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PERsoNAL.-Ool. T. p. Robb, chairman of
the Texas border commission, leaves to- day for
Chicago, the labors Of the commission having
Fourth Of July ct his residence on the Hudson
.'''Hon. L. A. Hurlbert, Of Illinois, General
Farnworth's successor in Congress, and former
y Minister 1t Boeota, 10 in the city. ..-.Sec-
RETRY Bichardso0, accompanied BY ex-Secro-
tary Boutwell,, returned on Saturday night
...Mr. Chew, chief clerk Of the Departnent Of
State, who was stricken With paralysis about
week ago, remains in . critical condition, with
out apparent change. ...'Mr. j. p. Irvine, .
Is going to write mp the "Washington~ editors,
Journalists, correspondents, sc. He oaght TO
be able 10 make some good pictures OF '.the
boys" ....William b. Bell, who IVES Mr..
Seward's attendant ct the time of the attempt
ed assassination By Payne, and Who resisted the
latter's entrance TO the house, has just grad
uated from Lincoln University. ....Ars. Lin
the GUNNER. 81. Catherlnes = the fashienable
watering place Of Canada. ...'Nr. ". W.
Corcoran, accompanied by Min Eustis and his
grandchildren, LEFT here Saturday for the
Greenhrier white Sulphur Springs, where he
"Miss Gsundy, ") Il recuperating ct Montrsse,
rsnnsylysnia. and .in g ssS% tnsrs 70 saIar
..:Major r s. Ia Eotte, 18th infantry, has
been granted 1fteen days leave Of absence.
...'Df. G. @. Coz, president Of the Board Of
Health, has gone on flying visit TO Pennsyiva-
mia. He win return tomorrow. '.'.Ciov. r.
NcCormick, Adsona; Col. George l. An
dreWs, U. 8. A; and General j. o. Bradford,
are at the Ebbitt House. '.'.Dr. Tiffany has
left Warrington for Two month"; European
trip,
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ACCIDENT TO SIGNAL OFFICER AT MOUNT
WAsHIssToN.-Thes signal bureau has received
infer matien that a member OF the signal party
on Mo unit Washington, named s. +. Ely, met
with a serious, il not fatal accident Saturday
afternoon, by falling from the trestle work OF
railway. Medical assistance was procured
promptly, but, at last accounts, the man stilt
remained insensble.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE NEW G0oDsii
THEY ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

LOOK AT THIS LIST:
OhiIdrens san Bonnets and Hats, SOC:
narsetlles Hat, very pretty, o..
f FsR s "a hsi 1, a::: 81 entire dress.
White Drss.ss, erossbarred musiin, q.
Bun Suits, q. = EF
Ladtss' white and colorsd Border Aprons, 80.
sss,: 81: :a1 f Wiz, si.'s. 81 w.. o.
Psa.S I'D soS . s sreDs ohsn...s, a.
+. TUCKED and embroiderea DrsweFS, O.
ts4iss' pssseS sissS b.aek p. unees.!aa, q.
Lials threed 3.but n Aaif 0lovss, %.
oroooo md in: Ins.tan Bsass. 20.
. 9xydtssd md CIT ns!t 0h:tns. 80.
si's: .. "a colo i'a s'ifi nd v,.... d..
ohtS,r.ps, d. LINE, Handksrchssa., 2 for -.
sne dsass tssss. d.
es'ss'' i E;.S. 80 80 a. ia La. soes..
s ~ =. ST. f:ssI Pssaf t Is sose q, . ana ,oe
Ladies Bias in epd Irinsed eearfs -.
bO1pIe:s q oehss. stylss aalins for IL neck. =
.nd &c; Isr 80 srs ,p....s rov.,.. s~s n,
spssndid :skins Tossis,s and Tor q .Se.. $40.
sool e.. you o Win scs tai . eli o. W.
y. 0lLv0RD1N0'0
mRfROPOLIfAR DOLLAR sT0RH,
SlS eIvEuTa 0fR11I,
PSI hsvs nov on hand my usual full stock Of
0R00gEI ; S,-sc' ssso' $780, ssand %. 0s@'
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De-Halfofa Georgia Town pe.,re,e,,
by Fire

SAVANNAH, Ga, June S0.-One-Lalf % the
business portion Of Thomasviilc. Ca. hss been
destroyed by fire. The names OF the slferers
are Hardwsy, MeKinnon, Johnston * Sfrimer.
western Union telegraph ofsco, " y Day-i.s
y Co. j. u. kaufman, }. Watt, y. -Hfrt. =. A.
q u. smith, Hunt & Pury"sr. J.FEss. :. .
Cossels, y. Goldberg, Rushfne Ia O1,rn Han
mond & Davis, Judge Alexander, On. ID :.
Brandon. Loss over $50 on.
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In Oh TWELVE PERSONS KILLED.
SAN FRANCISCO, june S0.-A dispatch from
virginia City this morning states that last night
quantity OF giant powder, stored in Roots
bullding, In the rear OF the Bank OF California
exploded with terrific effect. Both buildings
were completely wrecked and ten or twelve
persons killed. including Gen. Won BOkkelen,
Chas. Knox, VIM. Lowe and Benz MandeI,
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N-N hokks june VA Cincinnati speci al
says that the immediate cause OF the death OF
jesse Grant was softening o. the brain aud tn
SPINAL marrow, though he has been sufi.riu,
ioi year from paralytic stroke. There were
present ~ his dying bedside the Prtrs,ae,,t' =
mothef, Mrs. Rose, the Presidents auiit Mrs.
soldier who had been detailed from Newport
barracks 20 nurse him
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A BALD-HEADED MAI gays that he can't sleep
q wink after daylight any more, owing % the
flies and mosquitoes which get on top OF his
head where thew skate and slide around 50
recklessiy a. to give him the fdgets all the time
they are taking their recreation.
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IN THE INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD TOURSA-
MEET at New York, Saturday, Cyrille Dion
beat Albert GARNER In thirty innings 800 10 pos,
which leaves tie for the first prize between
GARNER, DAILY and Oyrille Dion, each having
won four games out OF eve. Ubassy won two
out Of Eve; j. Dion one out OF Eve, and Deery
none. The final games are 10 be played to-
frhf
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LARAMIE CITY, w. T., June 3o.-The Lara
ME SsHtlRd has the following Several parties
OF Utee for some time past have been AZ and
about Rawlins Springs, one hundred and forty
miles west OF here on the Union Pacsdc railroad
These Indians have recently been accused OF
committing some depredations, and on Satur-
day party Of citiz ens from Rawllns went 20
one OF the Ute csmpe, when a quarrel ensuesi
ln winch the citizens KILLED ten or twelve In
diaIs, took sixteen PONIES q LOT of hlanksts
saddles, &c, and returned 20 Rawiins. The
Inc tans are much excited, ami general TT
VA Is feared, which Will seriously INTERFERE
Win lumber: mining, and other Interests
throughout this region
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INNI III sFAIN.
Ma DRID, June S0.-A dispa.ch frofn The ,,-,-
maDder CT the government troons - Seyill. an
nouDces thathe has been compelled 70 with raw
his 70 ces from that city In order % prevent a
conflict between the soldiers and ciazei.s
RECALLED.
PARIS, june SET ~ announced that Juics
Ferry, minister at Athens, - recalled Has
place Will be filled by NJ. GAbric
HtOH-JINKe AT Wilma.
VIENNA. June 3O.-Genersl ne Schweinftz
ambassador OF the German Emperor. and his
wife gave IN illiant Ssts and reception Sstur-
Gay. Among the distinguished persons preseu;
were the Empress Augusta, Of Germany, the
Emperor and Empress OF Austria. the princes
ahd archdukes Of the royal families OF Prussia
sho AUSTRIA, many representatives OF the Eng
Ilsh and Ger man nobility now visiting the uni-
yersal EXPOSITION, the family OF Hon. Namiltor
flsh, OF Washington, members Of the dlplo-
matte corps, and others.
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A journalistic nueI-

INV ORLEAss, june S0.-The rumor is cur
rent that Col. X. b. Ryett, jr, chief editor OF
The fsodyuns, and ex-Judge Cooley, have gone
70 mississippi city 20 hight duel. Cooley was
one OF the oounses for the plaintiff in the recent
suit VI Hawkins We. the P,ca,une
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SOUND FEET

SOUND FEET
~ AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
in the open air end sunshine being the best pre-
ssrvstives OF both physical and mental health, and
consequent usefulness and
LONGEVITY,
thousands OF persoDs from far and to VISIT
Oh. WHITE, the well known Chtropodist, No
sSS 18th street opposite the United States freas-
nry, ashington, D. o., for relief from Oorns, Bun
feet, and advise g. TO suitable fitting shoes His
treatment generally gives immediate and painless
relief ana in extreme cases, II none but suita
bic shoes are worn, often effects perfect cure The
ieet being used 30 constantly need occasional atten
con and e. there Is danger In tampering with Corns
or Bunions BY using knife, rszos, or other unsuit
ton Of the community visit the practically ex peri
enced Chiropodst in order to better insure safety
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MAoREADY, the late tragedisn, left an estate
Of about 500 600, which Is distributed by has
will i'm family bequests. All his manuscripts are
intrusted 20 his wife, who may publish any OF
them at her discretion.
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TIE CHOLERA IN THE SourHwesT.-SeveD
deaths from cholera were reported az the health
office in Cincinnati yesterday. Ten deaths
daV
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CHIEF ENGINEER George s. Bright and First
Assistant Engineer Robert Gunnell, both of this
city, have been placed on the retired list of
naval officers on account of disability contracted
by long and faithful service.
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ST. JoHssBURY, VI, june sO,-James snow
OF W alden, while drunk Saturday shot and
came 30 Shows house TO offer goods for sale.
Snow was arrested.
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Butler,s Nomination Sure-

New York, june 3O.-The Worlds washing
ton special says that Senator Boutwell, and
Secretary Richardson say that Butler will be
nominated for governor OF Masssch usetts.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June 30.-wagner, the
Isle OF Shoals murderer, was returned 10 jail
trs morning.
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GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL
~ FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. DOMlNICK'S NEW CHURCH.
Under the auspices of the

On MONDAY,JUNE 80 1873
AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK
An excellent Band of Music has been .pgaged
The Committee Of Arrangements have been "A
presented with beautiful Diamond King ~
valued At SlO; also, q Sewing Machine ~
The King Will be given 70 the gentleman, ~
and tie Sewing N achine TO the lady, who dispJe
OF the largest number Of tickets.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
Children accompanied by their parents or guar.
dlans VIII De admitted free. mH-lawtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.

II 10 well known that II proper remedy Is ipstan-
faDecus'y taken in case Of Asstc Cholera, OF even
Cnoera Morbus kindred complaints, tn patient 10
such timely doses prove Of service in an
ultimate esre: i do not wish to be understood
possible moment, as such course is imperstively
necessary; but sometimes physician can no be had
at moments notice, and Il IL for such cases that
We now prepare NATTANS CHOLERA SPECIE
iC, a strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu-
lated for such cases here stated and which every
vel Conducted family should have on hand i'm
neciately procure. During 1866, while the cholers
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, N. Y, Twas
employ ed there, and IL found that this Specific
did great service, being much better than Sluibbs'
MIXTURE and Sun Cholera Cure, both Of which were
tired. II will also give immediate relief and cure
Cholera Moreus, Collie, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
Ihea and all disorders usual at this season. Full
directions accompany each vial.
To be had only Of
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
]eS-tr Corner Of ID and streets northwest
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In THESE DAYS, the young woman OF the
period dresses herself in ass starched, graduated
ruffies, 20 20 into some damp grove, and come
back, in ten or twelve hours, limp and dirty,
announcing that she has been TO picnic.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

FIRST LIEUT.. CHARLES s. SMITH, 9Th artil-
lery, has been relieved from signal duty, and
ordered to proceed to his regiment.
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To he Renafred-
BACK Again

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June 3O.-The Uuited
States steamship Plymouth goes out Of commits
son for extensive repairs.
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LIEUT.. ROBERT CRAIG, U. 8. A, will be re-
lieved at the Signal office tomorrow by Prof.
Cleveland abb, in charge of the receipt of
weather kilograms and determining the weather
probabilities.
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U. U. +.
THE CHOIR OF THE ! o. o. f. will give a
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION to IT,
EANJEMOY CREEK, 90 miles down = ASaLEN
the river, on FRIDAY, July 4;h.
The c0nmodious steamer Express has been
chartered Tor the occasion, and will leave Fftz-
hughs late CrOuch's) 9Th street wharf promptly at
S0elCck a m. and return about 9 p. III.
Single Tickets, 81; Children from 10 to IA, Soc
Fer sab By subscription ogYu
Subscription lists can be found at the Union Hotel
Georgetown; kidder McLean's, 4 IL 7th street;
Stockmans, corner 81 and l traets; De Mol &
sons, corner of sth and streets, Navy Yard; and
members Of the Choir.
No Tickets will be sold at the boat
n. B.-ThOse who purchase tick cts must give
their lame and residence, and in doing so obligate
themselves 10 take no improper characters with
them and also to conduct themselves -vr due pro-
priety. detective and detail 81 police will be AT
the wharf to prevent roughs from forcing themselves
ESRefreshments and Lunches will be furnished
al city prices. MT
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR
This Afternssns Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.



YkfeL WORK or gHe IfaHT-rfNa.
NEW YORK, June S0.-Lzghtning on Satur-
DAY evening struck . barge pear Flushing
iAtally fnturtng one yoang lady and seriously
tntur1n9 smother, and also struck a number OF
houses m different perts Of Long Island, burn
ing two barns - Jamaica and the residenoe OF
Peter wenner at Posters Meadow A heavy
rain also teil, extinguishing TIE numerous hres
IN the woods
TIE RnAr rDsrkRDAY
Was very soorchinS IN this city, and several
cases OF sunstroke were reported. At Long
Branch and on the Jersey coast = steady rain
fell yesterday from 10 o m al nearly sunset,
but none fell here.
THE Y. 9. erksNRR JUNtATA
was OF Pollock Zip hshtship the 18Th inst. An
wei.
THE wArwoRru TRIAL
has been postponed till tits afternoon, owing
20 the unavoidable absence Of one of The Jury
men. The courtroom Wa crowded.
TBS CksK or FRANK L TAfNrOR.
the defsolting cashier OF the Atlantic national
bank. has been postponed % the October tern,
% await the return from Europe OF one OF the
directors OF the hank, by whom the defense ex-
pect 70 prove that Taintor l0sf the money of
the bank In speculations for Which be n al the
consent Of the officers and directors
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IDA LEWIS, the heroi ne Of Lime Rock, New
port, has separated from her husband, William
Wilson, becsuse he is a shiftles, lazy fellow,
and won't support her. She still remains at the
liohthoune
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SWIFT RBfRIBUTIoN on MuRpsRxR.--J.
n. Stoddard, proprietor Of . hotel q Fsrmine
ton, Mississippi, IN dispute on Saturday,
With . boardcr named Brown, w. shot dad
The sheriff attempted to arrest Brown Who r.
slated, and vas shot and killed BY the sherins.
~The Khan Of Khiva has lled to Loruman-
dow.
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THE RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE
to-day were s595, 1857. Total for the month,
ss,o5l ,5O5.3s. Total for the fiscal year, sll4,-
40 eco 81
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REV. FATHRR PETER GBYER and his brother
John Geyer, both OF Dayton, Ohio. were
drowned IN the Ohio river at Ripley, last week,
while bathing.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND 4TH OF JULY EXCURSION,
VI STOPPING AT

PlNEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, FORT
MONROE, we DE L,EAU, and NORFOLK.
tS,v her .,, wharf foot of 9th street,
tha ABOVE 30 Ssmsd P Pc mr. stopping e.
e ;S oIfolk THURSDAY night Returning will stop
the most beautiful and heathful trips in this coun
try Those fond Of fishing and bathing will have
whole day at Piney Point, Point Lookout, Fort
Monroe, Vue de Eau, where they will find fns &C.
eopmodations. The fare for the trip only will be:
Return tickets 20 Fort Monroe, vue de I,Eau and
norfolk. s D; Piney Point and Point Lookout, 81
Meals and state room extra state rooms can be en-.
gagged at the office, 18th street and n z avenue
1881 IRep.&Chron.1 DORSEY CLAGErT
GRAND TEMPERANCE PIC NC on the 4th Of
yniyA on TOLSON'S CAMP s35sa
GROUNDS, in Prince George Co, Md -
emiles from w Washington, by DIVISION NR6
No. -, of TEMPERANCE, commencing At no a.
lneton and Baltimore will be present. Dinner and
refreshments AZ moderate prices. Horse feed on
comfort Of those who wish to spend a pleasant
Fourth in the woods la28-5tr
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ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
]es-tr Corner Of ID and D streets northw est

.Batchelsf's Hair Dye is the best in the world,
TIE only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnfs, no disappointment, harmless reliable instan
Bond street, New York. fs-eoly
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ScANpALoUs AFFAIR AT NKwPoRr.-In
Newport, X. l., for several months past, Q man
claiming to be Of the bon ton has been paying,
clandestinely, his addresses TO the wife OF gem
tleman moving in the nrst circles. Remon-
strances were Of no avail with either OF the
criminal parties, and few days since trip 70
Calada And pistols f0r two was arranged and
carried out, from which "Trip both parties came
left her husbands bed and board and gons
home 20 his father. Names are withheld. be-
canse the partiee are In high life and rich
Roxfou Herald 2afk
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TINS fsyortte and celebrated Watering place will
Oner additional att FACTIONS this season Ith a
bG9SSisesses a masnihcent Ball Room, fine vES\v
bhnSrd hoems, Bowling Alley for ladies lk. Il
ana I0r gentlemen, and a superb OroQuet GTOund
Virginia. ' "e'' in
The waters OF these special Springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases of ScrOfula, incipjent
Consumption, Chronic Brochitis, Chronic Lsryn.
gifts, Chrome Pnuemonia, Chronic Dyspepsia
Chronic DiarIhes, Chronic Dysentery. They are
Also great value in those affections which are De.
criar TO the female constitution, and as an appet-
Ser tonic AID general restorative they are per-
ppsps, unriSs allied amongst mineral waters. The
anrstclass band Of music, and in general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
et our best summer resorts will be at the Command
OF the guests at R0CKBRIDGE ALUM. The plaoe
70 within from eleven 70 thirteen hours o. Rich
mohd, sshington, Baltimore, etc, By rail- ali Ia
daylight. PASSENGERS leave the cars Of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio Railroad ct Goshen Depot, and new
aho elegant stage coec hes, passing raDidly oser a
smooth and level road Of only eight miles, 81 down
the visitors at the Springs to tea
LANES A. FRAZIER, Proprfetor.
Dr. 3. DAVIS, Of the University, Resident
physletsp; a: X. DOOM, once Manager; s, III,
ERs, Baltimore. "oo-
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on sppliOation.
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ZJohI o,BIis. Sa. fat.l!y stabbed in
q The same name - himself.
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weeks ego, Mrs. King, wife Of james KIM.
Who ressdes Just above he new bridge, On the
rivers edge, received bite on The leg, from =
common spider. The limb soon began 70 swell
Temporary relief vas secured, but In . few
days more De poison again began % ohov ifs
effects, causing the system sresf suffering until
sg0ny-kmosvfue, 1ssa., Pysss 90 HnslI. -
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REPREsBNrATIvR-ELEcT WIN. WHITING, from
the Sd Massachusetts district, died last evening
at his residence, at Boston Highlands, OF in
hamnation Of the bowels. He was formerly
connected with the War department.
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SUMMER RESORTS
rAPON SPRINGS And BATHS,
~ HANFsHIlE CouSTT, W. VA,

wa WtHcsSS.eT, Va.
Persons " no wIsh to spend the summer months nj
eonfessediy one Of the most charming aud !. n
attractive summer Resorts in the two vir- vEA0
ginlas viii do wen to read our descriptive lksll
tAmphIef, which, besides fun particulars oil Isa.
uon, suIr,undlugs, routes 81 travel and charges,
contains Also the highest medical testimony TO the
splendid Baths ~
They belong TO the class % Alkaline waters and
LOT tnree fourthS or century have had local re-
pate Tor their curative pFOperties-notabiy in Kid
ney diseases, IN acid Dyspepsia, in Cutaneous AZ
i-Ctlons, ar IN Rheumatic GoGt In the se classes
OF IuncioDat deprayity, and in their happy effects
en- the female constitution, CapDn Waters have now
an established position viSh the medical faculty and
IN the Pooulsr regard: We have been these mahy
years known 20 the spring going public In Virginia
abd viii only here add, If you have never been 10
Rate-: Slj and sIs per wee K, with discounts of &
~ snd ia per cent. from family bills stated ia
EeinrhIet. Apply for pamphlet to Y. D. GILMAN
Druggist, Penns. avenue, or BY mail to FRAZIER
SALE Projectors. jaS-2tr
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KEYPOBT EXCURSIONS.
On and after FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1878, the
GeSant and fsvofite steamer KEY -
F0kT Will commence her regular ~
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN .
tnS excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
Ioot o. IN street, ct O'Clock p. M, returning az
II m During the summer q 1877 these excur-
Mons were largely patroniEed by many Of our best
citSens, who found IN them . cool and pleasant es-
CAPE from the heat and dust OF the city No. effort
shall be spared during the coming summer 10 make
them pleasant and agreeable in every respect De-
tecuyes will be stationed 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, 81; lady and
gentlemsn, 9l50. Apply to WIN. b. BYLES,
Agent, cog Pennsy iv ania avenue. mSl-lm
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THE STEAMER TIGREss, purchased by the
government for the expedition in search of the
Polaris, arrived in New York from st Johns
Saturday. Secretary Robson made a trip down
the bay in her yesterday and expressed himself
well pleased with the vessel
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END OF THE FISCAL Wharf.-The various
heads of the bureaus OF the several depart
ments are to-day engaged in balancing their
accounts for the fiscal year ending to-day. On
and after to-morrow the appropriations FOR the
year ending July list, 1874, will become avail
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

INTERNAL REVENUE APPoIHTMENTs.-The
following appointments were made to-day:
Guagers-James G. Huntington, 9th district Of
Missouri; Thomas s. Spangler, Ind; j. r. Bill.
III. Storekeepers-PhilipR K. O'Reily, Ind, and
Frank Cassell, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
THERMOMETERS UP,
DRY GOODS DOWN,
LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON.

me- annual i closing out ss OF Spring and s.
and continue until - MONDAY, LOB INST
.dtJ All, 1873, when al
DRY GOODS
.sniehy Dress GOodsJ in the hS.use shall he .oId
without reserve at a wonderful sacriice Lsdias
should not under any eireunls. ances mis- this the
last opportunity OF the seasJn ' ~
The DRESs GOODS, LACE JACK ELS, LACE
POiSIs, PARAsOLS, and other goods Vet on hand
market. ~ 'H'
In conIunctfoS with our stock os Dry Goods we
oHer on the second nOOr Of our building a magnif-
cent assortment Of choice
CARP ErING,
~ greatly reduced prices, comprising all makes of
torelsn and Amerlca an mspufacture: OIL CLOTHS
large stock 81 MATING IN all widths: White
hafting, low AZ DC. and CT eek, very fair, at Sc
On hand complete stock Of WINDOW SHADES
and FIXTURES
- Remember the Arcade
wOLFORD q SHILBER6,
JeH-r 421 7th street, between ID and n, D. W.