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1863 VICTIMS OF HEAT IN CINCTNNATI.-A Cins
cinnaH dispatch dated yesterday says: The city
is In Thanksgiving mood tonight over the de-
liverance from the excessive heat ofthe past ten
days. Rain fell for three hours this evening. The
temperature has fallen 90 deg, and the ae0oe.
phere has been delightful. There v0e only
three deaths from sunstroke to-day, and but Is
prOstrations. The total number OF deaths Rom
ali canses in the city for the week ending at noon
to-day was $40. OF these 36S are attributed to
the hot weather.
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A BRUTAL Ml-RpER.-A special to the Milwau-
kie (Wls.) Republican from Waupaca. Wis, re-
ports the details of a most horrible murder at
Manawa. near Naupaca. A shoemaker named
Henry Braumer was set upon by three men from
oshkosh-one named J. 0'Bren. one John Bant-
ner. and the other unknown-and was pounded
and kicked to death. o'Bren beat Braumer's
headfo Jelly with stones. and the river men,
who had heel corks in their boots damned them
in their detenceless victim all over his body.
The murder began by a fight started by o'Brien
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John F. Kcrnar last evening went to his broth
er's house, East 10th street New York. suffering
from dose of Paris green, and died shortly az
ter. Cause-domestic troubles
Five new cases of yellow fever are reported
from Pensacola. No deaths have occurred.
Allan Rutherford, lately employed in the city
stables, at Toronto, has been informed by letter
from Scotland that he is Earl OF Teyiot and
and master of a rent-roll of 60 600 pounds per
annum.
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RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST Line, ASD THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JASEY COUPLER! STEEL
RAIL-
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY ODD,
A. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t2:2e.CHIC ago, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
s. SoI Eject City, and Way Stations
Strasburg, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way. via
s:10-Po.rt of Rocks and Way Stations.
sI5rrHlI ADtLPfiIA NEW YORK AND BOSTON
$40 sraUSToE AND VALLEY EXPRESS ICON
rects for Hagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
+9.OOaoa sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
lO:oo--BALTIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at .Hyattsville,
Go.iese, Be,,t9fIle Laurel Annapolis Junction.
PIrTsBuRei CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
12:loBaltmore. EEicos City, Annapolis and Way Sta
tl:25~On sunday only, for Baltimore and Way
E9 2lRI r1 pu, Am
-isaitimore and Way Stations Winchester Fred
4:sO-BAiTIMOKE. HUNTSVILLE And LAUREL
ExPkEss, frederick via Relay, stops at Annap-
tisSars.al q Kosks Frederick Hagsss.0yp; VIM
Rocks and Way Stations only:)
AHn4 E9fh 1Rs Way sasi4as and
Way, via Relay Stops at Fly attssiile and Laurel
6:05-I5lIt of Rocks ard Way Stations.
fG:45-BatIlOre and Way Stations.
s:j0-BALIIMORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAUREL
EMPRESS
t9I5-PITrsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
fs: NPHIIADEIE-IIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
dfnhfiS sRpf cT g N1T f0r and Laurel,
EAPREsS. Stops on signal or to let OF passengers
at any station between Washington and Anna oils
Junction.
tDaily. sundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply az the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Oice Washington Station and 6ry and 1851
pennsylvania avenue corner l4t street. where orders
will be taken for baggage To be checked and received at
any point II the city. m23
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SIXTEEN VICTIMS OF THE Toy PISTOL IN
Two CITIEs.-There have been eleven deaths
from lock jaw. supernduced by wounds from
toy pistols in Baltimore since July 4th VIII
liam Wood. another boy victim to the toy pistol.
died in Rochester n Y. yesterday, making the
fifth fatal case in that city
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The lightning, on
Wednesday night, struck the house of Thos B.
Ciarkson. in Railway, NJ, badly damaging it
and taking off a PIECE of Orville CampbelIs ear
without further Injury. Campbell was in the
house. 1t also struck Mrs. Kelly, of Elizabeth,
but did no serious injury to her.
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DIED.
BROWN. Friday, July Is, 1881, at $40 a. m, Mn.
ELIZABETH BROWN, relict of the late John Brown.
IN the eighty fourth year of her
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mr. E.
b. Duya. No. 30o street northwest ON SUNDAY, 18th
inst, at O'Clock Friends OF the family invited 70
attend. =
HOOVER. Suddenly. on the 18th day Of July, 1881.
NJ. ALICE, only daughter Of Charles Il. and M Alico
Hoover, aged four years aud i've months
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, 1918 Gu
street northwest Sunday afternoon, July 18th. az 3d.
Relatives and friends respectfully requested 10 IT.
tend. 2
McHENRY. Aths residence, loa 7th street northsase
Col T.. A. MCHESRY-
Funeral from his late residence To- morrow (Saturduy
July l6 D at O'Clock IN Friends invited.
Tennessee and Mississippi papers please copy.l
STUNDEN. Suddenly, ON Thursday, July IA 1881
DANIEL STUNDFN, beloved husband Of Annie c.
Stunden, aged thirty years.
Funeral take place from his sisters residence No
$50 northeast Sunday july 17th at 80 ocof
pm.
WHITE. July Il. 1881. MARY LANDONIA WHITE
beloved daughter OF the late Lewis Mary LandoniS
White, aged sixteen months.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of her
mother, No 1905 NJ street northwest, Sunday, July
vited to attend
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FATAL POLITICAL QUARREL IN PRISON.
Henry King. life convict. and Michael Hamil-
ton. five years man. at Clinton prison. New
York, got into an argument Wednesday regard
ing the present political situation, and King
picked up an axe and struck Hamilton twice on
the head, INJECTING wounds from which he died
that night
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RAILROAD AProINTMENT.-At meeting of the
officials Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
held i'm Philadelphia yesterday the appointment
of ID. w. Caldwell as general manager of western
lines was formally announced. The appoint
ment was heartily concurred in by all present.
Mr.. Caldwell assumes control ON August lst
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UNsEATED FOR BRIBERY-In Montreal. Judge
Beanger "Wednesday gave judgment in the Ar
gentne dominion Parliament) election case.
unseating Hon. }. j. c. Abbot, conservative, for
bribery by agents
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CHARLES BRADLAUGH has served formal notice
on the speaker Of the house OF commons that ON
or before the Sd of August he will present him.
self at the table of the house and viii resist by
ply steal force any attempt To eject him.
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SQUIRE VIM McMULLIN. Of Philadelphia, made
narrow escape from drowning at Atlantic City.
Nj. while bathing Wednesday. He was seized
with cramps. and was sinking for the last time.
when the lifeb0at reached him. He was uncon-
scious when hauled into the boat. bet recovered
consciousness with medical aid
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The PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
MENTIONS yesterday nominated Hon. Jas. III.
Mitchell, republican and the present incum-
bent, for judge Of the court of common pleas;
Maj Moses Neale for recorder of deeds and
John c. McManemin and David Haggerty for
city commissioners.
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Railroad Changes

ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE B. & o.
ROAD.
At the regular monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
in Baltimore Wednesday. Mr.. John W. Garrett.
the president. presented the designations of John
King. jr. as first vice president of the road. and
oil W illlam keySef as second vice president. to
take effect August l. both of which We're &C
cepted. Mr.. Robert Garrett. the present third
vice president. then elected first vice presi-
dent. The position OF second vice president is
now filled. Mr. Samuel Spencer was elected
third vice president i'm place of Mr.. Robert Gar
rett.
The directors of the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad company held meeting
for reorganization Wednesday afternoon in Phil
adeiphia. The road having passed into the hands
OF the Pennsylvania railroad company Messrs.
George b. Roberts, Edmund Smith. A. J. Cas-
satt. J. Dubarry. John p Green Henry NJ
Phelps and Wistar Morris were elected directors
to I'LL the places of Messrs. Thayer. Minot. Bow
ditch, Haven, Garrett, Pratt, and Whtridge.
VINO retire a. }. Cassatt was elected vice pres
ident. The remaining details of organization
were left for future meeting. 1t is stated that
Isaac Hincklcy will be retained as president and
that Robert Craven will be chosen secretary and
treasurer to succeed Alfred Horner. whose as
sstant he has been.
THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
The Baltimore SIN says: The lease of the
York river line by the Piedmont airline. an
nounced in the SIN. will have the effect of trans
ferring the northern terminus of the Piedmont
Airline from Richmond to this city. The Pied
mont Airline has always been working with the
\ orh River line. but the former wished to secure
It's own line from Baltimore SOUTH which it has
The line now is Baltimore to West Point. Va.
100 miles. by the York River line of steamers:
| West Point to Richmond by the Richmond and
| York River road. 81 miles: the Richmond and
! Danyille road from Richmond To Charlotte 1Sl
miles: the North Carolina road. 100 miles: Wes-
tern North Carolina road. 40 miles; Charlotte.
/ Columbia and Augusta road. 191 miles: Char
lotte and Atlanta division. 1863 miles Columbia
and Greenyille road. l43 miles: Elberton Air
| line: Hartwell road and Northeastern road all
controlled by the Piedmont Airline or Rich
mond and Danville system; besides many con-
nections.
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Ten SKELEToNs.-In the excavating a cellar
under cottage in the Auditorium in Chatauqua
Ny. Wednesday. the skeletons of ten persons
were found in a small space. giving the impress
sion of hasty burial, probably after battle
The bodies are supposed to be those of ;hdians
or Erenchmen
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KEROSENE on. STOVE exploded yesterday
afternoon at No. II Fourth avenue. New York
city, and Annie keahler. domestic. who was
attending il, was SO badly burned that she will
probably die.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


BUILDING LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-
NTE AND 1 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH,
1881, at SIX O'CLOCK. in front of the premises shall
sell Lot % in square south of square SIG. Lot 15x8O
Terms $500 cash. and the balance easy time.
sale. iyl1 -dts
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TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioueers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
BUGGY. HARNESS, &C.. AT AUCTION.
BY order Of the supreme Court for the District of Co
sen On at aras s S day
Mas1 g. wsHF ah aRs sss.
One Booded Bay Mare, Kentucky bred has trotsd
mile in three minutes.
One Light Bay Mare.
One Leather top Side Bar Buggy.
Harness.
Four sets of Single Wagon Harness.
Saddle, Brides, Buggy Pole, Hay Gutter, Lap Robe,
Terms of sale All under $50 to be paid in cash;
months. for WHICH deferred payments the purchaser
renasers snail give nIs OF Their pronissory notes.
sEoRaE administrator
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REP Rr ANp HA1EoEpTH rARKoR TEENITERE
f FiSE hsi hSp H GTER
M RSSH ShSSh H5aR4aHs VIE
MANY OTHER ARTICLES. '''''' -
SEVERAL FINE sE Mo MACHINES, GOOD
MM9TiF SAkT h hSR iSp
E s9 1871 H auction sSs a. ZEN ELE
1yl4H
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FOQT,TuRNING LATHE, BACK GEARED. 9-INCH
DIAMETER. LENGTH EIGHTEEN INCHES
H aisNI,o ND SLIDE REST COMPLETE AT
The above viii be sold, at my auction rooms. sATUR
DAY, JULY 10TH, 1884, AT 10 O'CLOCK precisely.
Can he examined prior to sale. jyI4-2t
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FARM WAGON, SPRING WAGON, TOP BUGGY
MOVING MACHINE, HORSE RAKE, &C., AT
AUCTION.
The above will be sold at my auction-rooms SATUR-
DAY, yHL1 SIXTEENTH 1881, commencing at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. iylA-3t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

M AXE NO MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandals so 80
Ladies' Fine Kid Op. Slipper ..................1 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Boots ...............I 50
Ladies' Hand-sewed Kid Boots s.. so to f. so
LADIES' SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Misses Solid Button Shoes 81. 90 to 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Children's Peb Button Solid, to TO- .95c.
8 TO 8................ soc.
CHII.DREN'S GOOD SPRING HEELS.
One hundred styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes at prices
from. s.. 90 to S. so
ONE PRICE.
APPS GEO. MCCARTHY.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS. A A..

)osOaSSoN nhoo, n4acnolneerS
sGEfPTIoN OF GOODS. II IoT S To- is su UT
fasPpusa r. saIgRpay !, NoRNSg
auction rooms. Every lot sold No reserve. Ii
FOLEY, Auctioneer.
MSoSSpAY MoESINa july f1SaT TiEss 1881,
que Frit lot Of Notions and oer Goods ID
numerous y to mention Dealers INVITED 70 attend:
DUNcANsoN BROS. Anctioneers.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING AND LOT,
On M MoN ND, IA AFTERNOON. july EIGHTEENTH,
Al M IN IL front of the y Fss 10 Will sell
street 5y dsrsh Of s. feet inches to an alley,
arSs to osa wa sRd splendid
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to be secured
COST dpo Of SD s at
iyls-st DUNcASsoN BROS. Anctionee ea s.'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
cHA ANS, SALE OF LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
FL AsS lss sHhHEE @
District of Columbia passed in equity No. ITO
T5 81
hs n st a
thence south with line of It'll street 80 feet thence in
line rectangular to 7th street 100 feet thence
then IN straight line to the beginning improved by
9TH street northwest the lower story of each house being
used storeroOm.
Also, ON THE SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
part OF lot in 46 beginning at point in the
line of sth street SO feet south of the northwest
angle of said lot thence south with line 9Th
feet inches thence east 100 feet thence north 4s feet
inches thence west 100 feet to beginning part of said
lot being improved by frame house, No. 1921 9Th
street northwest and about % feet inches of said
being unimproved
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in equal instruments
III one and two years. for which notes of purchaser
bearing interest from day of sale and secured by deed of
trust Oh the property sold, will be TAKEN interest pay
able semi annually, or all cash at option of purchaser.
deposit OF $50 will be required each lot at time
SALE and all conyeyancng and recording at purchasers
ery will be resod at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. IRVING WILLIAMSON Trustee
1yl3-d&ds 45S Louisiana avenue.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
pINEY POINT HOTEL,
ST.. MAnr's cousrr, MARYLAND.


ST. MARys COUNTY. MARYLAND.
op for % en- Of sn sgSs pRsr
Hos Inst thosossSly Tsaov.sea fur
nishsd and supplied with every convenience for the
for families Terms 81 per day SO rer week and sss
Daily with ae B aS5 ae
Norfolk by the tine steamers George Leary Lady of the
For further information address
Mrs. JOSEPH TRAvERS,
jeo-2m Piney Point, st. Marys Co., Nd.
IF Yo g WANT yA, T9 HAVE AVE-. Jolly TIME GO TO
RIVER ats a fs saasn ng shn bathing crab
Prethest place the Potomac. Terms 81 Is rer day
s: f1sE s G9'ssa os Ss
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY.
Unequaed location. substantial building. new furni
ture, prompt and attentive service elevator electric
A TABLAoF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE.
,. .l d. . q e 6 dsH Hoss Philadelphia.
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
NEW BROAD GAUGE RourE.)
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY.
Is running fast trains of Elegant Passenger
for seat has been reduced to Is cents
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 30 MINUTES.
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad or Ba
Rsrosd Station Sad and Market streets
or at the philadsphis Wiwinston and Baltimore Rail
Union Transfer Coaches street cars Connect direct
to Station of the West Jersey Railroad at FoOr OF
KET STREET
For through tickets, baggage checks and fun infora.
ton apply follows Northeast corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; Station Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, 9th and streets; Pennsylvania
avenue, 1876! Pennsylvan1a avenue, Station Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
D. X. WOOD, Gen1 Passr agent. NIL Pm
DOCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS VA.
OPEN JUNE l.
Telegraph in the hotel. delightful home for fam-
lies. No Bar. ~ $1,000
For circulars and terms apply to
A. S. PRATT, Proprietor
mil -3m 40l 9th street Washington D. C.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
LIE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date July Sth
1879 and recorded in Lber 49, folio 439 one Of the
land records for Washington county, District of Column
bla. the undersigned Trustees will sell on WEDNES-
DAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ in front OF the premises, the following property
having front of % feet inches by depth Of u.s.
Is foot alley. together with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two equal pay
mens at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
erest at SIX per cent PER annu until paid and secured
ROBERT P. DODGE, rr,s+aos
P. A. DARNEILLE, trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. jyS-dts
I. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF sEyEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND D STREETS SOUTH
BY virtue of deed of trust dated May 6h 1874 and
recorded in Liber 47 folio 4O6 of the land records of
secured thereby will sell at public auction in front of
the premises on TUESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH,
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that lot of ground
and premises and improvements, i'll Washington city,
DC, known as lot |, i'll John F. Mays subdivision of
part of square No. 692 The improvements consist of
seven room Brick House, with modern conveniences
and good yard.
Terms: One-fourth cash; and the remainder of the
purchase money III equal instruments at six twelve and
eighteen months, secured by deed of trust upon the
premises the notes of the purchaser to bear interest at
six per cent. payable semi annually. deposit of 800
viii be required at the sale Conyeyancing at pur-
cllasers cost. l. II. FORD. Trustee
Vo-d COZ Louisiana avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE.

HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE.
President; p, the Right Rev. I. HELLMUTH, DID DC.
L., Lord Bishop OF Huron.
FALL TERN OPENS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81.
Handsome and SPACIOUS buildings beautifully stu
ated in most healthy locality about four hours by rail
routes between the East and the West The srounds
c@ 14 aere The aim OF the founder of this
hcay useful education, The whole system is based
so4 basis for the right formation Of character French
Is the anguage SPOKEN in The college Music specially
course Of English the Ancient and Modern Languages,
ibay se aa psn and s Of rsaS aa
aIhtr reduction of one half for the daughters of
For MISS as ri c H;ss9lsrs address
tario Canada. jyI4-16t
THE VEST na as5 1871 FOR GIRLS
Late OF Richmond. va..)
PRINCIPAL,
292s street. Georgetown.
SESSION BEGINS EasI,H S SEPTEMBER TIE 7. 1881.
SO to to i EDrI il bD a1a R,snc,
Senior ...... SEQ in English and French.
sto cre4aF nT with details at Ct " croEeys Drug
Writings Book Store GeorsesoSn '' MS jyaeo o.
INSTITUTION FOR THE IMPROVED INSTRUC-
4 1lON OF DEAF MUTES, l5l1 broadway, New
Established 1867. Pure Oral Method Send for circn.
lar apl-eo6m
SPENCERIAN- BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner Oh Sc sna s' sEssH hStss"es' holds
Ing, SINGLE and Double Entry Bookkeephhg and Basi-
Tuition; Day sessions 81 per month; evening
Persons desiring instruction in Practical Penmanshp
only received morning or evening for course of six
Full Information given at the College office. m3o
AND By sGh5o1 FSE ToGH
en, 81 scs4aste Xssr the
banehe Latin and Modern Lansaess, Vocal and f in
ucY so s fse t.
West Washington. te29- I'm
THE ARCHER INsTITUTR.-Mrs ARCHER and
rd and Mrs. id 'f occupy her n honse
' jeas '''''''''ns '"0 S'n00' NJ ~ AHohhn'
Sl5o A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION, YOUNG
iss SGs m aiBsSRh ssa1S
THE CEDARS-A Home School for Young Ladies and
h If Il Is situated On NE te o
Geaetown and IS accessible BY Street cars rs to al parts
and ore Apply rhs to tho
Misses ss EARLE, 1916 s5th street. Washington. be.
MISS ROSS announces to her Patrons and Friends
m sha she Ia RESUMED the nip Of the
On shs XII n the I'D thf o sshsS
Miss R ePr 1 sox fEs s summer address Of
MRs SuS s l. g. CADY's ;. BOARDING AND DAY
New haven Conn: Eleventh year commences Septem-
Greek, French. German and English.
Special attention to preparation for College, West
Tsrs IN ADVANCE ana all ?s' HIM Ssa a. M
DIS 702 9Th street northwest
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MARRIED..
= - =
DIED.

GRAf-DANFORTH. On July l4th 1881. by Rev
HELEN d. DANFORTH, of Washington, ID. c.
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COBBS HOTEL,
~ COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
is Sarf Bsh 9a fshng Sne Shooting This Hotel
day sl2 per week sS5 per month Route from Norfolk
or Old Point steamer Northampton to Cherrystone
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Dr. VIM.
Stoak!ey, of Northampton Co., Va, viii be in attend
aace to render medical aid For further information
address
jy1-1m J. T. SPADY Proprietor
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0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best so Is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
c e hs 2HX plsSs whs.s a1.sclass sECoND9AND
Or can st yUSTES Old Stand. No t19 p sreet between
9Th and It'll stre9b northwest Rnnch Store No. lO0
9th street between y and styee6 northwest N.B.-
Note BY msil promptly attended 20. uosrN
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NAHIIL HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, Nj, WILL
Of TIE most desirable IL Asbnry PaIa Two min IN
Lakes The has been enlarged several new rooms
added and refurnished: Spring Beds Hair Asftresses
age. Gas throughout. Improved kitchen facilities:
ENLARGED dining and sumptuousy provided
table, win rival the best Of seaside Apply early
and secure choice of rooms. Address
MRS II. d. CAHILL.
Third avenue and Kingsley street, Asbury Park, NJ
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'orus. 81 It'll street northwest,
JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1881,
O'CLOCK A. NJ, sell lot Of an
Of Notions and other goods too
Dealers invited to attend.
FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MARYLAND,
Will open JUNE 25 Terms 81 so per day: 50 per week
and $50 per month.
Special arrangements for families
Steamers meet at Piney Point wharf Good sailing and
bathing. All beats free
Address Il. J. ADAMS & BROS. piney Point St
Mary's county, Nd. References Schmidtie x Bros.
7O4 9TH st.; c. Xander, Washington, ID. c. je2l Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

TORDAN'S W. S. SPRINGS,
STEPHESSoSs DEPOT P. o.,
VIRGINIA.
Pamphlets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House and Star
Office
je11 -tseptl E. c.. JORDAN
LIlHE pnpIII lR W ATi,IIN1, IIA C,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

1EOORE'S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MARYLAND.
A Now ready for reception Of Summer Guests. To its
ing barge number Of cool and pleasant rooms SAT-
water bathing boating tishing Grabbing teG;pins
$25 per month, So per week. 81. 80 per day.
je17-1ms HERBERT r. MOORE, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-15

y est cash prices paid Also, Watches JeWelry Guns
Pstols &c. Call OK address HERXO0s sos 96 street
near 4enDsy1Yan1a HTenue> mnt2z