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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-03-26

Constant EgfpiOJru eUt.-At home. male or female,
so a week warranted No capital required. Par
tiCulars and valuable sample sent free. Address,
with &C. return stamp, c. Ross, Wlliamsburgh n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
TIE GAIRES

POLICE tOURT--JHCtg6 S1eV.
To-day, David y. Thompson. for driving
Through funeral proce >SiOn: -. Betecy
Casey forfeited - collateral VIM SprnSSer.
dISorleriy conduct; - Fanny Miller was
fEtd sic for cUrSing. Margaret Russell: -
for same. Ages White a notorious charar-
TER, was fined - for diS0rdorly conduct Kate
Wells, maintaining a nuisance: - Della
Thomas. same: -. John Hammich all ALA :
Edward Gray. lOng-haiTed gypsy looking
fellow, was tined "a for striking Emma
stewart samuel Smith. larceny of fOlr
hltCUaSh brushes: "a or thirty DAYS in
jail. George VI. BuateIeT. a baker. charged
with assault and battery on Willie Good
win. little hoy. The testimony was that
CONF ldiI ant found a ticket tor a loaf of
hreau. which BoatSler'S driver had lost. and
presented il at the bread shop for bread.
when defendant accused him with coming
dishonesty by il. and knocked him down
and beat him; so and costs. john Roach
assault and battery on John Helen: -
RIVAL DENTISTS.
Hiram V. Demstcr. threats to Amos pra-t
IueN%;ire TWO dentists. doing business in adj
joining apartments in the same house The
testimony showed that a feud exists between
about getting each others customers: that
Pratt stationed cOiOred Servan: at the bot
tom Of the steps 10 direct visitors to his
office. which DemSteT did not like. and he
threatened 10 take PrattS ears of: 800 bond
10 keep the peace. DenSter was also nneI -
and costs or twenty days in Jail tor assault
Ing Pratt in another case.
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LOCAL n EW s.


TIe street lamps will be lighted % nj got al
81 IT and eNtlnguiS he'd at 10 u m
Secure good opera or he'd glass 3.
ECnpieT'S auction sale tonight.
Web 4 Beverid%e sell Filters that ma ke
IN foTasT sIss rIe ene 3seiev VIII
On an excursion forty miles down the 1--WE
tomorrow. leaving her wha-l at 250 p m.
Bishop CummIuS. OF the Reformed EpiSCO-
raj Church. j. expected tc arrive in Wash
iEE;On uis evening and preach in Lincoln
Hall Tomorrow
TDc Mary Washington makes her second
cheap sunday excursion to- Vernon Springs
tomorrow Music, speeches, authorizations
OI bCard- See al.
At n meeting of Northern Pacific railroad
t"IdEOiteTS yesterday afternoon at Clarx'S
LaI a. resolution was submitted specifying
ILOtiuCailCnS to be asked for in the order of
JTdge Chapman in relation TO the diStribu-
IioI. OF proceeds o. sale. but action was post
Tor ~ until the next meeting.
The tNTIgEfS Of fythIaS WRO PURPOSE to
visit PhIiade iThIa during the session of the
SUp-eTue Lodge next year have formed 4
dim association for the purpose. OF which tine
follow ~ officers have Uten elected: Jos. I
h Plant. president George \. HauselI, see
FtlaIE Joseph = Martin. treasurer
TIE festival al Willard EaIl for the benefit
'f - Paul Free Episcopal Church could
rot - continued to-day a. the decorations
had 20 De removed To prD pare the hall for
church services tomorrow. The entertain
Tenf was brought 70 a successful close last
evening.
Tue funeral Of tire late John johnson. who
CIed in Baltimore 81 Few days ago. took place
yesterday afternoon. and was attended bv
many friends. TIE body was iuterreI AT oak
Eill. Rev. Mr.. DaShieI, Of Nckendree
tE%Ttl. offiCiIte,!. Yesterday the Oldest In
Eab.fauts passed resolutions OF respect TO mis-
memory.
No ORDER had been Fece we'd AZ the ~ i!road
Offices ia Tins city Up 10 This morning for
change an the rate OF passenger fares from
" Arlington 10 Baltimore ana the western
tiles. 80 J.sat the prices 81 tickets on the Il.
= e. and Pennsylvania roads and cOnueC-
t'".~ az" fLt same a> tuev were before the
.ETesneIt which terminated Tie RAILROAD
vsf
SyIl.iuGr0I sends advance copies of S,rib-
'.sF.' N.t'tH ard s. .Nictofr, for JuIy. a:I
fsaFI .r.s EG-n- fer July Eel. NcF.slgs has an
article UTuE Charles sumner ny \. Il John
sOi.- Dis private ~eCretaTy- in which there i
an interesting conversation between sum
Ier aGd BT. yelling upon art matters.
European politics, letters, ana public AMI
literary men.
Yesterday afternoon. between and
. C.s"k. a couple of young gentlemen from
70 . more ON visit To- lui~ city. concluded
Z" take q >aIi and procured a small sail boat
= 80! street wharf upon reaching the chan
rel ~ the iT-eudI AMI Cjr>boro' the vessel
w"S c1T~il-d. TIE occupants were rescued
~ f-' yacht Americas and properly carci
~
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A L Elk A n d RI A.

SUIT BFCIDFD.-Tne suit of Colun buS
Alexander. Of Washington, against George
W Harrison and wife. to set aside q deed OF
trust To ETaStuS POG lSOn as trustee for the
beBtEt OF sand wife. on the ground that the
defendant, George w. Harrison had pur-
chased certain property with his own funds
and had The convey anCe maIie in truSt for his
VIE, and that the conveyance WAS void as
10 the plaintiffs clam. which amounts To
$1,000, was decided in the Corporation Court
this morning, the judge sustaining the va
lldiiy of the deed OF trUst. II was held that
The Iunds given by POulSCn to HE defendant
10 make The payments upon tine property for
ms VIE, Gid not thereby become Ve> ted in
MN, bat were clothed with the trust to be
applied for the wile's benefit. This case was
argued at the April term by NeSSrS. II. ..
CldnghtGn tor the complainant and Francis
J.. Smith Tor the defendants. Tine complain-
AM q kcu Tor a stay OF execution for - days.
I" allow time for an application for an ap
peal, which time was granted.
MASONIC ELFCTION-At cOmmunica-
ton Of Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 10. y.
l.. and 4. F.. held at their hall last night. the
following officers were elected To serve for the
ensuing twelve months. r.. II. O'Bricn. wor-
shlpful master; r.. y. Downham. senior war
den, Edgar Wariield. juniC- warden: Geo. F.
steiner. treasurer; and James l.. \ lexanIcr.
secretary.
CONTRACT AWARDED.-The Alexandria
Wafer Company. This afternoon. AWARDED
The contract for riprappiUg their new re-
SerVOir with hard stone 10 Adams Han
ner n Co, for Sl.2J per square yard.-Ciu-
-stte. lsH.
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G. EOR G. ETC W n,

EDUCATlONAL.-The annual commence
merl OF Georgetown college will take place
on Thursday next, the 18th instant. al 10 20
a. m. and the closing exercises OF the
Academy OF the Visitation on Friday. the
ON instant, al O'Clock in the evening. Tho
closing days OF the GEORGETOWN public
schools Will take place as follows. TnoSp o.
the primary grades on Monday next. DIST
instant: those OF the secondary grades On
Tuesday. 23d. and the grammar and inter
mediate schools Oh Wednesday, I'd.
Y DANG EROUS HOLE exists in the wool
pavement Of Bridge street. at the crossing of
Washington street, which should be iIulnr-
diately repaired.
RIVER AND Ved-Stearner
Sue, from Baltimore, 10 J 6. a J. VI. Waters.
y Tn cargo Of general merchandise: Schur.
susan scranton. from Baltimore 10 Hartley
d Brother, with 1000 bundles paper for gov
eminent printing office. and assorted mer-
cl.audl>e for District merchants. Cdual-boaf
y. VI. Talbot. with LOCO bushels corn for II
VI. Talbot; boat Round Top. with 500 bush
els cement for j. G.. Il J. VI. Waters Bv rail-
TOad-.,J0 bushels wheat for H. NJ Talbot
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THE TRIAL or JEHoMEJ. UIyns.

III 4 TRIAL cr j. EISDS.
After our report OF the trial OF jerome j.
Kinds, charged with cOrTupting a govern
mont officer. IF. &. ,Channel} closed in the
CTminai Court yesterday
Hon. Charles Pelham was recalled for the
defence. and after teStifying that Richard
Pond sent him q number of proposals for
carrying the mails from Roe RfoTt. i'm CoOSa
county. Ala, into ElmOre and TrllaDoOSa
courtles. in the name OF Pond and Wilson
or Wilson and Pond.
The arguments to the jury fOllowed-Judge
lsher opening for the government and Mr..
Hine speaking for the defence.
To-day, Mr. Cook concluded his ar yument
Tor the accused. and Mr.. Spence was deliver
ing his closing his argument for the govern
ment when our report closed,
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The CoIorea public schools.
CLt~IN'. ENEECISFS OF THE PEEPARAT0RI
men SCHOOL.

GIt-INt. ENEECISFS or THE PREPARATORY
men SCHOOL
TIE closing exercises cr the Preparatory
I.5sU >ci,coI foT coIOre,s children in the cities
- Washington and Georgetown We're hell
yesterday afternoon. at the Sumner school
budding. corner 18th and Vi streets north
west There were large number Of visitors
present bu the pIaf form were SuperfnfpDd-
eIti> G.. r. J. Coos and J. q. Wilson. Tru> tees
HOysy. Smith. Hart. BROOKS. Mitchell AMI
Ferguson disqualification +. Richards.
tX-TTUSt. y Lewis. zen. Blrncy, Professor
J. VI Iapg>lon. Professor iIaDiCl, Rev.
Father faTotti. Of II. Martins church, and
ctheI~.
TNA.IIN ALTON.
Tie prompt and confident manner in which
lie pupils answered difficult questions III
then >'udleS was noticeable. Tie examine
non was conducted hy the principal. Mis-
" J. Patterson and her assistants. VI >SeS
NJ l. Robinson, l. +. Barnes and e.. T.
Park. and was ON the plan OF what is known
- "IolIC questions Glasses We're exam
med IL English grammar. physical ge0grd-
Bhv. reading. algebra. geometry ana trig0-
HotetTy. ia ali OF which the pupils shovel
ECoo progress.
Interesting historical and musical eXer-
'iee> > tEeIUp-!> followed.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
Inc M ais and certificates were then
awarded Uy Gen. R-ruey. Gen. HOvpv. Prof
Ia, ->toU and superintendent Lang -tOl. a $
fellow
For spelling, to- Eliza Wilson. Annie Z.
Brown Charles StcItGe and Fanny = Er..ra-
SyI--x. Litt etou r. Tay lo~ and Matilda
WLt'-e-- Tor grammar. TO Dora r. Barker.
l,c>a / Jones, Mary l. SyphaN and FreI
q IsN'tl~- for vocal music. To- clara Da -iS
IT, first HDror GOLD metals. We're AWARDED
To- Matilda Wheeler. COneliI \. Pluknev.
Emma J. Richardson ami Eta Il. Moses
CERTIFICATES were given To the following
I'll is - Martha T. Brewer. Mary \ Jones
Emma r Merritt. Carrie F.. Pryor. John r.
Freeman Hiram r. GRAY. Edward J. Mason,
element g. Morgan, William II. Smith
Agnes y Harris Mary r. Syph3x. Fanny
:. Bruce, Mary l. Rea>Dn, Fannie T. Brad
ioTd. James .. Wright. Jane :. Norris. Dora
r Ban ker. Fannie COstiu. sara J. Jones
Mary = Fletcher. Anna y. Geary, Helen &
KICKS. George VI. Cook, William RI. Thomas
-istcOt q. ~fTaUtHeT. Ella Y. Campbell, Mar
"a" r Bruce, Florence T.. Brown. Hester W
Robinson Mary J. PAGE. Margaret Lewis.
susan Lewis. John II Pdyuter. Mary J
Iacn~OT. Lima n Jones. Anna VI. savoy
Katie lows Sarah Moore. Mary Mcdonald
Mary IL znm5U. Addison Syplax. Hester
Robinson. Annie l.. Brown, Rosa Jpnc-.
A''NaIcer >hiPIeu. P8Tthcuia WOOtSoOn.
STAR 90 honor the gllt Of the Old Board OF
t'i"ftd school, Trustees. were presented 20
i }ut~ Wright and Miss Florence Grown for
I|rlI- shown the greatest proficiency i'm
scholarship during the school wear ISI5-l
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Letters From the People.

EDITOR SrAR:-win not Col. Luoy order
every hydrant and stOp-cock to be turned on,
and recommend all taps in private houses to
Toe left running for II to y hours, to see If we
cannot dilute the ''hshy taste" OF the POto-
mac water, 80 that we may not be forced TO
so extensively patronize the bTewerieS? As
our supply is from the Potomac. there is no
danger or running ShOr'. which would he a
blessing, as the less the better" such as il
IS. WEDGEwoOD PEsTLE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-.I,uors far Nsr' TJn-
The June term of this court will ne con-
vened on Monday next hv JuA.e NacAr-
thur. The following are the jurors:
Grand .i5aTJ-SamUel Key. Benjamin X.
Ma yield, Joseph L. Savage, Peter II. HDOe,
Samuel Goodman, John Battle, Easpar
Kreessi, Augustus LeprcuX, Germo1d Gran
dan. W. y. Fuller, John r. Young, q r0rge
l.. Sheriff, Robert II. Graham. =. \. Oar
nellie. Lewis J Davis. Andrew Swartz :. T.
q. Morseil. Francis Lamb, Alfred Jones.
Henry Johnson. James Birch, Michael Il.
Combs and James A. TAFT.
Fet4 J,TcrS- Michael Tally. VIM. ]. Will
son. Chas kiOman, Peter VI. Dabtnt. T. \
Richards. Chas g. BAH. Byron A. Ei'Ider,
Say les j. Bacon. John II. Small wood. Levin
j: Cartwright ThOs. Il. Riley. w. u. Hilton.
John ID. Magill, john W. TEonp SOn, Jas s.
TOpham. Noble ID. Larner, Geo. fl Plan J.
JAS. G.. NavlOr, Andrew j. joyce. John NJ.
Jameson. Robert II. Hunter, r. Il. Clark
and Jos. II. Jackson.
ST. DONINIC's MALE SCHOcLs-The an
nnal eNamIT alton of these schools took place
yesterday. over 700 pupils being present, and
was conducted by the Rev. Fathers Sheridan
ana Powers, . Z. The answering OF the pu-
pills III the different subjects on which they
were examined was marked by a thorough
knowledge OF their studies. and was fayOTa-
bly, commented upon by tine reverend exami-
ners. In reading. spelling, ana mental arith-
metjc good progress was shown. amt in an
cient and modern history The higher classes
eNhltiied considerable proficiency. Al the
close Of the examination the teachers Mr.
Il m ~ 9r-l y
ceived the congratulations OF the reverend
professors for their success.
TAN-BILLs.-To the property-hOlGcr a tax
bill IS "a necessary evil, but coming in the
shape OF a bill for special improvements il is
StHii OF !arse percentage of its tarrOrS by
j q. nv A 20 W 1 Ct,
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GITY IT Z s.

MOTHERS. YOUR ATTENTION. We have
reduced The Prices OF CnIliren's Clothing
fully % Per cent.
\. CAKS & Co. S16 It'll street
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THE advertisement in this issue or our
paper, Of MessTS. Fitch, Fox X Co, regard
iES tie care of property and collection of
rents, is Of special interest TO property hold
ers about leaviu. the city.
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District Government Affairs

y street lamp has been ordered Or 3. be-
lNt's Jet AMI 80 streets northwest.
>TEFET IMPROVEMENT.
= rts'-@tlru OF property holders on 18th
>'lsr -"utlwe>i va tct on tine District Com
t..~-.o,tI> to-day 90 ask that that street. be
tween street ~p.th ard Maryland avenue.
- I&E.,. with concrete. and were informed
tnft orders hsit already been Il ven in accord
aIce with ti.s.T unanimous wishes. This eN-
lsf~.au - rendered necessary to preserve
w"TN already executed il that locality ami
20 U.ss b., ts.e Improvements Corlufrta as cl..-
tsMEI@fsd iu rhe pri-iua. contract D.. tine
L's1' %. i""ile %or.-.
TIrF SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC TrPv-Z- ERIN
o. Ea. more celebrate their fWsDtv-nfth an
f.lEEr-aIr r1 NOr.lav next. The Columbia
Trrf.- Nr4r.u uf tlIS city will cave here tn
Hs'rrpW rp participate i'm The celebration.
cams .E- with them their beautiful banner
If..Ut facts rel ar Gs5r~ic. Germany al e.
s'-j OBJ ~ltau On their arrival ga BatimDr.
icy WI h~ escorted 10 She Turn hall, on
w. Balluofs street. Al n O'Clock the
't~f-lH. ebuErUfTuu Will meet. and in the
EVtu-Iz e ~DciabIe meeting viii he he'll in
lac hail tn Monday there VIII be q grand
l.fa'.t 20 Baltimore. followed by = festival.
N".Esti" IriEs> have been furnished and
WI ur competed lDT by tie Turner.
T. Ire month OF August e national turn
festival is 70 he held IN New YORK.
TIIF Closing FxEECI~ - sT Miss clifton
SotCul. OU IItI street. between n street and
Aa>>asiu~ett~ avenue, took place ye>terIa =
afternoon before a large audience of friends.
MISSES Ada Miller. Carrie Heller. = ggie
l'aNit>- Florence Davies. Louisa Belts and
Dora tIf-ou contributed TO the entertain
met ty WuSlcSl selections ami Interesting
t>,ay>- Il~~ Clare Davies and Master 10 /.
l.ti'te T'vtcd pOeticJl selections. Masters
lie Little ami CiaUfe Clifton reclt-d
81 'sUe. AND Master Ne. willie Lamb rem
tered ION t.e piano the oxen Walt"
Mss Chiffon distributed hand SOM books
"if portfolios - -Iffs and premiums, and n
itttTE receive many Moral offerings
o
lUF t.EgoERN /pUAVFS met o. Wei
i'~oS t..-itt and tetal1n ncst 10 appear in
Li'.r new uult' Tm and visit Ba! im0re ;, - =
l'h'ttT I-th next, ~ participate IA the an
=, =, .tlsdry celebration. Of the battle Of north
INT The new uniform consists Of gfav
49, .',,t and pants, trimmed with F-sI and
-''--.' s'.' = about On" SAM a thar I,sra. -
i't' VII nE the officers. THcy Will b. a.
CONF s,i'iel nv their drum CORPS. AMI vii
carry iEv ...lit 81 CG,Os~ presented Tn Then,
DO l-.- tE W W. tOrcoFstu. The officers "a
In>.TU 7. h. Plant. captain. \. ". EsiIy
ii~t lieutenant, y y. t,lfnmif,S. second listI
fsraIt. and J. y. Patterson, brevat sa.,1i
i- tftEsHI.
lFr rTHD GOLD. coral. amefi1ySt ant
ftc@.e silver i.gvciry. received at Pigs. on
Jle avenue near ! = street.
e
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UATs.-The newest styles of White and
Brown StTaws. and Soft and Stiff Light FeItS
for Gentlemen. Boys and Children. opening
To day at Lewis Popular One Price Store, :
$50 1lh street. between and *.
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RIAL ESTATE SALRs.-ThoS. r. Wagga
man. 10 1th street, sold on Wednesday last
forN T.. EdmOnstOn, trustee. lots lss I3p / 10
and l4l. each improved by 2-stOry and base
n'eut trick house, situated on Myrtle street
Tor - go also. lot 15I. with same improve
Il.glS. for > eco.
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EMOvAL.
~ The ONCE OF the LYC0MING FIRE INSTR
hNCE COMPANY has been REMOVED 10 Roono ~
50, lie Droit Ending, corner of aud stb sfrss-s
This stsunoh old Company has been in operatio -,
thirfy-fye years. Net assets SIS $50 go N
eFE S.6VsSkLk BARB, Aseut,
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FOR THE CONVENIENCE Of those who are
unable 10 attend during tho day a special
auction sale by MeSSrS. DuncauSon Bros
auctlOneerS. of fine linen goods ladies' un-
cefWear, linen handkerchiefS, English and
American hosiery, q large assortment OF
Hamburg edgingS. &c, will be held at the
store of MeSSvS. Fiszen * Co. 42S 9th street
northwest. this Saturday evening. com
nerCing att y O'Clock. The attention of the
ladies' exclusively is called 20 this sale o.
tne goods. Every lot offered peremptorII ?
~8id.
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IFr Pad GOLD. coral. amethyst. ant
fic~.e -l.ycr isvciry. received at PTigz-S. ON
t4le tye.4as. near Z. street.
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NsEE g EEyTErDSE sell excellent -f-frr-
I--.l~ 90 uaLCElctrTyvs' prices.
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lahors ten times more than the hand: and u
be relieved OF COTns, BuDiops, Iugrowins
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DR.
Whites establishment, No $50 18th street
opposite the Treasury.
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid ON deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier & Co, Bankers, lIl6
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. h.1I.enI.
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|, 4 THE WENTWORTH

Ia THE WENTWORTH.
HMf trst class Summer HsteI itusted in
As:AR Newcastle N. III miles from Portsnlou.h
VIII open Tor the june 10Th, under the manage
ment OF CAMPBELL CHASE. All the rooms in
the house are desirable, and the Ocean and River
Bathing, Sailing Fishing aud Riding facilities I'm.
surpassed For further Information ipauire 81
1HakLES y. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth,, N IA or
CHARLES III. CHASE, - North Market street
Boston, Mass. an9. w. q -
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by IuSnecfOr
PiOWmau to-day are as FOL lows :-Rpb't John
son and j. II. Green three two-StOrv frame
dwellings, Is by = feet, east side 13tn, he
tween : and L streets northwest: =. 100. 10
Seph woodward. a twO-StOry frame dwell
ing. west side Delaware avenue between NJ
and streets southwest; 5000. j. w. ShiveS
twO-StOrY brick house, north side l. be
tween 81 and Ith streets northeast, $500 Ed
ward CaStell. three twO-stOry brick dwell
ingS, 10 by p feet, west side nth, between II
and T. streets southeast; - go. John O.
Waters. two two story brick houses. Is by b
feet, east side 9Th. between q and X streets
northwest; $1,000 Also. a twO-Stpry brick
dwelling. - by 80 feet. south Sile Washing
ton. between ith and 9Th and q and II streets
month west. : 500.
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4 rALBOTT HOUSE

@s BARNESVTTtE, h5NTGoh,ERY CO,
A.4akA MARYLAND.
4 he undersigned having leased the above named
Hotel VIII be prepared the to offer super I
accommodations 10 Ladie. aud Gentlemen "a a, are
GssTous 10 spei the summer months IN the country
HE air l. pure, being located near the Sugar bat
~ on, taln ~ also Commands extended yiew 81
The Blue Ridge Mountains and the surrouadiaa
country. Fishing aud hunting in abundance. CON
slce able lmproN ements have been made L. the build
ing since last summer, such n bath room sC D. l.
about Dali mile from GAINESVILLE de pot on he Ne
tr"polltan Railroad, and one hours ride on the crs
from W ashington. ID. c.
-, Terms; - per day, and from ss 70 $40 per week
children under II ants half price For fur.
ther Information apply 70 or address {. A BAL
LII ,, GAINESVILLE sut g0meTy CO., Nd. ml9-tSl~
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DIR. C. W. BENsoN's celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly To cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
30 cents a box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists. and Charles StOtt & Co, $50 Penn
Sylyania avenue Washington. Ct col.
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For Moth Patches. rockies and Tan ask
yOur druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face. Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Tl'S ITlpToCed COBlettOa,e and PinlDle Rem
e,fy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
y. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5,5l:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S219, ego. 412-swt
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AAA Cot SThY BOARD The CLIFTON
AYHOUSE is open for the summer. Those
AS:&E4 who wish a pleasant home, in a healthy
AID beautiful location, with the best Of railroad
entities, should apply early. Address Proprietor I"
81 Clifton Statiou- Fairfax Co. Va. MAY 8 sm
liza RAWLEY SPRINGS. This popular
Ye6A and delightful summer resort, near Har-
sl61 rlsonburg, Va. will be open June 4,
la15, under the management of MAJOR q. b. Luck
Circulars. with full desert ptOn, be obtained Al
Major C. v. Luck, of "cpottswoOd Hotel" Harri-
scnburg, Va, or Of Mr. Geo. G. Wedderburn, Sec
Ond National Bank, S09 9Th street. Washington
ID. =. A. b. IRICk,
maI6 I'm President Rnard ~ Niractnr.
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IA R0CkBRinSE ALUM SPRINGS, VA

GAYJAMEs A. FRAZIER, Pr0rrietor.This
Ak4 celebra;ed watering place. with q capacity
% oV' opens JUN 4. Persons should bear IN mini
though th there are innnmeIsble alum Springs ia
ihe sate TINS Is the fountain that celebrity T.
Alum wafer" and a. Dr. Cobel says. " None have
been able TO compete with the Rockbrilge Alnm
deuca.D oosa-.,-
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AT
EABLE BR0S.. eth and d Sts.
SALES WILL BIZ FORCED.
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AAA HEALING SPRINGS.
A.Rl W. Il. BISHOP, PR0PRIEroR.
DE-. NJ. II. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHY>ICfAN,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
The deservedly popular Summer Resort viii Re
opened Oh the FIRST DAY Oh JUNE Tor tie re-
CeptiuH Of visitors.
There will be a reasonable Deduction TO parties
who wish 10 make this their home for the summer
ror pamphlets and circulars giving a more minute
Gecr ptlon II the Springs and the way OF getting 70
them, apply TO Messrs. PURCELL, EAUU s Co..
hlclnEG nd or 10 ne al he Springs. Get your tick
ei5 10 tONlngun from al points. where there viii De
close connection with fine stage ue direct 10 lie
Sprlrgs over a beautiful mountain road.
N.Y. i'm W R. BISHOP. Prnrri.Inr