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ECZEMA ON THE SCALP.
Breast and Limbs Cured.

Meears WEEKS h POTTER: gentaemea,-I cannot
refrain from adding my debt Of gratitude to you for
nay,ng Placed within my reach the wonderful oU,
cary al further expertment Of physicisne, and In
IeInarkaely short space Of time have rid me Of
!oatneome disease. dispersed with all physf mans
two years aeo, believing they did me no good The
CUTICURA has stopped this Unsatisfactory expense
even II were necessary and had the courage any
longer % follow their advCe-And brought the long
loosed.for cure and happiness.
lave been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my scalp. breast, and limbs for five years. dur.
p9 which time have been under the treatment Of
pnyelciane or at mineral springs, or taking some
Kind OF medicine: have been treated by Drs. =
numSers Of patent medcsnes, al wlth o
the fainteet approach to q cure
"A April Yet; beam the NE Of CUT1cUnA. which
i ins ne have not bad clesn scalp for Is years
nnn t6e use OF the CUTIcuaA entirely healed It and
lett 1t clean and healthy. The other parts Of my
body were Affected IN . more aggravated form, but
pletely cured I shall continue the. OUTicURA Re
SOLVENT az directed for s wonderful action on the
stomach o and bowels and cooling influence on the
many cases, TO urge the afflicted to use these won.
derful remedies.
Yours, ETC., STEPHEN OROWELI.
NEW BEDFORD, Eept 80. 1870
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COndenSeO AOCaISs
Street lamps viii be lighted at $50 p. m and
extinguished at 10:l0p. %.
There are 81 new advertisements In The
STAR to-day.
Thursday night gang OF fruit thieves wen
through the pear and peach orchard OF the
Agricultural department, carrying Oil all the
best preserving peaIs, qutnces and other II ait
employed at peanut stand corner < aud 18th
streets, accidentally shot her left thumb of
yesterday while handling revolver.
East Washington Council, American Legion
OF Honor, was juaugurated Thursday night With
the following oficeIs:-M. w. Wines, CON-
Ferguson, treasurer; q. A. Stewart, secretary;
A. S. III. Marks. collector; DR.. c. NJ. Ford, medi-
cal examiner.
Caroline Rchings-Bernar and Pierre Ber-
nard Will be in Washington one day, weekly. to
give musical instruction II Sufficient number
OF pupils can be Obta ned Their musical ability
Is too well known to the Washington public 70
need any Endorsement. See their advt.
The Baltimore fire commissioners and Chief
Engineer HeDpick, OF that city, Will attend the
nIemen's convention In this city next week.
The Speneellan Business College has admit
ted seventy-fve students during the week, and
still they come.
Memorial services on the death Of Mrs. Emily
j. Myers will be held by Rev. DR.. Dorner at his
church tomorrow morning. See advt.
Charlotte Beckett, the cOlored girl arrested
few days since by Detective McDev1tt for the
larceny Of silverware, &C., was to-day in the
Police Court sent TO jail for 60 days.
Miss Nellie HadfeldS testimonial at Thorne's
garden last evening attracted to this popular
place OF resort some OF the best people Of the
city. Her playing on the violin is immense, and
her voice. too, promises great results. she was
talent, among whom was Miss Florence Hop
ktnS.
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TIE OOURFS.
CIRCUIT COURT-SPECIAL TERM-.Judoe Mac
arthur.
Yesterday, Clafltn VS.. D. E. Young; Judgment
for want OF affidavit. Judgments by default
were given in the following: Ryan Earnshaw
vs. j. 3. Miller; National Metropolitan Fire In
surance CO. vs.. D. A. Connolly and A. r. Shep-
herd, against Connolly only; knight vs. Loring
Chappell ct al, against Chappell only; Hewitt
vs. A. Gleason and w. Hussey; Hills, Boyd &
co. VS.. A. +. Clarke.
EQUITY COURT-Jstdge MacArthur.
Yesterday, Cook vs. Cook ct al, rule On de-
PENDANTS returnable Sept. 10, 1879; hearing be-
gun ard adjourned TN Sept. %; testimony
ordered returned on 18th, and rule on examiner.
Norton VS.. Gowens; set for Monday. Vessels
vs.. Casing; same. Hamilton vs.. Glover; set for
18TH Mccullough vs. Dennison; payment or
dered, and sale in default. Hoge VS.. Carroll:
exceptions allowed, and twenty days to an
SWer.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdqe Btsndy pro tenn
Yesterday, after our report closed, Susan
Williams, assault on Jennie Woodward; IS or Is
days. w. II. Byron, assault and battery on D.
s. Belts; $40 or 20 days ja1l-appeal noted
Leonard Stocks, assault on Betsy Banks; s. or
10 days. Chas. Murphy, assault on Rachel
Brown; IS or 10 days. Andrew B. Webb, Paul
Wright and Brandt p. Wright, assault on Geo.
n. Miller; S. each.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE FUNERAL OF the late Decfus W. Edmons,-
ton, who death was mentioned in yesterday s
STAR, took place this afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock
from the residence OF his soD-in-law, Mr. joseph
L. Slmms, on West street. Rev. ]. McKendree
Kelley, OF the Dumbarton street NJ E. Church,
officfated and Messrs. j. Henry Wilson, NJ. V.
Buchey, Jenkin Thomas, John Donaldson, John
Mathey and James A. Magruder acted as pail
bearers. Interment was at Oak Htll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. C. w. Boyer with
1920 bushels of wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Offering on Change
to-day 1900 bushels of wheat; sold at 81 10 per
bushel
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COI.LINS'
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Pain and Weakness cannot exist whore they are
applied. They vitaze, strengthen and support Weak
and Painful Parts; cure Chronic Ailments and Dis.
eases OF the Liver and Kidneys; absorb Poisons
from the Blood. and thus prevent Fever and Ague,
MslariA and Contagious Diseases; stimulate the
Stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over
the pit Of the stomach, and prevent Dyspepsia Bill
ious Colo. Cramps and Pains &
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STUDENT LAMPS AND DRoPLIGHTS at low prices
at EDWARD Caverly & Co.'S.

THE DENTAL ASSOCIATION OF Maryland and
more for some days, elected officers as follows
DR.. NJ. Whilldin Foster, of Baltimore, presi-
dent: DR.. II. B. Noble, OF Washington, vice.
president; DR.. Fl. M. SchoOley, Of Washington,
Washington, reporting secretary; DR.. T. w.
Coyle, Of Baltimore, treasurer; Drs. r. B. DON
aldson, j. L. Wolf and G. e. Duck, executive
committee.
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DELAYED BY THE SToRM-The schooner Nina
A. Reed, Capt. Nash, two weeks overdue from
Gardiner, Maine, arrived at the river front
Thursday: The captain states that on the
night of the 18th ult, when three days out.
they encountered very havy gale forty miles
east OF NaE tucket, near the South Channel
The schooner lost her foresail, spirit sails, top
rigging, and scudded under bare poles Is miles
out Of her course.
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THE GRAND LODGE, l. o. o. F., will hold their
fifty fifth session at Odd Fellows hail. In Balti-
more, commencing on Monday, 18th instant.
Among some Of the prominent questions to be
discussed will Re the motions to make Indianap-
oils the permanent place for holding the SER
vices of the Grand Lodge, instead OF Baltimore;
to hold biennial sessions, instead OF one every
year; TO admit civilized Indians TO membership
and authorizing two representatives to the
as now. The representatives from the District
OF Columbia are John F. Havenner, John T.
Given, and W. r. Mclean
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OUTICURA SOAP,
Medicinal and Toilet.

Is prepared from OUTIouRA in modified FORM and
is positively Indispensable in the treatment of Skin
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend It for the pres
eryatton Of the skins Of infants, for gentlemen who
who desire clean and wholesome Skin and Sca!p
and Tor Gil purposes OF the toilet bath ana nursery
Its delightful and refreshing fragrance EQUALS or
surpasses the finest Partisan soaps
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Theo. F. Gatchel to Robert Bell, Jr., lot 8, In
sub. OF II and 49, OF SO. 23s; $500 Wm fudge
Com. F. S. T. co. to the National Fair
Grounds Association, 33O5 acres in the county;
ti,296.50. John Brent to n. r. Wright part SO.
1OI. STOO
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BASE BALL.-The National and Worcester
clubs played an exhibition game at Newington
park, baltimore, yesterday afternoon. There
catchers were put IN the field by both mines.
The game was close and Well played. The Ma
tionals led at first. In the sixth inning the
Worcesters began to bring In some runs and
won the game by scoring four to three for the
Nationals
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ORDER Howson's ice-cream for Sunday din
ner.

TROUBLES IN THE LUNEY FAMILY.-This
morning In the Police Court, Bridget Luney, q
rather well built Irish woman, was arra1gned
on the charge OF assault preferred by her hus-
band, VIM. Luney. The parties live on 3d.
between F and g streets northwest, and Luney
that she had assaulted him so often he wanted
her sent to jail forever, and he would take care
OF the children. The wife testified that he as
saulted her, and sometime ago he hit her with
the Ratchet and she didn't draw breath for
Two weeks She was sent to jail for two weeks.
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A RUNNING SORE.
Cured i'm One Week,

Meesrs WEEKS l. PoTrER.-Some three or four
csse OF Salt Rheun. The back Of one Of my wifes
bands was running sOre In one week from the
day 1t arrived her hand WAS well and has remained
20 mp to to-day. r. p DAGGETT
MILFORD, M, June 10, 1873
markable!
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HE W0MRN's PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY met on
THURSDAY at the rooms OF DR.. Lucy Abel, POI
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast. Mrs. Sara A.
Spencer rendered her resignation of secretary's
Office on account Of business cares. The ladies
declined to accept her resignation. but appoint.
ed Miss Mary s. Wilmington recording secre-
fary, In order to divide the duties of the office
Dr. Abel read paper upon nervous diseases
After quoting from DR.. Abraham T. Lowe and
Zimmerman, the latter of whom says: "In the
principle which animates the material body,
exercises full sway and maintains all parts In
the most admirable harmony, so that our ra-
tional spirit may freely employ these organs
Abel went on to remark that in the days of
health this immaterial, vital principle works
unCbseryed; 1t eorrects all tr,f1ing INTERRUPT
festation OF Its power. We lie down at night
little Ill; this principle works within us, caus-
Ing us 10 arise restored. In disease this all
deranged by some agent opposed to it; this
disturbance gives to the body those irreg-
ular proceedings which we cali disease. Dis
ofe t psga San aays 1ng be-
Bad matters collect, unobserved, till they be-
come too strong for the vital principle to ovar-
come; Nervous diseases, particularly, come on
10 this way. But the nerves cannot become
diseased except the blood Is first deranged in
its circulation. The forces maintaining both
physical and spiritual life are circular; the one
wrong circulation OF the blood acts upon the
nerves. which react upon the circulation, keep
ing up tie disorder. What prostrates the DOW
ers OF lfe7 Wrong circulation Ct the blood, and
consequent disturbance In the equilibrium OF
the nervous influence. What causes these con-
ditIons? Il may be this or that; sudden chill:
BAD news; eating something disagreeing; over
stimulation, either pleasant or unpleasant;
being up too late; sleeping In too close ROOM
INDUCING In unhappy thoughts. Either
one OF these c.: lions affects the circulation
and may thus cause Dyspepsia fertile
bed for the lmp1anting of nervous disorders
People are detected because they have dyspep-
STA, yet nothing Will bring on dyspepsia sooner
than low spirits, joined to sedentary occupa-
tons. II bound to such an occupation never
theless arrange to take all the out-of-door
exercise possible. 1t is Indispensable to the
cure OF dyspepsia. Neuralgia Will come from
dyspepsia. Cure the latter and often the
neuralgia and low spirits win disappear. In all
nervous disorders there Is improper distr1bu-
tons OF the nervous influence Too much goes
to one part, consequently, too little goes to the
other. everlasting body and mind causes
more nervous maladies than any one thing,
except sensual excuses More is undertaken
than can be accomplished inducing fatigue,
care and disappointment. Sleep Is the great
natural festorer after nervous exhaustion. It
sootheS even insanity. In the ensuing discus
sions as to the requisite amount of sleep, Dr..
Abel maintained that taking adisproportionate
quantity OF sleep was often sign OF disease,
but was sometimes itself cure.
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Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
Street. Boston MASS. and for sale BY an Drugsts
boxes, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. OuT1CURA
cakes, Is cents
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THE ANGLERS EXCURSION tomorrow, (Sun-
wItn nours for perching and grabbing, with
jan ana poats to be procured at the point, can
S noo Help out be grand affair, returning by
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Anlllselnents. Etc.


FORD's OPERA HOUSE.-TO-night Electric
Light will be presented here for the last time
The authors OF the opera last evening received
handsome compliment In the size OF the audi
ence present at their benefit. novel floral
tribute, beautiful and ingenious imitation OF
a cat, was presented to Mr.. Bernard at last
nights performance. Next week the Little
Duke r, VIII te g given by me new company; n.
Will be opened next Monday under the manage.
ment OF Mr.. Albaugh. The opening week will
be flled by Hermann. the successor to Heller,
three Lorellas and Mile Addie.
w. c. COUP's SHOW, which will exhibit at the
corner OF 9th and streets next Friday and
saturday, Is the best circus and menagerie now
on the road. Everywhere it goes its tents are
always crowded.
THKATER CoMIouE-The Comique vii, change
us PHI next week, retaining some Of she best
there will be new attractions not on the bills
during the preceding evenings Of this week.
THORNEs SUMNER GARDEN will oifer an at
tractive programme this evening.
THE SUICIDE OF MRS. JoHNsoN.-The St.
LOUIS papers contain full particulars OF the
PARKER, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Parker, OF
this city, which was mentioned In The STAR
several days ago. She was married to Governor
to tender to President Lincoln the services Of
the Sth Missouri regiment, OF which he was
colonel. The marriage was set for later date,
but fearing that the vicissitudes of q soldier 8
life might separate them forever, she urged
that it be contaminated Immediately. Dr.
sunderland performed the ceremony, and she
subsequently accompanied her husband to
his western home, where he has since
attained the highest rank at the bar,
and has several times been hOnored with
some OF the highest positions within the gift of
the state. Her married life was one OF happi-
ness. Her husband was devoted to her, and
she shared In his political triumphs, and It was
her love that fed his ambition. In January
last she lost an infant, and from that time she
gay and happy disposition, but the loss Of II her
child worked complete change, and finally
DESTROYED her mind. In fit Of temporary in
sanity she took dose of arsenic, and cunning
~ concealed the fact from the family until it
was too late to save her. She leaves four Chill
dren-two daughters, aged respectively II and
Is, and two sons, Of and years. Her father
ana Drother George, who live In Washington,
went to st. Johns to attend the funeral.
PORTABLE AND BRICK SET FURNACES In
wrought or cast iron, at Edward Cayerly &
Co.'s.
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THE only combination OF the true Jamaica
DIV, for colds. chilIs and feyers. maiarial
feyers, pains In the bones and joints, symp-
toms OF rheumatism, neuralgia, and govt, cold
extremitieS, suspended circulation, and de-
lords Jamaica Ginger. Ask for Sanford's.
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HANDSOME PARLoR CRATES, at Edward Cav.
g. sc

THE TERRACE CONCKRTs.-The concert by
Immtch's society band, announced for last even
ing, at the Terrace ice-cream depot, 18th and
streets, has been postponed On account OF Ill
ness. Due notice will be given In the STAR OF
the next concert, +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

TIE COLUMBIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION has Sc
lected its teams to shoot at Creedmoor, and
they viii leave Tuesday night The contest
VIII take place On the 18th and 18th OF Septehl-
Der, and the home team will have ample time
for practice. The short range men were voted
Scott, Capt. Benz. Chambers, P. j. Lauritzen
and JAS. B. Burnside; reserves, A. A. Adee and
c. 81. Laird. The long range win probably be
Col. j. o. p. Burnside, j. VI. T. Partello S. /.
IaurttZen and Prof. Hardness as reSerYes
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GRAND OPRNING.-Hermann Mattern the uni
Sersai popular Hermann, late OF Abner's, L.
Sltes hl5 friends TO grand lunch az hts ne Y
aho elegant restaurant, corner sth and E sts t
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FEST CAPITALS, $4,000. $4,000. $4,000. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUN ING TO got ,s25.
TICKETS q. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AP.
PLY TO WILLIAMSON Il CO., GENERAL
EASTERN AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, Oh OUR WESTERN AGENT, MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION, KY.
sep46,9u,lS
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INGRAM carpets, largest assortment in the
city, from CSC. up. TOwson's, Penua. ave. I

The INDECENT EXPOSURE CAsE.-In the Police
Court, Judge Bundy, yesterday. the case Of
Thomas Hanrahan, charged with indecent ex-
posture In two cases, came up; Messrs. CARING
ton Ior DEFENDANT and MI. Padget for the gov
eminent. In the first case young lady was
the witness and In the second quite young
Miss was the principal witness The testimony
was quite sufnc1cnt and MI. Padgett asked for
q conviction; he said he had ten more cases
against him. Counsel for defence put defendant
on the stand. He has bad impeachment in his
speech. He testified that he had been living
on street twenty seven years. He denied the
charges In both cases and denied having been
at the places alleged In the warrant. On Cross
examination he admitted that he had hren In
the penitentiary for assault and battery; denied
ever having been In the congregational church,
one OF the aneged places OF exposure, and said
he had plenty Of witnesses to prove an alibi:
said he is married and has four children. He
las been married fourteen years. Mr..
harrington asked for dismissal, claiming that
the testimony did not warrant the holding OF
oe1endant. he claimed that it was impossible
tor the witnesses to identify this man, the tes-
timony showing that the offence was com
mttted In the night time. Mr.. Padgett read
from re law as to what constitutes the offence
charged, and claimed that In the cause Of mo-
falfty an example should be made In this case.
The court fmpoSeG,a fine Of 500 or ninety days
20 each case: An appeal was taken, and the
bonds were fixed at double the amount OF the
nne. Major Morgan has been indefatigable In
bringing this man to justice, even to requiring
members OF his own family, who have been in
suited by defendant, to come forward and tes-
tffy In so disagreeable case, which Is quite In
contrast to some others. One case In point is,
where the father OF some young ladies, who had
been tnsulted, at the time went to police head
quarters and offered reward OF 500 for the
arrest OF the offender, and now refuses to let
nus daughters come into court to testify.
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CITY ITEMS.


Merit Must Reap Reward.
ard so 1t Is with Quirk's Irish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. 1t only costs Is cents, and Is
sold by all druggists.
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Agency for the ssClfms
a Verdict from the Drug 4
To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

AssHSkhCO A11VH VCI1VHCIuCNs
We wish to call attention to A. Ftscher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO 906 G street, near 9TH street. BY promptly
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to DO his work In manner not to be euualled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies
effectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed i
Through sktllful pressing and refnishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
Suittnp dull times
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AT ROCKVILLE FAIR, yesterday, the commit
tee on discretionary prizes awarded F. K. Ward,
OF Attorney dairy enterprise, the first premium
and diploma OF excellence for his milk wagon
and can. Gen. Grants Arabians were OF this
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Krs. Wins-
Loaos' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tr1ed rem.
edy: Is cents q bottle
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CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS
The Scourge Of Mankind.-Old method.
OF treatment and remedies a failure.

CUIICURA REsoLv1NT, the Great Blood Purifier
ing. and purii yiDg agent Of this century Hmay be
detected in the saliva. sweat milk blood and urine
IN forty minutes after taking the first dose showing
that has entered the circulation and been carried
to every part Of the system It forever eradicates
the virus Of Syphilis, 9crofula. Cancer, and Oanker
those terrible blood poisons that rot out the ma.
cbiney Of life. filling the body with foul corrup-
hons. Taken internally IN conjunction with the
external application of CuT1cuRA. the Great Skin
Cure. It speedily cures Screfulous Ulcers and Cd
Sores, Salt Rhenm, Psoriasis, letter Ringworm
scald BEAD, Dandi uff, and all Itching and Hcay
Diseases of the Skin and Scalp.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Rob
ert A. Jones. of Fairfax county, Va, and Cecile
Mrs. Margaret Wege; Joseph Ayres, OF Charles
county, Nd, and Mary Henderson, Of this city
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmuSemen tS, ETC.. Tonight
Fords opera House.-The American comic
opera, Electric Light"
Themes Summer Garden.-Good music and
good company.
Theoter Comique.-New bill OF varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-06

THE HEAT IS INsUFFERABLE! Bring me
back, dear, the best Cologne you can find in the
city" He brought j. q E. Atkinson 's-fragrant,
delicate and lasting
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P,cnics. Excursions, &c.

A Birthday party, rendered to Miss Ads,
Prospect, will come OF at Marshall's Fail this
evening. The city OF washington viii leave
at seven O'Clock for that place and return at
twelve
The Franklin Legion excursion to Fortress
Monroe, norfolk, and the Capes win take place
ms evening, at $50 O'Clock, On the steamer
george Leaiy: promises TO be grand affair
Inc Jane Moeeley win leave at eight to-mor-
row morning Tor Smiths Point and return at
for fishing and Grabbing.
The oyster roast at Blackstone Island by Ex-
celstor Club, !. 0. OF R., win come OF next Mon
DAY. The Jane Moseley will leave High street
wharf at g. M. and 9Th street wharf at am
stopping at Alexandra. In addition to the
oyster roast there will be swimming match at
the island.
The Mary Washington will leave next Tues
day at 9 am. for Quantic0 and return at $50
2. m.
GOLD FRONT SHAWL PINS, fall styles, at
GAS FIXTURES In new and attractive designs,
at Edward Caverly & Co.'s.
Low AND ELEVATED OVEN ranges, at Edward
Caverly Co.'S.