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TPTE BALsAM-Dr. WiS'dr'S RdlSdn Of
UHd CheiTYTS truly n balsam. 1t contains
the halsamic principle OF the Wild Cherry.
the balSamic properties of tar and of pine
It's ingredients are all balSamic. Coughs and
consumption speedily disappear under its
balsamic influence. 50 cts. and 81 q bottle
large bottles much the chez per eos
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THROW NOT PEOPLES FAULTS in their
teeth. for there are few teeth that have not
faults of their own. There is but. one way to
that is by the daily use OF the best Dentrifice
i'm existence. fragrant Soz0doia, cool. refresh
ing and agreeable. eos
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MAERIED WOMAN'S TESTANENTARY
RIGH Ts.-In the case OF Saith W. ThOmp-
son et al, in the Equity Court. yesterday,
an important question was involved. The
facts are substantially as follows: In 1851
certain lots in square 24S were conveyed in
trust for the sole use OF the teSfatriX. land
only 10 be conveyed by her or her heirs Join
lrR IN the deed OF conveyance She died in
Dr. having hrSt published her will by which
she devised said lots to her husband in fee
simple, subject To certain money IegacieS
IN favor of her infant children which She
made charge upon the lots. Subsequent 10
her death her trustee released said lots 10 her
u>band a. the deviSee of his WIFE and he
having Subdivided the lots. sold and con-
Veyeti one Of them TO plaintiff, who. since her
purchase has made Improvements. The
validity OF the viii IN question having been
biCught IN question, the plaintiff filed her
bil 10 quiet the title. and the question before
the court was, whether in the absence of an
expressed power vested in the teStatrix by
Inc deed OF settlement Of 1851 tOdiSpOSe of
The property by will she acquired such dis
IOSlng power by the act of July. 1~6g COM
monty called ''the married WOmen'S act
Ire court held That the act does not relate to
real property. which. vested in a married
woman prior 20 its passage, and accordingly
u-ClCed mat a. TO Such property in this Dis
fTict q married woman has no teSfameufarv
capacity The bill was dismissed without
prejudice.
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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. Ranking hours, 8 10 l. Saturdays,9
to and 10 g. 27t3 I4f1R
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the Sd of each month. Call and get a
copy of the regulations. 5.25J
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WILSON'S HOTEL,

Q4 WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA,
ROBERT WILSON. PRorRlEroR.
VIII take few Boarders for the summer months
Brick Hotel, with large, airy rooms. Gentlemen re-
siding in the city who desire to spend the summer
months in the country viii find all the comforts of
home, while enjoying the fine air Of the Valley Of
Virginia.
Accommodat ing poTters always in attendance AZ
the Depot.
inquire OF 4. b. CLANTON.
jel 2w7 llo1 straa, ror,b,ves,
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District Government Affairs.

seventh street road. from Boundary street
10 the SchuetZen Park, has been thoroughly
IeVaiTed. q new surface Of gravel added and
rolled nearly as hapi a. concrete. making 10
one Of the best roads in the District limits
Tins work naS been done nv the labOrerS
from TIE wOrKhOuSe. under the Superintend-
snce Of OveTSCcr cunningham.
GENERAL REPAIRS Or CONCRETE PAVE
MENTS.
Arrangements have been made by Chief
Engineer HOvie. under direct an OF the Com
misSiOreTS. for the immediate repairs of the
defective concrete pavementS in this city;
the cost of such repairs To be collected from
the original contractors or their bOndSmen.
This action is taken under a section OF the
contracts which provides that upon failure
Of the contractors. after proper notification
10 make repairs, the work shall be done by
such PARTIES a. the bOar'l may direct, and
the cost thereof charged against the original
contractor. Scott Square, Massachusetts
avenue and 4th street northwest are the
localities upon which the repairs will first be
made. The pavements on those streets being
most detective.
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LAk POTOMAC HOTEL,

& ST MAYS co, MD.
his newly erected hotel. situated on St Georges
Island, near the confluence of the Potomac aud 81
george - rivers, viii he open for the reception Of
visitors June 18th. Fi.hine, Boat sailing and
Bathing in abundance. Persons DESTROYS of visit
ing this hotel can take the steamer Jane uosey 10
Plney Point, where boats will b. in readiness to con-
Ney them to the sltnd. The prorrietors have sev-
eral swift sailing boats, which they furnish Wis
ltors free Of charge: Terms-s 50 per day, 10 per
week, $50 per month. For particulars apply 20
r. J. ADAMS & BROS.
Iel- Wv Piney Point p. o., 81. Mary Co. MI.
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

5.eV yards splendid CALiCoES as c.. wsrtt d..
SEQ SHIFTING CALICO atsct.
SPieces GRASS CLOTH a. $40
Yard vide PERCAI ESai "a ets
A II lencit as-srtmFrf Il t.auFH Nstfur \ NIX
SHIFTS nom - Cis q - 80.
PARASOLs NJ verT low price,
Lo' Of DREsS GoOpS Ter over from Ia, s,tsor -
Re sid az you own price.
Sp'er Sid makes Of BLEACHED COTrONs. y ana
l.is cis.
BONANZA brand q ALPACA AZ s. c;s, bet ever ia
iar that price.
MATING cheap Hla sod.
gro. J. JOHNSON q &C..
N.Y. y Ttf Msrket SPACE
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w r, SEYMOUR,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED COUNTRY
kESinENGE OF 4. SHEELE, NEARGEORGE-
TOWN, At AUCTION
n! On THURSDAY, June Sd, at 5 O'Clock, 1
EIi Will sell ON the premises that very desirable
country place situated on the Ridge Road, about one
and a half miles above Georgetown, adjoining the
valley view Farm Of the late John III. King, aud
near the residence of A. II. PickrelI and Others
The place contains about ll3 acres of fine land inn
proved by comfortable and nearly new Dwelling
House, Barn, Corn house, Slaughter house, a fine
buildings. "'
above on the south "
Terms: Ouethird cash; balance at 6, 70 and Is
Iohtst Win interest. Convey ancing at cost of BUR
chascr. ImYlS-eOl THOS. DDWLING Anrt
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labors ten times more than the hand: and TO
be relieved of Corns, Buuiops, Ingrowing
Nails, etc. thousands OF persons visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. 555 18th street .
opposite the Treasury.
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A Boy DRowNED.-While some small BOYS
were playing at the wharf, foot OF 10th street,
last evening, one OF them. a colored bow
named Cherries Beckett, fell overheard and
was drowned. The body was recovered and
taken TO the residence Of his parents, No.
92s street southwest.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
AAA JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
I'LL RoCkBRIpGE COUNTY, Va.

The management or this popular SUMNER RE
SORT, encouraged by their great success last
have contn ued add during the winter months
additional improv ements, Until ROW the sccommeds
in the mountains Of Virginia The TRiSp HO-
TEL VIII be open FOR the reception OF VISITORS
aud elegantly furnished. having Gas IN EACH
BOON, and corrected with the main offce by "a
BIC BELL The MINERAL ATERS
consist Of ALUM. IS different gra1esl IOciNE
ALL NJ and CHhLf BEATE, tons afprdtng cu-s-
tive SCENT in all cases of SCR0FULOCS UJCER-
ATlNNS OF the skin. mouth or throat: Chronic
BkoNCHlTlS, NcIPIENT CONSUMPTION
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC DIARRH,Ek, Diseases
OF me Urinary ORGANS, and OF ALL DISEASES Pc
CULlAR TO FEMALES
For PAMPHLETS giving fuller information. ties.
tlmonlal., &c. address the MsbsSer at the SpriDEs
BOARD $50 TO SIS PER MONTH, according
TO location Of rooms.
]. q. TINSLEY. Mansgar
NJ. MCLLIN. Assistant ie2 wtmlm
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1T HAS BEEN CUSTOMARY i'm old commu-
mites To suspend pieces of stick sulphur
around the necks of children as protection
against contagiOn i'm epidemicS. 4 thorough
washing with Clients Sulphur SOop has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where. Depot, Crittenton's, Sixth Ave
nue.. eog
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\. NJ {. A.-The delegates from the Inter-
national Convention of the Young Mems
thrlsllan Association, which has lately
closed its sessions in Richmond. held meet
ing last night at the chapel of the Y. NJ. c. A.
OF this city. The meeting was opened with
singing and reading the Scriptures and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. PitZer. Addresses were
made by the following gentlemen :-Messrs.
r H. Smith and A. =. Pratt, OF the District
of Columbia; Reynolds, of Massachusetts;
Hill, OF New Jersey; Morrill,, of Nova SCOTIA
Sittlefeld. OF Connecticut; Showers. of New
York; Archer, lmbTie and PitZer of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, ami Pratt, OF Colorado.
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RTILIING ASSCCIATIONS-At the thirt
annual meetiu. Of the North Washington
Building Association held last evening. the
secretary submitted his annual report which
was adopted. and the following officers were
reelected 10 serve the ensuing year: PreSi-
dfnt. George ". CiSSeI; vice president. John
W. Porter, treasurer, James Fraser; Secre-
tary. John y. Prescott. DiTectors-E. c.
ECkiCf, J.. &. Thomas. George II. Wood. II
-. Cummings. W. VI. White, W. II. III CiSSeI.
= AcB- TImoney, John Cook. aud w. II.
Dana. D. shares were advanced upon at 20
per cent. The report shows; TTeaSureT's re-
ceiptS-On account Of regular dues. SIS 1900:
of advances, -5,ig}, of fines. S27S0j, and
miscellaneous Items making up a total
Of -it,-.i-lS. IisburSementS-aggre adj
VaHctd on 80 shares, go. ON account of
redemption Of Zi3 shares Withdrawn, - ,OSO,
and miscellaneous items making up n total
OF >iE,5-s.1S. Advance accOunt-tOtal adj
Vanced on 90 shares in three years, so .O11:
total advances repaid on To- shares so. OF. 40:
dues payable on settlement OF so shares still
advanced on, together with accrued profits
S2l--s@-50; balance Of advances. - IS; so
Assets, S4O.G5g95. Stock account-OriCinal
number Of shares subscribed. 2.jG5: number
Withdrawn the 1st year. ~; 2d year. So; for
feited ri year, -; Withdrawn 81 year 2fG:
cancelled by settlement III year. 100: do. "a
year. SjS-l,165. Number of shares now on
roll advanced upon, SO; do. not advanced
upon, Sst-tOtGl number Of shares now on
roll, l.500. Present value of each share
f+6.oi. Average premium for the year, 1911
Per cent.
Thirteen shares were sold last night NJ an
average OF 10 per cent
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ROUND To SELL
~ We HANK TO SILL THEM AT
sLAU6HTsRtNG PRICES.

eviIl oreu MONDAY. Ne y. .-s-
- pieces Ladies Ii Nike suitiue-. D. cents
New Lawns only NCtuIs.
. pieces ggre Linen suiiues, new -t5ls, az al Is
20 and . cent?.
50 pieces choice style Calico suiys c.rts
= pieces Bishop Lawn, part LirHr, AZ b. 1l aut IS
80 pieces CalicOs at Ga cents
~ pieces new Linen lawn frr sliiines. tyery Low f
~ ptecos new - D. Lawns.
- pieces natural color lace stripe Lava = cents.
= ard vide SheetfC lotion. q cents.
~ ard vide Cotton. D. CCufs. worth l. Cprfs.
iafssols from - cents M, awful Uurap.
Cotton, good n " anisuffa. liza cents
just received - prices Black Gronadile in r'afu.
PLAID and Stripe AZ l->s, Is, O., 5 81 ss aud g.
Al our Plaid Dress Goods a. cost
toituns, &, =. and % cents
Good Qualfty Strsw Mating
Elack. Brown aud " hlfe Parnr famhrfF rarfs
Yard wide Pacific psr,ales. T., -aut-
Yard wide Linen SiiltuEs. l.ar cents. awful chFar
Linen. plain and "a -. tor nsgn and bnts war
flneSt quality Alpaca, = caut-. vasrfh tD cents
All the latest STYLES iur Lai.es' pressc- fur travel
ing and home wear.
CALL FOR BARGAINS. As We ARE OFFER
ING SONS GREAT BARGAINS
THIS MONTH.
OPEN At NIGHT UNTIL Ten O'CLOCK
G. VI. rowSON q CO..
e3s PENN>TLgANIA AVvSrE,
may27 IT souih side. near Tth street n.rthWes..
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y. G.. REAL ESTATE A ssoCIATIoN-The
first meeting OF the National Capital Real
Estate Association, under the amended con-
Stitution, was held last evening at the office
of the association, Eoung's Law Building
Tor the redemption of stock. The par value
OF the stock IS 500 per share, and seven
shares were redeemed AT an average discount
of 81 per cent, or an average sale of ssi.9I
per share.
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HtTloN FOR EJECTMEST PROM 4 LIMIT
- ENIkISS TRAIN.-On Monday. the case
81 James NeNTICh. r., agt- the Baltimore al d
1otoInac railroad company. was heard be-
lCre Justice j. Tyler Powell and Jury. and
"a verdict was given FOR plaintiff for -.
Ilalnuf claiming damages in -IGG for being
tlected from the limited express train on the
Baltimore and Potomac rail road on the 2ISt
81 Nay, at or near Storcy Run. He claimed
llat he purchased a ticket for a train and
after getting on the train he was notified thai
re would have u pay an additional - cents
which he declined 10 10. and the car being
stopped he was elected. TIE defence claimed
That The public had been advised that extra
i&Te was required on the limited trains ami
The plaintiff bad notice thereof The plain
TN claimed that no notice mad been given
I'm o. The requirement Of an extra sum. ami
lEat the agents Of the company sold him
The Ticket AID passed him through the gaze
70 me train The jury returned a verdict aS
before stated, and the defence moved an an
peal which was denied. n no appeal Will lie
ia cases tried by Jurors. unless eNceptiOns
are taken or questions raised. Mr.. T. r
Her appeared tor plaintiff, and NJ. /. G..
Eiue for defendant
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS" has now
become one Of the most delightful summer
resorts" i'm the entire south. The great snc-
cess of the past season, and the extensive
preparations That have been made for the
season now at hand, place il in the front
rank See the card under the proper head in
tOrtiay's paper.
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AHE 2 ~ hing - b. considered In buying
= co er Is iae IL The ElmwOOd and WAR
hteh ~ better u.aa any Others.-AtIc.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Chiltren's Imported Striped Hose, from 10 81
&c pair; best British do, &c., 75c.; Ladies' do,
Balbriggan, extra long, unbleached soc: Men best
British half Hose superstout or srpertine splendid
heel DO, lpaif nc; Ladies tisle Thread GaGntst.
Gloves, &c Ladies, two Button Kids fne goods,
81 T Psn;a S sns fS ss And black 81 Lace Te
and and hn ne, JAP Fans, &C.; Black and White Satin
Shdrens fall 81. Aprons ekered Eainsookl, 10
new style, goc: Children's sun Bonnets sc; La,
dies, Lawn Wsists, Embroidered front, 81. Ladies
me hite Tucked Skirts. handsome Chemise, Long
Gowns, short Gowns, ine Embroidered Drawers,
only 81; fine Scotch Bingham, large Sun Umbrella
and Baskets in large variety, rom Soc to s2 shss
Straps, ase;, Soc and I'll balls G,yeeFine Soar.
Tools Soc. f5s stereos;opes 75c; the very best 81
ster,esose0pio Views Of Wsshngton and the outside
iGnRlse Sc 81 81 Gin d and xsve, Photo
very beat eS R RpsSsr Dressing Combs asc and Soc
Microscopes with Objects si Vases and s,siaeties,
smoking Sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders, &c,
S. and Of sssSsg's snsn s % is .na
examine them. Our stock Of cheap and medium
range from Sc .n
been offered heretofore Al these prices.
.,u ,,.u ?. sILyERBERG.
(NOME AND SEk THE "BOSS.n
World. Draws the coolest Soda Yen varieties se Of
Mineral Water On DIR augfl., at
SCHELLER PINKARDS
may1llm Drug Store, 411 Penna avenue
MUST SELL. v ILL SILL, BOUND TO sFI-I,
M1Hovs your chance to buy cheap. Carpets oil
Cloths, Mattings, Rings, Mirrors, Picture Frames 81
all kinds, will be sod regardless Of cost Fixturss
.or sale and store for rent by July lst Call an
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th. mayis 81
LOB sALE-TwO QUARTERs' TUITION 4,
Mashington Business College at reduced rates.
INQUIRE a. Room no. 2, sos 18th street, opnosife
suhressury department, between and II O'Clock in
- ~. o.os. apl9
II NOXs DRESS
IA CASHMERE HATS,
JUS opened, -
At sTINEMETZS,
myE-u 1887 Pennsylvania avepue
u EMOvAL.
~ The ofdce Of the LYCoMIN0 FIRE INSTR.
A IS SOMPANi has been REMOVED to Room No
50, LIE Drot Building, corner Of and 0fh sfreefs
Iais stsnnch Old Company has been IN oDsrson To-
eDeV Ss8UHSxIL BARI, ARenf
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w Ii. WHEATLEY,S

M III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIE6 AND CLEANING EsrAB.
LISHMENT
~ Jef1SOn Strset, Gsorgstotrn, ID. c.
Established. 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
lareed and improved. lS74 Ladies and Gel tlemenIs
wearing apparel OF every description, Including
NeIVets, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned we'd; also. Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
Send us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
Charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and to place in the country ap2l-tr
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~ The ofdce Of the LYOoMINo FIRE INsUR.
ANCk COMPANY has been REMOVED 10 Room No
80, LIE Droit Building, corner Of u and sfh ssrssss
his stsnnch old C9%R:ny has been II operation iOs
vi '''' u J. SUs;sS IL Sa3s, As,ps,
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DR.. Pirrce's Favo'ite Prescription
is very strongly recommended by the Med.
ical Faculty and is largely prescri bed
among their Female Patients. 1t is worthy
OF all confidence, as may been, seen from the
following testimonials:
DIR. q. b. CHAPMAN, Plattsmouth. Neb.
writes: i have under treatment lady, who
Tor the past seven years, has been afflicted
and, after trying several physicians without
receiving benefit, IS gaining rapidly on yO,u
EIfI1ijyS pyeSeyj l.ja1
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st. poWISICK'S NEW CHURCH will he dali
lestc,i ltt imposing ceremonies on Su-dnv
June Etn. Archbishop EayIey of RaI1
more, VIII oficiate, assisted BY Bishop Becs
~. 81 Wilmington, and Bishop GibbooS or
hlcETnOnG. Admission tickets have bean
Issued, which NAV be obtained at Ellis NM
SIC tore.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. IL is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms use
PeT7y's InlIroted COmettone and Ptnlp,e REM
etty. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. &. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5,5I:
THE SINGER SEW ING MACH NE sales OF
1877 were S219, $50. 4.12-s,wt
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A FINE CASHMERE SUIT,
SIO-SIO"siO-S
NEW Il ND HANDSOME PATTERNS.
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HEALING SPRINGS,

Dr.. NJ. III. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deservedly popular Summer Resort will be
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re-
Ception of visitors.
There will be reasonable deduction to parties
who wish 10 make this their home for the summer
For pamphlets and circulars giving a more minute
description of the Springs and the way of getting TO
them, apply TO Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co,
cts TO COylnston from all points where there will be
close connection with fine stage line direct 10 the
Springs over a beautiful mountain road.
myz7 I'm W. b. BISHOP, Proprietor
la CABINS SPRINGS, W. & o. r. r.
80 II Carllns Springs have been entirely re-
&Ss1 fitted. and can now be rented for Eycur-
sions and Parties. HERBUER & BASSART, Pro
prletors, II >: Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
+: G.; WESTON, Agent, 2l2 9Th street north
west, Washington. may25 2w~
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prietur Bedford Springs, Va may29-im
AAA COUNTRY BOARD.
80 II PLAN, but comfortable hOuse, luXnriOus
A.D table, salt water bathing, fishing and crab
bing, with fruit in abundance. Near Annapolis
Ieims. 81 per week: Address ii. y. W, p. U. Box
loo, Annapolis, Nd. NAYS Inn
IA RIDLEY PARK HOTEL.
This attractive Hotel, located at Ridley
Park Delaware comfy, Pa, on the Philadelphis
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, ten miles from
Philadelphia, Is now open, under new and efficient
management. Thirty daily trains, good drives,
river scenery, and all the Appointments of a first
my26 Wv WM. Il. MURPHY, ia, Supt.
LA B0ARDERS WANTED.-Persons desir-
NI IL GUS Of obtaining boa-d for the summer can
be comfortably accommodated BY addre-s
Ing Mrs: II; G. q. WARDER, Cstlett's Station, o.
A. NJ. NJ. r. X. mv27 n
LA HEALING SPRINGS.
xk:Wl W. b. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
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10 fling CHILDEEN. - Yesterday after
,uo4,' .he hve-y old son of Mrs. Molair
We tiS% ing within half block OF his house
an lith, between III and I SfTaets WI, t,,-o.
800" hegro boys stepped up TO him and
, S.tiiSAl Eeetitation one Of them Snatched a
of On the day before a IiffIs SfpI s - .
locket-bOOk 'aKen away from her. no ,ioubt
b. the same parties.
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EVERY PIECE WELL SHRUNK
And MADE Nv THE BEST MANNER
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ROCk EN0N SpRIN.S,

ES&A hoch E EnEs S so rSrS' p,
I'LL Mrs; CLARA 4: ZINES. 4os, iio
snd 4In p i2,h stree o, PTSgrist6r
M, OPEN JUNE Is TO SEPT. Is.
$50 to $50 per month. Fare from Wilmington t.
b. 1 r'ar Tain f. @ ssrs to
Bergdorf Bro. ago sth street northwest. will b.
coaches to passengers to the Springs arriy-
ing at p. m. They will also supply guests at the
horses at moderate rates. For furthar particntsrs
and pamphlets apply TO A. :. PRATT & SON, cor
ner yin and u streets northwest. JeltlSth
AAA PERSONS DESTROYS OF LEAVING
YesUAYthe city during the summer months can find
AE:bAJ Board with Mr. II. HOOE, at AmmendaIe,
al Ut 800 yards from the station on the B. and Ohio
Peasant Address ii. HOOE, Beltsyille, Prince
AAk COUNTRY BOARD-Rooms and Board
HSAY eight miles from Washirgt at River
ke:661 dale. near Bladensburg. on B. 4 o. X r
FIX trains daily each way, stopping near house.
board. Call at or address 1913 street north
west. my8-3F
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TINS CITY on a railroad and daily mail. Address
CHAS JONES, Esq, Gainesyille,Na. mig 81
1AAkBEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,
G:I Hotel open on 10th June. Connections
naie with all trains on Pennsylvania railroad at
Huntington, Pa, and on Baltimore aud Ohio rail
road at Cumb' rland, Md, through to the Springs
Excursion Tickets to be had at railroad Offices and
baggage checked through.
Bedford Water sent promptly at following rates
from railroad depot here:
Bbi 40 Gallons Gin oakJ................-....S4 25.
Kees :, :. .'-.-''''."'--''''-'' 8 -.
Half Bbls., 20 Gallons lin mulberry Is.
Kegs, 5 Gallons . 8 IS
For rooms and further inflammation addrasS pro.