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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-08-11

Iced Frnit.-Select fine bunchs of
grapes, currants, raspberries. etc., on
stems; remove all imperfect berries; dip
them in white Of egg tempered with
water, or weak gum arabic water. Sift
finely pulverized sugar over them; set
away to dry and then serve. Any larger
fruits Of rich favor such a. apples. pears,
plums, peaches, may be iced in the same
way, whole or sliced into ornamental
shapes after removing the seeds. In the
hands Of . Lady Of Taste in decorating,
ICED fruit 10 always great success on .
table.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-08-11
Vancouver Independent.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF Cry AND COUNTY.
Vancouver. Clarke County, Washington
Territory.
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0ut.0f.DO0r sports.

THE BOAT RACE on THE POTOMAC TO DAY
The boat race which takes place this after
noon between the scared barge crew OF the Co
lumbia Boat Club and the O-oared barge crew
10 Easily Point, a mile straight away"
THE RICHMOND REGATTA.
Each OF the three clubs OF this District will
seEd crew TO participate In the Richmond
regatta. w. E. Williams [stroke), Lake (3) w.
A. Smith (2) and Ziegler dow Will be the
Columbia four. The Poto mac four viii be Crop
ley (stroke), Morgan l3), Bailey 90 and McKen-
ney (oow.l The Anaiostan crew VIII De: White
lstrokel, MauDder 81. Douglass CD and Page
(oowl la the single scull race Moore viii rep
resent me Columbia and Roberts the Potomac.
dispatch from Richmond says: Great pre-
parations are being made for the state regatta
which takes place here July s. Crews from the
University OF virginia, Petersburg, Fredericks-
turg and Richmond, have entered for the Viz
gipia cup. For the strangers cup the L'Hiron-
delies, OF Baltimore, and the Potomacs OF
Washington, have entered To-d day a gentle
man who has chartered trains TO come from
Baltimore and Washington reserved one thou
sand seats on the grand stand for his party,
Crews flom other states are expected.
PIGEON SHOOTING AT COMFY ISLAND.
j. ID. Burroughs, OF Seneca Falls. won the
first prize. valued at $780, at the Coney Island
pigeon shooting match yesterday The team
contest In rife shooting, members, each at 100
yafcs. resulted as follows: The first prize. val
ued at SIS, was won by the Central Gun Club OF
Troy; Inc second prize, valued at S75, by the
Coney Island Rod and Gun CLUB; the third
prize, SIS IN gold, by the Fountain Gun Club
Van DengefBe and F. Burnett, who both won
valuable prizes, were ruled out by the execu-
tive committee as ron-residents OF the state,
and thtfr prizes awarded 10 those having the
Lext highest scores
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
AT Cleveland, Cleveland, 3; Boston, At
Chicago Chicago, S; Providence, o. AT Buffalo,
Buffalo, 4; Worcester. 2 at Detroit Troy Q;
Detroit, s. AT New York, Atlantic &; Nc 5ro-
politaD, G. At Ph!ladeIphia Phil ohta 10.
New York, /,
SPORTING NOTES.
MI. Mumford, OF the Perseverance Club OF
New Orleans, won the free-for-all single SOUL
Ill. yesterday.
Arrangements for the coming regatta on the
Patapsco river next Thursday are progressing
rapidly.
The Baltimore Bicycle Club viii hold a tour
nament at Pimlico next Friday, at which wheel
men from this city are expected.
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DIED..

COLLINS. Saturday morning. June 25. 1881, at
$50 O'Clock, Of diphtheris, LEON ID COLLINS
aged yeai sud months. beloved aud only grand
Of Mrs. King.
FuJefal from the residence OF his grandmother.
SIG 9th street northwest Monday afternoon. at
COSTIN. On June24. 1881, MILTON THOMPSON,
infant son of William CLINTON and Uecelia b. Iostin
aged fourteen days
Funeral from the residence, No. 1888 23d street
nt RIB west. sunday, June 20, ct O'Clock p. m.
Efiends OF the family invited to attend.
HcAEOY. On Friday, June ~. 1881. HENRY,
infant con OF w. f and Louisa McAvoy.
FIntral Of lbs Pcpnfyiyania avenue Saturday,
at p m. Friends and acquaintsncee respectfully
invited
MACKEY. The friends and acquaintances of
the family Of DR.. and MIS- Albert Il. % ackey are
invited to attend the fureral of the former from
his late residence. no 1889 Q street northwest on
sunday, 1t 30 o'clock m.
WALKER. On June "a. 1881. 1t $40 an,
ELIzABLIB. beloved wife OF @. z. Walker. in her
twenty ffih year.
fup.ral will take place from her late residence
1925 / street northwest TO morrow (sunday) at
$50 O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited TO at
tend.
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tFos the Evening Star
Doctor Albert Gallatfn nackcy.

The strois mas has left u.. The ktrOue the grand.
good mani
But better Than grandeur his goodness ana
srsnder his goodness than strength;
BE has fallen in harness with eye lookit y
~ heavenward.
De has met the reapers who went ont 70 reap be-
fore him. at lie 18th.
after patient long'ns, with tears aud with prayers
for the Harvest
The Harvest has come VITA wo,ae-fnl sha.xas
ripe, rudy aud tall
lktow he site down content with the great Harvest
Home. at its table,
And wonders why men. sheaves tremhJ.
While waiting his pesSur TO fall
Wsslii gton, DC. MARY A prxY.ox
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AARRIAD.

ALEXANDER BURNHAM Friday evening
June "a, 1881, at the Church of the Incarnation,
by Rev. DIR. Townsend, JAMES Ii. ALEXANDER and
KATE BURNHAM No cards.
FREEMAN - BURNHAM. Monday morning
June 20, 1881, at the Church of the Iucsrnation,
by Rev. DR. Townsend, BENZ. FREEMAN and EMMA
BUBSHAM. No cards
DINwIDIIE LoNN Wednesday, June %.
1851, at the residence of the brides father by Rev
Mr.. Meade. ROBERT DIswIDDIE, of new York, TO
CORA l.. DOM, Of WASHINGTON.
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OF all the boys young jenkins has ever heard
or the one he most envies Is the harbor BUOY
because tt goes into the water so early 10 the
season and stays In all summer-LOtreY Citizen.
The dust on the road is becoming dreadful.
especially TO the man who thinks he owns a
trotter and nncs he is Just fast enough TO be
busted by everything except funeral process
sion.- ErGHsrille ATqus
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A GIRL ACQUITTED OF CHILD MURDER in the
trial OF Harriet Stone, aged IA, charged with
the murder OF an infant left In her charge
which has been In progress for four days pas
rendered verdict OF not guilty, after being out
u q minutes. The child defendant testified that
she had been crimlnally assaulted by the father
Soned, and that the babe was murdered by It's
mother to furnish pretext for q charge of
crime against the prisoner.
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BOOKS. &c.

NEW BOOKS.
Anthropology, by E B. Tylor .......... a. 90
Aprletcn's Guide 10 o. s. and Cansda Rev. ed q so
France aud the French. by Hellebr Is
IeIeyrand's Letters to Louis XVIII, cloth. GO
A Matter Of Fact Girl, ny Gift L Fl. Ferries 49, l. 90
Comparative Edition Of the Revised NeWTesta-
l. ht
Happy Col Lucky, by author of Rut edge ......I so
Appietons Guide to Europe &C. vols new ed g. 90
FRANCtS B. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIOSER,
l0l5 Pennsylvania avenue
A complete assortment. OF PIang's and Marcus
Wards Brit day Cards, &c Also. Franklin equ are
and Seaside Libraries fell
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man is known by the company he keeps out
of.-Lolrelt Citizen.
Ytu Leednr wish Jour enemy to write q
boek. Wish that he owned a house with
brackets usder the cornlce. The English spar.
rows Will 90 the resL-Defr0H Free Press,
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Archbishop Kendrick, OF St. Louis. mas re-
celved letter from the cardinal secretary OF
Rome announcing that Pope Leo has appointed
DR.. McMulleD, OF Chicago, bishop of Daven-
half OF Iowa, and including the cities OF
Keokuk, Des Moines, Davenport and Council
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END OF fHR COKE MINRRs SfRIKR.-Dis.
patches from Everson, Mount Pleasant and
other points In the Pennsylvania coke regions
have gone in at the old prices, and that the
strike has virtually ended. BY July l ship
ments will be the same as prior to the strike.
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N1HE PABH HOTEL,
Il WILLIAMsPORT, PA, EA4V
% to S15 per week. lE.a&
The Hotel and surroundings are very attract ve.
Grounds handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains shaded by grand old forest oaks-do-
mesncatsd deer add to their beauty, A cooler and
prettier home for the bot months, cannot be found
In the mountains. farmhouse freedom, with
an abundant supply Of the farm produce, combined
with anberal management makes the Park Hote
avery desirable place to spend part Of the summer,
or on your journey to NiasSra Falls or Saratoga,
per y, Q. Il, W., break your trip at Williamsport.
rLABENDON HOUSE a.. q
~ Ocean End of Virginia Avenue. EX&V
ATLANTIC CITY, open May IS. l6.S3t
ml4-2m DIR II. b. LIpPINOOTT
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

AuCuCu61f-
lRUsIEE9 SALE OF OH ,INAI, LOTS MIN.
BEh 6,~l2, IL aud Il IN SQUARE NUMBER
sS5 ~ Il HEASr, IN THE CITY OF WASH
ING1ON, u C
by virtue Of 3 deed Of trust, dated eth Sep m
temoer. leIs- aud duly recorded in Libsr No. ~
30 1oho IA one Of the land records of he1.
the Dstrtct OF Columbia and a. the request OF tue
parnes securei thereby, We will of at public sale
on fb IDAf, lsT DAY OF JCLY, 1881, In front OF
me premises Al the hour of SIX O'CLOCK p M all
OF orielnal lots number 5. 6, II. Is and Ia, in
ss41aIe nnh Der Ss3. in the city Of Washington,
District Ct Columbia
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance of the
purchae money in six and twelve months the
Rfehasers giving their nOte7 bsarin9 Jterest from
tne GAY OF satf and secured by deed of trust; or
OF sale dep sit OF ffty dollars required when
esea 10. is II Tck on AL conveyaI cling st the eI-
,a9,aka. r. H6s JAacK ACE Trustees
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioae ar,

VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
NTH TEE IAPRnYEMEN 80 THERe0N
ABOUT FUR MILRS FROM TdE WASH.
1N3iON CITY NARKETS. OK T5E GLEN
MOOD CEN ETERY ROAD, LEADING TO
BLADEe SBU Sc.
On FRIDAY july srH, 1881. AT 4 O'CLOCK "a
NJ. We shall seD, en- the premises, that "a
valuable Care Ell Fsrm(know s. L. Ems 1uel -.
lacey Ia lh) lSlaE IL Prince &c ,rga County, Md.
on tne bIacelsOurg road. contAiuing ABOUT thirty
ecies OF laDo, nicre or less in high of cult
Va lon, With improvements. consisting of large
GNs nne, tl<ni To1ms, corn house. bara an 1
stsoie. A. By GO AMI other out Buses, with ex-
celent PAM OF W@tee At the door. sad nsver fall
= stream OF wafer running through tns land.
DIS place cs1ngL ba surpassed Tcuck GA rden
IA the state OF III a-J and location hsstly aad In
an excellent EtIg rhoOd
IMMEDIATELy AFTER viii be offered 1Oi acres of
land, adj 1tipx m b9lk. aud IL not sold. will be
500 IN aoout 20 acre lots. Pa viii be exhibited
CD day Of saie.
For particulars apply to Huguely & Bowen. No
- new VOTE avs nue. orthwest.
.lernls OF sale: Une-third cash balance in one,
800 no aha three years. for notes bearing Interest
s.sn cay q sale aud secured by deed OF trust n
AasPeILJ SOLO. AL cUnveyancing st purchss ers
SV sS- s<Uo down on each lot time OF sale.
y-<o WALTER Il WILLIAMS 4 Co Aucts
AugtInu Eee n Ra
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CUNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RELI-
" able HALTER, Il prepared 10 do all kinds Of
work in his Line. New SILK HATS made to order,
tan 9Th street northwest maria
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RLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUx, s1.25 TO
~ S2 90 good value. White Figured SWISS
MIpNSnLNiNS 10 great variety ~; White INDIA ana
MADRAS GINGHAMS. Polka Lot and Striped
Batt1st; very choice. Fine Back Silk GRENA-
Also. Offering special prices In all the most deair-
Our stock OF TOWELS NAPKINS. TABLE LIN
had
We cordially invite an inspection Of stock and
comparison ofprices.
ONE PRICE ONLY. marked In plain figures
TRUNNEL. CLARK CO.,
!e8 500 Market Space
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NHOaAs roWLINa. Accuonser.

CHANCFR SAL OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN.
by y1rfue OF q decree passed November "a
50; 1876. IN cause 5, POI, equity, Leona d w. 60
Johnson e; al viii sell on SATURDAY. .z..0.
On the prem o. Ia:ts OF Lets Nos 8. aud POL IN
Deasns Snd Sailey's addition 10 Georgetown,
wbit hss bees sub-diyd-d into Lots Nos. IA Is
10. IL ard -. ard the subdivision thereof duly
Eec6rced Il eujyeynr's Office. Lot IA fronts 81
o. 10O feet; lot l5 % 26 i00 fest lot I6 81 feet
lot1l, AZ o. leo feet, and lot 49, 80 l6-I00 feet
on the Cana rad, near the Aluedu,t Bridge,
ara i2t 10 IF improved by large Brick House, an
il with stable.
Terms OF sale, "a prescribed by the degree: One
1Ourth ca he residue in three EQUAL install
mems, Iay%sie AZ siI, twelve and elm eea months
nom Gay OF sd O. wiihinterest at the rate of eish,
Per centun- Ter annum until paid for which notes
sold. ~
FRED. ". JONES, Trustee
1eZ0-ds 1HOS. DOW LING, Auct.
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WHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE A0RNT
w leaves 3 machine at your house. do not pay one
buy precisely the same machine for.
fap55 &cKEENEY, al 9Th ytree4
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DRY GOODS.
UPTOWN BARGAINS.

UPTOWN BARGAINS.
COCHRANE Il CO.
OFFER FOREIGN PERCALEs
IN CHOICE DESIGNS,
FAST CoLoRs.
FULL YARD WIDE. AT ONLY
12K cents per yard,
WELL OaTH 40 CENTS.
CLOS ING OUT FINE NEOKwEAR
CLOSING OUT Isle GLOVES.
CLOSING OUT Isle HOSIERY.
CLOSING OUT LADIES UNDERWEAR
CLOSING OUT FINE PARASOLS.
CLOSING OUT SILK RIBBONS.
CLOSING OUT GlNGHAMs Low.
CLOSING OUT SUMNER CoRsETs.
DOMESTIC GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
CLOSING OUT HANDSOME FANS.
CLOSING OUT FINE SILK MITrs.
We ask special inspection Of our
ALL LINEN BANDK aROHiFs
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
EXIRA FINE AND SHEAR QUALITIES AT
IL cents and 12K cents each.
ALSO,
LADIES SUMMER ZEPHYR CORSETS ONLY
IS cents.
COCHRANE g CO.,
18th street and New York ave.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK. 1e95
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T Attest PUBLIOATlON1.
kawlinson's Ancient Monsrchies. voIs.... % 90
Parton's Life OF VOltaire, z vols ,,,.,.,.. 6 90
Ereepan's Historical Geography of Europe.
I.OU
- $50
WoMAn's Handiwork in Modern Homes. 500. 2 90
Barthoiow's Medical Electricity. ............ 4 80
Natter OF Fact Girl: Leisure Hour. LOO
Manue]a Paredes: No Name. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Agony Column OF the Times, 1900 l87O...... 90
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT. various styles
and prices.
franklin Square Library. complete.
JAIES J. CHAPLAIN.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
ms Oil PennsYlVAntA aveMus.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
Drugs That Enslave. by DR.. a. q: Kane go 81 80
Bright's Disease and Dtsbetes. by DR.. Tyson 3 90
How Persons Afflicted With Bright's Disease
Ought to L i've, by Dr.. Edwssd a......... rs
Constipation Plainly Treated, by Dir Ed
M waIds;. rs
~ Lou: ..;.:.....:.....:..:.:. leo
dren..:. ......................... SO
american Health Primers, each. ............. so
At WIN. BALLANTYNE d SONS.
te6 AS Seventh street.
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AUCTION SALES.

NSPLENDIn OUTFIT. CONSISTING or noe
- Or HuSIING WAGON. SING IE HARNESS,
RIFLES, SC
On TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 29rH AT ID
DCLoCk No0N, we viii sell at our auction rooms
9Th and ID streets northwest
Ole nne Dog or Hunting Wagon, made to order
Set Hand-m de single Harness
One hne 81 % Oh d b, Gun AMI Gases
Sne injection LoI q range Rife.
One Remington Short-rapgs Rifle
One Remin r on Sporting Riff.
One Remlr r on fine Mill 'a-y Rife
AL the property of private etn sieman Ieavino
Tor EUROPE magnificent oQtnt
te25 DUNCANS' BRO3 Aurss
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CEERLE5 W. HANDY. Auc 'ioneer.
lRUsTtE'G SALE HOUSE No 1902 NORTH
Z vi Z i STREET NORTH GEnC

1RUsTtE' SALE OF HOUSE No 1902 NORTH
AL l. STREET NORTH VEST
By virtue % de ed trust dated Eoyem- Il
Ger 18TH, Is ., and recorded IN Lioer ga TsR
10 10 rs et one Of the lant records of As.
the listrs ot Columbia, and at the vi ten req t
Of The party cured thereby will offer ri sale az
PUBIC auction. IN front of ths pre- misses, on WE'D.
NESDAY. TIE 9Th DAY OF July, A. ID 1881 AT
80 O'CLcCK n Lots ~ and II in Charles j
Shlmsn's subdivision OF ORIGINAL lots in square
6l6, also that part port OF Lot a. in said Uh-
msLs subd1y1 ion Of sal square GIG Is dee ribbed
a. follows: Re Ginning for the same a. the north
eastern c. Of ga d lot az and the ace Running
- uth feet al Eg the line of North Capitol street
tnetce west igftt thence nor 4feet to the north
~ nne OF .ald lot ~ and thence east along said
northeIn Inc 20 place Of beginning
,dsrns o. sale: One third casa; balance in six
&c AZ tlEi teen months, with interest at the
80 VI sIA per cent per annum secured py deed of
tIosL on !opSity sold An conYeyancing at cost OF
fcLcnasTr. S.VO down At time Of sale. Terms to
De complied With in seven DAVIS AeA-s W
le25- eo&ds WATSON J. NEWTON rr,,sx.
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CAIHILL HOUSE. AsBURY PaRK PARE NEW JER-
ntustion IL known As one Of the most de 10 &
srno,s IN Asbury Park. Two minutes ":
Laaes, me house has been enlarged. several new
sooH snaeo and re1urnished. spring Beds. Hsr
M rn gss perfect arsinase Gas throushout I'm
room and sumptuously provided table1 Viii rival
the best Of seaside resorts Apply early and secure
MRS. NJ. d. oAHILL
Third avenue and Kingsley street. Asbury Psrh.
-2unS n
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ItHOnAk BOWLING. Auctioneer
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUC-
lion.
On MEDf L DAY MORNING, JUNK 29rH, "a
1sSl, AT 1t O'CLOCK st No 1926 Z street b II
the f9l1Hirg effects- M
french tia e Pier Mirror
Two Rep Psrlor Suites, Mamie; Ornaments.
any Il slr Cloth Paror Flu .niture
NAinUt ana y ahOg any Chamber Sets.
Hair anG EC, , Mattresses Lounges
featEef cor, Boosters snd Pillows
Brussels, IlTee-ply and Ingram Carrots
B4shEetr, COMFORTS. sheets and Spreads.
NndCW &nzngs. Uil Cloths
DiniI Z len ano Kitchen Flu Diture,
ICgelher with other articles not necess nv to
ueIIi0B. ~
1eZ5-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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NEW BOOKS.
Great Speeches by Crest Lawyers, by Snyder. g. 90
Wharton's Conflict of Laws, I'd edition. 900. 6. 90
Copp'e q g. Mineral Lands. T. so
The Dartmouth College Causes by ehirIey... 2. so
Dcrman's Origin Of Primitive Superstitons,. s. so
Mchand's History OF the Orusades, 3v., new ed 90
Pity Years In Maryland Kitchen, by Howard. 1. SO
BY the Iiber. BY author Of 'signor Monsldi-
Asree variety O; Fancy Boz P:neteries inst ~ ~
ceivsd. u the latest styles In Stationery.
W. III. d o. III. MORRISON,
Jaw BOOKSELLERS AND 6TATIoNxRA
ap27 45N 20, ave. nOrthW1cs.
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DROPOeALS FOB WISDOM GLASS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR ANp)
NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WAsHINGToH, D. o., June IS, 1881.
gea!ed Proposals for fu ,nishine and delivering
ro!ifhed plate, double thick and hammered Glass.
required for the north wing of the Building for
ttate, War and Navy Departments, In this city. viii
be received at this or ce until Ia N. OF JULY 8,
1881. and oIened immediately thereafter in pres
epce Of bifders.
Specifications. general instru ,tons for bidders
established dealers In glass. upon their proper ap
plication 10 this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
je23- Ct Lt-Ool. Corps of En'9rs
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~ u" MOUNtAiN dVUSE-
CREssON SPRINGS.
CAMBRIA Co Pa.
On the Summit Of the Ane2henies, q 200 feet above
Waehin gton. &ENA0
By the erection OF . new and elegant u .HH /
Hotel the accom- modations at this OHARM1Nd
RESORT have been greatly enlarged and improved.
The dreinsge and water supply are perfect. Pas
senger Elevator. Electric Bells. new Bath and Bill.
Hard Rooms. and Chidrens Dining and Play
Rooms have been added TO the equipment OF the
Hotel and it las been elegantly furnished through
out.
Cottage Residences to let.
Firet class Music &c, &c.
For Circular containing Analysis OF the Water
and fun information. address
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TLARENDON HOTEL. =
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. p, kV
wiz open foa the reception OF guests June lE:S Il
I. with improvements and new passenger elevator
Ed p. Harris, of WIZARDS Hotel. washington,
and Hotel Brighton. Coney Island Charles Loae-
ham, proprietor Owen House and Maison Doree,
Warrington. mt I'm
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beaumont HOUSE, corner Atlantic r a \
I'D and Virginia avenues, Atlantic city, M 81
n j. House entirely renovated and under 4e:l u
new management. Terms moderate w B.
STEON6. proprietor. formerly Of Baltimore,
"a! IN
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breed cafeleSsnees Huout pefsuHal HtClfe. Bur
.ingame, the chairman, always appears with
white tie and black coat, looking scrupulously
neat. His followers, however, do not all folio q
bis example The Exchange Is not given up
wholly TO the discussion OF religious lestio ae.
Social and political problems are here discussed
and many plan has been unfolded for
ovERTuRNING OUR PRESENT SOCIAL AND PoLITI-
CAL SYSTEMS.
A Sunday or two ago Burlingame announced
that they had organized Liberal Club. !" which
would take the place OF the Thought Ex-
charge" This club was formed, he said, for
fcal and Industrial sy stems, and they wanted 70
attract the best brain and neart 10 it.
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Auction Gales see Gta Page,
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ptNEY POINT HOTEL,
6r. MARY's COUNTY, MARYLAND,
Open for reception Of guests JUNE 18th, under the
MANAGEMENT Of the owner, MRS. JOS
TRAVERS. @NA4
The Hotel has just been thoroughly rem lE:@ i
oyated, furnished and supplied with every COME
nfence for the comfort Of quests and s first class
$40 per week and e36 per month Special arrange
ments made for families. Daily communication
with Washington Baltimore and Norfolk by the fiBe
steam ers George LeAry, Lady Of the Lake and Jane
Moeeley.
For further information address
MRS. JOS. TRAVERB
1e2 I'm Piney Point st. Mar,'s Co., Md.
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CINCrNSArI June ls.--A north 'bonnd freight
train was wrecked early us morning &c bo"hnc 'rcen
XIV ly "a r,isuiacrd switch Edr0 Tucker. fireman.
~ Iouis,ile was killed Tie Indications alc tt' thc
switch wac changed for tlr pdIr, 81 "ltthHo lLe i't
seugex Train due about that E0uE
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BrootIrn l)roptrtn il)aulco.

EErANTED-Naca Brooklyn lott in nll
w g,os 30 fio,k- plots siuglr ot.. sf rr'>'.t
n~ f.i prompt cash puTchssr- ~,nd diasrl to. o. ea
o.. JLl.k- JOL IS -ON, il, . ftngst, Nh O4A-
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4 TROY BOATS.
CITIZENS LINE.

4 Nutf tfanfr iu Iufff on. NEM niLAMEh~ rAltAs
TuGA and cry OF Troy leave daily except saturday.
fnHr PIER 40 a. River foot OF thr,nYherHt.
n'cfrr "I morning trains Tor the NUith anu NesL nun.
e. b ff bog fnI De- .l
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Droohlnn prOpcrlp for Sale anO 20 Gel

ENDORSEMENT FOR ~ NKW:
- YORK Tugr ~ WILL ~ ETchi' N = ! T., -,
FLOWN on - >o i.[ l',''dN ~ o." IN "a, ave-
80 - Last Iou.treu'h o. corner
ave- corner Fuffy setrrfh IT,; a. The NhhiiA
Nos lDul and 800 IhiIdase. corner cue nuh"ioa 49,
fwrntf frh -. up ta ~ treuar 0fnc- rN-a
+ OW-PRlCEp LOTS, T2OU EACH mp, ma
randy imp.o.. paft Of brooklyn Tor -sir siury or
u pots Hr LASD g WHITING. l2i Na--at-t
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 MARY P0WELL.-For West Point,
-. SornvlL Newbnrs Poaghkeepso Ronsoai ,,. I'D
IilA aud Marlboro by fery. LEAVES FOOT Vl~sIhf-
81 Pier 40 $50 aud 22DSf 40 $50 p. 10. sunday eY.
ccpr tOANICl-a Pou yhkes use with evening train n
the hudson R,rr Railroad Tor NORTH and WEST r0nycn.
iDnf rIIf. tn Soc fAI~klIL MOUNTAINS. Baggage "
express received at Nr-fIf-f only.