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LOCAL Me- WIS.
Condensed Locals.

Information has been received in this city that
: the "boy preacher" Rev. Thomas Harrison, who
recently conducted revival meetings at the Ham,
line church, In this city, has been sent to an
asylum for the insane In Ohio, his mind having
become impaired.
Heart Academy, at London, ontario, Miss Bes-
sic Duhamel, daughter of DIR. j. w. II. Duhamel
OF this city, received the first pllze. and Misses
Mary Barbour, Nettie Duhamel and Gertrude
owens also received prizes.
The boys branch OF the Y. NJ. c. a. was
opened on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. G. Tophan
presided and made short address, followed by
Mr.. Morse, the general secretary. A solo by
Frank Losano followed, and Rev. Mr.. AmeS
offered the dedicatOry prayer. Defamation,
reading and music followed.
Mr.. W. F. Slater, whose attempt at suicide
during an epileptic fit on Friday was mentioned
In THE STAR OF Saturday. did not, as was pub
llshed, succeed In cutting himself. AS was
most Violent one on Friday but he has SO far
recovered that he will be able to leave the city
to-day.
The board of trustees of Howard University
have placed on their minutes testimonials of
their appreciation for the character and SER
vices OF John Fl Cook, late dean OF the law de-
partment, and Mr.. William j. Wilson. for many
years one Of the trustees.
Earnest Matthews, colorcd, was Frustrated
by the heat In AlmOry square Saturday, and
was removed in the police ambulance to bis
home, On street, between Sd aud * streets
Last evening Detective voss left for Colds
ooro', n. c., to bring on Franklin, formerly
the barkeeper at the Marshall House, in this
city, who is charged with having absconded
with 400 belonging to the guests and the pro-
prietor several weeks ago.
The excursion for the benefit of Mr.. John CS
BureSr viii positively take place on the evening
of Il 20 prOximO as adveI tised in this paper.
Tie Washington literary association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
te1m:-L. Heller, president; M. Baar, vice preSi-
dent; j. StraSburger recording secretary; NJ
Baer. financial secretary; A. Behrend. treas
uIer; j. EiSemann, librarian, j. Nordunger
corresponding secretary.
The annual commencement of ST. Marys
ehool, Sisters OF Notre Dame, took place last
Wednesday evening. The exercises consisted
OF music, recitatiOnS, &C. The valedictory was
delivered by Miss Annie Thompson, and was
very Well received.
A dead child so decompoSed that neither sex
nor color could be determined, was found In
James Creek canal. near street, to-day
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LETTERs FROM THE PEOPLE.
Attention. Police.

Editor star:-If there Is any way by which a
stop may be put to the Infamous conduct Of a
crowd Of boys mot one out of his teens), who
every afternoon and evening congregate in the
chusetts avenue and 10th street northwest, |
have thought that way might be reached
through the columns of your bright luminary.
The bad conduct and obscene language Of this
gang Is source OF great annoyance to the res
1cents and frequenters OF the locality named
while little girls and grown ladies are kept
from the reservation through fear OF gross in
suit. This occurs within stones throw of,
and in full sight of the Sixth Police station, and
a stop should be put to such proceedings.
SUFFERER
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
ERR 900 A BAKING
R,h "A POWDER
80 AAAA BAKING
OOO a ILL POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PUR

Consumers should bear in mind that the tncouo.
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
imported exclusively for this powder direct from
the wine district Of France: An old experienced
few pennies mOrefor the Royal" finds that it goes
90 much farther and works so much better, that it's
economy TO use it
The manufacturers Of this Powder with a keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
always used the purest and most wholesome mate.
rails.
ders combined, and. being prepared always alike,
Beer i1s to make good light sweet and nutritious
der has taken the place Of Soda, Saleratns and
Yeastamore heathfql because it preserves all the
nutritious elements OF the -four. With its wonderful
convenience, and the fact that it viii keep in any
climate never cakes nor spos, makes it the finest
Grocers. - -
Do not buy Baking Powder loose a. II ia almost
sure TO contain alum Alum produces gripping con-
stipaaioD, indigestion, headache and Dyspepsia at.
ects the blood causes pimples on the face etc 26
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TIE SCHUETZENFEST.
A Fine Procession.

OPENING SPORTS AT THE PARK.
The fourteenth grand annual festival of the
washington Schuetzen verein commenced at
the park on the 7th street road to-day: The
weather could not have been finer, and there
was, as usual, an imposing street display. At
the park, which has been prepared with much
light and also one on the arrival Of the n or
sion. Myers hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9Th streets, where the Schuetzen
store OF MI. c. Rupert, the Sc6uet t king of
last year, and the residences of President Wolf,
on 6th street; Vice President Holmes, on 7th
street, and other officers and members on the
route OF the procession.
THE PROCESSION.
Prior to the formation of the line the presi-
Veren Escorted the king to the pace Of assem
bling, and the line was formed In the following
order:
George c. Walker, chief marshall; w. Klein,
adjutant. Wagon containing section OF the
Marine band. standard Bearers Louis Behrens.
American, German and Scheutzen banners.
Wolf. King Rupert. vice President Helmus
S fssgssa Ha spEE Se san ca no
containing invited guests Car on which wece
a number of girls In white, wearing the Ger
man colors, and Miss Ida Sheppach as the Cod
desS of Liberty, and Sophie Filling as Germania.
Second Division.-Assistant Marshal Joseph
Cato. ard aides; wagon with section of Marine
band; carriages containing MEMBERS cars con-
tanning SchuetZen cadets and markers. The
procession was quite long one. The members
of the verein were In uniform of grey coat, with
green trimming, black SLOUGH hat, with Insignia
Of verein, and black feather, most Of them
cam ying rifles, with boQuets, and along the line
many In the procession were the recipients of
floral gifts en- route.
The route was as follows: Along PENNSYLVANIA
to the Capitol; cOuntermarched TO 9th street, to
f, to 14th, to K, to 18th, to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., passed in review OF the President in front
OF the White House, and returned by way of
Pennsylvania avenue to Ith street, and thence
through street, 5th street, NJ street, and TIN
street to the park.
AT THE PARK.
On arriving, there was a short rest and a
lunch was served, President Wolf welcoming all
to the 18th annual 'feste" The bowling and
shooting was at once commenced, and at three
o'clock there was large assemblage on the
pavilion floor, where the fine orchestra OF II In
strumentS, led by John B. Dausch, furnished
music for those fond Of the dance.
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RELIEF TO TAX PAYERS!
ne OIL that has passed Cor gress relieves tina fol
ioWlns class OF Taxpayers. viz: general taxes M
prior TO the LIST Of July, 1879 '"A0'' o"o
AN Improvement Taxes not paid by getting the
SsSa revised al Improvement Taxes that
we offer our services to the Taxpayers of the Dis
ulct 10 get them whstever relief the law provides
DhAWBACkS PURCHASED AND BILLS PAID
AT BEST MARKET RATES 49,
VIM HI CIAAGETT,
..oc a. DORSEY CLAGETt
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- aork av ,(en.rsnce on ayenue.) The most --fan
t ,H noa4 once n the city; Money loaned
silver Watches, Plate and Plated Ware, Dianouss
suns, Pistols. Ladies and 9ontlcnen's ClothtIl1,
S-lpeas' anu al articles CT value. tcu1-!y
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All STRAUS',
IOl1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
So SIS SO SO SO 8s
For Splendid Suit
Worth 80
SO $S So SO 88 SS
For Fine AI.Wooll Suit 90
Worth $l2
$40 y p Sf2 s st9,e. Of s1 Init, Go
For speci.l Made Suit @i1
Worth $l8
For Fine worsted Suit SA'
Worth S25.
gu $40 900 400
For Fine Black Broadcloth Suit
Worth $50.
Boys Suits at Proportionate Prices
NOWHERE
IN THE CITY
CAN CLOTHING BE HAD BETTER AND
CHEAPER
THAN AT
THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE.
Store closed p m. except Saturday. je2Otr
MY CUSTOMERS EMBRACE NOT ONLY THE
~ beat ana most Intelligent people Of this -
city and Vicinity but the nation. EAS
Washington.
- 9l3 Pennsylvania aVenua
my28 Dempsey's Stationery Store
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Inrougb and ronnd trip tickets can be purchase,
81 uche offices OF pennsylvania RR at Philadelnhis
pldsburg and Ia Washipgton DC at office Of q T.
" NJ at esch OF which Offices full information can
&c Ootoihcu- I'M
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LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! Beautiful French
lawn, American lawns and linen lawns The
largest assortment OF beautiful lawns in Wash
1ngtOn. Carriers, Market Space. Q
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII.ROan
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACE.
National Route and Short line 10 the
North. Northwest. West

10 take ene TE ssTVnSeiX MfH "a 1s3s MADAM
Express EIieoti City ON sundsys to na SSe
Ess Sss sna e. R Ssns
Breakfast at Relay Station.
mont strasbars. Winchestsr Hsse era Frs Se
r's so enc way s,s Kelas2 ana
$40 am.-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strasbura.
WINCHESTER. Hsgerstoyn and way stations
BsitnSrs Express. Parlor car to New York and
s:Ss q mist Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
Rit1sbuIgh Express. Frederick. Hsxerstown and
6 PS.o sn0pt s 81 TrSasn ca
=! 10 T%@soh sunday Ann.po
buss % Sos, Sssss s: ssSSs s.sn
y ;aop m.-Baltmore. Annapolis. Elhoott City
,i:sO 3: m;.Eew York, Philadelphia. and Boston
a;sS 2. m.-f0n Sunday only. Baltimore and Way.
E.press: Frederick. via Relay. stops a Annapolis
4:ss r; m.tPoiut Of Rocks, Frederick, Hsssrs
q Rocss and Way so only On SUNDAY to
4:40 p. N -tBaltimore, Annapolis and Way St.
,59oR mm.tPHILADELPHIA. -HoBFoLK AND
a.x N0s}6IF p ExpRnss NoEfCh except Sun
boat Ct Canton, Stops Il Bisdensburs and Laurel
%thsHIis Sc T sfF sss'SRa so
Sis p:m:SfSHIcAao COLUMBUS ANpPTrrs.
t IGkstA kxPk1SS Sleeping car to 0hioago.
l0:l6 p m.-fNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTI40kk EXPRESS. Stops e Bladens-
burg and LameL Sleeping or 70 New York. and
90 p: MIST Louis and Cincinnati ExpreR
Pullman Cara
Italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop ct Relay Station
For further information apply ax the Baltimore
ana Ohio Ticket Omcee, Washington Station, md
VII be taken for Baggase to Be checked and re0sivod
1t any point In the city. W. y. CLExENT6.
L Il COLE, Gererrl Ticket AGENT
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CITY ITEMS.
Oh. NV Head Aches,

Then take dose OF Quirk's irish Tea. The
great bilious remedy. Price 25 Cts a package.
ELEGANT CARD PHOTOGRAPHS only 81 per doz
BLAcKLIDGE, photographer I'll Market Space.
LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! - Beautiful French
lawn, American lawns and linen lawns. The
i iargest assortment OF beautiful lawns in Wash
1ngton. Carriers, Market Space. 2
NEoks AND ARMS OF SNOWY wH1rEsEss, forms
Iair as tne MY, are the pleasing endowments
conferred by Glenn's Sulphur Soap. A healJhful
substitute for the poisonous cosmetics formerly
Hilps Hair and Whishsr Due, black or brown. 5oc
NEW YORK CITY, october 18th, 1877.
>, l nave used the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Aass IN my practice and have found it efficient
In Chronic DtarrhGa and Nervous Diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood
have also found it highly satisfactory In Chronic
GaStI1c Catarrh Frequently termed Dyspepsia),
An9mia Chlorosts and Chronic Eczema, and can
recommend 1t as possessing great therapeutic
value In the aoove-named Complaints:
Summer Season opens June 1st.
Sold by j. W. DREW, cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.
lam Bilious,
Qutrk's IRISH Tea will make man OF you. Sold
by druggists at rs cents package.
THREK.QUARTER inch three-ply hose, 1oc. foot,
at Hamilton, s11 D st. NV. 27.eo3
GAS FIXTURES. slate mantels, ranges and la
robes, at Hamilton, s11 d st. NV. 27-eo3
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Weltes' Health Renetcer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n. Y,
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,9l-eo1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Vine
solo's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t correets acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrhoea, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem
edy; % cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GKNTLEMKN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ffscher's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng Establishment, No. 900 G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equaned by those not pos
sess1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 q window, and no acid used in
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
tnelr natural softneSs; by cleaning number, a
reduction In price. t1-Cau for and deliver
them.
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1879 s$s sssA4f 1873

1879 rEss ssH9hAHEE 1879
10 TEE Eoarz: W. vi. AID sourHw.s1.
Dosbls Trask. 0tesl Bails.
TRAINS Leave 4 NV TI SEG5 q ds1s from p,
p.s1p md q 81 vs.: saa e S s. sSS Il.
IS 80 s. 80 e.
For Ssn.sssasas SsS 49,: $3.50 sua.les 4!ss...
:s: IS! Ss: ss1$; 81. s;!s
For Sss Yosi and q. s..t 30 pm daily. except
sscSsd In,ssa S1srs1 4 PoIinss ei es Sso
For s1oosD. fs.x : saSsSs s12aa S:
!ssTssZ, 6iG VII - q Ssootlys ~:
seaes ssss. ssa 2 aSsSS so :Y Sss
For fS,!sds5ph,s: s:ss Am. and ! 80 pm. daily.
L5H,tsd EsPFssS. 50 A. d.iiy. s.csPt ssnd:s.
'0r Bsa3sis "a H. :ao:S. t sand :SG q
Sor pSpss 1 osse sr Line 70 m and sop n.
For AnnsPolis. s 20 Z n and 10 ,. N. dafy. a.
ALEXANDRA AND ERKDKRICKsBuR0 RAIL-
VA, MAJ 3 AMH pALHHAANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria G. rs 9. 10. II An 4 IL. q n
land II 30 pm. On Sunday q Z N. md
For Rsa anS R s1d tn. sousn. $50 am daily. ana
$40 p N. daily. except Sunday.
80, II An: l. ., 20.e. g and u pm. On
Sunday q and 10 am, and pm
commodAtiens can be procured at the ofces. north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyiyanta
sylysnis avenue, and at the depot where ordsr can
be left for checking Of baggaGS 70 destination fEoW
hotels and ree;dence9
p FARMKR. General Passenger Agent
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no! FOB THE FOURTH OF JULY
EXCURSION FOR GLYMoNT.
STEAMER JANE MOBELEY -
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of 9th st., eHA9C
at 80 q. M,
STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON
VIII leave at p. m.

To accommodate passengers the Jane Moseley on
her trip to Norfolk, leaving at 80 p. m will land
passengers at Glymont returning on Steamer John
w: Thompson, leaving Giymont at Q p. M
Music for dancing engaged.
Fare 90 cents, including dancing at the Pavilion
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THREE.QUARTER inch three ply hose, 1Oc. foot
at Hamilton, S11 d st. NV. 27.eo3
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Then take dose Of Quirk's irish Tea. The
great bilious remedy. Price 25 Cts package,
ELEGANT CARD PHOTOGRAPHS only 81 per doZ
BLACKLIDGE, photographer, I'll Market Space,
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SUNDAY ExCUhsIoNs.
On and after Sunday June the 9Th, the Steamer
IaOMPSON" will leave 9th street rf-I
o Maarf = EVERY " &. SUNDAY. at ~
me Poton &C returning at O'Clock. Fare, twenty
nve cehte. 1e5lia
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SUMMER RESORTS.
RAILROADS
New XOsK

NE" xOsk
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAaoa. QUEBEC, AND THE
SkGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY.
LIGHT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1879.
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLoR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD
Leave New York on Day Express NJ sosau
ana Arrive at Littleton... st 7 10 n M
ana Arrive Ut bethlehem. ........, NJ 7Mnr
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. Al 7Mnm
And Arrive at Fabyans ........atslo n =,
AID Arrive at Profile House. AZ q 10 n M
And Arrive at Crawford House Al A an n NJ
And Arrive at Quebec. ..............ats 40 Am.
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NECKs AND ARMS OF SNOWY WHITENEss, forms
falr as the lily, are the pleasing endowments
conferred Dy Gtenn's Sulphur Soap. A healUhful
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NEW YORK Cry. October 10Th Il

Am Bilious,
Quirk's Irish Tea will make man of YOU. Solo
by druggists at Is cents package.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
The Favorite Steamer
1, MMAh1 WASHINGTON, (Capt j. j. NEwRLL)
VIII AXE Two DAILY EXCURsIONsto -m~
MARSHALL HALL AND MOUNT .EuezS lAA1uN
VERNON SPRINGS 3lEzA1D
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
HESsayin y her Wharf At so n ana $50 p. m
returning promptly at p m.
Urand Concert and Orchestra each trim
Round Trip. 2b cents Children and Nurses Free
steaHer Can be chartered at reasonable rates. TO-
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SALE OF FINE FUREITCRE.-Thomas Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock al
residence northeast corner OF Sth and streets
superior collection OF household effects. to
Wnlcn the attention OF the public Is invited.
See adyt
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ATLANTIC OCEAN, Chesapeake Bay and Poto.
mac River by daylight, July goth.
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EXTENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS have been made
~ the military at Fortress Monroe for a grand
display OF fireworks on The night Of the 4th OF
uiy- Tine steamer George Leary, carrying the
eject excursion of r. X. Helphenstine TO the
eapeS, Will lay on the fort TO witness this sight
Donche's brass and string band Will furnish the
husic. THOSE who wish 70 spend the 18th pleas
antly can secure tickets at the Ebbitt House
drug store. See adyt.
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III. +. GILBERT q CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
l6 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. ADJOINING ny. STOCK
EXCHANGE. y
Buy sell and carry, through tho New York Stock
Exchange, all the active stocks long ~ Desired on
y per cent margin. Firstclass stock privileges me-
gotiated at from to AZ per cent. distance. Explain
etory circular and stock report mailed free on
q. pucat;on. mar26eoem, 4thp
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" ALKALINE LITaA MATERsg
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA.
Also Chalybeate Waters rich in iron, and a fne
White Sulphur In the Neighborhood

/ "
| HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. Va
white Sulphur in the Neishborhood.
Open from June list to December annually. On
equalled by any mineral waters in America &Hko
BLADDER e Troubles u .u uterine S ailments sout
diseases Of the skin and catsrrh affections II Is an
proved Of great value. in many other diseases but
confidently relied , on ~ the . a aS
Waters lie baths hot cold and snOTs5are IN;
fs hs 5sss in sss S1r saIs1 m S
The air Of this elevated region is pure and delicious
II e here that hay fever patients part with their
81 me Potomac than any Of Virginia springs Of
note by an average OF q hundred and ffty miles,
ifs e
pamphiets. Direct or call on w. &. THOMPSON,
18th street. VIZ 81 fHr Ps%paists or
w. A LEWIS, Cashier:
MANSION HOUSE.
M foMshfhbabaI1E B SGhssh1 Viha HSEsh."
Offers special Inducements to summer Boarders
C
IN best style Livery attached: The coun-
mineral spring within . mile Is an sdditioSsj
att sss% ger 56a 9Ss NAPgs e
REoUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE, GILES COUNTY
tId n VIRGINIA Elevation 1000 feet above 80
IN THIS is the place ;S 70 60 4 4 yoa wsh to G1
sleep com s9 under blankets all summer.
'e4.1 ''' ' O EDGAR HAupr,
'RRIaaT HVgsE," REH0B0Ta BEACH
Send sSs ss:saisr xddrsss BUdssfoN 3 ~
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IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF lawns, bunttuos.
linens, cretonneS, paraSolS, &c. Toyson's
Pennsylvania avenue, south side near 7th.
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THE DE r a TIM E n TAL HALF
L DOZ EN-
WILL GIVE THEIR
SECOND GRAND EXCUR6ION
TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
ON THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Leaving 9th etreet wharf at 80 am sharp, return
Ing by moonlight, giving five hours rglK-A
ct the former and three hours Ct the
fishing, &C This gives fine view Of the river by
daylight Brass and String Band. Dancing.
Tickets g. Children under six free, and over ten so
cents; at Turkish Bath, 500 st. NV; Brad. Ad-
ANS and Ballantyne's Bookstores; Metzerotts
Music store; Capt L; Green. Pension Office Arthur
Crossley, Room l22 Patent Office; Fred. G. Calvert,
Adjutant Generals Office, and Schsfhirt's Drug
store, corner North Capitol and sts NV. Bathing
SUITS Ior rent on the grounds.
~. The COMMITTEES reserve the right to reject
oaiepntnp!e parties for which purpose detail of
ance on arrival OF the boat. StaerOoms for sale at
naa e. ADAMS and Turkish Bath 500 street north.
Mee. je23-tjy4
SELECT EXCURSION to Fortress Monroe Nor
- t JOE Portsnouth and the Ospes. -.
On tnat magnificent steamer George E1A33~-lA
Heary, under the management of e. II
n A. meaRfnenstne. proprietor Of the Ebbitt House
H9 1g store Boat leaves her wharf, foot Of It'll at
Soiy 81 next at O'Clock Pm, returning about same
to sno9 Inc T hssnI
day on the bosom Of the dssp Meals f%rna mol
py the BOAT at the usual rates. Staterooms and
tickets Tor sale only at the Ebbitt House DRUG S,re
on the evening Of satib tickets will be sold ~
tne wharf, Price of ticket round trip, 81 60
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DROWNED IN Rock CREBK.-On Saturday Tie
tnlversalist congregation had picnic at ROCK
creek, during which Edward HOugh, boy Is
years old, (son OF Mr.. ChaS. b. Hough, OF the
Government Printing Office.) went 10 bathing,
and. getting beyond his depth, was drowned.
DR.. an Arnum, on the recovery or the body,
made every possible effort 20 resuscitate IL. but
failed. The body was removed to the residence
or Mr. Hough, 1423 9th street, and the funeral
took place this afternoon.
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THE DAsHAwAYs met last night In franklin
Hal, Hon. ID. p. Holloway In the chair and Mr..
III. Patterson secretary. Mr.. L. b. Dickinson
PRESIDENT, George Savage, James c. Lee and
/ lexander EagleSJon followed. Mr. c. Palmon
ave a recitation, and the choir, led by Mr. j. 8
fleming, rendered excellent music, Professor
W. I. Ninmo officiating ar the pianH mum.
Der OF people signed the pledge
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All kinds fresh SPRING VEGETABLES,
BERMUDA POTATOES,
VEAL, MUTTON, BEEF. ap21 IN
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GAS FIXTURES, slate mantels, ranges and la
tr ObeS, at Hamilton, S11 st. NV 27.eo3
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THE WENTWORTH

ITe 1 LNS S1a ,,9, sta.1 5d Msw M1d
modates 400 guests. 50 per day, Is to 8l7. SO per
week. Special rates to families.
my3l-1m CRAS. A. GLEASON. Manager.
DEDUOED BATES TO PARTIES REMAINING
II ONE WEEK OR LONGER The A a
LARGEST SEAsHoRE HoTKL IN AMERICA ~ II
STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. j.,
OHARLEb DUFFY, (of Continental Hotel, Philadel.
celebrated Orchestra, Simon Hassler, leader
NoTE-We take great pleasure in informing our
patrons that q new Passenger Elevator and Elec-
tric Bells, in every room. have been added to the
hotel. my3l-2m
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wine
toio's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t correets acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhOea, wh enever arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem
edY: % cents bottle