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National Republican., 1879-10-02
'lNltit~lIl OF FGEORGElOWN
L AW COLLIE G E.

Tie annual term or this Institution upcns WED
NESnAi EVENING, OCTOBER I, lsis, at the Lee.
tuIo HAL, yl1 Esr.rt nUTlhwe,t IN Washngton city,
RICllARD T. MEINlCk, LID, Constitutional
and International Law.
JAMES LOwNDI3S, ESQ.,, Evidence, Pleading and
Equity.
MARTIN r, NORRIS, LID, Common Law, Real
ana Personal Property, Grimes aud MSdemcanOrS
tllAS. w. HOFFMAN,. LIZ D.. lstau and President
OF Moot Court TALLMADGE a, LAMBERT, ESQ.
aud w. II, DENNI-. Assuc'atcA
TERMS For the regular course of two years, FIFTY
DOLLAlts per annum. for The 10 irndunie co Iisc
Oi one year, s9. Attendance on lectures half the
above rate,
The sessions are held Mt an early hour In tho even
Ing To suit the Cuny yOnenco of those engaged during
the lay ur reading ia the libraries.
For a particulars, or for admission apply person
ally or by letter To
wM, HENRY DENNIS. Secretary,
spa3 cudlw IiIlce in CITY Han west wing
National Republican., 1879-10-02

STEAMER MATTANO Captain
~ William IL. Bylesl, on and after >5,f1Ssas
April 20 leaves wharf foot OF sixth e~skI.aSzsAi-
and streets every uesday, Thurs Tz-ss.fd7tf-sSr
day, and Sunday, Mt II. M. for the Potomac River
landings. ON sundays for MaIox Creek. Colton's,
and landings In st. ements Bay. On Thursdays for
MattoX Creek and landings in WicomicO River. On
Tuesdays iOr COlun's and landings In NOmini Creek.
Returning on Monday Wednesday aud Friday morn
ings making termcdiae landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, COmirg up
For further information inquire ut offices of g. l..
SHERIFF. No. is and III Pennsylvania avenue. or
at Office, foot Of Sixth and n streets southwest
my2Stf q 4. JONES. Agent
National Republican., 1879-10-02

Money was active to-day at 7@7 l-l6 per cent.
closing at 1872 per cent Foreign exchange quiet
and weak ut 4Sl i9@iSlA for long, and lS5A9lsj15
for short
National Republican., 1879-10-02

Pacific Mining stocks.

ol
~Ex interest. tOnered. TEX dividend.
National Republican., 1879-10-02

nN liberal terms, n three story basement Hesl
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh 81; within minutes walk Of the Pet
cars; inquire ut National Republican Oilice. segtI
National Republican., 1879-10-02
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females.
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all com.
plnlntA incident to tn sex
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

The Turner Mannerchor has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
President, VIM. Stecher; Vice President
Hy. Littinger; Secretary, Geo. Meinhauseni
Treasurer, Charles Muth; Librarian, A.
Scharf; Directors. w. Eckert and Joe.
Gunklach; Committee on Music, Jul. Stem
Ter, Joe. Gunkland and f. Boger; Commit
tee on Entertainments, ]. Rockstuhl, w.
Loesch and C. Schreiber; Delegates to the
Sangerbund, W. Stecher and Carl Heider.
The Stone Lake Ice Company, 946 Cen
trail avenue. claims to have the purest,
clearest, cleanest hardest and best ice that
grows on any ice plantation in America.
Robt. R. Reynolds is the genial Superin-
tcndent. yE5
Griswold's "Cincinnati Saturday
Night for this week is bright, sparkling
and fun full, as usual. Girls. makes the
buttons fly all over the country.
Rottger's Tivoli, 469 Vine street, with
Curriers' superb orchestra and fine pro
gramme. Concerts free, tonight, and to-
morrow afternoon and night.
Not marriage license issued to-day
During the past week tifty-seven licenses
have been issued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

A. S. Capehart, Esq, of the Columbus,
O., Dispatch, is in the city.
Miss Anna Bishop, daughter of the Gov
ernor, is visiting friends in Louisville, KY.
Dr. John P. Savage, of the Cincinnati
Sanitarium, returned yesterday from visit
to the lakes.
Miss Mamie G. Honshell, daughter of
Commodore Wash Honshell, leaves next
week for the East.
The Knights of st. Edward evening be-
fore last presented their Captain, L. Bed
dinger, with handsome gold badge, the
work of Mr.. G. Oskamp.
Miss Mary Ebersole, of Avondale, accom-
panied by her brother, Mr. Joseph Ebersole,
of William Glenn d Sons, leaves in the
near future on an extended tour through
Europe.
Madame Otto-Alvsleben, the great prima
donna. who has arrived in the city, was SER
enaded last night at the Gibson House by
the Cincinnati Orchestra and the Red Hus-
sar Band. The Madame appeared and
bowed her Acknowledgements for the COM
pliment shown her.
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Summer Resorts.

One of the most pleasant summer resorts
in the country is the Mountain House" at
Cresson Springs, Pa, situated on the top of
the Allegheny Mountains, surrounded by
natural scenery which for grandeur and
subimity are unexcelled, medicinal springs
whose waters give tone to the system, and
amusements of all kinds, with table sup
piled with all the delicacies that the mar
kets of Philadelphia and Pittsburg can
supply, all combine to make it a para
city and pressure OF business. The estab-
lishment is under the management OF
Colonel E. J. Unger, of the Seventh Ave
nue. Hotel, Pittsburg, assisted by W. H.
Mauger, familiarly known as BILLY" whose
many excellent qualities are so we'll known
to the travelling public that comment is
unnecessary.
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WILD OATES,
And the Circumstance of Her Marriage
With Watkins.


Special TO the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE statement that
Mrs. Alice Oates had been married n this city is
confirmed. On Saturday evening" May 2ith, she
was joined in wedlock to Samuel P. Watkins, at
the residence OF his father, No, 274 North Twent-
eth street. in this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Jones McNeil who is at present
acting as preacher to the German Lutheran con-
gregation. Mr. McNeill is also well known in po-
Utica, circles being one Of the Representatives in
the State Legislature.
At about eight O'Clock in the evening of the
marriage, Watkins called at his residence and
said Have you any objection to marrying di-
vorced people?"
Well" replied the pastor "I can't see any
harm in it, provided the parties are legally sepa-
rated.'
fter some further conversation Mr.. Mcneil
concluded to perform the ceremony
Watkins is a man about town, divorced from his
former wife, most estimable lady, formerly
Miss Davis Of this city, a beautiful blonde. she
procured the divorce on account of Watkins con-
duct,
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sENGERFEsT PREPARATION.
Building the Arches and Making Ready fol-
Illuminations

The contract for the arch at the corner of Thr-
tecnth and Walnut streets has been given to Mr..
Kindt. In the center Of the arch will be large
star, and the same will pe illuminated by the Gas
Company at the direction of General Hicken-
Iooper. On the top will be blazing Amazon on
horseback, and the whole will make a magnif-
cent sight
The arch at the south end OF the Music Hall is
nearly complete. II will be one of the grandest
things ever erected i'll this city.
Mr.. L. Fettweis has been given the contract to
furnish statue for the top Of the arch represent
ing the Goddess of Music In the left hand will
be a Tyre and in the right q laurel wreath The
pedestal will be five feet high, and the whole, to
the tip OF the finger of the hand, fourteen feet
1t will be an immense statue On the right and
left on the four corners of the main arch will be
representations OF the "Nolksleid, "Liebcsicd' "
War Song" and "Kirchenlied." In addition
the names of the most prominent composers will
be distributed in various places on the arch.
The m lin arch will be covered with blue silk,
interspersed with silver stars.
The decorations are made by Mr.. A. Mailer, and
the carpenter work by B. H. Brenge'm
The dmens. .ons OF the arch nre, width 60 feet
depth IL feet height G2 feet, including the statue.
The names that will be on the arch will be Raff
Gade, Weber, Verdi, Haydn, Lszt Wagner Mo
zart, Handel Schubert, Schuman, Rossini, Doni
zetu, Be- thoven, Meyerbeer, Godmark, Rubin
stein, Saint-Saens, and Mendelssohn.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
DOWN ON RUM AND TOBACCO.
'ational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, June Rev. Biddle, in his
address to Hexter Wilson, who was last
night installed at the First United Presby-
terian Church, said: "The minister must
know the power Of sin and its effect on men
and on his own heart, although it is not
necessary for him to be like Talmage and
seek out all the vileness and corruption
personally. Other preachers are as
dumb dogs that can not bark.
Satan places them on the watch
tower to keep silent. They overlook the
rich member who leans to secret societies,
or the rich liquor dealer in their congrega-
ton, and fire away at the Jews and Nor
mons, for they haven't any of these in
their church. They fear their salaries will
be lowered. Rum and tobacco were Twin
devils, but the speaker knew of ministers
who could get along better without prayer
than 60 one day without tobacco"
AMIssING EDITOR.
Gustav Landon, aged twenty-four, editor
OF Hebrew paper, has been missing for
several days. He was engaged to be mar
ried on the Goth.
DEATH OF AN OLD MINISTER.
Rev. DR.. Fred. X. Geisenhainer, who
died OH Monday, after sixty-two years
service in the ministry, was buried yester-
day.
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One of Queen Isess' SuiIors.

In the days of Ivan the Terrible, whose
frightful atrocities suggest the charitable
idea that he must have been mad, and of
Queen Elizabeth, there WAS a great tend
ency to draw close bonds between En-
gland and Russia. England wanted the
monopoly of the Russian trade, and Rus
sia wanted the alliance of great mari
time power.
The Hakluyt Society takes up the mar
rative where Hakluyt leaves off, supple
menting their information, and has dis
inferred various State papers and curious
biographies. One Horsey was a clerk in
the service of the Russian Company in
Russia, and Ivan employed him as an
agent to proceed to England. He wanted
to marry an English lady; and he even
aspired to the great Elizabeth herself.
1t was resolved that the Lady Mary
Hastings, the Queens own niece, might
probably prove suitable match for the
Gar.
1t was quite true that the Car labored
under the trifing disadvantage of being
married already; but he hastened to eX-
pain Uildu bio wiz "ho hob VI loJdi
birth, and he was entirely prepared to
repudiate her, Lady Mary got the nick.
name among her friends of Empress of
Muscovie. On the whole, however, she
was not satisfied with "the tricks and
manners" Of her impartial admirer. She
persuaded Queen Elizabeth to allow
her to decline the dangerous honor.
Ivan got into a terrible passion
because Queen Elizabeth did not
meet his wishes. He entirely lost any
good manners which he might have been
supposed to possess, and told the Embas-
sador "that he did not reckon the Queen
of England to be his fellow for there arc
that are her betters." The ambassador
manfully answered that "the Queen, his
mistress, was as great Prince as ever
was in Christendom, equal to him that
thought himself the greatest, well able tc
defend herself against his malice whose
er."- All the Year Round.
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Total shares reported sold...
BANK STATEMENT


A resolution was adopted, that the City Solicitor
be requested to give his opinion OF the liability of
the city, il any, by reason Of stoppage OF work OF
the Contractor on Considine avenue.
The proposition Of G. Heiett to sprinkle Hop.
kins street. below Freeman, during the season OF
1879 for the sum OF S5U was accepted.
Peter Hester was granted permission TO build
an archway for the coming Sengeriest on Vine
street, near lnw0od Park.
The bill of John Bradley for stone in Eden Park
was accepted He offered 35 cents per perch for
them while L. Grover only offered, cents.
The matter of changing the location Of Con-
sidine avenue IN Meyers subdivision was made
the special order for an executive session next
Monday morning after the conclusion OF the
other business
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

Next Wednesday Is the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the Young Ladies' Seminary at
Glendale. The day following there will be
a reunion of graduates.
Mr.. George Mclaughlin will read an essay
tonight before the Library Club. His sub
ject will be Criticism in Art and the COLI
ditions of Art Productions"
The Socialists will hold meeting at Ar
better Hall tomorrow afternoon for the
purpose of discussing the catastrophe at
Post & Co.'s factory. Mr.. L. H. Sawyer
will open the discussion.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

4, knfi0nhl ASsoclatel PreSs 10 the Star.
= WASHINGTON, June IA serenade was
leudered last evening at Willard's Hotel to
Hon rable Thomas Ewing, Democratic
nominee for Governor of Ohio. There were
/, Ieyeral thousand persons present, and the
q venue in front of the hotel was COM
o opletcly blockaded. Speeches were made
from the balcony Of the hotel by Congress-
nan Hill, OF Ohio, Senator Thurman, SEN
.pt,r Vest If Missouri, General Ewing, SEN
lptor Perdleton, Frost, of Missouri, Black
lbarn, of Kentucky, Warner, of Ohio, and
Others, ard at II p m. the crowd dispersed
81 co~cERNING RUSSIAN RAGS.
! Official information having been received
10 the effect that tho plague which existed
arm Southern Rus,in is now almost extinct.
ToiTI regulations issucd March Sd, 1879 i'm
posing certain restrictions upon the impor-
loiat;on of rags etc, into the United States
ha>e been revoked.
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died yesterday near this place from scomplication

died yesterday near this place from acomplication
OF diseases.
HENDERSON, June The tobacco factory of Jo-
seph Adams, located at Uniontown. Union Coun-
ty, burned yesterday. All the tobacco, about
$4,000 pounds, was consumed.
ELzABETHTowN, June 7.-Tobc Hoskinson yes
terday shot twice at Robert Sweets, here, but
missed him and hit Archie Bunnell in the breast.
Mrs. David Ferguson committed suicide at
Spring Lick. yesterday, at O'Clock, by shooting
herself through the head with pistol, while sit
tins up in bed.
HENDERSON, June 7-Doctor Rufus Linthicum,
prominent physician Of Calhoun, Mclean Coun-
ty, was attacked bya negro woman about two
weeks since and cut and slashcd with butcher
knife He has died from his injuries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
KENTUCK KNICK-KNACKS.
Pithy Points Picked mp in the Old
Commonwealth.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
HARRoDsBURl, June THE death of Miss Cora
E Davis, of Portland, Me-, the gifted and accom-
plished superintendent ofthe muse cal department
at Daughters College, occurred here yesterday.
PADuCAH, June THE case against the Mar
shal County Jailer for basardy was decided yes
terlay. He has to pay the girl $50 per yeGr for
seven years
FRANKLIN June 7.-Thomas Wright charged
with killing Wm. Canatzcr gave bond in $500
His son, charged with being accessory, was &C
Quilted.
BARDsTowN, June John Mattingly. owner of
the Belle OF Nelson and other noted race horses,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

How IS IT THAT DIR. SWAN CURES so
many people OF consumption The solution of the
mystery is found in the fact that he uses only
given up by other doctors testify to his cures.
Address Dr. 7. Swan, 133 P wers Block, Rochester,
New York. for circulars giving full particu ars.
mNlA 2ml .MhNS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
WHY SEIGFELD SCOOTED.
President Of the Chicago College Of
Music Gone Glimmering.

publishes the statement that Dr. Florence Scig.
field, President nf the Chicago College of Muse
has fed the city under peculiar circumstances
The suppoition is that he has gone to Europe
abscOnded with another mans wife, or fed to
save his life, there being rlmors that an attempt
had been made TO assassinate him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
Fourth Edition.
T H E L A r E S T
In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, June 7.-Howard Paul, the actor, is
dead.
Capctown advices state that Cetywayo is suing
for peace.
CHICAGO, June THE jury in the Custom
house cases is now out.
ROCHESTER. June 7.-Peter Peters, Prussian,
yesterday killed his wife and himself.
mittee to-day agreed to report favorably Goods
Labor Bill.
SANTA FE. n. Mex, June AT Las Vegas two
murderers an Italian and Mexican, were taken
from Jail and lynched.
AsBURy PARK, N. j., June 7-Yesterday the
house of Rev. George Clark was struck by light
ming, and two painters killed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

The Knights Of ST. Martin will be the second
society in the procession on Wednesday They
will be headed by the Sixteenth Regiment Band
of Dayton, Ohio. The Knights OF st. George, all
mounted, will head the procession.
Mr. ]. A, Armstrong, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph, has conn cted the room Of the
Press Committee by wire with the principal office
on Fourth and Vine streets, ior the accommoda-
tion of foreign new paper correspondents. An
operator will be on hand at all times.
Meeting of the Finance Committee tonight, in
the Gazette Building.
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ance of the season. The honors of the evening
were justly divided between Miss Cunningham
and Mr.. Sheehan, both OF whom played their parts
well, especially as to dress and dialect.
The other parts were satisfactory. Mr.. An
trans speech on behalf of the President, Mr..
Hynson, who was unable to be present, was very
amusing and took well with the large audience.
We shall give another notice of the Club soon.
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To-day in Congress.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senate is not in
session to-day
The morning hour was dispensed with, and the
House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Post.ofice Department. Mr.. Ward spoke against
the bill.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co..
2S West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

New York Express (Dem.): Mr.. Dana
seems oftentimes to mistake bristles for
backbone. And noticeably when he
talks about Democratic back-down.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-RO0MS-Fou nee rooms. En-,
L ouiro I No. 10i East liberty street ie1-2tS"
OR REHT-ItOUSE-At 0a3 Main street, Cow
= lngton. a sp ndd house Of six rooms, large
attic and summer kitchen; convenient to street
cars; rent 322 30 INQUIRE at H.ckey's shoe store,
6OG and Gus Madison street. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

IlOOKS-Just received: Lessons in Practical
ID Science, 81 25; Christian Life and Vocation,
81 25, and number of other works. prayer books
etc All books sont free on receipt OF price Ad
dress c. J. H. LOWEN, 20S Sycamore, above Sixth
street, Cincinnati o. je7-10tS
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liRlsIlAN MISSION, NEW ARMoRY HALL,
~ $50 Cent al avenue, Second Floor. Prayer
meeting Sunday a: 2:30 p. m. Bible reading at
3. Subject: THE Name Christian All who
have no church are silly invited TO attend
these meetings W, A. Shaw, Minister. IT.
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THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY
L the Domestic, Singer. White, American, Howe,
Weed, or any kind of Sewing Machines is at
WIRSING Il MARSHALL'S, 329 Elm street, near
Court All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired.
ie3. TIL. tn. Stf
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TAR. WARES SPECIALITY EXTRACTION OF
L y teeth absolutely without pain. at COLTON'S
Dental Association, corner Fourth and Elm. The
most difficult cases solicited. Go to headquarters.
Fresh gas daily. mh20 l3w,S s, ,TuGTh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

@ MARX, 1866 and 1893 West Fifth street, offers
y. for the next ten days the greatest bargains in
boots, shoes, Newport ties, sandals and slippers.
ever before offered in this city. He is daterm ned
to reduce his mammoth slock, and therefore offers
his goods regardless Of cost II will therefore pay
you well 10 see his bargains before YOU buy else
where, y. B-Fine hand.seweG shoes for part es.
wedding or theatrical use, made TO order on short
notice and at prices to suit the times, 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07

WIRING RS-HEADQUARTERs-S4 50 THE
w best Favorte Stoves, Wooden, Willow Tin
Japanned Ware extra cheap. Ladders, all kinds
and sizes, Cburns Children's Carriages Refrigera-
tors, cheaper than anywhere. Wringer repairing
a specially TETTENBORN'S. 21q W. Fifth street,
near Plum. apl9-20tS
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For N!e,,luI,iS.

SATURDAY. 7th, at4 p. NJ. POSITIVELY
w~ n JAS. D. PARKER, G. B. RUSSELL Mas
L.sAsAt,E ter. Apply on Board. or to Jas. $.
szsass<sszs Wise, Superintendent No. IL Public
Landing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO0D PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERRFOTYPEs
II made in all kinds Of weather at KELLY's
Gallery 1856 W. 5th st. bet Elm and Plum.
40 TO GREEN'S SHOE STORE, NO. 277 CEN
VI trail avenue, for special bargains. Mems Shoes,
81 Ladies' Sife-lace shoes, 81; Childrcn's Shoes,
25c, Soc 75c and 81 per Uair.
je7-6t-7, ,l0,1 .1213,14
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For Nnyr ,Irinnils

For New ur."anS.
SATURDAY. 7th. at 3 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
@g nGUIDTNG STAR; W. B. Miller, Mas
LaAlSERags.fa ter. Apply on Board, or to Royse Il
~ Nosses, Agents. No. 10 Public Landing,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.

Commencing SUNDAY, June Sth, at O'Clock,
Grand Pedestrian Tournament
For seven days go as you please.
FOR LADIES ONLY.
For the following prizes:
First prize, Gold Medal and $500; Second, $500
Third, Sl00 Fourth, $50
Entrance Fee s25.
All entries to be made to J. II. WEBB, at the
Lookout House between 10 and Y u. M, and
p. m. Admission, Csc.
grand seven-days tournament for gentlemen
(go as you pleasel will commence on Monday,
June 10th. Free TO all comers. Full particulars
in future advertisements. je7-T
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ST. PAUL NJ. L. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow at II
a. m. and at p. IN. by the pastor, Rev, DIR, Ridg-
away. Sunday-school at 912 a. m. 1t
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NINEsTREET CoNGREGATIO CHURCH,
' Rev. c. H. Daniels, pastor. Preaching Sunday
at II o'clock. Service OF song in the evening at
1880. oc5-Su
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TOR SALE-GROCERY- and fixtures OF
+ retail grocery. FO= particulars inquire OF G
II. SChENK & CO., No 13 West Court street.
ip7-eOdtf
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FOUND.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES Sold
Il on weekly payments. Repairs specially
VEST END FACTORY. 222 Baymiller street.
ie77t-S
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ADVERTISEMENTS


F'E thuHbtu- tpib'
SUNDAY. Sth. at 4 p NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n the c. & o. r. K Packet, BOSrONA,
LtsggSsff /. Bryson. Master. Freight received OH
sasasdsssm Wharfboat foot of Broadway. W.
Houshell SupL