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Coed for Lancaster.

Mn w. ID. White, of Lancaster, has
erected in that village large building,
sixty by thirty-four feet, which is to
contain cotton gins, press, platform
scales, and all other appliances neccs-
Sary to ginning, baling and weighing
cotton. At present one gin with -
capacity o! five bales day, will be
put in, but additional machinery will
De added as needed. The building and
outfit involve an expenditure of $500
cash,
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CGuE.n N0T AGREE.
sImnbic so Find u Verdict. .ItC Amy IA,
Tie W"st-NOnigOmery Cmsc
are DISCHARGED.


AS had been expected by large
number of persons who heard the evil
dence and pieadmgs in the Wcsl-Mont-
gomery murder trial, the jury was UNI
able to agree upon n verdict, and so re-
ported to His Honor Judge Hare yes
tefdV morning atll:I5o'clock. But for
theiIlness ofone Gifts members the jury
would probably have been sent hacl,
Tor u further consideration Of the ease.
y new trial has been ordered and the
ease Will possibly come up at the next
term OF the court. 1t is understood
that the jury stood seven for conyie-
ton Of murder and five for acqulttal.
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The Perfection of slt;r,

IN nothing are judgment and skill
more required than in the manufacture
OF specIaclos and eye glasses. BY the
selection OF the best possible material
III minute crystal pebbles, and then by
The most scrupulous care and the high
est SIKH in the manufacture, the Speh-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
OF New York have gained an enviable
reputation for their Diamond Specta-
cles Us the best in the world. For sale
at D. NJ. Grams, Main street.
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GEN. "ADGhifs oAo nnGADus.
rrONuH"I Reunion 81 tlc Suryiviua
1.rmArr az Gcr. CnGci's
4uigaHc, q X. 4.


The call published below Will bring
a thrill Of 10y to the nIpuy Gallant sol
diprs a, .n ar,y,g r.l.. ti..' ,,,,,' ,.,.,
observation-disclosures '','' '-', "'''' "',"
'"'i ''"""' i'""''S''lP Oh zion. W. l..
taboll, ana who now reside In this and
adjoining counties M upr whn l,rn,,s
ouythiu, f,,o L,.,i,,I.,...,'.,.,',
y, ''''''7 ''''l '''''"'' 'P'"P'p o.
l"Pe county VIII venture to say that
the Oil soldiers illnot meet with such
n reception al the anI,nr tboi. ,ntor-
t,l,.ors ,, ,,,ll ,,,,,.... ,,...... ,..,
''' "'''0 '''''" ~ '"'6'' '''
''"'">''l '7 % '''' march ana the dam
gers OF the battlefield. The call in
cDuGcs the mcmbeys of hath Hor C,.
Lri,od.s thoi,r,r,,,,.,,.,u
,,,.i..,, Io,,,..,.....,.... ''
"'''''' ''''''' ""' "'S"i''"e" ~ I'"ceih-
yer VI l'o''' nearly al the members OF
Wi''eh were rom arkansas and Texas.
inc can is rs follows;
LGWtsnuRG, Ark, August ., 1873.
II the oiiic''sand soldiers of raorIl's Brig
aI"oi IN" Confederate saryice;
Having a desire to meet again all
orr uld oy"g friends, officers and sol
dIers IL IS desired that we have re-
union of our old Brigade Cabolrs, at
some convenient point, in October
next where we can 1--WE are assure,u
be met hy our old commander, Gen,
w. l.. Cabell, and have an interchange
of feelings, etc, and stir your minds
by way OF remembrance. We would
suggest, therefore, that the meeting
take place on the Goth day of October
next, at Lewisburg, Arkansas. ana
tm ,it al oi Ihe ollltrGs ana soldiers be
ticiWnte IN sai3 ,n"at; ieq"G me-, 10 par
tulilics of our friends here are hnr.Lv
rendered on that occasion. Come ali,
""' 'cV Us nave reunion indeed.
A. uohnoN'
Co,oro, r,hn NJ 7r,.,'n ,''''' '''''
'',''''''' "ho WIS
WIN '''' u''S""e iro'h 'rst 10 last, and
is now editor Of the Hot Springs Tele-
graph, thus suenks of fine noiort.
w, r,lIi,h' r,..o,l
p,h,Ili. Iri,,''i ,,'1 W '0n ~ reunion OF
,'7""V VI, guy 1otl' ol OGlooer
Iiort Smith r,iiroad i nv %,l t'1rh ana
nda ;s n,aant '' ~ nr;,, 2y Nm"eI's orig
nrv briuoIn cou.i,ts Tr ,i,o1,i 10 VS. VI
bows that "dd the wort, y rn"In, Wy
therefore. both rank and fl" or, ,Nn,'
pected TO be- there We hnnn tn 10
there. We are persuaded thai nothing
but death will keep "Old Tige" away. |
i tn' none low, toWn Oh LeWisourg tenders
doors ~ IT'S ajt',n "' n,i,i II 1o moSpt'"ote
who attend. ''''
10 show what NAV be- exnectod in
the way of reception and entertoin-
ment at the hands of the good neonlo
of Lewisburgand Pane county, thes,.
naXed extract from the Ipyviabury
State is given:
The SURVIVING embers Of Coho,p,
union. This is not, AZ we undnrstomd
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Sunday.
Muddy to-day.
Rain last night.
Criminal court tomorrow.
Cloudy and warm yesterday.
considerable building going ON.
The Turnverein meets Tomorrow
night.
Service at all the churches TODAY
and this evening.
The 'Fire-Boys" will find notice
elsewhere in this paper.
Justice Burford's court transacted
civil business only yesterday.
Nothing of interest before the
Mayors court yesterday morning.
Linen coats were at discount af.
ter nine last night, and exc the hat of
straw.
Texas ten per cent. bonds have
oeen on the st. Louis market lately.
ana met with ready sales.
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MY residence. corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hnlfn
block of ground, with n well finished
One-stOry ana bGsc,neni rOck-concretc
ings. etc. An early applicant may So
cure n bargain.
gNO. w. SwINDELIS.
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10 ihe Ladids Of nallns

Nu parties wishing to purchase Sewing
MNchines will do wen to call at 7sS Main
street. and examine the most complete stocl,
Oh Singers New Improved Family Machines
ever received In Dallas. We keep ON hand n
iu'i assortment of attachments, oil and
parts All sizes of needles for every kind of
machine nj 80 cents per dozen. Don't forsot
to call and Fec us. 9>'
Rug9ldlw A, WOOD MANAGE.
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'rwo-thirds Of Dallas market value will
be advanced on shipments with draft
and bill Of lading attached. Hughes
IL Go. are prepared to promptly Ill or
dors for any description Of merchon-
disc, but do an exclusively cash BUSH
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your dismissal from The county prison,
you ere louhd a'''l"e asi0Ieh Morse ny
llep0'3-NoefIl' Ho"'h' Ih'I You EoD-
bled thc animal from beyond th'
Irlhi'y WIZ n"l Hrlp you ouv WIN inc
jury, an" the cil"'o'S are, MI roe
you WIN wear fa'lI''lN''' '!"lh'5 Oe-
iofe you uIe'
~ Bohny has made n barrel OF excel
lent wine mona mustang grapes, which
he proposes to keep until next Fourth
ot-July, when 1t VIII be consumed IN
drinking another century oiprospcrons
existence TO The republic. There is but
one fault to be laid mt the door Of mus
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Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting the Stockholders of thu Dallas
compress Company viii be held at the
once OF Il, " Tompkins, President, ON Mon
u"y evening, August sd, ut half pnst Z
O'CLOCK. W. IL. TAYLOR.
M Il3ltillau.2 SECRETARY
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A. WOOD, Manager,
NOTICE.
DALLAS, August 10, lS7.
nugsl,llw

Ihe copnrtnorship heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, In the practice ~
NV, H. ,ny mutual consent, this day dIs.
lhorised 20 sottle the outstnnding indebtad,
ness OF the late firm. Those Indebted will
please call and settle either by note or cash'
JOHN NJ, STEM MONS,
oro,s,,,, 49, CHAS. 4, MoRRIsS.
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Hughes II Go General Commission Mer-
chhnnts, -. Louis, state that the rate Of
freight ON wheat from Dallas to 80. Louis Is
10 cents per bushcl. Texas No. 2 wheat III
st. Louis commands highest price, say II 80
al Is per bushcl. aug4smdlt
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Mr. w. Q. StilIman, an employee of
IlIE HERALD office, was yesterday
oereft by death of q promising boy Of
RVe years. The griei-stricllen family
nave the sympathy of their friends in
their aillictlon.
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ADDnG%S az HON, W. w. LAN0.


The announcement inndc in the ai-
ternoon edition OF luE HERALD of yes
terday that Hon. W, W. Lang, Grand
Master of the State Grange OF the Pat
oms OF Husbamdry would deliver II
public address filled the court
house last night with largo and crti-
cal audience. shortly after eight
O'Clock Hon. John Henry Brown in
troduced the distinguished gentleman
to the assembly, and without any SUI
perlluous prelude no commenced the
delivery of y most chaste and eloquent
address, one which we regret that the
space at command will not allow us to
give in full.
The speaker began by saying that
though he was not an orator, he so felt
the Importance of the great work in
which he was engaged rs to make him
thoroughly in earnest in his discourse;
he had engaged in this work because
no thought il would check the
whrlwnd of official corruption tEat
had swept like n whirlwind over the
country. lie spoke rs II farmer, and
for the farmer and in plain unvarn-
ished farmers phrase. The farmer is
the base OF all prosperity; other pro-
fessions and callings spring up aud
grow prosperous, but after all they ARE
oulP auXiliaries to the farmer. De-
tracing nothing from the dignity of
other professions, he would yet say
that the farmer WAS first. When Adam
was driven out of Eden and went forth
to seek u presumption right the race Of
farmers began, Rev. Mr.. Millhuru,
the "Bllnd Man Eloquent ia his adj
mirable lecture, "lhe Rifle, the Saddle
Bags aud the Axe unwittingly typ
lilies the farmer in one of the articles
mentioned--the axe. The sturdy
farmer, like the axe, has hewed down
forests that cities in all their grandeur
might arise; but in all the glory and
renoWn of the places of civilization
the farmer has no share; he has claim
ed nothing and has received nothing.
Thirty years ago the site of this
city was traakless wilderness;
the beasts of the forest here roam
ed mmolested by the hand of
man; the buffalo slaked his thirst
in the Trinity, and the spotted fawn
sported III security upon its banks !
How different the scene now costly |
and elegant buildings have been erect
ed, the vast prairies are wheat-nelds |
rustling in the golden sheen of q boun-
tiful harvest, cotton whitcns every
valley, and the shri.l whistle of the To-
connective is heard where then solitude
reigned supreme. The farmer was
the pioneer in this great Transforming
ton. What he began other professions
have continued; but no was first.
The speaker then gayoan Interesting
account Of The origin, rise and progress
Of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry,
commencing with the visit of 0. Ii.
Kelly, now Secretary OF the National
Grange, to the South at the instance of
Johnson, the return of Mr.. X.
TO Washington, and the propagation
by him of the ideas which now EN-.
body the aims and objects of every
true Patron. lie said that so far from ,
.ne Order being yankee scheme,u /
" had been charged by some, 1t was |
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Dallas High School,

For young ladies' win be open for the ro-
ceptlon ofpupils, near the City Drug store,
ON the first Monday in September next. The
particular location viii bo given in dua
time' W. II. WILCOX.
aug l6-dGt
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Now Firm.

The undersigned have this day formed n
comrthelshlp, under the name and style OF
kcehc aud McMuItrny, and viii ho pleased
to Sec all their friends ut their new brick
store, on Camp street north side OF the Texas
and PnclhG depot, Dallas, Texas. aug l5dlw
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II gentlemen want good Washing aud neat
ironing take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
rcceiYed at our Office. nnrzhlm
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention, Fire Rove ,

The members of Dallas Supply Engine No
W'il meet tomorrow Monday evening. ot
So'lo'k' at the old Masonic hall. Import.
ant business TO be transacted,
G, N. BEACH, President
BEN. w. AUSTIN, Secretary. nuo9ldlt
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For Rent.

A two'story house on Young street, con-
la'hihg four rooms, II nice lot, n good well
ana good neighborhood. Terms SIS per
month, lmmec iale possession given. Apply
To w. q. HOLLAND, Herald Onice,
Or W. q, RANDALl4& BRO.
uup llsltf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Rev. J. II. Hlycrly, of Austin, VIII prcach
In the Flrst Presbyterian church, Elm street,
this morning nj hairpast ten O'Clock. The
public nre cordially invited
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Mr.. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge of the city circulation of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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VIII open the first session in the Dallas Cot.
lege stone building ON the first Monday in
September, 1875, The Institution Ia l., charge
of Rev. q. 4. Wilburn. assisted by an able
corps OF teaoheisin the literary and musical
departments.
TulrloN.-Primary ciasseso,,S2 on permonth
Preparatory classes,.......... s 50 permonth
oo''eSe c'asseS..'....."",,, D % permontli
music ci''sses..,"..""...",,,.5 % per month
augi2tilSept
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TIE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by the newH-
boys on all trains Of the reNns nnd
and Pacific railway, and at the ncws
stands In the city.
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Notice.

Country scrip for sale in quantities to suit
tax payers at GIG Elm street.
nug2ldlm W.
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u. q. RUST IL duly authorized TO solIcltnnd
mako contracts for ADVERTISING job work
and subscription for THE DALLAS HERALD.
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Needles for all kinda OF sewing machines
ut the Singer oiice, 7ilS Main street.
ung2ldlw
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KEUG KGR1ISss
Iron Frame p low

y saving Of forty per cent Of power over
Lhe common pillow, y boy with three horses
uueS me WORK OF two men and four horses
with H com mon pillow.
Apply to WlIliam Pcndleton, Trinity Mills,
DallaS county; U. y. Linn, Cursicana, Ma
Fhrfo county Hughes ~ Bell, Peoria, nm
Gouhty; u. Il. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, Or 10
HUGHES RIDING Pillow co..
iUlYlw3wdlt
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Wanted

The Singer sings sweetly TO the Ladies', at
73SMain street. aug2ldIw
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HOUSTON LAND ASSOCIATION,
IN. y. TURNER, Munger.

single tickets, 81 each; aix for 81: thirteen
"t 9'V' When purchased from home Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-09

After all, the Changers seem TO be suscep-
tible TO the soft seductions of office, even in
so-called monopOlies like railroads. 1t is
rather good jokeOn them that their highest
officer, Worthy Master Dudley w. Adams,
has lately been elected president of the Wau-
kon, Des MOines and Breckenridge narrow
gauge railroad in Iowa, while Past Worthy
Master saunders, who is chairman of the
executive committee of the National Grange,
was recently made vice president of horse
railroad in this city.
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The Star for the Summer.

Persons Ieayf'l1 the city for The summer or for
cny portion Of may hare The STAR sent 6y
mail. postage prepaid, for s,tch period Of time os
they d,sire at the rate Of rs cents per lceek, 60
cents per month, $50 TOR three months, or Sd
f. siT months.
~ OTders must in MI cases Be accompanied 6y
the money and no poper sent longer than paid
far
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
To Advertisers.

In or6Fr hat the lGrge O1d r0PiRV incrensiaJ
edition u THE STAR nlGy Dc dereyef 70 Us crT-
TICTs oI,1 se7yed 10 Subscribers az q Reasonable
hosT each d17I. Is necessary 10 close the forms
os nearly as possible at O'Clock p, ~. Adreyfi-
SeTs are erCfoTe requested TO sed "a their dtreT
fiscBfc7I's not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
reeciref CeT this hOlu there is great danger thai,
,rifh the exception Of iBlperd'ire cGses-s'tch as
Deoshs, Lost, 6c.,-they cannot appear until TIE
(OHOlCiHg CSpJ
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sAIE-FARH oF six.y-Fhree acres on Co
iun.eis t1rnpiSe, four miles tr9rn city; within
aud healthy; good house and barn; apple and peach
orChgrs, never failing stream 81 water and springs;
sui abe for dairy, trvck. trait. VIII be rented
for the season 4ifsT s sril 18Th. Appiy 20
JANSEY & uOGE,
81! SE a60 Pennsy ivsnis syeure.
ESUR sALE-EOUsES -lO N street, $3.50; 901
X NJ street : Is 80; Ne. IlI2 9Th street north
west, nine rooms; S6Va Also, two-story Brick
RESIDENCE. corner sth and Q streets northwest
Frice. S4tfa: 10. Is Massachusetts, Avenue, north
west. =, monthly payments and a large number
EDWIN J. SWEET,
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. A. REAM.
INA Cl1iTrOydnt and Medium,
Describes persons III aces. and the present and fu
ture events OF life. Office, 4S2 st. jeS-3t+
nR. b. TITCOMB, from BaiffDa0re, informs his
- patients that he will be at his Office in Washing
ton, 424R 10th street, every afternoon, between
and o'clock. je 5-6ts
INVOICES LEGALLY OBTAINED Cor incom-
- patibility, etc. residence necessary; fee after
res lot
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Various theories have been preached as to
the cause of the fishy taste and smell OF the
Potomac water. Water Registrar Lubey
thinks the fault is in the river water, itself,
and that il is not due TO any local cause in
the pipes; while writer in THE STAR to-
day ascribes 10 TO the presence of large num-
beTs of fish in the reservoirs, that have come
in by way of the large conduit and have no
means of exit. Some years ago the same
Complaint was made of a fshy taste in the
water, and 10 was generally supposed then
that il came from fshy matter in the pipes,
but General Meigs, who is cool authority
upon aQuedUct matters, pointed out, If we
remember Alright, that the trouble originated
in the large quantities of conferva, a sort of
minute water weed, that had grown up in
the reservoirs. This weed, curiously enough,
has so fshy taste as 10 impregnate the
water with a taste of that kind much be-
yond what the presence OF real fish in any
numbers would convey. We would like to
hear from General MeigS if the present diff
Guilty is not from the same cause.
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Thirteen states in all have already made
appropriations for the expenses OF represen-
tation at the centennial. New Jersey leads
off with 100000; Massachusetts gives $4,000,
Ohio SIS goo. little Delaware SO 600, and other
states sums ranging from 500 to S5.OO0-the
total amount thus far appropriated, includ
ing tie general appropriation of sjO5.OOO by
Congress. being sos, 500. Congress will I'M
doubtedly increase its appropriation next
year, while many great states, like New
York and Pennsylvania. are yet to hear from.
Altogether the prospect of securing enough
funds to make creditable representation is
encouraging.
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NO 1897 SPRING STOCK ! No 39
Hh street nth street
No. 439 7th street, between and y, eight doors
above Odd Yellow Hall
PAPERHANGINGS.- All grades and prices, &C
cording to quality, low Is they can be purchased
in the Dis tricf.
WINDOW SHADES-Diferent sizes and colors
Bordered Shades; also, Plain Goods in Bun
Green, w ite. Pearl and Chocolate colors, which
make into Shades
PICTURE FRAMES in Walnut and Gilt, from
carl to portrait size. Fancy Frames in great va
riety. Frames made to order
PICTURES -Brewerton' popular Pastel Paint
ings, panel and large size, two local Views, Land
Frames
PICTURE CORD and TASsELS.-Diferent
sizes and cOlOrs Gold Silver, Timed. Wire Center
and Worsted Picture Cord. Picture Nails, Rings,
&c all offered at lowest remunerative price for cash
II Orders for Paperhanging, Window Shades or
Picture Frames punctua.ly hlled and satisfaction
guaranteed. ia3 6t.
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LOST AND FOUND.

~
Il OST-In vicinity of Government Printing Of
Sn ~ nee, on Monday pair Of GOLDsAA@
SPECTACLES, with case. The finderSo "
will be suitably rewarded by returning to No. 10
Myrtle street je9 1T
i OST-Sunday evening, between lO ana II
Lo'cock, I is y Gus h, on II strs t, n. ar Govern
nent Printing Office, a BLACK MEX TIE, win
Cameo Scarf Pin. reward will be given to any
one returning II to ~ H street. It
nOG LUsT-A small SCOTCH TERRIER
" DOG, grey back, brown head and ~
legs, ears cropped. Strayed or picked up@
on Sunday evening near 12> Green street, George
town. Whoever will return him to that address
will be rewarded. je9st-
i OST-Strsyed from No. 7IJ ytn street north
- west on Sunday, the 9Th instant, ~
black and tan DOG; ears bot cut; answcrsS
TO the name of :" Jack A liberal reward v III Ge
Iaid.h returned to the above address. jeS IT
1 OST-In the Pat nj Once, or between there and
II the Bank 81 Washington, pair of @Ae
gold EYEGLASSES, for the return of0"
which TO louisiana avenue, over Bank Of Wash
IN gton, suitable reward will be given Je8-2t'
Cox REWARU.-Lost stolen, on the mig ht o.
ga 5th instant, in Georgetown or on the Ridge
read, long, brown P0CKETB0OK, containing a
Slt0 note, Is in small notes. and vaIusbie papers
j he above reward will be paid If left with LOUIS
p. HAZEL, Georgetown Market, Stalls No %
and 20. je7-3:r
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To families DESTROYS Of securing a sur mer resi-
deHce near this city, that fer healthfaness + not
ekcelled in the United St,tes and for beautiful views
Is rarely eXoelled in any country attention and An
inspection is invited 20
EIGHT ONE-ACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other. on tie North Arlington
Heights, and being part of the North Arlington
FRUIT Farm, with apples pears, and cherries in full
bearing, and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton Vineyards, which Can be purchased at much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in fun
View from each, they are not eQualed 10y any othe
locality near this city in all their attractions and d
vantages. To those who will build upon them al
once. the most liberal terms are offered
Email Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROB'f A. PHILLIPS.
mayS-tr sos 18th street northwest.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
IC.(S STREET, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
ICCO PAkk.-Eleganty furnished ROOMS,
with BOARD. en- suite single ON irst and second
foors, CafacaZy house. Terms moderate. JET st
DLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD for sum
Il mer. at 1909 Maryland avenue. Terms mod
crate. le3 l2t+
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS. communics
L ting, t0 rent, with Board, in a delightful loca-
ton; lO16 Massachusetts, avenue, corner lith
street Je3 6f'
Nk1R0POLITAN HOTEL.
WI Summer Boarding at reduced rates.
Pleasant and Airy Rooms.
Je3lm GEORGE Ii. CAKE, Pronietor
DARKINSON house, corner 81 stTeet and Penn
u sytcar,a areHHe.-GoOd ROOMS, with first class
BOARD, SIS per month. Also, TABLE BOARD
at 81 20 Per week, or s Is per month.
Mays I'm A. PARKINSON, Proprietress.
MILLiKENyICo raer Of 10th and streets
tSA northwest, Washington, d. g., square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week OF
month. Transient Board, e. per day. House thor.
oughly renovated and refurnished.
febS-ly FRANK MIELIKEN, Proprietor.