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Weather In dfcaffons To-day.
LOCAL VS..
Condensed Locals


From j. &. Parker we have the New York
papers In advance OF the mails.
tHiCtT AC ManOu shot mad dog on 9Th
street, hetwte1 r aud q southeast yesterday.
= large number OF cOlOred excur> 'onists
1Tom l. nch burg, Va, paid their respects TO
Pre- ident Hayes to-day.
The races at BTightwOOd Park on Thurs
day. The iftE instant. are worthy the atten-
lion OF Patrons of the turf. For particu lars
see the advertisement.
Early yesterday mornings man was found
dead In one OF the Washington through
sleeping cars OF the Pennsylvania railroad
at the West Philadelphia depot. From papers
found his name is supposed 10 be Benjamin
The battalion OF L. &. marines under the
command OF Col Haywood, who have been
ON duty at Baltimore. Philadelphia. Read
Ing and other places during the late striking
riots. left Reading. Pa. at o O'Clock this
morning, and will arrive here this afternoon.
Last night officer Kepler found a colOrei
OF 4th and g streets, and Lieutenant Johnson
sent 1t 10 the COlOrGd OIphauS' Home bur
admission was refused II. VIM Green on
18th street, north OF Grant avenue took charge
OF 10.
The aTnUai festival of the West Baltimore
schUetzen commenced in that CITY yeSter-
uay. A delegation of the Germauia SChuet-
zen OF THIS city. composed Of VIM. Gri1kip.
hing August Dnehrer and f.. Walderker
secTeiarteSj NJ. g. Fuchs, first captain; Carl
Hoeser, treasurer. August Bee kman. suuor-
lntenCeEt; g. h. Baur and II. PuerSingpr
were ID ATTENDANCE. Ny. DCehrer won . for
InaklIg tie most nine strikes on the bow
ling alleys.
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THE COURTS.
Police CoTrp-r T,,,,-H ~ -. D.,

IOAiSh w kr-Jttitge MUS pro fem.
1o-dayY ilanlel Jures, Cnlurcd tramp and Va grant
was cent 70 the chain gang John Davis forfeited ;
collateral Tor Indecent exposure Nm Jabrsao
tresPass the parks: SIS MaTTis iIIornt yinIrir,
ING the Georgetown sieeP"rs hy loud and i>teT,u-
conduct; a. days in workhpuse. Anna McHugb. NJ
lali on s.Ltet, 70 VIM. sweeney. tTespa.s un the
parks. i'Iitlted -. John Butler. street crrSing
" lille in the black maria this morning r,uin- T.,
court 90. Matilda King, NaCrant. was sent dow n
foi go days. JpTrc nuwupy and John KirI,v JiSnr-
DERBY in South Washington. MEAD -uiIty- an, \, a.
hne1 IS each. Nettic Spudh.imrr. A IeWf V,ur,
woman, was sent down for 81 DAYS A. a ,.llrraut'
la'ld gardner assault ON Edward Baker. 81.
"a, Fowl PLAY.
George Sheeney. a white man. was CHARGED with
stealing Is chickens from Michael Quinan in tIs
country. who t--t>ied that h. found some nf tn
chickens at the stand of a cpinref man nafr.l -, -
IN the Center Market. Lewis stated thar ne i,s-ft
ia" chickens from white utU. H. subsequently
other aCC. unit 81 the chickens he was convicted n.
sent I" Jat Lewis, who had been released from
Jaw. .,tul,u IiaI Huecue} fvHNm lie recognized in
court sold nun the chickens. ami hr ,nud nav him
only part Il the purchase money down hrir a.. al
i'!N arUs called at Lis hU-. frr the balance IT the
mon. v ard arrested on Thursday in I-ar.-f f,t
u Wa mot extraordinary cas-. LOWS had been
q r't'; ga on the well established rules Of law thar
the ~"ign r:or TT having been found in ni~ poses
Nl"h "td l't alphabetically accounted for he U9~ son,
fenced a. Jail II turns rut I, rIula;.#y FIR b4
el- az gE~rC" that IN" story told tR" court Ir tho
GA man Lev" l. on his trial trur. that 30. hlHg >
g"IiUr.fT az setting this matter rfrl. II ilrir-
been clearly proved thar Shaaury wa the chill q. mar
l. tit' penalty inflicted upon the I'D cribr.8 H1u
LOWS would ROW o. T.Uljted. and ~h--ury s..r,-
trtcpl a. s3E IuI.- - iI jail ..ut HD Lows W..
thcurel-~ed and Nhc.UHl took hi MA. iu the do.
I" l." sent d. Jad h did not appaT o. relish hi. sit
Charl alias William C.uuar-. larceny. # fft..r,
pound, "i butter worth - -. from John II WRIGHT
Fi,a..-d -1iIty and v4- hDeI $40. or - i6r- in a
ati l.rEurE. mall hn.. LaTcyuy 81 a razor from
EuGu,i n SaIT. : >, ten lay,
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The following instruments in writing have
been filed in the Office of the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
Gustave Kahler TO Louis Dorr, g., 900. lots
Is, G9, 40, Il, Y and 70, square SOP. Louis Dorr
10 Eiizabet Kahler, =, 600, lots 68 to 10,
square SOP. John C. Knowlton to w. j.
k Know So, part Of lot T, square 90.
$1,000, part of lot 10, square 1856 John Il.
Blake and Moses Kelly to Louis w. Ritch ie
s2l4 lots 81, - and 81, square 1871. Eleanor
A. O'ToOle TO Marie G. Camp (Quit claim,
Sl29, west half lot IS and lot 10, subdivision
OF square 16s. VIM. Schwing to A. j. Clarke,
5000 lot IL, square 421. +. CorridD1 10 Ham
nah Corridor, so, part lot II, square IS4. j.
NJ. Johnston, trustee, to b. F. Lloyd ami
Sarah Lloyd, trustees, $3.50 20, lot II, square
DEEDS OF TRUST.
\. Il. Jameson TO W. f Edm1nsto1 AMI
Job Barnard, to secure Il. III. Warner and
James s. Edwards : 1858 IS, lot ,, block T.
Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant.
FIurian Trautman TO Geo. Bauerand j Wal
ter, to secure Conrad Schaefer 5000, part OF
lOi a. square 5j4. John NOegIer 10 Geo. Bauer
and J. Walter, 10 secure Conrad Schaefer
Geo Bauer and j. Walter, TO secure Corral
Sfhaefer 3 600, part Of lot |, square 9i5 VIM.
Walter to e. q. Lederer and J. Walter. jr., TO
secure Conrad Schaefer $4,000, part OF LOT 2.
square 3sI. VIM. Dreyer 10 &. q. LedeTer and
j. Walter, jr, TO secure Conrad Schaefer
81 ,G00. Part of two tracts called Gallon
Castle Manor and Turkey Thicket." Aug.
Dittrich to c. CT. Lederer and j. Walter. ir
10 secure Conrad SChaefer 81 600, lots Is and
Il. square 3s5- Marie c. Camp to Waggaman
ard Pulling. to secure Virginia Paten $500
ard James Pilling $500, lot 10, subdivision of
square 1GS. G.. Leonard to Hoffman and
Snyder, TO secure T. K. Morgan 900, 10. 10,
square iCG.
RELEASES.
W NJ. Evans TO Josephine JOSt, real estate
IN Washington county, ID. c. G. q. Leierer
10 Elizabeth Wagner, part of lots and =
square Sl7. Geo. Bauer and j. Walter to F.
TTaUtmann, part OF lot 81, square 52i. Geo.
Bauer ard j. Walter. ir., 10 Cnas. Miller, lots
& and II, square 2J7. Valentine Klein TO
WIN. Dreyer, parts of two tracts called
"ChillOm Castle Manor and Turkey
Jhicket," Washington county, ID. c. h. III
Warner, G.. w. Stckney 10 r. Il. Eck!oT e..
o., square north of square $50. S. j. Held to
l.. Beilburn, lot l., square 4I6. Chas. Me
Mamie to Henry Melis, lots ,, ! and >. square
st5. Louisa Schlegel executrix TO A BIscbOff
lot 6, Thomas sub. OF so. south OF rs
MISCELLANEOCS.
John II. ROner 10 III. i. Hester. $50, gOoIs
and chattels at No, 3 II street northwest.
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Il LIZ X A " ID RIA.

CONFIDENCE GAME Several gentIem N
In This city. within the last few week. have
received letters signed "Hethe ringtOl q Co
agents for the finance committee OF the
Louisville Lottery Association. 3sS Broad
way, New York, - Informing them that tick
els held by them have drawn valuable gold
watches and chains, which will be forwaTde
10 them on receipt of fifteen dollars. per
cenlage on same. The gentlemen had heard
OF The game before, and consequently did not
invest any money in the same, but one of
mem, as a matter of curiosity, answered the
letter, and asked that the watch and chain
might be sent by express G. .. D., and sub
Ject 10 inspection. This morning the package
was received at the express Office as re
que>Ied, but accompanied by letter stating
mat Hetherington & Co. were not authorized
10 permit an examination OF the goods, and
the percentage must be paid before delivery.
VI course the gentleman to whom the vaIu-
able package was consigned refused TO
receive IL on these conditions. In fact the
confidence game rarely flourishes in this
section of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTFRs will
rouse and energZe the mind aud holy when
The life power Of the system is in a compare
lively dormant state. The lauguid, feeble,
responding invalid is not aware OF the latent
energies that underlie his debility. He thinks
there is no element of vigor left In his frame,
when the fact is that his physical capabilities
are merely asleep and only require waking
MP. Let him stimulate and tone his animal
machinery and endow it with new motive
power through the agency of this incompar-
able invigorant. and he will soon feel like a
new man, or rather like a man who has re-
ceiEed new lease OF lie, and the requisite
health TO enjoy il.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention TO A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
meDt, No. 900 u street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting The latest Improvements,
whether OF American or European Invention,
be is enabled TO do his work IN manner not
TO be equsled by those not possessing these
fsc!lities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
snd Gents Salts are, IL fact, the cheapest IN
The city on account OF mis- superior WORK.
Give him call-9Oj u street. PunCtuEliIy
guaranteed.
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Rerntrs OF Roads in Inc County.

The heavy rains OF the present season have
done much damage TO the county roads in
almost every direction from the city The
District Conn jssiouerS have concluded 10
divide the county into road districts with an
OVtrsefT 70 each whose duty Will be 10 have
SucD re pairs made a. are abs oIUteiy roce~-
saIy 10 preserve tie thOrOughfaTes from en-
IRE Tuil- The money j. very limited an /
MOI much can re expended. only erf,uyl tn
Keep me roads paSSabIe These OvprSnars
are 10 lie named b. the taxpayers and an
pointed ~ The Comm jSSiOu-rs. The tax
payers aSsnc4ai ION ia the county take the
ground mat the District Commissioners
snould appoint a superintendent of roads who
should have the supervision of all the roads
IN The county, under such regulation as the
bOaTu shall prescribe; that the superintendent
should be- citizen o. the county and should
give y L0iH 4UI the proper disbursement OF
me fuDds which may come into his hands:
The county 10 be divided iutO three districts;
me hTSt To comprise that part of the county
east OF the Eastern Branch. the second that
part between the Eastern Branch and Rock
Creek, and the hiTd that part between Rock
(reek ard the Potomac river. In each of
these districts there should be appointed a
district supervisor, who under proper reg,I-
IatiOns shall perform such work and con-
struct such improvements as nav be ordered
Dy The commissioners. The funds tn defray
NE expense upon the roads is to be derived
!ioIh the taxes levied on property in the
county from the amounts TO be paid by the
city OF Washington upon such roads and in
such proportions as the city is liable to CON
uloute, anu Oy SUCH amounts as are TO be
uerlNed rom taxes upon property In the city
OF Georgetown for such proportion of the
ekpendiiures for roads IN the county as NAV
De cDargeable To the city Of Georgetown Rv
This rule il may be possible TO avoid the con,
slant wrangle over the distribution of the
road fuTd,
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DLEASURE BOATS FOB HIRE
Il "a WATER STREET, -
Georgetown, ID. q. ~
iyzl-lm' JOSEPH PASsENo. -
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH, UNIFORMS
- AND HATS

AND HATS.
DEPARTMENT METRoPOIrTAy porrcEl
Office OF the Board, 4S2 Louisiana dp.,
WASHINGTON, ID. a.. July 81, ISL. Y
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this ONCE
until I'D a. m, WEDNESDAY, 18th August, l577,
a. which time they Will be Opered, 20 furnish this
Department vi b tive hundred al fifty (.5OD yards
Blue besrn Clothi thirty 500 ysris Blue Doeekin
CLOTH four humid ed (40ol yards Blue Dress Cloth,
and fifty 500 yards Bloc Yacht Cloth ali 20 be OF
best quality, Indigo Blue dye.
Sealed Props els will be received at time for
furnishing, 10 measure, Winter Uniforms for the
Police Force, consisting OF 0vercoa.s Of Blue Bearn
Cloth, Trcck Goats of Blue Yacht Cloth. Vests %
either Blue Yacht Cloth or Blue Dress Go n. and
fantaloons OF ne Doeskin; material be of best
WIN the "RegulstioDs for Uniforms to be worn by
the Metro Polltsn Police Force" bids 70 be made
separately for each garment.
The dies for the buttons, the propertv Of the
bosrd, III be losned 90 the success nj bidder.
seaed Proposals viii be received at same time for
Iurnishipe Two Hundred ard Sixteen (zl6D ats for
Winter wear OF the Police Force,
The quantities given are Approximate only; the
quantities required may be more less, circum-
Mark envelopes containing bids, re.peot,r.Iv
Proposal for Cloth" " Proposal for Uniforms
Proposal for II ats," as the may be-
kamples must accompany bids.
tide W ieo my OF al
Bidders are invited to be present. ct the opsnips
FOR further Information apply 20 Capt BROOK
inspector III. p. or 20 the Secretary Of the Board
this once. By order of the Bosrd
YsI,aaelS.l4 x. G. CURTIS, Secretary.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic. painful. and prOst ratiu :
diseases cured without medicine. PUlver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand deS iiera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pul-
vermacher Galvanic Co, New York City.
625.d6kly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

SAFELY AND CERTAINLY that great ex-
ternal remedy, G'eaa's Sulphur Sop. re-
moves cutaneOus eruptions by opening the
pores whose obstruction was the cause Of the
difficulty. Test and you will endorse 10.
Beautiful shades Of black or brown are
produced by RiiES Krir Die. COZ
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A HrsRASp WHO Rrprsrs ro Srpnopr

A HUSBAND WHO REFUSES TO SUPPORT
HIS WIFE AND CHILD.-Fanuy T. Seal
(by her next friend. Warren c. Stone,) has.
through Mr. r. A. Newman, entered a suit
against George A. Seal for maintenance and
alimony. The plaintiff states that they were
married at Charlestown, Va. in Septem ber
1872; have had two children, one OF which is
living. and she charges that in July last he
Wilfully deserted and abandoned her leav-
iug her destitute, and on the I'd OF August
and subsequently he declared that he would
not support her or her child, and has warned
persons, including her landlord, not to trust
her.
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CIT 1T E IS.

GIT Is PERFNTLY SPLENDID."-s.There's
nothing like it," Never could use baking
powder I'LL tried yours" Cant speak too
highly OF IL" That's what they say OF Doc
ieu's Yeast Pctrtier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR-Abou,
ii O'Clock last evening Patrick Ta|bineton.
while standing at The corner of h and Isl
streets northeast, was shot by some unkno vn
person. The ball entered his head bat did
not produce serious wound. DR.. job nson
extracted the ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

NO HU4BUG-L. RICE win pay . fair
casn pre- foE sny kipd Of Lediss,, Cent? and
S94xx15en b1OOlD HA1D OLO1HIH0, BOOTS,
SSSH, e, 80 ~ atrsss, SSevca 81 socth
- ~ III Ro0Ue1y o11ssAS R.GJ-U
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SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AN AFFRAY-
The officers of the several precincts have been
Instructed TO arrest George Gibson for beat
ing Thomas Mason last Friday. Mason is
thought 10 be in dangerous condition. II
will be remembered that Gibson was arrested
on the charge OF ARRAY in this case ard for
feited collateral of 50 in the Police court the
next morning after the occurrcnce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING During the
thunder storm last evening the lightninx
struck in the yard of the residence OF Mr.. H.
- McElfresh, on Sd street north west and a
little daughter of Mr.. McElfresh, named
bIsnehe, about years OF age, was injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

~ Bogus Charley, the Modoc, is recent
convert TO Christianity.
~ Brooklyn funerals give lager all
around. Even the corpse has his bier-[V.
Y. Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

LSJCNcTIoNs ON THE DISTRICT GoyERU-
MENT. - Yesterday Columbus AIeyend-.
christopher Boyle, Mary A. Elliott, aud me-
Washington city Orphan Asylum reSpsc-
tINely sued the District Commissioners for
1pJunctiOns ID prevent the collection of sre-
cal Improvement taxes, and RESTRAINING
orders were granted In each case by Justice
Wylie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

No ONE can DEVELOP IN" grace of meeknass By
listening to crying baby. Stup its frstfulnes by
curing the collie wi Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

SINGING AND OTHER BIRDS AT AUCTION
One of the finest and most extensive cnllec-
ton OF birds Will he sold at Dowling's on
Thursday that has ever been Skinned IN This
country. See advertisement
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ACCIDENT TIC TRAPEZIsT-Iast evan-
Ing, at the Avenue Theater, while The No.
rem Brothers, acrObats, were performIn0
Harry MOrelli, In finishing an act On O 1880
Irapeze. fell 10 the floor In the center aisle a
distance OF about l. feet. brea king his cola
zone and d1slocating his shoulder He vs.
Iskeh 10 the dressing room and DR. Buckisy
TO his hotel. VII ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

DETERGESr.-The best known substitute
for soap.
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,,1oDkI's LADY's BooE-From both ShfI
Iingfon and Purcell we nave tha Sen,ar,ha-
oer Oh this fayorite monthly.
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NCENDIARIsM Officer Amiss yesterday
arrested cOlOTed nurse named GeOrgie;ta
watson, employ eel at the Imper ial hotel for
settlng IRE TO a bed in that hotel. on Sunday
morning last. The fire was fortunately dis
covered IN time 10 prevent confederation
The act Is believed To have been through
oallce. and she was lacked up for a hearing
In the Police Court this morning she was
cnarget with maliciOUsly setting fire to a
bed In the Imperial hotel, room No -. Her
employer testified that she afterwards cor
Iessed 10 have set the bed On fire IL was
burned up, as was als6 part or the furni.
lure IN the room. She said she picked M a
match from the floor and lighted the bed
clotnlng. The entire building was endan
gsIed BY the fire. The room was uaoccup "a
az the time The girl IS employed as a nurse
Srs. Fierce testified that the girl toll her
lLat the reason she did 70 was because Mrs.
nightingale would not pay her the wages
due her. bal paid her mother instead
For defence, Jane Watson, a cOInred wO-
man employed AT the hotel. testified thai
thls girl told her that she didn't set the room
on fire.
The court said this was a clear case for the
grand jury, and he sent ii there, fixing the
bends at II ,CCc.
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A TRANP'S FALL-This morning a coun-
try wagon, from the Virginia side of the
river, brougbtto police headquarters tramp
named IhOmas Conway, who was found
SUNDAY night on the premises of Mr.. Wind
III III suHer1ng from injuries sustained by fall
nls IOwn an embankment. II seems he was
% tns 10 .nd shelter for the night I'm barn
OF Ouloulldlng, when in climbing over what
ne supposed 10 be a wall he fell upon some
rocks and was injured in his baek He no =
sent TO the almshouse 0 as
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ANOTHER LOT of beautiful lawns Just re-
celved, in lavender, blue, black and brown
rgure; ace stripe white goods, black CASH
meres, black alpacas, black silks sum ner
Silks, al Carter's, 70 Market Space. I
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SUITS OF NoRTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
GoMPANY.-To-day, Mes Il. X and c. A
Elliot, for the Northern Lib erty Market
Company, entered suits against about forty
OF the occupants of stalls for arrearages OF
rent ran ging from 500 to 81 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

WE WOULD CALL ArTENTIoN to the
advertisement by Messrs. Fitch, Fox 81 Co.
OF an investment better than United States
bonds.
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IT HAS No EoUAL. Cauandaigua Cham
alter Building.
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Fxeursious Picu,eS Se

Marshall RGU.-The Dozen" will give an
excursion to Marshall Hall on Thursday,
August Is. The Mary Washington will leave
AZ p IN, returning about Y. Tickets, 80
cent.
kCU'CU SiTiHgs.-The second grand excur-
sion 10 Rawley Springs Will take place on
The 10Th inst. For particulars see advt.
ChesGPe0Ee Bay and Piaey POiat.-A repe-
tltion OF the excursion TO the Chesapeake ba =
by \ +. A, Fourth Presbyterian church,
Will be given tomorrow on the Lady of the
Lake. Tickets Al. See sdvt.
PiHey Point and Point LOOkOut.-The eXcur-
Sion OF the ST. John Club takes place Satur-
day. 18th inst, at 10 p. N.
Cock0de Cdy.-Every one should bear in
mind the Wednesday evening excursions OF
lhe Cockade City for young people. They are
always enjoyable.
The LyceI1a bureau excursion to Mount
Vernon Springs will take place to morrow
as usual These are among the most popu-
lar, as they certainly are among the most
enjoyable, river trips OF the season. 49,
ocean Cuy.-The Jane Moseley will give an
sion TO Ocean City on Tuesday, the 2Ist
inst, returning early Thursday morning
TINS Will be splendid trip. See the adver-
Mount JfTnOn SpriIigs.-An excursion for
the benefit OF the Library Association, /. o.
U. F., will be made here next Tuesday, the
steamer Mary Washington making two
trips, leaving at a. m. and %. M, aud re-
turning by and IL p. m.