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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-30

Work! Work II! work!!l Let
this be the watohword of every
true Republican, from now until
sunset election day, and victory
will be their reward. 5-
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The Conservatives rely upon car
rying the oity by voting dead and
absent men, stuffing and smashing
ballot-boxes; but do your duty, Re
publioans, and they will fail.
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Remember, Republicans, that
every vote lost to the city ticket
is one lost for Hughes, SO don't fail
to vote to a man,
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evening State gd,lt,'tlaI.

vss,i ON SALE AT
JOHNSTON'S MUSIC AND NEWS
449i STORE, 918 MAIN STREET.
aLEoNscHAAP's, 1909 MAIN STREET
WYATT & CO.'S MUSIC EMP DRUM,
S17 BROAD STREET.
go NEWS STAND FORD'S HOTEL,
ia,s land AT
OUR COUNTER.
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FooTE's "REMINISCENCES The remi-
niscences by Hon. Henry S. Foote. which
have been published in The Washington
Chronicle, and which have attracted SO
much attention, are to appear soon in book
form. The volume viii contain about
five hundred pages, and will bear the title
"Casket Of "reminiscences" The more
appropriate title would seem to be ssFoote-
prints of Time" Some of his reminis.
cences especially those of Richmond and
Jefferson Davis, and kindred matters in
bellum days, are very graphic.
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magician, with gifts, at the Virginia Ope-
ra-house. asE
Harmony division Sons Of Temper
ance-Ladies' fair next to corner of Ninth
street, on Main.
Theatre-H. Watkins and troupe.
Assembly -Phi!harmonics and Mrs.
Jarley's wsx-works. srt .tt{ aSi
Captain McCann's First regiment band
concert at regimental armory.
Monticello Hall-Female mnstrels and
olio company; s ~ Hs8.} l.sfHftt
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-30

SOLDIERS MEETING.-The annual
meeting of the Virginia Division of the
Army Of Northern Virginia will be held in
the hall of the house Of delegates tonight,
at u o'clock. Colonel Charles S. Vena-
BILE, formerly of General r. E. Lees per-
sonal staff, will deliver the annual oration.
Subject, "The Campaign from the Wilder
|
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There were many articles of excellence
exhibited, but not in sufficient quantity to
conform to the regulations, and conse.
quently had to be passed by. .e,5sii.
Orchard Products. - Best assortment
nursery stock, medal or $25 do. two-year
apple trees suited to Virginia, medal OF
, $40, John w. Rison; do. ene-year peach
; trees, diploma, John w. Rison; do. two
/ year pear trees, dwarf and standard, med.
al or $40, John w. Rison. Largest an6
. best collection of fruits, $25. DR.. s. p
Dove, eighteen varieties. Best native apple
! So, s.. W. Chapman. Best native grape
, SO. Best bushel dried apples, So. Bes
F. bushel dried peaches. 8.
3 Floral Products. Largest and best col
(; lection of plants in pots, $l5, roses in pots
/, $40, fuchas So, to John Morton. Bes
!, collection of chrysantheums, So, JOIN
Laird. Largest and best collection Q
J, geraniums, Sl5, of foliage plants, $l5, Q
:. dahlias, $5, hapdsomest design, $l5, bes
!. hand boauet, So, best basket of flowers
II $5, to John Morton. Handsomest cross
I. $5, handsomest wreath, $5, to John Lairt
The committee have examined the design
n for villa and grounds exhibited by Mr..
|. G. Lewis. and the plans for parks and gal
T, dens exhibited by Mr.. Joseph Newtor
IS and considering them very beautiful desii
to make special mention of them.
y american Wines.--Best still Catawt
IT wines, s5, A. J. Bossieux. Best sparl
!; ling Catawba wines, So, J.. B. McCart
ID and A. j.. Bossieux. Best Concord wine
i, So. Best Virginia Seeding wines, s
q. Best from any other grape, So. Be
r, blackberry wine, 81. Best currant win
7. 81. Best from any other fruit, 81. BE
cordial of any fruit, 81. Best specime
rs of native brandies, s5, j. E. Lpscombe
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The executive committee will meet at
o'clock and report a plan for the enrolment
of all soldiers present who desire to become
members of this association; also a plan
for the complete enrolment of all Confede-
rate soldiers and sailors in Virginia.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE: GAzETfE.]
FROM CSntlnl Il ,nerica. -,

PANAMA., June 1.-THE, republic OF the
United States Of Columbia is 10 the full enjoy
ment of peace with the exception Of some Off
cia prosecutions and outrages committed by
the authorities of the State of Boyaca, due 10
official favoritsm allowing its agents to ride
rough shod over the people.
The volcano of Puracc, i'll Canca is assuming
a state OF activity that has become alarming.
The city of Panama seems, to have regalned
its tranquility. .....
The restored President of the State is tratcr-
nizing with the leaders of the revolution that
banished him and drowoing enmity 10 cham
payne. Those who were firing at each other a
few days ago are drinking toasts to each other, :
health Whether such reconciliation, SO found
ed, will last long is very doubtful!
Nothing more has heen heard OF the Gene
raj Sherman which sailed from Aspinwall lately
for some of the Atlantic, ports OF Central
America under suspicious circumstances.
The United States flagship Pensacola sailed
hence on the End inst for Callao
The United States steamers Omaha aud
l}enica arc daily expected at this port.
Adolfo Bolivian has been elected constltu-
tioual President of Bolivia to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of President Morales
Several shocks of earthquake frightened the
people Of Valparaiso and south parts OF Chin.
The first began at I2:32 p. m the 10 otMay last
at Valparaiso and lasted ~ seconds. a good deal
of damage was done to public and private build,
ings from the motions being vertical. Several
persons who were thrown or jumped from scat,
folds on which they were working were killed
and mauv wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

CORNER STONE LAYING The following or
ders are published for the information Of the
Sir Knights and their friends who desire to wit
ness the ceremonies of laying tho corner stone
Of Hamilton Lodge, No. 81, A. L. & a: NJ,
at Hamilton, Va, on Wednesday, June 18th,
1873:
Ho'R OLD Dom. Com, No.1l, K. L. | !
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June lS 1873 !
General Orders No /:
!. The Sir Knights will assemble at the
rooms Of the Commercial Exchange on We'd.
nesday 18th inst, at 6 o'clock a. H., 10 full
the Commaudery will march to the depot Of
the Washington Il Alexandria Railroad, to re.
ccive visiting Sir Knights from Washington
city, and immediately after their arrival and
reception, will march to the corner of King and
Fairfax streets, from which poiut they will es-
cort Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. l20, to the
depot of the Washington & Ohio Railroad,
where they will take cars for Hamilton, Va
| Ii. A special train will leave the depot OF
| the Washington & Ohio Railroad at 7.4O a. H.,
arriving at Hamilton at $40 a. M, and return
ing will leave Hamilton at 0 clock .. H., ar
irving at Alexandria at 7l5 p. m.
Ill Sir knights who may be accompanied
| by ladies can obtain reserved seats in cars by
| making application to these headquarters PRIOR
| to O. clock D. NJ, on Monday 10th instant.
". Carriages will be at Hamilton station or
arrival of cars, and ample time will be given
Sir Knights to scat their ladies before the lines
arc formed.
V. The lines will be formed at Hamilton
station, and the Commandery will escort the
| Masonic Lodges from that point to the Hall oil
Hamilton Lodge No. 81, where appropriate
ceremonies will be observed.
VI. The Commandery will escort Hamilton
| Lodge No. 81, a. L. Il A. NJ, and such other
Lodges as may unite with them, from their
| Hall to the site Of the proposed Mansonlc
Temple, and after witnessing the ceremonies OF
laying the corner stone of that oditice will s.
cort the Lodges back to the Hall of Hamilton
Lodge
VII. There will be Dress Parade, Drill,
Inspection and Review Of the Commandcry at;
ter ceremonies of laying the corner stone shall
have been concluded; after which the Sir
Knights will break ranks and join with their
friends 10 the festivities Of the day.
VIII. At the sound Of the bugle the Sir
Knights will promptly re-asscmble and form
escort for the Masonic Lodges, march to the
depot and take the cars for Alexandria: :,
*. On arrival at Alexandria the lines will
De promptly lOF1ncu anu tuc OotuulauotCIy "i'
| escort Andrew Jackson Lodge to their Hall on
Fairfax street, thence march to the depot Of
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad
where visiting Sir knights will take cars ior
Washington, when the Commandery will march
to their Asylum, where they will be dismissed;
x. Sir Knight Geo. Il. Hill is appointed
Adutant of the Commaudcry, and will be
obeyed accordingly.
BY order Of the eminent Commander
GEO r. SlITNN, Captain General
JAS. Il. ALEXANDER, Recorder.
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kidnapping Children.

New YoYK, juno ia morning paper
says that at the present time there arc between
1000 and 5000 children kidnapped from Italy
held in slavery 10 the large cities Of the United
States. This city being the great central entire
pot children are brought hero aud sold at
private auction at prices varying from 500 to
$500 for boys and 800 to $500 for girls; where
girls are exceptionally pretty the prices run
higher. Two little girls who together play their
violins in Wall street, are said to have been
bought by their present owners for $1,000.
Since the lst of April last 3I7 Of these children
have arrived at this port.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Stocks dull: God
heavy At l5a Money 4aG. Plour dull and
heavy. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet
and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Juno 17.--Virgnis sizes, con-
soIdated 555; West Virginias 10 bid to-day
quiet Wheat dull and lower; white CHI ice l05
alss fair to prime do. 170al8O; choice amber
l8Oal85; good to prime red l65s175; common to
fair do. 140al5O red Western l45al55; Spring
amber 16OnlG5. Corn-white Southern nominal
-66a67; yellow Southern lower at 81; mixed
Western lower at 60! Oats dull Southern 47a
80; Western mixed i5a48; do. white 47a4S. Rye
dull at 70a8O Hay unchanged. Provisions
dull and unchanged Western Butter-Central
Ohio and w Western l5a18.
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From New York.

New YORK, June ia boiler in Queens
Glue factory, Railway, New jersey, exploded
yesterday, demolishing the factory, tour story
brick building, fatally injuring h. Soheld and
Frank Weiss, and seriously injuripg two others.
The will of James Brooks has been admit,
ted to probate. ~.
The weather to-day is clear and fine, and
much cooler than yesterday.
Five cases Of sunstroke occurred yesterday,
one proving fatal
A State Convention of prohibitionists is called
to meet at Albany on the 24th inst.
About one o'clock this morning John Nc
Manus quarrelled with Michael Klrwin, who
keeps liquor store at 33l east 32d street, for
refusing him drink, and stabbed him twice
through the groin. He also stabbed through
the hand Patrick Somers who was cndcavor-
ing to protect krwin. N1cNlanus was arrested
and kirwin taken to Bellevue hospital in dy
ing condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

IMPROVEMENT. The bids for the erection
,dl three storied brick building-two store
rooms and dwelling house above-on the site
Of the cid Marshall House were opened by Mr..
,ien,zbcrger, the owner of that property, last
night and the contract for the carpenters work
award to 3. f. Price, and that tor the brick
work to Padgett & Bro. The bids were as
tolows:-B. +. Price, without brick work,
$1,000; with brick work, $500; Thomas +.
ikemp, without brick work $4,7UO, with brick
work, 1896; William f. Vincent, without
!,rick work $4,73S, with brick work SIS, 400 !;
padgctt T. Bro, for brick work s6G5. The
contractors, it is understood, will proceed
with their work Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

CoLoREp BALL.-The Pioneer corps, col
ored organization of Washington, comprising
companies designated as white shirts, red shlrts
and yellow shirts, with numerous females of
their own race, and accompanied with drum
corps came down here yesterday evening aud
gave ball at the Colored Odd Fellows ball on
south Columbus street. 1t was very disor-
derry affair and several disturbances occurred,
but none sufficient to warrant the interference
of the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

Police HEADQUARTERS. The following
cases have been reported at police headquar-
tiers since yesterday Eugiue Duany, colored,
for disordcrly conduct and fighting in the
streets, was fined and discharged James
Archibald, for disordery conduct was fined and
discharged; warrant was issued for the ar
rest of Nancy Lucas, colored, for disorderly
conduct; Henry Lawrence. torassaul,ing Capt.
Frank Keys was discharged W. [. Burnes
s an Buck Cox were arrested for fighting at the
ot. Asaph street depot, but their examination
was POSTPONED
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE fourth of
July committee effected compromise to day.
It is stated that there arc twenty seven
steamers in China waters waiting to bring Chi
neso to the number of 29, 900 to California.
The news Of the sale of Huntington and
Hopkins interest in the CENTRAL aciGc railroad
to Sharon, Ruse, Cohen and others is CON
6rmcd
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Committed.

BELFAST, Me-, June tn the Thorndike
tragedy the coroDer's jury adjourned until Sat
urday next to obtain the testimony Of the par
eats OF the murdered man, who have not re,
turned home. The prisoner was brought to
this city last evening and committed to Jail.
He continues stolid and refuses to converse.
His testimony at the inquest was given with
apparent Indifference, and satisfied every one
of his guilt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

NEW BOILER WoRKs.-Mr. j. L. Pctt;t
son Of a former old and euterprisiug resident Of
this city, who afterwards carried on the Viz
GINA Iron Works at Norfolk with great sn ~
cess, Is about to open boiler shop in this citv IN
the building on Union street, formerly used h ~
the late MIR: Germond. Mr. Petit is sliIfu and NJ
experienced boiler maker, and all orders ON.
trusted to him will be executed satisfactorily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

That very desirable property known as EXE-
ORA, in Loudoun county, Va, is offered for
sale 1t is situated on the Leesburg aud Win
chester turnpike road at the crossing of the Bcr-
lin graded road, miles from Lecsburg, miles
from Hamilton ii miles from Lincoln and hal!
q mile from PurcelIvle depot, w. s. o. K. r.,
and put q few hundred yards from the line of
the railroad. The place contains about 81 n
TEEN ACRES OF LAND, on which there is =
large roomy and comfortable Dwell. GaA
LlNG HOUSE, ice house. good barn and .esSaL
stabling for six horses spring bosses with new
er-failing spring of delicious cold water, besides
another line spring near the barn. There is q
good vegetable garden and fine apple and pouch
orchards of improved fruit and several cherry
trees. There is a beautiful grove of trees around
tho dwelling, affordng delightful shade There
is excellent pasture for horses and cows 1t Is
in good neighborhood, convenient to depot,
postotlice stores, churches, schools, &c, and in
sight of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The pure
bracing mountain air renders it unsurpassed in
healthiulness by any place in the State of Vir-
pinia There arc good roads leading in every
direction, affordng fine drives Taken altogeth-
or the place constitutes one of the most desirable
country retreats to be found anywhere, and is
within two or threo hours ride by railroad of
Washington city. Any one wishing to purchase
this property can apply to the undersigned on
:he PROMISES or by letter, at Purccllville, Lou
doun county, Virginia.
T.,,Jo,, county ia 17-w3nl
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The Texas Border Difficulties.

NEW YORK, June ia letter from Brack-
ettsvie, Texas states that after Mckenzie s
raid a meeting of Mcxicans was held, which,
at first, was inclined to insist upon reparation
from the United States, but wiser couuscls pre-
vailed, and it simply requested the Governors
Of Coahnila and Leon to urge their national
with the United States in an amicablc manner.
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LOG AL ~ H =" - i.

CLOSING EXERcIsEs.- closing exercises
If the Belle Haven observation-disclosures f. b.
CARRIER and A. S. Tebbs, principals held
las, night in the presence of a large and apple
G,tiyc audience of the friends of the school.
Thc exercises on this occasion were not SO OK
tended as formerly, and yet sufficiently so to
demonstrate, to the fullest extent, the pro-
fc;rncy of the scholars in the various depart
,nruts of education, and at the same time af-
f,rdinr another illustration of the accustomed
rnod taste of the principals Of this most excel
lnnt Institution. The evenings entertainment
nnr,ed with lively French play entitled la
I,ttrrle dc FRANKFORT on l. occasion fait lie
I,rron," in which the several young ladies
Who took part, acquitted themselves very
crcditably, cvincing thorough acquaintance
with this language, which now forms so essen
tial 4 part of lady's education. The prizes,
medals aud diplomas were then distributed by
X. kemper, ESQ.,, as follows:
Prizes in the Primary Class-For Improve
mcnt and Department, to Virginia Corse Dill
rrncc, Improvement and Department, to Julia
Fleming; Improvement and Department, to
R,rtha Eichberg Improvement and Dcport-
,ucnt, to Edith Rotchtord
Prize in the Junior Class-For Scholarship
and Deportmcnt, to Mary Smoot.
Prize in the Intermediate Class-For I'M
nrovemept and Department, to Minnie Smoot.
Prize for Scripture Recitation, to Annie
Silver Medals-For Diligence and Deport-
ment, to Aura Miner Improvement and De-
nnr1mept, to Aunic Summers; Improvement
ind Department, to Alice DcVaughn; Scholar
ship and Department, to Mary Greenaway
Scholarship and Dc pertinent, to Ellie De-
Vaughn.
Gold Badges-For Scholarship and Dcport-
ment to Connie Boush and Mary Tebbs.
Gold Writing Medal, awarded by Prof Spen-
Ger, to Annie Patterson.
Silver medal in ID French Glass, awarded by
Prof. Caumont, to Blanch Nicklin.
Gold Medal in lst French Class, to Lucy
Marshall.
Gold Harps to Claudia Norton and Bessie
Masters.
Gold Medal, for Scholarship and Deport-
mcnt, to Henrietta Gibson.
Gold Stars, for Scholarship and Department,
low and Kate Green.
Diplolnas-To Miss Claudia Norton, for
French, Music, and Select English Course Miss
Kate Boush, English Course; Miss Ada Grlgg,
French and English Course Miss Margic Hen
Irrsou, Select English Course; Miss Anna
Srirrf:.low, English and French.
Full Diploma for French, German, Music
and English, to Miss Kate NJ. Green-thc
second fnIl diploma awarded in the Institute.
Private Music Chss-Gold Harp to Miss
Bessie Falls, by Prot. Hcymau.
1t will be seen from the above list of prizes
that the Belle Haven Institute is in very
Furnishing condition, and Notwithstanding u
rumor to the contrary, We are pleased to learn
that Miss CARRIER will continue the school after
vacation.
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Weather Probabilities.

a.. WASHINGTON, June Ii, Ii u. Ill.
For the Middle States, very generally clear
and cooler weather than on Monday, and fresh
to occasionally brisk winds mostly from the
north and cast For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States cast of Mississippi, light to fresh
winds from the southwest, south and southeast,
generally cloudy weather and rain areas
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LONDON, June IA second cable from
the coast of Cornwall to Spain has been opened
for business. This increase 10 the facilities
for the transmission of dispatches between
England and Spain has led to reduction OF
the tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

C"''oAEh ENcURsIoN.-Tho Benevolent
Union Association of Washington, containing
sS k Golorsd organ zatious, accompanied with
about four hundred arrived hcra uos,o.a. -,
evening and at halt. past eleven last nSbt 1of, o1
an excursion trip to Richmond via the w ~ ~ "
'. M. 4 G. S. Il. Il. and the q. NOR 4 m,
delay in starting was accustomed by nm ;nsnfE
cheney of funds '"n
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O'kelIy.

MADRID, June l7-Mr. James J. O'Kelly
has arrived at the fortified town Of Santona,
province of Santandcr, where he was delivered
over to the Spanish authorities by the captain
of tho steamship which brought him from
Cuba. O'Kelly's effects were scaled by the
United States Consul at Santander.
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Ex-I'rcsidcnt Johnson.

New YORK, June, IA Washington spc-
cial says, ex-Presidcnt johnson. proposes to
run for Governor of Tennessee this tai! ana mas
hopes OF his election, promotion to the u D.:
Senate to follow.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q A r E P T A H A L L
EXHIBITION, CONCERT s. TABLEAUX

A Parlor Entertainment, consisting of Solos,
Duets Quartettes and Choruscs, REGULATIONS,
Dialogues and Tablcaux, will be given by the
SCHOOL Of this city, on FRIDAY NIGHT,
tho 10Th instant, at SAREPTA HALL-the
proceeds to purchase library for the school;
Tickets 25c each. For sale by tho children
and teachers, and at The Farmers and Mechan
les Savings Bank, on Prince street, and vt the
door of tho hall.
ia ltd j. TACEG, Supt.
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EICURSEO.,.S .7.N-D PEC.vYCS.
T AYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
IL THE MASONIC TEMPLE AT HAM
ILTON. VIRGINIA.

T AYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
IL THE MASONIC TEMPLE AT HAM
ILTON, VIRGINIA.
A special train will leave the depot of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, the 18th instant, at 100
O. clock, to convey the Masonic fraternity and
their friends from this city to Hamilton, Va. to-
witness the ceremonies OF laying the corner stone
of the Masonic temple at that place.
Returning, the train will leave Hamilton at
o clock p. m, arriving in Alexandria ut oclk.
nS-Tickets for the round trip only one dollar,
and may be obtained at the bookstore of Geo. +.
French, the drug stores of .Janney q Co., Cook
q Creighton and Warteld s. Hall, and at tho
stores Of John A. Field and Steiner s. Yohe.
GS"No tickets for this train will be sold the
ticket office ut the depot.
je 13-td [Sentinel1
EXCURSIONS BY THE POTOMAC
ID STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Davis, on and after TUESDAY, June TO- will
leave Seventl-street wharf Washington,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
at p. m, stopping at Prnce-street wharf, AL
exandria, at q 81 p m, for an
EXCURSIoN DOWN THE POTOMAC;
returning at l p. m. Music, Dancing and Re-
freshments on board.
Tickets, gentleman, 81; gentleman and lady,
$3.50. IOOE & JOHNSTON, Agts.,
JIG l2Gt Alexandria, Va.
For PlNEl POINTS ro1NrIookoUT'
On SATURDAY, June 14th, ut p. m, and
cvcry Saturday thereafter, the GEORGEANNA,
Capt. A. B. Field, will leave from same wharf
and from Princc-strcet wharf, Alexandria, ut
Is 30 p. M, for PINEY POINT and POINT
LOOKOUT, returning at II. III. on Monday.
Tickets for round trip S25U.
VIM. II. BYLES, Agent
Washington, ID. c.
HOOE & JOHNSTON, Agts..
jc 12-Gt Alexandria, Va.