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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON g. LAKES
GREAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE

SlfEhB tlRMAMkNT PAVILION.
One Hundred and Seventy Men and Horses.
Hnusea ent and instruction of the people, in the
wonderful combination of these
TWO GREAT FAMILIES.
aided by = great number of Lady and Gentlemen
PROFESSIONALS. oho.aa from the HIGHRsr ROLF
OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE.
TOM KING, the Champion Leaper ofthe World
MT KING and Mile ADELAIDE in a new and
original performance entitled. AdoHis and VsnEs
MASTER RAPHAELL in his Great FLYING Lean
- OF Twenty Feet.
Ftre Lazy h'derS nnd DdHSsESsS -ThTSc No. 1
osar sST Bsa 81 al. Ls s;,,.. E2,
apSdS c stss OF q Rs,s Las,ss A.,
Horses, Ponies and Educated Males.
venss the q ss s6sS y.
Iomedy and Fsrce, TO be substituted during the
season Tor the old, wornOut and wearisOme alter
THE LADIES.
MADAME ROBINSON, SO renowned every
of Lady exhiBitins 9pop beT bes9
tIful and high-msttled hOrses, the EracefnI, vet
strpotloG and practices, obtain over this noble sbi-
ma and the high point Of exoellenoe ard skill
which may b achieved IN this invigorsting and
MILE ALICE,
dashing effect, style, and fascinat,on. 70 steemst
any thng IKE description Of this wonderfully
tenco ia a newspaper advertisement would Re AZ
fnIa u refer the pHbllo 70 the Press Of the
L htbcu SLdtee ana Europe. NOflces viii be found
copied ON the leading Journals, in each pa Der in
winch this advertisement appears.
pferIng entirely In style from all others, this
Child Of Genius rides with the most perfect aban
don and fearlessness. her magnificent form assum-
iDg naturally the most graceful and classic posi-
lions, her lace Int up with a sweet smile of modest
conhdence, and her hne eve sparkling with genius
aud PRIDE OF her daily successes. er noble horse
Knows has mistress, and seems TO enter with az the
spirit OF ms generous nature into the general ex
cltemHnt which her Immense achievements univer-
sally create. AS they dash around the Arena there
is 9 splendid harmony of daring, style and grace,
ana deaienlns cheers proclaim another triumph
ICON.
LA FAIRIE KATE
From the Principal Thesters.
AT WASHINGTON on CITY HALL SQUARE,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR
DAY. June IL, Is, dndl Is
Admission 30 cents; children and servant, d ats
III. The company will perform at 6eorsttown
-hohuaS, June 10. je 4-lOt
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IL The Richmond Convention of the southern
seceders commences to-day. Nearly all the dele.
gates from Louisiana, Texas, Alabama. Missis.
sippi, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida ar.
rived on Saturday. There is great diversity of
opinion as to the course to pursue though nearly all
agree on going to Baltimore to contest the seats r
the Douglas claimants before taking their final
action IL was generally thought, yesterday. that
the Convention would adjourn to await the action
OF the Baltimore Convention, and that the dele.
gates would Immediately repair to Washington
to consult as to the course to be pursued at Bati-
mere Great feeling Is expressed against the
Douglas delegates from the South who will claim
seats al Bait more
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a rLAsAsr sPEcIFic.-Many persons will
suner rather than take nauseatipg m,dicin.. -.
DO we wonder that 1t should be So but those who
are amicted with cough, or irritation of the
bronchial tubes, or realize any of the usual con.
snmplve tendencies, so liable In the American
climate, need not fear To use tat ,em.,I.h,a
remedy, Dr.. Wistay's Balsam Of Wfid CI-,rU =
remedy a. agreeable 70 the palate a. eicaciou, in
removing disease Having years since tested this
article In our family with remarkable succesa we
have enthusiastically recommended n verbsliv
and IN our paper frequently, and many Of our
subscribers have addressed ms letters upon the
Whfn we say this ~ an unsolicited recommen-
dalton Of the excellent Balsam. our readers will
understand what we mean to say II is a remark.
aole and never falling remedy for consum ptiye
,ymptoms when taking In season Flag OF Our
CStoU. a u
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Washington, June IL, 1s6O.

APPOINTMENTS BIT THE PREscBzxr fol-
lowing appointments have been made by the
President, and confirmed by the Senate:
Julian A. Mitchell, OF South Carolina, to be
Secretary Of Legation at st. Petersburgh, to I'LL a
vacancy.
Samuel Ward, Of New York, to be Secretary
and Interpreter to the Commission on the part OF
the United States, under the convention with
Paraguay.
Tiifon +. Doolittle, Of Connecticut, TO be At.
torney Of the United States FOR the district OF Con-
necticut, to I'LL vacancy.
Rich. A. Edes, Of Kansas, to be Consul of the
United States at Pernambuco
David n. Carpenter to be Deputy Postmaster a,
Spring field, Mass.
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Spirit of the Morning Pr...
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The THREATENED Assault UPOH SENATOR
suMSER.-As we, Of course, expected would be
the case, all aPprehensions regards the perso-
nal safety Of Senator Sumner have been dispelled
1t appears that che party who visited Mr. Sum
neT and made the alleged threats was Capt James
l.. Henry, Of Kentucky, examiner In the Patent
once In this city. The affair having been
brought to the attention Of the police, and the
public made aware Of the fact Capt Henry in
company with Mayor Berret, called at Mr. sum-
ner's room on Saturday evening, and offered an
apology for his conduct toward that Senator He
stated that having visited club room the same
evening and heard ths speech Of the Senator dis
cRssed, he thereby became very much excited and
accordingly left the room for the purpose Of visit
ing Mr. Sumner, and letting him know what he
thought Oft. He admitted that the statement
made by him with regard to a party coming
hther from Virginia for the purpose of attac king
Mr.. 5 was untrue, and made by him while in
an exasperated state Of mind. With reference to
the subsequent call, Capt. Henry was not ware
of having sent any threatening message; and
stated further that the object of his two friends
in accompanying him waste endeavor to dissuade
him from intruding upon Mr. Sumner
Senator Sumner and his friends regarding the
explanation as satisfactory, accepted the apology,
aud here the matter terminated.
ROts.-We are requested TO state that the Capt
Henry above mentioned is not Capt Patrick Nj
Henry, Of Virginia, now an attorney, &c. in this
city.
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u The largest fire ever known I'm San An
tonic, Texas, occurred there on Saturday. Nav
70, by which part OF the Government store, and
works at that place were destroyed. The officers
and soldiers, as well as the fremen and citizens.
are said to have acquitted themselves in the most
gallant manner
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THE PoTTLEToN LEGACY, BY Aiber,
i Smith; 81 cents,
Adventures of Mr.. Ledbury, by Albert Smith; 50
cents. ~
Christopher Tadpole, By Albert Smith. 50 cents.
The Scattergood Family. by Albert Smith; 50 cents
RailysI. Library editions, especially, suited for
Just received and for sale by N
"a PHILIP 4 SOLOMONs.
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Penn av
Sois AEents for Lawrence's Celebrated Foreign
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DEATH OF MAJOR GENERAL JEssUP. = This
veteran officer Of the L 5 Army died at his resi-
dence in this city yesterday morning. of paralysis
In the I'D year of his age. He was born in Viz
Slnia In l7sS. In the conflict Of 1872 he was
Brigade Major and Acting Adjutant General to
General Hull He was subsequently brevetted
Lieutenant Colonel for distinguished and merito-
Fious services in the battle of Chippewa; after
wards oretted Colonel for gallant conduct and
distinguished skill In the battle of Niagara, in
which be was severely wounded On the 9th Of
May, ISIS, the gallant officer was appointed Ad-
jutant General, with the rank Of Colonel In Nav
les, was brevetted Major General in consideration
Of ten years faithful service. In the same month
ne took command Of the army in the Creek Ma
ton, Ala and succeeded General Call in COM
mand Of the army in Florida on the sth of De-
cember, 1896. He was wounded in the action
With the Seminole Indians near Jupiter Inlet. ON
the 9th OF January, 1898; was succeeded by Col.
u. Taylor on the 18th Of May, 1895, and returned
to his department In this city.
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isrHNus OF CHIRIQUI.-To the Editor Of ths
siaT: dispatch having been sent from this city
TO, and published in the New York Herald OF
Sunday, have sent the following reply, and
vii thank you to insert it in your issue of TO-DAY
AMBROSE w THOMPSON.
Nv James Gordon Bennett, Herald Office, Ns,o
York; The dispatch relative to Chiriqui, in Sun.
days Hsraid, Is erroneous in every particular
There is no news from Bogota since 10th Of April-
on which day Congress adjourned. President
Buchanan has information that schemes adverx.
TO the United States Government contract with
me, had then failed. My grants were not made
by Veragua, are not subject to repeal, are not in
conflict with any law, and are so certified by the
Attorney General Of New Granada.
AMBROSE w THoMPsOS
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VICE CONSUL REcosNIzED.-The President has
recognized Theodore Bomp, Of st. Paul, as Vice
Consul OF Denmark for the State Of Minnesota.
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In THE SENATE, to-day, no business of import
ance was transacted up to the close of our report
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Postal bill.
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EATTENTION-C C of the Wash
W. lngton Light Infantry will meet at their Ar
moLy TN Thorn's Building, on Seventh St y ON
THIS Monday EVENING, at O'clock The
punctual attendance of every member is earnestly
re99ekted. BY order OF b Nj CHAPLIN.
II First Lieutenant.
%VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, CON
I ,CERT-On WEDNESDAY EVENING
next. the 18th instant, at the VI. r. Church South
h ghth street for the benefit of the SundaT School
connected with the church, S0i'ol
Mr.: +. A. TICKER, Conductor, will be assisted by
Mt ADAMS, T. anist, and SONS of the best anateur
talent ofthe city " w. '0ui
The music will be of the choicest kind seIected
Ior te most part from the old WRITER'S and will NO
donbt be acceptable to the whole audience
Tickets Is cents; to be purchased at the door
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SECRETARY FLOYD has issued orders for the
protection Of the Poney Express route across the
plains.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S20 REwAR d. StIsyed or stolen, on the 18th
gu ultimo, small chestnut sorreI q
hoRsE, with saddle ard birdie; PAGES IN
well, and mar ked with harness The above GA
IeEard VIII be paid TO any one returning HIM TO
MEDLEY Il OVERS Stables, Upper Marlboro,
Md: je II ST
T OST-On the Sth of June, between MARYLAND
marcker PURSE, containing $50 I viii psy s20
reward. by leaving at the Star Office; many thanks
To the hinder. jegT'
TAME TO My PREMISES on the 18th NAV,
- young BAY MARE, with ack name n
and tai and white face; left hind foot IN
white. The owner is requested to come and GA
prove property, pay charges, and take her sway.
ie 9-St. Army Magazine.
= seribet on the nh of June. HoasEs,
one small bright bay horse well gaited IN
blind In the left eye. between and ysarsNA
cid; small limp OF his foot between the pasture
joint and hoOf The other between dark bay and
brown; a cart horse; mark on his shoulder from
the cosr; lame in the left mind les both hind feet
whitei blind IN both eyes; supposed TO be between
and 10 years old. A suitable ard will be given
IL returned TO JAMES ID. FOWLER street, No.
101 between Esd and oath sits. je est
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA, CouyrY or
- WAsHINGIoN-Tow hereby certi- n
~ that Richard Butt, IF said oourty, IN
brought before me-, as astray, trespassing ga
on his enclosure, a brown chestnut HORSE, about
IL years old, Ia hands high, star In his fore head
two white feet, and one shoe on.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day OF
Jue, 1850. THOS. ]. WILLIAMS, J. p. H. 81
THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE PROPER
ty is reqested 10 come forward prove property pay
charges, and take said horse away ~
jos st. Second toll sate, seventh st.
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The Lady MsuaEers, in N skiing this appeal to The

The Lady Managers, in m skiing this appeal to the
friends { the Orphan Boys, beg TO state that "a
the Boys Asylum Is vet IN It's infancy; they -
have no house. no play ground. and in In, n ~
rented quarters arc only able to accOmm cd ate ~
about thirty or forty little orphans. u IN readily
be seen that the expenses are heavy and their re
sources small. Their great aim Is 20 he able At
early day 70 commence the Guiding Of a permanent
hcme for the orphan boys. Therefore they hope the
citizens generally will honor the Pic Mic with their
presence.
0mnlbqses will run from the corner Of Seventh
street % Fourteenth street out Fourteenth 20 Me
indian Hill, from IN to the close Of the Pic Me.
EsPuta's Foil Band wall he Ia attendance.
Refreshments furnished by the ladies; also, din
peL and supper IRON TO O'Clock D. m.
Eighteen Mammoth Tri-colOred Balloons, or
afternoon.
Mr.. Brady, the photographer will be on the ground
during the day to take views Of families, groups.
the orphans, re-, free Of charge
other novelties are an contemplation.
Ilckets Gentlemen % cents; Ladies IS cents;
Children 10 CENTS To be obtained Of the Lady aud
Gentlemen Managers At the gate on day Of Picnic.
AZ the orphan Asylum, and the following aces
g9phn +. El,ss Pa store, Taylor a. Msup.
Blanchard Mohun Philip q SOlOmOu,O.E Duffy
Chas. Anderson. Bookstores; Ford A Bro, v. bar
baugh, y. Csllas, Jos. Marin, Dan. ClSTke, Drug
stores
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YEA GRAND FESTIVAL WILL BE COM
u menoed In the session room of the Assem-
bly's Church, corner of Fifth and | SITS ON MON
DAY EVENING next, and continued every eve
Mug during the week. Admiss 10 cents: olil-
dreh, scents. je ISM, W&F'
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S3 700 ONE F9YRTH 81 70O

SO, 700 ONE F9HRTH 81 700
balance in 6, u, ia, and q mosfks.
A rare chance for speculation, or to procure .
oy e nGfI 1s
fh = beautiful three-st9ry BRICK HOUSE aud
I'd street west. between D and r sts.. in John b.
SB b6 s%eayisIGa Of Of t sSSa[s @ for $500
two or three hundred dollars; and the Lots are
worth from twelve 70 teen hundred dollars in
the sboys properly at such rednoed p1ce ene e
tne PI, oP OF disPqsinf Of It in
tween w. ii Hamilton 4 Co. The House con
talns 9 good rooms, besides nath room, closets,
Is sgSsd dry cellar ad a the bach
the building. The House is new, and finished in
iron railing in Snt The s?SI FEET os SGp
ming hact 20 feet TO 80 foot alley, which is graded
IN s. .h s1 D5 iSs
secured by q deed q trIst On TIE PrcgsIty. The
sy eas SHOE Se h onf doSs. =: hs
of Odd Fellows Hall. 7-iW
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOSIERY IN
the city selling at the importers prices, from
. TO 81 per cent. below the retail prices.
This has always been fsveTite department with
us, having for years past kept the fullest assert
We now offer over FIVE hundred dozen in all kinds,
qualities and sizes, for ladies' gentlemen, and chill
sATZE MERiNo VESTS ST for Gf Ladies, Gentle
men, Girls and Boys.
=, Wesre positively clos ng out our stock to quit
gains for the money.
!, We will endeavor to deliver all packages on the
day of sale. a.-
Purchasers will please bear in mind that we are
CLAGETT MAY.
leo-6t 1914 Pa. ay,, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is
VI well WORTH the attention of the Ladies.
we have splend,d stock Of
Nansooks; Null, Swiss, French, India, Plain
STRIPED AND Fad N.n.Ook.
irdia Dimty, Brllliantus
Bishop Lawns, Victoria Lawns
venting, Linen Cambria, Tarletons
SNmorlo .'lmlty swiss and Cambria Edgings
Evils apd Cambria Band, Cambria Flouncfngs
nlte Crip9line, sleeve Muslins
Elne and medium SIlicia Tebie Damasks
superior Linen Sheetings, Pi low Linens
Bird eye Diapers, Russia Diapers
pa@.ss TsbIe Cio aS's b saas snsns
Dsyieys, Linen Shirt Fronts. &c 90,
Ihe goods are now being sold by us at ybol esale
Prices tor cash. IN o'der to close out our stock al
the earliest possible moment "
eWetrust our friends viii come prepared to pay
Tor their purchases, dcsIre to make no moi :
ohhrges tof any one. We will give all good bar
gains Tor the money.
ies-s 80. p. S sY e. IT a. e MAY MA
PApr,ps ,y sohD sINGLY.
NJss.sost veg Join JOIN R. ELvANs q CO.
| DAILY STAGE LINZ BETWEEN WASH
| LINGTON MILLS. connecting
WITH the Loudoun and Hampshire
Ea 1s % Leave Washington at ek O'clock q 10
l Hotel, corner of Eighth and u sts. n
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N o T &c Ell
7 respectfully infor


LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
'hat rom this day vii sell out my entire stock at
Importing prices.
The object Of my selling out is that will Is.va
ior Pans July lst for the purpose of purchssing mv
rALL and WINTER GOODS, ana wishing to
ppen next season Wit an entire new stock of goods
will sell the articles mentioned below Al aston
lshing low prices. " ~
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Wy STOCK is complete at present, and consists
B BLACK SIX i Nantes; lace Mantillas at all
n Lies, -, n., TrayelIag Cloaks,
D1ress and Mantllla Cord and Fassels for
I Trimmings IN great vs. Aprons, Dresses, and
5lOak And Dress Tassels, Buttons OF all kinds.
Plain Black Fringes. Cotton TrImminss.
CULTURE LACE BUTTON TRIMMINGS.
SWISS and Cambria Edg- Swiss and Cambria In
'Tsiss, and Cambria Embreidsred- Handker
sgb5oidered Infants Embroidered Infants
B9dles, Dresses,
smbroIdered :, MaLseille ChIIldren's Pants,
ana M9nssellne CaPes, Ladies' Embroidered
ladies' Night Caps, Underskirts.
LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS.
Ialenclenne Lace, Point Lace Wells,
Srussels Lace, Tissue Wells with Fluted
french Lace, Rut!ieS,
imitation Blond Lace, Tissue Berege for Wells.
.ambrlc and Swiss Sets. all cOlOrs
F Hon..f;, Embroidered Black GuiPure Bertha
Gets in all colors, Illusion Berthas, White
Embroidered Grape Sets, and Black,
: rape Collars, White and Black Hin
Point Lace Collars. sion, -"
Maltese Lace Collars and Silk and Thread Nett.
Sets, Florence Silks,
Suipure Vells; Black Velvet Ribbons in
,TaFe Wells. Hand made and Machine
'ncheL Lace Capes with Real White Blond Lace,
two Ruffies, Black Blond Lace
french Illusion Sets, Bobbin Edging,
Black, White and Col Trimmed and Untrmmed
ored Grape, Jockey Hats Pans
Bonnet Silks, styIes''
arrow and Wide r ID Gold Nets lust received
bons. in great variety, lGrecIan Nets
.arge assortment French Silk Nets in all colors.
Flowers, Crochet Nets and Golf
elegant French BOnnets, lures
straw Bonnets of alllJet aud Velvet HairpinS
mutation valencienne Steel and and Jet Buckles,
Back Point Lace, sewing ssHn q S Si kcOiO'''
iuIpure Lace, Silk b aid Nets ..
90 de Plumes and Os Chenille and Bead Nets,
trlch Feathers lur hats Fancy HaiTplns, all col
'Olnf Lace sets, oTS,
,hildren's Sets, let Combs
linen Sets, Gold syadere.
,ambric Collars, Lace Nets of All aua!i-
,wIss Cola s. ties.
Oniton Lace Collars. Chenlile
White Lace Wells, new Embroidered Braid.
style, Etc Etc Etc
| scarcely deem It necessary to mention that all
hese goods were imported by myself. this ason,
nd therefore are hand some and of the
LATEST STYLES.
The patronage of the public. SO literally bestowed
pom me since Imported my own goO1s, has en-
outraged me to go to Paris regularly every year
nd make arrangements to have new goods IN by
very steamer during the season.
IL Ladies wishing to get any particular goods
rom Paris Will please leave their orders until the
18th of June at my establishment, and from july LIST
D August LIST, direct them. Monsieur e.. Wshyy.
orr Monsieur NJ. william, F. Cite TrsriSs, Paris"
Je96t M. WILLIAM, No. 80 Market Space.
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~ CARRIAGE
OtQTH, 1ColersD at 81 IS per yard.
LININGS, from % TO 50 cents per yard
CANVAS, from Is t. Is o. Is per yard, ~
PUCK And DRILL. from s. 20 IS cents.
sBOLIS, IL Co 10 inches, =
BANDS, from IS cents to ssper set.
For sale by ae1oHSR ElySsNs 4 CO.
je 6-eoSf tAlex. GazD Washingtor ID. q.
silver PLATED BUTTER CoDLERs--
- The cheapest in this citF. have just r-ceived
jef II. u. HOOD, Sss RI. sy.
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TN NOTICE.
HE Undersigned jewelers. will on and AFTER the
LIST day of June, ard until the LIST day Of October
next, CLOSE their stores daily at O'Clock p
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
SAMUEL LEWIS, =
HI. SEMKEN. 49, ~
ma 2s-eo6t 0ntJ J.KULiNSKf a. co.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c.
p Y O G r A M e
OF The
Grand Tournament
Wnd OF music.
49,
-
Al COL UMBTA SPRING
On THIRSDAN lima Ilfh

On THURSDAY, june lSth.
vii hs PTSes ss hssded sy M band Of music.
az s5f tI sFSss .%. Sy wsy Of seventh 3 A
i1s the springs, ~ nay ~ E rfsSs .s.,
The Mayors Sf YsshinE.on, 6eorretOrn. and
Alexandra. and other gentlemen, have been IN
s con = = S'slcek ff:s,.si The Champion
B:.a f SsI Sa u ss$ Love ana
which vlll close az q O'Clock p. M
There vii be cotilon music on tse ground FROM
aud Dinner, supper aad Refreshments will be fnrr
hi t ~ Mr; FGHEY At the usual prices.
men have been invited TO deliver the chsrres. &c.
,S .ns snishis who will comprise gentlemen FROM
amps accommodations the grounds for aD sllnost
BEEN erec,H5 gpT OF sPeetSt9Ts ana seats hsye
shade OF beautiful grove.
The rs steamer PaENi1 WI leave Eleventh street
harI ~ lO1s u. and o'clock. for the LONG
bridso' whence rassergers will be conveyed by 10
cars 70 nc sFrnTs Returning, she Will leave the
Long bridge az ,, 2. 10 and n p. m.
Iiekets, admitting gentleman 10 the Tourna
en' s s ball, and Inc uding steaThoat and car
Cents. For sale ~ tie boat.
,Omnibuses vii run from the Capitol. Presideni's
and seventh 81, 20 the boat and from the boat nj
canseway 90 Pa. avenue, during the dsy. Do 1854
nj Ill SEAT cRYsTAg; SPRINGS PIC MO-
~ miles from FasAiHstoE, on Pinsy Branoh rood.
The above springs are 40 feet above the Capitol
retired from the road some 9R Yards IN "a A.
beautiful shaded forest Of chestnuts and vEA&
OAKS; and 30 yards from the fall of Rock lksHl
Steek. The above place d now open Tor Pic Nj
ferues pavilion. 81 by 20 feet hz been erected .
aud parties can he furnished with meals sud refresh
m lts At ibe shortest notice served NJ IN ~ 10 ~
le IL 81 DAN'L Howell a co.
ANNUAL PIC MIC.
CTR ~ Nj CATHOLICS FRIEND 50
MAJ q Pc eT TiG w g,ve thsi- Az n
lSlsAND, ON WEDNESDAY. the .ssh June -
PARTICULARS IN future advertisement. lSh
FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Will give an EXCURSION 70
sppRp WASIllNSToNo on WE'D GsSA-<N
NbSDAN, June 18th. The steam os-s<7~L<z<a1<
boat PHRNIN tlh leave her wharf, foot Of Eleventh
st, a o'clock. Omnibusss will cave the Chapel
corner Of Fourth 81. and New York avenue, a. -
o'clock and go to the wharf via Seventh -. TIE
committee hope 10 make the EKcursiou merit the
patronage Of their friends. Tickets for gentlemen
70 cents ladies 3 cents children 10 cents zee
RAN d u MON CHIC
ORPHAN BOYS OF ST. JoSEPH,S ASyI,I-N-
Given by the Lady Msnagers and Directors.
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PERSONAL.
COPARTNERSHI

~ COMPREHENSIVE.
HE Undersigned, 10 carry on more effectuaIly
the Lime, Wood and Coal Blu siness has as associated
with him, On the cath qltimo, Mr.. John A. Stewart,
OF the late firm of sullivan a Stewart. Our firm
shal, hereafter be designated by the name and title
OF FEswIcK Il STEWART.
hereby tender my thanks to my patrons, and do
most earnestly solicit their patronage in future
Ofice-Corner of Canal and seventh street. q
je s-Sts w. A FENWICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-11

GRAN UNION PICNIC
~ - FOR TEE
ORPHAN BOYS OF ST. JOSEPH'S ASYLUM.
Given by the Lady Managers and Directors.
AT MERIDIAN HILL. NEAR COLTMRIAN
COLLEGE.
On Boundary street. bsftrcsH lffh and I5fh sf,ssfS
Or IT. ESDAY. JUNE - 1850