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PRoPERTY-owNERs who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason OF public improvements can now file
street. :"
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LATER Sly Les,
AND LOWER PRICES
PRICES OF SUITS.
All Wool Cheviot suits, 81
All Wool Cashmere suij Si e Mo-, Scotch sn,
Russeis Cashmere Suits, $40 ~
Riverside Suits, STA III
ST,. S... Pennington Suits, si2
Silk Mixed Suits, sIs 'Oi''' SiH
niddlesex Flannel Suits, els 'Ui'''
worsted Basket Suits, SIS ~
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS CoATa.
Black Cloth Frock Coats, double breasted. sIo
el2, SIS, sis and $40
Diagonal, Basket and WOrsted, double breasted
Square frOck Coats, with Vests 20 match, at SI3
$40, sis aud $40.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from 81
Business Pants, from 1 so 10 81
YOUTHS. SUITS-a
9" ..sn So eli 50 s,s
BOYS SUITS-a
{" ss g $40 .l
A.. 9 z r a U q.
lOll..-.-PENNsYLvANIA AvENUE-...loII
apso-tr BETWEEN I OrH AND IIrH STREETS.
S0FT AND HARD SHELL CRABS, WHOLE.
- sale and retail at the Norfolk Oyster De pot 62l
street rthwest, opposite Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Depot. NICHOLAswHITES CO. je7-
PATENT ELASTIC cRUfCh,
THE BEST In USE
roll assortment Of sizes In stock. Also, lower
We. THOMPSON,
eoU- PhaFmacfst. 7O3 18th street,
| NOTICE-Parties who desire to DISPOSE Of Al
~ KINDS OF WEARING APPAR 80, can sell
them ,oT hsnsr cash price than any place In he
street, between 9th and 10Th, northwest PROMPT 4
/ IGNITION will Be Given. msyiEtr
/ HOME MARKET, I0Is 1 street, +. J. Tia.
/ II BETS, Proprietor. HOME MARK ET Branch,
1916 l4th street, +. J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. The
best and the best only can be found ct these mar
| kets. mayH I'm
| s(yONGREsS."L ~" 4SO,OO0n MADE. "HOWp
~ By selling good CIGARS. The 30 Sre.
eiaty, for . cents. They are the Flower of SmokS
Just recsiv Cd " o extra hns OOACHA. ssllinG g
l4So : street and $50 IN street northwest.
! A"Rf@es VuaV 0M' tsbl-ly
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WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE of tonic and
Alternative medicines known, none is enti-
Tied TO more consideration than the Peruvian
syrup. In all cases of enfeebled or debil-
ltated constitution ii is the very remedy
needed. The most positive proof of this can
be adduced. 90
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FINE FANS, with chateIaineS, received n
Iflgg.s, ON The avenue. near IL street
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OF
lnhnrc t0f, t5,na

labors ten times more than the hand; and {,
be relieved of COrns, BuniOps, Ingrowin!
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street
opposite the Treasury.
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Symptoms of Liver Complaint, and OF
nome of the DiSPasfs Prnhuceh nv

A sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellow
1Sh brown spots on face and other parts OF
body; dizziness and drowsiness with frequent
headache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in
mouth, dryneSS OF throat and internal heat:
palpltation; in many cases a dry, teasing
cough, with sore throat; unsteady appetite
raising food, choking sensation in throat:
distress, heavineSS, bloated or full feeling
about stomach and sides, pain in sides, back
or breast, and about shoulders; collie, pain
ana soreness through bowels, with heat; CON
stlpation, alternating with frequent attacks
of diarrhoea; piles, fiatulence, nervousness,
GOODNESS OF extremities; rush of blood to
mead, with symptoms of apOplexy, numb
ness OF limbs, especially at night; cold chilIs
alternating with hot flashes, kidney and uri-
nary difficulties; dullness, low spirits un-
sOclablllty and gloomy fOrebOdngs. ONLY
rev OF above symptoms likely to be present
al one time. All who use DIR. Pierce's Alt
Ext; or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgauve Pellets for Liver Complaint
and its complications, are loud i'm their
praise OF them. They are sold by all dealers
in medicines. cow
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SPICY BREATH, teeth white and speckles
Fragrant SOzoOtOnt secures:
Ladies, can you be so reckless
AS 10 fail 10 make them yours? co
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GENTLEMEVS
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.

l have these in various styles and anali.
ties, all of them fast colors, from sI2 so
per suIt upward.
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GEORGETOWN ADyER,M,Ts

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTFN.
w tion Of the Public 10 eur stark of~O
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, such ssN
granite Dinner, Tea, and Chamber set:
pecorated China Tea sets; all kinds OF ~
brushes and pnsters. Wooden aud Willow Ware
hetrigerstors, " alter Coolers, &c, Children's Gar
riages which we are selling chesr Agents for tba
49,, Sleeping Coach. VALIANT 4 OGDEN
-. nIsh street, 1eorRetown may - I'm
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BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
In fast colors, from So upward.

BOYS ENGLISH TWEED SUITS,
For the very low figure of $3.50 per suit.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
AAh JORDAN LIN SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIpGE COUNTY, VA

The MANAGEMENT % this ropular SUMNER RE
SokI, encouraged BY their ETest success last SEA
son have contnu ed 90 add G-Fng the winter months
additional improvements, Until nov the accOnmods
ons offered the prelic far superior O. any other
~ TIE mountains II Virginia The GRAND HO-
I'll viii Be- open for TIE reception Of VISITORS
JUNE lst. Its chambers are large. conveniently
and elegantly furnished, having Gas Is EACH
NOON, and connected with the main once by an
ELECTRIC BELL The MINERAL " .rERS
consist OF ALUM. IS different grassSl IODINE
ALI and CHALIBEaTE, thus a4o-diue A .nra.
iivesgsnt in all cases Of sCRoFULOUs rLCER-
AIlpNs q the sktn, mouth IT throat: CHRONIC
BkeNCHITlS, lNCIPIENr CONSUMPTI0N
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC nIARRHEk. diseases
~ the urinary organs and u ALL DISEASES Pc
CULIaR To FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS giving fuller information tee.
timonials, &C. address the Manager a, the Srrnrs
BOARD $50 to S.3 PER MONTH, according
}. q. TINsLEY. Manager.
"a. VT LIN, Assistant. - VIM I'm
IA SUMNER REsQRT AMONG THE
4BUsH HOUSE,
s BELJEFoSTE. Pa
stereoscopic views Of Local Scenery to h. seen at
SI4 Pennsy lysnis avenue. and AS north Eta
street FOR deecrl piIEe eTculsr sni terms address
msyls I'm W. h. WILKINSON & Co. Prop'rs
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FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
PeT7y's I,aproUed Comedsq,e and Pinlple Rem
eGy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult M
b. Z. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 81. 4:
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ESCAPE Or 4 PRISONER AND HIS RECAP
TURF-Jdmes Thompson. alias Black linn
arOCt T. years 81 age. who was sentenced I'm
Tie Police Court yesterday 20 Jail for six
months Tor petit larceny, escaped from the
COCK o. the Police COuTt after IL adjourned
by Climbing over the top of the window and
Jumping 10 the sidewalk. a distance of about
- iett- lie ran across the street into Puni-
ItEey livery stable, and into the alley i'm
tie rear. followed by a crowd OF men and
boys, and nEally was recaptuTed on 9Th
street. between j. and r. streets. He was 70
turie,L To court ard the court gave him six
rnoEiu~ additional time in Iail. where he wa :
az once committed. Officer AmisS captured
MIN.
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CIIENIOT SUITS.

Some excellent styles at marked down
prices to close ont. / am Offering these at
an immense reduction from former prices.
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NJ III. WHEATLEfS
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsT.R
LISHMENT
~ Jsfoscs Street, G.oTsetors, ID. C.
Established, ISL. Premium awarded. lss1 Tn
Iareed and improved, lsT4 Ladies and Gentlemen .
Wearing apparel Of every description, including
Selvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&C, &C. nicely cleaned or dve1; also, Curtains and
he Goods, CARPETS and Baa kets cleaned during
SEND us yonr address and we viii call for ana re.
turn WORK at any place In the District free Of extra
charge. work received and returned by mail or en-
press from and 20 any place in the country ap2ltr
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LOB POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS.

The win and fsvcrfts Iron steamer . a.
PILOT BOY, ". n. By les, Captain .SS-~S
hsNing been Thoroughly oveThAried I'D rrnficd,
will resume her trips Ter Potomac river Landings on
IChsnA1, March 81. snd every tt ESnAr and
SAIl kDAN thereafter. leaving fftEhrchs wharf,
loot OF 9Th street ~ clock . Returning, viii
srrlNe IN " darlington every Wednesday aud esndax
FREIGHT received daily
Al treights must be prepaid.
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CASHMERE SUITS.

fine assortment of reliable goods at
about $40 per suit.
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THF EINwOoD CELLAR. fOr appearance
I. "a -. - unsurpassed. All first class fur
i'snif stores .aye them Tor saIe.-.jdt.
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BLACK FLANNEL SUITS.

Handsomely made and trimmed, aud Of
fered at attractive prices.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
HEVWEEN

~ BETWEEN
PHIIspELPhIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va WASH
LNGToN AND GE0RGErONN. DC.
sAIINs nAys.
From Pier q, sorh whsrye. Ph,l.s.,,n,.
SATURDAY. a. Ia m
From 81 " ster street. Georee.ou, E.fa
II. O., MONDAY at en- m ee~.ne
i, The line connects at PhiIsdelphia With Clvd.,
Regular semi weekly Line q Steamer Tor Prcyt.
oeace, Boston and New England ststes No sh.rf.
age in Boston BY this line
q. y. HYDE, Agent Cor ID 90
MM. r. CLYDE CO, PhilAdeiphis,
p. A. RkkD. Alexandria. Va
ID. ID Q. MINK, ~ Deyonshire street. R-.-ou
~ Freights delivered by Knoxs Il pres. or
Gers len ~ General ofhoe, COS Penrsylvspia ave-
attended 20. ..,e ~
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PANTALOONS,
In all the latest Patterns,
On styles very cheap.
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SKELETON SACKS,
In Batiste and Flannel for summer wear,
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AN ASSAULT By PRISONERS AND Irs
tCN>hO "a FNCES- - e>terday about three
O'Clock. when the Criminal Court Jury i'm the
case OF Allen Colbert. alias Calvert. and
Samuel Campbell, alias sam Patch. charged
with he larceny of barrel OF whisky from
Vim. Mcguire. were out, the prisoners asked
leave 10 90 down stairs. This they were per-
mitied 10 10 in charge or a bailiff and when
IN an ante room they made an attack upon
man whom they suspected OF giving in
formation. They were re-irOned at once and
Judge Macarthur, ON conviction, doubled
tLelr sentence ON account OF their behavior,
IeniteLtiaTy.
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ZEAX COBRS ISLAND. Va

&-A NATURES GREAT REMEDY FOR
G:M THE MASS4NETTI SPRffNGs,
Eoir mules from HdTTisoAtHrg, Va,
Have wrought most astonishing cnres in asue and
feyer dyspepsia, liver disease, general debility,
males, Bright's disease Of the kilIels, and ali
other functional diseases OF the urinary and
sexual organs. Many of these cases of great
seve rity and long duration, which had defed all he
resources OF medical science, and reduced the sur
feTers to the verge of the grave. when they found
safe and rapid means of thorough and permanent
relief in the waters OF this fountain of health Fine
mountain air and cerery. Within less than one
half day journey from Baltimore. Md, Washing
ton, ID. G., and Richmond, Va. He,eI aopr opsa
Accom- iatons strictly first class. Board per day,
So per week. Sl2; per month, $40 For circular
containing certificates Of some Of the most reHlayk-
;. GOOpE,
Manager Msssanetta Springs.
je9 mwf2w~ Uarr,sonbnrg Va
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HEALING SPRINGS.

xe:s81 W.B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DR.. NJ. IL. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHysIcIsy.
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deservedly popular Summer Resort will he
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re.
ception of visitors. -
There will be reasonable deduction to partie,
Who wish To make this their home for the summer
For pamphlets and circulars giving a more minute
description of the Springs and the way of getting 10
Them, apply to Messrs. PURCELL, BADD Il Co
hlchmond, or TO me at the Springs. Get your tick
esto C0Nnson from all points, where there will be
clcse connection with 1ne stage line direct 10 the
Springs over a beautiful mountain road
by-I I'M W. b. BISHOP, Proprietor
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~ FREDEkICK COUNTY, VA.
Mrs. CLARA A. hines, 4O. 40
and ~ i2,h ,treet, proprietor.
OPEN JUNE ID TO SEPT. Is.
Inc waters are healing and Strengthening. The
Z 80 to 500 per month. Fare from Washington to
the Springs and return, So so. Through cars to
kergdoTf Bro. 400 Sth street northwest, will be
IA waiting at Winchester depot with new, light
coaches 10 convey passengers 10 the Springs arry-
lng at p m. They will also supply guests at the
springs with carriages, phtons, buggie and saddle
husts AT MODERATE rates. For further particulars
and pam phets apply 10 A. :. PRATT Il SON, cor
ner gth and streets northwest. jel -tlSth
A-A COUNTRY BOARD.
10 ~ Plain. but comfortable house, luxurious
table, salt water bathing, fishing and crab
Ding, with frult IN abundance. Near Annapolis
Terms, 81 per week. Address IL. o. w, p. o. Box
100, Annapolis, Md. nlay2S Inns
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YOUTHS
WORSTED COATS AND VESTS,
fine variety in Black and Blue.
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SPR1NG AND SUMMER
CT THING.

LATER STYLES,
AND LOWER PRICES
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FIN CHECK SUITS,

Very handsome, and made Of tAe finest
Enelis n Cashmere imported Extremely
low at $40 per suit.
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tlbsuMMER BOARD AT" BLAkELY;,-
&E.aE location, "a miles from Post Office, with
aaIly mail. Board $50 month"; children and ser
wants half price. Apply to Mrs. ANN CASTLE
MAN, Chsriestown, Jefferson county, West Vir-
ginia. JeS ST
AAA GOOD COUNTRY BOARD-LepIhan,
NsM N ~ minutes ride from Washington: very
Ae:3J convenient to station on Metropolitan
branGh Railroad For particularly address Nv J.
b, P. o Box $50, Washington, y. g je55t'
&AA SUMNER BOARDlNG.-A few board
NM s ad9ltsl esn Be seecmP mods at Lo
Je4 I'm Waterford, Lohdoun county, Va.
1rwelSSsR hiis. xes sf + MSsSt va
X3 valley Branch a. B. 40 0'R r. Rs sGoASOn'
JUNE I until oCT%B FEFlgn IS ysST sr
ma "a cement Of j. N. WOODWARD, date Of Raw
tels and cottages equal to any, North or south
The waters have an established reputation 70
Ihtlr wonderful curative powers. The Springs are
numerous, and of great variety, viz: sulphur, Heal
ing, suiphate OF Iron and Magnesium, Cbalybeate
{ Carbonate of IrOnl, &C.
~ Terms Of board per day, S25O; per week, SIS per
Circulars can be had at ". II. & o. ii. MORRI-
son 8 Bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, between
iea I'm U'' ''' MOORE PERRY, Proprie,ors.
&hA. SUMMER BOAR DING.-Heaithy
MM Ylocstion; near church and post office: livery
kH:E attendance reasonable terms; fne
sceneIy and good accommodation. Apply TO WM
Il. IRISH, Materford, Loudoun county Va je3 2w+
ia SURF BATHING,
xE:J POINT LOOKOUT SUMNER RESORT.
Hotel open June lst For terms, &C., addr
JAMES b. MILBURN BRO,
je3-lm Point Lookout, st. Marys copnty. Nd.
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BOYS WORSTED SUITS.
Coat, Pants and Vest, for S12.
DRAP D'ETE COATS,

In the largest variety. Sacks and Frocks
from 8 up. Fine FroCks with Vests to
match from sic upward. Also, Drap
ID Etc Pants.
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STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE TO rae FCBIIo.
WASHINGTON NORFOLK, yEv rORK.
BOSTON AND Pro TTDENCE
The new sud elegant Steamer JANE AOsEIu
VIII Commence her nip. between . <T-A
Washington aud Norfolk. lcaving >~~skS
Norfolk THURSDAY, Apra l.t, st y. % Iea-I 4,
.. m, touching ~ ths rriuciPsi River Landinss,
connecting ~ Norfolk With stesrssh y ~ the = q
n Line for Boston and PROV icnco, viii the Uld
Dominion stesmshlP lmPsny for NtE N,rk.
Dee notice vii be siNen when the Lady u the
Lake vili Commence her regular trips.
NEFIrZHUGu, sth- street Wharf.
CT. HYDE. GoorgctOwn
y A. REED, AieNsndr.s, Va
A. 4. PLANT General Aserf,
narA-iV R0s No. q, Plant grflffrs
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y BABY KILLED BY AN OVERDOSE OF
LAGDANUW-A H,DTtiig % PoTeftfS-At an
early hour yesterday morning Mr.. Edward
Lewis ard his wife, residing at No. $40 +,
street southwest, were aroused by the cries
OF tLelr infant son. about seven weeks old.
anu thinking an Opiate would cause 10 relief,
NJ Lewis gave 10 a few drops Of laudanum.
- Ne1h appeared that the dos e was too strong,
81 Ut brooks was called in, and did all ne
epu-I 10 relieve the little sufferer bat was
y. eo.e 20 save It's life. II fingered until
80, 49,. -, |" cl1,k OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most OF
y iAHTARbLH ACr.-Night before last
some nend ~ human shane eDfare.I fba
stable q Mr. y Connolly. on eth street bs
tween ard L northeast. and nearly cnt tine
tor cue Of mule out The mule was snhSa-
gUtrtly taken 10 the stables az Mr. II
Price, and Mr. CleaveT, "A veterinarv S,,r
keon. on making an examination and find
ing that modification mad sci in cut In
entire tongue OTt 10 save the life ~ the ami
nal.
IHF ElNNOoD CELLAR. FOR appearance
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LINEN SUITS.

Brown Linen Duck Suits, and White
Linen 1 uck Suits, White Sheeting Suits,
more than usually satisfactory, because of
limited liability to shrink; Blue Linen
Check Suits.
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GREY WORSTED SUITS,

For Gentlemens uss, and offe red much be-
low value at Si6 per suit. Also. a few
very hDe French Worsted Frock and Sack
Coat Suits in desirable mixtures at pleas
ing prices.
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BLUE YACHT CLOTH. SUITS,

In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and At bottom prices.
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SUMNER UNDERWEAR.

Linen, Jean, Merino and GauZe Drawers,
and Lisle, Silk, Angola, Merino, GauZe and
Muslin Shirts, half sleeves and full sleeves.
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H3Y ST. MARYS CO., ND.
hi. newly erected hotel, situated on St Georges
Island, near the confluence of the Potomac and ST
george rivers. viii be open for the reception Of
Hititors June 10th. Fishing, Boat sailing and
Bathing In abundance. Persons DESTROYS Of visit.
ing this hotel can take the steamer Jane Mosely to
Plney Point, where boats will be in readiness
vey them to the Island. The prOprietors have sew
eral swift sailing boats which they furnish TO Wis.
itors free of charge Terms-S 80 per day, 10 per
week, $50 per month. For particulars apply 10
Il. J. ADAMS Il BROS,
Jel2w Piney Point p. o., ST. Mary Co. Nd
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ALA COUNTRY BOARD.
GX1 Beard in {. private family, N miles from
se,Insned Station. W c. V 4 g. :. Railroads
p,r!iealaIs inquire Of ". II. sNoor, 2sao < :.
IA SUMNER BOARD.
ERl We have a few desirable ro-u., with
Board, - SIS per month. Children and gr-es hsf
price THIS locality Is far superior 20 many poiat
LYTTLEToN wIrHERs,
yell 2w snickersville. Loudoun CO, Va.
ALA DEER PARK HOTEL,
EM B. and o. R., WIN open JUNE 2lst, ISIS.
1,lv-Im Formerly Of ''aisda- Hotel. osSisid.
&Ak GLEN HOUSE
NEW AYRSHIRE.
TBS tsYoTite Summer Resort open from June l7th
jelO I'm ". 4 %. R MILLlKEN. Propria,or..
&AA EXCHANGE HOTEL,
k:.W Situated on the highest point on the Mid
ltnd abroad, 81 miles from Washington with morn
ing and evening trains each way. fare for round
/ trip, 81 IS. The hotel l. new, with double porchps
the entire nj length The rooms are vel furnished,
as healthy as any in the world, and there are no
mn,oniioes. Boa ders without children preferred,
3GAt 'oBbs' HtSo BEs ,sL,yp,v.
Tbs delightful Seaside Resort, situated on the
Atlantic Ocean, and celebrated for fire and sarf
bathing, fishing and shooting, is now open for the
Terms:-S per day; SIS Per week; 8 90 per month
Route From Washington by steamer Jane
Mosely,' Baltimore by Old Bay Line steamers, To
for Cherry MoHd,y @dSrday apd f Trda,
je9-lm ICsp lml Propri.tors.
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WORSTED FROCKS AND VESTS.

The finest variety ever offered in single
and double breasted, black and figured, for
Gentlemen and Youths, from SIS upward.
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READY-MAOE
QUITTING DEPARTMENT.

GENTLEMENS
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
Inaye these in various styles and ausH-
ties, all of them fast colors, from IL so
per suit upward.
BLACK FLANNEL SUITS,
Handsomely made and trimmed, aud OF
fered at attractive prices.
BLUE YACHT CLOTH SUITS,
In variety Of styles for Gentlemen and
Youths, and At bottom prices.
FIN CHECK SUITS,
VERY. handsome, and made of tae finest
Enslis Cashmere imported. Extremely
low al $50 per suit.
GREY WORSTED SUITS,
For Gentlemen use and offe red much be-
low value at Si6 per suit. Also. a few
very hne French Worsted Frock and Sack
Coat Suits in desirable mixtures al pleas
ing prices.
WHITE VESTS,
In Duck and Marse lies, single and double
breasted, with and without collars. Prices
right
LINEN SUITS.
Brown Linen Duck Suits, and White
Linen uck Suits, White Sheetng Suits
more than usually satisfac tory, because of
limited liability to shrink; Blue Linen
CHECK Suits.
YOUTHS CASHMERE SUITS.
A good assortment at fair prices
WORSTED COATS AND VESTS,
fine variety in Black and Blue.
SKELETON SACKS,
In Batiste and Flannel for summer wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-11
WHITE VESTS,

In Duck and Marse lies, single and double
breasted, with and without collars. Prices
right
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-01-08
Agriculture of Tuspan, in Mexico.

The following is from n letter from Ed
mund johnson, L. S. consul, printed in the
November and December report of the de-
partment, at Washington:
The city of Tuspan is in the State of Vera
Cruz, about one hundred and twenty-five
miles north of the city of Vera Cruz, and
about ninety miles south from Tampico. 1t
is located on the north side of the river Tus-
pan, about nine miles from its mouth, by the
river, and about six miles in direct line.
There are about five thousand inhabitants in
the city, and some twenty thousand in all
the canton or district OF Tuspan. OF these,
about two hundred and fifty are of foreign
descent, principally from the United States
and Spain. 1t is quite picturesque
city, as 1t is built at the foot of several hills,
which are constantly covered with verdure.
There are many beautiful groves OF mangoes,
interspcrsed with the graceful palm and
orange, which, with little foreign taste,
could be made into beautiful gardens.
The land surrounding Tuspan, consisting
of four hundred thousand acres, belongs to u
stock company, and cost almost nothing
some twenty years ago, the company having
bought il from the original owner, who had
his title to it from the viceroys of Spain.
The price paid for it was about $4,000, di-
vided into shares of $25 each Notwith-
standing tho great desire of the Mexican
government to induce immigration, there ia
really very little or no encouragement give n
by the people themselves for, whatever
may be the reasons for it, they will not sell
an acre of the land. The planters who have
come here, up to this time, bought one share
from such person MS was willing to sell
which share gives the planter the right Ia
cultivate all the land he can, free of rent
This, at first sight, seems most favorable
but when the planters commenced theil
work it was with tho expectation that in 4
short time they would got title to the land
and thus feel that they were improving what
belonged to them, and not that they held Al