Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1883, Page 4

” Favuspay Sune 14, 1883. LOCAL MENTION. The Weathe: OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Waswnctor, D.C., Jun 14, 1983, 9:39 a. m For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather, Northerly winds, becom:ng light’ anl vurlabi>, sat ebanges in temperature, risinz followed by ing barometer. BPECIAL BULLETIN—WARMER FAIR WEATHER TO- MORROW. Slightly warmer fair weather 1; Indicate! for the miidie Atlantic states, New Eaglan}, lower lake regia, and Oilo valjey on Friday. PLY IMMENSE !—A set of “Dude” cards given foey oo ere purchaser of Ze. worth at Enter- Piise Tea Co., éch street and Pennsylvanly vente, pitol Hill. ‘Branches—Center, Eastern, Northern Liverty markets, on Friday and Saturda} Lerts’s all wool nun’s veiling, lace buaw M.bratta beige He., just receive! Brodue: Magktxa Down— wiae Swi finest Lis! Bilk Mitts, excellent qual A. Dawiman, agt., 805 7th OLD-FILLED JEWELRY, Warrantsl five yea tosiO. Prigg’s Jewelry store, 4 FeRsrrcre and uphotstering tn all fs br Made to order. Moths destroyed tn sum‘t W. B. Moses °3 Icz Cream Silpped anywhere out of jpect+l attention to strawberry festivals Norice!—Kets Kemethys, 1109 Pa. av., takes one doz. fine photos with one tilrtcenth palite, for $3 ‘THe Great CLosixe S of misses’ and Sy low shoes _and slippers et 75-., $1 und £1.25; boys and youch’s fue low shoes froin $1 up,continues to draz Immense crowds, : a's, 816 7th st Waissy For Mepicinar Pcrrose: ng brand, pure rye, 1388, sold by Chr. No. S11 7th street nort! Doar and window se W. B. Moses & Sox, co west mde to order by mand Market Space. at Brodhead’s. mm:ters, Hempler’s, 453 ‘TowELs 52., gh Reczivep, 1,000 Thera Pennsyivaniz avenue. A Swat Boy named Timethy Down'ng was taxed $1 in the Police Court this m« ing for Dath. ing in a little pond of water on Btreet, 1a full view of pass CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensea Street Ismvs will ve II extinguished at 3:00 a. m. ‘THE Stax will be sent by mail, post patd, to those Jeaving the city during the summer for any length Of Ume, and the address changed as often as de- sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, Post- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. ocal District. Commissioner J. R. West has accepted | the invitation from the committee of O. P. Morton Post, G. A. R, to attend acamp fire of that pest On the evening of the 18:h Instr Shillington sends the July number of the Young Ladies’ Journat. George Washington, co’ S flned $5 in the Police Court this mornt ‘The Alexaniria bose feated the Waverlys by ‘The fair given last Frid dence of Mr. E. H. by his little a the benefit of the poor in South Washington, and Mazie Rose, for itren’s country home, realized These little folks were alded 1 their charitable undertaking by Miss Emma Baum and otiers, who donated many of the articles Bolt, Henry Lee and Edward Dent, two colored Youths, were taxed $3) or 30 days each by Judge Snell to-day tor driving horses on K st tia a pace faster than te trot or gail Chainp Scott, ant his wif, Betty, were mined $5 » Sneil this ‘mornlig for Sneil_ this morn- #0 was Imposed. The Commencement Season. COLUMBIAN COLLTGE. ‘The sixty-first annus] commencement of the ‘Columbian colege took place last evening at Lin- coln hall, ia the presence of a very large aulience. ‘The stage was very tastily decorated with flowers > and plents. Scatel on the stage with D + Welling, the president of th Dr. Huntley, of the Metropotitan . oH. Greene, of Calvary A. J. Huntington, E. T. Fri: AP. OM ne, of the college’ faew trustees of the univers etses and ‘The the aduates acquit- part in them reflected with ted themseives of th: much credit upon the institution. Norval L. Burchell, winner of the sccona honor, delivered jutatory. Nowed oriz! f tat “Dri:tin 2 The Beauty of rehell. ‘The valedictory was L. Hodgkins, a soung gen- Ueman who ts entitle! to high ‘commendation for bis perseverance a3 a scholar. ‘The prizes were follows: Latin— cond, ell. Greek—first prize, HL. Hod L Burchell. Mathema IS; SECON, H. L. Hotgkins. esition and © awarded by Rey. Mr. Greene First prize, Howard L. Hodgkbu: L Bare Metapi 1 medals tor Darby, I Stephens Diplomas. L. Burehe Parks, M. 'N. athomiath avidson, »_ F. School i. L. Burchell, J. T. Harris, HL Richa y % H. Aivord, HL 1 Of mode os Hodzk! Ser, Hear Sebool of Latin. . Alvori & T. Marris, HL. Hod, . School of natarat © Hy od. C. a: “y te s a Eehool of philosopi 2. ¢. Dov rks, M. President the following: Bachelor of science. Fredei Parks; master of urts, Aiden H. Alvord, N. Bareheil, Ht. S. T. Harris, IL L. Hodgkins and N. Richardeon, Phe folowing nounced: LLD. University of of Farmville, V Unsbarg, W. V ir honorary degrecs to Hon. Wm. L. Wilson, president to Rey. Jax Nelson, and R-v. Geo. B. Leech, of Mar- and M. 4.,to Joan C.'S. Rich- ueyente, Wyom'ts Territory. Prest- ‘elline anno ved that the corner stone of NORWOOD INSTITUTE. oreises of Norvwoo2 Institute last Night were helt at the school, 2M 1th strect. A $ appropriate to the ocea A Yarlous classes were awarded 5 lnates: Misses Belle McCul- a. Daisy Brown. Mattie Wimer, M. Scott, E bs rant, Ella Walzl. Lucy M. Corkhill bles, Jesstey nt, Lucia ‘Talcott, Nanmie 2 Martin. THE LAWS SEMINARY. ment of the Laws temi- ace yesterday. Tue primary classes, Under the teachershlp of Mrs. Mary L. Whales, and the hicher clases, taught by Rev. Mr. Laws, xuninations, Add: pastor of the Wi church; Rev. Di titute Will take place at the Congre- gational church Friday evening. The followin: Young ladies will graduate: Misses Marton 8, P. Actisclt, Ada Buccleuch Conn, Hattie Loutsa Dan- aa Rose, Alice L. Shiltington and Wintiret Wyard. APITANS.—To-day thy District Grand Order of Good Samaritans and Daugh- le-sor Samaria met at Island hall, South Wash- ington, and engaged ta busiuess pertaining to the Fe neue Order. "This afternoon they have ager tons and this even! a nd pice Bi at Ricks pare, when adresses wilt be te by J. W. Pinci R. Tubiaan, Wm. Smith, W. H Jorda: ian Dorsey and Geo. Dixon, the North Capitol | ted at 11:90 p. m. end | '¥, B. Taylor and others. For the ao 4. W. Cooper is the ¢rand marshal and RHEUMATIGM OF THE HART ASSIGNED AS THE CAUSE. Mr. Wm. Lilley died this morning at 6 o'clock at his residence, on G street,between 13th and 14th streets, of rheumatism of the heart. Mr. Lilley was 70 years old, and had been suffering with rheumatism for some time, but his death was very Sudden and entirely unexpected. His funcral will take place to-morrow at 5 o'clock. It will be Temembered that Mr. Lilley entered suit lately against ex-Senator Dorsey, for damages from 1nju- ries received in @ persoa.l assault upen him at Dorsey’s house. It does not appear, however, that his death had any counection with that assault, a3 It seems to have resulted fronerheumatism of The heart, from which he has suffered for years. Mr. Lilley was tue father of ex-Deputy Sixth Au- ditor Lilley. Ie was a native of Olio. He was at one tine United States consul at Babta. After- wards he was for some years In the government departments, and liter bas been occupted as a claim agent and lawyer. = ‘The Bicycle Champions. ‘A SZRIRS OF KACES ARRANGED TO TAKE PLACK IN THIS CITY. Mr. Hicham, the English bicycle champion, and Prince, the American champion, have each de- Posited a forfeit of ftty dollars for a series of chamuloaship races for $500. ‘They will probably take plaice on the track at Athletic park fore the fourth of July. The races will be tor five, ten, and thirty miles, the best two out of three, ae es ‘THE Bopy cr Prov. BeNtow Fornp.—Yesterday, ‘THz Stax published an account of the finding of the dee: m5osinz remains of a white nin on the Virginia side of the river by a colored boy, Beside the body was a silver mounted cane, on which was envraved thy words “Prof. RH.’ B.. March 30, 1873.” ‘The body was about 160 yards from the Fulis Church road. It proved to be the remains of Prof. Benjamin Hyde Benton, a teacher of mathe- mates, Wo, a3 reported in Tus Srar about two weeks ago, disappeared from his home, No. 520 11th. street southeast, on the 21 Inst. Fears were ex- Pressed by his family that he mizht have com. initled suletde, as he had several times stated that his dead body’ would be found sometime on the Virginia shore. ‘Tae day before he left home a bottle of laudanurn was taken from bim, and that. nigitt he refuse to eat his Supp>r, statlag that he | had eaten all he ever woula. He was suffering from some mental aberration. An Inquest will be held by the Alexandria authorities, oe Marntage Liceyse @ clerk of the court has issued licenses to Andrew J. Preall and Cettuda Philip Mansfield and Altes 8. Buckley; . of Prince George's county, fosephine Yoxel, of Anne Arenzel rge H. Lewis dng Isabel Parker; id Frederike Schilling, both Meininger, ot Mich., and M. Gusile G: New Yerk; 8. A. Gaskins and Ada Genevieve’ Collt Claent Chapman Younz, of Bergen Potnt, York, and Fannte Clarke; I streb and tion Semkins and Blanche Meade Gi ¢ Herbert and Li davins, beth of Alexandrl, Va.; Edward 8. Woh farch, of Wilmington, Dei, and Sorah Vessey; Peter Law-on and Hattie Ross, of Prince George Mary A. Stark county, Md.; Weston Flint, of C:ttaraugus county, N.Y., and Lucy R. Brown, of Murysville, Onto; Richard MeCoy and Catherine Ricks, : _ = Reat Estate Sars.—Walter B. Willams & Co., auctioneers, sold for Chas, F. Wollard, trustee, the north twenty feet front by the depth thereof of lot numbered 9, in square numbered 447, situate on the east sidé of 7th street, between N and O streets northwest, improved by a two-story and attle frame dwelling, to 1. . Henry Schmedtie, | for, $4.00. Thomas Dowiing, aucttoneer, sold for Messrs. Jackson & Meloy, trustees, a brick dwelling-house situated on Potomac, near Bridge street, George= town, D. C., to Mr. William Howard, for $3,490. — Affairs in West Washington. MARKISGr.—The wedding of Nr. Samuel A. Gas- kins and Miss Ada Genevieve Collins, daughter of took place at Trinity (Cathollc) i > in the presence of alarge num- | ber of fiends of the parties, At 7 o'clock p.m. a wedding march from the organ announced the arrival of the party. ‘The bride was attired In a White dress, trimmed with lace, and wore the } usual bridal vell and orange blossoms. Father Roccoiort oMtetated. The ushers we STS, €. H, Ourand, Frank W. Dowllag, Thomas It | Fewkes, and E. 'T. Simpson. After the ceremony Gaskins reesived the congratulations of many friends at the residence of the bride's rents. ‘The presents were numerous. After the Teception the briial couple were escorted to their future home on Lingan street. < OF CANAL TOLLS ON Coat.—A meetin, lors of the Chesapeake anit Ohio canal was held in Baltimore night, at which 1 was ecidel to reduce the to'l on coal from 50 to 4) cents, subject to the approval of the board of pub- Me works.” ‘Tits, it Is expected, will be followed by @ reduction of freight, which ts now 90 cents per on. A TraneR—James Carter was arrested by OM- traore last night for tearing down tue tront ps of a house and throwing them against the Troat door. In the Police Court this morning he S fined iy 5 Ward, Stephen Holmes, for Jersey City. Cosprrion or THe WateR—Great Falls, very turd Z reservoir, orth connection, do. ; south connection, slizhtly turbid; distributing reservotr, r. B. 1. Burt, chr. Julta A, (stare. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes, Ranging Nofses in the Head, Nervous Headache pepeia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, ete., cured. one box Catarrhal Solvent é ford’s Inhaler, in one package, of all wists. for $1. Ask for SaNForp’s RaDIcaL CURE, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca. Fi Marixol', Clover Bioasoms, ete. Porrer DruG AND Cuzuicar Ci Sciatica, Coughs, Colds, tomach aud Bowels, Shooting Pains, Numbuess, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dys- persia, Liver Compiaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epidey s E Ei E & z é ic ¢ 3 E He E g E Ly 1 A dela | HE SURE EFFECTS OF AYER’S SARSAPARILLA sre thorough and permanent. If there is a lurking teint of Scrofula about you Ayor’s Sareaparills will dis- lodge it and expel it from your system. A NSISKER DYE MUST BE CONVENIENT TO ‘ure, easy to appiy, impossible to rub off, elegant in appearance, ani cheap in price. Buckingham’s Dye = the whiskers unites in itself all these merits. Try it. elt mon TUTT FI TITT HH op g888s Trt ERE TH ies Some tf - uM oO Sgss8 Tt KEE FT, STIT FEE bod EER BRE > ss | EE jinn BSS :2 kER ROE Sss8 CELEBRATED STOMACH HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS meets the Tequirements of the rational medical philosophy which at present prevails. It ts a perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the three important properties of a tonic and an alterative. It fortifiea the body against disease, invigorates and revitalizes the tory-d stomach and liver, and effects a salutary change preventive, in the entire system, For sale by all Druggists ana Dealers gencrally. ‘3 00. a J Bese yr & &- Rk OO L BS? OF PA tae K It NNN GO Roh an Kx it NNN G @ Be AA BS HERE Boo | BLB mes K K UN NN GEO | WoW. WwDpDD FER RRR Poo kwww D DE Hi pre O O WWWWD DEKE RRR PR a Oo wWwWWW D DE P cO WwW YW DDD EEER ‘This powder never verics. A marvel of purity, | strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than with the multitude of Jow ‘est, short weight, alum or rhosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ING PowER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. Panxen Royat Bax- av & Cos Roasissox, NOVELTIES IN SUMMER CLOTHING, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER SUITS, ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUIT3, CRASH AND LINEN SUITS, FRENCH WORSTED SUITS, SERGE SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS. MOHAIR SUITS. DRAP D'ETES SUITS. N N's CLOTH SUITS. TRIMMED AND FINISHED EQUAL TO CUSTOM WORK, THE ROBINSON DUSTER. COMPLETE PROTEC- TION AGAINST DUST. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. ONE PRICS CLOTHIERS, Je6 319.8.E, Cor. 7th and D 3ts. Trusas: RUNKS!! Packing Trunks, Ladies’ Saratoga Trunks, Gent's Trunks. Just received another big assortment at pop- ular prices. PACKING TRUNKS FROM $1.25 UP. SATCHELS! SATCHELS!! A large asrortment of Ladies’ and Gent's Traveling Satchels and Bags. RUSH BAGS, LARCEST SIZE, ONLY 10 CENTS. HAMMOCKS! New styles with Pillows and Stretchers, A large va- riety at popular prices. CROQUET SETS AND SWINGS. ' == FOLDING CHAIRS, CAMP STOOLS and other traveling conveniences. Iwill offer agood many New Bargains this week. Every department is etocked now, and all my goods aro marked at Popular Prices. Making toes ne Be dU Uae Choking muct lodged, membrane cleansed and healed, breath sweet ned, smell, taste and hearing re- BPE hay UeMMe stored, and ravages checked. BBB A A UU MM OMS Couzh, Bronchitis, Dro: pings into the Throst, Pains 49 416 Trm STREET. from 7th to 8th streets, 13 devoted exclusively to TOYS, themon had. Our ussortment of Boys’ VELOCI- Pi DES snd TRICYCLES inwuperb. We offer none but the hort Our $3.50, Velocipede, for beginners, finds 1auch favor, as we rellag eat number of then, For larger boys, gay from 6 years up, we recomniend oureplendid ‘Tricycle. ‘The front wheels are much larger than on Velocivedes, the boy aita high up, yet there is no danger of xn upset, and. @ "“Hesuer” {9 ine poanble. Hence, for wafety sid seed they combine ail one can wish for.’ ‘the prices are .75, $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 and $11. ‘ In Boys’ WAGONS we keep only the best make. They Tange from $1 up. W.th equare iron ax'es, securely. beltedon, we have them from £2 up. We have kept this make of wagons foc years, and can recommend them to be a superior article, We mention also nice handy SWING3 for Babies 990. aud our Baby HAMMOCKS af 590 ah PAMIES, and parties lea city we weil to take woe of them along. a mene Our FISHING RODS also would come in . have them from 20c, to $1.98 vache © Bands. We We must not forget our lsrge assortment of HAM- MOCKS. We have a cood Hammock at 9c. and $1.49. Mexican Hammocks aro superb. Wo eell them at Incox st $2 You con put your whe hates te eck at $3. You can our whole. fim! Yourself included, aid have a good swing all round” SILVERBERG'S, 312 7th and 313 8th strects northwest, sell Near Pennsylvania avenue, Fon Troe Use, ‘The Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, FKOM BIRRESBORN ON THE RHINE. Recommended by the Highest Medical Authorities. FRED’K HOLLENDER & CO., 8. A. for the U. 8. and Canada, epl2-3m 116, 117, 119 Elm atreet, New York. > Sos Dut Gas Sroves. CLEANLINESS. COMFORT. CONVENIENCE, GUARANTEED TO SAVE HALF THE COST AND ALL THE LABOR OF COAL OR WOOD FIRES, AND DO BETTER COOKING THAN ANY STOVE IN THE MARKET, OR MONEY REFUNDED. CALL (OR SEND CARD) FOR BOOK OF CITY REFERENCES, AND SEE STOVES IN OPERATION. Acent, R.G. CAMPBELL, Puoumper, &c., my2%6-im,4p __61710ra STREET NORTHWEST. HH, >. Bare ; TMPORTER AND TAILOR, 7111 Pennsylvania Avenue ‘Northwest, SPRING GOODS. Com, a selected ‘of St Pe ea an lea fashion house of Washington. B.D. BARR. ‘OHNSON, THE BOSTON CATERER, FUR nishes MEALS at 36c., first-clazs TABLE BOARD at$18 per month. Meals, in first-class order, sent out to. my! ATO ci aoe OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE. iCANSON BROS., corner te aera for bres Pc KS 3 tne ordinary kinda, and cannot be sold in competition { Of our immense store, running throneh the equare and we keep all the year round a full asortinent of at short pit etreatnorinvent and Oh Het nord “tae and D Hooats; wal ving the city CITY ITEMS. “Am infant Crying in the night, An Infant crying for the light, . And With no language but a cry.” ‘The child was in patn, and knew no better than to cry until morning, or: untll som: brought bim tomething to. 18 suffering. Everybody who has the care li child should remem- ber that the littleeliow’s patns and gripes are ever more severe t #im than co! pains would be'to a big man_.- Acting on this, itis wise always to have Davis’ Pain Killer on hand. An Enrishet of the Blood and purifier of the system; cures lassitude and lack of energy ‘stek is. Brown's Iron Bitters. Kayser, W. Va.—Driw, D. Ewin says: * Many eae) Brown’s fron Bitters as an excellent onic.” IneDEs1, COUNTY:.C.—The ex-sheriff, Mr. W. F. Wasson, says: SBrown's Iron Bitters ’has im- Proved my digestiommnd general health.” 1 Guilty!—TherVerdict of the Jury, for selling the best @em’s Gauze Vest at 25c.; Re- inforeed Unlaundtted shirts, 50c. A, Dammann, | agt., 805 7th st. Special Prises.in Gold Watches. j Ladies’ Solid Gold fui Jeweled Levers, at $17, $20, ani Ladies’ Soltd Gotd fuli Jeweled Stemwinders, at $2), £25, $39 to $50, Gents Solid Gold American Stemwinders, at $30, Gents’ 14, Extra Jewetled Elzin Stemwinders,$50. 02 R. Hanns & Co,, 432 7th street. Lunaborg’s Perfumes, Edenta, and Marechat Niel Rose. ‘The Tea Party's Vote. All the lady’s assembled at Mrs. -——'s tea party voted that the best thing in the world to keep a house free from all kinds of insects is Hunt’s In- sect Powder; never falls and costs only #5 cents per bottle. Sold by all drugyists, Burnetv’s Coconine Promotes the growth of the hatr, and renders it dark and glossy. It holds, ina quid form, a large proportion of deodorized Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for this purpose. No other compound possesses the pecullar properties which so exactly suit the various conditions of the human hair. Milwaukee Beer, Se. a stoveplpe—drawn from tccod, ry KNIGHT, 1732 Penna, avenue, Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice,roaches, bed-bugs, files, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers 150, Milwankee Beer, 5c. a schooncr—drawn from trood. w Kn1e@HT, 1732 Penna, avenue. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every moraing and delivered in 3-1, “Ward” prints, 5c. pey 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Se. per qt. Cream, 15c, pint. VERY CHEAP—HIGHLY IMPROVED Farm of 32% acres, four miles out 7th-atrect road, | year Brightwood. For pear call at Real Fstate Office of I. W. WALKET, 1003 2 {OK RENT—FOR THE SUMMER SEASON, FT. teen miles from Washington, D.C., a new House of Zrcome and stable. | Call or address A. FRE} M. Vienna, Va., on W. & Ohio & W. K. R. Jel! WOK SALE OR EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME Country Place near Leceburg, Va. Five acres of land, with comfortable ten-room dwelling with all con Yenicnees, Stable, carriaso house, ice house, dairy, &c. | Large orchard wit selected fruit. Location healthy cnd within afew minutes wa'k of the rzilroad tation. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 13: EF street northwest, Washington, D. C., or Lock Box No. 7, Leeaburg, Va. Jo11-6t ‘OR SALE—AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN, MD.,NEAR Boonsboro, 18 acres of land, with eix-room brick lace under cultivation, with fine fruit and e barn and outbuildings; beautiful summer, besold cheap. 1HOS.' J, FISHER & CO., 2 wil F street northwest. PROPENTY FOR SALE.—WE HAVE | Ree ale: Tract of 115 Acres, three more und Ohio Railroad. ‘the i cation and general character of the property adm adapt it for subdivision and settlement. ‘Th low and terms easy. PAKKEK & LOWNSEN: Estate Dealers, 1418 F strest. ‘OR TRADE—CHEAP_TWO FARMS, the other 104 acree, four miles north of terms eusy. Inquire of HUGUELY,& a je8-1m* A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION? We offer for sale, in whole or in part, the property | known as ‘Whitney Cloen,” Iytnc both ‘sides Of Whi ney avenue, at he main entrance to the Noliers' Hoa containing about 40 acres, comprising the finest buil ing sites north of the city. Will’be sold entire of 1n part, App'y to ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 3 1924 F street norihwest, near Ebbitt House. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Virginia. sixty miles from Washington, D. C., via Vir- ia Midland ftailroad, 645 miles from Warrenton, Va. uutifnlly located on a hii!, 105 feet above the Ka) hannock river, 250 feet northeast of the new hotel, at the junction of two of the Principal drives, on Lot No. 20, containing one-third of an acre. Lawn and grounds between cottage and hotel. Porch and entire cottage beautifully LIGHTED WIIH GAS. Street Jampe, chandeliers and brackets. Length of porch, 116 feet. 101 two roome, 16x18; ge closet, Luth-room and water closet; six win- dows openine tofloor on perch; inside biiuds. Second Story—Ceiline ten fest; two rooms, 16x18; three large closets and hall; four windows in each room and double window in hall: ineide blinds. Swiss roof with ornamental ‘Tower. Ventilation per- fect. The whole buiit of the best material and finished in the best styie in 1831, Stable, carriage house and servante' house combined, Just comp’eted. Cottage is well furnished—two sets_ wicker furniture for par.ors, two rets cottage furnit for bed-roome, coruplete. "All new and attractive. Photoxraph of cottage can be seen at office of General Eppa Hunton, Room 37, Corcoran Building, Waslinx- tov, BG iat my ofice, Warrenton, Va., and at my office in New York. Being unable to occupy the above ty, beoanse of iy change of residence, I will rell the whoie tor 000, one-half cash, balance in twelve months with 4, interest. H. RE. GARDEN, Attorney-at-Law, Duncan Buildiug, Nassau and Pine strest my26-3w* IN Towing vilage of ANACOSTL E'VILLA eites und building lot Advanced to purchasers wining to build. H. A. GRISWOLD. Panasor 8, SILE GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES. The PALAIS ROYAL PARASOL STOCK consists of Satin Coaching Parasols, Lace Trimmed Parasols, Black Satin Parasols, Children's Parasols, Carriage Parasols, &e. Parasols at $10 have been reduced to $4. In short, the entire stock has been reduced below cost, and ladies by calling early caa obtain the most astounding bar- gains. EMBROIDERIES.—We have lately purchased a etock of fine Embroiderios at 50 per cent discount, Ladies can buy at the Palais Royal the finest Embroideries at the price of the inferior goods, SILK GLOVES in Mouequetaire style. Our Gloves at 08c., $1.15, $1.25 and $1.35 have been reduced to93e. per pair. Our Glove at $1.48, $1.54, $1.64 have been reduced to $1.26 per pair. Our Gloves at §1.72, $1.83, ‘$1. 98 have been reduced to $1.72 per pair. Our Gloves at $1.98, $3,25 and $2.38 have been reduced to $1.98 per pair. Our Gloves from $2, 48 to $3.25 have been reduced to $2.25 and $2.68 per pair. Silk Mitts, in every shade, Teduced prices 68c., 85c., $1.25, $1.63 and $1.98 per pair, former prices 75e. to $2.48° Ev dh Bo, BAH ond Je6 Conrzaxp Co. Creamy Burren. TO THE TRADE: Just Received 50 packages Cortland County New York State Fine Butter, at Store 11 Center Market, Also, Ohio Grass Butter and Iowa Creamery, Dealer in Butter, Cheese and Fggu, 468-61° G. P. WILSON. 3217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, J UsT Recsrvm, A fullline of NEW INGRAINs, Alarge lot of MATTING, Cheap, Another invoice of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS, the BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market, Examine our Stock before buying. CARYETS CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES, BINGLETON & HOEKE, my26 K 801 MARKET SPAGZ.@ ee eee N’S ALI-WOOL BLUE FLANNEL PANTS, WS: fast colors. Navy. Pet ‘best quality $12, worth $15— "Hoye Eien Saite, ‘Best 600, Straw | deiphia and THE EVENING STAI —— Se Apsowvrety Pore DRY GOODS. WLAND HOUSE, Ocean Grove, N. J. favorite Family Resort. Siete fat mae <= coman'aaet Cre Tarticulsts, - ‘PRAY VIEW, “ N GHOVE, N. 3.. DIRECTLY facine the Ocean aud iuker Supwrioe fours story hotel, with verandae on three fronta. Focfoct dratonge and raglan” and, SOMEDE WihTE. Does FOF 200. Box 2.0 VAPE MAY. N. J., VILLA BELLEVUE, C Lafayette end Congress Ste.; two min- Utes walk from beach and i-X. station. Ooean, Yew from every room. Kk€duced rates for June. Je10-tu, th, a, 1m PAKKEK. HE MADISON, Sunset avenne and Kuyley street, ASBURY PARK, N.J. First-class. Gas, Electric Bells and Telephone. a (Ue12-2m) ST; CLAIR HOTEL, MARTINSBURG, W. VA. ‘the La Leading ant the Best in the, Town. First Class in Every Respect. Menu excelent: wines, &e., choice; pool ana carom, liarde: telegraph operator in hotel off comfortable chambers; porters at a:ltrains; omnibus free; within two hours’ ride of Wa-hington by B.& 0.R. A. ; ‘climate unexcelled for health or purity of air. ‘Terme low, end special month!y rates arranged for one oF more persons. “Address the manswer. SAMUEL V. FIEKY, STEWART & WISNEH, Owners. “ABASDALE HOUSE, NEAREST TO SPRIS Hotel, Bedford. veasant i Pa., now open for rece fion of guests. ‘The house bas been thoronraly overhauled; bath Worse Set acta room and modern improvemente. house is most a leasant located midway between Beaford and the Sp ings, Wil lawn, well shased; good etabling. For further information addres Je12-Im* ALSIP & SMITHS. _ A MITE NUMBER OF BOARDERS WILL BE taken for the summer at “‘Creedmoor,”; two wiles from Werrenton, Va., one mile@/y from the HX. healthy location, pire air, fine did water, plenty of fruit and vezetabies, milk, &c.: lance rooms, a large yrrd, plenty of shade, no mosquitoes, no malaria: 23g Loura from Washington, iy mail and five trainsaday. For terms, &e., address A. C. MALLOW, Warrenton, Vi City reference, 1213 F street n. w. jp-li-t M00#!s HoteL AND SUMMER RESORT, ‘Leonardtown, Md., Js now open for summer cuests; terme, $1.509/ per. day, 39 per week, $25 per month; children. under 12 years and nurses half price: no moequitors: Je8-1m 2 HEUBLUT FL Jopen June 23d; terme, 32 per day, Dor week: itis rescyed vis BW. Be reek Eastern Shore and Mary and Steamboat C For particulars apply to S. J. MASSEY, Prop tT POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELTHIA. arrival al the New Deoull Street Station, Phu = Union Transfer Coaches aad Horee Cars reé transfer direct tothe station of the West Jersey rail- road, at the foot of Market atreet. For throuzh tickets, baggzee checks, and full {1 for- mation, apply jows: Northeast corner 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue station, Baltimore and Poto- mac Railroad. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. Je9-teul5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. 1 Artannic Crry. Express Trains are run THROUGH without, Stops IN NINELY MINUTES via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! KAILROAD, | FROM. Station foot of Vine street. Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars tached are run during ‘the season at conveni. ent hours, and passengers will find on thei WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, ¥ROM Station foot of Market st. Passengers from Washington will take the through trains of the Baitimore end Potomac reiiroad to Phite- veat the pew Broad-strect etition ef the Pennsyivania railroad. where the strect cars will convey pagsenecrs direct to the West Jersey rctiroud station, cud Union transfer coaches counect direct to the station of the Camden and Aflantic railnoad. ¢ through tickets, baggage checks, and full inform- ation apply as follows: Northwest corner 13th treet and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad. CHAS. F. PUGH, tar fet Manaizer. 3. R. WooD, Gen. Passenger Agent. addrese ER, Manager. MAY, NEAR THE shaily grounds; swings, + ood place for famiites HAS, LE ROY WHEEL- For i lustrated circuiar, terma, & JeT-26t FRED, EF. FO! REMONT HOUSE, CaP! beach. Larzo, croquet, lawn tenn! Teas: erates, ER, Proprietor. ype VIEW HOUSK,_ NTON, PA. © 8. W. WRIGHT, Provrictor. Situated in the beautiful villege of Canton, near Minnequa Spri:xa, Canton Glen and Mouctein Lake, and in the midst of th> most romantic and pi furesque scenery In Northern Penneylvauia. A favo ite fishing resort for people from the Home for the tourist and commercial traveler. for terms per week. LACKISTON ISLAND WILL BE OPENED TO the reception of guests on JUNE 1 Daily communication by boats. Terms mode: rete. OWEN L“VIN, caro of Stoamer J. W. Thompson, Blackiston Isleud, Md. TLANIIC HOTEL, OCEAN’ CITY, MD.. Will open June 26th. Muny ’ improvements ¥/ have bec maze, buildings painted, ete. Forde greulars arply ‘tothe Star offtee’or JOHN § Proprietor, Ocean City, Md. jet-im —OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. ies at wea; #urf and still water bathing; bass and blue fishinz; accommo- ¥/} ates 600: bali and theatrical rooms, gas, dL! Glectric bells, 400 revular bozrders, sub-marine cable. Hotel Masses, smal ‘er, leas pri Send for ilinttra- D'S Bi cxroms i RESS HAL! Je9-0, tu, th ‘NOVO HOTEL, A DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN RESORT, ‘Locat ovo, CLINT N Co., Pa.. on smctel ~ pain ena Fae Mensivoad. Hecwtisonoaly haraiemed Uoeepn, emeiemen good trout and bash fishing. No oes For circuiar, address JOHN FLURF, Jei-s, tu, that, Proprietor. WILLOW GROVE, SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA. on Valley branch B. & O- railroad; rail- Toad stat on in sight; daily mail—morning and’ evening. Come and breathe mountain air free from malaria and mcsquitoes; taste vexctabies 1 from the soil, untransported: chickens, butter, creatn, ‘mill . Witn buoyency thus renewed, walk on the the moss-covered rocks along the creek, under the oaks, around :h: Big Sprinz, or on the river banks undcr the eyesmores and will bething and boat-ux in the river. &ec., on the banks. Address Mrs. D. P. Willow Grove, Shenandoah county, Va. m: ISITORS TO NEW YORK DURING THE SUM- mer months will find cesirab'e Apert ments. consisting cf parlor, bed-rooma, an bath-room, private dining-room if desired, special rates from MAY Ist TO SEPLEMBER Ist, at THE NANOVER, H° ‘EL KAATERSKILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, OPENS 3D SEASON JUNE 26TH. ‘The most popular mountain resort in the world. An il soute direct vo tue Motel, via the new Kaat Railroad, For cdditiona: information address EA GILLETT, slonnade Hotel, Philade'phia, Pa. GOOD HARBOR, joucester, Masy.—Cuisine first- lass. Finest surf bathing and ocean ecenery, on the Atlantic coast. Send for book detcriluk Cape Aun. E.G. BROW ap24-tu, the, 260 ((METON Howse, CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. tone Ts second to none on the coart for location and ad management. Jel-co3mn ‘A. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. THOMSON HOUSE, es ‘Gn the Philadelphia and Erie railroad faa? ‘This populer mountain resort will open, June 16th for the entertainment of summer wiallore, Superior accommodations are. offered. Beautifal foreat scenery. Ture air and water. A convenient resting place for travellers. I:xcellent trout fishing and cunning. For cireniars eddresn he, tudt GLO. W. JACKSON, Manager. Cc OLTON'S sain RESORT, EIGUTY, MILES own the river; ity, ing, gravbing axa ‘bathing. Open JON 208 @2) Terme, $1.50 per da! Pro-, prietor, HE ARGYLE, OCEAN END OF GON. necticut avenue, Atlantic City. 2. Mise X. 'R, HARVEY, Proprietress. Jol-Im&s, tu, tham P. 0. Box 380, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16ru. Coxeness ‘HALL, SARATOGA SPRING, RATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. Je6-2m_ NT—GRAND VILLA HOTEL, ATT N. J. furnisned, ” full Ocean view fron every window. bell, hot and cold water. for 150 WM. J. nests, Algo, ten fine cottages. LOVE, P. 0: ox 43 my30- TOPHOTE, BLUE RIDGE MOUN- » Va, on Chesapeake & Ohio Tuallway frown Washington City and 120 miles en, Wilt be open Jitas 10th, we 1988, Telosraph and Post 0 aro Bepot Va. or terms, etc, address, r) EN MAS! + Pro} Charlottesville, Va. mys. UY hes MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, WiPiamsport, Pennsylvania. A quiet home fox the sututner months, Cool nights, No mosquitces. No malaria. Beautiful drives, music, ete., ete. Table liberaily d with farm produce. te. Send yoys-3m_ a ©. R. R., has beeen leased by; Families can make arcange. do. 72 : 15th street, Wesington, D. myl-2m WPR® “BRicuTos,” A - ATLANTIC CITY. tent OPEN ALL THE YEax. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, OF the Be WELCKER’S. manteat reduced rates by spplying to - 8. MALDE ree Address Soe eke (CB MARDEN, SSS my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SOX. HE GUY MANSION, SECOND AVENUE, pEwooD: Bala, Ringoy ace, noo EnER near Kingsley st,, Aevury Par Ra (a $ th a pases atreet, A Pra eee Sta ee bury Park, N- J. Open JUNE 1. For terma@4} of interest. First-cluss appointments. Je2-Im* MES. J. F, BOWEN. Wy ETROPOLTTAN—COERNER OF ATLAN- tic and Fifth avenues, Atlantic Cit N warm baths, Camden and Atlantic tral atthe door, Termeamoderate. J. A. del-2m OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 12ru. ROCK N SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, fant Near Wingbester, Va., iil open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish to leave the city at that time. ‘Larve addstions have been mede this season for the acecmmodation of a (ice number of guests. The dining-room has aleo been Daptirn oe new patent closets: nae ia provided, and the itary arrangements are perfect, ‘The proepect for an abundcnt crop of the best fruit in the frnmediate neighborhood of the Springs 1s. very promising this season. For circulars and accommodations apy, to A. 3. Pratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washington, D.C. Circu- Jers also at this office, ye A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. ‘ERMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City, N. J." Ocean view from every ¥ room. The house wil be kept open all the year.. For particulars 2ddress Mrs. KOBT. BL, OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST ‘Va., rebutit and newly furnished rooms. Xo malaria or moequitoes., Tablo board un- Y/R passed. ‘Terms, $6 to $7.50 per week, ac-, cording to location of rooms. Special terms for familie Oren JUNE 10th, 1863, MRS. 8. E- LOVETT. Pro: prietrees. my26-2m HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, (B.. ‘will also ETTYSBURG, Pa., ‘con- @ WILL BE OPEN JUNE oo The **t "in reo-ntly en! jodate boarders, Wi Rect with W. Md. HJ. & H&G. R Me, Cl at, Depot, for etaraare For further iculars and terms send for ive cireular. ress. 4. YINGLING, Proprietor, my28-3m_ Gettysburg, Pa. terms address Mra, J. A. ton Park ave.. Baltimore, Md. address H. C. iRR June let, Asbury Wiens apse Masonville, N.J., nutilsi7 N.J., after Jans ist, myl9-Tm i RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- Baths, Horses, Hunting, Fishing, Excelleut Table. ‘Crrculare at Bren-@7% tano’a, "1025 Fenn. Ave.. or address A. M.A JELLY, New Windsor, Md. myil5- FEASTEND COTTAGES, BEDFORD, Pa. open May 232. Location pleasant; ‘water ¥ “9 from mineral epring fresh every dsy, without du extra charge; teri moderate. Addtess— my3-2mn" J. W. BARNDOLLAR, proprietor. INEY POINT HOTEL. J.P, HORBACH & CO. fon? Newly furnished th-oughont. New aud commodious bath houees. Slgsuiers Excelslor and Leary leave Washington and or with U.S. mall and pascebyers, ‘Boating, Bathiuc, Pisiiug, Grae OPEN JUNE Isr, 1883. For particulars address Hotel. [PEE OF sHOALS. my25-Im APPLEDORE AND OCEANIC HOTELS, OPEN JUNE 18ra. ‘These Telands, ten miles off the const of New; Hampshire, aro'a most delightful resort for the summer tourist and all those secking the q and refreshment of the sea. ‘The Hotels accommodute one thousand people, and are first class in all appointments. The temperature is Sea pLay wigae Mead a es excollent tables; tand of mucic; flosts from_ Boston on Fastern deliverea free, checked from ‘Boston and LAIGHTON BROTH! -Im P.O. salem, Portamouths NH, Ties SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J., si Michiear ene ac ona SMR TST SS ak “iny?-smn eat EDWIN ROBERTS, With the 9 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. trains railroad. ‘0 QTOCKION HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. WILL OPEN JUNE 30. Sanitary Arrangements the & vO bean pieced ir perfect aides by General Hussall Thayer. of Tanngement will be under the care of J. F. ‘Pro ‘of Old SARE Bacio Foe i 0 Sr Mr. CAKE will be at Continental Hotel, Philadel on Thursdays until June 3, myl- BS ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY BEA-; RESORT YN VIRGINIA. SIDE Bi 3 and snipe ing. AMsNric ony, a FAMILY HOTEL. tn? THE COLONNADE. Farnished, with all the modern improvements, MRS.'C. A. BINES, my21-2m (Formerty of Washington, D. ©.) W open ail tae year Serine oa Bee pales conveniences of Sree gps areas 3.1. BRYANT. Jos eae “FoRDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, g,..p Sega. feat E. 0. J is myazi-im er EASON 1883, pe Ny parties. rooms DY wae ‘WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. OTH % Pe x. Pe - GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. . CHABLES—' \N END 0! ELA- SSiveresrenze 2 eats City, Ng. vatoat Goean, JONAH WOOTTON, Provesstor, preeretiade LR TE Ty GREAT TROUBLE IN ie ae {Rlovercome, "tite siembars at ere ‘THE ONLY PEKFEOT SUB>TITUTE FOR MOTH- ‘The mort nourishing diet for invalids and nursing mothers. Commended by all physicians. Sold by all fanhict ir) METCALE & GO. 41 Ousted Wharf, T. Boston, Mass. Joll-mbkth, 266 Gus Cooxne Gave [SSS O8 ALL GALES FOR THIRTY DATR SEATON PERRY @vecessor to Perry & Brother} PREVIOUS TO REMODELING THE FRONT AND MAKING OTHER EXTENSIVE IMPROVE. MENTS TO HIS STORE, WILL ALLOW 4 DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, MAY 8st. THIS I8 A “RARE OPPORTUNITY” TO BUY NEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS, AT TEN PER CENT LESS THAN THE LOW- EST RETAIL PRICES, AS THE WHOLE STOCK HAS BEEN PURCHASED FROM FIRST HANDS FOR CASH. £@~ ALL. GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, FROM WHICH TEN PER CENT WILL BE DE- DUCTED, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Fenneyivenia avenue, corner 9th street. Fatablished 1849, Py) LAv= Lawns. LAWNS. 200 Pieces New LAWNS, 5 conta. 200 Pieces New LAWNS, 5 centa. 200 Pieces New LAWNS, 5 cents. 100 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNB, 8 conte, 200 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNS, 8 canta, 200 Pieces Union LINEN LAWNS, 8 cents. 75 Pieces Yard-Wide LAWNS, 10 conta. WS Pieces Yard-Wide LAWNS, 10 cents, ‘75 Preces Yard-Wide LAWNS, 10 cents. 100 Pieces Yark-Wide Organdy LAWNS, 12 cente, 100 Pieces Yard-Wide Organdy LAWNS, 12 cents, 100 Pieces Yard-Wide Organdy LAWNS, 12 cents. Seersucker GINGHAMS 10 conte. Madras GINGHAMS, 8 cents. Cheviot GINGUAMS, 10 cents. Best Yard-Wide Bleachod MUSLIN, 10 conte. Ind'a LINENS, Yard Wide, 12cts., 15cts., i8cte, MARSEILLESand PIQUES, 12 cents. DRESS GOODS, 1dcts.. IScts., I8cts.. wots, 5obes PARASOL, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. BLACK CASHMERES. all wool, 37cts.. S0cte., Oct FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths, 37 cents up, BIRAW MATTING, White and Fancy styles. c. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide, ‘near Center Market. Lawsxs: Lawss: Lawss 1 LAWNS: the Ned one hundred pieces of ACLEIC Tams Shien we are selling ateueht (S) centsa yard. Pacific Lawha, Lew styles, are selling every where at 12igc- REACTIFUL FIGURED SATEENS, reduced from NUNS’ VEILINGS, all wool, 42 inches wide, (wridest donnie witthy’ netused to Stine GRENADINES, reduced to 75c. and $1. SILKS! SILKS! SILRS! + Cheapest tilks in Ws . signeapost Hike in Washington, Silke st $7, Silks 60, soiiges# Gros Grain Black Silks reduced from $1.25 nest quality Biack Silks reduced to $1.25 and $1.50; bargains only. wtisck" Brocade Silk Grenadiues reduced from §1 CHEAPEST BLEACHED COTTONS Ever sold in Washington. Wamwutta, Davol and Fruit ng Loom, "yard wide, Bleached ‘Cottons, reduced BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 123. SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS, VERY EST QUALITY, reduced from 97% 40 18, _ CARTER'S, 300 711 MARKET SPACE. * — Bancais: Banca 4,000 yards Gingham, remnanta, 8c., worth 1260, 100 pieces Striped Ginghenm, very euperior quality, Seaside, 12%xc.. worth Wc. 100 White svireais, feu ine, We. worth $1. eces ue Jetting, be 100 foe Blankets, 65, 7.41. 100 pieces Linen’ Lawns, 15c., worth 200, Fessct Rttenteh led was aa ate, ner reduced to 35 an Our wi ‘stock at reduced prices. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 18 4 713 Market Space, | Mio Scxae Dazss Goons IN ENDLESS VARIETY, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN BATISTE. OUR LINEN LAWNS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE, BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE. FRENCH LAWNS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, AND AT PRICES WHICH WILL GUARANTEE THEIR READY SALE. TO EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF OUR INDIA LINEN AND FIGURED 5WIs8, SIMPLY MEANS TO OUR SATINFS ARE FAULTY) PRICE. OUR GINGHAMS HAV) WITH A VIEW TO NEET MANDS. INDIA PONGE! SATINE ROBES AT FIiS1 GOST. HAVING ANNOUNCED TRE GREAT BEDUG. Wr See re MARS THB SACRIFICE AND GUARANTEE Pino GooDs. ° waa 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Je5 Banoass aT Merarsstss. A fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pocks chiefs, 25 per cent Jees than usual price: sore Bos, Soper Latte Talia Gages oe; apd bi in Uni ctesatecy an Das by rat) 18) it 50 occee p 18 per cozen for the Best L en Collars, the only 75 cents, clerantly waae of the Biz sine Dress Siurte, to onder, $0 ‘washtub—perks wusran' MFGINNISS, 1002 F street ni and N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT I OF COLUMBIA. Many Axw Houweap et ol, ve. Covvanus J. Esunt et al.—In Equity, No. itt Ttis, thse Boe aay ot, if A.D. 7869, ordered ‘the report made by A. Tapeocenl SUSE SLE Satay a ot te 2b Zi “itt. Pleasant” and * “Plossan of John J. J Clerk. 7. wigs, 00 yy A aya pt er J. W. BOTELER & BON Are the Agents for the sale of tickets in this Distriag of the INMAN STEAMBEIP CO. Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain alll infor’ mation by apUlving'0 5 w BOTELER & SOX, 923 Penn. Ave. epll-sm T: = Comm te er SSNS we Bak PPROTHL? FOUR FURS AMD WINTER CLOTH. ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF OTR, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, ‘ameter . ae i /