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RAILROADS..
RALTInOHE AND OHIO RAILRoAI

RALTInOHE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
NATI5NiSth kagE RsG M s EEAGk LINE
NORTH, NoRTHwEEssTF.H VEST AND SOUTH.
AN. LEN NSE u Mk h;fS E; 4;
st Ply =. m.-Baltimore, EEicott City and Way
t5;2o a.m;.Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston Express. N
So $50 Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
t7:4o-Baltimore Express.
s:l0 a.m.-Point OF Rocks and WAY stations
o.oo q; NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Bos-
TON Ne AMP P B;ALTLMoRE ExPREss. PARLoR CAR
Dr. 1872 a;m;.St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Pi nn Express. Connects for Hagerstown and
Naiey Branch except Sunday, Chicago except Sat-
urday; Through Car to stanton. PARLoR CAR
to Grsfton and SLEEPING Car % Cincinnati, Co
lumDus Cncsgo, Junction and Sandusky.
%. S;V ~ a sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltimore Express.
l2;lo p.m..-Baltimore. Enicott City, Annapolis
t1:so p;m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
hos BosIoS EAPRESs. On Sunday 10 Baltimore and
40 ;m:..Baltlmore. Bladensburs, Annapolis
Sa Eae5e pn fTederca via Relay
town, WINCHESTER and Way Stations. sunday
t4:40 Baltimore, Annapolis annapolis and Way Sta
is 80 p.m.-Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. EIcott CRY. PASSENGERS FOR NOR
FOLK TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT TO Boar AT
CANTON; No connection Sunday for Norfolk,
Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel,
t660-Batimore and Way Stations.
T7:1b-CHICLGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
fS:10 D. m.-Ba itimore Express.
f98-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
burg Express. SLEEPING CARS 70 St. Louis and
Pittsburg. No connection for Pittsburg Sunday,
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA Avn
BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR To New,
York, and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR 70 PhiIadeI-
phia.
Trains marked % daily.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop al Relay Station.
For further Information apply at Ticket Offices
at Depot, corner New Jersey avenue and c street;
49, Sol and 6U3 Pennsylvania avenue and 6l3 lbth
street northwest, Washington, and Masonic Tenn
pie, High street, Georgetown, where tickets can
be procured and orders will be taken for baggage
to be checked and received TO any point In the civ
VIM CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportation.
l.. Nj. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
my13 GEO. B. kOONTZ Genaral rant
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1878 PEN SSssshAE 1878
ROUTE

~ ThA NOhih, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Splendid Scenery, Maontfioent Easipne.s.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot,
corner OF sixth and streets, rs follows:
with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis anc
Chicago; $50 Pm. daily, with Palace Car 20
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the north. at $40 D. m daily. except
Wiilismspcrt Lock Haven. Eimirs t ana w hSr
n, k ms At Y ao;lO a m 9 daily except sunday
m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited
E1press OF Pullman Cars, $40 Am. daily, eI-
For New York and the East, l:so D. m. daily. e1.
Seps SUNDAY 10 wIh sleeping Osrs from Wash;
through trains connect q. a Jersey City WITH al
1 Sss$ S:s f5s s
For Philadelphia, l:So N. daily. except sunday,
LIN & 90 a2G Except en- tass uS
Aoco@moSation for Baltimore, s:ss. $50 q. m.
For Pope's creek Line. e:s6 8. m. and 4:2o .. m.
For 1nnapehs sS5 :. m. and 40 .. m. daily,
except sunday. ' ~A-s'
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDKRIcKsRr,pa.
EAILHMkSr hSR R.t hhhRaGxzhhNDRiA AND
10 Up. m. On sunday at $40 :. u. and q
For The South, via Richmond, 2.s 4 no. daily.
Trains leave ave A1bleinndris for washington, 9, =,
nm s on su no ~ 2. $40, s:I6 snd3
Iicnets iniormation, sleeping and parlor cars 40
1 % "a cAn be procured &C eofnces north
northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
y ~ T. xsenue and q the depot, where orders
e1o pe left Tor the Checking OF hsooae 70 dsSfina
ton fr9m hotels and residences.
YRLNkk T rAHnER General R.sssnser Agent;
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. Tonight.

National Tteater.-" Champagne and Oys-
tiers"
F0Td-S Opera HOUSe.-Alabama Sable Min
StTels.
TdHmddge HaH.-ExhibitiOn OF the Phono-
graph.
Willard HdH.-Strawberry festival.
Grace Ciurch-COncert and exhibition.
81 Peters Hon. C'IDit0L HtU.-Dramatic en-
teTtaiDmeni-'S handy Mcguire
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EORD'S OPERA HOUSE,


THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Nav
%, "a, 25.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT g
First appearance in Washington of
STODDART'S ORIGINAL
4LABAM4 S4BLE MINSTRELS,
All genuine ata darkies from Alabama, said by COM
strel Tfoupe of the time.
End Men. 20 Artists.
The Manager has reduced the prices of almis-
sion. SO that one and all enjoy pleasant even
ing for as little as possible.
Prices, 90, 25, 16c. Matinee 25 he
Seats secured at the Box Office daily and at
Thompson's drug store, 18th ST., near New York
avenue. mv21 nj
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Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs.MoBeef, sirlOin, 20 per h.; do. porter
house, 2Oa25 rib roast, l2a2O; steak, 1211a20 !:
Corned Beef, Sa1O; Dried Beef, (chipped,j
2; do, (Slicedl %; Lamb, 1Sa25; Veal, 121%a20 !:
Mutton, l219a15; Pork, l0a1216; Sausage, I2l5 =:
Bacon Hams, (Sugar-cqred,) 1214; Shoulder, Sa
FRUITs.--ApDles. 6Oa75 per peck; Oranges,
25a49 per doz.: Lemons, 2Oa36; Bananas, 4Oa
50; Strawberries, sac per ct.
FIsH.-Shad, 5Oal5 per pair; Herring, i2a15
per doz.; Perch, 40a50 per bunch: Rock, large,
l2c., Is per Id. 40a50 per bunch; Mackerel,
S 2os Halibut; l5a2o Goldfish. TO- Blue fish.
geon, per ID. Crabs (hard), Is per doz: do.
Isoitl. 5oaI5 per doz. CLAIMS, 50a60 per 100;
Lobster, II per lib.
BUTTER-Philadelphi print, 40 per ID. ;
Western Creamery. 35; New York, So; roll,
25a30; Eggs, Is per doz.
NEGETAB5Es.-,Potatoes, Irish, (old,l Is per
peck do. do, (Dew,) S0ca$l: Peas. 3OaiO AS
paragus. 6a2 per bunch; Radishes, 2a3: Cab
bage, 4a6; Spinach; 25 per peck Beans, 6OaSO
per peck; Lettuce, 2a5 per head: Rhubarb, 2
per bunch; Beets, sac per bunch Tomatoes,
l2al5 per basket; Cymblins, 50a6O per doz. ;
Cucumbers, 75a$l per doz.; Onions Der
muda), 81 per PIX.
POULTRY.-ChickenS 66aSl per pair: Ducks
5OaI5 per pair.
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MEMS TERMINATING Coon,

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Fine linen bosom Shirts, Laundried, 81:
Imported India GauZe UnderShirts, so and 75a.
New York Pattern Jean Draws, Soc;
All kinds of Plain and Fancy Half Hoe.
Hemmcd Linen Hdkfs., 50. $3.50, So dOz.:
Gloves, Ties. Suspenders. Collars, Sc, &C., at
low prices for cash. at Lewis Zone Price
Store" go Seventh St, bet. and X
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ESCAPED FROM THE WORKHOUsE.-About
three o'clock yesterday morning, Immediately
after the officer of the night mad made his
rounds, eight inmates of the workhouSe low
cred themselves from the fourth story window
by ropes made of their blankets and escaped.
the asylum that although the building is in
secure as place of confinement and has more
inmates than it can properly accommodate.
the records show decrease of sixty-seven per
cent in the average monthly escapes for this
as compared with last year
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100 PIECES OF NEW STYLE LAWNS. colored
and white grounds yard wide, only 1211 cents
parasOls. plain and lwilled silk, from ST., 81 so
81 $50, So, etc; linen for suitings, yard wide
cheap; black grenadines, large stock to make
selections FROM prices from II, 15 20, 25, 81, 20
cents, etc IoWsons, 636 Penn'a avenue sou h
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THE Alexandria (Va.) municipal election
took place yesterday, and it was known lat
kemper. mayor: F. L. Brockett, auditors: c
f. Stualt, corporation att rnev; G. w. Dear
born. wood measurer; w. w. Harper, gas
clerk; }. B. LoveiOy, gauger; and j. T. Hill
and S. X Fields. collectors
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END!sON's SPEAlIING PHON0GRAPa
~ will be on exhibition at
TALMADGEH HALL,
Tor limited time, commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 23d. 1878
Makes permanent record OF any sound and repro
duces 1t at any future time Repeats orations songs
and instrumental music, with marvellous fidelity
M, p. m. and 8 p. M, daily.
ADMISSION 20 cents my21-5ts
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GOING FISHING FOR THE Postmaster
The Alexandria Gazette says that Captain j.
M Frass, whose arrest and trial on the charge
OF Illegal fishing and subsequent discharge
nave been heretofore noticed, has again set
MS traps near Fort Washington and will re-
sumo has business and that it is understood he
arrested on the charge of interfering with his
trans "
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKKT.-Sold by r. A.
Golden & Bro, Agents, Washington. May "a,
lS7S.-A 600 shad, from IS to SIS per 100; Is, 900
herring, at 81 per LOCO.
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BCNTINGs, BUNTINGs, BUNTTNGsr debeges
debeges, debeges: silks, silks. silks: new mar.
aSSlS, new parasols, new parasols; (Carter's s,
H. ~ markes Space): ,children's hosiery, navy
S Slue, sea- Drown, c .dinal, pink, light blue and
ehildren,s hosiery; four ID pair of real Eng
hsh stockings 81; three hundred (3OOI pieces
oil wool casslmeres and linens for mems. bows
cents to sl.50. Carter's. III Market Space.
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THE DOUBLE-TEAM RACE AT BRIGHTwoOD
yesterday afternoon, was we'll attend ed. Ned
Buckley and Lady Morrill,, Tom Fields and
Jr., were the teams entered. They were fine
three pairs Of rafting trOtters in fine trim.
Messrs. Hess. Connolly and Sheen were the
Judges. At the first start Jersey Boy and
Washington, Jr., made mad break, threw
their driver, lobe Sanderson, to the ground,
and made kindling wood of the buggy. They
ran around the track three or four times be-
fore being stopped SandersOn was injured
slightly about the head and shoulders The
runaway pair were gotten in order again after
little over thirty minutes delay, and the
and Washington, Jr., the runaways, won the
first heat in 3.O5, but were withdrawn at the
close, Washington, Jr. being lame. The three
succeeding heats were easily won by the Ned
and 2S, 10Y
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REMEMBER, when you buy boys or child,s
suit we give you pieces of same to mend them
with. A. Saks & Co., Boys Department, 3I6
9TH street and gu Penn a ayenue.-AdUt
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NEW spring dress goods, all the latest STYLES
and colOrs out this season, l5 Is IS cents, at
Towson's, 636 Penn'a avenue, south side
Adrt.
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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
the National University Law School took place
at Lincoln hall last evening. After music and
an invocation by Rev. DIR. Lanahan, Hon. r.
w. Thompson delivered the address and con-
ferred the diplomas on 10 graduates (whoJe
names have already appeared i'm the starr.
Among the floral offerings was a beautiful
bOGuet from one hundred and twelve orphan
boys OF st. Joseph's asylum to their friend, 0.
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District Government Affairs.

In the article on tax receipts of Washington
since 1862, under head of District Government
Affairs, published in yesterdays STAR, credit
was inadvertently given the assessors for the
communication to the Commissioners, instead
or Messrs. VIM. Dixon and r. w. Tompkins, as
in1ehded-they having been directed to collect
the Information by Gov. Dennison.
BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY
in the Office of Chief Engineer Hoxie for the
construction of a gravel basin and s. lneal
feet of twO-Iing brick barrel sewer at the in
tersection of Maryland avenue, Boundary
street and Benning's road, as follows: James
Cannon, Sl7aS5; Owen O'Hare, $203.50; J. J.
Desmond, $2l6T0: J. G.. Stafford, $252 As: W. &.
Groat, $264: H. Hmber s2S2.70; w. H. Wylie,
s2s435; S. Carmody, s343.75 No award was
made.
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CITY ITEMS.
HATS.

HATS
we make speciality of Mems Straw Hats
at 81 ard BOYS at 75c., at Lewis, 800 Seventh
ST., bet. ana X.
IF your head aches, 90 to the nearest drug
store for a bottle of LOditIe'S Headache SDec3
tic; one or two doses will cure you.
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w, MOORE.

w. MOORE,
Tailor, 1O11 New York avenue
Fine goods, economy, styles and fit. Please
call. 1916
nothing equal to the enjoyment experienced
by the afflicted when using this valuable
speclnc: Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous
action upon a disordered stomach. and the
cleansing of the. entire human body, recon-
friend.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
felers. Chronic, painful, and pr0strating dis
eases cured without medicine; Pu!yermach-
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal. with par
u1ularS, mailed free. Address Pulyermacher
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&k1y
THERE IS NOTHING MYSTERIOUS about the
disappearance from the skin of eruptiOns,
burns. scaldS, bruises, ulcers and sores through
the influence of Glenns Sulphur Soap Sui
form.
To renew your youth use Hilrs I,sstanta-
neOuS Hair Dye. co
:, You will never buy any other if you once see
MtEcetStor" Refrigerator in use at HamiltOn's,
Y. M. Z, A. Building, 9th and d SITS. col;
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Winslo.os Soothing Syrup for
all diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
!aCeS the DoWelS, ana, Dy giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLRMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street
latest improvements, whether of H merisan IG 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
fact, the cheapest in the city On account of his
superior work: N. B:-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es; % years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to w.
L; Skinner OF OccOQuan, Va, and Susan W.
Cheny, OF California; ktiswor.hC. Parham ard
Agnes Il. CaSaSSa; A. Mcdonald and Lillian
f.. Shreye: w. n. Grav and Jennie Thomas:
Solomon Green and Matilda Howell: Albert
Whiting and Elizabeth Weaver
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As-Over 1,lOO persons participated in the
miners excursion from Schuylki county, Pa,
to the permanent exhibition at Philadelphia
yesterday.
Rs-The Paterson Press, on the authority of
scientific cOnfectiOner, says that candies
can be purchased in New York at less than
the price of sugar, terra alba, at cost of three
cents pound being used.
RS-On April 23d Vesuvius gave signs of an
eruption. At brief intervals a flame darted
from the crater. The flames are alternately
lurid and pale. The crater emits volume Of
black smoke.
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IHE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met last night
Mr.. BrittOn i'm the chair, and all the members
present, and an opinion of Mr.. Francis Miller
assistant attorney for the District, in relation
to street peddlers was read. This was elected
from the case Of Hartag, the soap peddler, who
was dismissed in the Police Court. The attor.
ney expressed the opinion that it was better in
petty cases OF this kind, when persons are en-
deavoring to earn a living, to allow them
TO do so, as 1t would save them from the
pOorhouse. The chair said the original com
paint came from the treasurer of the Dist let,
ell peddlerS by a firm OF statiOners. Other
statloners came forward and said they were
willing that these pedderS should be allowed
TO go on, and not be inteTfered with. If ar
rests are made by the police, it turns out that
offenders either produce permits from the ex-
the court. The police should not be blamed
Tor these innovations on District ordinances
Mr.. SOmerville gave an account of the system
In vogue in Richmond, Va, (about the same
as In New York for caring for persons taken
i'll in the streets or sudden illness, which he
and Capt. Brock had witnessed during a re-
cent visit to that city, and which has been
twice described in THE STAR. Two resident
surgeons at the almShOuSe, with an ambu-
lance, are always ready to respond to a call
With Geographic communication all over the
city, they are enabled to visit any case at very
short notice, and almost immediate relief is
rendered in every case of casualty or sudden
illness. The system is inexpensive, as the
young surgeons are appointed by the state
from the medical colleges and serve without
compensation. He thought similar system
could be inaugurated in this District at a
small cost. The subject was referred to Su-
perintendent Morgan and Secretary Curtis
ander MOffett to open bar at the National
race course.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

= }.
In the middle Atlantic states, falling barom-
eteT, increasing SGuthwesterly winds station
AIRY or rising temperature, tine ltening weather
and frequent rains, followed tonight by rising
barometer, westerly winds and clearing
weather.
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BASE BALL--The New Bedford nine baat
~ 10 EiageS yesterday afternoon by a score of
was the Inc only thing of note i'm the game
and tbs hheaVy batting of the New BedfOrds
New Hsvoad nelding of the Eagles 1.-The
opIav ne S club Is expected here 10 morrow
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FOR DURABILITY, style and workmanship.
me stock OF youths, boys and children's
S,otnlng al the Boys Clothing House of b.
stands unriyaIlad 1dIf
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DTNCANsoN BROS sold by auction Yesterday
sd inst, by order of Jos. c. G.. Kennedy, trus-
NV, 5-6 by IS feet, original lot 9, with the i'm
prOveBents, 10 Jas. III. Marvin, for S90l0.
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THE ST. LOUIS COMMUNISTS There were
2,CCO men in the socialist parade at st. Louis
last Sunday, but none were armed. Red
badges were worn by the members on their
coats, and some displayed pIumeS in their hats
The officers wore red sasheS and dress swords.
At Lindell park there was some speaking, one
OF the orators mentioning it as mOnstrouS that
men may live in America for 60, 70, or even so
years, and yet, owing to the very wants of the
principles of socialism, after such period of
honest toll, he may die as poor as he was
born" There has been but little arming yet
owing to lack OF funds. At one of the meet
posed to procure charter which would only
cost $25, and secure them from any interior
ence by police or military, but the idea was
abandoned because they, would then be sub
other state militia, and "be compelled to fl gnt
against their own friends" Their estimate
for equipment is $7.50 apiece for muskets and
S35O per man for ammunition.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
"a and 4S, subdivision Prospect. Henry Birch
10 william Fletcher, s., 10 80. lot TO- Bealrs ad
dltlon 10 Georgetown. j. III. Keng,a to ri i
Penrod, $500, lot IL, square Ill. W. H. Over
by 10 L. III. Risler. slS9, sub IS, square S47. A.
nj. Daniels TO X. j. Barton, $1,000, lot 4, square
:46 = f,N
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DRY GOODS.


II hI
Il beautiful Dress Goods, Just received; sll-wooy
Buntings, In cream color. black, navy blue and hran
tful light spring shades only IS; Detgrs an nun
wool, In every color and shade; Lace Stripe Bunte
ings, In black and cOlorS; Back Grenadines pu re
silk and wool; ColOred Grenadines. pure six AMI
wool: light-colored pure MohairS; Back silks 7S
50, VI, III. 20. 81 so. We selling sn excellent
BLACK SIN; lGuinet make. considered che hest
wearing silk in the world. al 81, worth 81 IS We
are selling rial satin finish Black SIX, (tiuipef
make At u. IS. This Black SILK is a SPECIAL
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from 50 % 100 wards
c,.-,,.,, CARTER'S, Market Sp1re
SiIkS, IN seal brown, cardinal navy blue
Rinni, sIeel Color, dark green, lead, Sc &c; 49,
imght shades Of SikS, Checked silks. SfiSed siIsS
u very light shades. We have received one
hnnored tlCO) pieces Of silks, bought AZ the yery
somes. caSh price and we are selling them At The
Wy Wy SnaiieSt advance above cost Three hundrsS
Se0 pis.DS 81 Wool Csss'mereS AMI LiuenS Tor
t : hoyS ard children's wear prlceS ran,;ns,
from 20 u 81 so. Lace for curtains. s,,, ,hIsns
ST. SSeis, oo Tour 90 pair real English stockings
si X assortment OF tolOred Stockings fo- cftl
III rIt 49, Hely large size Bridal OiiIts. pnre
SnniSc 100; excellent quality o'.e-yard- wide
Ml.."d Bed Ticking. 25: white HoneVro,,1b
&& uih'' oJ new ParsSos, % inch. "a inch and az
hCh' ."th w lliei and plain. ~ ~
hlNiS-u CARrER'S. IN MARKET sr,o,
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS
FOR THE GREAT REGATTA
on THE P4TIPSCO,
AT BALTIMORE,
sNAL0STAE rs. UgDTNE,
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, AT5P.N
more, from Pier $. foot of Camden street. AT 4 so
for ths GTsa RSce between ths AMALos
esers Splendid view Of the S race snS of
haroor. Weber's Independents Blues Band on
board; To Sy1id Confusion at N. Steamboat Pier,
accommodated, arrangements will be maize by
fs eiSh tSks6s S be sold on shs Train
but four squares from Camden station.
Price of Tickets, Fifty Gents. m24 St
q AND XCURsIO
TO FORT MONROE And Norfolk sn i
IT,, NuhTH CAPIToL NJ. K. CHUECH.
!A NFD S sfSIs & sfsS! SR'Sf
SoRs FGFt MonTe S
p. M, arriving home Friday morning al ].
kindly volunteered to give an exhibition with his
B9Snton hfe-saving suit in mid-ooean.
Hampton National Cemetery, and dress parade and
gnard mounting at the Fort.
l. IL.
The state-rOomS, which are Free are reserved
for the ladies'. and will be drawn for after the boat
MOI atoms Free
Music, vocal and instrumental, readings, &C.
We have made arrangements whereby persons
wishing to attend the General Baptist Associat ION
which Will convene At Portsmouth, Va. on the
10Th. can do so by paying So extra. Tickets good
to return on regular trip. COY hours at Fort
Mem oe or Q at Norfolk
Tickets 10 be had OF Charles Macnichol. All 10th
street; James Lawrenson. 1899 S-h street; John
n. B9vee and }. w; Klrkley, War Dept, WIN.
A. Ridgeley, General delivery City L. O.: j Jhn
H: Boner and Thomas X. Heath. Govt. Printing
Office: John LoveleSS. Baltimore and Ohio Id ,pDt:
VIM. Halleck. druggist, corner 9Th and II streets
northwest: VIM Webster, corner North Capitol
and Myrtle reefs; A. w. Crossley, room leg In {.
terror Department: DIR. Ball, Treasury I'D part
mspt. and X. LawrenSon, Post bfice Dept.
Rementer the boat will leave nj 5 O'Clock sharp
ara cannot wait moment, as it carries the u. :.
mail. my04 2.
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC
~ OF THE
hNlGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH,
llm. Con. Parish,) a
BEGFR'S SEyENTH-ST PARK GA
r.,,- On MONDAY, May %, 1878. tSAA