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pILEs AND FIsTULA.

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and fistula ns matter OF how long stsndingJ BY An
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method 81 treatment, without resort TO the Knife
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A05 Pennsylvania avenue: q. saiier. Of the
Emery Coal Company ONCE, lat and streets north
vest A. Brewer, III i. CAPITOL street; i 81. =
Garter. 4O5 18Th st; q. B. Marche Oh A e. south.
I1ebs GSsf Rfo VAL xh,. 40 Pa ave. Il Luchs q
IN o., ana to many others on application ct my Of
nee, unooe names ye have not permission 10 use In
Special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 O. m. to
M cundays 3o =. Consultation free.
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HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs will re-
store the digestive organs to their full vigor.
and bring the disordeSei liver into a condi.
ton OF perfect health, as certainly as sun
shine dissipates the morning vapors. Fever
and asue, too, is at once broken up by this
eases. eoSE
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CITY 1T T. Ms.

PERFECT HONESTY Plus CHEMICAL
SCIENCE-ln these words you have the
great secret of the unexampied success of
Doohy's Yeast PotrCier. IL is made from the
purest cream tartar, manufactured from
grape Juice expressly for this firm
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MARRIED WOMEN AND BUILDING ASSo-
CITATIONS supreme court of Pennsyl-
vapia has rendered a decision in the case of
Wolbach and wife against the Lehigh Build
ing Association. 1t declared that in all cases
where married women deal " it'll the associa-
tions the mortgage is good only for the actual
amount loaned and legal interest. A logical
consequence seems 10 be that If the money
loaned has not been actually used to buy or
Improve her separate real estate, but has
been used 10 raise money TO pay her huS-
bands debts. or for other purposes II is void
altogether. This Will, no doubt, seriously
affect the vast investments made by build
Ing associations on the credit of mortgages
given by married women, and will prove a
grave matter for such o .sociations. or late
years II has been a very common practice
for men TO hold their property in their wives
names, and, when DESTROYS OF loan, to jojn
with the wives in the mortgage, contrary to
the law as II now appears. The effect of this
decision will certainly be seen in litigation
consequent upon suits on mortgages given
by married women, and q total refusal by
the associations TO make future loans on any
terms.
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debili-
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without medicine. Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how TO dis
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GEORGE TOW

DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CITIZEN
Mr.. Charles Wilson, assistant surveyor OF
the District, died at his residence, on Wash
ineton street, between West and Stoddard
streets, at an early hour yesterday morning,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Wilson was gentleman
widely known in the District, and hts demise
will be regretted by large circle OF friends.
The funeral takes place from his late resi-
dence tomorrow at 10 a. m.
A PERSISTENT USAwAY.-Saml Payne.
aged !, made his escape from the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, corner 14th and s streets,
yesterday, and was found In Georgetown
about O'Clock the same day by Officer Sui
livan and soon afterward carried back to the
asylum by Lieutenant Skippon. We record
ed similar feat of Samuel a short time ago
This is his sixth escape.
GRAIN-By rail-1,Oo0 bushels OF wheat TO
Fl. NJ. Talbot. By river-1, 800 bushels of
wheat to Hartley & Bro and 400 bushels of
wheat to j. g. and j. NJ. Wsters-p. t.
Boss TWEED has written another letter to
his counsel. Mr.. John ID. Townsend. in
which he says: "In view of the statement
made by the attorney general in his COM
high official position might naturally in
duce the public to believe that I have been
acting in bad faith and with no intention of
fully carrying out my intentions, as ex-
December, 1876, will ask if 1t will be pos
sible or proper to have all the facts which
were in dispute between Mr.. Fairchild and
yourself submitted to some gentleman or
gentlemen who are free from political bias,
to render a written opinion whether or not
in all the facts have been faithful to my
promise, and whether what / have done
does not justify my release from custody.
To Mr.. OCOnOr, as a gentleman of recog-
nized honor and ability, L male my
first appeal; to him would viii
lmgly submit the whole matter aud
feel satisfied with any decision he
might arrive at. Trusting this suggestion,
which | take the liberty of publishing will
not interfere with any other action you may
have determined upon, 1 remain" &c.
NOTHING TO WEAR-A number of young
women formed ali attractive procession,
yesterday, through the streets of Mott
Haven. They were attired in s.nmpr
costume that sembled more the fashion set
by Eve in the Garden of Paradise before tho
Fall, than that set in modern times by the
Partisan milliner Worth. They wore no
crinolines or puff locks, but their dresses
fitted closely to their well developed forms
and appeared nicely adapted for walking
suits. These ladies had taken plunge al
Harlem river, at 10th street, and on repair
ing TO their improviscd dressing room, thew
found that their street attire had been stolen.
Whether this was practical joke or a fel-
ony the young women were unable to deter
mine. Their clothing was not returned. and
they were compelled to return to their home
with only bathing suits as their attire-N
y Herald. 9Th.
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"A SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.-Dr. J. D.
Hooker, president of the ROYAL Society of
London, director of the Botanical Gardens
&c, and Lieutenant General StracheV. OF
the Royal Bengal Engineers and member of
ments for tour of scientific research this
summer in Colorado, Utah and California.
In company with Drasa Gray, of Cambridge,
Inc DISTINGUISHED bOtanist, and Professor
Joseph Leidy, of Philadelphia. the eminent
comparative anatOmist, the results of which
VIII be communicated in the form of reporfs
to our government.
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Weather indications TODAY.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGN al OFFICER,)
WAsHISGToN. July Q, 1877.
For New England, mi.idle Atlantic states,
rising barometer. We nm southerIy. veering
10 colder northwess winds, partly cloudy
weather, and rain areas
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Ts Ladies and GeutIemeu,

INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS by j. II
squier & Co., Bankers, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue. LEO
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a HTlIlCIAk LIMBS made any pattern desarpd.
"A Ases BIZ - IQe1A 1871, q.
sNA. go - ~ ~ ~. 800 = saYn -
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"A LOVE TkAGEDY.-Faystown, VI, has
Deen shocked by q romantic traeedy. Daniei
wheeler and Miss Adams were to have bean
married, but she was induced by her family
70 DfeaK the engagement, and TO restore tn
turned directly home, took his gun and va a..
mo wood and shot himself in the heart
Ana now Miss Adams is crazy with eriaf
anu aSoWs her determination OF join har
lover in the spirit land 'oA no'
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transactions i'm Real Esfate.
The following instruments i'm writing have
been filed In the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:


-. n =. I
son for S61tG. lot tg Riggs and Plants subdivision
If square :,s. +. 7 Browning. trustee, to J. \ j.
10 GSsre I for 3 sq dt hSq d'gn
- Edwards. trustee. TO J. H. shelton for 81 500. lot
GfoD Sie r I9Sn 1t and Spfg M@gr to
SO ". 2. Fowler Il al To h. II. Tracey, s3I85. lot
tee To- q F@r,l $50 sub lot 5 square i To- L. I
Delwig To- III W. Wilson, S59l, lot Il of sub lot =.
I"t 1. iISck 4, BrSwn's sub. Mount Plant
Behrend 20 A. Behrend. s3.6n. lot 6. square 5i5
lots . and y, square l95,. c. Dyer TO r, Neal,
So, lots - t. 2, =, square 6 " Jones e. Mary
and Haw kins' addition to Georgetown.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
To- MGGa f Mfres snd E a6S
1t O.; H'wes subdivision of Mount Pleasant, G. H.
cure J. G Harkness ssIOO, lot 50, May hew subdi-
vision Of l,,S and ? square 2oi r. L. Cropley to
s"ciation S3Ioo lot L., square 81 II. Young to J b.
Ruth, trMstse, to SECURE \. T. Jones Sso, lot %,
Plains. c; b. Church to b. L. Blackford, to secure
the Central Building Association So part of lots
T Tae sgH to SRVriS C%ssn lot 81
Diges' sub. OF sqnare $40 to secure Henry Dickson
square 4e to secure August Sci,aar Isl" sIsS' r' E,
hnghes t. w A. GoTon, part lot. 81 and 81 ol
Page s275. J. IL Cheek to H. H. Stephenson lots Il
ana p IS square %. to secure sesond Cooperative
iel 0'C. Callaghan and J H. Ford, lot Il Of sub. Of
10y s4nare 1ot TO secure Louisa 4. Dellwig $685..
:" w - N.
IN Bealls addition to Georgetown. to secure IL :
Cummings SlS1D- ;. Fowler TO MorseIl and Davis
lOt - square lsS- to secure W. b. jackson S2.7n.
and lot 10 square lg3. tn secure same the same
amount. Laura Ambush to Edward Younger. lot H.
square 7g3- to secure Thomas T.. Nichols $50
RELEASES.
W llilam Z. stone 20 Louisa TltOn, for 81. lot 30
aShew SUBDIVISION, sluare 24. 4. HYDE and Tn
Hyde, trustees To- :. T.. Wheatley, square north Of
square - William y. Hoffman to Frederick lie
tIi- part Of lot n. square 6l6 William Nc AIey Ia
BeIJdnIn Page and Edmund I:eld. lot ,, squaIe 2ll
johnson and Bischfurd to F. Miller, lot s,uare sid
j. MaThury to l.. Dant. lut corner St0dIart
ard Washington streets. Georgetown. Hall and
arHer To hnmas Lewis. lot d. square 32j " I.
Gordon :" III am Petibone, lot 1, block 4 Brown
sub. Of Mount Pleasant
GISCEtLANpOUs
contract between T. and l.. Lucas with J Fitz
gerald Tor rent Of 2i5 Pennsy vania ave for three,
years with privilege of two years extension a. NEH
l. month Deed of trust from J. Ri,ritu - H. T.
ami. goods IN 20 VI street. t. secure B:ojcr- &
-" 500. Biii 0f sale from VI. II. DAVIS - f II
1ie,l igT Day mare wagon and harness - Agree
nl"nt between j. g Mstlock and PM Sh,cbv Ia sell
It G sub # lots - and 30. in Halves sudjisi, nf
NJ unt Pleasant Plains for 81 go.
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Hessac.n = trial for headache r .,,,,,os
e@aacae Specific. Large bottle 5 So cenfs
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SUMNER SILKS, black silks, seal brown,
navy blue and black la WINS. with handsome
border, black grenadines, new parasols, lace
stripe white goods, black cashmeres, black
alpacas, at Carter's, 7G1 Market Space.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George j. Wood and Susaunah Jenkins;
Fletcher $. StOckdale and Elizabeth Schlu-
cher both of Texas.
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AN EXCURSION TO RAwLEY SPRINGS,
starting next Monday, is announced in our
advertising columns. Ii will be seen that
The small sum Of fifteen dollars will pay for
tran pOrtatiOn TO and from the springs aud
ming until Saturday morning. This is de-
c1dediy cheap excursion, and as our we'll
known townsman, Geo. w. Bunker ia in
charge OF this famous summer resort those
who go can rest assured that thew will he
well taken care of. The excursion is in the
hands Of competent and trustworthy gentle
men,
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BkAurIFUL COMPLEXION depends upon the mn .
lily ni the blood To keep the blood pure and
"eel.nS a.e W: b1u Blood Mixture. 1t
SPECIAL EOTICE.-CHARiOTS can be cha
- tered at very Reasonable rstes 70 con- Ex,a
sr Ha5se ar to p and from Great ralis Ex
gwen to this branch of our Business dnriac IN
GUNNER For terms apply q, No. 2 Congress streef.
oeoree.own. or SO Market Space, city. jTs-im
RUY IN THE CHEAPEST MARKET.
further reduction in
FLOUR, SUGARS, TEAS.
~Cali and get prices.
q. WILMER, Grocer.
-!e9-4 1915 Pennsyivsnia avenue.
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fRiGHTFUL COAL OIL ACCIDENTs-The
BraCken, ny, Re"OTd gives an account of
two terrible coal oil explosions in that coun-
y. A little adopted daughter of Patrick
MurIny, aged about Il, in lighting fire with
coal OIL, was almost burned to q crisp by the
explosion Mrs. Martha Butler and Miss
Mary j. Hamilton, daughter of VIM r. Ham
ilton, are the other victims. The oiI-can
p ptn While Mrs. Butler was filling q lamp
Mrs. Butler ran to a creek near by and "a We'd
herself but was badly burned. Miss Ham
1lton suffered tortures, dying the following
morning.
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bABY FARMING.-Deputy Coroner Mann
OF philadelphia, at noon Friday held an
inquest on the body OF an infant, supposed
months, which was taken by the officers OF
society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
children from the paid custody of q woman
ned that Mrs Parr had engaged as a baby
farmer, and that she had numerous Children
In her charge. The Deputy Coroner an
until Tuesday morning next, aud thai in the
meantime he would commit the accused to
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IHE CHAMPION MURDERER, so far as
neard from, is William Lungley, arrested in
De soto parish, Louisiana, the other day
Lungiey confessed that he had been guilty
OF thirty-two murders in Texas, and only
regretted that he had not added another IN
provement in q region in which q man can
commit thirty-two murders before being
seized by the arm OF the law. People who
uilnk or emigrating to Texas will be
pleased to learn that Lunpley anticinates
being hanged. P"'''
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The TRANsVAAI. OR SOUTH AFRICAN
REPUBLIC, which has been "annexedo m
Great Britain against the protest of the
PRESIDENT, Thomas Burgess, is more than
twice as large as that of Pennsylvania, rich
IN mineral deposits, fruitful in agricultural
Produets, and stocked with animals Yielding
articles OF commerce. The exhibit at the
centennial of her sister republic, the Orange
as the South African republic can offer IN
the commerce OF the world, and their value
explains the reason for the seizure OF the gov
eminent by Great Britain,
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"A WOMAN's JUMP FROM THIRD-SrORY
WINDoW.-About ten DAYS ago, Mrs. Mary
Ann Hall, wife OF Mr.. II. Z. Hall, well
known and wealthy business man of Norris
anta, was sent to DIR. f.. p. Miller's Hydro
pathic institute, in west Goth street. being in
sane. Her four sons enlisted in the army
and one OF them was severely wounded.
Her fears that her other sons might be killed
In battle preyed upon her, and she has beel
insane for the past twelve or fourteen years
She was watched while in Dr. Miliers INST
tute for the first few days, but as she showed
no signs OF violence she was on Sunday
morning left alone in her room. The room
Is in the rear part of the building, in the
third story. One of the windows was open,
and Mrs. Hall jumped out, falling into the
basement area way, distance Of about IS
feet; She was found insensible, and soon
died.-tN. y. San, 6th.
SUICIDE OF VENERABLE MAN-Peter
NeWvlne, an old man, aged about s. years
and residing near LeOnardtown, committed
suicide on Saturday afternoon last, about
O'CLOCK, by hanging himself to q tree. When
lived, ne was on his knees in almost a natu-
raj position with the rope around his neck
and tied 10 q little hickory limb about five
ieet and half from the ground. No cause
can be assigned for this terrible act except a
predlspOsition to selfdestruction which he
had before evinced. A cOrOner's Jury was
summoned, which held an inquest on Sat-
urday night last and returned a verdict in ac-
cordance with the above theory. The case,
however, is still undergoing legal investiga-
ton.-lSt. Mdry's Md Beacon.
CANAL AFFAIRS.-There is nothing new
TO report in canal matters this morning
No boats were dispatched from this city yes
terday. The striking bOatmen, with about a
hundred boats, still remain at Sir Johns
Kun. Thursday morning bOatman whose
name was not ascertained) was endeavoring
to get through the BLOCKADE" when his tow
line was cut and himself assaulted aud Sc
verely injured about the head. From the
captain OF one OF the boats at the blockade,
who arrived in the city yesterday, and who
is thoroughly reliable man, we learn that
while there is, strictly speaking, no block
threatened, and ali efforts to pass are attand-
ed with PERIL Cumberland Ne,Us, 7u.
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0George Igo, aged six, was shot and
killed In Philadelphia Wednesday, by Ed
warn Dean, aged ten; and Dean has been ar
rested and pnt in jaii.
gPoor Mrs Chisholm, of MIsslssippi, has
wLIten letter expressing her purpose to
bring the remains OF her murdered husband
ana daughter to the North for interment.
Inc Sunbeam Society is an association
OF Ch1cago young ladies whose mission is TO
sew lof me poor and TO help them In other
1General Grants reference at GuildbalJ
10 ioe settlement of the Anglo American dis
Pu.e oy arnitraff0n is much quoted In So
clety ana az the clubs in London
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DEATH RATHER THAN PRoLoNGrDp Arv.
EsIIy Yesterday morning q patient in 81
Luke's Hospital committed suicide, cutting
ms. ms I'd WIN jack knife. He was forty,
Si consumption. His name was George ri
swift. He leaves a wife I'm Florida. wbars
ne was small farmer. Just previous 10 hiS
dure MS sufierings " Y. Sss,, tn
Lie insurance is brought down fne in
Connecticut. The farmers lake out noIic,ns
on their oxen. P0iAoies
"a new St Louis ordinance forbids the
s1ie OF intoxicating liquor to persons undsr
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STOCK-JOBBING STORY OF THE PoPEs
DEATH-There was an unconfirmed rumor
OF the Pope's death on the Paris bOurse on
saturday afternoon. The Observer special
ness and depression, but prices recovered
toward the close. All the circumstances in
ulcate mat the rumOr was merely circulated
Tor tock-jobbing purposes.
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HE TELEPHONE FEVER has broken ont
IN England, where the announcement is
maze that "musical conversation, will
soon De carried on in public between Lon
don and Brussels, and duet by two singers
, 1Wo I m apart be added TO the attraction
The Observer declares that tina American az.
periments are only adaptations of a scien-
tinc Process invented and patented by an
eminent English electrician SOME years be-
lore II was publicly utilized.
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The Club Gambling House Case


In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
This morning, the case of Isaac b. Jones, Ell
ward +. Jones and George A. Williams,
charged with keeping a gambling hnuse was
called-Disfrct. Attorney Wells and Assist
ant, H. III Wells jr., for the government and
Messrs. w. A. Cook and A. Il. Williams for
Inc defence. The defendants, /. B. Jones aud
Williamson, Edward p. Jones never having
been arrested y filed plea to the indictment
that the place where the offense is ALLEGED to
nave been committed is not described other
that In the District OF Columbia, and is too
general. The objection was Overruled, pro
prfna.
The following jurors were selected from the
panel: h. +. Zimmerman, John III. O'Don-
aid, j. G. Shinn, Franklin Bives, Jonathan
Foster, Samuel ii. Williams, r. H. Holland,
Thomas Ii. Fahey, Phillip H Ward. Her,
mon ii. Kaiser, and E. +. Gray; John Mark
ritter, talesman.
The following were challenged or excused:
David r. Robinson, John H. FoOte, J. c.
Mitherell. Chas- King, James Storum, g.
W Kent, II. A. Poland, N. III. Shea, Alonzo
Parks, Joseph Weaver, Ralph Wormley
Thos. Cant, A. =. Clark, Helon BatsOn
Joseph +. shillen, of the regular panel; John
w Kennedy, j. +. Havenner, talesmen.
District Attorney Wells opened the case to
The jury. stating that the charge was keeping
a faro bank or gam bling table, aud described
streets.
THE TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Gatchell, President of the Board of PO-
nee, testified to the location of the rooms
using drawing for the purpose.
-
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IHE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEET
iNG;-Arrangements have been Committees
.oI tht pun annual camp meeting to be held
under the auspices of " ash ineton Grove -
rT1selatlon, at The grove, twenty miles from
w ashin gton, on the Metropolitan ratlroaj
oD,liheneIng Wednesday, August SIN ard
hy,i1,,, sun aud rain, the managers are now
Tha D. tabernacle over the seating space
fbeIr I I,est and Mrs. Hayes have signifiei
services OF attending some OF he
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~ DECLINED TO RECEIVE THEIR PASTORS
merly of Philadelphia, lately rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Fourth Presby-
terlan church, in New York, for the purpose
oj accepting another call from a Philadel-
Phla congregation. At the regular weekly
meeting OF the New York Presbytery, that
Dody declined to accept Mr.. Kerrs resigna-
tiOn, and he will therefore remain in charge
OF his present church
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HOTELS.

AL 6eMARIE HOTEL"
bhoADwAf. 9TH AVENUE AND 2ArH ST.
Facing Madison Square,
NEW YORK
On the European Plan.
,,, JANVRlN 4 PALMER.
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A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
GENERAL Office, corner 10th and !; ID District at
Box rents to be reduced 10 els per month after
the lst OF July. Send for circulars
Instruments are placed in the house OF any citizen
the expense Of the Comps:y, by which certain
signals can be eonmunicate 10 the Offices above
. promptly rendered. < msssenser can be called Il
hour day or night, TO 90 any GRAND required.
and night, starts to the house instantly when police
Cali Is turned In. Once In telegraphic commuuica
two minutes after IRE alarm 10 turned in ct house
Name OF doctor TO be registered at ONCE, be sum
moned instantly day or night No Waterman can
sieep on duty without being reported next morning
II Atecked BY robbers he can summon assistance af
once by turning In police call, IL his regular sig
reason.
myN-eoem T. L. HUME, President.
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This well known and tsyorite resort 10 now op~u
Ter visitors II e unesosllei and the most A. a
mac River, god bAthiug ard fishing. with <..WI
ali KINDS 81 boa tt the neut q guesfs Frre n
charge. Terms: 81 por day. $40 Per week. SIS pr
no nth. Children and servants half price. See sd .
yertissment Potomac steamers.
lela In. 4 > MARSHA ALL. Prnrriefnr