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TO Tasten a Horse.


When there is no hitchipg post handy,
a horse may be safely tied in the follow
ing manner, namely: Take the reins
and pass them round underneath the hub
outside of the wheel, and give them a
hitch on to one of the spokes. If the
horse starts the reins are drawn up, in
stantly checking him, and as soon as he
commences to back they are instantly
loosened. If addition to this when pair
of horses, one of the traces are loosened
and the team will seldom move far enough
forward to start the wagon without being
cheched by the bits. No team, however,
should be left without tying, if it can
possibly be avoided Western Rural.
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D r Y G q 0 u s ,

Embracing all the materials for men, women
and children's ware, including Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes, together with :. large stock
of Musiins, Sheetings Drillings, Tickings, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, &C.
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a,,edisa'.
r, r. r,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

kADWAI'S READY kElIEE
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT. ONE HOUR
aeF reaH sFFER Wifi PAS nssa any one
RADwAYs READY RELIEF IS CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
II was the frst and Is
The Only Pain Remedy
that Instantly stops the most excruciang palms. ays
Innammations and Congestions. whether of tho
Lungs, Stomach Bowels, ether glands organs, by
'H' IL FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
matter how violent or exeruciating the pain the
KHEgMATIC. Bed d.ridden, Inam, , Crippled, Nervous.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
:! WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
SORE THROAT, pIFEIcTLT BREATHING: NV
MYSTERIES. CI0GP, DiPHTHERIAa
HEADACHE. ToorHAcIik, ciIifk.AAAn' iNrlohN1A'
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.
PARTS where the pain difficulty exists will afford
and comfort.
s drops hsf Pas .@ss g so ssSE E il y
HEARTBURN, SICK HEApAGHE, DIAREHEA,
DYsENTERY, CoLIC. WIND IN THE BOWELS,
Ready Relief with them. few drops in water ill
prevent sickness pains from change Of water 1t
Letter than French Brandy or Btters = sinulaIt.
FEVEE AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fry cents. There Is
remedial agent in this world that will Fever
AID AEne, and Ill other Maarious Bilious, Scarlet Ty
FILLS 80 quick rs RADWAY'S READY KELiEF.
Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by DTuggis;s.
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Tuner Gf F2 Years Growth
Cared by fc0s:UaY's Nc.Gi-cns.

BEyEELY Mas. luly -, 1S69.
DR. Eipv,y have had Ovarian TIuor tis
bowels. All the Doctors said there help it,
every ihias that reenHradrd lut roth:-- helped
Resilient aad Thought would It but had i
IA it, beeasse had suffered for twelve botics
Of the Reovsa:, ard box Of Rsdways ri
tiss Of Ready !:=cf and there
felt; and t better smarter sad happier ihsn have
fer twelve years. Tho In the lei. side of the
bH-eis, the F write this to yoa for tie teEek
oiAsr,. io1 sHlish It If you choose
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aNslifll.

Or Susar.Coated, Concentrated, Rost
and Herbal Juice, Auti-Si,;ous
GraEules. THE "LaTTLE G1ANTe
CATHARTlC, or Multuna In Parvo
PhyRic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

SAD DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.-Little Bette
Bryant, aged 22 months, bright, sunny, sweet
child, daughter Of Mr.. Frank Bryant, Of Cam
mer, Hart county, commenced the day of Sat-
urday, the 25th inst, in good health and sweet
ness, and with good prospects of a long life.
The early morning was spent in gamb0ls among
the roses. About ten O'Clock she brought some
mushroom in her hand to her mother, saying,
"Apples, nanny" Mrs. B. made her throw
them away, not suspecting that she had eaten,
bed and to sleep. About eleven O'Clock. or a
little after. she awoke with sick stomach and
vomiting. = physician was Immediately called;
ne arrived about twelve O'Clock noon, and found
skin, dilated pupils, complete prostration-in a
word, was dying. AL medical agents and kind
ofices OF friends were unavailing, and at fifteen
minutes after three p. m. she was taken home
Nav 31st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

In THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY at Philadelphia We sterday, resolu-
tons were adopted for the retention Of church
properties In the control of the assembly by
provision in the charters Of the churches; pre-
denominations; requiring their reversion to the
general assembly when the congregation alter
their ecclesiastical connections. and that the
trustees shall be in full communion with the
that it Is neither expedient or important TO an.
point delegates of the Evangelical Alliance to
be held in New York, in October, and the re-
port was adopted. The report on seminaries
was adopted. The matter Of establishing a
normal school among the freedmen Of Tennes-
see was referred to the board Of freedmen's
missions to report on next year, and Q resolu-
ton t was adopted Looking to the purchase Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

OFFERS FOR BONDS TODAY,
NEW YORK, June 4.-There were eight offers
OF bonds to-day amounting TO sSfs 600, at from
3.99 TO liz AZ.
GEORGE MACDONALD,
the Bank OF England forger, was taken from
Fort Columbus thin forenoon and put ON board
the steamship Minnesota, which sailed ct noon,
i'm charge Of two London police officers.
THE GOVERNMENT
to-day bought half million bonds, ct from
1859 to 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

CHARGED WITH MURDER.-An alteration
occurred in the neighbOrhO0d Of Jacksonville
on Sunday last, which resulted in the death Of
James Thomas. We have not heard the par
ticulars, but understand that Thomas got into q
fuss with VIM. Lee who fred at him with shot
gun, inflicting Q mortal wound from which he
died in an hour. Lee was arrested and carried
before Justice Reed who committed him to Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury.-Aontgomery
Co.. Nd.) Advocate,
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n0Coe, the defaulting Boston broker, had Q
family extravagantly fond Of diamonds.
~W. b. Aston has sent w. p. W. Dana, the
artist in Rome, . ten theusand dollar order.
n0Some OF the roads In Plymouth and Read
ing, Vt, were still impasstble ON Saturday, the
24th instant, on account Of snow.
nURobert Bonner has ordered an expensive
monument for Fanny Fern. The pedestal will
be surmounted by . Roman cross beautifully
enriched with fern leaves.
NHenry Fairbanks, aged forty-eight, for
Merly Of New York, Was shot the other dav
through the window Of bic house IN San Fran
"a strike Of the employees Of the Great
meneed yesterday. Eight hundred nSn GAIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

LRPROsY.-The other day, the dull monotony
Of business in the Dominion parliament was
varied by the call Of member for . certain re-
port On the origin and progress of leprosy In
New Brunswick, J" which had been prepared at
the instance Of the imperial government. The
member explained to his incredulous colleagues
scourge had existed for the last sixty years, the
efforts of the local government having prevailed
only to the extent Of combining 1t within marrow
lmits and to few families. A sort Of laxaretto
had been established, under the care OF the Sis
tiers OF Charity, but adequate accommodations
for the sufferers are still wanting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04
The Nienna scandal.

1ENEKAL VAN BIkkN AGAIN RISES TO Xxx
PLAIN.
NEW YORK, June 4.-General Van Buren, has
written another letter, in which he says: "a
more indefeneible outrage than this whole
treatment Of himself and his associate COM
missioners by the press Of this country he can't
conceive. Contracts for covering the court
yard and for addition TO the machinery hall as
Vienna, said by correspondent 70 have been
was TO have been paid 20 the Commissioner
having charge of tie job, were awarded by Mr..
Nc Elrath, who sat in Judgment on former as
sociates. He says that all charges are mere
base fabrications, and that neither minister nor
man shall wrest from him with impunity the
spo0ess reputation of a life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

GEN. SCHoFIELD has ordered all the troops in
the Modoc country to be concentrated in camp
near Tule Lake to await further orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

A ssvEH Gent MuRDER.-A dificulty os-
end of Hanover county, Va, between Richard
Carter and Richard johnson, both celored.
johnson gave Carter seven cents 70 bay to-
bacco, which Carter claimed to have lost.
johnson charged Carter with stealing the
money, upon which Carter called johnson q
liar; johnson struck Carter, wha1Carter drew
knife and stabbed johnson in Tie neck, kill
ing him almost instantly. Carter0Am jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Leeehes! Leeches. LeecheS!
Imported Swedish Leechts will hereafter always
be kept for sale, wholesale or retail, by ARTHUR
NATTANS, Druggist, corner ID and d streets north
west.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED
fresh supply of all new Family and Patent MeSsi.
ciney. We ehumerate:
Castoria, substitute for Castor Oil,
Centaur Liniment,
Simmons Liver Invigorator,
Ayers Medicines,
Schenek 3 Medicines,
Michlers Herb Bitters,
Wpchester's Hypo- phOsph
God Liver Oils Of all kinds,
DR.. JAY nee Medicines,
Hembolds Buchu,
Kennedy b Discovery, Salve and h;.sment,
Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
Pierce,s Golden Medical Discovery
These and all other Remedies Of the day at my
popular low rates for cash.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
my25tr "a ard ID Btrece1 northwest.
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NEW YORK, june "A special from Houston,
Texas, SAYS band OF armed desperadoes sur
rounded The jail at Waco, Texas, last night,
and after securing the keepers Of the prison and
in number, several Of them notorious chsrac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

RoCHLsrHR, June 4.-The boot and shoe
mandatory Of j. T. Stewart & Sons was de-
stroyed BY Dire this morning The loss Ia esti-
mated at 1900; insurance, 10000. One of
the side walls fell, demolishing the east section
Of the bridge over the Genessee river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

BOSTON, june Mayor Pierce, In Q message
to the city council, recommends reform I'm the
IRE department by an increase OF the force,
fires. Some forty Representatives Of leading
insurance companies, at q meeting last niGhf
voted that policies be Cancelled on parties vho
moval Of goods, or any claim for removal vhich
was not actually necessary by the pfuoenco q
fire In the building from which the xooAu Vero
removed, or In building adjacent % Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

what Shall be Dome with the Modest
No conclusion has yet been come to by the
Federal authorities as to what shall be done
with Capt. Jack and his followers, captured by
Gen. Davis. Army officers here who are per-
fectly familiar with Gen. Davis, do not for
moment credit the report that he held out any
promises to the Modocs in order to have them
surrender. The orders issued to him just after
to exterminate the Modocs, but that their
course had been such that determination
would be justifable. When the Indians came
out of their hiding places and threw down
their arms, the troops of course would
to the rear as prisoners. The question as to
whether they shall be tried for their crimes by
civil or military authority Is an open one. In
The first place they have committed murder,
which is an offense against the State, and pun
ishable with death by the laws Of Oregon. On
the other hand they have violated flag of
truce, which Is an offence against the rules of
WAR. and can be tried by q military tribunal.
Those who are in favor of the Peace policy, and
believe in allowing the Indian to do as he
pleases want the ModOcs tried by military
tribunal, as in that case the President has to
approve the sentence, and they indulge the
hope that influence can be brought to bear
upon him to induce him to exercise clemency.
On the other hand, if the civil authorities
Of Oregon try them the governor of that state
is the only power to interfere. As the people OF
oregon are not much given to the peace policy,
the suppOsitiOn is that Jack and his followers
will be strung up in short time If they have
the trying of them. The Governor of Oregon
can make his requisition on the Governor of
California for the prisoners. This would be re-
ferred to Gen. SchOfeld who holds them in Gus
tOdy, and he in turn would refer the matter to
Washington for instruction, then the President
could give his directions. There seems to be no
doubt that he will order that they be turned
over to the state authorities of Oregon for trial
and punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

GEN. SHERMAN will remain here all the sum-
mer, but will send his family to Carlisle, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Grant will leave
here for Long Branch on Friday morning..
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- United States district couTt, n Do11oo. w.
ur14y morning !. \. oaUaGe, Wkolatsly plccisd
goil J - nakioe f11se anf nfanhulonf esSrios =
81 ser e ne leehnese bank 6 EaA o.
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Lieut.. 0OvesD0r q News Scotia.
MoMTR1AL, June Alt 10 stated that Hon.
Edward Kenny Will succeed the late Mr.. Howe
- LieutonAnt Governor Of Nova Scotia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

TIE AMKhICAN IsrrTurR OF HOMEOPATHY
V holding its 30th anniversary in Cleveland,
fessOr y. =. Small, Of Chicago, presiding. A
resolution Was adopted condemning the recent
act of the Massachusetts, Medical Society, and
stating that such action Is subversive Of free
dom Of thought In Q science which demands the
most untrammelled Investigation, and aims .
death-blow to any improvement In medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

PHILADELPHIA, june THE wooden min Of
John Brown & Son, on IN street, below Fosksr,
main building was otailv destroved. ne
building had . frcot Of 500 feet, oontainsd M
looms, giving e.Apaoyment 70 800 hands. TIE
To- eeoma.sed at $50 ,000 The total - q
John Brow 4 Sons mills Il ei30, go; ins1ranoo
e1sS go OF which osa 500 h In New foek o0oo0
and $4,000 In Engliak cOmponioo.
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n0"Daisy crushed in bushes" Is sweet new
tint.
~The horse disease has reappeared in Hart
ferd, Conn.,, also.
~The Marquis Of Butte is the ''last" to an
nounce his intention Of coming over.
ga New York social club will include cluba-
BILE women.
ga female gymnasium excites the curiosity
Of the excluded male rex in Pike county, No.
aIIn Rhode Island, cvil-disposed strikers
who disturb those Wishing to work are now
liable to nne Of Sioo, or imprisonment for nine
q days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

INTERNAL RRvRNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3ll ,G4s1.
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PETITION ron THE Respite or HoLLoHAu.
The Annapolis, Nd, jurors Who eat In the ca.s
ton, signed By elsyen Of them, and which Vim
probably be signed BY the twelfth, Who lkes
some distancs from here, praying 0evs2kor
Whyte . suspend the exec1dcn Of De sentsncs
posed b the court Of appeals. The petition Viu
be ha10td - the governor to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

FIRST LIEUT.. JOHN G.. BUrLER, ordnance
department, has been relieved frcrn his present
duties and ordered to report at the ordnance
agency, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

INTERHsrIHe TO SALARY BRoKRas.-Tvo
custoM-hoose enployes, named Charles K.
pay for October to John e. Bliss, but amer
wardf drew II themselves and refused 10 trans-
fer IL to him. He then sued them In the first
district court, when the suit was dismissed on
appeal was taken 70 the cosn1oa plcss, which
to-day affirmed the judgmsnt--N. y. Com.
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The Cholera "a me.nphss.

MEMPHIS, June 4-For the past ten daye n
disease has prevailed here which the physicians
at first pronounced cholera morbus or malarial
fever, but no alarm was felt until YESTERDAY,
when the physicians generally agreed thsf IL
WAS cholera, some chasing IL " sporadic" and
others as Asiatic. Thus far its ravages have
been confined TO negroes and laborine classes,
and in the absence of an organized board of
health il IL difficult to estimate the number Of
fatal cases. The doctors say the disease.
il promptly attended TO, yields readily
to treatment. Among the latest victims
was George Moore, of the Memphis and
Louisville Transfer Company, who died last
night. Reports from a town below here on the
river say the disease prevails there also, There
Is but little excitement i'm regard TO IL.
Destructive Fire In Rhode Island.
PRovIDKNcE, X. l., June A large IRE In
now raging In River Point, Rhode Island, Il
miles from Providence. An extensive factory
and other buildings have been already burned
and the fre threatens TO destroy the entire
place. The mayor of Providence has been re-
quested by telegraph to send steam 6re-engines
which have gone forward.
NEW YORK, June A dispatch from River
Point, k. L., 1920 p. m, says; sit Is nov
thought the entire VILLAGE viii be consu led
The villagers are removing their goods and
chattels on all sides. The greatest consterna-
ton prevails among the people. The loss up to
the present time must be over several hundred
thousand dollars. 1t has not vet been discoy-
cred how the lire originated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

The clear blue sky which had, unwontedIy, and
with astonishing cOnstancy, cheered the CITY
during the day, was Obscured by inky clouds,
which sailed swiftly from the southwest i'm a
northeasterly direction. Rain fell shortly. and
soon the thunder and lightning began to add to
the delights which have been SO pleptifullv
snOwered upon us this season. Then, without
suspicion ofpremOniti0n, came the wbirlwind
Its presence was announced by the sudden
swaying northward of the roadside trees whose
bud spangled limbs, bending under the infiu-
ence OF the wind, !ashed the ground. Then
stOutly built houses shook and groaned under the
gale, the first shock Of which resident described
as being like the stroke Of an immense fst
against the roof A glance out the window was
rial, varying from a section of sidewalk down to
the feather-like fragments of Venitian blind
CHICAGO Tribune,
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Brooklyn, has sent . lsSesr 70 t. ssnsdisS esSr
mittee Of the diocese q 11aasaohuDoe1D, 6oooD9-
ing the Biah0pris Of Mas.nehusetts. h e.
secration VIII probably take plsoe % IL NJ
Of September.
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LECTURES.

AIRS. ZINA FAY PIERCE
1Vl WILL LECTURE
On THU RSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, June sth,
at $3.50 p. m,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
True Economy an the Household,
for the benefit OF st. Marks Free Church, Capitol
Hill Tickets Is cents, to all parts Of the house. for
sale at Ballantyne's, Parkers and Philip Solo
mons Bookstores. je3-2t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

ON THE BxEAKFAsT, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea & Perrfns' w ere esteFshire Sauce
UNDERSTANDABLE.
JOHN DUNCANS SONS, New FORK,
octlS 7awfy Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints disappointment, harmless, reliable instan-
tanesrs black or brown; ut all druggists', and 16
Bond street, New York. fS-eoly
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HARrroRD, Juns The lower h01e e -
legisaaturs to-day concurrod In IL eo1oeDS -
ton iast week In electing Origin !: 49,
in the place Of Judge Butler roaGno4, - 49,
elected Judge John d. Rark t0be CA3of Jus-
tics 70 ssccssS J JS ssynssr, vAs~ wm e.
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The HORRIBLE DOUBLE MURDER IN VIR-
GINIA-Hunting DoWa the Assassias. Mrs.
Dempey Jones and her husbands sister, Mrs.
DOzier, residing in Nansemond county, Va,
about ten miles from Suffolk, were murdered
on last Sunday during the absence Of the other
members of the family at church. Mrs. Jones'
little daughter returning from Sunday school
dinner, ran into the house to apprise her mo-
Their OF the presence of company. To her hor-
ror she found her mother and aunt lying life
less on the floor. Their heads had been mashed
with heavy white oak club. The money which
they had in their pockets was taken, and the
house was searched for more, but the blood
thirsty robbers only found a small sum. The
school-house-at which the girls had been at
tending religious services-was in sight, and
screams soon brought a crowd to the house.
Search was made for the murderers, who could
not have been far away-but although several
colored men were arrested on suspicion, there
was no proof against them and they were re-
leased. dispatch from Richmond SAYS that a
negro named Brown was arrested in Suffolk on
suspicion, bat the proofs being very light, he
was discharged. Subsequently unmistakable
evidence of his guilt was ascertained in his
house, in the shape of bloody garments &c,
ana partes went in pursuit of him. At the
latest accounts he was surrounded in a thcket
OF woods near Suffolk by several hundred citi-
zens, and he cannot escape capture. The two
able families in that part of the state, and the
feeling that has been excited is very intense.
Mrs. DoZier is the mother of Mr.. w. A. Dozier
OF Portsmouth, Virginia, a gentleman we'll
known as thu owner Of valuable trOttinq horses
He was at Norfolk intending to participate in
trotting match on Monday when he received
the sad intelligence of his mothers death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04

ne Steamer d uogy q -
foar1sss Moxlos, Jgns A-Tks -
arrived heFe last night hu9 - Psr5as =
shs ~ touched, Vii n 8. - ..
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

X EXPORT EXCURSIONS.
On and after TUESDAY, yUNE1O, lS73, the
PORT will commence her regular &sS1l4l
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
foot of Sth street. at O'Clock p m, returning at
p M. During the summer OF 1872 these excur-
sions were largely patronized by many OF our best
citizens, who found IN them a cool and pleasant
cape from the heat and dust of the city. No, effort
shall be spared during the coming summer To make
them pleasant and agreeable in every respect De-
ectives will be stationed at the boat to prevent the
admission of any improper characters. No intoXi-
eating liquors sold Music, dancing, and refresh
ments on board Fare, single tickets, I; lady and
gentleman, Sl-5o. Apply to VIM. H. BYLES
Agent, sos Pennsy lvania avenue. m3l- I'm
EXCURSIONS TO GLYM0NT.
OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY, }
SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1873
On and after june the steamer WAWASEr can
be chartered for Excursions to Gly- R-S ,
mont on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed =
nesdays and Thursdays. The steamersk1HEkz
Is now in complete order, having been thoroughly
saloon her upper deck, and is in every res pect
The Potomac 10 now beautiful, and 0lymont in
splendid condition. having been thoroughly repaired
and the grounds put IN good order:
For charter, apply at office Of Potomac Ferry
Company, foot Of 7th street. m2l-2w