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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

People should look over
the London Christian IL ruld. \ recent
number contains something particularly
interesting TO them-:in engraved map OF
Eurulle Il ii Will he when the Is sovereign
powers now occupying the territories OF
the old Roman empires shall be reduced
to the ten oret, ii by the proph 'cv. 1t will
be interesting to know that France Is o
lave another war with Germany. in which
it Will be completely victorious. and that
as a result. the kingdoms of Belgium.
Holland. Bavaria. Wurtemburg, Baden,
+. rtu.al, Switzerland. Tuni> and Morocco
will be ANNEXED by other powers. The
remaining 10 kingdoms Will form CON
fcd,racv. which will soon be broken up.
and the battle of Arma.e,ldon will he de
ciied by the personal descent OF Christ.
The Antichrst of that battle will
very likely be Jerome Napoleon. and :.
Napoleon will proh,bly be pope. All this
is :.-Goin~ to happen very soon but, says
the h.dep. nJent. " rs the conflict IS con-
fined to Europe and its vicinity. we may
look. during lis continuance. for a profit
able market for our brcasistutfS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

\ LOFTY SrlLE.-" Style, says Lor'
Chesterfield. . is the dress of thoughts :
Some thoughts, like certain persons. are
thin, lean, lank, Vet they are arraveo
yorgeouslv rs a belle in full dress. There
is nothing but the dress to attract notice
Here is an illustration:
Coming into court one day. Erskint
perceived tie ankle Of Mr.. BalfOur, who
generally EXPIRE ressel himself in very cir
cumlocutory manner. tied mp with a silb
handkerchief.
Why, what's the matter" said he.
WAS taking Il romantic rambe in m,
brothers n ound>, when coming to Il gate
had TO climb over it. by which came il
contact with the first bar. and grazed the
epdermis Of my leg. which has caused 3;
slight extravasai ion of blood.
You may thank your lucky stars re-
! pied Ersklne, = tha, YOUR brothers gate
was not as lofty as yoar style, or yon mus
have broken your neck.
If Mr.. Balfour had replied to the ques
ton, . What's the malter?' = l fell from
gate both his style and his good sens
would have been of better repnte
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
AFRICAN DIScoN ERN.-The Chicag

AFRICAN DIscoN EKY.-The Chicago
T,ibu,le has intercepted Il letter sent by
Stanley in Africa to the Ucruld. describing
:. great battle between himself and 1900
natives. He says
have previously mentioned in my let
ters that reports were current among The
Waganda tn It GammonbanaGara was oc
cupied by II race of white negroes. Hay
inc this in mind | watched intently during
the battle for some Of these strange peo
pie. Discerning a tall. flcshy, white taceo
man, who seemed Il leader of his fellows
minelino in the ,hickest of the fray, | cap
tured him. After the battle. remember
ing the captive, fastened TO him. wish
in" to learn something of the strang,
phenomenon-a white black. Upon com
ING into his presence, | looked intently a
him, when suddenly a thought FLASHED
through my brain, my feelings overcamt
me. / thought. has fortune reserved fol
me this crowning feather in the cap of dis
covervo advanced a thousand emotion
swelling in my bosom The captive arose
| said:
This. believe, is.
II am said the seeming apparition-
1t was Boss Tweed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

REAI. LIFE IN FEANCE.-Ihc genuine
bourrcoi~,, unc lntamlnated by arjstncrttic
and ;.ti>tir ideas, invariably saves money
however poor ne may be. If r5ch, he saves
more money: if poor. he saves less; but
every wear viii show 4 balance III his IA
vor. unless there ha, been some great
misfortune His coolness in prosperity i
rultlcd by another Kind of COO ness in :td-
ycr-i;y IL. does not lose his wits and
no fnoIj>l things, either from the folly of
despair or the iutoNicatinn> Of success
The genuine bouryro'sr in adversely j.
difficult to tind for, if any creature natur-
allv avoids ;tdvrr>itv. it is he; but. now
and them in the course of many wears,
Won my find one 50 situated. rs NOu may
see Il c.tt drop from a tree INTO Il pom !.
The secret of French economy. of the
cheapne,> of living, which English people
have associated with continental existence.
lie, in the liberty to do as yru like, in
the first place: next, in the indus
try and activity of the people themselves.
peculiar char .ctrr of servants in the rural
districts The value of liberty in the
matter of expense is obvious. 1t permits
YOU to berin hv rcnouncin9 AL expenditure
for what is Indifferent to You. which at
once sets free All the money that would
have cone in obedience to other people :
IDEAS and leaves it :it Your own disposal.
1t also allows YOU to postpone many eX-
pen,cS from one wear to another until it
is quite convenient to meet them.
The Enrlish breakfast is entirely nm
known in France.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
ERD AND FLOW.

How ca>ly He turns the tides
Just now the yellow beach was dry,
just now The gaunt rocks all we've bare
The sun beat hot ani thirstly,
Each sCawecd waved its long brown hair,
And bent and languished as in pam;
Then, in flashing moments space
The white ioam-f fVe which spurnel TIE sand
Paused in their joyous outward race.
Wheeled, wavercd, turned them to tn. Ian |,
Md a swift leGionary band,
Poured on the waiting shores again.
How easily III turns the tidcsl
The fullness "f my yesterday
Has vanished like rapid dream,
And pitiless and far away
The cool. refreshing waters CLEAN,
Grim rocks of dread and doubt and pain,
Rear their dark fronts where once sea;
Eut can smlle and wait for Him
Who turns the tides SO easily,
FILLS the spent rock pool to its brim,
Ard up from the horizon dim
Leads His bl 5ht morning waves again.
Susan CO0lidqe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

Mr. Proctor Knots fricnl> spend hoHr>
every d,v 1T the gentleman bedside trying
TO COAX hlm 10 pat hi> head ont from under
the 1lilt. You II smother, they >'E'
ana besides. what if he i well enough
10 90 around making speeches? IL )
away up in Maine and Won h- back here
,or \ month";. Bat Ihc only Response x 4
uuivetinr. trcmuous motion OF the bed
clio, he, and a nervous tucklnT ot the quilts
more closely around the imprisoned head.
\, thou~h unseen fingers were gathering
in :, fresh grip on them -BYr.t.yo~ HurS-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

'i'I' Az, /" TIE SUP?OEIE.s tIiiI J Tif.,l
EI 81 IAKIfS T.. HANpfN
irIirl raiprin"r has ,uIIle to yi-,.
H"s head and tan of the Democrat ,.I.-s:
But tn II lloralle sam,
Is the greatest old sham
The country ever knew
bur.n5 the he soemnly tre.,i
IN the crD0.e ways IF a ro2' .rl-lt
COM rebels al hail.
1nIs y rati war i'll IA L.
Ihe .s-c II REFORM SAID
And ballot box-s:u.fin- he ku0ws tu.i w.ll
on -ic.tIpn dag Will most surely tell
W. viii uii. ana Wei cram,
saii The II ,uoratle sam.
If the tter7 do yell
To Eet plenty If money he thinks -:n.
) ' III stocks and bonds he sI"cu!.t-- IL:
Thus the II lnorable knave
I IrlI,l plt bi- we
With reforms .cry thlu
AHally II Tweed. next door T. ti:,f
Pretending = bring the C.tn1l RIM. --r.er.
The FIX Is Id and SIS
Hl~ res rms arr a lie
Stole hr corn LIFT the shcat
Republicans, l-. MAX hlIu Won Icy.
With t.lr ireetu n VT = he's hurried u,l.i.-
The voters spll tramp.
VIII star'le the Id SCAMP.
LIke a clap Of thunder.
Nn,.t!, l.cr N.i,t. IL. 1e.d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

Great trlr>t ATTACHES t. the trial uf
the Armstrong Gun uf itU tons Il be sent
III lu av f 7 he great Irun-clah vessel.
i!l.- DuIlIo In :, tutl combat four >ucii
runs max have 10 bc fred simultaneously
from one ~id,. Il the vessel and the prob
lem which prt-cnt> it>'if i how 10 over
come the tremendous rccoii. which com
hin,,i with :, heavy >c:,, might upset the
v,~s-l. l. i sought TO overcome the
effect Of the rccoil by hydraulic machinery
invented fur the purpo>e by G- w Rendel,
which = to T." i,.>led to ascertain whether
it VIII bear Ihc strain. An Il tom gun has
a fyIce Of twenty >iN Thousand ;ons. 50 the
>tltn- h ana ,L.hort;crcs> of the m.tchn
cry r,q4i>ite 70 huli in check i proper
tirn,trly lar-e pressure may Tee e>t!nat-
ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
'tef-d 'f'an.fs--.prr-'No-,ces s. rrach

WA>IIIN,.1oN SIII-CoN rI:oL-An of
tircr to whom hr WAS very III lch aIIarhcd
wa- taken very i'll. and he had him re-
moved from his uncomfortable" quarters 10
! room IN hi> house Lite in the
evening, one of his aides with some
rth,r Young officers returned from
l party in llr country. and, gather
in@ around the old FIREPLACE grew quite
Injurious over some incident or incidents
dat had occurred Washington stepped
"Ut of It's room All inimg. and, after
hanging frw words wrh them. spoke
of IT," sick officer ana his dangerous con-
'i}liun. The v"uny officers b, come luiet
hat after u litlic whil'- they forgot all about
II ana We're merry a, ever. In the midst
of their Jokes ami laughter the door of
Washington room opuc! very gently.
and the General himself appeared. with 4
candle in HI IIlnd. Crossing the floor on
iptor, hr went MO ihr Kitchen. ~ if in
search ut something. and inut Iittrly re-
turned. in the >lmr noi>elc>~. careful man
ner. lie youny men tuof, the hint and
immediately dispersed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
\ French physician announces that Il

\ French physician announces that dis
tressing OF excessive palpitation Of the
heart c,n always be arrested by bending
double, the head down and the arms hang
ing. 50 as to produce temporary conges-
ton of the upper portion of the body. In
nearly every instance of nervous or anem-
ic papitation the heart Immediately
resumes its natural function. If the
movements of respiration are arrested dur
ing this action the effect is still more rap
ii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

How TO PEENFNT PERJURY The adj
minl>tralinn OF justice in India las to con
tend with one Formidable object. The n;,-
tivrs commit perjury on the slightest temp
tation When Lord Mrc;,u!av WAS 4
member of the Superior Council. engaged
in framing 4 penal code 7 India. hc re
ccivcd Il paper on legislation.
Your Honor must know sail this
wise native. that the great evil is that
men swear falsely in this country. Nc
Judge knows what to believe. Surely il
Your Honor can make men swear truly,
your Ilonor's fame will be great, and the
company Uhc East India Company will
flourish Now | know how men may be
made to swear truly. and | Will tel voul
Honor. for vour fame and for the profit OF
the company. Let your Honor cut off til,
great toe of the ri ght foot of every man
who swears falsely, whercupon voul
Honors fame will be extended"
1t is needless to say that Lord Mlcaulay
did not adopt tE" suggestion of this wis,
legislator.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

4 HELPISG HAND.-There is many a
soul trudging along llfe'o pathway with
weary, uncertain STEPS, sad and down,
hearted, who would, if There was KIND
hand reached out to help them, walk erect
and step lightly, and even sing while pas
ing over the rough places.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

The London Mix Journu, says that a
pint of milk heated a little. but not boiled.
taken every four hours. will check the
most violent diarrhpe, and dysentery
This is certainly easily ir!ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

The wonderful contradictions Of the hl
man heart are never seen so clearly as
when. after Il long and arduous chas".
we reach and catch the flying. wished
for ,od an Immediately throw it down
as worthless, because. forsoo.h h'-posses--
cd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

4 MID LpnkING DL, rIvEE lie was
4 .tedv looking iuIiNi.ull. SAYS the Lou
isviilr -l1J7<l: and ~ he Stood upun the
corner -tzin- wi>,ialiv Il: TIE Disappear
ng form If \ ncw>uoV. who had ig>t
picked up 4 good SIZED stamp AMI wa
making of With the prize. there WAS :,
vague aspect If dr>ptir in his attitude
which WAS very touching. Perhaps il
was this which attracted the attention of 4
mild looking party who WAS passing by.
and perhaps i VS. something else; hu,,
however this may hc. the mull looking
p,r'y stopped, and gazing NJ the solitary
figure, addressed him thus:
"Oi man. wouldn't vou like % have :.
drink this morning
= lou'v read me ~ accurately a>
though my thoughts We're printed on An
open page. replied the solitary. taking
his qud from hi mouth and pas iny \ di-
lApltttcI coat sleeve over his Ip-.
Il Thought So. murmured the mild
booking party. while !. tear tr.cl>Ird down
his cheek: " hu; conquer he desire. Fi-ht
il a> You would :, legion of devils. tur
drink has ruined man! a man who had ::
more expansive forehead than vou vr got
And then the mild looking purity con
tinuel on his way. and III" solitary ytz"l
drcamily into space and communed
with himself,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

The Brooklyn Argns-a leading Demo
cratic paper of that city-comes on,
::1nare'y against TilIen. 1t summarize,
Its charges against him, as follows
-. dlidsr refuses to pay his land taxes in tn
9wInulrl the Government by l-suin1 illegal an,
a HI SrFfnS riia79E 3 M t? y taxes on the sam,
rla qt 4. tn. : penaties ,'- . - e
taIlInl "3hd! ilf eft'S Ettr and swinn. til, GOV
er,IIn-nt N ,,,',,11 on OF the taxes on whiskey.
" atns lnr shaving the " due bills at the store OF
Teaching The credit Mober swin,,lers
SAL, Inc hrst railroad consplrary' III the United
Max MaE4 Of rai t ,n hait"ai I E"s t in A AnrrGa
al 70 I'll rdf9 de- ,n ,ni rserI Ec.on tranis TIdn the
ana weeds New York Knnl NM ''' ming
H. Standing al3't' tr,n reform Destroying the
ri lwtd nolnnates illien tor the Presidency and
l5 DlSretard of his ot!ai oath Fublir conspirtor-
= serted his party and helped defeat Lonis C.ss
/? Results Of mis- hoastgd Canal Reform: one ronyc-
10. ttlns the reform Constitutional Amend
- Il What Chairman riIdrn did for New York and
constltHti"nal hiiI. gwen 20 '''' anu "''-
is An Irish Democrat on Tilden's dcsrotlsm.
~ How he secured the nomination Bargains with
Nm men Packing state Conventions and suhorn1nE
, Fl Surrender Of his hard-money principles to the
Noft-motN lntatlOulStS.
2 Cost of Imitation.
The .1rqus says cditorilv. after dtvotiny
some nine columns to proofs of these
clargrS
|; will require but thirty days fair pre-
>cnta;ion Of them to pro,lucc Il tidal wave
against this trick>tcr and impo~tcr. conf
plrcd with which the one against "Ca>ar-
ism in 1871 was bat Il ripple before :.
gentle zephyr. Whoever reads the di>clo-
~urcs in this DAYS .iryus-and they will
he read by four hundred thousand voters
in all of the : at,s will be convinced that
: samuel j. IilIcn is one of the worst men
who has ever been lifted into public noto-
rlctv. The intelligence and sincerity of
the American people are on trial. Claim
inc tn tt principle and not partisan prciu-
dice should guide them, if. after knowing
the history of this archimpo>ter, dtm,-
-oGue and dcsppt. they shall show that Il
III tlorily of them disregard the warning
OF such facts are here presented, it will
teach rejecting men that the star of
American liber V i soon to set in the
sea of >pUti>m and anarchy. Iildcn has
made The record, not We. If the people
shall do AS we have done conquer their
pr' r'judlce> in favor of principle. the dam
ger viii be avcrted and impo>ture re-
baked.
PRINCIPAL rEopUCTS OF SrArES-
Iowa produces the largest spring wheat
crop of any st tie Ohio raises the most
winter wheat. Pennsylvania supplies one
fifth Of the rye produced in this country.
Illinois grows Il larger quantity of corn
than any other State IIinoi, also takes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
! lle fireman.
...gd from the Whaling City.

.H lp nlOuNl'ln tops 10 crown
tII'. no ravines or dehles tC
Viz. from. or traditional Legends
5 miraudcrs o: brigands
.I.tain passes or peering on
..a- or c.tvc, to sally forth t,
Hrv in lawful pursuits. But
.old cNptn~c OF ocean tum
..u- every minute, threaten
.. rur fair city in lis long
4 'uil; or. lashcd to fury bN
...l .u~. il roar- around our pOr
u -,adcd by the hunter.
ht, been exceedingly hot
Iuc,corologi-ts, of which we
who bavc chroniclcl the
MANY wears past, state that
.. 0,cn a time in thirty wears
I, j. true that we have the
.. ...fu our brows, but wit h
M. .ulth. all the powers that
ritt diminish the intensitinl
..atc- down through the ce-
e. ,b., h,.,l- of tho in II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

he Brooklyn Ar9ns-, leading Demo-
cratic paper Of that cty-comes out
>>Ilare!y against Tillen. 1t summarize,
Its charges against him, rs follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

.'". u.unc Of Munroc,
.-.F ,.'lnDe some time
""'~~ ago launched it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
CANIPtI.:\ PARODY

'i-''I >i- /" iifi Ntf'pllf-. "f StIIiI J. IiI!'f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
READING NOTICES.

THE RESULT OF our announcement last
week has been complete conquest, we hav
ing convinced all who responded that we
stated the exact truth In remarking that
our prices would be very materially reduced.
We were impelled to take this course
through our anxiety to dispose OF every
yard OF our summer goods before closing
our rooms on August 18th for the reasons
given. On September LIST we shall expose
lor the inspection OF the public, the greatest
variety OF goods ever offered in any tailor
Ing establishment in Washington. Our
space is limited, hence we desire to make
way with the goods now on hand. Proud OF
our success, and the reputation we have ac-
quired for making fine garments, we shall
strive TO maintain that high standard or
excellence which has thus far characterized
our efforts. We again invite all who would
enjoy that luxury OF feeling which accompa-
sles the consciousness OF being perfectly
dressed to take advantage of this opportu-
nifty, as In all probability IL will never again
be extended by us under as favorable condi.
lions as we now offer. Uniforms for army
and navy speciality.
BARTRAM b Co.,
vernon Row, Pa. ave., corner 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
GEORGETOWN.

The FUNERAL OF John Marbury, ST., took
place last evening at 6 O'Clock. his remains
being laid In beautiful cloth casket, COW
cred with flowers. The services were con-
Quoted by Revs. A. r. Stuart and A. A
Shlras, of the Episcopal Church. The fol :.
lowing gentlemen acted as pail bearers
Judge Wylie. w. s. Cox. e. NJ. Matthews,
Geo. Earle, Wm Laird, VIM. Dunlop, J. W.
beebie, and Frank Dodge. AS. the funeral
eortege moved towards Oak HiIi, the bell OF
christ Church was tolled in honor OF the de-
ceased. Many distinguished mem oers of the
District bar were present.
TBE FIRE LAST EvESING.-Yesterday
evening about half past s O'Clock, an alarm,
or f1re was turned in from box "a, for the
burning OF some one story frame houses on
me corner OF 5th and Market streets The
NO. D boys were quickly at hand, and ex-
tinguished the flames. Not much damage
was done.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.-The following Of
hcers were elected for the ensuing six mont tbs
In HermioDe Lodge, X. of P: Jas. L. Greaues,
Z. G.. Jas. 8. Hays, ". c.; John f. Welch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
THE CQURn.

POLICE COURT, Judge &se,l
Today, Charles Torch, profanity; colfat-
erai left and case continued. Fanny Smith,
cursing In the street, IS. Fanny Smith, a
female razor fourieher, was fined $50, or 60
days in Jail. Edward Abingdon, loud; IS.
John Ryon, q Re Isr singer, was fiued $50, or
sixty days In Jail. Robert Mclean, loud;
IS. John Carpenter, same; s.. John Ryan,
larceny OF six lemons, was fined IS, or ten
days. VIM. Streets, throwing stones In the
street; IS. John johnson, same; IS. Ohio
Summers, loud and boisterous; s5 or TWEEN
y days; John Thomas, loud; s5, or twenty
days. VIM. Bradshaw, public blasphemer,
was fined IS. VIM. Prather, larceny OF some
money and clothing from Lizzie Smith, res
titution ordered, and In default thirty days
In jail. Thomas Overton, threats 70 Emma
Wilson, personal bonds to keep the peace
Daniel Murphy, assault and battery on Ju-
Illus Eisenbeiss; $40 and costs. Eugene Van
Riswick, larceny of some ladies' jewelry and
trim kets from Marion Van Riswick; $50. or
sixty days in jail. Washington Meredith
And Spider Brown, ARRAY; Meredith fined s5
and Spider dismissed. Robert Stewart, lar
ceny OF silver twenty-five cent piece from
Moses Smith; IS and costs. Washington
Meredith and Spider Brown, assault and
battery on Oficer O'Neal; grand jury; bonds
$500 each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
Removal.

FtTSt-ctGss Securing and Dyet,lQ.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 600 q street
very near his former place. BY promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
of American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work in q manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these IA
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refiuished nice aud cheap.
Travellers leaving the city IN have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
C. 1T p TIE LIS.

STRAW HATS for Fourth of July
Genuine Mackinaw Hats, sI5O to $3.50.
New Brown Straw Derbys, 81 to 81 so.
Brown and White Straw Sailors, Al 10 81 80.
Soft and Stiff Light Felts, black bands So
Boys nice Brown and White Dress Hats, 80
and 70 cents.
"LEwIs, the Halter, !" 900 7th st., bet & K.
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ROCk ENON SPRINGS,
ON TEE GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS,
ONLY SEVEN HOURS FROM wAsHIsGroN
IS IA I;;''';;:-;;;. Proprietor.

, Terms:-eN per month OF four weeks n ,
special terms made for families, or for any VEy40
ftro persons occupying one room. ltsIt
The fare from waship gtou to the Springs ann Te.
turn, oy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud coaches
rom winchester, is only eS 50 the round trip.
flre air, Dealing waters, grand scenery, abun-
osnt amusements may sn be obtained at this un-
restraints of fashion, ~
Coed food, sbuudsntly supplied, cooked in best
manner, promptly served.
II 10 the aim or the proprietor TO make Rock Enou
Springs sn attractive summer home for Va shiDg-
tonians, at rates which ell can afford.
The best OF servants have been engaged.
For oescriptiVe pamphlets or fafDrnation call on
street. iein, In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

FINE DRESS SUITs.-A large assortment
10 select from, at from sic TO $50. 1. HAM.
Burger q Son, under Metropolitan Hotel.
293
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

HUNDRED styles of light-colored Pants
sold at cost, st 6l5 Pennsylvania avenue,
under metropolitan Hotel. 29,3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

1Many Massachusetts couples are ar
ranging to be married on the Fourth.
~Wages are still going down In the New
England cotton mills.
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