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az Iron Mountain, NO., Is all that its name
implies, being seven-tenths pure iron. 1t is
nearly mile long, half as broad, and several
hundred feet high. 1t is being carried away at
the rate OF $50 tons day.
tK-On Sunday evening. at the Jewish Gene
terry, few miles from Louisville, KY. DIR. Ga
briel Kayser shot himself through the heart at
the foot Of the grave OF his wife, who died about
six weeks ago.
u-A very eminent physician has said that
women are now aiming at doing everything
that mea do and that TO each thing that they
ness that men bring.
-Dayitt, the Irish agitator, arrived at New
York yesterday.
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speakers room yesterday before the meeting of
the House, as appears from the following cor
fespondence:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is 1850. {
Ion. Samuel J. Rdnddil-Mr. Speaker: A
very worthy and ingenious mechanic Mr.. c. G.
Young, OF Atlanta Ga, has instructed me with
the commission OF delivering to you a specimen
OF his workmanship. 1t is speakers hammer
III Is composed almost entirely OF hickory wood,
and consists in all of 10 different pieces, most
curiously and beautifully, as we'll as solidly
combined. 1.-The gayel," says Mr.. Young, in his
letter to me, 81 wish you to present to the
Speaker of the House OF Representatives. as
DelleVe him TO be true type OF "old hickory
Be assured most cheerfully comply with bis
request by thus delivering, what / hope, may
prove TO be very useful present to you in the
discharge OF your official duties. as well as an
appreciated testimonial of very high regards
from one or your ardent admirers Very truly
ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, DC, May IS $780,
MY Dear Su:-PleaSe convey to Mr. c. G.
Young, OF Atlanta, Georgia. my acceptance of
me handsome gayel you delivered to me in his
oehalf, and assure him OF my cordial apprecia-
ton OF the friendly and liatterine spirit which
prompted its presentation.
The gift is not only valuable on account OF
us ingenious and skillful construction, but also
from the kind and generous expressions accom-
pany1ng IT, nor can overlook the fact that II is
the handicraft of one who cherishes the mem.
DRY and principles OF "Old Hickory" whose pa
tI1otlSm and craftsmanship have ever held in
deep veneratiOn.
Accept, my dear sir, my sincere thanks for
your courtesy and for the gratifying manner In
which you have carried out the request of MIR.
Young, and believe me,
Yours, very truly, SAM J. RANDALL
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Ho Reps.
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IHE CUBAN FILLIBUsTERs.-A New York even
ing paper says: 1.-The Cuban revOluttonary com
mittee OF this city issued on Saturday an
official announcement of the landing of a iiber
ating expedition, some eighty strong, on the
Garcia: They took with them very large
quantity OF arms and ammunition, suppe.
mented by large assortment OF tOrpedoes and
n1troglycerine. several kinds Of blasting now,
der and electric apparatus. The staff Of Gen.
Iniguez are provided With Erben rifles, thirty
six Shooters '
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The Fortune Ray DiSnure.

LONDON, May 19.-The Times this morning
In an editorial article on the Fortune Bay dis
pute, says: The party, and to a great extent
me statesmen who were originally responsible
IoI lhe treaty OF washington, are now again in
power In thlS county, and they will not Shrink
from the task of amending lt where they may
see need Tor amendment. Certainly the pres
ent situation OF the question cannot be regarded
as satisfactory. The rights conferred by the
treaty, whether On the American or British
nSnermen. are as Secretary Evarts contends
Got exclusive, but common. 1t would seem to
follow that their necessary limitations in the 1e
interests OF all should be matter of common
agreement. The agreement suggested by
secretary EVartS that the contracting partieS
should by some point Of action adopt regula-
llollS protecting the fisheries would at any rate
prevent future disputes Nor should there be
ment OF the present dispute.
TrickeIt Anxious to Row FJanIan.
Inc sportsman says: "We have received a
telegram from gentleman who states that he
sent dispatch 10 Trickett the Australian oars
man. 10 ascertain whether he desires to chaI-
lenge Hanlan TO row a race for The champiOn-
snip OF England on the Thames within the next
Ing himself as anxious to come to England and
Wishing Hanlan to be challenged Immediately.
the meeting TO take place In October next" The
correspondent adds that he is prepared to stake
money for Trickett.
Distress in Hungary.
A dispatch from Pesth to the Standard saws.
''Ihe distress In the north of Hungary is in
creaslDg. Fourteen hundred persons at SZtnna.
Com1tat. and Zimplin have no other food but
grants are leaving the country. The govern
ment mas ordered the authorities to stop the
emigration, and the police have arrested some
emigrants."
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THE CALIFORNIA WORKINGMENs CONVENTION
adopted q platform yesterday which is anti
monopoly, and favoring greenbacks, govern
ment control Of corporations. female enfran-
chisement, compulsory education, aid to settlers,
election of President and Vice President of the
United States and pOstmasters by direct vote
of the people. The constitution adopted Is sim.
liar to the old one. Resolutions Of sympathy
with KallOch and Kearney were passed A res
olution favoring Thurman for President was
adopted, after warm debate, by 60 tO41.
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1h6
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
District OF Columbia agt Cooper; opinion by
Justice Hagner quaShing certiorari aud re-
nandlng cause. Washington Brick Machine
Co. agt Griffin; argued and submitted. Assign
ment for to-day unchanged.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hngner.
Yesterday, Ray agt. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Co.; restraining order granted return BILE
18th instant Tenney agt. same; same action
Cahill agt. Cahill; bill dismissed without preju-
dice. D1mond alias Cahill agt. Cahill; restrain
Ing order returnable 9th instant granted. Bond
agt. Bond; payment to Ella Bond ratified. AS
Segment for to-day unchanged.
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- CONCERNING TRADES UNIONS. Archbishop
Iaschearn, OF quebec, has issued pastoral
c0ndemning trades unions. in which he saws
that mans labor is his own and that 1t is his
liberty to sell it at whatsoever price he pleases.
therefore labor unions sin grievously against
join them or to work for the price fixed by these
unions. He warned Catholics not to be In any
manner partners in any attempt to force
otners, py Violence or otherwise, to enter such
unions, and any Catholic who shall attack or
conspire to attack any person because such per
son works, has worked or is willing to work at
price which he thinks tit, shall be excommu-
nicated.
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Mr.. CHAUNCY BROOKS, who died Yesterday in
the Slth year OF his age. was one OF the most
conspicuous and useful OF the New England
gentlemen who have aided in building up this
community, coming here in their early man
hood and acquiring fortunes through the enter
pTlseS established by them and TIE energy. in
dustry and intelligence which they applied to
lnelr development. Mr.. Brooks came from Con-
nectlcut TO this city in his goth year. He also
invested from time to time in real estate, in
Guiding the building of warehouses, and i'm
proved considerable extent of suburban pro-
perry near Druid Hill Park. He has land hold
lDgS In West Virginia, and was one of the
earliest persons to profit by the discovery of
petroleum In the Parkersburg Oil region. Be-
sizes Oelng one OF the directors In the Baltimore
Savings Bank, he has been for a long time nresi-
dent OF the Western Bank the policy of which
rejected largely his views in regard TO such
matters. In 1886 Mr.. Brooks was elected presl-
ing until succeeded by Mr.. Garrett-BaW. Su1a
tO-IGU. '''
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuscments, &C., Tonight.

FOrd'S opera HOtse.-"Hearts OF Oak"
National T.eGteT.-"Humpty DumptyD and
f'SpaniSh Students"
Tiedter COnatq1e.-Paris Folly Company and
Varieties.
Arlington TY,fdtPT.-Mlle. SarOni's Female
Ministries and Varieties
odd FtllOlrS' HdH.-BIInd Tom.
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DENIED NEW TRIAI--The supreme court OF
Pennsylvania Monday denied new trial TO
Mrs. Coopley, who last November enticed d
young girl into marriage with the notorious
DR.. DeLeOn, when she knew the latter had q
wife living in Harrisburg. The court below is
ordered TO carry out the sentence OF two years
imDriSOnment.
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uArrangements have been completed at
Burlington. vt, for the meeting OF the Society
of the Army of the Potomac. Gems. Sherman,
sheridan, Hancock, Franklin, Slocum and
others VIII be present,
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
DANCING.
LECTURES.

T ECTURE ON TEMPERANCE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, on THURSDAY
i EHlENI Ming. MAY 10Th; 1880; The proceeds of
this lecture are to aid the DashaWays in building
a Tabernacle Tickets % cents. Reserved seats
rs cents extra To be had at Drew's Drug Store
at Pa1ets' Book Store, and Fe-guson's Drug Store
my1S st
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HoNoR.-On the evening
or the 18th inst, Deputy supreme Commander
julius Baumgarten, assisted by Herman Baum
garten, Deputy S. c., initiated Harmony Coun-
ell No. - or the above Order. The following
are its officers: Herman Fisher, commander;
Lewis Benjamin. vice commander; William NJ.
Frank. secretary; j. +. Young, treasurer; Henry
kielnman collector: E. A. SelhauSen, orator;
A. W. HON. past commander; Z. A. SelhauSen,
medical examiner. The Council starts With So
members.
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MOTHERS regret when too late the death of
their infants, caused, In many instances
proper food. There need be No ~ iM-
using Nellin'S Food, as y HESITATION IN
the natura' 9 .acle for children deprived of
ply Iount 1t is Endorsed by eminent
e,clans, and may be had Of most druggists
ara grocers. Price, 20 cents. T. Metcan Co..
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49, -
meeting.

rear Washington Is Stott7s farm, "a miles from
the city. on the Point OF Rocks DIVISION vi Vns
b. a o. K Y. 1t is situated In large grove Vi
trees ard surrounded with all the comforts VI
country home. Persons desiring country
hoard would do well TO call at the place The
4.3J pm. or pm. train stops at the station.
See adyt.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, is being crowded with peo-
PIE to witness the unwilling OF the jackson
statue Thursday. Gen. Jos. E. Johnston ar
rived last evening, and received an enthusiastic
greeting.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
George W. Cosby ana Mildred Holmes, both OF
Orange county, Va; Andrew Green and Susie
Robinson, both OF Fauquier county, Va; Ma
thew Heating. OF Washington, ID. c.. and Mary
+. simpson. OF Alexandria county, Va; George
,olman and Adeline Banks, both Of West
moreland county, Nd; Chas. G.. Robinson and
Mary A. Britt; Moses Dutch and Eddie b. Frae-
TIM samuel ArtZ and Emily j. Stearn; Joseph
T. Rolllnberg and Capitolian V. FilliuS; Thomas
KinSena OF Brooklyn and Emiline v. s. Field;
Washington Riggs and Lucy Prather; Francis
a LAMB. CT =. g. Co. Nd, and Deborah ID.
ITiL; john 8. Blunt and Annie Birch.
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OWEN RIoRDAN, late mine inspector for ALLIE
gany and Garrett counties, has been offered a
superintendency Of coal mines in the empire of
the offer under consideration N >
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IHE CINCINNATI MUSICAL FESTIVAL began yes
terday under line auspices, $4,000 having been
already realized for seats. The concert last
night was by chorus OF 62O and an orchestra
OF 156 persons.
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CITY ISMS.
FIVE to twenty minutes is the time for Lo-
dftle's Headache Specific te cure headache.

HOUsEKEEPERS SHOULD USE the M0th-proor
Se'ced Carpet Lining Use only that manufac-
tured OF Cotton and Paper. American Carpet
Lining Co.. New York and Boston. For sale by
all Carpet Dealers.
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Mrs. 8. A. Aliens
InlnrnEn1

IHIVTUNtU
WORLDS HAIR RESTORER
is the pest, because it is made from choice
materials, and prepared with the utmost care
and skill; because over forty years the favorite
prep aration, enjoying by far the largest SALE it
must De the best; because it does not die the
hair, but strengthens it. Gray hairs soon dis
appear; because by its gentle tonic action the
roots are Strengthened-new life. and hair nat
ural color; because the soft and silky texture of
healthy hair follows its use. Sold by Druggists,
s. 25 Der bottle
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THE MILTON FIRE.-Many men are EMPLOYED
at Milton Pa, cleaning away the debris left by
the recent great fire. A finance committee has
peen formed, with George Piper as treasurer. to
distribute the funds subscribed for the relief of
the sufferers by the fire. Contributions are
being collected at various places
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THE C0NRTS,

BE BEST soda water III the city at Smms'.
goIn G l4th ST. and New York ave. Only cts.
Ify Chocolate and Coffee syruns
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFItE A. A. Q. 3,
We sHINGTos arsenal, ID. O., April 90 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject &c
- the usual conditions. with copy of this adver-
usement attached, will be received at this Office,
until II O'Clock, noon, on THURSDAY, MAY 20,
1850, at which time and place they viii be opened
in presence of bidders, for furnishing and deliver
ing the Fresh Beef required by the subsistence De-
partment, q. g.. Army. at this Post. for issue TO
trooIs theTeat, during the fiscal year commencing
July LIST, 1880
The contract for Fresh Beef shall not be con-
strued to involve the Emitted Stats in any obliga-
ton for ayment in excess of the appropriation
granted by Congress for the purpose. ProposalF
must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the
undersigned. The Government reserves the right
TO reject any or all proposals.
Information as to conditions, quality of Beef,
payment, amount of bond. &C, can be obtained by
application to this Office.
Z. b. HUBBARD,
my3, 1919 LIST Lieut.. ID Art. AA.O.S.
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REAL ESTATE SALES Yesterday, Thomas
Bowling, auctioneer. sold for Charles Lanman
trustee, lots 264, 265 and part OF lot 200, In
handsome brick residence, and No. 50 Mont
gomery street Georgetown, to Mrs. Caroline ii.
Dodge, for S, 525.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CO ACTISG CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
coo,.., n. FORT WHIPPLE, Va, May IL. 1880.
sealed Proposals in duplicate, with COPY of this
ADVERTISEMENT attached, will be received at this
9fhce, until IL O'clock NOON of FRIDAY, MAY 90
lNS0, Tor furnishing the Fresh Beef REQUIRED NV
the Subsistence Department, q. s. Army, for issne
31st, 1850.
Separate proposals Will also be received at the
same time for furnishing such choice and other cuts
o. fresh Meats, (Beef, Mutton, Veal &c, } as may
be required by the officers and their families
Bidders Will specify in their proposals the price
per pound cor which they will furnish the beef from
their stalls, well the price delivered at the Sul-
slstence Storehouse. Further information as to
quality CT Beef, &C., will be furnished on apphca
ton TO r. VI CITMAS
mylS-3t 1st 1t 18Th INF A AC's
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Opinion of Eminent DR. III, H, Walton
ANNAPOLIS. Md

leSulny nalr !olloWS ltS use. Sold Dy druggists,
sl.25 per bottle
Opinion of Eminent DR. III. h, Walton.
Annapolis, Md.
CotdetS Lae6ig'S Liquid Extract OF Beer and
i0htc lnrigol'dtor, is most excellent prepare
ton. IL is par excellence. Superior to Cod
Liver OH or anything ever used in wasted or inn
paired constitution. and an excellent preventive
OF malarial diseases. Sold by all druggists and
grOcerS.
etching Piles" etching Piles"
Are very distressing complaint Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration. intense itching.
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated. S,cdgneS Ointment a
certain cure.
- Skin Diseases - Swayne's Ointment.
skin Diseases "Swayne'S Ointment enectually
Skin Diseases cures letter pimples salt rheum
Skin Diseases rfngworm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trifiing cost; at all
druggists STOTT d CROMWELL Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
SKINNY MKN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force use
"WetteS Health Re7letCeT.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline.
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. l., ana Tor washington at $50 Penn'a avenue,
For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTss
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 500 G street northwest.
Will give satisfaction In every respect ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. "-Fresh.a lderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs
ward" prints, 35c. per h. Also, cottage
cheese, Suttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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SALT RHEUM
Covering the Greater Portion of the
Body and Limbs Cured.
LAW OFFICE OF CHAs. HoUGHToN
IL Congress street, Boston, Feb. %, 1878. {
MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen,-I fee,
IL l auty to inform you, ana through you all who
are interested to know the fact, that most dagree-
able and obstinate case of Salt Rheum OF Fczoma.
WMch has been under my personal observation from
lts nrst appearance to the present time-a ten
90? years,-covering the greater portion of the
pSdehts body and limbs with its peculiar irritating
methods OF treating such disease had been applied
without benz TT, has completely disappeared, feav-
ing clean and healthy skin, under profuse appli
caton OF CUTICuRA: l can and do heartily advise
an similarly afflicted to try the remedy which has
been SO etectual in this case. ~
Very truly yours,
CHAS. HOUGHTON.
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For BUYING or selling watches. ieWelrv
guns, pistols, clothing, &C.. fair dealing is a
guarantee at HerZOgs. 30S Ninth street north
west, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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AmuSenaents. &C.

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent:-125, goo behring's, from $3.50 to IS
per thousand; 5000 shad, from $40 to $14 per hun
dred; $50 punches rock and perch from 20 to
40 cents per bunch.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE co, VA.
This favorite Summer resort has been /. 4
released by Mrs. N: J; COLLET of the vGAA3
Hamilton House, and will be opened for ltihE
guests on the 1sT JUNE.
This is the fnest Hotel accommodations in the
Mountains of virginia for real comforts and pleas
ure. 1t is furnished with spring and hair mattress
ses throushont, and with fine lawns, ballroom
music, p st Office and telegraph.
Two daily mails to all points.
Good livery and stable accommodations.
For pamphlets, giving full description, apply at
hamilton House, at the Springs, and this Off ce.
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SCf1KGfNe
LONDON May 19.-The secretary OF the Black
Durn Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Asso-
cation has called meeting for to-day to CON
slder what steps shall be taken In consequence
OF tne number OF Populations of operatives
when continue to wait on the employers
soliciting them to resume work at the old terms
The Home Rulers Conference.
A Dubl1n dispatch to the Times says: There
was larger attendance at the second confer
ence OF the Home Rulers than at the first. AS
the struggle about the parliamentary SEASONAL
chalrmansh1p has been fought out. the tone of
the meeting was more amcable and Mr. par
nell was more cOnCiltatOrY than usual
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COLLINS
VOltaic Plaeters,

Paced over the pit Of the Oh. cure Dyspep-
sia. Bilious Collie. Cramps and Pains, and prevent
Ayae and Malaria. Invaluable for Weak Lungs,
Ri lnsys and Lame Back. my19
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-.g Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCER,l
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1850. I
For the middle Atlantic states, falling fol-
lowed by rising temperature, eaSterly yeering
10 southerly winds, partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed during the night by local rains, station
airy barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Ofiice during the day. a m.
60o: 7:35 am, 900; IL am, T2o; Q pm, 500
Maximum, so; minimum, SIS.
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Presentation of n CuriOuslv yxrounh,
GaVel to Mr. Randall.

An Interesting side scene took place In the
speakers room yesterday before the meeting of
the House; as appears from the following cor
respondence:
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 500 G street northwest,
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RLINGT0N THEATER - TUESDAY.

WASHINGTON NATATOREIN.
w. I ne, Only SWIMMING SCHOOL in the Dis
trlct. oil, 6l3 and els ST., bet 9th and 18th sts
Season gickes ss: Single Lesson. 75c. Twelve
Inessens, go. Single admission. 25c. Five Tickets
81. IfnyS-lmI X. T.. ODLUM a. 90.
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TIORsKs TO PASTURE AT Ss. 90 PEE MONTH
u on farm near Bladensburg. Plenty Of ~
Inc grass, ahade, and water. Inquire on lHl
premises. or address 3. 4. HHREVk. BIZ.
oenebWss Ia. spVAw'
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lord JAMS WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, 81 miles northeast Of Win a
chester and y miles southeast of Steph- yENAy
snson's Depot, P. O., Frederick Co.. Va. s.lE
week and $40 per month of IS days. Children and
servants half price Children at first table q price
Ronnd Trip Tickets. long tims from all prominent