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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Juno ii, lS11
Cotton dull. Mldling l3c.
Flour steady and firm Howard.strect and Western
superfne, S32jG3 IS; do extra, - 25G5: do aMily.
- 250G Guy Mills superiiuc ~ 25l4 do EXTRA 81 20
tG5; do Rio brands. 81 -; raIaI,sco fmily, S6TS
Wheat Southern firm. Western eHsy. Southern
red 81 1901 Is; do amber, 81 21@l % No PcnnSyl-
vania red II "a Northwestern winIer red, spot 81 lGs
Gl 1876; June 81 l5sGl 1876 July, Il I2saI I2Js;
AuEJi, 81 Oj's9i C9is.
Corn-SUuthern firm. Western easier and quiet
southern white, jig3j2c: do yellow, $40; Western
nxcd, spot and June, IiaIiisc; July 4ia 4l'sc; Au-
gust, 4i3mhsic; September, 45Ns@Ijhc; steamer
nominal.
Uas firm. Southern, l30is'sc; Western white. II %
Il &C; Ito mixed, so 39c. Pennsyl Yauia I3@I3.c
Rye stealy AT G0GGlc.
Hay lull, Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, si2Nl3.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, :lOjh Bulk meats
Loose SHOULDERS Sac; cleM.rib sldcs iAC; packed,
IIc and sac. Demonstrations d'4c clcar.rb sides,
&c. Hams, l0@nisc. Lara refined IN tierccs &c. But
ter dull prime TO choice Western packed, i?(9i4a
Eggs active aud higher at lie.
Petroleum duh Crude, &C., refined, &c.
Coffee nrm. Rio Cargues, II 1i6s.
sugar stealy son, slySAC.
Whisky duh at 81 90.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton
3-lGd; Hour, Is; grain, Id
RcCepts-FiOnr 1872 bDs; wheat $4,000 bu; corn,
UaAUO Ou; oats, 0OOJ Du.
sAipmenis-wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 10000 bu.
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1879
GREAT
1879

no TIE JGNs1Ss L RqUT JIi,T,,yrsr
SPLENDID scENERXXt NNAAdNfFicENr EQUIP,
TRAINS LrH n hyEEeH TN i ii5n Depot cor
For nf PsSl a and is sr Gets as , SGws daily with
riusburg TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago
tS n dHy T6 PsRfe cSF 70 CnlGaSSo1
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at 600 q; m. daily, EXCEPT sunday
10 csyaadsIsiSa tN Fur W Williams Lock Haven
. and Watkins nj l'r30 a. IN. daily, except sunday.
For N9w p YGr 1pl the East 1880 and ioI5 m daily
Pnllman Parlor Cars, $50 n. m. daily, except
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
at jersey City with boata of Brooklyn Annex"
anOrdlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double fcrriage aud Journey across New York
For phil5Gdclphla sS5 a. M daily. except sunday
n. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore COO 62O s:3i $3.50 M and 400 p m,
daily, except Sunday: 1880 H. M. $780, $50. 7iO,
For Popes Creek Line. Go q. m. and 400 M daily
For Annapolis, $50 a. IN. and 4;2O p. daily except
ALEXANbgIAA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AMP "a, ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria g. 55, s, o. TO- II m, and lis, 1870
5,G and 1880 D. IN. On Sunday II. M. ll5
For Kichmond and the South, G:5J a. M. daily, and
~, 5:.O y. III daily, except sunday.
10, II IL m. and /, 3, 4:2O 80 :, and Il y.
Om sunday at : and 10 H. IN. and Up. IN.
commentators can b. procured at the otices-nortt
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vanla avenue aud at the depot where orders can be
len for the checking Of baggage to destinations from
/. i. FARM Err General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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JpOsALs FOR BRICK BUILDING.
DEPOT ouARrrnnAsrER's OFFICE.

MASllNGIbS, ID. ., June =, lS.h
Sealed proposals., in triplcatp. will he received Mt
this Office until l. o'clock June 49, lSig at which
time aud place they wi be opened In the presence OF
bidders for the construction IN this city OF temp
rary brick building for stable Tor Of the War De
pnriment In accordance with plans and specific Qns
which can be seen ut this Office There are none for
distribution.
SuCh suit lb,e material as can be obtained from the
old War Department building, now being demoh
sheu TO be determined and set de for the purpose
~ an architect ON the part Of the Goyernment Is 10
be used in the construction OF the stables All other
materials not thus provided to be furnished by the
contractor,
one copy OF this advertisement should be securely
attached 70 leach rlplCnte proposal and should De
mentioned therein rs comprising part Of u. Bidde. $
should furnish satisfactory evidence % this Office be-
fore the award is made Of their ability 70 perform tie
work.
The successful bidder will be required to enter Into
written contract with the United States, with good
and approved security, In the sum OF 5000 within
ten days AFTER beng notified of the acceptance OF his
proposal.
Proposals must be enclosed ia sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Brick Building and adj
dressed 20 the Undersigned.
The United States reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals.
A. Il. ROCKWELL, DEPOT Quartermaster.
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fORTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.
Tho Army Appropriation Bill Passed
the House.
Legislative Bill Reported in the Senate =
Senator ~. II. uin Defends His Record
--BilI Relating to the Removal of
Causes Disposed OF for the
Session-Debate on the
Army Bill, &C., &c.
SENiTE.

"WEDNESDAY June H.
Mr. ROLLINS introduced O bill fixing the rate Of
interest upon arrenrages of taxes assessed for spc
ciol improvements ana for revision Of assessments
for such Improvements IN the District Of Columbia.
Referred to the District Committee
Mr.. HousroN introduced bill to change the day
for the election of Representatives and Delegates to
Congress Referred 10 the Committee on Pryi.
leges and Elections.
on motion of Mr.. ANTHONY Senate bill authoriz.
ing the Secretary OF the Treasury to furnish copies
ofvgncttes and portraits in Government possession
upon proper application by members Of Congress
or heads OF art associations, &C.. was considered
and passed.
business was taken mp. being the bill introduced
May p, by Mr.. Mcdonald, authorizing the employ
menl oi troops IN certain cases ana 10 repeal the
election laws, and Mr.. Hill addressed the Senate
thereon.
Mr.. Ills speech was nominally in reply to Mr..
Blaine, but WINS devoted mainly to defense OF his
course in the Georgia convention and in the Con.
tederate Senate.
Mr.. BLAINE gave notice that he would at another
time reply TO Mr.. II Ills remarks.
Mr.. MORRILL, then read speech principally de-
voted to n defense of the Republican party md
support of It's financial policy as opposed TO the In
1aiion plans Of the Democratic party. He culogized
the resumption policy, dwelt upon the reduction
Of the public debt; and, while not charging the
Democrats with advocating reputation, said all
rcpudi0tonsts found q congenial rcstingplacc
among them.
Mr.. BECK, from the Committee on Appropria
tiuns, reported back, with sundry amendments, the
House legislative, executive and judicial appro-
priation bill, aud said he would endeavor to have
II taken up for action tomorrow. ordered 10 be
printed and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. BAYARD introduced joint resolution to pay
Professor Collyer for services IN connection with
sugar duties not more than $3.50. Referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. CHANDLER presented a copy of letter from
General Pope TO General sherman in connection
with the FitZJohn Porter case, which was referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
The Senate at dl6 p NJ, went into executive
session, and when the doors were reopcnCd, at $40
p M the President pro TEN. laid before the Senate
the House bill making appropriations for certain
judicial expenses of the Government, which was
referred TO the Committee Oh Appropriations.
The President 11o tan. appointed Mcssrs Davis
CW Va) Wallace, and Allison members of con.
ference committee on the bill repeating certain
clauses Of the sundry civil appropriation act oflnst
session, the House having insisted upon its amend.
ments TO certain Senate amendments thereto.
The Senate then, at 1855 p. M, adjourned until to-
morrow,
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pNANbA , MAJ TO- 1917 Al s'@O ~ W.
AM Leave Washngtoni
TON EXPRESS Elcott CITY ON sundays to
Baltimore only. stops IT SiIipleys, LAUREL, An.
and Mount Winans breakfast at Relay station.
sabar waHpGif Ala @%y FSaa9
soo~tBAIfiMoREH SD LAUREL EXPRESS.
ter, Hngemtown, aud Way stations -.
AND BALTfM6E E&rREsS forior Car 1G to
on, NST r YORK hld Phi,li9delphia r,,p,,s A,,r
pirTsBuRg EXPRESS. Frederick, tIagers-
ihrough car to StSunton PuIinan Cars to Ciiy.
Sinnai daily. Grafton to Saudusky daily except
COCOON sunday only-Baltmore, Annapolis, and
oNBALTfMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bndcns-
burg, College, Beliavio. Laurel, Annapolis June.
uOn, Jesaups, and Hanover.
i;5O,-z,NEW York, piiiiLA BIZ LIN IA, AND BIOS.
l&i-i0n sunday oply-B.tltinorc and Way.
TBHETIM6ah9a MY BHA iNSsiB AND LAu
REL ENPistSs. Frederick, Via Relay. stops
l3,-,tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, uagersown, WIN,
chester sHa,. and WY stations on sunday to Point
55S1tFiiiiIh%SByi:GGFIiHYRXS'' N9RFSLK XSp BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
oga, S S G stops az RsdSns9ars laurel
Observation-Disclosures. ElIIcott City, via
Relay.
&ij-tCH1CAGO, COLUMBUS. AND PITTSBuRG
ENPRfSS. Sleeping car 10 Chicago Pitsburg
iGi5zfNlsWY0R ,pnILADELpHIA,A AND BAL,
TlMORE EXPRESS stops at Blndenshurg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to philRdelphln - -
ll:W-tST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
Pullman CArs.
tDRy. ;srndny only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO ticket WlghOngtOn Station, tNi, CIV
and lI35 Pennsylvania nvenue-where orders will be
taken for Baggage 10 be checked aud received at any
point in the city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
LL0N,rL 1nrnlA LrlIAt
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riy,d-Boats II Lovoridge, Il + McCardell w
Burke, A, W i Bell, II Taylor, Adam Boyer, Nora
aud Will!e Star No . G l. Booth, { l. Manning. Dr q
NJ Schindel Phle q, CEares Hon, Thomas II
Faie, Ernst and Holland, Thomas OConnell, J A
SpielmGu, W Riley, IL Platt" Johnnie and VII
lard, Carrie V, y Webster III Wiley. q W McCar-
dell, II Delaiieid, Cumbcrl nd a Kuhn, and Ellen
Brooks.
w Burke. Nora and Willie, star No ., 4 L MCCAr-
del, NJ + Tco, Adam Boyer DR. Q NJ sclindcil, lhus
IL FNe, q III IIOUCk. Phlllie q, Mullie Ihos OGon-
nell { l. Ninnung Little Nan, Charles Il Hon, Ernst
and Holland, 4 w Riley. III Platte, johnnie ami
Willard, Carrie V, u Webster. DR. Wiley, q w MCCar-
del, Fannie ana Esclln, II lie uteld, Cumberland, NJ
Cluy, New Era A Kuhn, and III en- Brooks.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY M1T1ERS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June III. 1879.
Money was easy to-day nt 33I per cent.
Foreign exchange Inactive at 4s7iaGI513 foe
long and E04WisJj6 for demand.
Government bonds We're quiet,
Stale bonds were dun.
railroad bonds were active. Tho largest tran sac.
lions were In Rome, Wacrtown and Ogdensburg con-
soldated hrsts which advanced from 1873 TO 5A Erie
consolidated seconds 'cl of to TX and rallied n sJ.
Kansas and Texas consolidate usssn.eI declined 90
as; do seconds too KpusRs Pacific DENVER DIV 50
Ion trust receipts assCntei fell on from 1873 to l0l,
OK mt rest Chicago AMI Alton Grsts sold at iIs %
s, NV Jersey Central Arst3 at Il, and Fort Wayne
seconds at ~.
The stock market wns characterized by strong
tone during the greater portion the day the feature
otspacuaton being Northwest common, which, after
selling down from 6i'a 10 djis. advanced on large
transactions TO 06 AMI closed NJ the highest point of
Tue day, Tue other Granl et shar's declined frac-
uun IN tie ca'ly dealings anu Alterwatd adynu" cd =
6 s per cni. Wc.torn Uuiyn sold up TO ll0 at tho
opening and later dTupge to ne, closing at ia. The
trunk aud coal stocks were Hrin, especially to-
wnrd the close, wHen prices advanced llGI per cent
nom tile lowest y Tut, The Transactions aggregated
l32tlcfharcs OK Which 7tOlw Ere, sVi were Lake
Shore, 1850 were Northwestern. I3OlI were NJ Paul,
90 Were Delaware. LtCkawanna aud Western, $500
GUU were Pacific Mail
~ fol ttttf oil, .sV
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pRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.


~ II
WAsHISGTON CITY, May ~ 1879.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate addresse to the sec
Rotary of War, win be received at this Department
until II o'clock noon, ty the goth day Of June
lS19 for supplying the stationery for the War Depart
ment and is Bureaus for the fiscal year ending June
80. 1850.
No bids viii be considered that are not sealed and
marked on the outside OF the envelope proposals for
Stationery. No bids viii be received after u o'clock
sharp.
a detailed schedule OF the articles required and n
blank form OF proposal will be furnished ON appc1-
iion to the Chief Clerk War Department.
The stationery must be of the best quality. Samples
must accompany each bid, and be fully equal TO
standard samples on he.'
The successful bidder will be required 70 give bond,
with approved surctieS, in tine OF Sl0E0 for The
faithful tufillment of his contract ana the DEPART
ment VII reserve the right TO order the articles at
such times and In such quantities II may deem
proper and to incrtase or diminish the quantity
stated In the schedule
Articles not named In the schedule are to be fur
nshed at the option OF the Department Mt the lowest
market price. GEORGE W. MCCRARY,
IpB War.
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Arrivcd-Schooncrs Annie Clark, Wheeler Phlla-
delphia, with 100 tons coal for L Miller; ReJeCca,
Brown, RappNhannock River with lumber TO Willett
Il l.ihbcy; Miller, smith, Bangor, Ne with luths
ana plCkels 10 District dealers; Jamcs Hewitt Ad-
ans, Philadelphia, with so tons coal TO Washington
INulmIg-
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would respectfully call your attention 10 tho iRct
that am again in condition 10 carry on the Door
sash aud mind business NJ my old stand, Nos G39 ana
Isl New York avenue, between 9th and IN streets
northwest SHAH IN the future rs In the past, keep
ity, which shall sell taking quality into consderL'
tion ii prices that Will successfully compete With
those Of any other house In the District for cash OF
approved paper Having the largest and most COM
plce establishment OF the Kind in the city, am ems
aided to ill orders without delay aud without lab.
lty to mistakes Al contractors and builders when
pushing contract completion, Will recognize tina
to be q great dcsdcr,tum, Very respectfully
jclheOlm bEO W. HIRhFR.
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FOR STATIONERY.
pRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

Posr.OFFICE DEPARTMENT., May s, ls1a
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until II o'clock IN. on THURSDAY,
JUNE ~, 1879, for furnishing STATIONERY tor the
1874
Blank forms of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto Will be furnished Oh application TO
this Department
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assist
ant PoStmaserGepCral, and indorocl Proposals
for Stationery u. NJ. KEY
pnsImIslN 1t iInn rnl
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JAMES s. EDWARDS, r,,s,oos
BRAtNAED II. WARNER, ! iiu7'Vo''
4 n. { DWELL. AurttDnppr WSNtg
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
u PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY,
SITUATED JUST WEST OF I'll IL !! SEVENTH l,i m
STREET ROAD, A SHORT DISTANCE BE
YONO BRlGHTWoOD AND ADJACENT 10
THE FARMS OF MR. LAY AND MR. IlLIs
ING, AND KNOWN AS THE "FlTNAM

IIACE,'
BY virtue OF decd Of trust dated November 20, A.
ct seq Of the land records for the District of Co
lumbia, and by virtue of certain decree passed
June Z, 1879, hl equity cause NO. W62, doc 10 ana
wherein Jerusha NJ. 1Ioton Is complainant aud
Bridget Fitnam ct al. defendants aud at the written
request OF the party secured shall SCI ~ pubic AUG
ton In mont OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
TIE ID day of July 1879 at o'clock D. M all the FOL
loving described piece or parcel Of land, lying ana
being situate In the county Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, and known rs and being part of u tract of
the following metes and bounds, TO wit: bounded on
the western side by line running north Ito (degreesl
west sSty-One and four one-huudfe dtls tHl i-lOOl
percheS from boundary stone at the northeast cor
ner Of MOrennds part of said tract, and bounded on
the north by line of Thomas Carbpry's land south
!Go l0' west on the south by line OF Mclhesneys
land running south T5o west 10 the aforesaid boundary
stone and on the east by the following lines OF part
SOLD OIL TO James Scldpn, to wit: From point on tue
southern line near the branch north 20 west two nnd
poplar north 40, west four hundred and nlnety-six
esp pcrches 10 n marked hickory. north thirty-siN
ana one quarter (SBAo) degrees east twenty one
perches: thence north eghty.nine aud one quarter
$500 degiees, cast twelve perches; thence north
thrtyslN and onequarter $500 degrees, east hiiy-
one and onequarter nerchcs 10 Thomas Carberys
toulh line-Conanng 10 acres rood nnd 81 perchos,
together W tn the improvements, &C. &c. .
Terms: Il COS cash; balance In two equal Install
ments. payable III SIX and twelve months, with inter
deed OF trust on the property sold all cash NJ pur-
chasers option; 500 DEPOSIT ut time OF sale. All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost. II terms oi sale are
not complied with In ten Ci0) days the trustee re,
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk and
BRAISARD IL. WARNER, Trustee
w h, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctloneers.
Je0,l3.O,27&ds star cUlNds
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IOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
- ST. Cloud building,
AuctiOuCerS and Real Estate Agents,

CIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEAL ESTATE. SITUATED Al THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF q STREET NORTH AND
THIRD STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No i7'!
William Bowen vs.. The Freedman's savings and
Trust Company 1T al }, the undersigned, trustee,
will sell on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF June, A. u
1870 NJ four ~ o'clock - M, in front OF the premises,
the following described real estate, to witt All that
piece and parcel of ground situate In the city Of Wash
ington District of Columbia and known and described
rs part OF lot numbered one %, In square numbered
five hundred and twenty nine (5.gJ, being thirty one
(i) feet nine to inches mont on North g street and
running back that width one hundred 200 feet. 10
geher with all the Improvements and nppurt CnHnces
thereto belonging or in any wise Gpper,aining
Terms of Nllc: one fourth "a OF the purchase
money thereof 10 he paid NJ the time OF sale In cash
aud the balance to he paid In three 81 equal Install
ments at one o. two (2; aud three az years with ~
tereSt thereon irO the day of sale the notes of the
purchaser purchasers to be given for such deferred
payments But the purchaser On purchasers of the
said property shall have the privilege Of paying cash
for the same on the day of sale the final rniiti.
cation of the sale by the court. said property Will be
sold subject 10 all taxes due and unpaid upon The same
at the Time OF sale
FNOCH TorTEN, Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Je2eodsds
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pRoPosALs FOR AspHALTUM PAVEMENT,
l. &C
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
Old Building, Navy Department,

NpNpNICpUTU 5IltVT,
WASHISGrOS, j. g., June Q, 1872
Scaled proposals for furnishing, delivering, and lay
ing complete about 500 square yards Of Asphaltum
Pavement, with base OF hydraulic cement concrete.
in the courtyards of the building for the state War,
and Navy Departments. IN this city, Will ne received
nj this Office until IL o'clock noon Of June 10. 1879,
and opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of
bidders.
specifications general instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposals VIII be furnished ouly TO
parties regularly engaged in the business upon npp-
cation. TlIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieutenant. lg lOupl of Euciuecra
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS.

The Hotel opens on the 10th of June Connections
made with all trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad ut
Huntington, and Oh the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
at Cumberland Nd, directly through TO the SPRINGS.
Excursion tickets Ht low rates TO be had NJ railroad
offices. and baggage checked through to Springs.
Terms Of BuRrd-S3 per day; SIS Ier week SGj per
month ofthirty days.
The prOprctors wish II TO be distinctly understood
that the of tho waters and grounds viii he strictly
confined 10 those who guests of This establishment,
and their will he held from all others with the
ceptOn of permanent residents OF the county and
those who pay for their use.
The price Of BEDFORD Water at railroad here is rs
follows Barrels. in oak, $40 half barrels In oak,
ta25; kegs, In oak, g. 49, half barrels, In mulberry
Si25: Kegs, In mulberry si25
For rooms and further Information, address,
TIE ANDERSON HOUSE,
ip1.Im RAufprd PA
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FsrABLIsHED 1888,
JOHN lNcDERMOTT &C. EROS,

CARRIAGE 1IANUFACrURERs
(Steam used, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, y, G, Carriages and lIar
ness resolved on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired, ieltf
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.
OEsKNEY SPRINGS

SES h u n u SRS RS n n us
Shenandoah County, Virginia.
FINEST COLLECTION OF MINERAL WATERS
IN THE WORLD FOR VALUE AND VA
RIErY OF MEDICINAL PROPRRTlES.
Tie Chalybcate Alum sulphur. iron.Sulphur, Heal
ing, Arsenca and the renowned Bear Wallow Spring,
all having distinctly different medicinal properties.
arc found IN the Orkney collection.
FIRST CLASS H3TkL AccoMnoDA-
for $50 people Colonel +. Cake: late Of Congress
Hall, Cape May now of Metropolitan Hotel, Wash.
inEton ely, malasci, Mr.. l.. Duke Of the EbbiIt
House. Washington. H. c., room clerk.
iNPLE SI,iBLE Room
for private teams, and welsupplied livery for the
use vi the guests.
MINERAL BATHS,
Tub, Shower. md Plunge: Every facility afforded
THE WONDERFUL LURIYCiTERSS
are situated within few hours drive of Orkney, to
which iine Of Park WaGoneites Will run daily.
Board per day, Observation-Disclosures. o. 90
week. '''''''''''.'.''''.'''''' - W
month Observation-Disclosures. 10 OO
Special contracts made with families and parties.
FIVE nouns BY RiFL
from Washington via Baltn ore and Ohio or Virginia
Railroad.
TIIHOEGH IND ROUND TRIP TICK ETS
issued from all points North, West and South. Good
from June to November /. Round-trp from Wash
ington, =; from BALTIMORE sIl. From Washington,
via Luray Iaverns SlO from Baltimore, via Luray
Caverns, sl2
Park WAGONETTES
Tor private carriages TO ORDER will be In waiting
arrival of trains at Mount jackson 10 convey plssCn
gers over shady and easy'grade turnpike road TO
SEISON OF 1870
Will open June 10: modatiOnS given June |, Adj
dress for descriptive pamphlets and other niorlna
ton the urupretOrS at Orkney springs, the manager
at MetropolitAn Hotel, or l. Duke, E99itt House
Washington, d. l. JoNfsS IAkhLR
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

The Great Douhe.Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
-.-- 10 the
WEST
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Arrved-schooner David V sueaker, Garrison,
Boston, light.
Cleared schooner Mary Price, Candy, for City
Point, Va with :. U tons coal.