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Educational institutions

Business was lively this morning at the office
and halls OF the Spencerian Business College
The young people are gathering there to Sc
cure the education that prepares substantially
for real life.
Miss Il l.. Gregory reopened her select
school for boys and girls, at Friends Meeting
House, street, between 18th and 18th streets,
to day.
The exercises of the noted Academy of the
Visitation, for young ladies. were resumed to-
day. The Institution is situated on Connect
cut avenue between l. and De Sales streets
Miss narrower will reopen her excellent
school for young ladies and children, Septem
Samuel w. Townsend. private tutor lii2
COrcOran street, fits pupils for college and gives
lessons ID ancient languages, mathematics &c.
The next session of the widely-kuoWn and
excellent Georgetown College, of which p. F.
Healy, s. j.. is president, will begin Thurs lay.
September $. Examinations for admission to.
within two blocks OF the College.
mat excellent institution, the Washington
Female Seminary, select boarding aud day
school for young ladies and children, will be
reopened Monday, September 9, at the new
School Building, No. 1923 18th street, between
h and l. northwest.
Professor Henri Mason, 21l3 Pennsylvania
avenue, will resume his private lessons and the
reaching OF his classes on Monday, September
9. His thorough knowledge of the French Ian.
guage, his efficient method of imparting it,
and his deserved popularity in this cOmmu-
nifty, entlt.e him to generous patronage.
The Misses B0yden and Van Patton will re-
open their kindergarten and primary school
on Monday, September 8, in more connexions
rooms at No. 2 Sd street southeast.
The Misses Perley's select school and kinder
garten has been removed to LIE Droit Park
School opens September 8.
The select school for boys and girls, 3Ol 9Th
street northeast, will be reopened tomorrow.
The Hannah More academy for young ladies
and girls, 10 miles from Baltimore, begins its
4ith year September 18th.
The Law School OF the National University
reOpened to-day. Glasses organized at 24S 7th
street,
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FAIE READER, have you tried the great per-
fume? IL not. there is real pleasure in store
for you. Supply yourself, and, our word for
it, you Will never after wish to be without a
bottle OF the Murray & LannlaR'S Florida
Water.
sylyanla avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
northwest.
LUCKY IS THE BABY whose mamma uses
Glenn'S Sulphur Soap, with which to wash the
little innocent. No prickly heat, or other rash,
can annoy the infant cuticle with which this
SSeGlng and purifying antiscorbutc comes in
GRAY HEADS daily grow black or brown.
NoIsELEss PARLOR RIFLES for rat. cat and
parlOr shooting, from s. up. Bazaar Cos 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mr.. Wins.
lo,os Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
a dren: It corrects acidity OF the stomach, re-
dysentery and diarrhaa, whether arising
rom teethtng or other causes An old and
weh-tried remedy. Is cents a bottle.
HAPPY. TIDINes for nervous sufferers, and
tnose VINO aave been dosed, drugged, and
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address PM
G GfFIacher ea'anie Company d NsT York
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMKN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fscher's Chemical Scour.
ing and Dyeing establishment No. 9O6 G street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be eQualled BY those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing ladies' and Gents suits are, In
TACT, the cheapest In the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A specially of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearances
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair for for Is cents WV
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CITY ITEMS.

IT DON'T PAY to suffer with rheumatism
when few doses Of Lodtue's Headache Spe-
ciric will cure you. NV
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RICE BROS are making alterations In their
operating department, and therefore request
their patrons TO defer their sittings until after
tke 18th instant-Adrt
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CANTON flannel blankets: caSsimeres for
E0Ss wear, Sc pure wool blankets, $50;
sneet,ng COTTON, the very best, 25c. bed tick
Stockings, immense assortment excellent cor
sets, SOC; do Warmers health corset, sl.25;
Dlaek cashmere, pure wool, Soc; bleached
and a half WIDE. l2c. Carter's, III Market
Space-AdCt.
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The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY
held It's annual meeting last evening at Carroll
Han; Mr. G- h. Petty president, and John l.
BlnKhOrn secretary. The presidents report
showed receipts from ali sources 1897, being
S4CSS less than the previous year; 500 had
been appropriated for clothing for school BOYS
There were 573 boys under the care of the
society, for whose tuition the sum of $195 was
expended. The officers for the ensuing wear
were elected as follows, Mr. Petty declining a
denomination: j. Edmond Mallet, president !;
George Bogus vice president; John l.. Blink
horn. secretary John Bingham, corresponding
secretary; Rudolph Eichhorn, treasurer; F.
N. DevereuX, bookkeeper: j. A. McDermott,
steward. Addresses were delivered BY Pres
ident Mallett, Rev. p. +. Mccarthy, of The I'm.
maculate Conception, and Rev. G. jenkins, s.
j.. OF st. Aloysius.
The local societies have elected the following
Tor the ensuing year: st. Patrick's branch
James Lackey, president, and James NcEyOy,
secretary. st. Peter's-Patrick w Hickey.
president. ST. minic's-Gcorge X. Petty.
president, and John j. Dermodv. Secretary
It: Aloysiuss,1John j. Fuller president, and
Lawrence Fleming, secretary. St. Mary's-R
ElchhOrn. president, and Joseph X. SchtlItheis
secretary immaculate COnception-GeOrge
A: y Hare, president, GusIaye FIoecker, sec,
retary.
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SCHOOL SUITS FOR Boys, to II years Of aoe
$3.50; school suits for boys II to rs years q
and upwards. A Saks \ Co 3l6 7th street.
-aGrt.
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AmnsenIents. Etc,

The National Theatre opens this evening
with Duprez & Benedict's Ministries. Tney
have been well received at other places they
have visited. Their programme is pronounced
new, and Is full OF good music and genuine
humOr. they Will remain here week.
The Grand Barbecue and FeStirdI by the
Washington and Baltimore Butchers Com
blnatiOn, comes of next Wednesday and Thurs
day, at the Washington SchuetZen PARK.
:. I5cf3G--I here VIII be picnic OF VIM. Louis
Schley Lodge, /. D. NJ, at AnalOs:an Island
tO-mOTrOw evening. See advertisement
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.-Complete outfit school
ooaid prices; covers free Milans 4 wilkins.
Q IN street. second door above F-Adrt
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school. SUITS at the Boys Clothing House
OF B. Robinson & Co., so Pennsylvania ave-
npe.-Adt,
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RANDEsT EXCURSION OF tn

s TENDER lss6, 1878; under the az Eaea!A9E
CATIONS, KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs. from
WARRINGTON to FAIR HAVEN, and return
Via Baltimore 60 miles down the Chesapeake Bay
transportation Line engaged. Ezcursionists taken
direct to the wharf at Canton. Leave Baltimore
Sbaltlmorel a. NJ, and at Fair Haven at 12 m
seven hours for dancing, fishing, grabbing, bath
arriving at Washington at IL p. m. Moonlight
roe on the Chesapeake. Tickets. round trip 81
Ior SAFE by the Committee and ali principal Cigar
sion. ano9I ID
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EST: II: w. Wall, supposed member of the
mississippi legislature, fell from steamer
gang plank, at Buffalo, Saturday evening, and
received injuries from which he died.
kDr Julius Auerbach, a brother of the
novelist, who was thrown from a buggy on
Long Island few Gays since, died from his
injuries on Thursday
!, RrSome people are like green Holsters
they never know when to let 60 when you
shake hands with them.
%Song by the Pullman Company: Angel
ever bright and fair, how we wonder where
you are.
asTThe cool evenings remind US that the
autumn has pooled its issues and the summer
must gO."-tLO,ceU Courier.
~ II a man says II haven't saw he "a
from adelphia-[ Louisville Courier Jour
nal. And If he says Il done saw" he is from
Louisville: -(Erchange. And ifhe says s'where
And il he will not tell where he lives. he is
from st. Louis Gin Gag.
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GAIT Watch.
MUSIC IND DANCING 1T POTOMAC
CITY And GLYMONT.

The Steamer CITY OF WASHINGTON will
rcr fhe following days u axe excur.
slons on the Potomac river for Is Skk&
years free. TUESDAY, September 8, leave at 9
Am. return at $50 M. for Potomac City; four
nous dancing in ball room. The hotel at this
place is the largest on the Potomac river WE'D
NFsDAf, September T. leave at 8 an. return
at p m. three hours Grabbing. fishing and ba, b..
IN 81 Smiths Point. THURSDAY, September
Q, ieave At $3.50 am, return pm; AZ
6, leave at 90 m, return at .. m Smith 8 Point
grabbing, fishing and bathing. SATURDAY,
elymont four hours. No meals on boat rick k;
wharf. "a, o 6t
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FAIE READER, have you tried the great per-
fume? Ii not, there is real pleasure In store
for you. Supply yourself, and, our word for
it, you will never after wish to be without a
bottle OF the Murray & Lannlan's Florida
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GRAND ANNUAL a. r1 PICNIC "a
WAsHlNGI0N 4, CITY HIBERNIAN Be "a
IN I'll y RSDAY, September 9th, 1873, at Boyer
IN ST. Park. PiStori Band has been engaged for
Inc occasion. Dancing will commence at 9 @, clock
p. M T1ckets % cts, children free. ang29-sen2 s
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GECOND SELECT EXCURSION TO
OCHAfEL POINT, ND, under ~0-S

- CHAPEL POINT, Nd, under oH-
an: PIC ires OF the CHAPEL POINT s. ssal4aE
CLUB, for the benefit Of the VEL
Low FEVER SUFFERKRS-The Steamer SITE
win leave 7th-street wharf SATURDAY NfaHT.
september l4th at IL O'Clock; returning will reach
nome Sunday night about 10 O'Clock There will
be an early mass at the Point for the excursioniss
on Sunday morning: Meals 30 cents, furnished on
the boat. Tickets, ST. to be had from the following
persons: A: B. Coppes. T. A. Rover, D. Mctiive.
ern j. j; Fuller, D Connell, Ben. Roth, James
BecKer, John l.. Ratclif. James Fullerton, ,Jao
King, N. May, ID. Rickenbacker Capt, Barrett
and at the bookstores of James Bellew and ID.
bTosnan. aug31-7ts
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS.u - The
largest stock of carpets we have ever had on
hand at any one time, aud the best styles.
Brussels. three-plys, tapestry ingrainS, three
plys. Lupin's, and large stock of medium
81 widths. Large assortment Of Nottingham
laces. TowsOn'S. CSC Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, near 1th Street-Adrt.
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HAkSEF K U0IDcy's tic arrival of Sep.
,SMper,-lhe iOEglO0ked for mouth with an
In lt,-Was properly celebrated today by
Il reOpening OF this ola established and popU
lar ladies' and geItleE.en'S restaurant and
oyster saloon. in better form than ever Dur
ing the time it was closed to the public it has
bten thoroughly renovated and in good part
refurnished, 80 that in every way it ranks be-
yond any question with the best establish
mentS of the kind in the country. The prOpri-
excellence in oysters. as a speciality but their
facilities are equally good for Obtaining and
furnishing every other variety of shell fish, as
fresh waters, and game of every description.
In fact, their larder is a repository of the
choicest delicacies from every quarter of the
globe In other words, to state it briefly,
only to retain their enyiable reputation as
first class restGIrdteurS, but to extend it., by
serving the best the market affords and in bet
Ter style than IL can elsewhere be obtained for
the same money.
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BOYS SCHOOL SUITS at A. Straus, lOll Penn
sylyanla avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
northwest.
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The BANKRUPTs.-OnS Saturday, the last day
under the law in which those desiring to avail
themselves OF the bankrupt law could file their
petitions. the register in bankruptcy and the
clerk OF the court were kept busy until a late
hour in this work. In addition to those pub
lished on Saturday, the following filed petit
lions: Juan Boyle, Thresia Augenstein, VIM
Beckett, \. S. E. Bickford, D. W. Bliss, CAPT
toll City Lille Insurance Company; Cottrell
Bros, John L. Cox, ThOS. III. DonOhue. G. T.
Galloway, Samuel Gardiner John II. Greer.
Francis Howard, W. III. Kean, Richard C.
Mann, Chas. A McEwen, Geo. a. Moore. ir.
Strong, Ben. w. Sunny, Willard I. SuDplee
G. b. Van Syckel, w. I'll. Tucker and Jas. Y
Yates, w. Lee White, o. H. Irish, Dennison
Reeslde, w. j. Vance, G. Nj. Levy. Dickson &
Patterson, and Z. Z. Beliew. 1t is tbOnrht
that it will require at least two years to make
MP these cases.
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATHs.-Mr. Hilleary Ofutt, a
resident OF Montgomery county, near Tennal-
lytown, and widely and Familiarity known
here, died suddenly this morning at 5 O'Clock
OF r; asthma a 49,. Francis L. Ash, a well-known
driver OF this place, died suddenly at his
home on Brick Yard NIL lSouth, between High
and Congress Streets) this morning at s 80
O'Clock, of apoplexy, aged q years. MIR. Ash
ieG MS morse as usual this morning and feel
l nRu unwel ven sat down on his doorstep, ana in
schmidt gave certificate of death from apo
pleHXy. He was member OF Covenant Lodge,
POSTAL CHANGE.-The post oitlce at Cabin
John Bridge has been changed to Seven Locks
ana Michael McQuaid appointed postmaster
GRAIN ARRIVED BY CANAL.-Boat Medley
with 200 bushels wheat and ], 400 bushels corn,
to Hartley Bro: also !, 600 bushels wheat aud
~ bushels corn, to H. NJ. Talbot. Boat
E9Hdoun, with 2GJO bushels wheat, to Hartley
y Bro, and 800 bushels corn and 100 bushels
wheat, TO Ii. NJ. Talbot
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The offerings on
change today were $500 bushels of wheat
with sales as follows:-551 bushels at $lO7: 50)
90. at SI0a 36s do, at $l.07; $50 do, $l.05s; 20
do, at $l.U2&.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

REMEMBER THE SECOND ANNUAL
bk1v vdslc 81 1Rs HSTEL SoAGH 81
DAY, Sept. I'd. The COMMITTEES pledge G
sr by
Hlll Band. Admission, 20 cents. aug3l2
National THEATEK. opeaino.
After its extensive embellishments and changes
MONDAY NIGHT,
When the Season o; Fun will begin, with Glorious
Entertainment crowded with Music,
Mirth and Melody.
THE FAMOUS
DUPREz q BENEDICT MINSTRELs.
n IN NUMBER. INCLUDING THE GREAT MIMIC
BILLY ARLINGTON.
NEW soNGs, DANCES, SKETCHES, Fun, ETC.
Admission to first and second floors, 80 cents.
Reserved seats, 80, 10 and IL 90.
Gallery, 25 cents.
The Dramatic Season will commence on MON
DAY, September 9Th, with very brilliant per-
Torrance. Post and Rep aug3O-tr
A GRAND BARBECUE AND FEsTI-
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE BUTCH
ERS' COMBINATION
AT TIE
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN PARK,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 4TH AND 9TH.
A Bullock viii be slaughtered and roasted each
day at IL o clock, sharp, and served to vtsi- On
toys free of charges: the bullock to be roasted ~
whole. Prize Bowling, Ladies' Prize Shoot. "a
ing. Concerts. Dancing, and other amuse- tGA&
ments. Grand Illumination and Fireworks every
evening: There will be grand Parade on the first
fully invited to participate in the parade amounted
to appear In Dark Clothes and High Hats, starting
streets, NV, at 10 O'Clock, sharp. Admission Is
cents. For further information. inquire OF the
aug22-d&d EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
Starting from Butchers Headquarters. 5th and
E-Along 9Th to Il, Down r to II, up 9th to K,
down X to 3D., down 81 to Avenue. UP Avenue
through Presidents grounds out Presidents to
Avenue along Avenue to 21St, down 2lst to X,
along X to l4th, down 14th to f, along to 9th,
down 9.h to Avenue, up Avenue TO 7th, up It'll to
Park: BY order OF Chief Marshal
sep2 At j, H. BUSCHER
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MA!xAsaainodSHsEGe I'll bn.usx.x,xs.
Ha1e in sapeFise styis s mort notice.
Le4ee en- hnve Uro00 Out md HATED ana n,
no.m sos f~sssssscsss sseass,
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= LADY OF THE LAKE WiH, 80.
until further notice. make regular n
THRNOONS. leaving her wharf, terminus of ths
1th OF 9th st. line Of cars, q ?. for hours'
down and coming back. Fare 30 cents. Steamer
JOHN w. THOMPSON VIII leave same wharf
6lymont. Fare round trip, s cents.
u. B.-Steamer Thompson tickets not good On
Lake. M8-tr
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DR. RICORD's EssENCE OF LIFE
- Restores manhood and the vig0r OF youth to
the most ehAttered constitution In four weeks.
EAMUR! I1POeeIBL1. This life restoetng RENE
dy should be taken by Ill about to marry, Or who
have become weakened from excess or any other
cause. succe0 n every eaee 70 e certain g that
water Quenche0 thirst. - Der case. Sole Agent,
DR.. jos. JACQUES, ] University PIacs, New
York. Drssetsts sw0DsSsd. 1Anl-F
UyANTED-Yeu TO know that nrgt-class SEC
w OND HAND SUIT - better md cheaper
JUsTH'B Old Stand e10 D street. between 6th
and It'll streets NV. n. Bs-yeEy good prices p1td
ailpSomptg AtteQ9ed to. Jelly
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ATTENTION LIB CALLED TO A LARGE LO1
OF Ladies SLIPPERS.

non n:e A,c snDce.' ~ s..ss nom i % %
A Large Lot OF Newport Ties, Button and
Lace Good Quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Cases Ladies' Kid sandal Slippers, first
ctASe: ..............."... ~
00COnu MUMMY %
10 Cases Ladies' Goat Slippers 1t. ........... &C
4 Large Lot OF Misses Slippers, eli Sizes,
oOC 70 W
Large Lot OF Mems Caters from 1. 90 TO 90
Low Quarters from 70 90
eaters 80 49, as
w ~ inv. LOO
Army Sewed st ............................ 10
A Large Lot of Boys Shoes, In sizes from I to
B, Lace and Congress, at........,........... 70
Persons Purchasing to the amount Of 81 or oveS
sotLl be presented Nth a bottle Of
French DresstRo.
On Every Article Advertised a Discount
OF Five Per Cent. Will be Allowed.
augs1 u LEOPOLD RICHoLD, Proprietor.
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MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued IN
George Cramer and Mary V. Wood p. b,
Fridley and Margaret Crawford White. TboS
Hurney and Mary L. q. Day; Thos. Walsh
and Mary f. Reedy; A. s. p. Dodge OF
Ontario, Canada, and +. a. p. Dodge, of New
York James Alfred King and Ruth Jameson .
James L. Simpson and Elizabeth j. Allen.
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TUE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE will
FALLS hereafter on TUES ExsaSEz
DAYS. THURsDAYs, and sUND1YS-four
9Th. leaving Congress st. bridge. Georgetowp, at
oc n1S IN. m Fare 6oc For charter on other days
Bridge ahd Congress sts., Georgetown. ano8
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No1sELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlor shooting, from s. up. Bazaar Cos 18th
street, opposite treasury. col:
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE
BUYEkS.
100 pair OF Ladies' French Kid Button Front and
Circular seam, Worked Buttoa Hole 80 rs
100 Pair OF Ladies' French Goat Buttons
nom. LOO TO %
4 large Lot OF Kid Button Boots, diff
ferent Styles and Sizes, FROM. .... J. 90 70 90
A good FoXed Button Cater ut. ..... as
Plain, Lasting, Lace and Congress,
Good Quality, from. .................. .7bc. 70 "a
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A FAREWELL SERAON-Rev z. H. Gray,
d. d.. of the North Baptist Church, Nth street,
near X, who soon leaves for California to labor
as missionary, delivered his farewell sa-
remarks he said that he bec2r..ae nssfor Of the
North BAPTIST church during March. 1873, the
Church being organized short time previous
to that time. AT the time of its organization
there were only twenty four members-eight
males and sixteen Females. In the afternoon.
at O'Clock, the Doctor met his congregation
again for the purpose of holding farewell
prayermeeting and for social converse.
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OCEAN CITY.
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd. 1878.

OHANGE OF PROGRAMME FOR
~ STEAMER HARBINGER.-- rK-n
My peach route is Off, and the boat EAf33t5H
can be chartered on Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and FRIDAYS. and for two and three day
trips, ana evening, $26. Thursday and Sunday
trips IS usual. from 8th-street wharf, at $50 q,
m: for 90 cents; children half price; little ones,
f1oe. Refreshments on boat, but no liquors In.
quire on boat or at BONTZ'S Ice Cream Depot.
1011 7th street. n. e. GREGG, Capt, aue24-Im
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Gk HOURS RIDE ON THE POTO.
u MAC FOR 10 CENTS. go
steamer NARY WAsHINGTON Ee$eS
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ; returning at 4:45 o'co:k M
Moonlight Excursion will be given on Mon
turning at ii 8. M. Fare ' round.trip IL Cents
Music and Dancing on each Of the above trips.
Inc managers reserve the right to reject any per-
son they may see Mt. 1Y27.6ws
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
NSEN8ERIThe steamer NARY 80
WAsHINeFoN. which has bean re-
Gently redtted 8nd furnished, l.. L.
Blake captain, u the only boat allowed % land pas
sengers ct Mount Vernon wharf. Round trip n
including admission to mansion and grounds.
oeptedl Il 10 M and rstarns a. ~ T. EcH
HOLLIN9HWOKTH. Sup't Ladies' Mount Yer.
non Association. L. L. BLAKE. steamer HAry
WaehinRt0n. 1ol6- lY
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NEW FALL DRY GooDs-Cassimeres for men
and boys wear. 81, so. g. IS, Sc, 81. all new
patterns New fall dress goods from Is cents
styles of foreign dress goods at . cents.
Fiannels from L. l5 Is, ~, y, 80. s., 81 40 IS,
NC. Black cashmeres uupin's), all wool
from - e. %, -, 81, 81, 9Dc. 81. Black alpacas
~, IL, ~, y, JO, Sc. Towson's, 636 Penusylya-
MIA avenue, south side, near It'll street.-dd,t-
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PoIHT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STHAMER "SU1."

The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE win resume hs,
sIONs, June ltth, 70 Point LOOK
out, stoppin4 1t finey Point going
ana a.. returning. leaxinE stephensons whaIf foot Q
Washington BY .. m. on Monday. Meals Win b
furnished on the Boat, and all the Recommendation
state Rooms and further Information apply q
STEPHENSON 3 BROS. Agents. corner l2ti
ct. and Pa. ave. and 5th Ut. wharf. 1e8-8m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-02

DREPARE FOR WINTER.
Il ca and examine our stock of FIRE ID
PLACE HEATERS, RANG ES and COOK- ~
ING STOVES. Now is the time to have your ii
Fireplace Heaters, Ranges, Cook and Heat-S4>
ing Stoves repaired. All work guaranteed. Re-
member the place.
GEO. Z. 6ARTRELL & CO.,
Aug28- 3m S1S 7th st., bet. II and n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-02

GUNlAY EXCURSIONS Steamer MAT.
~ TANO. Capt. VIM. II. Byles, 49,
viii leave 9th street wharf EVERY E@334lAA !
SUNDAY, at $3.50 p. NJ, for Mar
snail Hall: returning, will leave Marshall Hall at
$50 p. m. No pains will be spared to make these
excursions quiet and agreeable. good Band OF
round trip, % cents. auc2O- tsen12