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THOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
KEAk OF PROPERTY FRONTING ON FIF-
STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed June II,
1881 IN cause No 68. Equity, Supreme Court of the
District Of Coiumhs,-~ herein Frederick B. Steptoe ct
az are compisinants and Alfred Stepoe il defendant
hi,shest bidder. on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
JUL1, lSSl, at SIX O'CLOCK p M. Lot F. according
10 the jub Of lots four ~ AID five (5 of David
sons subdivision Of square 214 fronting 10 feet the
alley in said square PA. with depth of los feet
Terms Of sale One third cash, and the balance with
interest thereon, payable in sx and twelve months evil
de1ced 10y the proInissory notes of the purchaser and
seca ed by deed Of trust property sold all cash,
the time of the sale and if the terms Of sale not
complied with within five from day of sale the prop
erty will he resod ct purchasers risk after three
days notice in The Evening Star newspaper. All con-
yeyancing at purchasers cost.
VIM. TAYLOE SNYDER, Trustee,
1e29-eoEdR sos D street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
EGTIRE DAYS
(,OyRT SALE oy HOUSE a15 b SrREEr NORTH
~ WEST,

y WEST.
by Sirsue and a pursuance Of the decree of the S-
rssne Court CT the District of Columbia made on the
zs< dsy ef June A. ID. 1891 Equity Cause No. Z a91
snr Ircrsyned appointed Trustee far such pur,ore
sHu ss ssid de- viii sll at public auction in front
M TOE premise. MONDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY
% JULY, 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, thsre err
TN pre's OF street northwest, between ID end ID
1fe1 fornlsf:y occupied by tie late Leah L. q. Wilson,
Va: Ine eset D rect ct Lot reservation eleven
city of Wa-tin-t1n d. C. having front OF 81 feet On
sTeet nar:,i. and running back cf that width tn q
oep9n OF 20 is~t with III the md estate therein
o. me heirs Of ss Leah l.. O. Wilson, deceased and
~ csaer Persons fs-.5 t. said equity c5Iss.
me tc-T.is IF sale, TrsrribeA said decree,
iailows 70 WIT: se", down on acceptance of bio;
1aainder Of third Of purchase money. with interest
fso date Of safe. Immediately rstiicstion os Ele.
ferx1niiiz rIrs n two equal instainerts. payable
IN FIX and twelve ElntS with from day
eeSrrcd By notes If the purchaser and decd on trust
ssfd premises. All conveyancing OF purchaser.
MILAN 4. MELOY. Trustee.
Law Offce. 4T2 Louisiana avenue.
YOUNG q CALDWELL. Aucts- jy1-d
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THOMAS BOWLING, Anctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF o STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trus. bearing date July Sth
1875 and recorded in Lber 1877, folio 49, of the
land records for Washington county District of Column
DAY, JULY TWENTIETH 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ in front OF the premises, the following property
having front of 2 feet inches by depth Of u.s.
Is foot alley, together with the improvements.
Terms: Onethird cash the residue in two equal pay
mens at six and twelve months, with notes bearing In
ere5t st six cent until paid and secured
by deed Of trust the property Sold Al eonyeyanc-
ing at purchasers cost. $3.50 deposit as time of sale
ROBERT P. DODGE, -.
P. A. DARNEIII.E, if's1'es.
THOMAS BOWLING, AEctiOneer. jyS-dts
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MAfSHlED.

STANDtF0RD-IE PREvX. On July tn 1881 hy
Rev. James II. Cuthbe-t HARRY STANDIFpFD a
Alexandria Va, and IMoGENE LIZ PREUX. q; WASH
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,mlAr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NV JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN FRANK
LIN AND Q STREETS
By virtue Of deed of trust bearng date the 18th day
of October 1876 and duly recorded In Liber $685. folio
$50, ct seq. one Of the hand records for Washington
viii cell ON WEDNESDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH,
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, the premises sub Of
Lot 1I5 Isaac Hod9e'S subdivision of sub Lots Sc
and 81 IN square 510 located west side Of New
sey avenue. between Franklin snd Q streets.
Terms: One-thiri cash: balance at six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust All conveyancng ct purchasers cost.
$25 deposit required At time of sale.
j. RUSSELL BARR,
iy8-d&ds VIII. W. HOLLIDGE, ! trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, AGctioneer.
TRgsTEE,s SALE or INiPRoyED PROPERTY ON
sTkfHfs s6 ssFHNF, BETWEEN ' AND "
$50 q deed Of trss Of ats the Ne lo s1o day Ct
y The @ s % Of the be s q St f snS
s @ es e; shs party thsIsby scGs tns UNDER
Tub'ic anction front OF tue premises, MONDAY
THE llTH pay oE Jr4Y, D. 1881, AZ 9 oGLocS P. N;
SIX O'CLOCK P ~, the following described real es-
tS t,@ IL the cit, tf ID a. aad So a
5l o. barEs Of square pun
seFed taf h6ea a9 re 5os the same Beng
Terms d sale; thira Il the purchase money cash
81 purchaser Tor the payable. respectively,
with interest at six per cent secured by deed OF trust
the property derosit Of $50 WI be reauired at the
property should the purchaser not compb with above
terns within five days from dag Of sale. Costs of
is3s-d&is RoDoLpHE cL4UaHToN. Trustee
TRUSTEES SALE
an recorded in eer No III a ioaI 3 ~ Of tb
a a rs 81 @ Psi T#p sE p S OFF,
!UiY NExT ON the premises. AT O'CLOCK P. n.
CONSISTING parts Of Lots nos at s,a ca, and
.sen, las, il SQUARE number hundred and
Sses on a., f5Isnt So and Eaanins back Ct that
Improvements, consisting Of three-story brick dwell
Terms Of sale onethird Of the purchase money to be
at six and twelve months respectively, with interest to
The terms Of sale must be complied With in one weel
after ale or the property may be rosod as The Et and
EDWD. TEMPLE.
CHA6. A. JAMES ( 1Iusteed.
THoS. J: FISHER CO.. Aucts., l324 F street.
je23-eo&ds
until fHGRsDAx. JULY foGkTEENTH $751; same anne
n1Ss saa S''s afshEs Co., Auo
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MEDICAL. &c.

NO CURE NO PAY!-ro all afflicted with private dis-
efs s1s rna you shall s By
street soushSest '"' mercury d. D'''i nr Film iUS
DR. RECORD. 14I WEST FAYErTE STREET, Bal
pre enabled Is n, cure nsIs syn aha s
orders Of the blood throat nose skin Victims Of in
manhood Sc rendering marriage imrroper Or anhsp.
sy sff riesS sase Recent or Chronic sonorThoa
write Charges low Railroad fare to Baltimore deduct
- Physician in Washington. Female Irregularities,
Designations aud Leueorrhna quickly cured. Office.
for advice. 3e13-1 In
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
w dies Anfenna,e COMPLAINTS quickly cured. Car be
from to o'clock pm. iei,-..ls
MANHOOD REsTORED.-A victim Of early impru-
M denGs esqsins nervous debility premature decay
ssvsted fm5Is means Of self cure which he win send
octI-eo 43 Chatham street. New York.
nR LION, the osie.t established an most reliable
daily st 45s Msseachuetts avenue, from to and to
r f pas1t G22tsns and quickly
nR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER is certain
sy sd al Bood Pso cnra o s ha
snsxantsd IN either s'ase Send two stamps for pam
teI3-eod1y DIR. JOHN TRIP.
DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POwDERS-Certain cure for
u Kidney Diseases. Gravel and all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous DEBILITY Seminal Feakness Inlpotency Geet
Scrofula, syphilis and all Blood and SKIN Diseases
speedily cured. Gonorrhna cured III 4S hours For
sale by WI b. ENTW1SLE. Druggist, 18th
street and Pennsylvania Price s. per box sent
Dy Kali under seal on receipt of price. mo
CONSULT Dr. ROBERTSoN every Wednesday and
~ saturday at his office, 436 street northwest
- street. from to O'Clock m, who. with fifteen
Years experience guarantees IN all diseases OF the
Urinary Organs, Nervous and seminal weakness Noe
SIrnal Emissions, lInpotency, &c Gnorrhoes or Syph
ns recently contracted, positively cured from ~ 10
days Consultation strictly private, and separate Offices
FOR ladies' Refers - the leading physicians of Baltimore.
Main office, - s. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Charges
HnOsferrte. oh
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HEALTH Is wEALTHLDR. f. C. VESTS
Il III NERNE AND EI;AIN 4 ific

al NENEt ND bItAIN TREATMENT; 4 Specific
for Hystera, DiZziness Commissions, Nervous Head
ache, Meal Depression. Lass OF Memory Spernator-
rres, Inpoeucy, Involuntary Emissions; Premature
Old Are, caused by Oyerexartion. elfabuse over
1ndu@ence, which ieads % misery decay and DEATH
Dne box viii recent Each box contains one
months Treatment Orc dollar box, six boxes for
I'VE dollars; sent by i:la prepaid receipt price
We guarantee slx boxes to cure any ease With each
order received b. for six boxes accompanied with
i've dollars, viii send the purchaser written guar
antee to return te money If the tress.ent does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT & GROIN
WILL 4SG Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON, d. c..
Nho,eSaeant Retail AGENTS, 20 whom ali orders should
be adj. dressed ocI6-s I .is
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UNDERTAKES.
I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
SATURDAY. JULY 9. leg.

Sc To obtain any Of these Letters the APPLICANT muen
csl Tor ADVERTISED LETTERS" and give the date a
this hist.
not called for within month they viii be sol
70 the Dead Letter ONCE.
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AUCTION SALES.
ECLEY. Auctioneer.

win sei. on MONDAY. JULY nth. ct 10 O'CLOCK
a. NJ, large lot Of Second hand Furniture. lot Of
Millinery Goods consisting Of BAnets. Hats Ribhcra
Gloves at auction 81 tn street northwest
Also. lot of Gss Fixtures. Platform Sex1ea
Restaurant Refrigerator Glass G3Dte for Restaurant
1t FOLEY Auctj0Oeer.
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THE INVALID PRESIDENT.
SymDothy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone.
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
A Heavy Stack Market.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The Posts financial article
Gao p m. edition) says:-At the stock exchange
Us. bonds are higher for the extended fives,
and otherwise are unchanged State bonds are
unchanged. Railroad bonds are dull and gen
orally lower. The stock market has been uni
formly heavy, with the exception of Western
Union Telegraph, Boston Air Line, and, in the
early dealings. Met. L. The weakest stocks
have been the trunk line shares. Texas and Pa
cific, Kansas and Texas. and Manhattan. In the
money market 3a4 per cent is the quotation for
call loans on stocks and 219a3 per cent on Us.
bonds. Time loans and prime mercantile paper
are 3a4 per cent. The market for foreign eX-
change is steady, but very dull.
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Alexandria Affairs.

REPORTED for The Stdr.l
CAPITAL AND BUSINEss.-The question
whether there is sufficient capital in Alex
aldria to forward its business aad adj
vance its prosperity is one frequently dis
cussed. The monthly reports of the two ma
tionai banks here show that it has been impos-
sible to employ profitably here even the small
amount Of money in the banks. Tie total loans
and discounts outstanding June 80 was
5345, 650.S4. while the capital and deposits
reached 1872. 1918 Local needs did not re-
quire, ii appears. more than half this sum. The
previous month both banks had nearly as much
invested and due from approved reserve
agents as were out in loans and discounts. and
in June one OF the banks, with only s1i3.2l7
loans and discounts, had S157, 80 in the
hands OF Reserve agents. The other bank has
just withdrawn considerable of its funds from
reserve agents aud has invested $4,000 (De-
sides the 800 600 TO secure circulation in Uni
ted States bonds. Nor do the banks here make
unusual profits. for none of them have declared
a greater semi-annuai dividend than three per
cent.
ORDER TO BE KEPT OPPOSITE WASHINGTON
The trial of the brothers Birch, who assaulted
Mr., Aiken, of Washington, in Alexandra county,
few days ago will take place at the next term
of the Alexandria county court. The July terra
is only monthly term. but it is understood that
special grand jury viii be summoned; !. Is .ae
determination Of the authorities OF Alexandra
county that the suburbs Of Washington In Viz
gna shall be as safe for life and property as the
city itself The Birches are now In jail. here, but
will be admitted to bail.
member of the Alexandra Light Infantry, died
at his home on Duke street. last evening about
ESQ O'Clock He viii be buried on Sunday, with
military honors- The armory has been hung
with mourning In token Of sorrow at his death.
AcQUnTRD.-Ni0h0las Stocker, the lad on trial
for larceny, IN the corporation court, was &C
quilted yesterday afternoon
the HAYo3S OUy1c1-Ihe tziAl hour 1t the
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneel

StaNCE6f SALE Of fEkT VALUABLE THREE-
STORY DOUBLE BECK RESIDENCE ON EAST
SUD- OF THIKTEENTH STREET BETWRRN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, No. 800.
BY virtue Ct decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
DIstr1cs CT Columbia. passed the 22d day Of june
ISL IN equity cause 1872 the undersigned trufteea
viii sell ON MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF July. 1881,
AT6OCLOCKP. P, in front Of the premises, the follow
ing Described property Ths north twenty three four
ara three fourth inches 18th street. By hundred
ie1f deep Of Lot numbered eeven in square 293 aud
the south twenty feet by the depth thereof Of Lot eight
IN said square 293 together with the improvements,
which consist of large three-stoxy Brick Residence
with all the modern improvements being No. so 18th
street northwest.
Terms prescribed by the decree, Onefourth of
ire purchase in cash. and the residue credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of SALE with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of tIst
the property sold All to be q: Purchasers
cost deposit Of 800 will be required at the time of
sale II the terms Of sale net complied with in ten
days. the Trustees the right 10 resell the prop
erty st the risk and Of the efauitinG purchaser
JAMES H. SMITH 4 CHARLES C. COLE Trustese.
Immediately after the sale II the above described real
estate the following personal effects viii be sold
the above described premises viz: Mirror Front Ward
roDes, Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
JAMES II. SMITH h CHARLES G.. COLE.
teZ' -d&ds Administrators.
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The Rni.aling Boom.

Mr.. George Mason is about to erect three fro
three-story and basement dwellings at 18th an
streets northwest; size of ground lot ls.6 n
81 feet, pressed brick froats. fat mansara roof
wood cornices. and with hay window pro;cor
tons The cast viii he $4,000. permit huo
also been granted Miss koze 10 repair a briok
building at i3 X street northwest; at a cost II
1880.
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Ten Years i'm the Peniteptiarv.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July Geo. Bell who was
convicted in March last, in the Circuit Court of
Howard county, removed from this city of for
gerry in obtaining money from the Merchants
National bank on check. purporting to have
been signed by ]. Harmanus Fisher was SEN
fenced to-day to 10 years in the Penitentiary
The case had been taken to the court of appeals
where a new trial was refused. In a trial in this
city on another case. Bell was acquitted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued ia
Thomas Myers and Carrie V. Eden. both of Bal
timore. Md; Beverly II. Foley and Frances S.
BateMan. both of Alexandria Va
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SUMMERRESORTS.
A SHLAND HOUSE,

"A ATLANTICCTTY. N L..
Thoroughly renovated refursns6ed and greatly Inn
proved gas and electric bells iutrOnfIl Fiysf-casg
il AZ departments. Cuisine srecialty Western and
southern pnpcrY ise. 49,
D. i NATTESoN 4 Co.,
jy6-96e PropriefoFss
MILLER HOUSE.-Most delightful location in She
~ State scenery beautiful pasR through the town
to Gettysburg. Table supplied from country market
Charges moderate. Bu1sbQ1nd from llctcA frOe. For
information apply TO MA = L RIn0ELY, Hanover,
Pa. 20 y iyt- Inn
u CORES IeLYND, VA.
Surf Bathing, Fishing Sn3pa Shootina This Hotel
is reepsred for The rscepAon Of yiatoFs Terms s. per
day 2 per week, is pee month. Routn from Norfolk
or Old Point per etesnsr Northampton 10 Cherrystme
every Monday. Wetlnesd.g and Exidag. Dr.. VIM.
Stoakley, Of Northampton Co. Va, viii be in attend
ance 70 render medical I'D. For further information
address 81
jy1-lm ~. Z. SPADY. Proprietor.
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DrRINS THE WEEK ended to-day there wesU
received at the Treasury Tor redemption 1868 90
in national bank notes These receipts FOR tho
corresponding week of last year amounted -
S9SjWD
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sEABOvE SALE POSTPONED On account of rsin
until THURSDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH, 1881 same
hour and place. BY order Of tbs Trustees.
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LIST OF PRIhES.

1871 Ir!zes, arI0isnt3rc To- ...........slI 10 400
ResooIsl BE corcesl oHt ~ agents wanted at al Is
70 nom liberia compensation viii he paid.
Fer furfler information write CLEARLY giving fy,II 7a-
Cress. ,tt.t 2er- - ENcrt-- REGISTERED Letter or
None Ortle. b 1i@i! addressed ONLY to -
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The Monetary Conference.

the Times says At yesterdays sitting of the
monetary conference, Mr.. Eyarts delegate from
the United States. read the following ,!ecIara-
ton of the French and American delegates in
the name of their respective governments -
The depreciation and great fluctuations i'm the
value or silver relatively to gold which OF hate
years have shown themselves. and which con-
tinue to exist have been and are Injurious to
commerce and general prosperity and the estab-
lishment and maintenance of fixed relation of
value between silver and gold would produce
the most important benefits to the commerce OF
the world. \ CONVEX ton entered into by an
important coup Of states, by which they should
agree to open their minis to the free and uIlini-
tied coinage of silver and gold at a liked
proportion Of weight between the pod and
silver contained in the monetary unit of each
metal. and with the full legal-tender faculty. 10
tie money thus issued would cause and main
tain stability in the relative value OF the Two
metals suitable to the interests and require
mentS OF the commerce of the world ANY ratio
now or Of late in use 10y any commercial nation
II adopted by such an important group of states
could be maintained: but the adoption of the
ratio OF l313 or silver to l of gold would ac-
complish the principal object with less disturb
ance in the monetary systems TO be affected
by it than any other ratio. Without
considering the effect which might be pro-
uced towards the desired object by Il
lesser combination OF states. combination which
should include England. France. Germany and
the United States, with the concurrence OF other
states. both in Europe and on the American con-
tinent. which this combination would insure
would be adequate to produce ami maintain
throughout the commercial world the relation
between the two metals that such combination
should adopt.
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GGITEAU WANTS TO GET THE NEWS.
1t is stated that since Guiteau's confinement
in Jail he has not been allowed to see paper or
be told one word as TO what effect his crime has
had upon the country. He begged the guard in
charge of him to-day to tell him whether the
President was dead or not. The information was
denied him, whereupon he swore that he would
not open his mouth again to any official in rela-
ton to the matter unless he was furnished with
a newspaper.
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GUITEAC AT THE CAPITOL,

According to the Baltimore Sun Mr. J. Mon
roe Heskell, an officer of the Senate, SAYS
that Guiteau was almost a daily visitor there
during the late executive session. and would
frequently send cards to Senators. but did not
succeed in having interviews with MANY of them
He would often remain the whole morning in
the ladies' reception room: sometimes would
soon weary of his want of success i'm interview
ing Senators, and retire to the public gallery
where he usually sat until adjournment. Unlike
so many of the hangers-on around the Senate
chamber he was never known TO ask permission
to enter the private gallery. He was ALWAYS
quiet and weil-behayed and never gave trouble
further than the incessant sending of cards
which seemed, whether responded TO or not to
satisfy his ambition. Mr.. Heskeil also saw Gui-
teau about month since at the office of the Sec
Rotary OF State. where he remained for lolg
| time awaiting the arrival of that Official VINO
had Just returned from New York The secre-
rary declined to see any one and Guiteau
finally put his business in writing. which was a
demand for a foreign mission or consulate.
NO CONSPIRACY.
| The lawyers about the City Hall have it that
Col Corkhill went to see Vice President Arthur
last evening, and in conversation told him that
after full investigation he was satisfied that
there was NO conspiracy.
DEMAND IN POLICE CIRCLES FOR GUTrEAU's
PICTURE.
Every mail brings letters from chiefs of police
| of different cities throughout the United States
to Major Brock, asking for photographs of the
assassin Guiteau. A telegram from Chief Crow
ley, of San Francisco was received this morn
ing telegram from Chief of Detectives D. G.
BligI, of Louisville, KY, received to-day, says:
win you be kind enough to send me q picture
of the Assassin Gniteau. I would like one for
my album Of noted crooks" and bad men. We
are all more than re3oioed ct the prospect Of
the speedy recovery Of our noble President"
THE CASE or THE WOUNDED DEER
Col. Corkhin this morning received letter
postmarked Fairfield, Conn.,, in which was writ
ten desesdn ct sssachiaen dated July Z, 1881,
and reading as follows: ssCol- Qpgkhih- Dear Sir:
see Il stated In the newspapers that deer was
killed s0m4where IN the far west and q b6al
hnnA imhedded n 10 lfyer Miite.s.si esti1enflH
been there Ia long Tina What physic3an cr
Attended ths enlznaa - vA6e1r thsy
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Fast Express Trains with Parlor Cars attached az
during the season at convenient hours and passen
gers will find their arrival at Phadelphia Union
Transfer Coaches and Horse Cars ready to transfer
rect to the station Of the West Jersey r.. at e foot Of
Market street.
For Through Tickets, Baggage Checks, and fun IN :
formation aPply follows Northeast corner of 18th
street and Pennsy lvaniA avenue; Stztion Baltimore
and Potomac r. r., corner 9Th aud B Streets GIG
Pennsyyans avenue: 1881 Pennsylvania avenue. sta
ton Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESSON SPRINGS,
CAMBRIA Co., PA,

Cottage residences to let
EirSt-c}ass music, &c, &c.
For Circulars containing Analysis of the water and full
information, address
jeI -2m w d. TYLER Supt
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NTOCkTON HOTEL; CAPE MAY. N.J.-C Dur
Oh .atiy enlarged and improved. additional rooms.
restaurant now billiard room and bowling alley, pas
senger elevator and electric bells. Comfortable accom-
moations for 600 guests Music by Simon Hasslers
celebrated Orchestra. Opens June IS, 1881.
Room Clerk, BARRY DESIsON, late Of the Grard,
Pmiadeiphla. je1-2n