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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
THE COUHTS.


EQUITY CoURT--Judge MacA rthur
1eStefuay, curry agt. Smith, White a. Bro
alloWed TO intervene. MCGOWAN act. Todd.
injunction made perpetual and deed OF trust
Item appointed. N''''1A al
To-Day, rant agt. Riggs; Injunction denied
ARD restraining order DISCHARGED Thomnson
St;1erry; defendant to answer In twenty daVs
9yobanieI agt. Fowler; pro cOnfeSso set aside
Perry agt; Berry; W. j. Miller appointed trIs-
Ito; CidIk agt. Barrett; referred to auditor to
s.ate NJ reCelver's account. Fullerton agt, Fen
oai'' W. mhioughby appointed trustee.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Willie,
lo-uay, Lenont agG w. & q. R.R Co.; trial
Columbia; pleas to stand Quinn act sane:
demurrer overruled. with leave to plead. MIL
ier agt. Qulgley; Judgment awarded. Smith u
Mimsatt agt. Clark; vacation OF Judgment slls-
talned. Morgan, use, &c, agt. District of CO.
iumDla; demurrer overruled with leave to plead
In ten days. fN~
PROBATE COURT-Register Webster.
Yesterday the viii OF Edward A. Paul. late of
U. 8. marine corps, was filed for probate and
order issued appointing Tuesday, July 25th, for
hearing. The Will of Philip Ludwig was pre-
sented for probate and cause continued. The
continued to Tuesday next. Estate OF VIM.
Tucker, account Of sales Of personally returned
by the administrator. Will OF Mary N. Whitall
fled. fully proven ana admitted to probate,
Thomas Hyde, the executor, bonding in $1,000.
VIII Of Catherine Hayre fled for probate. Ad-
Journed till Tuesday.
POLICE COURT, Judge She'll
To-day, John johnson, profanity; S.. Bene-
dict Hilton, forfeited $40 for carrying q pistol.
James Myers was fined s. for extfngufshing
street lamps. Cora Anderson, enticing prosti-
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Limbs. Obliged to 60 About on
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

~ Messrs NEEks POTTER: Gentlenen,-In jus
nce TO those Who may suffer as have suffered,
and as grateful acknowledgement Of the cure I
have received from the use OF the CUTIcUnA rem
EDIEs, l voluntarily make the following state
meDt:-=
have had Salt Rheum on my body and on one
leg in very aggravated form for eight yeara No
kind OF treatment, or medicine, or doctors, during
This time. did me any permanent good. Ny friends
in Maiden and elsewhere know tina. have been
great sufferer and that my condition at times has
been such as to make me despair of being able
to tina cure or even relief. In fact. when began
the me OF CUTICURA, my limb WAS 30 raw and
tender that hat, could not bear my weish, on It with
to go about on clutches: I commenced to uss tue
CUTIcuaA IN April. and at once realized its b ne
hciai effects 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and hnmor TO the surface and fast as appeared
healed 1t. At times large quantities would come to
the surface. causing burning heat, inflammation,
use Of CuTIcURA. would rapidly subside and heal
and finally disappeased leaving me perfectly cured
SOLVENT most Of the time, which were the only
remedies used. I think the REsoLvENT a very
strengthening and putnyin9 medicine to taks in
tuch extreme cases as mine because the disease Is
60 weakening to tne system.
Very gratefully yours,
MRS. Asa BROWN
MAIDEN. MASS, Oct 1S, 1873.
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Suicide of Mrs. Judith Br0che.

STRONG DRINK AND LACDANUM.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. W. E. Roberts was
called upon to attend Mis- Judith Broche, at
the residence OF Mrs. Richards, COG G. street Sc
He found the lady In stupor from an overdose
of laudanum He at once applied the usual
remedies, and called in DR.. E. A. Adams for
consultation but their efforts were OF no avail.
and the patient died about O'Clock, not haS ing
spoken word. The case Is yelled in some myS
terry. She was Frenchwoman, about s6 years
old, and together with her husband, Gustav
BrOehe, kept the Restaurant PariSen.n The
house where she died Is that of Mrs. Richards,
who bad charge Of Mrs. b. IS child while she at
tended to her duties at the restaurant, and she
was on visit 70 see the child at the time Of her
at her house she noticed that she looked care
worn and rather excited, and inquired the
cause, when Mrs. b. made an evaSlye reply,
stating that she had just been to market and
felt warm. She converSed nationally with the
ladies present, but soon they noticed that she
them, and they again asked her what was the
matter. AT this she drew out OF her pocket
an empty two ounce vial, without
label, and said give this TO my husband. From
this time she became insensible and was placed
On bed and her husband and the physician
sent for. but she died as above stated, her hu5-
band being present. She had been married
several years, and had but one child, three years
old. Her husband stated that she had recently
been in the habit Of drinking too much at times,
she was under the influence OF drink, and he
spoke freely to her about the improperly of
such acts. He stated that yesterday morning
he gave her $50 to settle some bills In the mar
ket. She had paid these, and the receipts were
In her pocket. and had purchased her market,
and viewed the body later, and gave certif-
cate Of suicide.
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commencement OF the Washington
Female Seminary.

Lincoln Hall was filed to its utmost capacity
last evening, the attraction being the fifth an.
nual commencement of the Washington Female
seminary, Mrs. u. ID. Butcher and Miss Mary A
Douglas, principals. The programme, though
somewhat long. was arranged with taste and
executed by the young ladies in manner
hlghly credltaDle TO themselves and pleasing to
their friends, who were unanimous In their
carried off by Miss Lue v. Moore, salutatorian.
and Miss Adley Williamson, vaiedictorian The
salutatory was in Latin and Miss Moore NAV
well be proud Of the able manner In which She
performed the part assigned her. Miss Alice
Shillington's essay on illusions of LifeD de-
serves mention for the clear, forctbe.
common sense style In which 1t was perIsed
Tine patrons OF this seminary always anticipate
good music and last night their authorizations
were not disappointed. The INSTRUMENTAL
music, from Memberships Marche Nuptiale
at the opening Of the programme to the One
Hundredth Psalm at its close, was OF the highest
order and most ably executed, while the vocal
duet soft Fell the Dews OF Summer Night"
Dy the Misses Detweiler, was received with a
burst OF applause, hushed only by the second
appearance OF the young ladies' Perhaps the
most enect1ve part OF the exercises was that
presented by the little ones Ia the shape of an
ope1etta entitled "Grandpa's Birthday The
prettily dressed children ctrcling around "the
Old man." covering him with flowers and ca
resses, formed scene touching the heart OF
every father and mother in the house The
solos by Misses Aimee Sioussa and Florence
Sn1Jtngtoh were sweetly and beautifully sung
After the awarding of the school badges the
large audience dispersed, highly gratltied with
The evenings entert ainInent.
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ECZEKA OF THE HANDS
Cured. Interesting Letter from a well.
known Attorney.

EDITOR NEW ORLEANS PIcAYUNE: Sir-Since
the fall Of 1867, up to the last three WEEKS have
bee troubled With an eruption of the skin, which
the doctors call 10y various nam .s but which is
generally known by tue name of Eczema or Salt
Rhenm. The principal place Of attack was my
hands. which at times especially during the winter
time, were very sOre
At times the disease threatened to spread from my
hands and envelopmy whole body. Doctors have
been consulted in Philadelphia, Washington, and In
this city, with no more success than temporary
relief After considerable expense, and much pain
ana suffering, had come to the conclusion that
would. as the saying goes have to grin and bear it
ABOUT four weeks ago ead in the PicaVune the
advertisement OF Cuticura, for sale by our welt
know druggist: Mr.. LYONS. and resolved to try It.
purchased a fifty cent box, and before 1t was hall
1eeI certain that mine is a permanent cure
MY OBJECT In sending you this letter Is to make
Known to other sufferers the value of CUrIOURA
Yours truly, r. P. CARRoLL.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lac
10 CAMP ST., NEW ORLEANS, Dec 25, 1873
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES.

The success attending the use of these great rem
ed. In the treatment Of affections of the Skin and
part OF the coontry come the most grateful &C
acknowledgements of what might be called miracu.
lo1s cures Messrs Weeks Potter extend their
thanks to all who have spoken a good word for
CUTIcURA, CgTIcURA Soar and CUT1cURA RE-
SOLVENT, and viii thankfully receive reports Of
new cases wherever tt ey occar.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, Boston, and sold
by all Druggists. Price Of CuTIcURA, small boxes.
times the Quantity Of small 81 kEsoLyENr 81 ger
mail. 80 cents; cakes. rs cents.
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THE SELECT SUMMER TOURS Of Stork OF Balti-
more were decided success last season, COW
1t to ZOO miles from Washington to Eastern
Maine, passing through ten states. The fea-
ture OF these tours is, that all trains can be
used at low rare, except the limited express
See adYt.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Seaside Library.

AAAC CCdSAuC AIAUE0[ys
Out today in clear. bold. handsome type,
MAID, WIFE, OR WIDOW?
Bs Mrs. Alexander. 10 Cents.
Also,
p. ,,,, LORD KLGoBsIN,
out tomorrow, ~
By Florence Marryatt. 20 Cents.
New Story by Emile Gaboriau.
THE COUNTS SECRET
BY the Author OF ..File No. 49, Ill be com.
menced in No. elu OF The Fireside Companion.
Quirk's Irish Tea Cures Biliousnes..
Gutrks Irieh Tea cures headache.
Q"fTks Irish Tea cures dyspepsia.
TRY LoDILLE's HEADACHE Specific for ner-
Vous ana SICK headache. 1t will not disappOint
you.
TOURIST WARDRoBE.-Flannel outside Shirts,
fihalore White Shirts of small bulk,
Alpne CLUB Hats, Gossamer Rubber Coats,
-, Sho9ting and Fishing Suits, and other suitable
GEO. c. HENN1NG, 40 7th street.
The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious RENE.
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price IS cts.
Fine Goods at Low Prices.
Genuine Mackinaw Hats, from 81 .25 nm.
Fine White Cantons, light trimmed, 81 to 81 20.
Ihe cest g Dollar Hats" In the District:
Fun line Gents Brown and Mixed Straws:
Boys and Children'S Dress Hats, so and I5c..
Finest white Shirts, ready for use. 81: wv
Splendid stock OF Fancy Socks, Underwear, &c;
omof ets Trunks, Bags and vallses, Shawl
Lewis, 800 Seventh street, between and X. 9
py ln0lScrfmtnate application OF Cheap prena.
rat1ons, but call for Toilet Waters, Po,cdsrs Cos
don. VS.
On, why will you let that invalid friend suf
fer that Hop Bitters will so certainly cure.
A SURE THING; 1t never fails: cure yourself
Ior 81. Prot. Chapin's Bttch,l- paiba-a quick
and genital diseases In male or female. 81. AT
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. s.M.eo1Y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
!oac's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects ac1dity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels cures dysen.
terry and dlarrhOHa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMKN.-We wish to cal
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing an(
DyeiDg Establishment. No. 906 street, neal
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work IL
manner not to be eQualled by those not DOS
sessfng these facilities. Gents suits cleanet
for 50. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from q
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used IL
IS cents to Is cents pair, and restore them Il
their natural softness; by cleaning number,
reduction In price. 11-Cau for and deliVe
them.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at 7:45 p. m. and
extinguished at $50 a. N.
Policeman A. p. MckeDua has resigned, to
take effect JUICE so.
A little boy named Thomas Elwood fell from
an express wagon yesterday on II street, near
the Government Printing Office. His arm was
broken in two places.
A number OF the delegates to the Catholic
Young Mems National Convention recently
held In Richmond, are visiting points OF INTEREST
in our city to day.
The U. 8. steamer TallapOoSa, with 200 boxes
OF curiCsities brought from Europe by the Con-
Stitutfon, and two Is inch guns for the wash
iugton ayy ward. arrived at Norfolk yesterday,
end lett for Washington to-day.
Last night. between and O'Clock, the store
of Mr.. j. W. BOteler, No. 923 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. was entered by cOlOred man through a
rear grating, and the money drawer was broken
open and its contents carried off. He was seen
by several persons when he made his exit.
The SpeDcer1an Business College summer
classes open on Monday next.
See adv of Sandy Springs ice cream depot.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-Mr. Dow
ling Will sell on Monday afternoon next, on the
premises, at O'Clock, valuable house, with all
the modern improvements, and nine building
peTty is nicely enclosed and finely located, and
should demand the attention OF parties desiring
profitable investments. Plats can be obtained
at the office OF the auctiOneer.
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HENTLENQN OF MODERATE NIANa, WHO
VI would prefer ma custom made SUIT Of Clothes
tnsteed Of common sh0ddy new one, ahould tn
e yUeTHS Old stand Ma SlO d G. bsewssn 6t&
between and = IT. nv -
N R.10e araola. Secondhand Uoehtng ~
% sssenoeo pSomptV. Wyl041
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YOUTHFUL FLOWER THIEyES-This morning
Mary Rollins and Rosa Carter, two small COT
ored girls, were arrafgned for the larceny OF
pla hts from the y. rd OF cOlOred man, named
Mccoy, day before yesterday. It was testified
IL at they had been to the house to ask for
foweIS to take TO school to the closing exercises,
and subsequently they entered the yard and
pulled up some plants by the roots. They
being quite small the court gave them a repre-
iIand and dismissed them
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POSITIVELY you can procure neat, strong
and durable trunk, travelling bag, satchei,
pocket book, shawl strap, &C., at reasonable
price, at the factory and salesrooms OF James
3. Topham, 425 It'll st. NV, joining Odd Fell
lows Hall
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RE-ARREsT OF AN OLD SOLDIER.-JOhn r.
Hawkins, the Old soldier who was released from
the Home at Hampton, Va, a few days since, By
Cen. b. F. Butler, at the request OF Hawkins,
WIS " sterday Ic-arrested by police Of this city
and returned to Hampton, at the request of
Col. Whitney, Gen. Buffers private secretary
TBE SUCCESSFUL EXCURSION OF the DEPART
mental Half Dozen on Decoration Day fs RI ha
repeated for the 4th of July, on the Lady OF the
Lake, to salt water and back There Will be a
band OF music On board and other attractions.
See adyt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Robf
Logans and susanna Brooks; Thos. j. Bundicl:.
9i Noftnuinberland CO, Va, and Ellen Hally:
Robert Schmidt and Babette Getger: James r
Edwards, OF S. c.. and Annie T. Riitler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

Bthfs fiPsissEWA cures diseased kidneys
oladdef gravel, urinary troubles, female weak
ness.
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PARAsoLs, plain and fancy handles, and plain
ave.
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GUNNER TRAVEL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
- - e.

have nov on fale Summer tx -
cG,:io 2a; Ticket e to s.l the pTi1
traction in the Eastern. Middle and Southern States
and Canada giving all the privileges Of frstc.as
passengers . choice Of over l,UO0 routes. and com
binins expedition, comfort pleasure and safety
the season of 1879 Just issued, in revised and i'm
proved form, for free DISTRIBUTION. is elesantly
nent resorts, and complete information of routes
and rates. Excursion Tickets and Copies Of the
Ofaces Of the Company in Boston, New York, Phla'
dejphia, Baltimore Warrington, Richmond. Pitts
L p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Mansger. tel8Ht
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TRY LODILLEs HEADACHE SPECIFIC for ner-
Vous and SICK headache. 1t will not disappoint
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We would advise Our readers to have their
sewing machines repaired at Oppenheimer's
6ss 9th St., cor. Fp.w.
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TOURIST WARDROBE.-Flannel outside Shirts.
fihalore White Shirts of small bulk,
Aiplne Clu0 Hats, GoSSamer Rubber Coats
impe diMenta N
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LAWNS. LAWNS LAWNS! LAWNS .-Immense
variety, both white and colored grounds Tow.
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VoYAGERs TO EUROPE.
We are the agents Tor the
INMAN LINE
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANBATLANTIOUR
Line Of Steamers to Europe.
Round Trfp Tickets at reduced rates and all fnfor
nation can be had Of
J. W. BOTHER q BRO,
tel66t 013 Pa. 01e.
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RICE BROS. have just completed a superb life
size portrait OF Mrs. Col. Brown, nee Jeiferies' +
MRS. DoRsEY's new book, at Bellows b ,ok
o'
Priggs. -
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SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-This morning w. F.
Zantzinger entered suit against Harriet o
LantZinger for divorce. They were married
Id baltimore In November 1870, have had twn
children, and he charges that in 1878 she began
course OF vexatiOus and cruel conduct towards
him, and assaulted him. kicked him &c
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Cbb osrd ste!meG GEORGE IEARY, o NS oS
T16T CHURCH (Rev. Q. G. Meador),
WEDNESDAY, June 18th. $50 pm, returning
Friday morning, June 27th, 6 O'Clock Tickets,
&1.60 round trip. Meals and state rooms usual
rates State rooms must be engaged from ofacsrs
70S 7th st. aw. $50 st. W. sos 18th St NV an
at the boat. ie17-7t
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EXCURSTON0.

On and after Sunday. June the 9Th. the Steamer
"TfI6MPSON" will leave 9th street 80
wharf EVERY SUNDAY, at ~
O'Clock o. M +, for an excursion Gown
the Potion &C, returning ct O'Clock. Fare, twenty
five cents. 3ool0
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Fine Goods at LOW Prices

The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious re.ne
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price 25 cts.
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Qutrk's Irish Tea Cures BiliOusness.
Quirk's Irish Tea cures headache
Qufrk's Irish Tea cures dyspepsia.
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NINTH ANN KxHtRS S6sHD FAMILY
W.. l. l. CORPS. COMPANY A.
TO
BLACKISTON ISLAND
l5J Miles for - Cents.
MUSIC AND DANCING.
MONDAY, JUNE 23D, 1879.

BTEAuEH ANG MODE LEY.
Beat leaves 9Th street Wharf ut 2 30 eK-h
Am, returning. arrives home at 10 p.
N. The Corps, in giving their ninth
annual excursion, have chartered the swift atd
conmodious Steamer Jane Moseley, thus avoiding
discomforts and Inconvenience. and insurlng
ample accommodatiens for all their friends. and
four hours at Backitton Island for saltwater bath
ing, fishing and Grabbing. Tickets 75c. children
from to II years, Csc be had Of members Of the
Corps and Of the conmittee-W. n. Daton, 903 Pa.
ave r d. 0ettings 923 Pa ave-, and J. +. oyster,
Center Market. Htaterooms. 903 Pa ave- Tho-e
deetrous Of carrying baskets are privileged to do
E. Kolb, Caterer. ie19-3t
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~ The Favorite Steamer
WARY WARRINGTON, Capt J. J. NEwkLL.)
WI rake Two R AIIH ENB MSTs e esSN
MARSHALL EHAARRN No sPRiNGS 1880
EVERY MONDAY, TnEESSR1xXY. FRIDAY AND
T..vipo her Wharf ut 80 Q. m. ana g. 80 D. m
siINDAYS TO THE SAME POINTS ut p. m,
returning promptly at p. M
a E.r.nd Concert and Orchestra on each trip
Ronnd Trip, Is cents Children and Nurses Free
steamer can be chartered at reasonable rates
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The New and Ele9ant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE,
win leave her wharf Zoo. Of 9th e.4l-h
street At d OWN the liver f about Is
miles, returning about 10 p M Konraf , tickets.
Orr am. Cake Sandwiches. Tea and Coffee served on
board at city prices. paoON pr.s;5.n.
jel2-d -. OASOE., loslu-ut
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LOST AT SEA.-The schooner De Wolf, with a
cargo OF ice, arrived at the wharf OF the Inde-
pendent Ice Company yesterday. Capt. Rodgers
reports that on the 18th instant, when several
Gays out or the Kennebec river, his steward,
Osborne Hallett, was lost overheard The first
mate, who was at the wheel, states that he
heard voice cry OUT Z" Jim! Jim' and at the
same time heavy wave struck the ship He
paid no attention to the matter, as he was un-
certain about the voice; but an hour afterwards
the absence OF the steward was noticed, and he
could not be found on board. He was is years
old, and leaves wife and child
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THE COUNTS SECRET,
~ Ine Author OF "Ffle No. 49,, " Ill be com
nenccd In No. 61u OF The Fireside Companton
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.sVOUB SISTERS. COUSINS AND
AUNTS"

''VOUB SISTERS. COUS1N0 AND
AUNTS"
All agree that the Excursion given by
THE DEPAHTM1ENTL HALF Eaa&@e
Decoration Day was the most eelect Of the sc ssOn
nothing occurring to mar the pleasure OF the $50
Darticipante. The committee desire to tender their
fhanks for the handsome complementary vote t.
MEN, and beg to announce that by special request
il will be Repeated on
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
TO PINKY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
ON THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
starting 80 q. M SHARP, returning by moon,ieht,
ewing five hours at the former or three az the stter
place positively for bathing, fishing, sailing &C.
his trip siyes fine view Of the river by day light
BYass and String Band Dancing.
n B-The COMMITTEES reserve the riSnt 70 releA
disreputable parties. for which purpose dstail OF
Oolice will be u attendance !eifNyy1
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1OO MILES Ride.
FAMILY EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT
and Return,
on Steamer JANE NOSKLEY,
SUNDAY, JUNE 18th,
Leaving 9Th street Wharf, 8 so Am, IL =
sharp, returning ii 80 pm.
hours FOR
FISHING, GRABBING AND BATHING.
Tickets: Adults. 81 Children, Scots
P.eENo postponment on account of weather.
jel9-Sts