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GEORGETOWN.

ACCIDENTs-Richard Dugan, while paint
ing on the college villa, was violently thrown
to the ground by the breaking of the ladder on
which he stood, the paint falling upon him and
in his eyes. He was taken to the college for
treatment: The accident occurred at a. m.
A farmer named Terral, from MONTGOMERY
county, was Knocked down by fractions
DEATH.-Mr. james Freeland Peter, son of
the late Major Geo. Peter of Montgomery
county, Md, and brother of DR.. A Peter of
Gsq at e. M
Bowling, auctioneer, sold for w. d. Cassin,
trustee, one fifth interest in part lot 20, in old
georgetown, beginning for same at the north
and run then west with north line of Bridge
street s. feet; then north parallel to POtom3c
street GO feet; then east parallel to Bridge
No. 20, bounded as follows Beginning on the
west line of potomac street 123 feet inches
north OF Bridge street, and run thence north
% feet inches, and running back west of tn at
width for depth 81 feet Also, all that part of
lot No: y, in old Georgetown, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning for the same at the northeast
then east on the north line of Bridge street 40
feet; thence north parallel to Market street
IA feet. Also, for Mr.. +. ?. Dodge, trustee,
al tnat piece OF groun6 IN G?orgetown, d. c.
l3S feet 10 inches measured east on the line of
West street from High street, and running
thence west on said West street IS feet: thence
south and parallel to High street 69l5 feet,
more or less, to lot known as Wilson'S lot =
thence east at right angles to said last line, to
lntersect line drawn south and parallel to
High street from the beginning; and thence
with said line reversed to the beginning i'm
proved by twO-Story brick dwelling to Mr.
VIM. keegan for 800
THE NEW BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The
meeting called at GOddardS Hail. last night
for the purpose OF organizing new building
association, was well attended, and consider
able stock was subscribed to- A committee
was appointed to draft a constitution.
The SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY of the
Congress street M. Z. church took place last
night, large audience being present. The
exercises, in which many of the scholars took
part, were of an interesting character.
CRANKY rail, 200 bushels wheat, to wv.
Talbot.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Two hundred
bushels of wheat sold at Slips.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sixty cattle, on the mar
ket,, sold at to SIC. per h.; 800 sheep and
iambS-Sheep sold at to 4c. per H.. lambs at
to nc. per lb.: 80 cows and calves sold at SIS
to $40 per head.
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A T NJ. WILLIAMS,

7 Nj. WILLIAMS,
n 20 PER CENT. OFF.
In order to equalize the prices of my goods which
We're bought during the different gold fluctuations
and bring them down to the present standard /
have concluded to dispose of them rapidly in order
to import largely again next fall, and will there
tore take OIL twenty per cent from all sales, which
viii bring the goods down to cost price. 1t is not
In accordance with my general practice and bust
ness principles to sell at cOst-as house can hon
orably exist without certain prOfts-but whsn
say so l mean to do it, and as all the goods are
marked In plain figures no one can be deceived
would call your special attention to my elegant
WHITE GOODS.
Linen Chemise, Cotton Chemise, Linen Draw
ers, Cotton Drawers. Night Gowns. Dressing
Sacques, Corset Covers, Skirts. Collars and Cuffs
Handkerchiefs, Linen and Torchon Sets, Chill.
DRESS DEPARTMENT.
Lawn Suits, Colored Lawn Suits, Muslin and Lace
Suits. Bathing Suits, Lawn and Percale Wrappers
Linen and Alpaca listers, Cloth and SILK Man.
tillas, Cloth aid SILK Jackets Embroidered Man
teetteS.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
plique, French Lace, Torchon Lace. Lace Barbes
Lace Collarettes, Lace Sets, Lace Handkercniefs,
Lace Yelling and Lace MittS.
MILLINERY DEPART MENT.
straw and Chip Hats, Straw and Chip Bonnets
Lace Bonnets, Frames, Ribbons, VeIveSs. Flow
FANCY GOODS.
Fans, SaShes, Bows, Belts, Combs Silk Fringe
Chenille Fringe, Beaded Fringe, WOrsted Fringe
Buttons, and Articles de Paris.
NJ. WILLIAM. IMPORTER,
Cite TreUiSe, Paris. jeS-1m
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Amusements, Excursions. &c.

COup'S Unique ShOlo.-The unanimous YER
dict OF all who have attended w. c. COup'S
show, now exhibiting on the lot at the junction
OF 10th and X streets. is that it is the best en-
tertainment,Of the kind ever offered in Wash
lngton. 1t differs somewhat from the routine
circus and menagerie, in that it is cOmpac
ana OF uniform excellence, and therefore the
more attractive.
National IHedter.-The excellent cast and
complete arrangements for the amateur pre-
SentatlOn OF the opera Valerie at the National
tomorrow evening will insure musical en-
tertalnment OF great excellence. The seats are
being sold rapidly, and there will evidently be
crowded house.
The OrpheuS Octette Club will give another
OF their delightful summer evening concerts at
GleSb0ro Point this evening. The splendid
singing OF this Octette and the excellent Orches-
ira for dancing purposes are n sufficient guar
antee fof the enjoyment of those who attend
See advertisement.
Washington. Lodge, No. 6. l. o. ", give an
excursion to Norfolk and the Capes, leaving
next Saturday evening. See advertisement.
The Temperance Excursion by Phoenix and
Washington Tents, /. o. r.. to morrow to Mar
shall Hall on the Mary Washington, viii be
orderly and enjoyable. Boat leaves at $50 a.
III. and p. m, and return at II p. IN.
The Sue Will resume her Saturday night eX-
curSiOns, June 18th, to Point Lookout stopping
at Plney Point going and returning, leaving
StephenSOn'S wharf, foot of 7th street, every
saturday at p. M, returning by a. m. on
Monday.
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THE COBRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Humphreys.
Yesterday, Clagett VS.. Grisson3 death of
plaintiff suggested, and judgment of con-
domination against administrator for $3.50, for
three months rent. Mcintosh VS.. Johnson
motion to quash Overruled. Sehram ct al. VS..
thompson jury respited. Matthias VS.. Schsyart-
Zenberg; dismissal set aside.
=. EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Mac Arthur.
yesterday, GlenwOod Cemetery Co. VS.. Close
ct al; motion by BOeherling for receiver
argued by Mr.. Parker and Mr.. N. Wilson :
OTGer MADE DENYING motion to vacate order
vacated, and leave to apply for leave to fIa
eross-blii application for Injunction and re-
ceiyer denied ed; Mccarthy VS.. Mccarthy leave
postponed TO July II, 1878, on terms Good,
year Dental Rubber vs.. Brigbtwell order to
publish testimony. Thompson VS.. Brown else
opened, to be resumed to-day.
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columbian University Law school.

TIE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES LAST NIGHT.
There was large attendance at the COM
mencement exercises of the Law Depari ment
of Columbian University, at the National
Theater, last evening. The stage was taste
fully decorated with flowers, and III the center
was placed beautiful floral column. a tribute
TO the late Prof. Tyler, from his pupils of the
class OF IS.
Judge Christian, of Virginia: Judge WyIie,
DT. Young, Hon. Thomas Il. Bryan. Gen. AL
word, Prof. Hilgard, Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen. Prot. Cameron, of Princeton
College: Rev. DrS. CuthbeTt and Elliott. Hon.
VIM. h. Lawrence, Ii. d., PTOfS. William A.
MaUTy and Walter = Cox, DIR. James c. Wei
ling, president of the law faculty. and the
beard of trustees and faculty of the university
and the graduates. were seated upon the stage.
After some choice operate selections by The
marine band. Rev. j. III. CuJhhert invoked the
Divine blessing.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker. OF Virginia. de-
HvereG the address 10 the graduates, after
which President j. G. yelling. Ii. d., con
ferred the degrees on the following graduates:
Harrington Brown. J. Walter COOkSeY John
Dennis Cough an. LUciuS MOntrOSe Cuthbert
Harry Edgar Davis, James q. Davis, Charles
bEfef Fowler, ArSpniuS Thomas Harvey.
George WASHINGTON Kern, ID. c.: Leonard Mar
bury, Va: John +. Mason. Va. Charles fully
Parker. Va: William \. burlington, ID. c.:
Daniel j. RaUm, H.: George Augustus Saw
Yer. ID. C.: John Day Smith. Mass: Douglass
Twumbley. France: Edward ID. Wright D. c.
Degrees Of LII. NJ. were conferred on the fol-
lowing: Charles F. Benjamin and Daniel n.
Burbank, New York: John K. COnette, Ken
tucEy; NJ. \. ". Louis. Henry {. hewitt, vii
liam a. burlington, and Leon TObTiner, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Prizes were awarded by Hon. j. Bancroft
Davis to VIM. a burlington for essay Oh
'Self-deSeTying Declarations" TO LuciuS NJ.
CuthbeTt Tor essay OH Civil Law and 10
George y. sawyer. for eSSGyOn Patent Law"
The exercises were concluded with benedic-
ton 10y the Rev. DT. CUthbeTt.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C.. Tonight.

Cbrner 18th and h Streets.-COup's Bran
New show
Hf3 G. !Street-ExhibitiOn of the phono-
graph.
Lincoln HdU.-COlumbian College com
mencement.
GieSboro ParE.-Summer evening concert
and dancing.
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Condensed Locals.

From 7. &. Parker, we have the New York
papers IN advance of the mails.
Among the additional names OF those spoken
OF for District Commissioners are John c.
HaTkneSS- Thomas SOmerville, of the Police
Board, and George c. Jones, Vice President
OF the Columbian Bank Note Company.
iron the recommendation of the Inspector
OF Buildings, the District Commissioners have
decided to reduce all the stall rents in the
Western market p per cent. upon the prices
established when the stalls were first sold.
G.. Il. Nenable sends New York weeklieS.
Mi Juliet COrSOn, who has been so success
ful in opening a training school in cookery in
New York city, is III town. the guest of Mrs.
HitZ, the wife of the Swiss consul general.
The propeller for the L. :. :. Pensacola was
successfully cast yesterday afternoon at the
navy yard.
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BASE BALL.-The Hornelis yesterday after
noon again defeated the Nationals 1t was an
overwhelming defeat, the Nationals securing
only two runs to the HOrnells fifteen. There
was nothing to distinguish the game except
the unmerciful batting of the H0rnellS. The
attendance was large.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Editor Star:-Wh0 is responsible for the I'M
slightly appearance of the Smithsonian
grounds? What, with the walks filed with all
kinds of rubbish, unpruned shrubbery, and
the grass about three feet in height, it GER
tainly presents anything but cheerful view :
whereas with proper and timely attention it
could be made to vie with the handsomest
park in the country. q
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A Son ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING HIS
FATHER-AbOut o'clock this p. m. an alter
his son Hammond, III 7th and l. street north.
west, and in the course of the scuffle a pistol
was discharged and the ball lodged in the
clothing OF the father. The son was subSe-
quently arrested.
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OUR READERS should watch the advertising
columns OF The STAR, so as to keep posted in
relation to the auction sale of the entire stock
OF fine fixtures, &c, contained in the store of
A. 4. Shepherd & Co., who will shortly vacate
the entire stock is to be positively sold, the
sale presents splendid chance to persons de-
string such goods. An examination of the
stock can be made previous to the sale, which
will probably take place next week
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A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAsTER
may be attained by using GJenn'S Sulphur
Soap, which does away with the necessity for
Sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies. 1t is a genuine
beautifier, and very economical.
Hint to those prematurely grey, use HiWS
Hair Due.
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A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con-
comitant of torpid stomach. There is no
complaint to which humanity is subject which
the dyspeptic does not at different times sup
pose that he has, or is about to have. The only
way to diSabuSe the sufferers mind of these
fancieS, which are realities TO him, is to infuSe
life and yigor into his digestive organs. and
The most potent preparation for this purpose is
HoStetter'S Stomach BitterS
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NEW LAWNS, white and cOlored grounds,
yard wide, l2h cents. Yard wide plaid Swiss
organizes, only l214 cents. Hamburg edgings,
cheap, at TOwSon's, 636 Pa. ave-, south side
AHrf
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Heather Indications To-day.
OyY1CE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFTICER

In the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land, higher pressure. northwest to southwest
winds, and warmer clear weather, except In
northern portion of latter occasional light
rains
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\ BROKEN LEG.--William Burch was un-
iGaGing some barrels OF whisky in front of Hall
4 Hume,s store yesterday, when one of the
barrels slipped from his grasp, and i'm attempt
ing 10 regain his hold he fell upon the pave.
ment and the barrel rolled upon his right leg.
breaking 1t IN two Places. He was taken TO
Providence hospital.
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CITY ITEMS.
scent PApER-Milans & wilkins, COS It'll

DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? IL so. one or two
doses of LOdale'S Headache Specific will as
Suredly cure YOU, At all drug stores.
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IF THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew it, the tonic qualities of quiuine
are specific. In no shape can il be used more
asreeably than in j. & E. Atkinson'S QuiniRe
Hair Lotion.
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C4PCINE
POROUS PLASTER.
r E N s U N >

great improvement A soothing, healing,
on the ordinary porous strengthening and pain
plaster. killing agent in one.
The Manufacturers received the highest and only
award given to Porous PlasterS at the Centennial.
Recommended by physicians everywhere. Re-
lieyes pain at Once-cureS quickly.
We warrant Benson's Capcine PlaSters to be SUI
perior to all other porous plaSterS, and to all lui-
ments. 1t was invented to overcome the slow ac-
ton OF the already popular porous plaSters For
lame and weak back, sciatica, rheumatism, kidney
and spinal diseases, it is simply the best remedy
ever invented or known.
Sold all over the world.
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u II o A L..
~ II. CUNNINGHAM, The Well KnosoH n
Practical Halter, has removed TO 826 7th
street. bet and !. Silk Hats made to order. -
kamodeiing OF SIX Hatsa speciality. sep18-u
MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES, Ola
Az MONDS, JEW ELRY ANDSILVERWARE
AtP. WALLACH'S, Gate Of s. Goldstein & Co..
Loan and Commission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania
avenue. myu-tr
GECOND ~ CLOTHIN6.-The only place In
- the city to dispose Of Secondhand Clothing
IL ~ the originsl HERZOG,S,
8O8 9th street, near Penna. avenue.
BIZ calling st or addressing the above number,
orf,.s promptly attended 70. msr2a-tr
II just received By W. 2. WHITE & CO., Book.
sellers aad ststoaers, 1149 7Lh etreet q. ". School
Aaa Blsaz EoeSs srscikls1vss sept.N
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Price rs cents. Sent on receipt of price by
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
je1O-m.w.S FL PL0ff Sf. " "

je1O-m,w,S FL Plat st., N. Y.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. June Z, 1878
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office as
above until 10 O'Clock noon, TIL tuesday, June
Goth. for furnishing Fuel to the District Govern
ment for the year ending June sOth, 1879. For
Instructions and blanks apply to the Superintendent
Of Property d. c., Room II, Morrison Building,
A. street.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
<. B. TOWNSEND,
je7-eo Post & Rep, eo.l Supt. of Property
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
l. TR1CT OF COLUMBIA.
JAMES SIMPSON EFT AL. VS.. ALICE SIMPSON EFT
AL.-NO. 4GC9. equity.
The trustees in this cauSe having reported that
they have sold certain parcels OF the real estate di
Iected TO be sold, being certain lots situate in
square 1ss Wasshington, p; G., and that the sales
A. ID. 1873, ordered, adjudged and decreed, that
the said sales be. and they are hereby, condition.
ally ratified, and that they will be finally ratified
and confirmed on TUESDAY, the I'd day jury, A.
D. 1873, unless cause to the contrary be shown be-
fore that time: Provided This notice be published
IN the Evening Star and in the Washington Law
Reporter once week for three weeks preceding
MACARTHUR, Justice, &c.
True copy-TeSt: X. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
je6-w.3t
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A ARRANGEMENTS HAVING REEN
.LYMONT PAVILION.

" This beautiful summer resort has cb.,,o, g.,
management and has been placed in firSt-rate "a
order, aud Is now open for excursion parties q
Apply 10 ;. +. SMITH, Proprietor: FRANK -
HUME, 404 a av.,oT POWER & WHITE tg.A
10 hlng street, Alexandria, Virginia for omen
odtSo. IL
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, aud
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. Is d.Skly
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{TII JULY.
4TIf JULY.
Grand RAILROAD EXCURSION
To RICHMOND AND RETURN,

and d r0i Sa#ss D:g@ re !. S s. .s:
Literal discount 10 organized bodies. Tickets
Ia ave. y I'm Y. Ellis, Pa. ave: r p NAV
ia. ave-; Weller Repetti, Pa. ave James Har-
Brad. Adams. 81. u. W.: Geo. +. Harbin Pa
ave: s: e.: Y. Y. mooleN. Pa. ave. tas-t.ra
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"ANJE D.You to know thata firSt-class SEC
w OND HAND SUI = is bet ter and cheaper than
kEADY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at justin S
Old stand 619 street, between 9Th and 7th streets
NV. n Every good prices paid for first-cIass
second hand Clothing. Notes by mail promptly
Attended 10. je11
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THO MPSON HOUSE
n
REMOTE HOTEL ScHAH
ON THE AAIGx j.
PHILADELPHIA Il ERIE RAILROAD,
These popular mountain resorts are now open for
the entertainment of summer visitors, and offer
superior accommodations: located in the midst of
beautiful forest scenery. where the air and wafer
are the pureSt, they will be found attractive and
beneficial resorts for health and pleasure seekers
as well as convenient resting places for tourists and
travellers: The adjacent country affords excellent
trout fishing and cunning. For circulars of in
formation, &C., address
{. Fl. KEMP, Proprietor.
Thompson House, Kane Pa,
VIM. X. DUNHAM. Proprietor.
JED, l2&15 Remove Hotel Remove, Pa.
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SILKS SILKS SILKSi-lmmense assortment
of silks. Cheapest silks in Washington. Car.
terS, I'll Market space. Black silk, so: excel
lent black silk IS: our 81 and lbs black silks
are special bargains; our sl.25 black silk is
real satin finish; plain cOlored silks, cream,
navy blue, light blue, steel, brown, and all the
light shades of colored silks; checked and
striped silks on pure white ground; blue,
DIoNn, lavender and black checked silks
AdCt.
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SPhlNhDAlIE.-This popular Summer Re-
" sort, situated three miles east of the A 8 f, 4
Blue Ridge, and near the terminus OF the SEHAo
w. U. X. r., is particularly attractive A..GT
to oficehOCers. having the advantage of mor1InS
and evening trains. There is large lawn aGordinS
abundant shade, pavilion, croquet grounds. and
other places of amusement. References given and
required. Address E. +. POWELL, Snickers-
Flile, Loudon county. va. my20-1m
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dew NEw H PIN iol DRESS GooDs. all the latest
i for nm il a6d I 6S T. o. . cents CassimereS
MattiRgS cheap. lows ons SIS Pa Ave- =, ce EMS
eide, near 9Th St.-Adf. ." ave. Sou'h
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III ZEE WILLARD SALE.-The elegant receDtiop
I i,I1 uih,ng, rooms, containing all the fine
az VIII eoIasnkets, china. glass and plated ware
Buyers should not forget IL ~ iiorfo"'
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DOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "SUE.
GAIT. W - FnHEr

ne Elegant IRON steamer ST T. will rasun,a bar
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCITR
SlONs, June bib t. Point Look r=rg9as.----A
out, stopping a. PIney Point going s1s1-z1s>srz>s<
aud returning, leaving StephenSon's wharf foot M
an ST., every Saturday AT 8 pm, rr.urning Ia
MaSihilngton 10y am. on Monday. MesIs viii be
In, iISlie. Oh me Boat and all the acc"npoda
VIII DS hTSl-ciasS. Fare, round trim. So FOR
sac ICONS aad further information apply 10
. Err EENsoN n BROS. Agents. corner I2th
ST. q ID Pa. ave. and 7th ST wharf i,sa2n,
A RRANGEMENTS HAVING REEy
~ made Nh thc Proprietor OF tho 49,
HfGElA HOTEL at Fortress Mon sJts1h4s.--S
roe, Va, 10 receive passengers by -SEzzzsz=.sa.n
the Steamer LADY OF THE IeKF FOR ,ha
month OF June az reduced rates, Tickets with
coupons for Passage and Fare at Hore are issued
al the Office of the Compauy Rom a 49,
National Metropolitan Bank ~ ''0'
le6-lm SAMUEL BACON, President
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ssFTlRAYMORE HOUSE,,
Il SEA END. ILLINOIS AVENUE, A. L
Opens June LIST, IEiIt Il
ap25-tsep7 M z. HOOPER
TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ Hdmmtps s 81 CSmntg, ": ~ "a, RALA
UneGualed by any mineral water in tt,H
America for the cure of Kidney and B7dlf1er
Troubles, Uterine Ailments, GOtu and icid Dys-
pepsia, and Diseases Of the Skin. Its waters are
alkaline and contain also Salts OF Lithia II is an
great value In other diseases and can be more con-
fdently relied on in the above named than any
other miners al springs In this country. Fine Cha
lybeate Springs, rich in iron, on the grounds and
a White Sulphur Spring Of excellent quality easily
and delicious, and the plunge and other baths SUI
perb. I9ndrdntee the finest Band Of Music south
Of New York. For detailed Information, call on
w. FRAZIER, Ebbtt House. Washington ID O.
Send for descriptive Pamphlet.
my1-eo2wS29-eo4w Op' 'O'0-
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BUFFALO LtTHIA SPRINGS
- MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
waters vel nigh specific in Stone or 1
Cdtc9R, Dtd6eteS and Ia fdmmdtiOn OfVE&0
the bladder. Waters, in cases of six GAL LII Z
IONS % Per case at the Springs. STOrT & GRO M-
WELL, Agents, Washington. ID. &. Testimo-
malls sent to any address. Springs open for visit
ers S y9s >do nst; THOMAS F. G0ooE
my2O-eolSt&4tk . Proprietor.
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ISLAND. X.

The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, enlarged opans
JULY 1ST. 1t is situated Oh bluff over Il
looking the Ocean, where there are no YEA0
heated or malarial breezes and the wind lE.Ht L
blowing from the Ocean renders excessive mean nm.
possible. Bathing, Yachting and Fishing Prices
In accordance with the times. Send for Circular To
my16-eO2m NICHOLAS BALL Prom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-12

pANLEY SPRINGS.
IL 600 feet above Underwater
NEAR HARRISONBURG, VA
Capacity large hotels with accommodate
tons Tor .UO guests. Appointments first IEA0
class: open JUNE 18th. Rates, So so per sIi5I
day Sl2 80 per week; $40 per month. For TurT ner
particulars address DR.. W. ID, HOPKINS Har-
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