BRLKSAP viii return here on
"Wednesday and will not again visit West Point
dUIil tie continuance of the exercises at the
CSlemy
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A CIVIL DAMAGE CAsR.-The first civil
iamage case In the supreme court Of the state
II New York was tried in Poughkeepeie before
Judge Barnard last Friday. The plaintiff WAS
iusan Lewis, and the defend ant VI. c. Arm
Tong. OF the Pleasant Valley hotel. Plaintiff
hsreed that her husband became intoxicated
q the defendants hotel, aud in conseQ uence
hereof, upon ascending the stairs on reaching
ONE, he fell and broke his leg, which had been
rokeD, however, three times before. The jury
dter being out eight hours, returned a verdict
& so25o for plaintiff. The decision Is consid-
red TO be an important one.
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TBE PRESIDENT and party returned 10 Wash
ingt6n in the early train this morning very
much pleased with their trip to Cape May.
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THE HOUSE Conn ttee on Elections thi
oTriDg agreed TO discharge all proceedings of
the alleged bribery against Representative
Hynes, of Arkansas. made by Bradley, who
vas his contestant for election from tn state a.
large.
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Yesterday one
of the hands wiped of the piston-rod of the new
cotton press OF Messrs. REYNOLDS Bros with q
parcel Cf waste cotton, which afterwards he
rev sside. In less than q n minutes the same
'cok fire from the rays OF the sun.-Norfolk
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The AMERICAN PILGRIMS at Rome attended
Franchi was the celebrant.
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY AT SEA.-Capt Burke
n the ship Mani'us from London 20 Quebec
reports thsf at midnight, on the 18th of NAV.
Andrew Gomez fatally stabbed John Fahey In
he abdomen with q sheath knife, while the
after was asleep In his bunk. Conner then
eaPed overheard, and was never seen after
md died on the 18th OF May. Gomez was Z col
red man.
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- Hon. Virgil N. PARIS, o member of the
26th and 18th Congresses from Maine, died in
Paris, Me-, Saturday.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MIcHIGAN.-It has
cen determined by the recent constitutional
convention of Michigan to submit the uestion
ffemsle suffrage TO vote Of the people. One
4 the western papers says that the women OF
be state now most prominent and earnest I'm
avor Of this innovation are those best known
.eretofcre in the quiet walks of domestic life.
This, IL true, seems strange, but an explanation
attempted by the crusade movement, the
women having discovered, it is SAID, that they
snDot accomplish great reformation by pub
70 prayer or by patroling the saloons, and hence
hey appeal TO suffrage and legislation.
Sex United States senator Ross Is sticking
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light house inspector of the 10Th district, 1st
July next; Commander Napoleon Collins, de-
tachGd a. light house inspector of the 10th dis
trict on the 1st July next, and ordered to hold
hlmself in readiness for sea serYce.
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SUICIDE PROM JKALoUsY-At jefferson City
yesterday morning, ~ johannes Pierre and a
woman accompanying him were boarding a
western bound train, they were oOnfronted BY
Leopold Hoelderle, who fired pistol It Pierre,
but without effect He then shot the woman In
he breast, iDficting q dangerous wound, and
nred two balls into bis own body, and died In
Two hours. Jealousy was the cause the woman
having formerly lived with him as bis wife.
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ACCIDENTALLY HUNG BY iSwINe.-Eus-
worth Mscom Der, OF South Dartmouth, Mass
Is years old, was found dead in a swing at New
Bedford last Monday, with the ropes twisted
about his neck, which was broken.
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FESTIVALS.

TOME OEEl-COME ALL To GRACE NJ T.
" CHuRCH on TUESDAY ana WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS Of this week, aud get your money 8
~ nth. Strawberries ard Cream ct what they
cost (yCuD IT,
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~Daniel Coetigan was shot yesterday after
neon In Providence, Il. L., by q policeman, who
was resisting An attempt to rescue prisoner.
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THIEF MkN HUke By "vIoII ArTsD ron
NE MURDrR EDWARD Lucas, alias Scott. A
'egro, arrested for completely in tie Elliott
murder yesterday, near Shreveport, La, while
icing conducted 20 town. was taken from his
csptors and hung by vigilants, being the third
2erson hung by them for this murdsr az.
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NOMINATIONS The President cent the FOL-
lowing nominations to the Senate to day: Col
iectors OF custOms-FrsDk Heiderhofr at Pearl
River, Msssacb usetts; John G. Goodloe at Mo-
bile, Alabama. Naval prOmotions-C ommo-
Capt &. II. u. Caldwell to be comm ldore;
Commander Philip G. johnson, captain; Lieut.
Commander Silas Casey, commander; Master
WIN. Z. Strong, lieutenant; Ensign George j.
W. Holman TO be master. Also, a number of
pOstmssters.
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AN nj. y. ARRESTED PoR PxRJURY.-wm.
dcDougsll, of Three hivers, q r9ember OF the
canadian Parliament, vas arrested In Brook
yn, N. Y, Saturday, on q charge OF perjury.
lie testified In the important suit Of Strong We.
wight, growing out Of the WilliamspOrt ana
sapsca Lumber company matter. The COM
claimant against MI. McDougau is Henry W.
daNheN. Of ChenanRo. AGENT for Mr. Sfnnna
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TBH OREGON ELECTIoH.-The entire demo-
cratic state tickethss been elected In Oregon.
Inc legislature stsnds:-Senate, repu blicsns II !,
10, democrats %, indepe pdent %
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NEWS FROM OUR EUROPEAN SQUADRON
Dispatches TO the Navy Department report the
Juniata at Csdiz, May %. Rear Admiral Case
arrived at Vile Franche in his flagship, the
franklin. May "a, where be expects TO remain
TOT several weeks. The Junia.a and Alaska
were soon expected there.
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q GOLDBERG, No gag d stree. northwest
NJ. pays 20 per- cent. no. for alt kinds Of Wear
Ing Apparel than sIy desler in the city Orders By
mail promptly attended TO. Ladies waited on BIZ
Hrs. ooLDBxEG. myE In
A LHWIUK sKMIsARY ROB YOUN6LAbIE
Actress MA. TYSON q SISTER,
naSla-J Confess p. o., Prince George o., IA.
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TER LATE COLLISION ON THB Potomac
james ID. Lowry and W. o. Ssville, steamboat
inspectors for the district of Baltimore, accom-
panied by ID. ID. Smith, supervising inspector
general, net on board tue steamer Lady OF the
LAKE on Saturday TO investigate the crcun-
stances attending the recent collision of that
vessel with the L. S. steamer Gettysburg on the
Potomac river. The hoard examined Captain
Partridge, Mr.. Bonneville the pilot, the enyi-
neer, whee lsman, and steward. The inyestiga-
ton rs resumed TO Gay,
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u ALTON.

rRRIs Pop-isr and Hralghy summer Resort, SIT
Ustet N the 1nsst part Of Loud 'un,
yery bear Purcellyilie DEPOT, Washing FsrNy
ton and Ohio L b., rimed, by mountains, 49,
ia mile from the Blus RiGgs, and ~ bonrs
Tide By rail from Washington City, Is now
oDvn, for the reception Of guests, sss.on 1874.
BEAUTIFUL seeUery, pleasant walks, livery
stable PEAR b., ballroom. an ice-h9use dlIei.
large airy rooms, sld a piano IN the house.
Hops will be Eiven frequently II desired By the
bcsrders. Te-Eis lsuient. Those wishing 20 enjoy
thu cool breeZes Of this elevated gton viii address
Rar,6 umE m a. ". WhlSn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DBIGHiWUUD TnUT Ing PAEK
FOR SlOo A SIDE.

BBlGHiW TAUTIIAG PAEK
FOR sIOO A SIDE.
There win be g trottipg match ever the above
CtTls Hopper eItrs .. g, HoLes; zLSINA
bp.
@ Cd day a. d iIsck. Est two in three; mile
beats, to harness. lt
NATIONAL THkATER-CHA1I
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June
18th and 18th, a,d Sca,d sArrkpAf MATINEE.
in her new crana, sf.tiea Tor her by Francis O.
Long h'a''t this city 4 = eit,Jir e-ti'led
With the rev songs, NIL make 1t Right in the
n n'ns, = :. kiss;Ds Among the Cover" snd"You
PeensI Prices: IS 50 and Is cents. No extra
chrrss ior rssaSysd sea-, Which can nov be Sc
q 4. a44
BAhL0w's eA Iaas s.s. Of AsT avenue.
To parties Iearins the city. and my customer, an
general
am now selling my stock at greatly reduced
prices, 80 IS TO prepare for the fall trade.
CHROMos at half the former price, to close that
branch Ct tbs business.
VELVET ERAMEs AMI PAsSE PARTOUTs re.
5uctd Is per eent An st,Ie % GOLD, BLACK,
WALNUT and VELVET FRAMES Kept on hand
edd SIS msde TO order. jel5-lm
M aShINOkON DhINlNG ASSOClA-
TIUN.
The free for-sll Race, which Was to have bsen
trctted on Friday, the u i-s:ant, Cd
has teen Pest pOntd 10 N1TcA
WEDNESDAY, S1S
the Y instant, at 31a ?. This 49,
ToS pOnemenI as beea rendered necessary by the
rain and the cCn-eqnent bad condition Of the track
Pool selling on Monday aud TG"sd.y evenings. jell
T'HEATER COMiQUE.
aOHDAY, srH, EVERY NIGHT. AND
TWO MAIN fES
First appearance Of the Chi.d W o Iiers, the Rob
iNsON FAMILY, Misses Lizzie, Nellie and VI -
ter lIcG Tue Priuce Of nu'ch, Irish ard 4 hio-
pisn C' medisns, NJ JOHNNY DEvERE
IeTfrImsT &c will Conclude each evening with ths
historical drama, IN three act entitled
JbCk SHEPPARD. THE LONDON HOUSE
DIP No ON Exhibition and Sale NEW No
<cb 439
gTH Sly Al TTH ST.
MARERITERN,
10. 439 It'd street, between u and streets, eight
6oors above Odd Fellows II all,
jhoice OIL Paintings, Eugrs, ings, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock PapSr Hanginks, WinJoy
shades, Pioturts, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
io!s, Eings, Nails, &C., Il the District.
~ TERMS CASH.
&S-Please remember Name and Number. jelly.
ALL KINDS OF CAsT.OFF WEAVING APP
n PAkEL caA be sold TO the very best advantage
D addressing or czliicg lUSTH,
s19 street, between 9Th aud Tan n W:
Sotes by mail prom pity attended to- Cash paid ,-ti
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WfsTRRN CROP REPORTS represent grain "a
h0urishing, but the tobacco crop in Kentucky,
southern Ohio, Indiana, and Tennessee has q
very had outlook. late frosts, bug. fly and other
insects having p aged havoc, 20 that one half to
iwo-thircs OF last years crop only Ii expected
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The BOARD OF ISDIAs CoNMIssIosRRs-
Thomas X. Cree, secretary OF the Board OF In
Ian Commissioners during the past three years.
has resigned. Hon. Thomas G.. Jones' of Ohio
member OF the same board, has also rendered
lis resignation, which has been accepted. As
the president and secretary of the board aud
men beTs OF all the committees have resigned
e ~ ?aboble the clause in the Indian appro-
pIiation bill continuing the board and making
IN appropriation for Its penses will be stricken
'ut 10y the conference committee. Senator In.
,al!s, or the Senate Committee on Indian At
airs, has intrCd uced a resolution to abolish the
Doard.
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tacturers and commission msrck~-ss viii be
held at willismsport, Pa, on ehe z3d ifrtanf.
N6ecrge w. Grayson, sheriK or Clay oountv.
charged with ascending from ehaf couutv Win
5000 Of the public funds.
~Santa Annals foot, which q Nexicsn
rabble dragged through the streetz In fsa1, We
recentiy returned 70 him By MEXICAN lady,
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0Ex United States senator Ross Is sticking
ype In his rural Newspaper once In Kans Is.
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STATE OF NEW YORK. City and County of
Neto Fork, ST., William Walsh, clerk Of the
ity and county Of New York, and aiso clerk OF
be supreme court for the said city and county,
reiDg court OF record, do hereby certify that
position was taken, at the time of taking the
anne, notary public Of New York, DWELLING
II said city and county, duly appointed and
worn, and authorized TO administer oaths t.
e used in any court In said state, and for gene
raj purposes; and that his signature thereunto
is genuine, as i verify believe. In testimony
shereof have hereunto set my hand and af
fxed the zeal Of the said court and county the
sth day OF May, 1874. VIM. WALSH, Clerk.
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GEORGIANA EXCCRSIONS
FOR
LEONABDTewy, PINEI POIsr, MAR
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT.

These Excursions, pulsr the past two seasons,
June 18th. E4S-N
Tue splendid steamer Georgianns
Snl leave the 7th street wharf at D. M EVHRY
Sb1C hDAf curing the season, and returning leave
ngtOn at o. m. Monday.
State Boom tickets for sale at Office OF W O. v
u. & 8. Rsilread, No. sos PennsyIvaaia ave
hound Tip Tickets, s2oO For sale only at the
boat.
E. NIGHTENdALE, Agent,
jel-3m 7tb street Wharf
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1 RpAN's WHITE sULPHUR sPRI,

kDAhs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
- ETtdcrick County, Va only che and n i. !. a
bali miles from st-phensonis Depot p q WAY
and 1Ne 81 hall niles sO1t asst Of Win. ILL.,
chasfer. The buildings have been mu~h i-,.~As..l
b. eoEsnoniestng doors, new pariOrs &c Tha
n " Cbsly beste srTinR j. In hne order ~
Bates 81 charge. v ard per dAy ~. per waak
fH 50: per month, % . dAys, $50. CGiidren snS
csiOTed servants haf price White servants three.
fCrTtbs prlCe sccoTdfnR 20 accornro stIoos r.
n ~, June september ard October, hberaI dsduc-
Pan pblets for distri hutton at the Springs. CoI..
n an Rogers, a0d kbbitt House, WashiaRton
Il nnd-trip tickets, god until November Il from
Baltimore, 50 s., from Na-sinstOn, as 50
myIS-lm 4 Z. JORDAN. Owner ard Propir
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

IL the benefit Of MChkhDREE
r. STgS , scHoot, on TAT Ss- E1C
CLEANERS leave 6t1 street wharf st $50 O'Clock
.. ~, and will stop at Alexandra.
TfEets, rs end SO CENTS, for rale at BaIlantyns's,
AS 7fh street. iEI5-3s
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SEyESTH sTRrEr WHARF,

- WAsHI SGToS, ID. o., June Il, 1874.
Steamers OF the Potomac Ferry 49,
between Washington and Ale1 EAS(
dria will make their usual Hourly oRz1Ez<szsEen
Trips Cd and after MONDAY the 18th instant, COM
mencinR at 6 9. m. aud last trip at .. m from
zach city. The pare air and delightful breezes on
the river make the trip healthy and invigoraling
rs B0WIS0N, Pres Potomac Ferry %.
Z. GEDHEY, General Superintendent. jelS-5t
DOSTPOHEMENr-Th Pic Mic Of the NORTH
WARRINGTON SOCIALS has been postponed
weather. IJel2 sri 3. n SHREVE, Sec'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-15

TIE CRUISE OF THE MIDDIEs.-The frigate
Constellation, Comm snder K. r. Breeze, haviag
on board the midshipmen from the Naval Acad =.
envy, arrived at Fortress Monroe Yesterday
morning. She will CT uise along the North At
laItic coast during the summer making her
ht headquarters at New London, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-15

fRe undersigned having purchased the eight years
ease OF TIE shove desirable place Of Sam \ . . A
rer resort, will have the same kept during WAS
tLs season y style unsurpassed by any l..SsdI
similar es ablishu ent Froun ts a.ce-,fr 80 -
shinftgn srd rs attract ons Of sailing bathing
nsblEg aud shooting, he Is satisfied that no other
SOL = it- superior.
- Terms ressg natle.
81 hoS ms may Dc engaged from the Ist Of June,
o al other inform RtiOn obtained At the tsSenaIe
House. 4Os llgb street
nayG I'm. JOHN O'LEARY.