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@The American rife team have ARR ve,I
at Dublin, and had n warm Irish welcome
~ Sergeant Bates is advised tn trv 70
carry the PapaI flag through Germany.
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HEALING ON THE WINGS" say all who
nave made use of DIR. Wistar'S Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and by such use been cured of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, infiu-
enZa or consumption. The prudent will al
ways keep this standard remedy by them
% cents and 81 bottle large bottles much
the Cheaper.
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CIT Y 1T MS.

IF You ARE TROUBLED with indigestion.
dyspepsia, or debility, Liebigs Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef, in pint bottles, will cure YOU.
MADE TO ORDER from the best material
ana by hrst-class wOrkmen, every descrip-
ton OF sole leather, ladies' dress and mems
trunks, bonnet boxes, valises, bonnet boxes
&c, at the old established mandatory of
James ). TOpham Il Co., 1875 eth street, east
side. joining Odd Fellows Hall. The largest
STOCK In the District, of trunks, valises. bon
net boxes, travelling bags, satchels, shawl
straps, harness, saddles, &c, at low prices
We are determined not to be underSoId.
Repairing promptly attended to.
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SoZODONT.-Alld entifrices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious bark of the SOAP
tree was brought from the Gillian valleys
10 perfect the fragrant SOZOdOnt, the most
Wholesome, reliable and delightful article
for the teeth that a brush was ever dipped
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AAA COUNTRY BOARD.- The OLIFT0N
80 YHOCSE IL now open for the SUMMER Those
Who wish pleasant home, in q healthy
end location, with the best Of RAILROAD "a
eiit,ss, should apply early. Address Proprietary
d clifsen station, Fairfax Co., Ya. mays sm
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NORGE FROM THl AGENT OF THENEpES
= SQLLAR CoMPANY.-one hundred thousand
two boxes for twenty i've cent? Sizes from h 10 IL
inches. Cen u 6l6 Pc, ave., =, LULLY. myls In
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G0nStlnr ntian

me ScOUrge OF lhe human family, may in It's
early stages be promptly arrested and per-
manently cured.
RAVENSwooD, w. VA.
Dr. Il. i. Pierce, B'!I0IO, " Y:
Sir-For the last year l have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery. owe my
life TO 1t, having been afflicted for years. Did
not use it but short time before was ben
ented; at that time was very bad, not able
10 sit up much, was suffering greatly with
my throat, was getting blind, had a dry
cough, and much pain in my lungs. / have
used twelve bottles of the Discovery and am
almost well. KATE Il. WARDNER
A son of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, of Chatham
-Four Corners, y. Y, has been cured of con-
sumption by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
DIscovery.-so says Mr.. c. Il. Garfield, editor
Of the Chatham Courier.
=. X. Eglar, druggist, of West Union. o.,
writes to state that DR.. Pierces Golden Med
zeal Discovery has effected a wonderful cure
OF CONSUMPTION in his neighbOrhOOd.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum ON deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, to4. SATURDAYS.
to and 6 tos. 27t3 l4tle
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'OAL AND WOOD FOR THE TREa.I-l7N
- nEPA III MINT -

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
A. NA-ti VI ToN, june =. l~-r
Proposals to supply the Treas1rf par.rt,-'
win oal ana o.a for tn ensuing yaA- -,,I n. r
oelNeG At tins once upon T. NOON VI tt RD ~
Instructors a. bidders will be I'D 90, anil
cation 10. iIs9 'tl W. %. AVERY. t-H.at. 80
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RETAiLFRs who have sold Elmwood col
lars say they can't keep store without them,
las Is good recommendat ion,-Adr.
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labors ten times more than the hand; and to
be relieved of COrns, Bunions, Ingrowing
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. 555 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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LOCAL N E w s.
Condensed Locals.

Pv leaving a small deposit YOU secure
your purchases at Hempler's auction.
The coast survey steamer George :. Blake
arrived az the navy yard yesterday after
neon, where she - 10 be repaired.
TIE New England Society will make an
excursion To GlymOnt tomorrow evening,
in CommemOratiOn of the Bunker Hill CEN
tCnnial.
The election OF officers Of the Mutual Re-
lief A >SOciatiOn Of the Government frlntlnS
Office was postponed at the annual meeting
last night till the 9Th OF July next
Prom J. ShillinEtOn we have De1lOreNS
H.TTt4- Of FSrzhtOas and Frank I4eSlie's JoHiV'S
Hon'hly for July, and Apptetosa'S Journal fer
The closing exercises of the Preparatory
High school for COiOTed children in the cities
of Washington and Georgetown will take
place on Friday, at the Sumner building,
commencing al p m.
The directors of the Washington Driving
Association have considered the protest
made against the bay stallion Anglo Saxon,
driven in the three minute race. at the past
spring meeting at BTigntwOOd Park, and de-
cIded in his favor.
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad
company have built a new road from the
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 1st street
To the Baltimore and Ohio depot. In
stead OF going up Capitol Hill, as heretofore,
teI Ot ears Will pass up to Indiana avenue,
and along that avenue to the depot.
A meeting of the Order of Good Fellows
was held last night at their hall 10 reSuSci-
tate some of the defunct lodges in this city.
W. Fl. Bradley presided. After discussion the
following committee was appointed to in
wife all eX-COOd Fellows to meet in cOnven-
tion. Y. q NJ. j. c. Ford. Z. q VI. Henry
Smith. Of No. ;, and Brother Richard Law
TeEsOH. of No. :, on the part of the detunt
lodges. and Grand Deputy W. ii. Bradley,
q n. BTidwell and r. W. Pfaff ON the part
If tie active lodges.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

W Ash INC TtfNl , UfIt 10. Ioi's }
For he south and middle Atlantic states
,fafvuaTy or higher pressure. rather cool,
rartfv cloudy or cloudy weather, anu Occa-
sIOral Light rain IL the latter.
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EUIIuING PERMITS nave been isSged nv
m ptctCT fiDwman a. iGliOwS--fa>. G-ilffl
'LFee two Story brick dwellings. T. BY 80 feet
.a>t SIDE New Jersey avenue. between h aud
- streets northwest. $1,000. Essex Roberts
thlfty lWO-story aud basement brick dwell
ihss, r. bN - ieet, on square bounded by lsfa
ana lstA streets and New Hampshire avenue
EoTihWeSt. $500. Geo. +. Grey a fwO-Stnry-
and base ment frame dwelling. l6 by 3G feet
norm side - street. between 18th and Igtn
streets ~Ho". samuel NOrmenf. five two
st"Iy brick dwellings, east side 6fh. between
and II streets southwest: - 800 H. :
Johnson, Two twO-StOry brick dwellings
Soutn Slde r. between 2lSt and 22d streefs
nNftnMesJ s-Ot1. l.. Abraham. a two-StOry
SNtillhs and store, p by - feet, east size
Wv Jersey avenue between ami G streets
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a JORDAN ALUM sPKIN6S,
E RoCkBRIpGE COUNTY, w.

sd Tie ansssnaen' ~ thi- popular SUMNER RE
sohI, encouraged hy their great srif... 40 :, A.
son, nav Continued Go ada during tn v r y, -
additional IN prov nts Utlti nnu the a..
lions offered the public are Tar Superior o. an. Other
ln the noun aiu- 81 virginia The = AVN Ua-
IhL viii BE- open far the reception al VISITORS
u M LIST It, chambers are large. rHrs...rief-i.
and eleEantly FURNISHED, having GAS II EACtf
h1oM. and Connected With the main oHifa ~ a.,
kLEC1RlC BELL Tho MINERAL WArFPS
consist 81 ALL q different sra ls-.I IODINE
All NJ and tHALhBEA1E. thus ~, 1r.i. a = a -.
n1Ts az ~ N All cases e sCROFULOT> UL'ER-
AllnNs ~ the skin. mouth ~ tkrUaf. FURnNlfr
BBkeNSHlTls. n lPIENT CONSUMPTION
nhSPEPelA, CHRONIC pIARGITtEA. Hl-.,l.,,
~ ID urinary urgtus, and q ALL Disc A<FS %
CIIlaR TO FEMALES "
fct PAMPHLETS giving fuller iuf.rula'f5r .a..
I'M nial-, &c, address the Manager a. .rl Srrf
boAHD sac 10 s75 PER MONTH, ssiari-l.
10 location Of rooms
- J. n. TINsLEY. g,-a~.,
NJ. MI Lin. Assistant q wfu1 d.,
LA THE wENrWOKTU
YMY hrst class Summer lIafrl t.vato1 s,.
Sl&4 Newcastle, y. n miles from T -rf-rS,-,rb
VIII open ior the MASON une 10Th, uu-r, h.. 1ans
ment 81 CAMPBELL CHASE. All the r-.5UIs a.,
the house are desirable, aud the Ocean AM g.
Bathing, Sailing, Fishing and Riding f.eiIi,,e. nm.
sn,Inaos,-as Dor further Information iugufra ~
CHARLES CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, NJ "a ~,
ohAkLhs II. CHASE, as North Market stree
49, -ae'7- apaf s.
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LIS foR STATIONERY.
A.. WAS DErIRTyEvr,

WASHINGTON CRY, Ella Is. I.-s
Sealed Props li-, addressed TO the S.r..,.-,' . d.
ar viii b. received AZ the Departr....f ,,r.+tl
o clock on > Ht RSDAH, the 4 18th day n Jgra =
suppl ing the Stationery described in 'ha -sb.lrI
The Stationery must b. Of thu best l-..I.f-
Samples must acc mpany each tiI.
The successful bidder Will be rafri-.l o., ,.s...
bond, with approved suretie- for ths taunton 49,
hilmeIt OF his contract, and the department viii n
HtINt me l7ht L. order The article be- NAV dem
below stated. t-'-i-''t'
hrtlces not named m the schedule are 2. Do f1ru-
ished' AT the option q the Department a. ia. 49,,
market price. ~
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IA THE WENTWORTH
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ron DREDGI>,

4. =. ENGINEER OFFLrr,
JENNA. AEENJ p. Coz. OF n NEEFrNru -
-. - MA~HINGTON. u. G. IrrI. = i,-r
SEALEn PROPOSALS for dredRiu, ia M A.
= aIeth River "a, and tor dredging ana ~ =.
mgI nova OF wreck in the Nansem nj Rive. Va
VIII re received ~ tins Office until NOM a ~
after '- 90 h'''S tii'f'
Blank forms, sr@cihca,ions, Sc, can g.. hal N ,r
Jel26t ST. ALERT. o. : Civil E,sf-.ar
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ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT, PARK SEMI
NAEY.-The seventh annual commencement
of Park Seminary took place last night at
E-stTeet Baptist church, under the direction
of the principals, Mrs. g. W. COndIOn and
Miss Annie TOlman. The exercises consist
Ell OF music, select readings and original
essays ny the pupils of the graduating class,
Misses Recie BuShec. Alice Clapp, \ gneS
MCGTew, Carrie %. Pratt and Ida Sheriff
After prayer and music. salutatiOn was
read ~ the members of the junior class. The
first essay. WOman'S Successes in WOman'S
Sphere. was by Miss Recie Bashee: second.
- The Course of Nature is the Art of God"
by VI - Ida Sheriff. Miss Carrie o. Pratt
read an essay on the Pleasures of Ar, :" and
The essay of Miss Agnes Mctirew was enti-
tied The Centennial" All Of these ESSAYS
were of a high character. rejecting credit on
Alice C}app, was a fine composition, COM
binirg dignity of style with warmth of pX-
preston, and was elOQuently delivered
ellcitlES warm applause from those present.
NT- VIM. Stickney made the address To the
class. and the COmmi SSiOner of Education.
cen. John Eaton. conferred the diplomas on
The graduating class, as above. \ partial
diploma was Awarded 10 Miss Carrie Will
mans The musical features of the pro-
gTamme were very fine. comprising march
by Miss Lille Mc'ITew, Caprice Militaire1
lketteIer.} by Miss lila Sheriff: Faust.
Eantasie BTillIante,' Sydney smith, by
Miss Alice Clamp. Polka de Concert -
tHOfIman,1 b. Miss Recie Bu>hee. There
were also select readings. which gave great
pleasure To the audience. being rendered in a
very spirited manner. These readings Were
a. SalutdtiOn." tadapte1 } by Miss
CarTie Williams; Loves Labor Lost"
IbICkeES.l by Misses Jessie Richards and
Mamie Woodward; Moonlight Scene
tShasSpeare,) by Misses MOliie Jones and
Cora Chase.
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LINEN SUITS.

Brown Linen Duck Suits, and White
Linen uck Suits, W bite Sheeting Suits,
more than usually satisfactory, because Of
limited liability to shrink; Blue Linen
Check Suits.
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REAOY.MtDE
OUTFlTTING DEPARTMENT.
GENTLEMF.NS
BLUE Fl .ANNEL SUITS.

have these in various STYLES and quail
ties, all Of them fast colors, from 8 IL so
Per suit upward.
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HOWARD UNIvERITY CoNMEScEMESr
rev Dr Reeve, dean OF the theological he
partment, preached the baccalaursafa ser
mon AZ toward University on Sunday even
ing last TO four young men CONSTITUTING The
.it class that has graduated at this inStitu-
s .. Inc exercises OF the preparatory de-
irD, ny LOOK place last night in the chapel
under the direction OF Professor RicbarIs
ff.,r, Lpai OF the normal and preparatory de-
- -. .tt linen There were eighteeQ pupils
1870, -" ~ it'Siil4le who read essays. The eN-
SiNl>es Will continue this and tO-norroyy
- . l,I-, cocluding with the addresses OF
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AAFnTAeE LICENSES have been iSsrrel AZ
iolio'ss.--W Turner and Hester Warrer:
TTst5ilG,i Lewis and Sarstn Colbert; Johr
tloruan and Emma Parkinson. Grand
1lict enc Luelia CoOper.
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PATENTS TO RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLUMBIA.-The following patents have
Just been granted TO residents OF the District
Of Columbia: James Il. Peake, improve
ment on devices or clamps for stopping
leaks in water and other pipes assign6r 10
himself and Walton Brothers, of New York
city; Thomas j. w. Robertson, improve
ment i'm sash balances
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ORkNEV VGS, va,

80 s Twelve miles west Of Mount Jackson,
Valley Branch n. Il o r RI,
MI be opened for the reception Of Visitors from
MANAGEMENT Of in. WOODWARD, late of Raw
ley Springs, Val
This place has been greatly improved. and the no.
tes and cottages are equal to any, North or South
The waters have an established reputation 10
their wonderful curative powers. The Springs are
numerous and of great variety, viz: SULPHUR. Heal
ing, Sulphate of Iron and Magnesium, Chaly beate
Carbonate of IronD, &C.
Terms q board per day, s2.5O; per week, SIS; per
month Of % days. $50
Circulars can be had at W. II. h o. II. MORRT-
SONS Bookstore, Pennsy wanna avenue, between
41a and 9th SITS.
Ie4 I'm MOORE PERRY. Prnnria.n-s
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GREY WORSTED SUITS,

For Gentlemen's and offe red much be-
low value at 9 le per suit. Also, a few
very hne French Worsted FroCk and sack
Coat Suits in desirable mixtures at pleas
ing prices.
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BLACK FLANNEL SUITS,
Handsomely made and trimmed, and Of
Tered al attractive prices.
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BRANDT WAN>tON,
~ ESf DR. 4 a. o.

"a tHESA PEIkE BAY
Near Ann apOlis. Rooms elegantly furn.
isLed IN city style. From July LIST, fruit. veg-ta-
oles, ice, salt water bathing. boating, ysters N.
lnR, ard shade: two hours from washinEtop: mae
nihcent scenery. Fare S2.50<ound trip Terms
" to Is per week. For information address Mrs.
street Ii -,
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DIVORCED AND RFxARprr, 49,, ~
WANT To PAY The LAWYEe NJ -
BOnd has entered suit against M Enn,i.-
n. an keuth Tor counsel fees and costs nail
(sInounting altogether 70 ~fg5 in the e,sss 81
defendant against the hu>band-scficn ~.
divorce. Mr.. Bond prosecuted the snff ~ q
mai decree OF divorce, and subSooueDfI = no
parties obtained a license 10 remarry.
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rALBOTT HOUSE.
~ NBARNESVILLE, M0NTGOMERr CO.,

he undersigned having leased the above named
hotel Will be pre- pared this to offer superior
accommodations 10 Ladies aud Gentlemen VINO are
6ssirous TO sper the summer months in the country
The AIR Is pUre being located the Sugar loaf
Mountain 1t also Commands an extended view of
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrounding
country. Fishing and hunting in abundance Con.
nderable improvements have been made 70 the build.
Ing since last summer, such Is bath room, &C III IL
about half mile frem Barnesyille DEPOT on the q.
from Washington, ID. o.
Terms: 81 per das, and from ss to $40 per week.
CHILDREN under IL and ants half price For fur.
tner Hhormatlon Apply 10 or address c. A BAL
liza RAwLEY SPRINGS. - This 1on1Ier
~ and delightful summer resort, near ar
risonourg, Va, will be open on June /,
MsiaI With full desesiption, can ke obtained At
sonSnrs. Va n quo ~ sRottsCo1d Hotel Hsrri-
enc q National Bank, sos 9TH street, WsshingtOn,
nays m President Board Of pirscto,rs
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a.A COBBS' HOTEL.
Y:MY COBBS ISLAND, Va

This delightful Seaside Resort, situated on the
AtlaBtic Ocean, and celebrated for fine and safe surf
bathing, nshlng and sho. biting, is now open for the
option of visitors.
Terms So per day; SIS per week; $50 per month
of four weeks.
. Route From Washington by steamer - Jane
Mosey,' or Baltimore by Old Bay Line steamers, -
NoTfHlk, connecting with steamer IN. p Banks
Tor Cherry stone, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings, clock. COBB BROS. x CO,
lEul
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WHITE VESTS,
In Duck and Marseilles. single and double
breasted, with and without cellars. Prizes
right.
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PIN CHECK SUITS,

Nerg handsome, and made of the finest
English Cashmere imported. Extremely
low at $40 per suit.
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a FOUNTAIN DALE SPRINGS

This Summer Resort. situated six miles
m m b Tue Ridge Station. Western NarVlaul Rail-
road, I'VE reiles from Enimittsburg, Ma twelve
miles from Gettysburg, Pa, il unsurpassed Tor
health FOR particulars address the proprietor AZ
fountain Dale, Adams county. Pa
IeA-eolmf FRED MCINTYRE, prorria.,r
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THE LECTURE BY DR.. WERB. on "tha
Forces of Nature" at the 18th street Baptist
Church this evening, ought to bring out a
large audience. The subject is one of great
Importance, and we are assured that the
learned speaker is competent to do il full
justice. See advertisement.
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MEDALS FOR Music IN THE CoIoprn
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The annual examina.
IOn IN music IN the pubic schools for col
ored children in the cities of Washington
anu georgetown closed yesterday afternoon
AT me sumner building with Competitive
examination between the pupils attending
me preparatory high school and grammar
NO i: thlrd district, ana the medal was
awarded 10 the high school. The contest for
tne nrst prize or general melaI for music
was entered into by the pupils of the prepar-
atory high school and those OF primary No
., nrst district-the latter being composei of
pupils between the ages OF seven and ten
years-and the medal was awarded to the
iatter. The examination was at the reouest
OF tne music instructor, Prof John ESputa
eonducted by Messrs. Fred. Prospect Cnas
W. Egan and John Il. Sioussa
YOUNG WIPES SUIT FOR ALIMoSY.-
virginia Maud Johnson, a minor. filed yes-
terday by her father, Henry ~ St John. as
next friend. In the EquityC olrt. a bill against
Henry a. Johnson, TO whom she alleges she
was married on the 3lst of March Is73 az
Exeter-street church, in Baltimore by Rev
i. BOugherty. and that she has borne, the de-
fendant one child, Talbot Franklin Johnson.
She sets forth that her husband does not sun.
port her and his child, and is a clerk al a
drug store, and is in the receipt of a salary
OF at least so month, and She prays the
court 10 direct the payment OF a reasonable
sum 10 her for alimony. The case will be
Eeard next September
D..
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YOUTHS CASHMERE SUITS.
A good assortment at fair prices.

YOUTHS
WORSTED COATS AND VESTS,
A fine variety in Black and Blue
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AAA SURF BATHING.
IL: u POINT LOOKOUT SUMNER RESORT.
Hotel open June lst. For terms, &C., address
JAMES X. MILBURN BRO,
PrOprietors,
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BLUE YACHT CLOTH SUITS,

In variety of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and at bottom prices.
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AA4 SUMMER Hsrs sEs2ET AMONG THE
&e:X BU SH HOUSE,
g. BELLEFONTK, Pa.
microscopic views of Local Scenery 10 be seen A,
4I4 fenhsylv Snla avenue, and AS north 9Th
street For descriptive circular aud terms address
may lS-zm W. III. WILKINSON Co. PROOFS
LA. SUMNER RUING-Healih1
MAA Ylocation; near church aud post office: livery
A4 attendance on reasonable terms, me
scenery and good accommodation. Apply 20 WN
Il. IRISH, Waterford, Loudoun county Va. Je3 2w'
AAh POTOMAC HOTEL,
Use Y ST. MARYS CO., ND.
ms newly erected hotel. situated on ST. George.
Island, near the confluence of the Potomac and 81
George rivers viii be open for the reception ~
visitors June 18th. Filming, Boat-sailing and
Bathing in abundance. Persons DESTROYS Of visit
ing this hotel can take the steamer Jane Mosely 10
Piney Point, where boats will BE- ia readiness con-
vey them TO the Island The proprietors have sew
eral swift sailing boats which they furnish 10 Wis
itors free Of charge; Terms-S 50 per day, 10 per
week, So per month. For particulars apply 70
II. j. ADAMS BROS,
lel I'm Piney Point p. o., st. Mary Co., Nd.
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SKELETON SACKS,
In Bstiste and Flannel for summer wear.
BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
In fast colors, from So upward.
BOYS ENGLISH TWEED SUITS,
For the very low figure of s.. so per suit.
BOYS WORSTED SUITS.
Coat, Pants and Vest, for S12

In the largest variety. Sacks and Frocks
from 8 10up. Fine Frocks with Vests to
match from sic upward. Also, Drap
DEte Pants.
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Y.h MANASSAS, Va,
ksslk~k cltnated on the highest point on the Mid
land railroad ? miles from wsshington with morn
ing and evening trains each way Fare for rouDl I
trip, g IS. The hotel Is new with d0uble ntrcbas
the entire length. The rooms are well furnished,
ana tue olnlrg room cool and airy. The country is
a. healthy a. any in the world, and there ara no
musqultCes. Boa ders without children preferred.
gelO 5m FRANCIS J. CANNON. Propriafor
, 1875-02-27
SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REFINERS
AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.

We learn from an American paper that
the San Francisco sugar re6ners, by their
inventions and enterprise in refining the
crude and raw products from the planta-
tons of the Pacific Islands and those of
Sacramento and Santa Cruz, by utilizing
the excellent beet-producing soil of the
State in furnishing refined sugar. have
rendered the inhabitants of the Pacific
States not only independent Of Cuba for
crude sugar, but of the Atlantic States for
the refined article in all it's varieties.
Such is the result Of the vicious system
of protection. Imported sugar in the
United States is heavily taxed, but the
cane sugar of Louisiana and the beet OF
California escapes the duty, and is pro-
tected to that extent. Were this protec-
ton withdrawn not o cane plant would
be put into the ground in the Gulf State,
nor a beet would be cultivated for yield
ing sugar in the Pacific State; yet these
industries are arti6cially called into ex-
istepce, being subsidized by the contribu-
tors to the public revenue, only to be cast
aside Ito the ruin Of those engaged in
+bom\ when the laws of economic science
shall be better understood or better
oheved by the citizens of the giant
republic.-(Ib'd)'