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GEORGETOWN.

l HE IEIRD ANNUAL III EXITING OF THE TwELFTH
BClLpING ASSOCIATION was held last night at
Goddards Hall. The election OF officers resulted
as lolloWs: VIM. Clabaugh, president; A. Miller,
vice president; Il. E. Frey, treasurer: +. King,
secretary; T. bowling, A. Frey, J. Goddard. w
A. Hutchins, VIM. King D. Mclaughlin and
John Leitch, directors. The monthly receipts,
Ssa1. were absorbed by last months retirements
u STOCK. The report OF the secretary, John F.
King, Was as follows: receipts first year-DueS,
>l2 5s2s 81 I'd year, S14 S33.14 Sd year. Sill 23'3
total. s4l ,66o29. AdVances-1St year. SAG %:
I'd year, S1.G45.12 I'd year. 81, 99493; total s..
os6.34. F1neS-lst year, $3.50; I'd year, 500 q :
Sd year. Si35.4I; total, S21033. Insurance-1st
year. s23.l5; % year, $40; Sd year, $23 TO- total.
$t225 Total receipts for three years $40 01a q.
Payments-AdyaIces 1st year, Sl2,S26l9; %
year. Slfs262: Sd year So, S2S41; total, So $50
3D. Withdrawals lst year, S34.s7: I'd year.
St5S.65; Sd year, $9,2.2.95: total, So 9G641. Ex-
penses lSt gear, SGcS.30; I'd year. $54lZ5; sd
year. s52S.2l; total, Sl,6I1.l6. INSURANCE. lst
year S22 10; I'd year, 81. 80: Sd year $40 So total
$3.50. Total payments, s49. 1866. Deltnuuents
1921. The association began with 1892 Shares.
OF which ga shares nave been cancelled leay-
ing SIS shares yet TO be cancelled.
COAL TRADE.-FOurtee boats, with l 500 tons
OF coal, left Cumberland, Wednesday for
Georgetown, as follows: Consolidation company.
cog. 2 tons. Maryland DO, 426. IA TONS New Cen
tral do. 2t3.02 tons; Borden do, 1880; Georges
Creek DO, 1i1.e3 tons.
GRAIN.-Arriyod by boat E. j. Whiting, 4, 900
bushels wheat
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
to day 4,CGG bushels Wheat, with sales OF 2. 550
bushels at Jos to 10.
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THE COURTS.


To-day, Alice Jones, profanity: IS or DAYS.
George Turner, hiring pistol in the street: IS
or days William Norris, loud and boisterous.
$40 or 20 days. Henry Brown do; S. or DAYS
John Dwyer. profanity: S. or days. Stephen
Holly and Hannah Werner, yagrancy: bonds or
30 days each ia the workhouse. John Douglass
disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown: IS or
Gays. Benjamin Wart1eld, carrying a pistol:
800 or so days. Harry Harmon, vagrancy; bonds
indecent exposure; S. or Is days. Samuel Brls.
coe. larceny OF pair OF shoes from G. w. Den,
ton; pleaded guilty and was fined S. or so DAYS
Theodore Rautn. cripple, was charged with
larceny OF two birds and two bird cages worth
sl5, from Anna E. Smith, no testified that the
bTdS were taken from her room in her absence
and On her return they were gone and were
missed on restoration OF the property. 1t was
shown that defendant owed complainant bin
"ncn ne could not get and took the birds to
reifnD himself. William Cahill threats to
GustaVus CoZZins; personal bonds. John Put
laLn a1ray; forfeited collateral. John F.
DouGhefty, ass ault on Thomas Adams. $40 and
costs. John Heise, threats to a colore1 boy:
sault on John Sewers, boy OF years; ST or S
Gays. David Henson, vagrancy; bonds or work.
mousse Edward Turner, assault on Edward
Jordan; 81. Hattie Peck, assault: IS Thomas
Foster, ARRAY: 81. Michael Mooney assault On
Charles 81. Summers; 81.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Eagaer
Io-oay, Boyce agt. Boyce; leave TO take fur.
t1er testimony. Bfrney agt. Leonard: leave
gwen 10 accept bid and order OF ratification.
shoW cause: Poulton ct al. agt. Trustees Nit.
zion A. NJ f. Church OF Georgetown; restraining
order granted on giving bond. Scott agt. Scott:
order lor aiimony.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.


The WEEKLY STAR for this week contains
fifty five solid columns Of reading matter. IL
viii he - ut, postpaid. fer three months tor fifty
cents. Single copies, in wrappers, i've cents
A suit was filed Yesterday by Edward Ste7ens
against Letit1a Z. Cake for $3.50 due ny her for
the occupancy Of the Metropolitan hotel which
was closed last Monday. OF this amount SIS is
for arrears and for the months OF August, Sep
ten Der and october. under contract.
Company 4, Washington Light Infantry, last
night voted To 60 TO Atlanta Gse-. and t9ke plrt
in the military demonstration there oct. 81, on
The occasion OF the laying OF the corner stone
CT memorial armOry TO be erected ny the
Gate City Guard as a monument c0mmemora-
1--WE OF the reunion OF the states and the return
OF peace.
All saints Chapel. at Benning's, VIII be
opened tOrs service next Sunday afternoon. The
chapel has been erected at a cost OF about
81, 200. upon tract or land given by Mrs. s. B.
Sheriff, Just near the station. Bishop PiGkney
is expected 20 preach. The altar. chancel WIN
dow. chancel CHAIRS pews Failing and COM
GluniOn SIT are gifts OF liberal Episcopallans.
one widow is IN memory OF the late Mrs. A. F.
ShTiveT.
The Democratic Readiusters' club OF Alaxan-
dria. are making arrangements 10 attend the
Hancock and English demonstration here On
Thursday evening next.
A letter from Rev. Il. a Mcguire, s. j., to a
friend in Washington. says he expects to DC 10
this city sometime IN November next to give
mission in st. Al0ysius church. after which he
may visit the Pacific slope.
This morning. in the Police Court Hattie
ieck, eolored woman, was arraigned for an
etdlt VI d TOY. II was stated IDttt stolen
pocket book had been handed to her by 2 boy
and The boy who lost it, insisting on searching
her. was assaulted. She VAS fined 5.
To-day a suit Was entered Dy W. II. Butt, by
MsSSTS. Smith and Fall. against the MetrOooli-
tan Il. X. Co. for - O01. because or injuries
alleged 10 have been sustained Dy pi2inti1 hg
being elected from car on + street on May
2Oth last.
J. Shillington and Jas. BeIlew send Srj5ne1's
N o7t'hl3 iCT September. containing an Illus
trated article descriptive OF Georgetown col
lege; also from ShiIngt0n We have the Y0lItg
LADIES JOsGT,dl for September
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A Missing Soy Restored TO bis


An account vas given the THg STAR week
or two since OF tTO boys, James II. Harveil and
Chas. Hayes, The former from Richmond, and
the latter ron this city who had run away
nom So. Vincent School. IN Baltimore On the
4th july last, since which time nothing had
been heard or Young HarVei until the 18th in
slant. when IL Was learned that he hal been
staging at Mrs. Dr. HIS near Accotink Va
Nh. T. W. SWeeny. uphoIStereT, No. AZ 9Jn
street called al TIE STAR Office yesterday 10
say that he had sent The STAR containing the
paragraph alluded TO. TO Mrs. VI. Il. IIarveI Of
RICHMOND, the mother OF the boy, with whom
he was acquainted; that She had at once COM
InuBiCaJed with Mrs. Df. r. E Hill, who had
forwarded her missing son 10 her. Mrs. Har-
veil vas much Overjoyei in thus being able TO
recover her boy. and at once address d Mr..
SWeeny letter detailing the facts and enClOS-
Ing the note she had received from Mrs. Dr..
HllI, or acc0tlnk, Il most eStimaOle and Christ
Ian lady. for peruSal by Mr.. SEeeny. In Mrs
HarvelIs letter to Nr. 5 she states that her
little boy James had arrived safely az hone on
Inc 18TH Instant, ana Is nov very sick; that
when he arrived at Mrs HIS he was very
S6abtiIy dressed and looked like tramp, but
met with the kIndeSt treatment there. Mrs.
Hill, In her note, states that the lad came to
her house on the 18th Of July; that his inten-
ton when he ie1t Baltimore was TO 90 to his
mother. but stopping at Accotink and finding
OF each other he has been conJented to remain
there for few days. She found that he was
from Richmond but was unable TO give the pre-
else address OF his mother, which accounts for
her not communicating with her.
Lieut.. Ecklof received a letter this MOI mig
from the IEOthe: OF the boy az Richmond, dated
the 18th Inst, stating that the boy remained IN
Washington III I'll the SJh Of July and slept Ii
the Federal building during his stay here. Her
son says Willie Hayes did not invite him 10 his
LCMe, but told hll he was going to Olio IN
order 10 keep him away. He walked from
ashingto 70 the 20-mile post, where he met
with Mrs. HIS son. who took him home. He
had nothing out berries 10 eat for three days
aid Sept Oh the ground until he reached MIS-
Hills home. He says he was whipped 50 OfJea
with q coWhtie at tae school Jaat he became
dissatisfied and determined TO - home. He
had six ChiIlS at Accotink and reached home
With ore and is nov very ILL.
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Picnic, Excursions, &c,

: family excursion to Glymolt VIII U6 given
LeXt Monday under the auspices OF the Society
CT -. Vincent De Paul Tor the benefit or the
poor. The CC-C0ran viii leave at 9:31 an ami
tie ArTOWSmlJh AZ ) pm.
TIE ArroHsL1ith VII leave tomorrow AZ > a.
m. Ter PiLey Point. returning at II pm. This
excursion VII be under the auspices OF the
Washington and Baltimore Excursion COMPANY
ana is especially arranged for ladies and chill
dCtn. Music and dancing.
Grand Amy excursion viii be given to
IaCIT0N Ii aid Of the relief fund OF Ituc1,n
Post. No. }. GAR The excursion Will be to
Norfolk, Fortress Monroe aud the ocean. Tie
MCSeley Il III leave the wharf AZ 9th street at .
Pm. AID return Monday next a. q am
81. DOlninic5 division OF the i. e. Friends
Society gives q delightful excursion 10 Piney
Point next Monday. see aflvt.
The Mary Washington Will leave tomorrow
morning al $50 foT Mount Neru3n springs.
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CITY ITEMS.

L0DILLES HEADACHE SPECIFIC will not dIsap-
Ioht you. Thy 1t. Costs SO cents.
FIFTY TABLE BoARDERs can be accommodated
al so per month, with the very best or every
thing the market affords, at Driver & Scofald's
1913 pennsylvania avenue.
FROM THOMAS S. EASToN NJ D., NEW Or
LEAHS--l have given CoIdtn's LieJig'S Liytjd
Extract az BteNdl}d Tonic InrigOrGtol' thorough
tlial In several chronic cases in females debility
and weakness, and find it more efficient and
much more acceptable to the stomach than any
other preparation have ever used.
Thickens Thin Hair, Gives 1T New Life.
London Hair ResIorer. Insures new growth,
London Hair Restorer. Restores the color.
London Hair ReStorer. Exquisite dressing,
LONDON HAIR ReStOTer. Not sticky or pllnmy
but clean and totally different from all Others
Price soc. bottles, 81. ASK your druggist for
1t.
SWayne's 0tnt ent Cures Itching Piles.
llchlng Piles Symptoms-A moisture, Ike
Itching Piles perspirat1on, intense Itching,
chiing P p particularly at night. 1t never
Also cures letter, pimples and all skin dis
eases
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
orders.
days; all urinary complaints; 81, st druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"RoUGH ON RATs'-Ask druggist for It. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches, be,1-b;ga l6c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
chuTned every morning. and delivered In & lbs
WARD prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottage
cDeese, outternilk and sweet milk sc. per Of.
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THE SALE CT The balance or stock OF fine silver
and plated ware. cutlery, gold aud silver
watches and chains rings and other tiae goods;
also. clocks, viii De continued tomorrow In0rl-
ing, az 10 o'clock a. the auction rooms OF Dun
carson Bros. THIS offers rare opportunity
and they hope 10 close out al the goods at this
sale.
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Some women were evidently born TO b,usl,
unseen, at least they are never seen to blush.
The only way TO hang murderer in Texas Is
to charge him with stealing f0urdoIla IL mule
"WelI, If ] ever saw the like" remarked Mr
Whisky skin as he mopped the persDiration
from bis brow. II don't see how all this water
comes RON that oozes through my pores.
haven't tasted the stur for 10 years"-Na3c
HdreR RI CUSTER.
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TIE CLEAyER CUTTING CASE-This morning
10 the Police Court, the case or John r. Dough
eTty. charged with an assault Oh Thos. ida rs.
colo-cd, ~ cutting him with a cleayer was
called. Adams testified that having cot a glass
CT liquor and paid fOT H. NJ. D0ugherty'5 son
disputed the payment, and he said TO Mr.
borgherty thar his SOL WAS lying. aud was Or
CeTed cur, AID the cieaver was thrown and
struck him on the under side OF the l.rJ fore
arm DT. Pate testified as 10 the wound. ThOs
Good'ick testified that Dough erty did not throw
tlt cie2VeT, but struck IL this boy. hol ding the
cieaEtr Ia his hand, being outside OF the Coun-
Ter ara DC"e,AerIE inside. For the defanca To-
Latius. the son or Mr.. Dougherty, testified that
lis father ordered Adams out tE1ce before he
used the cleaveT. DOUgheTty was lined 50 and
costs.
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lHE WEST PHILADELPHIA PASSENGERS Ran
WAY COMPANY has finally redeemed TIE oar
ircm lis books al evidence OF the criminal cS5Tn
Dination OF John S. Morton, Samuel p. KUN
and b. +. Stokes, with the exception of -certai,
stock outstanding in the name of John : No
ton which is still in litigation
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FREE NOVELTY PARADE,

Comprising Tie CONGRFss OF ALL NATIONS,
Eayine z representative from every land and cline,
SUI erbly costulGed ia pure native mode, insguiti
cent Court Dresses, Jewels, Col 4, Silver aud steel
FURNISHED Armors; beralds bearing banners high
alCtt with unique AID strange devices, Men at
Arlnf, lages, Laoies, Knights, Cavaliers, etc The
entire tribe Of indians. mounted on pure Indian
PoEies. y III ais participate in this all earths
der moving Il ectacular street Pageant The ia
parese Troupe viii form component part of this
great Holiday Festival, and may be seen ated in
I he cniy genuine Royal English Coach. The State
Carriage Of Napoleon III Cages, Dens, Animal
cared Elephants gold bound Geological Palace on
Mhee-s, containing fierce. untsMed Lioos and
10y their KEEPERS. dioramic aud wonderful display
of repret entatise types of the animal k.lgdoug.
ACTUALLY WORTH GOING l,UD0 NILES rs
SEE.
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FINANCIAL

INVESTMENT BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS
FORT MADISON AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY CO.,
Dated April I. 1880. and Due In 1905
Bonds of $500 and 81. 001 each.
Principal and Interest PAYABLE in Gold
In New York.
UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORK. TRUSTEE.
Length OF Road. 100 miles; whole issue Of Bonds,
SlUo, QUO, beng 81. 600 per mite.
Location OF Road-from City If Fort Madison
Iowa, on Mississippi River, TO City OF tuscaloosa,
Interest pay able April lst aud October LIST
tor sale at 80 and accrued interest. with bonus
paid stock Of the Company. - 49,
Applications for Bonds. or for further Informa-
uon. prospectus, &c. should be make to
JAMES N. DRAKE q CO., BANKERS.
Dre1eI Building. 30 Wall street. NY.
iS26-eodlm
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LAST chance for spring and summer goods at
A. stIaLS, ieiI Pa. ave 'N -
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FIRST GRAND ARMY EXCURSION

~ aid OF The relief fund OF
LINtCLN POST, No. =, IL. A. R. .sH-A
rom skkInnF nnY. sng 2Ist; 10 SskR84c
Inc !ahe Noseey will leave the wharf M f,h strat
az " Ia returning 60 the city ON Monday NEXT AZ
a, he tickets VIII lie received also on the Lady q,
tie Lake. which leaves on FRIDAY, Aag 2OtH a,
81. M "
Tickets for the round trip 81 so; Children from
70 10 years IS Cents. ard from 10 10 - years n
Meals IN the boat 80 cfnts.
- ickets ray be obtained from the me ml,a-s of thu
Committee on kujcrtainu ents--N. l.. seville pa
taitlEt of The Inc riOr, Nj. Hhi1pla See md Au
dfaF of:oe: W 4. Moore. General Land Office
fee sn.-lS a.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICgR,o
WASEfSgTOS, August %. 1850. I
For the Middle Atlantic states stationary or
lower barometer. stationary temperature s)uth
TO west Wind, partly Cloudy weather, and local
ralnS.
RANGE Or TIE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings Of the thernorn-
eter at the Signal Office during the day a m,
40: T:S5 am. I3'; Il an, So; pm, So.
Maximum. ): minimum. Ca
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A HUSBANDS GROUSps FOR SEEKING \ d.
yOKCE.-IO-day Patrick NCOu3n, o. his counsel
Nj. J. L. OMEN. fled d bill Tor divorce from
the bonds Cf IGatrmOny with Mary NoonaD.
Con pla1Dant states that he IS - years OF age.
la, resided here - years; that respondent IS 81
years OF age. and they were married az s.
A!CyStuS church IN 1858; that there arc four
children or this marriage living, and he has one
nNlng &c q former marriage: taat the second or
thHd year after his marriage with heT he o.
served That she was intoxicated aud has con-
Ilhue0 going from bad TO worse, aud during the
last si& years she has become IAN haDirual
confirmed and infuTiated drunkari" and he
charges tL3t she has abandoned her home aud
cAElTeE lof months at time; that her thirst
iOf StIOHs drink has become so Unsuitable that
SIZE VIII sell the clothing from her back 10 pro
cure II ana has sold her children'S clothing for
The same purpose; that owing TO her wa1ton
cruelty, cad treatment and worse exam NE he
lS compelled 10 keep his eldest daughter away
from home; that Tor the past eight or ten wears
LIE las been compelled 70 cook Tor and IN wash
ard dress his children. He says he mas borne
With Eer conduct IL or Is years in the hone
that she would reform, and when he remjn.
SjTated with her he has quite frequently baaB
met with the reply: III continue to drink as
long as live" and he says she SIS beyond re.
formation, a burden 20 herself and a dreadful
Incubus. That through her cruelty
ard dlaoCliSm the affections or her children
have already become eStranged and the mater
Dal attribute seems TO have floHn from her
hstare-eomplalIant having been compelled 70
pare MS children In the orphan aSylum5 twice
aha 10 break Up housekeeping three times dur
lLg H-aTfled lEe.'
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SUDDEN DEATH IRON HEART DISRaSE-About
II O'Clock this morning Mr. John 5. Levely, 60
years old, a clerk for Mi Muirhead coal and
wood dealer, corner OF I2th street and Virginia
avenue, and residing at the corner OF and
18th streets southwest, died very suddenly
while engages n his Office. His body was taken
10 his hCIle, and Coroner Patterson, after visit
ing he same. gave 4 certificate OF death from
EeGIt disease
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TIE SCARLET FEyRR.-Mr. O'Neal, who resides
On 81 street, near street northeast In WHOSE
family the scarlet fever has been raging, lost
ms 0hly son, James Albert, aged years, az an
carry hour This morning. This is the second
Gcdtn IN MS family In few weeks past and
MS Two remaining children as still low with the
friends. " iii''h'
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TIE CARRIAGE REMOVAL CONTRACT APPARATUS
bW J0r NJ@ncttOn.TO-day in the Equity
court, (Jut5e Hagner,] MessrS. w NJ Galt 4
Co.. j. {. krgood i Co.. and Others filed bill
Ior an injunction by Mr.. F. It. Browning agJ
Il. L. Jones & Co. and others. to restrain taa
disposition OF certain property, and to set aside
certain bills OF sale. The bill sets forth thai
mss, being the contractor for the rem0va! OF
carriage, sold out TO Z. Carter but before doing
so he had made bill OF sale Of the effects to s
NJ. Jones. his brother and it is alleged that at
this time II. &. Jones was fnsolyaas- and thar
this Dill was made to enable him to ietraud his
creditors, and 1t Is also alleged that recently
returned CarterS notes TO him. Judge HagneT
dlrecte0 temporary restraining order to iSSu3
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CLERK MISSING AND CHARGED WITH EN-
observation-disclosures L. Adds. clerk III the
store OF Mr. W. i. Noses went 10 bank on
Tuesday to get check caShed fer his employer
and has not been seen Or heard from since. The
police were notified and are On the lookout Tor
the missing man. who is charged with eflb9l.
HlemeEt or upwards CT $500 in money from Mr.
Moses, who has offered a reward OF s25 fer his
arrest. Adds had previously borne a good
Character, was OF steady habits, and was 4
tfrsted Clerk. His family are very respectable
people. aud they are much grieyed at the occur
renee, but think he viii return and account
satisfactorily for his absence.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. g.:
SECOND nOONLIGHT EXCLUSION,
md Down = r mi rofoM.S &s sss t% ~.
NFS7kY. Hrsust 9Th. 1880 .s<=Ezzz4s
sstesntr lsaves At s 30 T. m. retrrni1Tl2
al kets ,mittns srltlemsn and lady. 7sc sin
REMrNREp TIRE POoR.-G RAND
NJ M, MONDAY, ADJUST q. 1880, s.k$4US
or 81 ct ~ Sssllrss Of sns 50. r. :, y.
Peter Steamer ". ". 0orcoran eil' cave her
wharf at 30 a. N. The steamer 7. Y. A-rovsnith
all leave Potomac Ferry Co.'S whsrf at 9. M.
price. ausl93t
SELECT EXCURSION TO VI AtsHALL
SS snsft y +, LOS. 3D.. GLIB fe5 the
OF 81. Aloysius Parish. Proceeds L ia used for
fnrnis c'ottips 10 the POOR the ,rIn r.; winter
n N oESSDAa AHs "a. 1850. on the le steamer
The hcat leaves hsr wharf at 10 a M ardaaad7
p M 1ichcts 30 cents. auEls ST.
THE ARRoNySNlTu.
pINEY PnINT
$50 NfiFS-5N GEMS.
r,.,,.,, IkLiGHTfCL ENCURsioNS
UNDER Hf MANAGEMENT or TWF WASH
ING1oN AND BALTIMORE ENCuR-
SION COMPANY
tNpressly argansed for LADIES' and -N-s
{! ilGren. Select, en 10y able and in sN.&..xN
sAIuEpA1, NEGGsT2l, ArsAM,
under 10 wears free
Nut ara DaDcirg on IN" boat.
icfefs fer sale at National Hotel drry stp-e ll3l
VA. sB6GT, IM pI7KsrN. =
Stnrrins At Alexaniria on each trip. arissf
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nON'T FORGET.
SELEST EXCLUSION

Leave 9Th street wharf at a. m. return at II
T. N. Tickets 81: Children over ~T..
sears balf rice. Meas so cts. Sc -ss,l,.T snznf
cure state rooms at Burns Shoe
Store, lie? lcLEa. ave. Muse by Ral0ns's R-ass
and StriI Band. auyIt II ia 9l D.