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TlNPOa ]. FISHER Il CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneerr, l32t F st. northwest.

PUBIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTATE ON THIRTEENTH STREET,
BEIMEkN AND II STREETS NORTH
MIST. AN0 AN UNlMP kOVeD LOT ON I
sTREET. BETWLEN EIGHrEEN ca AND
NlNETEET H STR dEIS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. d. G.
MONDAY, july 1lTH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK 81
p: M. Part OF ORIGINAL lots % and %, 10 x$A
square PSI. fronting on west tide of 18th street.
near the cor1sl OF - street which will he offered
ting houses.
Al O'CLOCK NJ, ON TUESDAY, July 18TH
1sSt viii offer for sale. in front of the premises
part OF original lots and in square lU6 front-
ing rs feet Il CHS on north side of street ~
tween 18Th and 18th streets which will be offered
- sub lot "a This lot offers great iudu S4ment Id
part Of the city.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in six.
tweiv. and eighteen months with interest secure
by deed Of trust, all cash, at opti IN of pur-
chaser: deposit of 800 on each lot required at
time If sals. plat OF the property can be seen al
offce OF 7 homas Fisher Co, 1924 F street
asli1nse =, Hsi y EL aaS e, VIII fE
ParEer. 1uld
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JEW YORK-ROITERDAM.

The FIRST class Steamers OF th.s Llne
.'AMsIh RDAM." .ROTTERDAA.
''sCHIEDEM," ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
s'P. CALAND," sud ''MAAS, {"
Carrying the o. =. Mails to tn. Netherlands leave
EESDAY.
First Cabin. s6o-s7O. I'd Cabin, $50 sseersse,
126. II. CAZsUX, General Agent, n South VII
lam st New York For passage apply to ". c.
MSEIZEROTT 90. 925 PennsylvaDia avenue,
Washington, or F. II. JOHNSON, Aren't National
safe Derosit Building. corner New Yolk ave and
ION 81 northwest ijanl7
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8 BENsINGGR, Auctioneer
Ninth STREE NORTH WE@T. BErWsEN
RHODE IsLANn ANENUE AND NORTH 4
STREET, WAsHINGTON, DC, FRONTING
FORTY :O>E FEET AND tn zee INOHE5
MENTS THEREON, co SSIS TING OF A
LARGE FRA 81 tOKSMITa eHOP.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated No -
veinb per 14th. lSa6, duly recorded in Ltber 49,
NO: s5I folio 236 ct SEQ one of the land G.1
request of the party secured thereby, will sen at
public auction. in front OF the premises. on FIJI
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF july, 1881, AT SIX
O'CLOCK P. M. all that certaia piece or par
eel OF ground, situate and lying in the City
Of Washington. in the District of Colu mbia. and
No 10, In the recorded subdivision of square No
S64 commencing with point on 9th street north
We st twenty one fest three inches from the south
esst corner Of said lot; thence due west one hun
north twer ~. one feet three inches thence east
thirty,etght feet nine inches; thence north twenty
feet: thence east ore hundred feet to said 9th
street; th5nce south along said 9th street to the
place OF besnniLg to- ether with all and sin GUAR
the improvements, privileges, Embellishments and
manner appertainiLg.
Terms: One third cash, balance In three equal
instruments, payable respectively in six twelve
and eighteen onthS, basriDg interest at six per
trust on the property sol or at the option Of the
purchaser the Whole OF the purchase money may
be pad in cash. deposito of S20u to be made By the
purchaser on the acceptance Of the bid. Convey
aIc1ns at purchasers expense. Ii the terms OF
ga. are not compiled with in seven days the Trus-
purchaser. NEHEMIAH II. MILLER,
Jy4-C&ds Trustee.
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1881 PsNNsYlvSNfA ROUTE l 1881
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID bUEEKRy. MAGNrF1oKgT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS EEkEE %isa ahS ION isea D.po.
ehf s ssa and Ghe ssy sa
p GlncInns. st. Louis .nd chicago; 50 NJ
SI Se PANS 1s6 f P5fS s. Rs1 RainoAD
VII fssIoT Ssr 70 Wsssins and re- Norsh, 81
s.ssS: s:S Psss. 81. sss:
For Ssz zSS6 az f. E,s:; sso 10 80
sn Psslos 0srs. so NJ daily. esoe 81 sun sun
For sreosyn 1. n ; y ~ through trains connec. :,
EeR To sfss
Eor Ohia. SEQ a.m.. $50 = m. ZOO.
sc lSs ana ana iGs q ssRdi N;D3.!9
$50: daily, EXCEPT Sunday;
s0F 49, ; % sg 81 81 dSs sDd i5i5 ana
Tp :so or n snonaay s; 1850 Am. 2:OO. 5:io.
For Reps's oree5 line. $40 am. and $40 p. m.
gor sn I, GAO am. and $40 p.m daily. *.
ALI SASpEIA AND FaEpERroKsBgna BAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For A 5e nd Zoo 52O g2o and II 80 m.,
Day st TOO, 30 and IL 80 M, and 500 .. m.
FOR Richmond and the South. zoo and IL 10 am.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 sos
and 10 ;Go u M o ~ ~ s;oo' o9 go and 40
snd 10 100 Z. m. eco and 9:05 p. m.
ckes nnd nio.ma9n at the office northeast
csn bs e ios INC
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
residences.
J. B. WOOD, General PASSENGER Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov7g
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MARRIED.

BROoKS-MILLER. On July 18th 1880. nj
Ia tmo,e Md by Rev; Mr.. Guard. of the Mount
y efbop Ii Church, =. fEhGUsON BROOKS. of
ton, u. {.
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tenor named Edward Mulany. a resident OF
Staunton, Va, and mar OF dlSsipated ha0lUs,
committed suicide Tuesday night by taking
laudanum.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
FyNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
pEOVFD pRDpHETY
rHIs AFTERNOON

l.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust. dated Novem- -
Der 18th, 1877, and recorded i'll Hber NO. Ex
ST. folio 2SS. ct seq. and q decree OF the -
Supreme Court Of the Distric; Of Columbis on the
oath day OF January. 1881, in Equity cause No
1854. Equity Docket 81, we will sell, on TUG S
DAY, THE 61H DAY OF july, 1881, AT oCLoCK.
front of the premises, Lot letered c. in Madison
Moses Eubdivisi OF criginal lots 6. and 8. in
Square 427, located the east side OF 9Th street,
bet street and public park, Is feet front and
rune back Of that depth 10 feet then widens to %
feet and goes back 80 feet further.
AT O'CLOCK SAME DAY. in front OF the premises.
Lot "a in squsre east of Square 50y lot l4x80 feet
inches, being No l640 4th street. between Z and
streets northwest. $500
On WEDNESDAY,, july 9TH, 1884,. At
O'CLOCK, in front OF The premises lots /, 4. aud
NJ. in square 694. Zach front Is feet Oh the west
side Of LIST street east between North Carolina ave-
hue and foufh street.
AT s O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, original lot /. in
square 96S, on the northwest corner Of l1th and B
sire cts southeast
On THURSDAY, July TrH. AT O'CLOCK, In
sub of block No 81, in the Howard University sub
Wilson street, near Howard University, together
with the in provements
Terms: one-third cssh; residue in two equal
ia, hts at six aud Twelve nOlths with interest,
to he secured by deed Of trust 1925 deposit on
each lot when property Is struck Off Terms 10 be
complied with in FIVE days. Title good or no sale.
te22 d&ds THOMAS II. CALLAN,i AfusIess.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VERMONT AYkNUE. BETWEEN AND

- Il
ON VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN v AND
w STREETS NORTHWEST.
10th day of May, A. d. 1879, and of re ord in f1:i
Liber No 8 0. TO 10 483 of the Land r cords LII
tie party thereby secured. the undersi <ned. as
trustee in said Coed. will offer for sale, at public
THE IlTH DAY OF July, A. D. 1881. AT 6 o'cLooR
II the folio wing described real estate. situate
described as parts Of lots numbered Que ID and
lhirty-one t3D Of Bars snbdi vision Of square
NUMBERED three hundred aud fifty eight 1885, the
same being improved by t To story frame dwell
Ing.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
cash and the residue in three equal instruments.
secured by notes Of purchaser for the same, pay
able respectively at six, twelve aud eighteen
months from day of sa'e with interest at six per
cent secured by deed Of trus' on the property.
deposit Of $50 will be required at the time OF sale.
the trustee res CRYING the right to resell the prop
erty should the purch sser not comply with above
terms wi hin five days from day of sale. Costs OF
conveyanc1ng At purchasers expense
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON,
e2o-d&ds Trustee.
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CUNAKD LINE NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
Ink CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BkTWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. R, NEW YORK.
Psrthis We'd. 29 June. Batsvis. We'd, 20 July.
sBoth MIA. =. ed 6 July. Algeria We'd. az July
Galis- Wed, - July iscyths. :. we'd SAux
marathon. " ed. IL Jaly .Bothnia. Wed, 10 Aug.
AND kVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional
Return tics cts on favorable terms
steamers marked do lot carry storage.
eteeraee at very low rates ktee rare tickets from
LIVERPOOL ard Queenstown. and 81 other parts Of
Europe, at lCwest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glas-
row, Hayre, Antwerp and other pOr on the Con-
Glent. and for Mediterranean ports
FS- .reistt srd passage apply st the Company's
once, No Lowing Green, or both steerage and
Sablp to OTIS BIGELOW CO., 605 7th street,
janl2 VERNON b. BROWN L CO., ny
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j. Ii. WHITE & BROS,
Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEMENT.

ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE'S CEMENT
Works: Swanscombe. FL gland. The--
contracts to supply over ten thousand bar EfFA
rels of Portland Cement for strengthening kt8fJ
the foundation OF the Washington monu. dakAA
ment ere awarded to us over al competitors our
Can ei being the strongest and best.
HOWARD FLEMING. cole agent q g., IS Lib
eyty st.. New York. II. SGOE, AGENT Tor Dis.
trict Of Columbia. Becoe's l0th-s Vharf, and has
cargo Of the Cement storedt. his warehouses at
Eiscs els 10th st. whsrv6S. ie6 3m
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NTERCHANTs' AND MINERS

NERCHANTS' AND MINEKS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Batimore-Every WKDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 pm, from foot OF
Spears Wharf q ear foot 8. Gay street.)
From New york-Every THURSDAY and SAT
pRDA9, st y m, from Pier 49. East River (near
Eoot Clinton street.)
Elegant PASSENGER accommodations Iovest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates Of passaee-First class. s6, including meals
and ststeroom berth. Steerase, 50. meals, If de-
aired. Is cents per meal.
A. L. HUGGINS, ACT,
(B0s.on NharfD BALTIMORE, Md.
3e25 PIER 40, East ErvES. Nv
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AUCTION SALES.
'E,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucr,onesr.

TWO PIANO FoRTKs. WALNUT PARLoR AND
TkAssEs, DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
FINE AssOR TMENT OF STONE C III Ma.
J0GEIHdR WITH A GENERAL COLLEC-
TON OF MISCEIL An EOU5 GOODS.
ALSO,
ONE BAR COUNTER AND BEER PUMP.
AZ my saiest ocln SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, At 10
ivr-l
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MAKE no MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O0 Pennsylvania avenue.
RECEIVED A OAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
THE CHEAPEST SHOE3 EVER EXHIBITED
IN WASHINGTON.
Ladies Hand made S-strap Sands 90. 80
LADIES' Fine Ed OPP Sipper..... ...... ...... LOG
Ls Sies, Hine Kid Button Boots go
LADIES' SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
T'eS ' MISSES sSh FIRE fSfss KID sH0Es to 2oe
ChiidrenS Peb Button Solid. to l0....... ....95c
CHILDREN's GOOD sPRfNG HEELS. WV
One hundred Styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes. at
ONE PRICE.
apps GEO McOARTHY
RARaAINS-Seltng Oh my entire stock Of
~ BOOTS AND SHOES at cost. Call early, be-
fo.e purchasing elsewhere. and secure bargains,
Q: g. GIEsLER's. 1921 It'll street NV. MARIO am
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

IN UfIIH dEEMAN LLOYD
IN STEAAsH1P LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Inc stssmers Of this company will sail EVERY
Asboken kstss of passage:-From New York TO
Hayre, London, southampton and Bremen, first
paid steersse certificates. S2S For freight or pas
sage apply e oELRICHS 4 co , 2 Bowling Green
New YOrs W q METZEROTf & 60 g25 Pam
ave., Agents for Washington. isnI3
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioueers.
SALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

q.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ;
WASHINGTON. July LIST, 1851
I'd SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, 1851, on the prami.
ses, shall .ffer for SALE to the highest bidder the
exclusive right and privilege Of The
DISTRICT HAY SCALES,
from July 10Th, 1881, to June S0th, 1899. for the
purpose Of weighing Hay, Straw and Live stock,
at the following named place and time: No. 8. sit
uated on the corner of 10th street ana Louisiana
avenue nOl thV est at IL O'Clock m
These scales will be removed from It's present
location to Louisiana avenue, between 9th and lOth
stree to northwest, If so desired by the purchase
By order Of the Commissioners D. c..
". J. TWINING,
Msjor OF Engineers, Q. S. A., Engineer Commis-
sioner. D. O. iv2-5t
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THE TRADES.

n IBSON BROTHERS.,
O PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTEBS.
1o12 Pennsylvania ave-, WashirStoa, D. q.
- Fine Printing . speciality. janlY
ROOKB!NDIN0-The LYoxrI BNDnRY employs
- Gres- class WOrkmen, and turns ont super os
sork It 10 one Of the Oldest estsb ems In tSs
Aty. 1O17 Pa. ave. ID door. octl
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JAMES II. SMITH l. CHARLES O. COLE.
TIN sfae 4

Imme diately after the sale of the above described
real estate tie following personal effects will be
FIopt Wardr otes. Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
JAMES II. SMITH 4 CHARLIE O COLE.
jez7-d&ds Administrators.
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Law Cfhce, w LOnlgiAra avenue.
YOUNG & CALDWELL, Auctioneers. jyl-d
NHANCERY FALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSR.
~ No. GIG STREET SOUTHWEST.

i.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court IA
OF the District OF Coiumbis, passed in Equity 11H
Cause No $3.50, the undersigned Trustee A..M
therein Will sell at public auction in front of the
premises. to the hight ct bidder, on TUESDAY, tue
18th DAY OF JULY.A u. 1881, at O'CLOCK P NJ. al
that certsin pece or parcel OF land. lying and being
ID the city OF Washing: in the District Of Column
bia, and known as all of original Lot numbered
thirty-ihree in square numbered three hundred and
thereon, consisting of q fine three story Frame
House, with back building and stable.
Terms OF ga g. prescribed by the said decree. are
IS follows: One third Of the purchase money in
cash on the FAY OF sale, or within days there
after, and The residue in two equal ins taiments
payable in SIX and twelve months after the day Of
sale, the purChS er giving notes for said deferred
payments. bearing interest at six per cent per an
mum from the day OF sale. aud secured by deed Of
trust on the property seld. or the purchaser may
pay g. the purchase money In cash. A deposit Of
$le0 will be required when the property is Sold
All convey ancir to be at the purchasers cost II
default be made in complying with the above
terms OF aa'e the Trustee will resell at the risk Of
the defaulting purchaser.
JAMES W. BARKER, Trustee,
Southwest cor. D and 7th SITS. southwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. 1e29- Lids
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'VHONAb BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fttdOEA6 DOWLlNd, Aucconeer.
CaANCRRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
THEE STORY DOUBLE BRICK RESI-
DsNOE ON EAs Eide OF THIRTEENTH
HTkEET. eETWEEN q AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. No. 800.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, passed on the dse3f
r.; 22d Gay Of June. 1881. in equity cause 1872. W:
me ul dersigI ed, trustees, will sell on MON
DAY. THE llTH DAY OF july. 1881. AT O'CLOCK
p In front OF the premises. the following de-
scr1bed property: The north twenty three feet
four and three fourth inches on 18th street by one
hundred feet deep Of Lot numbered eleven. In
square =, 29s. and the south twenty feet by the
1913. together with the improvements, which
consist Of large three story Brick Residence with
al the modern improvements, being No. 309 18th
strt ct northwest.
Terms as prescribed by the decree, are: One
fourth OF the purchase in cash, and the residue
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day OF sale. with notes bearing interest and
secure d by deed Of trust on the property sold.
Ali coDveyancing to be st purchasers cost A de.
post Of $500 will be required at the time Of sale.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in ten
dsys, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property st the risk and cost Of the defau.ting
purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH CHARLES O. COLE
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sytHE PAHK HOTEL, Rah
l. WILLIAMsPORT, PA YEHHV
eS to 3l5 per week. lE.Ek
The Hotel and surrourdingsi.- very attractie We.
Grounds handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains, eha ded by grand old forest oaks-do-
mesticated deer add to their beauty. A cooler and
prettler home for the hot months, cannot be found
In the mountains. farmhouse freedom, with
Al abunda supply Of the farm produce, combined
with aEbe1a MANAGEMENT makes the Park Hotel
or on your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga.
per y. O. Z, w., break your trip at WiliiaEsport
ILAHENDO0 HOUSE. A-A
~ Ocean End OF Virginia AvenuA
ATLANTIC OITY, open May %.
ml4-2tn DIR. y. b. LIPPINOOTI.
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TRUSTEES' SALE.


BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February 10.
1910, and recorded in Lber No. TIT, folIos -
E9. sc, Of the Lard Records of the Dis fssk
trict OF Columbia, We will offer at auction, LOU
on WEDNESDAY, THE 6rH DAY OF JULY NEXT. on
the premises, AT O'CLOCK NJ :, the Lot OF aroun nd
IT the corner OF l7tb and K Streets cousistiog of
parts parts ct lots Nos Twenty seven t27j and Twenty
tlent lZS), In square 40 One hundred AID twenty
Blk H26), the whole having front of twenty feet
on Earragut Square, and running back Of that
width and binding GU K street MIN ty-two feet,
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchase money
to be psid In caeh, and the residue In two co
stallmente, at Elk and twelve months respectively,
with interest. to be secured by noes AID deed Of
trust on the premises The terms of sale must be
compiled with in one week after sale, or the prop
erty be resold st the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE, rx,r,..a
sCHAs. A. JAMEs,{ trustees
TROS. } FISHER Il co Aucts, 1924 street.
je23- eoSds
cS4BOVE rALE POSTP 1NED on account OF
rain until THURSDAY, JULY 18th 1881, same
hour and plaza
By order OF the Trustees.
iy7 -eO&ds THOS. j. FISHER h CO, Aucts.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESSON SPRINGS.
CAMBRIA 90, PA.

CAMBRIA 90, PA.
On the Summit Of the Aueehenes 2, 200 feet shove
sea level. within nine hours ride OF &AA
By the erection Of q new and elegant s:EL
Hotel the accom- modations at this CHAR Nd
RESORT have been greatly enlarged and improved
aaG se nes and 81
Hard Rooms, and Children's Dining and Play
Rooms have been added TO the equipment Of the
Hotel and Lss been elegantly furnished through
Cottage Residences to let.
First clAee Music &C., &c.
MSf Anay' OF the Water
5sl Am ''' o''''''' '"'W D. TYLER. supt
UABILL HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, NEW JER-
" FEY. Win reopen June 70, 1881 The 1AAA
situation IL Known e one Of the most De me-
sir:be in AsbuIy PARK. Two minutes
Lshee. The house has been enlarged. several new
room aoced snd refurLished. hprtng Beds HNf
Mattresses etc Bath Rooms. Hot and Cola }n.1
proved ficsen fsciii:iss. Greatly eaisrssd dining
room and snmptuously provided ta6ls. VII rival
tie best Ct seaside resorts. Apply early and secure
''''''' '" '0 MRS. N. d. cAHILL.
Third syenue and Kinssiey street. AsbuIy PARA.
NToORE's HOTEL. IEoNARp1owS. MARYLAND.
Ul Now ready for receipt u OF summer
qge.ts. 70 iis many acyantases ! have III
numfer Of cool and pleasant rooms. Ssit WAFER
tatnibg. boatirg fishing. grabbing, ten pine Gro.
que.. Sc. 81 frse Of charge. No mosquitoes
Sa 81 1T Ts' sooRs R Prop s.'
DogEaISs, .4l WHITE sHLPags AMP
e.trs;os. tickets. Address J. v WHxiSa G: 81
3 CO., AsHviie Cumberland ccpniy. 70. nls-2m
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GUNNER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
depot On the y. o. r. R, ; three ho1rsSR9
travel from city good spring water; pic l:.tlt
Address J. b. PRICE. Proprietor. Hillsboro. Va.
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p DUEFY. OF Continental Hotel, Philadel- n
phIa, Manager Greatly enlarged and i'm HSa N
proved, additional rooms, new restaursnk JUS ,EtS
Dew billiard room and bowling alley. passenger
elevator and electric bells: Comfortable sccommo-
dston for !, 600 guests. Music by Simon Ussslerfs
celebrated Orchestra. Opens June Is, 1881
Room Clerk, HARRY DENIsoN, late Of the G,rard
fHiadelpna iel- 2aa
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THE ALLAIRR. SPRING LAKE, Nj, NOW
4 OfEN.-A new house. modern con- A
SIR ard f9rnishirg Directly on feSAY
tel62m z. NJ RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
DARRlS COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, Nj, is now
Il open for guests. and the acconmoda-
tons are rst-class in every spect. Send EsTkV
for circulars Mrs. NJ. +. BEARD. lE:a5
ie14 eO2ns
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VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH TIE IHPRGEEMEN 40 THEREON,
ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM TIE WASH.
INGTON CITY MARKETS on THE GLEN
MOOD CEMETERY ROAD, LEADING To
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From Salt Lake.

Salt Lake special to Indianapolis News.
called upon President Taylor, the successor
OF Brigham Young, large, angular, tall man
with striking features warmed by genial
smile. His hair white, eyes keen, with lips
and jaw indicating determination, affable, and
with certain ease OF manner, one is impress
ed with his conversation. We are politely
bowed out by Congressman co Cannon, who
has several wives, a Short thick, stOutly built
gentleman, the man whom Brigham chose
when he gave vent to the threat, IL propose
to thrust polygamy down the throat of Con-
gress" talked also with the editor of the
Deseret News, the Mormon paper here. They
all quote scripture.
Are there any signs of decline in Mormon
ism? l think there are. The introduction of
free schools has done much. More than sixty
per cent. of the attendance is Norman this in
connection with the fact that one-th1rd OF the
Mormon population is under eight years of
age, and our missionary societies are sending
constantly young men to occupy the various
points throughout the territory. Then, as the
young men and young women grow up, they
to great extent become lax and indifferent,
and throw off the control, and in most in
stances are hostile to polygamous marriage.
The proportion now in polygamy is about one
to seven Were it not for the constant stream
of immigration, most likely they could not
hold their own. But it is great mistake to
suppose that they are idle. Already they are en-
igrating to Colorado, Nevada, Idaho and Wy
oming, and in these last three may be said to
hold the balance Of power.