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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN II AND STREETS NOR I'll W EST.
, by virtue OF deed of trust, dated 18th of -
December, 1876, and duly recorded In Lber -
So4, folio 49, one of the land records for the sS
District of COiundbia, and at the request OF the
parry secured thereby, we shall sell, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, June 18th, 1878, at O'Clock, in
front OF the premises, part of Lot 6, in Square
t"ehIy-nine (29l, improved by Frame Dwelling.
Said part fronting II feet on west side of New
Hampshire avenue and running back full depth
OF ioI said IL feet being that next to the north II
feet of said lot.
Terms: One-third cash. balance at SIX and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum until paid, aud secured by a
deed OF trUst on the property sold. All convey
aLcing at purchasers cost. SIS deposit required
81 time OF sale. ". u. CA>SIN, 1n.a..
W. A. GORDON, trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer. je5-d
by ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
- tors Of the AnacOsta & Potomac River Rail-
way Company, an auction sale of Shares of For
Cloud Building on - "
MONDAY, July LIST, 1873
Al IL O'Clock. Details at sale.
Je14- 14t l.. VIM. GUlNAND, President
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4 L. d
n AND STREETS NORTHWEST, No.
b. virtue of deed of trust. dated Decem- -
cember Goth. A. ID. 1875. and duly recorded ..:D
in Liber No. 800, folio 400. ct seq. one of El
the land records for the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby, we
shall sell at public auction in front of the pre-
misses. to the highest bidder, on MONDAY,
June 18th, A. d. 1878, at o. clock D. m. all that
certain piece parcel Of land lying and situate in
the city of Washington. in the District of Column
bia, and known and distinguished on the ground
plan or plat thereof as part of Lot numbered ten
(10), In Square numbered four hundred and forty
seven CAD, described as follows: Beginning for
the said part OF the said lot point at the south
west corner of the said lot numbered ten (1O) aad
running thence north on the line of Seventh (7th)
street west twenty 60 feet: thence turning and
running east one hundred and sixteen U16S feet;
thence south twenty 600 feet: and thence turning
and running west one hundred and sixteen Q16)
feet to the point OF beginning, together with the
impToyemE ntS thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-thir1 cash (of which 500
must Ike paid at the time of sale): and the balance
in six and twelve months. in equa, payments to be
secured by the purchasers notes, bearing interest
81 the rate OF per cent. per annum from the date
OF sale until paid, together with deed OF trust
the property sold. II the terms of sale are not
eomnlteo with in seven days from the day of sale,
the Trustees reserve eright to resell at the risk
and cost OF the defauting purchaser, after five
days notice in some newspaper published in the
city Of Washington. All conveyancng at purcha-
ser's cost. JOHN +. ENNIS. jr.o
JOHN T. Riley, trustees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. js10-d&ds
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READY TO DIE.-It is thought that the
Stolcal indifference of Edward Costly, who is
10 be hung AT Frederick, on the 2Ist inst
Tor murder, which he has displayed SO con
splcuouSIy, is deserving him as the day of his
execution approaches, hui he StiH insists that
death has no terrorS for him. lie says u am
ready tO die " '
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LETTERS FROM THE People.
RafIro,ad ExtorsfopS.

ditor Stdr:-Son,e time ago you editorially
commented on the hig passenger rates of the
railroads centering in Washington. do not
marks have rad as vet q beneficial effect. on
The contrary il appears that the Il. & D. road
has but lately increased the rates for the trip
toihe springs and summer resorts i'm Virginia
and Maryland, of which fact any one may
CONVINCE himself by comparing this years post
eIS with those of last year. Neither the pro
prletorS of these places nor the public will feel
gTlatelul Tor this untimely increase of prices.
These graSping companies entertain an idea
that such movement will not materially
anect their trayel-their theory is that people
VINO intend visiting any resort will not queS-
ton the rates-but such a theory is deciGefIy
Illogical, and they viii! find out for themselves
ere the summer is over TRLyFTIFp
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nUNCANsON BROS. zAuct1oneers.

f EF5STE IN f FH,# hfiEX thEsTfsS
s6H1HWEHE EST II : s : ISL d STREET
rfue 1s 81 deed of dated Nay
folio 1877. et.seq.. of the land records OF the
DistrieI of Columbia, and at the written request q
front d Shf1 pFsms w" on Ss # PuH1Yc
the 9Th day OF June, D. 1875 at 80 o clock D.
Lot IN 5si tusea n Washina
ton city, District OF Columbia.
Ierms: One-lhlrd cash; and balance in six ana
twelve months, with interest at six per cent Sc
eared on premises sT all cash at option OF pqrcha
veyancing at purchaser 5 cost Terms to be COM
piled with in seven days. the right reserved to
msl-eosas j c; Il z + FVR2,sDonEs. .rrnsssss.
# THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
WEDNESDAY; the isth day Of Juns, ' 1878, a: at
jes-eosas S John N r Z: H1s DoRrs, Trustees.
EHH As2yH sbtF s is s az
June, 1878, at same hour and place.
js,s-eosds S s. Il; h koER DoREs. Trustees.
T ,ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE
ELEGANT MARB fAt And shArEnANrELs
VERY Eft sE The K NEWEsT P Pr
n.on GILT CHANDELIERS,
GILT AND s stATFR FEE FIE5E shArEs AND
AAeSsHeHsS 6MA fSRis E kAEa TUBS
VERY rI FTFN SAsaSrI IAAITSRoEES: .o,u ns
IN F Ffatk AsR RA Abt GEpGps.
rLuMs sFStk efh 6I ASR A STEAM E1rr1Ne
Being the entire contents, (usefaI and ornamen-
tap of the magnificent and well known establish
We viii sell on TUEsDAY MORNING, June
each day same hour, until the whole stock is
disposed OF. the store No. 4O7 18th st. n w., ons
The above very desirable assortment of goods bein,
on" one OF the largest and varied south of New YORK
In search of such goods either for use or deeora-
ti1 Ths cola ,>,,na u,.,o.
speetfully solicit careful examination. " Cata
logues will be ready Saturday, and can be had on
els tic D bS},Snsfss BROS, Auct.
sAke E s. ThtTsH sggf IN
sT hS soKS 5HTH " flNF Gass ASP
$Ss$ rn sSSrB 5wffH
spesey June ef s Of ahd d5 xaa aasfd s
a aso7 ana recorded respectively in Liber No.
the request of the parties secured thereby. 1 will
TUESDAY. June 25t tn, 1873 at O'Clock p. m.
north part OF lot in square Ala, Washington
Beginning at northwest corner of said lot aud
square, thence south along 9th street 22 feet,
thence east Is feet 10 inches thence south 20 feet
thence east 70 feet inches. thence north As feet to
South street and thence west along said street
S9 feet inches to place of beginning together
with the improvements thereon.
separately.
Terms of sale: One-third cash (0f which $50 on
esch Lonse must be paid at time of sa,e); balance
I'D SIX and twelve months, with 8 per cent, ss-
cured by purchasers notes and deed of trust on
property sold. Conveyancing and recording at
pun chaser's cost. II terms of sa e are not com.
Piled with in six days after SALE Trustee reserves
the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser. WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
p u sr,r,or, . 1921 st. NV.
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1TyHE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEsT WIGS
Il made u ut e16 9th street, opposite Us. Patent
once, spl1
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For the Eve of Maior Mn.pa.

Editor Sdr:-PleaSe request Major Morgan
bers of the police force being more vigilaut in
arrestlng the gangs OF half-grown boys who
hourly make some of our thoroughfareS SO
dangerous to pedestrians by their vile habit of
stone throwing Whilst writing this, two par
ties OF this class are engaged in front of my
residence in firing fuSiladeS of boulderS at each
olher to the evident destruction of plate glass,
If not fractured skulls of the pasSers by. q.
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jel2-3Hl


y SHENANDOAH Co, VA
Alum. Chalybeate and Sulphur Waters: 1
no bar: large lawn; elevation 2. 900 fee. VHA8
Terms $50 Ia S45 per month. four weeks. AEa5fG
Special rates to families. Excursion tickets Va r.
q y. II. X. For terms and pamphlets a dress A
j. MYERS, Proprietor. ie1I-eOd
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sectinp-rOOm is necessary, we have Thought of
plan which we think will prove mutually ben
efcial to the students and the public, and
if the former can only be induced to accept it,
Let every class in the several medical colleges
throughout the country, when it wants sub
lect for dissection, select, by lot, or in alpha
class may decide upon one of their own num-
Der, kill him and cut him up. The two-fold
benefits OF this plan are at once apparent to
the dullest comprehension. 1t furnishes the
surviving students with good, fresh subjects,
OF firm texture, and it reduces the number of
raw DOCTORS thus affOrding the public living
ages of the medical student it has ever enjoyed
The p an may seem a little severe on the ILL.,
fated students, but then, If young man has
not the martyr spirit with which to lead him
to thoroughly devote himself to the profession
he is unworthy to enter upon a professional
career.-[ B1rti7lgtOn HQpkeye,
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IN THE DIARY of Lady Chatterton. lust pub
ilshed IN London, that lady relates an anu sing
Incident OF her mothers first presentation 10
hing George Ill. when my mother an
peared, with her hair powdered after tie
fashion of the time, the good -uatured king
was So glad 10 see her that the conventional
KISS, given 10 young girls on their first pre-
Sehtallon, was, on tins occasion. so hearty and
atiecilnnate that has nose became covered with
the powder of her hair. The kings face being
rather red, the white-powdered nose produced
a most ludlcrOuS effect; and the Lords i'm
waiting, perceiving suppressed laughter
among the Court, and seeing the difficulty
each succeeding lady experienced in keeping
her countenance as She advanced, Yentured TO
say To the King, Your Majesty has powdered
your nose The King, not quite hearing, hut
pcrCelVlng that something must be wrong be-
came alarmed, and said, 'What-what-what's
he matter"-my nose! my nose, NymOther
was almost conyulSed With laughter. which
she ultd IN vain TO suppress, when she saw
Queen Chari0tte'S severe eyes fixed removing
" on her. AT last the King understood what
had occurred, and as he wiped the powder
from ms nose he burst into 4 hearty laugh To
the great comfort OF my mother. who was then
able to take her place in the Minuet de Ia Cour
with becoming gravity
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AUCTION SALES.
0UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

heNOANSON Bhos.. AuctloneerS.
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF FINE CABr
NET FURNITURE, CONTAINED IN
STORE M NINTH STREET. BETW zen
Su AED STREETS NORTHWEST. Al
BY virtue of decree issued by the Supreme -
Court OF the District of Columbia, holding y
auction sGSIt JUN ss s5
lsIS commencing at 10 o. clock. the entire stoc i
e Sabines Furniture, &C. contained in store No
Wasuf Pa nEIee sHf consisting in part OF
Walnut Easy Chairs. Recp. Chairs:
Stttomans Dining Chairs lin LEATHER:
silver Plated Show Cases:
sgri,ngs, Gimp, Cord, Upholstery Goods;
racks, Irvine Hair. Morocco, &c.
some OF the above Furniture is ready for cover
net maker was frst-class, this presents splendid
opportunity to obtain fine cabinet work
!Io-ot Administrator of Herman II. Wurdeman.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.
ENGINES. BOILER, CYLINDERS, SHAFT
!NGs, PORTABLE TOOL HEATERS. SC,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June Goth.
1873, commencing at 4 O'Clock will sell all the
Machinery, implements. &C., formerly used by
the Neuchatel Paving Company, and now on lot at
consisting i'll part Of
2IBorse Power Engine. Boiler,
u Iron ron Rock Drying Cylinders, targe,)
Lot Tar Kettles. lot Lumber,
Iron Smoke stacks, To- Bricks.
Lo Tamping Tools. 3 Portable Tool Heaters.
Lot smCothing Irons lot BaitiDg,
win numerous other articles usually used BY
paving companies.
Terms cash. Goods ID be removed within ten
days from day of sale. can now he examined in
j' ii 9'0sf DUMGaisoN BROS. Aue.tonee-s.
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a SINGULAR ACCpENT-There was Singh
lar accident on the New York METROPOLITAN
EleEated railroad Wednesday evening. A
workman employed To watch the locomotives
became alarmed at the escape of some steam
ana tearing an explosion jumped through the
Mlhdow OF the car, falling throug the trestle
work TO the street Receiving severe hrrfSes
ne accident was Of course entirely owing To
his needless alarm and ignorance
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French and English f,,rr.

Figure is supreme 10 face in Paris girl
minus the one and plus the other is lost TO All
HppeS ot a bon part, be her dot ever SO great
NO, Withdraw the dot for a modern French
man VIII marry even face with a dot and
thEoW IN his coronet rs a make weight for his
absence OF financial figure The Young ladies'
are MOI pert or self asserting, as know them
10 ue IN other places outside of France Thew
are not pred To cluiching wildly N every
STRAW on Inc Whirlpool of admiration. III they
are, they hide II admirably She makes her
character and person To be sought. She does
seeking whom she may devour The modhers
do all this, good dears that they are You
dance at a ball with the young lady and n nd
her companiunable. She il not a walking
match, muscular contestant i'm beefy bolster
Gus health, like your young English GIRL
mean the twenty fOur-year elders Of Britain
Tor under that age there they are suggestive
odSrS To go 10 ball simply TO dance and in
Gulge IN motion Is reducing IL 10 a mere gym
naSlum. Interchange OF ideas and yaltseS OBJ
tam win the Partisan young LADY, and You
may talk by the hour without fear of being re-
leTieu 10 mamma or summoned for breach
oIpromlSe, as your are I'm England now a DAYS
Inc II ans young lady not only talks but does
so well. She dances divinely and is moi found
spending most OF her time in the supper room
cralnmlng herself with outlets and sherry and
IN perpetual defence of her hunger with
thousands or excuses from a tight shoe 10 the
lanCerS.' | have known more English girls
driven into starvation by the "lancers" than
by total abstinence for a day. Why not he
honest and, as Dean Swift said about the
brandy and water, say you like its' There
Is no logical relation between tight shoes or
- iancerS ard ham sandwiches and cham
payne, that L can clearly define. No cram is
the cause.
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IHE SEVENTEEN-YEAR LOCUSTS.-The sew
enteeL year lOcustS have put in an appearance
in Canton and vicinity, and many fears are en-
tertalned concerning the damage they may do
tile trees, and the superstitiOuS are worried
over the appearance of a letter w. on their
wings: the same as in 1861. In that year they
appeared in large numbers in Union town
ship, and the writer remembers well how com
pieteiy they stripped the trees and bushes of
all foliage, and also the much dreaded ''W''
on their wings. which at that time was con
ssIdered by many TO be direct warning from
the Creator of the impending civil war: and
some people are just wild enough to conStrue
thelr appearance now, with that same letter
on their locomotive apparatus, into warning
OF approaching war; and the sensational arti-
Giles published in the daily press of the coun.
try, giving glowing accounts of the warlke
preparations of the communists and the crazy
antics OF the democratic politicians in Con-
greSS, all go to convince these light headed
persons that their superstitious views are cor
rect. The noise they made in 1861 was con
Sfrued into the word Pharaoh" and much
talk was INDUCED in and great misery of mind
created among those who believed in Divine
warnings, Scourges, &c. They make the same
noise nOW.-( Canton (IU.) Re0ister
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THE FAILURE TO Follow Up GETTYs-
BCkG.-CameroH was on the field OF battle
very soon after the fight took place and he
could never understand why Meade did not
follow up Lee aid make Waterloo north of
the Potomac, which was then flooded in such
a way that no early crossing was possible
Meade's army was then flushed with victory
and was heavily reinforced immediately after
the battle. Mr.. Cameron SAYS his impulse
was to telegraph President Lincoln urging a
direct and decisive blow upon the rebe army
brt, on second thoughts. fearing that he might
nave done Meade an I'M Justice, he decided not
10 telegraph, and thus lost a great OppOrtUni-
MN that, II he had telegraDhed. such an order
would have been issued. There were persons
on the held who not only thought of telegraph
Ing, but did telegraph, both to Lincoln and to
stanton These kilograms, it afterward ap-
peared, were received, but the President and
Secretary OF War declined to interfere, proba
Oily because they had HAD severe experiences
OF the danger of sending peremptory orders
to an officer in the field. Among the D ,rSonS
who thus telegraphed Lincoln was Vice PreSi-
dent Hamln. Even the common soldiers saw
the lost opportunity. We have heard them say
that this was the only time of the war when
the men were really anxious to 90 into a fight
They knew that, if Lee were pursued the re-
suit must be capitulatiOn thai would end the
struggle. Mr.. Cameron might have added,
TOO, that an English officer on Lees staff after
ward, in describing the battle in BIdcEpo0d's
Mdgdzine, wrote that Lee was out of ammu-
milton for two days after Gettysburg was
1ought.-l Boston saturday Gazette.
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ROsTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
491 ennsylrania Avenue,
BETWEEN ~ AND 9TH STREETS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF
BOSTON. 0hxH
GREAT REDUCTION IN NE WOODS
LOOK AT THE FACTS.
Gent's Bun Caters, 81, now II %.
Gents Calf Caters, $3, now 50.
Gents Lace Shoes, 81. 80, now $1.26.
Boys and Misses Balls, 81 26 now TIC.
ladies Fo1ed Balls, 81. 30, now SOC.
Ladies Foxed Balls, g. now 81 As
Ladies Foxed Button, 81. Is, now 81 %.
Ladies Plain Lasting Balls, e. now 81.
Ladies Kid and Goat Button, g. now 81 So
Ladies' Newports and Ties, 81. ~ now TOc
Ladies slippers, IS, 80. 90, 75c.
Children's Shoes, IS, 20, 60 TIC.
from $2 to %.
Genuine Pebble Goods.
Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from u ID TO- y.
EVERY ARTICLE Sold AS ADVERTISED.
win sell for the next 30 days Is Der cent. lower
than any other house In the city.
In the above house can be found the best home
made, hand-stitched Low Quarters Ties and
Straps-from Faust, BrI. q Co., Baltimore, Md. J
Perry, Clark Co., Baltimore, Nd, } and other
Well-known manufacturers, at
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
my7-u 401 Penn'0 0Venss0.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.

n z. YOUNG.
IL 80 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. c.
GUARDIANS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTS; PARLOR, CHAMBER AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE: CARPETS
CHAIRS. SIOEBOARD, TABLES, BTO-
sTFADS, FEATHERS, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE, STOVE. CUTLERY. &C.. &C.,
auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING. June 18th, atA
10 o clock, at premises No. 50 High street, W
/ shall sell the entire contents. by order of -
JOS. G. MURRAY, Guardian. ~
ID. z. YOUNG. Auct. je14 st
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JOHN SHERMAN. Aucf.


m Z. WAHU MAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
VIII sell al public auction. Ia front Of the -
premises. on MONDAY. June 17th. at AZ 'nTE
?: M, the Frame Build ngs corner of 22d s. d Ia
+ streets NV. the same to be removed within ten
days after sale.
Terms cash.
je14-3t THOS. f WAEGAMAN auct
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CURIosITIEs OF A NEGRO REvIvAL.-A re-
markable revival has been in progress in one
OF our c0lOred churches for several days and
we should add, nights. Seven hundred darkies
have become enihuSed and mellow, and as
semble nightly in the church. The fashion
able conduct consists i'm shrieking, dancing
kissing, hugging and Waiting about the holy
sanctuary. After these remarkable religious
performances are finished, which usually hap
pen about 3 or o'clock i'm the morning il is
in order for the brethren and sisters to 60 into
a trance. Yesterday morning, at daybreak,
twelve OF these "enthuSed' individuals were
discovered lying prone on the floor of the
church. and utterly unconscious. Many of
these enthusiasts are in regular employment
in families in the city, and II may be Imagined
that they are not giving satisfaction to their
employers. We are firm believers in religion,
and believe its influence on our colored pOpu-
latiOn is good, but the revival PROCEEDINGS in
the colored church we have referred to is en-.
tirely foolish, and will result in HARM Several
nights in the week the church members have
carried Oh that programme from early nj Chit
till morning, and If there is any sense i'm it,
Il Griffin (Ga.) NepS
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GAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.

MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN THE E.,A
WEST FOR TOURISTS. Best Commercial yGsR3
Sample Rooms in the city. sl.IIE
VIM. H. HOOPER,
VIM. JENNINGS,
1el2-Sm Owners and PrODrietOlS.
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n E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneel
HNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE,

BY virtue a a writ of ieri faGiaS issued out of
the Clrrk s Office of the Snpreme Court Of the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, and to me directed. 1 will sell
at pnhc sale for Cash. at the Court house door OF
said District. on SATURDAY, the 9th day o. July
1878 at IL O'Clock M, all the right, title, claim,
and interest of the defendant in and the follow
80. sub lot p in square 1G6: sublot square 492
ano sub. lot q OF VIM, l.. Bramhalls subdivision
or original lots and square L 034. all la Wasf-
inSton city. ID. c., together with all aud singular
the improvements thereon: levied upon as the
properly o. Albert q. Hall, to satisfy execution
Nc. IT. 9s6. al Law, in favor OF J I'm T.. Kendall
FRED K. DOUGLASS.
w " Z. s. Marshal, ID. G..
JOHN SHERMAN. Auct. ie15-dtS
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SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, No.
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N Il. EsNsSf-KIEFDR
Il OF the Popular Summer Resort AAA
BLA CKISTONE ISLAND. SSKAY
will receive BOaTders from june l to Sep 4..5Ea
TENDER. Board pei day 81. so. per week $40, per
month S35 The finest bathing sIiiing and fishing
In the Bay abundance of fruit aud We ,etsbleS.
je13 2w' DR.. JAS. NCWILLIAMS