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" II G. e T 7 N e

HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me OF
VERTIGO.
Cairo, ILL.,, Jsn'y. 9, '78.
Mr.. Sispcns: w
Dear Sir-I hsyo sued several bottles of we
gotine" it has entirely cured mo of Vertsyo., L
have also used it for Kidney Complaint. Ii Is
the best medicine for kidney complaint. l
would recommed it as good blood purifier.
N. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DISEkSE..-Uan wo expect TO
enjoy good health when bad or corrupt humors
circulate with tho blood, causing pain and dis
ease; and these hunors. boing deposited through
the entire body, produce pimples, eruptions. ul-
GERS. Indigestion, costiveness, headache, neural-
gia, rheumatism,, and numerous othor COM
plsints? Remove the cause by taking Vego--
Tine, the most reliable remedy Tor cleansing and
purifying The blood.
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM !

10 THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
fool ardsr great obligations for the Liberal
patronage oAtonusa TO me since l commenced
heartily return my m ost humble thanks -
many tavo-s shown me. I have decided to
make ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY GENTS
PER QUART, put up in paper, or Sl.2O per
gallon, packed in ce and sent to all parts of the
made 10 order. How can it be done2 lst, I
have secured q low rent I'd, pay cash for my
goods; Sd, buy the best of cream at reduced
price 4th, do away with hiring hands; 9th, make
the cream myself; 9Th, am determined K, give
full satisfaction. Pcnic5 and Sunday schools
supplied (ten gallons and upwards) at $l per
gallon. ICE CREAM and DINNER ROOMS
No. ITO King street.
NV IS-2m j, :. FORCE.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
-FOUR HOURS FROM WASUINGTOE, VIA
RAI,TIMORts &c 0HIn - H.

Through ard excursion tickets, GOOD until
November /. Park WagoGattGa, ia which to
convey passengers from station to Springs.
BOARD RATES
The proprietor Of Orkney Springs, fully APP
precietirg business depression, ofors the follow
ing reduced rates of board, graduated according
to rooms occupied, and tho numbar Of persona
in each room.
Board por day for ono ,sooii aud less than two
81 so, 81 and So 30. Board per week for two
weeks and less than four SO. SO ST. and Sill
Board per month for ono month and lcEs than
two $780, S35, $40 and $45 Ministers, physi
ciars and members of the press will be entitled
to twenty-five per cent disc luat on The above
rates Children under II years and servants
halfprice.
Families and parties numbering se7eu or more
who dezirn 20 roEi.nn tho entire seaeon, can
mako special contracts ri reduction on the
above rates
The SEASON vii opca on SATURDAY, the
18th of June, ard close On tho 18th Of October
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed 70 E. B. COLE.
MAN, Manager Metropolitan Hotel, until June
/, after that dste to tho proprietor at Orkney
Springs Shenandoah county, Va, will receive
prompt attention.
sp 3C-3m 4. W. JONES. Lesaoo and Prop.
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Very gratefully yours:
JOHN s. NOTTAGE.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-1ff
Vegetine will relieve pain; cleanse, purify ana
euro such diseases. restoring the patient TO per-
many remedies and suffering for years is it not
conclusive proof if you are sufferer you can
DO cured? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? ltworks in the blood, III the clrcu-
Isting fluid It Can truly be calico, the
Great Blood Purifier. The great source OF dis'
that does not act directly upon it to purify and
renovate, hss any just claim upon public atten'
ton.
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v II 6 e n Z N e
IOWE My HEALTH TO YOUR VALU-
AELE VEGETINE.

Newport, KY, April -, 1871.
IT. Il. Stevens, esq.
Dcsr Sir-Hsving suffered from breaking
out CT CunksrouS Sores for more than i've
yes1s, csused by an accident of q fractured bone,
which fracture ran into running a. r hsG
ing used everything could think OF ana 't ho'n nf
ing helped until had taken M SIX M pGIeieS the he
snNtbccaIy. recommonded very highly. The
SIKH b"ttio cured me. and all can say. is. that
] Owe my health TO your valuable Vegetlne
Your most cbedient servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
1T IS unnecessary for me TO enumerate the oil.
seases for which the Vegetine should be used l
know Ct no disease which will not admit OF Its
use with good results. Almost innumerab!e
complaints sre caused by poisonous secretlons IN
the blood, which can be entirely expelled from
tho blood is perfectly cleansed the disease. rsp.
idly yields; all pains cease; healthy acton Is
promptly restored, and the patlont is cured"
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Providence.
| Mr. r. r. Stevens:
Dear Sr-I have been great sufferer from
dropsy. was confined to my house more than
year Six months of the time was entire
IL helpless l Was obliged to have two men
help me in an out Of bed. I was swollen
inchcs larger than my natural size around my
waist, suffered all man could and i've l
tried all remedies for Dropsy mad tnree oil,
ferent doctors. My friends all expected would
die many nights was expected to die oefore
morning At last Vegetine was sent me Dy 9
friend. nevor shall forget the frat dose. !
could realize its good effects from day to day; !!
was getting better. After had taken some 3
or bottles I could sleep quite we'll nights l
began to gain now quite fast. After taking some
10 bottles, could walk from one part OF my
room to the other, My appetite was as good
tho dropsy hsd at this time dissappeared. l
Kept taking the Vegetne until l regained my
usu.l health. I heard Of great many cures Dy
using Vegotine after got out and was ape TO
attend to my work. am carpenter and Dull
der ! will also say it has cured an aunt OF my
wifC'a of Neuralgia, who had suffered tor more
than 20 years. She says she has not had any
neuralgia for cigh. months. l have given 1t to
ono OF my children for Canker Humor. have
no doubt in my mind it will cure any humor;
it is great cleanser Of the blood; it is safe to
give child will recommend it to the world
My father is SO years old. and he says there 10
nothing like it to give strength and life !" an
aged person. cannot By too thankful for the
use Oft. Inm
Vprv Uratefuliy YOURS
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vsyEuAVE RECEIVED a LARGE LOT
or SHIETINH3, SCI EATlNGS AND
DOMESTIC GOODS generally. from iha late
iuinense auction sylD OF hl9asrs. Wright, Bliss e
Fabcan. Of New Icri:, and will enll, fJr a short
time only, al pricas considerably less than Tho
same goods can ko replaced ~ private satu.
je24 PkGIA FhhDt,N y ~:
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DRY E&sabHS.

ss;tasday, July 6. 1873.
EiurieGti !ircarli ;;rs.Gdir9 h5 l2sc
Wn sln ssllnY al styles Of Dress dool5 u
greatly reduced prices. :.
French lawns and Orgsndss with borde'a st
l2!c, cost III to 33c per yard.
Good sty ln American Lawns st s..
Figured Linen Lawns as low 81 81 p'r yard
Good goods CT l6w prizes
Cal and SEC
d. +, BRASnEAR.
Il r U,.nn,sa, Nn 10j King street.
- ;rt, Alexandria. Va
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Transient advertisements inserted at 81 W per
square for first insertion, and twenty. i've CTS.
for each subsequent insertion
snecisj contr.cts will be msIe with yearly al.
vertsers. o,.,..
Marriage and Desth Notices fifty cents. O5itu-
aries will be char ed at advertisement rates
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n A FRENCH BUNIINQ3. Beautiful
~ +, French Organdioe, ruro shetlnn9,
WOO n, SnH"Ie, ;I"ArAss DFass Goods, LADIES'
goods, received and fur sale by
-. L. BRASHEAR.
Il. b Hoo.nes No. 100 King street.
Aloxandria, Va.
a LSO A FULL. LINE OF FANCY CAS-.
Ii SIMEKE5, VESTINGS Good goods At
down pricaa. c,,,,
ego u. Il. BRAodEAh.
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SUEENEESs EsEsDacTS.

DOARDING-Person desiring u healthy
y and pleasant mountain homo Tor the sum-
nor can be accommodated within walking dis.
lance Of tho White Fost, where there arc
churches ard pcsto1i2e. Address N. S. NJ,
Whifn Pnat Clarke COUNTY, vs..
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MEDICINAL.
" Il G. b T L II ID

FOR DROPSY.
NEVER SHALL FORGET The FlHoI
DOSE.
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~ MONT, paw ION

oily MONT = a ION.
U
This bealtifal Gunm6r E.aaort hss changed
lis management and has been placed in first
ratio order for the coming SEASON.
Apply to S. 4. SMITH, Proprietor, Power &
White Is King street, Alezandris, or Brad.
Adams, ST. st., Washington, d. G., for open
1.tcs nv 9-2mf
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fsSO LEr--THREE ROOMS. furnished OF
4 uuCurnished, with or without board. Apply
y, This ci|ico. Hp1l-tf
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EskeE SALE Or kERF.

Y:OR EENI-A EEIUK HOUSE, pleasantly
g. located, firnshod or unfinished, will be
rented to d good tenant on Reasonable terms.
Possession gwen on tho frat day of May APP
nlvto JNO. T. HILL,
n,y3-M collector Taxes North. Dist
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JeOK kENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
4 DWELLING, RIO. 2O8 Prince street. For
torres apply 70 CHAS. Il. HOOFF, Esq, CASH
;ar First 4 a,lonal Bank Keys at the telegraph
niic. Of the Vrginis Midland L f.. sp2-tf
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a,-DR. HENT.-Tto STOKE ROOM on the
+ northas3t corner of King and Union street
-.hrb hes; location in tho city for grocery and
liuuor store apply ST this office. ap lo-tf
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4 FILL LINE OF HARDWARE, for
n sale chesu, PEAKE 81 MALLS,
f.h2G cor, King and Columbus sts
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One square. ......
Two squsr es... 90.
Three squares.
Four squares.....
Five squares.
Quarter column
One third col n.
Half column....
One column.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Judge Geo. Dickson was, on mo
ron OF Mills Dean, admitted to this bar. Oar
ny agt. 5. and I. company; decree affirming
decree below. kepple agt. kimmell; rein
stated. FAINT agt. FendalI: bill dismissed. In
re E. nunhar's estate: decree below affirmed
~ divided court-reaTgument ordered. L.
:. ex rel Mcleod agt. John Sherman; stipula-
ton MED X. w. Austin was appointed U. s.
commissioner and examiner in chancery. Civ
EN- ct al, executors, agt. Hilton ct al. mandate
OF Supreme Court of United States filed. Rish-
er agt. Taylor: motion for rule on Taylor TO
Coughlan, on motion of Mr.. FendalI, and A.
I. Harvey, on motion of Mr.. Cox. were re
ferred to the examining committee. The exam
lining committee reported fayorably on the
applications of w. A. burlington, j. d. Cough
Ian and G. A. Sawyer, and they were admit
ted. The applications of A. 5. Caywood and
J. G. Larner for constables positions were pre-
scented. An application of Simon Wolf Tor ap-
pnintment as examiner and commissioner was
filed. The case OF Russell agt. Austin (anpIi-
cation for mandamuS on the Third Auditor
OF the treasury was argued.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Smell.
Yesterday, after our report cloSed-Frank
L. Brown was fined S for treSpasSing on the
parks: John Gillem, street swearing: s..
Kate White and Jenny Corkhill were sent
down for Migrants. Fredk. SteinmiQger was
sent down for vagrancy. Frank MoSely, same
down. Lucy Weldon. indecent language; IS.
before the court yesterday for. assault ard
battery on his father, John V. Mattern, IU34
It'll street, was up again this morning, and
after further testimony. the young man was
dismissed. John LawtOn. charged with dig
ging up some geraniums and other plants from
the premises OF Lafayette TOrrey: defendant
pleaded that he was tight; the Court imposed
a fine OF $; also larceny Of two coils or lead
pipe; $40 or thirty days. Thos Powers. street
cursing: S.. Edward and Frank Phalon. two
young men, charged with keeping gaming
house corner 9th and X streets northwest 1t
was shown in testimony that the game of draw
poker is frequently played there. It is under
The guise of a cigar store; grand jury.
TO-DAY.
Sarah johnson was fined 81 for street ours
ing. Henry Scott, loud; as5 George Sloan.
firing pistol in the street; $50 or ninety DAYS.
Bridget Welch, profanity; S.. Thos. Turner
was arrested by Detective NoSs, charged with
larceny of thirty yards of carpet and a clock
from F. A Salter; hearing postponed. Isa-
bella James. assault and battery on Jas. Sla-
ter; pretty serious case: hearing postponed
Robert Hall, larceny OF pair Of shoes; $40 Or 81
DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
White Public Schools,
CLOSING DAYS AND MERIT Ror1,

CLOSING DAYS AND MERIT ROLLS.
Yesterday the closing exercises of the city
schools Second grade) took place in the
school rooms, consisting of recitation, singing,
etc, and were we're interesting. Certificates,
taking the place of medals and books, were
awarded in each school to the pupils mentioned
In last evenings STAR. These certificates are
aWarded:-TO each pupil present and punctual
at every school session during the year; to
each pupil who has received no demerit mark,
for department; to six pupils who shall be
nearest. perfect in studies to the pupil who
has made the greatest improvement in draw
Improvement in penmanship; to the pupil who
has made the greatest Improvement in vocal
music. The awards to pupils OF the. schools
in Washington of the lSt and I'd grades have
been printed in THE STAR. The awards in the
schools OF the same grade in Georgetown were
FIFTH (GEoRGETowN) DIVISION.
School No. |, grade No. l, X. A. Wilson,
teacher.-Charles King, Andrew Biackman
Eugene Rhodes, Florence Bradshaw. Sarah
Haycock. John KingIa, Mary McNalIy. Nav
Mitchell, Brooke Mobrey, Ella Moore, George
Schafer, Randolph Simmons. Edward War
ssIedge,, Montgomery King, Frank Rackey,
Mans Cammack, Frederick Rick. Robert Hun
ter, Ada Dellzell. Joseph Mooney.
School No: 3, grade No. /, Helen G. Watt.
teacher;-William Ratigan, Laura E. Dean,
0ford Baiinger, Joseph Dentz, Annie jet,
Alice G0NahS, Rose Serrln,.A Ada StOray, Will
liam Birkigt, Conrad Ockershausen, Frank
Scherer: Charles Scherer, Michael Sullivan,
Clara Fox, William Geiger, Samual Weile.
Ella Reid, Carrie Walker, Albert Stalings,
Noami Stallings, John Welsh, George Strauss,
Thomas HallOran
School No. |, grade No. 2, Lizzie l.. Gray.
teacher.-Ed. Brown, VIM King Jno Clarke
ClOyd Tayenner VIM. Kemp. Garland SiIlers
Frank Greene, James Potter, James Beck
ham, Henry Sullivan, John Rick, Frank Cook,
VIM. Duley, Robert Smith.
School No. 2. grade Nos. and 2, Mary E.
Mckenny ,teacher.-,JOSie Belle Appleby, Lucy
A. Swindells, Emma Mulligan, Caroline Stone,
Lucy Halligan, Ella Sherwood, Sarah Pearson,
Rhoda Rittue, Mary King, Elizabeth Dam
beth: Emma Reid. Amelia Kaiser, Maggie
Walker, MIanOra Grimes, Margaret Barron,
Edith Hoffman, Katie c. Joyce Virginia
WetZel, Marie Savage, Daisy WilfOng, Sophia
Lukei, Adella Caldwell, Amelia Benjamin,
Grace Rogers, Emily NOrvell, Sydney Small,
Effie Grimes, Ada Blackford.
School No. 8, grade No. 2, Kate Reyburn,
teacher.-Ada Miller, Elizabeth Schutt, Hope
we'll Darneitle, Mary OsSire, Harry Becker,
Martin DOnOghUe, Ida Sullivan. Stella Schutt.
Cora French, Mary Luber, Arthur N0ch. Ellen
Mcintyre. Jennie NOrdlinger, Emma Bierlen,
Flora Larman.
School No. 4, grade Nc 2, Emma J. Young,
teacher.-Lucy Young, Emma Myers, Owen
Rabbit, Louise Stake. Kate SegerSon, Grace
Mary Peters, Lulu Hudh, Adam Dyer Nina
Rooster, Matte MahOrney. Amy Rabbit, VIM.
Davidson, Myrtle Moore, Kate Waters. Eliza
beth Schafer, Henry Steinbraker, Ferdinand
EStler, Charles SchmertZ, Frank Leetch, Ran
dOlph Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
Condensed Locals.

From j. c. Parker, we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
Harrison. the boy reviyaIist, at NJ E. church
on 18th street s. e. See advt.
Jos. ShillingtOn and Robert Beall send early
copies OF HdrpeT'S Monthly for July.
August Beekman and Charles Dazenbrock
have been committed for the grand jury by
u. s. Commissioner Plant. for alleged failure
TO pay the United States special tax on the
sale of liquor.
The pcnic at Locust Grove, GiesbOrO', June
20, for the benefit of Grace church tEpiscOpaO
choir, will have many features of interest.
The new choir of this church is a fine quar-
te,te, and. under the capable lead of Mr.. VIM.
:. Eeatman, will no doubt aid much in giving
new life TO the church.
Rev. DR.. DOmer. the popular pastor of st.
PaUlS Lutheran church, has returned to the
city, after two weeks stay among his nu-
meTOuS lifelong friends in the eastern section
of Iowa, where he took prominent part i'm
the LAYING of the cornerstone of Lutheran
church at Northumberland, preaching TO
large audiences there and at ether places dur
ing bis Stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
OUR BOOK LIST FOR MAY.

OUR BOOK LIST FOR MAY.
Walks In London, by A. j. C. Hare, g so; The
Viking and other Poems, by Spencer, 81. 10; A
The Greeks Of To-day, Tuckerman, S1.5O; Otto's
=. Q. Reports: vol. 3, Is; Cockcroft's Table of
y12; Clitford's G. G: Reports, vol. 8; US. Digest
vol. 3, new series. We have just received large
assortment Of the new styles In Stationery fnclud-
ing Fancy Boxes OF Paper and Envelopes and
Cards and Envelopes, In wood and paper boxes
dered promptly.
W. H. + O. H. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS,
my14-tr 476 Pe,,,so. ooa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.


In the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land. lower pressure. winds mostly from SOutf-
east to southwest, slightly warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, with possibly light
rains in Maine, and followed in western pOr-
lions Of former to night by occasional rains.
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Flowers and the Smithsonian


To the Editor of The Star. SIR: It is no less
amusing than surprising 10 see in a single
issue OF your paper two distinct and utterly
opposite suggestions to Col Casey.
The Board of Public School Trustees GEN.
sure Col. Casey because fOrsoOth "he thinks he
owns the flower potS' which he has in Charge
Now. | want to know, and a majority of the
American public want to know, how much of
that particular property Mr.. Hovey and his as.
soeiates own. IL MIR. Hovey does not know he
may rest assured the public know that he owns
just about one 40,0OO000th, which is no very
great proportion. 1t may instruct Mr. Hovey
considerably IL he be assured that Col. Casey
has, to the writer's certain knowledge, consist
emily objected to this school house and we'd
ding, and dancing saloon decoration business
all through the chapter, and it Is because il is
forced upon HIM by Mr.. s. s. Cox and
others, that he is not able TO nut the
Smithsonian and other public grounds in
better order than they are. TINS vicious sys-
tenn was inaugurated by Col Casey'S predcces-
sofs 1 1Sr their own PURPOSES nodoubt, but with.
out the slightest warrant of law, and l. as a
taxpayer, feel sure that Mr.. Hovey will. unon
consideration, see the in Justice of his remarks.
when it is pointed out to him that the public
grounds and prOpagating gardens a-s sun,
ported by the Overtaxed people for their collec-
tive eSthetc Improvement and rational en- ioy.
ment, and not that a few favored school trus-
tees, scholars, members of Congress and Cabi-
net officers should reap the whole benetif. while
"C' suggests that the Smithsonian 1.-THE legiti
mate work of Col. CaSey'S DEPARTMENT. Is a
disgrace to the nation.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
p. S.-Col. Casey did not lind the f0,rers for
the eciat OF the private wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &e., Tonight.
mn and H Sireets.-COup's Bran New
SHOW"
HIS @ S;reet.-Exhibition of the telephone.
Hotel Acknowledgement Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

THEY ICURE,' What curee ayers Cherry
Pect0rdt for a Cough, a ge7. Pitts for purga-
tive, and Ayers Sdrsdparaid' for the com
plants that require an Alternative medicine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

IF THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew it, the tonic qualities of quinine
are specific. In no shape can it be used more
asreeably than in j. & E. Atkinson's Olinfne
Hair Lotion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

HEADQUARTERS FOR STRAW HATS
Gents White Sailors and Brown Derbys, 81:
Boys nice Dress Hats, an coi0rS, 75c.
Lewis, go Th street. Between and X .
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CITY ITEMS.

INCREDIBLE as it may seem, vet it is never
theleSS true, that LOditte'S HeGduche Specific
will cure in 5 to 20 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

-, HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, dEhgged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6IS.d&kfy
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS FOR JUNE.
.'Rothmel,' by the author of That Husband of
Nine, The New Life, by Rev. A. w Pitzer.
Huntington. Letters TO Young Clergyman, by j.
Z. Miller, u. ID. Some Difficulties OF Belief, ey
Rev. F. +. Shore. Conditional immortality by
Rev. W. k. huntington. PredestnatOn, by MOI
ley. Salvador Mundl, by Samuel Cox.
At VIM. BALLANTYNE SONS,
le10-tr 1873 Sere,stE st, M IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
SUNDAY EXCURSION
A NALOsTAN ISLANn-

NALOSTAN ISLAND
Ception OF F-i Oi 'ho Is
mn PICN1CS AND PRIVATE PARTIES
Inc grounds have been improved and Pavilion
nlhi1lg and Reception Rooms refurniSied 90
Mtats AT an InGeS, ana furnished i'm good -
style, and steam Ferry 10 carry passengers f~M
10 and from he Island. Churches S.,h ,olsf M
ana DINER Associations are respectfully solicift ~,
give us call. As We are determined 10 make IN
pleasant and agreeable 10 all. ~ -
D., ,,,o,-, A. R0DIER, Manager
=. hNLtSN nLlN, proprietor. leS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
FAMILY EXCLUSION
MOONLIGHT ENCTUsI0N
AND ('tlNEERT

OF THEY PS A
OF THE FOURTH STREET NJ Y CHIrRru
- IN ANY Yard, sOutheast) ~
MONDAY EVENING LINK IL 1879
On the splehded steamer ,Jane
Mosely,' 40 miles down the river ESAah.-S
The steamer will leave her wharf ssSEEz<t.E.ak
loot OF 9th street. at $50 D. m. and Guinand,s
wharf, Navy Yard, at z p. n. returning al ne n
M. sharp. Anacostia and GeOrgefoXyn esrS vii
at me 9Th street wharf on its return Adult HEX
cts 90 cents; children rs cents REFRESHMENTS sI,d
music. ~ ~ anu