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NATIONAL UNION FIRE ms. CO.
OF WASHINGTON

Cash Capital, Qlo0 .op 70; surplus, eos SIS =.
Lssx,s Real asd Pessoset Property tAs nsosf ysa.
s0aabk TERMS.
Omce, Gas Louisiana avenue frst door go - m
street. OnARLEe KNAPP, President.
GEO. W. RIGGS, Vice President
.eH,S%n IRssiasnes; go :trs:s no!th.s.s
osse s .s,iis: 90 sSSfISSssfkss n 4 "a9wr
elAlty, for = cent?. They are the Hlovc9 Of Smoko
ISst rsss 81 49, extra Aas 0oHoaA. ssains =
llSo 3 strsse anA I3o m strsSe northwest.
Sign a u Big Clock
Al osoo0o q ua1y lrOs teAl-lv
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BANKERS.

r. McB. TlMONEY & CO.,
1Is BANKERS,
Have removed their Banking House to LIE DROIT
BUILDING, corner sth and streets.
They are prepared to do o general Banking bust.
ness receive Deposits subject to check al sight, draw
Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia end New York,
Buy and Fell Foreign Exchange, and make Collec.
lions on all points. ap?9-tr
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A e I u u l. O 9 Y /.
MADAME ROSS.
EDUCATIONAL.

! UNIVERSITY OF SIRGINIA.-SUMMsR
< La W EEC1C hES hire weekly } gin 18th u ly,
l6f5, and eed 18th sept Have proved of signal use
ls-to students designing TO pursue their stuies
tl. or other law school; 2dto those who propose TO
study priv ateiy; 3d-to young practitioners Who
have lot had the adv anita &c of y stematc n-trc.
uon. For circular apply (P. Uniyerity Of Yir-
gina, to JOHN b. MINOR.
je9-m. w film Prof. Com and Stat Law
lsE. PEhhBEAU TEACHES PIANO, hhH
~ MCSY aud the Culty alton Of the Voice. Al.
dress al Nrs RElCHENBACH s Piano Store, No
423 18th street northwest. declf "
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IS.
IA STl1UTE for young ladies, 81 New York ave
Due northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.
pal. Seventh annual session begins On tho l4th Of
September, 1874. ang2sl
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INR. ROB ERTsON,

hR. ROBERTSON,
~ Ais 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVE-.
From long perience in both hospital and private
practice, Will guar antee L in ali Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, GoDorThoa elect, Structure, Sykh-
Ills and SpeTmatorrhea. Case of GcnnOrrhoes re-
Gently contracted cured in 70 Gays. Sy philis in all
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the use Of mer
curry. SpeTmstorrhoa, brought on by excuses and
abuse Ia youth, causing loss of memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness impotency,
Gus irrItabiiity, symptoms OF mp,iou, indses
ton: palriaton OF the heart pains In back, dmness
Of sigh; OF gddiness evil forebodings, self distrust
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
Or: r., located for many years at 19 5. Eutaw ~
Baltimore, Md, has consented, after many soiicits
lions by his w ashington patrons, TO open perma-
nent Office in that city. where he may be Consulted
every ednesday and Saturday in each week, from
to9p mar9ly
ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, case Of Mhoeping Cough that cannot
be cured By 'BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hosrsenese Sore Throat, Group, and sl Broa-
sna b. u fs s 1 e
the proprietor, 1919 st. northwest. novl-ly
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-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
STORE AND DWELLING ON NORTHWEST
COkNkR OF 7IH AND y STREETS.

hND
COkNhR OF 1IH AND Q STREETS.
~ Under and by virtue of a deed Of trust bearing
80 date the 2sth day Of January, is-s. and recorded
ia Cber !U. folio az, the undersigned Trustees viii
SELL At public auction, in front OF the premises,
FRIDAY, June Us, ISIS, at q o'clock .. m, all OF
Lot one Il, in Brentls subdivis ON of Square four
hundred and twenty (4sel, in Washington city, ID. C.
Thi. LOT |. improved by q nearly rev three-story
Brick Building on the front of the hot and hne
Brick Stable on the rear.
Terms of sale: One third cash. the residue 10 six,
twelve and eighteen months from oay OF sale. for
which purchaser give his notes. bearing Inter
est 10 per cent per annum the deferred pay ments
to be secured by deed Of trust he property sof
or all cash. at OPTION Of the purclAser 20 Is be
paid hen bid il accepted. IL terms Of sale are not
comKlied " ith in FIVE days from day OF eale. the
Trustees reserve right resell y; rlsk and Cost Of
SE9s; Ef5AErdPSL sys'k ,rru..eo..
iel6 eokds IT. GOODWILL, SalesIa. n.
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DAOk -CHINA,GLASSWARe, BROEZEs,
Etc packed in the best manner on short mo-
tice. All work warranted. Address Packer, !"
et1 Omce. mayel-lm
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AUCTION SALES.


"WEDNESDAY. June 16, at O'Clock ,. m, Q
three story Brick Dwelling on street southeast.
"WEDNESDAY, June 10th, At O'Clock p. m >,
chancery sale Of three two story and basement brick
dwellings on Myrtle street.
SATURDAY. June Is, at s O'Clock ,. m, o neat
two story Brick House, No. 800 I'D ST., bet. Pa.
and st INV.
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PERSONAL.

THE DEFENDANTS OF JOHN JENNINGS.
4 who eEigT atod to Frederick s5Urg, Va, about
IVA, will hear of something to their advantage by
address, with enclosed stamp, Post Office Box
J25, Georgetown. l.. c. jel7 st.
ENERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
4 those 81 Bslmorals, pair Gore Buskins, fer
the house, al 75c. Also, Kid Slipper at the low
price Of 15c., worth 81. Please call through the
week, at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania ave
nue. Jel--tr
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HOTELS.

NEW EUROPEAN RESTAURANT,
~ 9O4 SIREEr, OPP. Masonic Temple.
ARMAND BODIV.
Comfor table and elegantly furnished ROOMS.
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Wines and
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars.
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner and
supper parties. Jel5-ly
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR RENT-Furnished Rooms; 30. stree
Il northwest, Mt. Vernon Place jeleS'
E0RsALE; OR wILLEXCHANGE FOR GOOD
DIV BLING. 10 rooms, gas and water, bath room.
ri,ss =, ~ S,n cay Arpiy to l. M 9R-
EoR RENT-Seyeral eight-ro0m modern BRICK
Il HOUSES on the new Boulevard, eth and
YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
je5 I'm lie Droit Building.
EOR RkNT-Ths best BRICK DWELLING in
Il Wash'ugtos for the price; nine rooms; all MOI,
r. A PHILLIPS,
Ie5 I'm COS 18th street northwest.
FOR BENT-yery desirable three story manssri
6Soi HWi -; AZ T.,iern convenielces: SIS 81
FOR REN1-The whole of the SECOND FLOOR,
o1n.,snng OF SIX rooms al eqmmunicStlng,
Mith bath room on sane foor Wi be rented ysry
party Of gentlemen intending 10 pend the sUnmer
y he s s,,y VIII be rented separately or tog,hsr;
For sALE-A neat fye-room HOUSE with 4 go
feet Of ground, and building the that
rents for 50 per month; fencing Payements. &C. in
street cars and three squsre from the market also,
water in the grounds. Price, 81 800; small cash
pay ment and balance on long time. Apply on prem
ises, at ego street northwest. msyn 5g'
FOB sALE-CBEAP-A very desirsble BUILD
nns IN sra, On npsSn see o. osL"een s,n
streets northwest ma-isly
I'm f;s ift {. slf Sis . . aofes on 20
mile Of station, on W. / q. railroad Location high
and healthy: good house and barn apple aud p ch
orchards; never failing stream of wafer aud springs:
suitable for dairy, truck, or fruit. VII lie rented
Tor the season after April 2Jth. Apply to
JASNEY & HOGE.
APP Sln $50 Peunsy ivanis avenue.
EOR sALE-HoUSEs sic NJ street, s 500; gOs
Il ID street, SlS,te); No. 14I2 9TH street north
west, nine rooms; 5000. Also, a two-story Brick
RESIDENCE, corner 5:h and q streets northwest
Price, 1900; No. Is Massachusetts, Avenue, north
west, Us monthly paymentsi aud large Eun;ber
Of Others in aiiparts Of the city. -
EDWIN J. SWEET,
n.ar23 SIN GIL 18th street northwest.
EOR EENT-FEDERAL BUILDINGS, ccrrec
y and 9TH streets northwest, OFFICES snd US-
FURNISHED ROOMS, singiy and 10 salts, from 8 .
to 80. @. PRENTiSS. Agent. Boom Nos isnl1.tr
EOR SALE-A large, very comfortable, Old fash.
i Toned BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, situated 90
the corner of Bridge aud Frederick streets, George
town, ID. g.. large and attractive. Terms reasonable
and low. WILLIAM TYLER.
octk-eou tbs 18th street
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.,
BANKRRS,

Lgus CIRCULAR NOTES and LEfrIRs OF
TIE available in al the princiPa cities also,
HeSSPa rs Str VS. IF
CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, AIxICO, CHINA
JAPAG, &c. Accounts Of Banks Bankers and 9th
oyS received. tanem ~ fly
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LOST AND FOUND.

ReWARD.-Lost, on the Eth inst , a Masonic
~ MALTESE CROSS. with full name and No
Cf chapter and C"mmsndeTy. Above reward if re-
turned to this Office. Irl}2t-
l OST-On the evening If the lrh inst at Walls
- Opera House, or between there and 9Th street
and Market Space. a TRiNkET CHAIN, with gold
paddock key and seal. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving il 1T W. Il. MOSES, 7th st.
and Market Space. JelS-3t*
i OST-iune 10Th, two Board of Audit CERTIFI-
- GATES: No. l5-G3i in name Henry Lybrsnd, for
ga 81. and No. l5.9i in name w. NJ. Gait, for
S2lH. All persons are warned against purchasing
said Cefflhcatcs, "a they negotiable unless
endorsed by the parties in whose name. they are
drawn. A sritafpe reward viii he given if returned
t. CHAS. +. WOLLARp, no b 81. NV. jel3 2ts
L Osr-On the night of June IL. h, az Odd FeIIOws
Ia Hall, one GOLD BRACELET The finder will
be literally rewarded by eaSing it at 1905 "a
street. iel7-2rr
II OST-On Tuesday night, June sjh, ISIS. sup
posed 70 have dropped from one OF the wagons
PAT AGE containing Specifications to Draw
ings. The package is worthless 10 any one but the
owner, and liberal reward will te paid by leaving
II at the Adams NpTcss office, No. 22a Pennsvl-
ania avenue. GEO. W. MOSS, Agent. jeI6 81
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LOANS Oh REAL ESTATE
$500, $500, ol.0o6. 500, 5000, and AsyOp
Per CENT ier negotlating. lel6tr
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

LOB eALE-TWO QUARTERS' TUITION In
y Washington Business College at reduced rates.
INQUIRE q Room No. 3, sos 18th street, opposite
Treasury Department, between and II O'Clock IN
the morning. apN
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MAPLE sYREPH ,,
Rel. CHOICE MAPLE SUGAR SYRUP.
100 Pc kages Fresh Virginia and Maryland
BUTTER, and receiving daily Of the latter large
lUts, hich will be closed out AT very low figures
J. r. SAUM & CO,
lel6 cost 925 Louisiana avenue.
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PRICE IS CENTS NUMBER.
Subscription price, 81 per year, inclu ling posta
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

nUNCANSON BROS Aectfoueer-
IL Southeast corner sih aud u - northw ~
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RSH Ek virtue II lel- - trust. iaf-i Den 'IHr
t4& =, 4. u. l~.f, and duly RECORDED lu LIU-r a.
49, 1tt. folio asa 20 sll among a.. lau. HrI-
the District ~ tolEnlig. arl hY G.rrrf'Hu .' rIs
PARTY secured th,relr, III s'H AZ p-b.i. a..sr,
m front % the premises. ta the D. chest irl #f
FRIDAY June Is. q. b. i>-'. a. % O'Clock q m .
All tho-e certain pic, parcels y lots - --Trai
situate m the cltk 4 al - 1871. In -all nr-trl.
aud kuosu aii described a. ali ~ riaal lHi .-r-
leiCd TIVE ~ and tiirtff-. n iU lgsrs aar
Ter Il TX hundred and p.-'E sfN. 6~H..
By consent q Fsrts- iu interest th-C l1fs 49, o.
sold as above slklc-'-SlN lHfs 2iN'I art Three
l6Nls. one u with ihr Prl' ilege g.. the convent
encr Of purchases.
Terms % sale. one rr'h cash. g which 20 "a
each lot must be paid st tine of sale. ana tta ht-
snce IN in. twelve aud eiKh-' . months, fu rlp-i
payments. q 4 secured hN TurChAsfr> u.fr, tear
iUg int rest from tn oay = -ale the 90 Et
per cent. pr anuum until paid. PAYABLE r"ui an.
uUally. and deed 80 trust "a premises sod Con.
Npl HriCiIg and recording ~ purChs~rr IS cost. a.
terms II AL are not complied with IN dave after
sale, the Trustee r-srye- fL- r-ht g. re-ai a. t-k
AID est CT detsulting purchaser.
MM.F. HoLTZNAN. T-u-..s.
IL l.
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Tkt>1fEN SAtk OF NIPPON kp Property
On SEVENTH SrREET. BETHEEN \ AND
a. sTRkkTS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of deed ~ trusf given gs. - g
e. al day DAY % errfru har A. n Ia. ~ Ca
eIiTe Pitil- O. secure tgurs3 : Safer, arl au's o.
rted iu Hhcr N. 6tS. folio -, one - fha ls.H
records Tor " A-frrttu c. unity. iu ffs District Ht
Columbia, We viii sell IN SAIl SpAl. az. gan
daN ~ IEup. =. n. ISIS. az q .ci-.k NJ i t#..r
Of the rreuSe- 81 che riEht, ftle interest AIS CLAIM
81 said ta.ae. iur lt-1l. ir- -. urf 90
tain r!sce parcel q rr.funl D. iug aHi i"Isc n
the Clfy ui u ahinEtOu. strict ri IrlTl I.-. ana
known sui ers.Fllrl a. rHrt " % ..H r.H.. cd
squFrt nUiu hrftd -four ifH red Az. f1rtR ~sfe. fs
frD-tinE twenty 90 f-Hr au GlI Il "HG- Ir.fr-
VT. an running hack wt'h tha ssfuH o.. f.H
lUu5Vv aua sixteen fCaf. Fuf beeturfr- tr fh-as
twcuty ftct mont 40 , 1int On Jan street. r.,.,
twenty feet from the northeast ru-r az -sit ....
y h.trs The sam p-Hn-rtf c"yf'-rl g, fu. sf't
Catherine Pt-lby Is. Hsu- 80. tru-'ea, lafus y 4.
= ? ioe'therwi,h lll tn iHF- -s'g- o. fhr -,-r
ttlenEirg - ~ am I~e aI.rslaiag rJ5' I 'E
Terms oae 'iirl 8; he 9uret'erF .on.v ca-h, re
la.arCf Dr. rgral pas u.ri-, ~ al J".ltr rf
notes hearing TT cent inttrssr- "a e.r.T#I t.t
DEED q trust. tuuNrN art' ~ 90 pCr. ls-.T ".-f
A deposit q 500 re. ma srHH aH.i. D. r..s
terms not CON rliCi with v .tht1 u.- week. t.,l
DAY Il .alC the trustees reserve fhH ricf r...I
the grgpfr-y the ri~k nl.l .r~f H fe.sl irg PIl
chase r. rpcu giving Eve day TUi.- ulriCer nj -I.l
resale i paper publish. iU Vas. .HH.
DC. lA,OR MIlLEk.g -......
.clT pUNtaSSON BROS Au..-
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SHELDON a co, New York.

SEND FOR PROSPECTS,.
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TRuSTEE's sALE on IMPROVED PROPERTY
On SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN AM
uSTEfkTS N0RTHM F~T
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u OF COLUMBIA.
MARY A. HUGH ct al. vs.. JAMES IL. EVANS ct al
In Equity No. 4lJ9. Doc. II.
The above entitled cause has been referred to the
Auditor to ascertain and report To the Court the
amount 81 debts due and ohargeable upon the es-
tates Of George Evans, deceased, and Mary Evans
wife Of The said George Evans, also deceased and
10 state the accounts OF the respective parties there
to- and to assign 10 each his her pro rata share.
Therefore, creditors and all other persons inter-
ested are hereby notified 10 appear before me prove
their claims. and be heard touching the matters re-
ferred, on MONDAY, June 81, 1875, at 4 O'Clock
a. m OF said day, at my Office in the west wing Of
ELI 81 MoMaS HOOD, Auditor.
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"WeV sUsf0jEs its reputation for rigOr.
OHs and racy tcFitiHg."-N. y. Tribune.
IA HoSCi peSiodicaI.' -IftilG. Press.
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m b EINNENNAN ) -.

TRUSTEE : SALE OF NNLI-s ETE Bf-Ir DIS .
LtTS OS TllE tuBNEk uF ar AND e"-
NtkTLEANT. FRONTING To- FEar EN .'
STEEET-StN IoT~ aGNfca. ANp THEF
LOTS I6AIS..lN SQUARE - b-G
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY. jane 81. rs, same hour AMI
place. b. order Of the Trustee
jelo Ri. SWEET, Agctioueer.
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VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Oh IHlRD STREET, nEAB Hob STREET,
GEORlif IAMN. AT AIrN1InA


M On MONDAY, June 2Ist. az 8 O'Clock %. m
Ea IN irOnt 81 the ITtmi.es will sell parf- 20 Ls-
10 and ~, IN Beatty aud HsWkin-' addition o.
Georgetown, having front e - feet On the south
line Of I'd street. with depth # $50 feet. iupriai
~ twOtWo-s;ory Brick Dwell ngs Aul large able
Brick Stable.
Terms. One third cash: the balance IN 6 ana .
moths. with interest. ,ecIrri 10 de.t trust on
the property. Al CONVEX aH,irg ~ flr cost oi the
purchaser 4 deposit ii SlbO required when ths
Jei5 a TBOS DOWNING Auct
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CuANCERY SALE or A DESIRABLE BUILD-
ING LOT AT AICrIoN on THE >nU III
SIDE OF STREET NORTH. RErN ZEN
lem AND gem STREETS WEST. NEA.
lie RESIDENCE OF THE BRITISH MIN
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1t SHELDON a co, New York.
TRICKS! BRICkS.! BRiCKS...
The undersigned has hand and for sale from
five 70 seven hundred thousand BUILDING
RkltkS, aud also, three ~ hundred thousand
made
BULpING BRICKS from : to s : SO per / 90
PAVING - $40" Sll
JANIS III. RICHARDS,
Yard, corner Of South Capitol and q streets.
Residence Ii Is New Jersey avenue,
JeI-6t' Between and N streets :. e.
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TRUSTEEs sALEOF TNLUAGI IMPROVED
fknPERll ON D STREET, BETNKES p
THOMAs pOWLING,

kuCtioDeer aui Peat Fztate Broker,
A. the Cd siaLd q Latimer & Cl-ary
Southwest corner PeEEsy yauIa avenue aud ll.h a.
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NTOUNG g. MIDDLETON. Aucfi0nc-rs,
Il Real Estate AID Insurance \ geuts.
LeDroit Building, corner Sth aud SIS. northwest.
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@AsPGEsI sL .oNSyyo ,pErsN e MOUNT
insisnt, at O'Clock pm, ti1stead Of At Z o'clock
Is Il R Sas4 r ct Fl 'df Ts' Of 'epf
Ms9 ,ers Of si-ter CHAPTERS are fsternsly invited
. ,'3:Rs By order 3 4. FIckELf F. secretary
~ The members Of DE NOLAY CONMANDE-
danje and fuiI1 on sfNDaY. the IRSt
tam, a, clock Tor the purpose Of attending the
Columbia Commandery' So BY Gra d Of the I'm
lJela2 Rep, sun Der & Cap.l
rEATTENTIOS KNIGHTS TEMPLARS
The members Of WASHINGTON COMMAN-
uuiforn on SUNDAY, the goth instant, AZ i
SIR TRANK 6. DANiELS, Gcueralissim0 of Coium-
bia Commaudery, No. =.
Fly order Oi'he EEl- No pRsps u oycr,r
JeIs-9t Rep Sunday Her ..Csp.ItI Recorder.
TFMAsoNIC-A sPsssciaI l., C Z, OF the
THIS FTidayJ EVENING. at So click, for the pa
funeral o, our late CoGlPaPion, F. G. PANELS. A
full attendance is requested;
1t NJ. y Grand High Priest.
FAsYLCM -0F COLUMBIA COMMAND
Wy Derry, No 2. h T.
,.-,o-, WA.HISGIoN, d. o., June Il, ISIS.
sIE X \ enTs,-You are hereby notifei that Sir
& Daniels GcneTali,simo, died suddenly this
morning. between the hours Of and 10 O'Clock, AT
hi late residence corner e 4th aGd streets north
west. ICD directed to assemble ia full Temp!ar
Uniform. at the Asylum, June -. az O'Clock D. m,
Tor the purpose Of paying that tribute # respect due
o. he memory Of our cherished friend and frater
sister ConmandeTies and all saJOurning Sir
By order of Sir = NJ Marshall, En-. COmm'r.
W \. SHORT, Captain y eneraI.
AttCst:-A. T. L0NGLEY, Recorder.
S-A FIJI attendance Of the Sir Knights il par
tcalaTly requested at the regular cOnclave THIS
Friday EVENING, at 80 o'clock. 1t
%NOTICE.-The members OF MITHRAS
ny LODGE OF PERFECTION, A. A., Scot
IL Rie, are hereby notified to assemble a the
Masonic Temple. corner of 9th AID streets,
st NpAY, the 10th June, ISIS. wearing the usual
badge of mourning. BLACK AND Rcd to attend the
funeI al OF Brother FRANZ G.. DANIELS.
Jeis IT BY order T. y. G.. NJ.
"CONSCMERS OF IMPORTED CIGARS
Wy can purchase of NJ .GOLDSTEIN, S11 Penn
sylvania avenue, Havana Cigars from 10 to % cents
each: 10 per cent reduction by the LOO. Jel-lm
TYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
Wy TON,
CORNER OF 9IH AND STREETS.
Reading Rooms and Library free TO all.
Prayer Meetings daily at IBIS, 6, and .. m.
sobbath Evening Services, texclu,ively1 for
young men, at o clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $50.
Circulating Library, 1900 volumes. New books
Constantly added. may2gtT
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The Striking Miners.


THEY AGAIN TAKE THE wAR-PATH SUDDEN CON-
CEEsIoN OF MR. LANDERBuRN.
The striking miners of Luzerne county are
again on the war-path. On Thursday night
raid was made on the house of man named
Morrison, in the vicinity of Hazleton, which re-
suited in the death of one of the attacking
party. Jasper Ely, the victim of the raid OF the
preceding hight, was stopping at this mans
house, together with his brother-in-law, store
keeper named Landerburn, who had always
been great partisan of the strikers. When the
mob attacked Morrison's house Ely made his es.
cape, but Landerbun was knocked down and
severely beaten. He fired his revolver at a gang
of ruilians who were forcing theil way up stalrs
in search of Ely. and killed one Of them. The
dead mans companions gathered around Inn,
and Landerburn, taking advantage OF the
lull in the assault, ran away. The dead body OF
the ruilian was afterwards found in the woods.
Landerburn's experience with the mob has
changed his views concerning the propriety OF
keeping the troops in Lu2erne, and he favort
the extending of the military lines over more
territory. He is one of the men who refused tc
assist the Sheriff in making arrests, and who
up to the time of his interview with the mol
had been clamo-ing for the removal OF tho
trQOpH.
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The COaI supply,
THE PROSPECT MORE cmEERFUL--QuANrIrIEs NOW
COMING IN DAILY.

THE PROSPECT MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOW
COMING IN DAILY.
Tie condition of our coal supply is much i'm
proved, and the prospect is more cheerful. Daily
supplies continue TO come both by rail and water,
but chiefly bv the former Some little is bong
received by water, but this is for the most part
obtained from Port Richmond from the supply
which had been accu nua ing there before the
troubles began. Very little, If any, is received,
as vet from the coal region through thc canal.
Chas Warner & Co. are receiving daily seven
ty-fiye tons from the Lykens Valley region. 1t
comes all the way by rail, and reaches Whining
via. the Wilmington n Western. This quantity
is not sufficient, however, to supply their pres
eut demand, and an effort has been made to dou'
BILE the order, but with what success remains te
be seen. -,
Geo. W. Bush IL Son are also receiving daily
supplies, chiefly by rail, and have thus far beer
able to fill all orders which have been received
although greatly pressed by the demand. Then
daily receipts are at present sufficient to render
them comfortable. They also obtain supplies Of
nut coal, and for some weeks past it IL stated
have alone been able to ill orders for this size.
Some Of tho other firms are also receiving
limited supplies, but the bulk of the business IL
now being done by the two firms above nalhed'
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.
BOSTON. May 30, |

II. X. STEVENS, Esq.,: Dear Sir-I have BEEN badly
afflicted with Kidney Complaint for ten years; have
suffered great pain In my back, hips and side, with
great ditilculy in passing urine, which was often,
and in very small quantities frequently accompanied
with blood and eXcrlltiating pain.
have faithfully tried most of the popular RENE
dies recommended for my complaint; have been
under the treatment of some of the most skillfu
physicians in Boston, a | of whom pronounced my
case lncurabe. his was my condition when was
advised by friend to try the Vegetipe, and could
the COED effects from the first dose took, and
from that moment Kept on improving until was
entirely cured, taking in all, should think, about
Six bottles.
1t il indeed valuable medicine and II should be
afflicted again In the same way, would give dol
lar desc, If could not get 1t without.
Respectfully, j. M. GLE,