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ALEXANDRIA.

AN IMPoSTER.-One Of the most impudent I'M
posters that ever visited this city was arrested
this morning at the instance Of Mr.. Benont
Wheat, by Officer John LaWler He went to
himself as the Legitimate son of Major Bob
Wheat, and stated that he was an ex-member
OF the Louisiana Tigers; that he was now In
destitute condition, and would be grateful for
any little assistance rendered him. 1.-the last
words" said the man, ''of Major Wheat Were
addressed to me In these words 4 leave You
with your talent, for / have nothing else to
bestow.'" He then cried. and innocently
wiped his eyes with the tail of his coat AfGer
he had left the house Mr.. Wheat Informed
Officer LaWler Of the circumstance who arrested
station house. where he gave his name as JOS.
NJ. Reagan. and stated that he was student
OF the college OF the Holy Cross, at Georgetown,
but declined to tell where he hailed from. He
is young man about nve feet six, with hight
hair and eyes, and a sorrowful countenance,
causing one to suspect him OF having onions In
his pockets. He talks Wen and when charged
by Mr.. Wheat, at the station house of being an
imp0ster, he simply replied, that's your opin-
l3n." He was locked up until this afternoon,
when he was brought before the mayor and
ordered TO leave the city. He took the road for
washington. remarkng as he left the station
house that things had come to fine pass when
man travelling under orders was compelled to
make the journey like tramp.
There 8 no such Institution as the college
OF The Holy Cross at Georgetown.-ED. SrARl
HORRIBLE DRATH.-The body OF MI. Frank
Hussey, formerly OF this city, son OF the late
Capt Hussey, wen and favorably remembered
here, was found In horribly mutilated condi-
ton Saturday night on the railro ID track near
Williamson, short distance the other side OF
on The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad train, and
1t is supposed that he fell between the cars
while In rapid motion, and that the entire train
aas
In blanket and inferred near Charlottesville
yesterday ping.-Ase1an1fia Gazette, 2lst.
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GEORGETOWN,

PARocHIAL STArEMENT.-Rev A. r. Stuart,
rector OF Christ Church parish, last Sunday lat
the ehd OF the 4th year OF his rectorate) pre-
Sented the parochtal statement for the year
ending June Is, 1880. The total offerings OF that
parish. inclusive Of rectors salary, S7.319.17, of
Which the sum of 81, 200 was appropriated to the
support OF Grace Church parish IN this town
and nearly $500 70 the relief OF the poor In the
parish ard town,
The COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Of the Law
Department OF Georgetown University takes
place Thursday morning next, at 1890 O'Clock.
at the hall OF the new building in this place.
The following are the graduates: Master OF
LaWs-EdW. j. Jennings, n. Y, and VIM. P.
Pierce. Ga. Bachelor OF Laws-Joseph F. Bee
gan, Ind; Frank A. Fouts, H.; James B. Fuller
ton, DC; VIM. s. Jackson, DC; VIM. C. Jirdin-
son, DC; Robert Johnston, Va; Chas. R. New
man, DC; j. D. O'Connoll NY; P.J OConnor.
Ga; j. d. Power, N. Y. Chas. Z. Rice. Mass
Louis p. Shoemaker, DC; VIM. F. Smith, Nd;
Philip C. Warman Nd; Douglas Wikle, Ga. An
addresS-entitled the Study Of the Law-wil b.
delivered by one of the graduates, MI. W. +.
Smith.
BUILDING AssoCIATION.-Att the goth regular
monthly meeting of the 18th Building AssOcia-
tion. held last night at Goddard's hall, 81, 500
was disposed of-being six shares-soid at the
maximum rate $3.50 per share,) and 81 shares
retired at the stock value rates.
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Picu,cs. Excuvx,ouS- a,c.

The ST. Matthew's Club will give family ex.
curslon TO Marshall Hall next Thursday on the
Mary Washington, leaving at $50 a. 10. and s
D. IN.
A picnic. commencing at O'Clock this after.
noon. VIII De given at Tfvon Park. There Will
oe dancing The last boat viii leave the park
al 1850 p. m.
The Swiss national festival VIII be celebrated
at Loefers garden tomorrow evening at 3
ocloek. i mere VIII oe prize shooting for ladies
and gentlemen. bowling, wrestlf1- stone
throwing and other national games,
one OF the best arranged and most attractive
excursions ever given viii De that OF THURSDAY
next on the Jane Moselsy TO Blackist3n Island
The Mary Washington VIII leave Tomorrow
at 9 a. No. for 0ccoqQan FAILS,
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The FRIENDS OF Col MEACHaY. who is ahout
10 80 west on the Ute mission, met last evening
TO take leave OF him. DR.. T. ~ Bland at whose
residence they assembled, spoke OF the devotion
OF Col Neacham TO the Indian cause aud Ms
Band read an original poem. writtea for the
CASTOR. upon The thrilling events of the ira
gedy OF the Lava Beds. where the colonel re-
ceiVed seven shots OUT OF tWenty-one Other
poems by Mrs. L. :. Burke and Mrs lydia TIL
ton were read A feeling response was made TO
these tributes by Col Meachan that touched
the hearts OF all present Mr.. j. L. McCreery.
Rev. DR.. Adams and Mr.. Ireland OF Oregon.
each contributed 10 the occasion, which closed
with sumptuous repast rendered by Mrs.
Bland.
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SUMNER ICEBKRGS.-The bark Won Berg, ar
rived yesterday from harseilleS, reports passlug
several icebergs on June S. on June 10 she
passed fifty kegs OF butter and several boxes OF
tacon. The steamer City OF London on June
is passed about twenty tcebergs, two OF which
were very large, or compact form, about a third
OF mile In length and 800 feet high. It was
believed the two large icebergs were aground.
The steamer also passed many large pieces OF
tce.-NY. World 2ist
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JnE ARMY WORM has made its appearance In
Camden county, New Jersey Some of the far
merS who harvested their hay earlier than
usual and stored it away In their barns have
been forced to empty them on account OF the
sickening smell of the worm as IL was found
that large quantity of dead worms were in the
hay. 1t Is reported that other crops have SUI
Tered serious injury by the worm
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To-day, Henry Washington, assault on Ellen
Price; 81, or three days. Christian carter lar
eeDy or two dresses and a silk handkerchief
nom Agnes Fletcher; IS, or ten DAYS. James
Noos, assault On Robert Terry: s.. or one DAY.
Thos. j. Martin, riot continued. Angeline Lee
and george Parker, vagrancy; bonds, or work
mouse. Aetura FernandeS and Chas. Smith
Iespass on parking; s.. or fifteen days each.
joseph carter, disorderly in the county; s., or
seven days. Richard Henderson, loud anl
ooister0uS; -, or Is days. John Long, charged
with failing 10 maintain q distance between
carts; forfeited collateral.
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Mrs6sa is PsrsOs.-L.ate, sur s., n.4y as.s.Ba97
Raeo DanIantt; ;,ck pi s5o6er - INC y Ja OF
Richmond, Nd. SUI - prisoner, named
Walter Fearney Rough, on the head with a billet
OF wood, fracturing his skull from the effects OF
which he died between , and 10 O'Clock last
night. The cause or the deed IS said to have
been that BantaniiS fell0T-priS0nerS were IN
the habit OF teasing him in various ways, and
that finally, becoming aggravated beyond self
control, he assaulted Fearneyhough. With the
result above stated. BantanU is said to have
gone 10 Richmond from this city.
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GENERAL Suffers FUNERAL.-Owing to the
limited Time neither OF the two Swiss societies
OF this city could attend the funeral of GEN.
suffer In body, as Ii would have been their
wish; only few or the members who could be
reached In time were therefore able to attend.
Besides the floral tributes mentioned In yeSter-
Gay STAR, Swiss friends of the deceased con-
trl0uted beautiful wreath and an anchor
which were laid on the fine Swiss flag OF the
General HitZ, who acted as one OF the pail
lie rers, is not at present president OF the above
society. said place being filled by Theo. ].
Mayer. esq, OF the firm VIM. NJ ALT & Co, OF
this city.
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II R0PP'S SALvE CURE,
IN THE
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

FOR
Swellipss. Sore Breasts. Cuts. Piles, Bone Felons,
Carbuncles, Mumps, Ringworms, Neuralgia, Burns,
Scalds, Bruises, Flesh Wounds. Rheumatism, Bon
and Muscle Ailments, Testers, alterations, Boils,
Lumbsgc, Contracted Cords, Strains and Sprains
Stiff Joints, Affections of the Throat and Lungs
snch as Hoarseness, Diphtheria, Group, Scr
Erysipeles, Sores, Fever Sores Old Sores; and it
the best Salve out for Corns and Bunions, Chappe
Hands, Posonings of all kinds, and many otis.
ailments subject to human nature and it is A No
ier Calls. Scratches and Swellings on Horses;
s,anatnTe Of H KRoPp n the lower ris n
hand corner of the label Ask for KROPP'S sALy
CURE, and take no other. For sale by all Dru
jel7-1ms No. 1000 i street N. ~
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nmence sATURDAY, JUNE Dc n-
d do oc cog Th ralls Mondays, Tues .ssta-e
FONT, Saturdays and Sundays. Leave Potom.c
Kerry Kerry wharf at a. m. sharp. Returns 6 D. M from
Occo4uan and z. IN. from Smiths Point Tick
ers. 70 cts. Sundays, so cts. On Wednesdays to
S,y mont ara Fridays to Marshall Hal leaving at
m: on steamer City Of Alexandria. Round trio, Is
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Gut.Of.DOOr Sports.
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL
The Nationals won another game from the
Baltimore nine yesterday. The play was In
Baltimore and the score to 3. The An,ssjcqu
today says: about one thousand persons
ton grounds between the Nationals and BalGi-
mores, and although the score was small GA
each side, the game was not played with that
vim which always heretofore has characterized
On both sides was light. Other games yes
terday resulted as follows: At Rochester, N.
Y.-Buffalos, 13; Hop Bitters, 0. At Albany
AlbanyS, 3; BOSt0nS, 2. At New Haven, Conn
Brocktons, Z; Yales, S.
THE AMERICAN R1FLEMEN AT DoLIYMoUNT
Dublin dispatch says that the American
rifle team had the range at Dollymount to them
selves yesterday. The weather was beautiful.
without coaching. Colonel Bodine watched
operations carefully, as his decision as to who
will compose the American team for the inter
national I. match depended upon the days prac-
ington rifles, except Farrow, who used a Bal
lard rifie jackson missed the first shot at the
900 yards range, and Brown also made Ratss.
Laird. who had new gun, missed twice et the
have not yet been placed on the range. The
practice was over 500, 900 and 600 yard ranges.
The following scores were made out OF a posi-
bic 225: Farrow, 287; Rathbone, 2l0; Clarke, 2i5;
Jackson, 2o2; Fisher, 1874; Scott POI; Rockwell
206; Brown, III; Laird, 49, The grand total
was 1,1SS. The grand total OF Friday, the 18th
instant, was Las. These are the only days Oh
which the Americans completed the full num-
Der Of rounds at each range, the comparison
showing an improvement yesterday OF forty.
ment, who fired in the Centennial team at
Creedmoor, and who is one Of the present Irish
team, arrived at Dollymount after the Ameri-
cans had finished their practice. He opened at
the long-range with @ new R.gby breechloader
fired twenty Shots and scored 81 out of posi-
BILE l0o Joynt, who shot to keep Fenton com
pany, scored 80.
RANLAN'S CONDITION.
DR.. Thorburn examined Hanlan at Toronto,
Canada, yesterday, aud found that he is not
permanently injured. His illness arose from
oyerwork, and the do ctOr prescribes absolute
rest from rowing for several months. He will
be able to so to England, however, to row
Trickett.
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1000 YARDS
OF
LADIES' DRESS LINEN,

Ladies' DRESS LINEN.
SCENTS PER YARD.
GALL EARLY TO SECURE THE ABOVE GOODS.
leo PIECEs LONsDALE BLEACHED COTTON,
4, cents.
Ito DOZEN LADIES' SILK DOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE. rs cents per pair.
FROM AUCTION.
10 PIECES OF SUMMER SILKS, Al cts. Or yard.
CASE 2!f YARDS WIDE SHEETING COTTON,
line quality, 25 cents per yard.
LINENS for Boys Clothes 124 cts. per yard
SPRING CLOTH for Boys Clothes Csc. per yard.
1CO DOZEN YARD LONG RED BORDERED.
all linen TOWELS, 12c. piece.
100 ROLLS FRESH STRAW MATING from Is
oO PIECES OF BESTALL WOOL ROLLED BUN
Ting, all wool, l9 cents per yard
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF SILK PARA.
SOILS AT COST.
c. NJ. TOwSON,
$50 Pa. ave-, South side,
Jelf Near It'll ST. nv.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows j. F.
q. D. Cooke, 1r., to C. P. Williams. property in
tie county; 81 600. Maria Robbins to Elizabeth
Jones, part s, So. So; $500. Trustees National
order OF Galileans to Annie Addison, part q, SO.
$50; $780, u: L. Elliot to II. c. Stewart, part 16,
So. 2ss; s.. Martha Turner to J. Il. Mead,
lot IA, SO. s44; s2,025 William Stickney ct al,
trustees. to j. Kraft, part I, SO. 255; 200.
part 4, SO. Al; $i,5s5.07. C. E. A. Caldwell to
Towson Caldwell, lots Is and IL, So. 40. J. E.
Eerrell ct al , Trustee, to g. X. Wilson, part Is,
SO. ST.; si,l00. NJ. j. Adler 70 j. J. Albright,
W. 10 Is, Sc. 3Gs; s, $50.
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RAND SWISS NATIONAL ,

ATItAL, given by The GROETLI VEREIN, ~
Oh on w sasi c. at LIGHTERS Washing -
1850, at 3 O'Clock m. Prize shooting for RI
cents ard Ladies. Prize bowling. wrestling, stone
throwing. lsmors, and ether national games Al
mission, each person, Csc. Tickets to be had at
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A MARRIED WoMAN'S EsTATE-In the Court
in General Term yesterday Judge Wylie dallv-
cred the opinion OF the court In JR case OF Har-
non. Boswell q Co. agt. Mrs. sarah Garland. Ia
this case special verdict was rendered below,
and the case was appealed that there might be
a ruling on the question or the liability OF the
wife. Judge Wylie decided that a married
woman who had house and purchased furn!-
ture for IT, her separate estate could be held Tor
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CARD.-Mr. G.. Baum kindly requests those
ladies who could not be waited on IN the rush
10 call again, today or tomorrow, as there are
sun some bargains in underwear left.-4tCt
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CELEBRATION OF ST. JOINS BAY

THURSDAY, JUNE "a, issO, - a. ans
AT WASHINGTON GARDEN. New "a
aefk ave, bet LIST and I'd SITS. NV. Concert -
ana dancing Music by Prof. Donch's Band ~
Ladies and Gentlemen Prize Shooting Prizel 1aA
bo%liIs. Distribution of gifts to the children
LACK Races and other games for children Grant
lllumination and fireworks. Tickets admitting
GENT. man and ladies, so cents 10 lie had only OF
the members or at the gate. Children free ielS 5r
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RENESEEE A. FISCHER'S dry cleaning pro-
cess gives satisfaction in renoyatiug garments
or all kinds. Terms moderate Olice, 956 G st.
n.X.-AnFf.
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SUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
> day. June 81. nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
M8tinees. More New and Attractive Novelties.
-Eirst appearance of Allan and Hart, Dooley and
Ienbrooke, Charles Waterfeld;, Last week Of
Campbell and Burke, Harry aud Emma Budworth,
Cent Bavre, etc. Jake Budd this week in A BIG
MISTAKE. The Great Female Minstres. jel4
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MALTESE. point d'argent, alencon bucking-
ham, bretonne and torchon laces In LARGE nmsf
titles, and very moderate prices at NJ. Williams
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THE BOYS CLOTHING House OF b. Robinson
Co, 9O9 Pa. ave-, is the place TO visit before
starting on your summer launt-Adw.
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The PIeuAST and charming actress Miss
Marian Moriaunt. OF the BROADWAY Theafer
New York, was taken suddenly wstn A severe
hoarseness-was unable 10 perform; a friend re-
commended cues LiHtDleRf IOtlide Ammonia:
the cure was rapid and complete.
Giles PiilS cure Suppression.
SOLD ny all druggists Send for pamphlet.
Ia. Gn.Es,
40 West Broassyay, N. Y.
Trial size IS cents. s,tth.3t
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REAL ESTATE SALES. MeSsrs. Duncanson
Bros, Aucts.. sold yesterday afternoon, for
Daule1gh W. Green and OceOia G. Green. trus-
tees, the following improved and unimproyed
real estate: In square SIS. lots l. 8. s A. 'front.'
north. and containing 9.S51 square feet, improved
oy large brick building. for $4,000 Lot /, un-
improved, corner 9th and b street, 3.SS5 square
Ieet. for 30 cents square foot. Lot g unim-
proved, on street, near 9Th. 4. 543 square feet
~ cents Lot 3. improved by tWO-story frame
pu1ld1ng, on b street north, ,5f3 square feet,
TOT SgO. Lot 4, improved by two-story brick
Dulldlng, corner and 5th streets, J, SIS square
feet. for s1.IZ5. Lot and 6. unimproved
situated on 5th street. near B street. containing
1851 4 square feet for "a and 25 cents square
loot; all purchased by Miss Alice G. Yturbide.
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CITY ITEMS.

.. topIidks HkApAcHE SPECIFIC cures headache
In to 20 minutes Try it.
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WALL PAPERS and window shades at Veer-
hons SO Ith sJ.-Adct.
GEN. SUTTER.-In the notices published in
this city OF the death and funeral OF Gen. Sui
ter, the m0deSty OF their authors led Them to
omit mentioning the ministrationS OF affection
which he received during his last days. the
knowledge OF which would comfort many an
absent sOfrowing heart 1t seems but right
that those who revered and loved Gen. Suffer,
should have the qualification OF knowing thar
he was tenderly watched over during his last
days and died with his hand claspiug that OF
a dear friend. IL would also have been crafty
ing to absent friends 70 have seen these manly
hands Jenderly arranging california flowers
about the face OF him who so loved and served
that state; and 10 know that there was not
flowers bound TO his caSket, and bearing with
them TO his family sweeter perfume than
t0TfrS ever eXhale-the fragrance arising from
the assurance that devoted hearts aud hands
had performed those offices OF love denied the
afitcted ones. God bless those who comfort the
stricken, and those who comforted one whose
pest days and wealth were pre-eminently de-
voted 10 relieving the needy; who had bit TO
Know tnat the object OF his charity WAS a
stranger III That distant land, TO open heart
ara iu-se With unequaled generosity.
THE RAYNOND-HILL CAsK.-In the case of
Jessie Raymond agt. Senator B. H. Hill Mrs
lockwood, the counsel for plaintiff, last even
Jig filed an appeal 10 the General Term from
the decision OF Judge Wyiie, In sustaining the
demurrer Of defendant. Mrs lockwood says
she Is determined TO have fair hearing 10 the
case Miss Jessie Raymond proposes TO go 20
CINCINNATI 10 meet the Senator while he Is at.
ieIolDg the convention and endeayor TO OBTAIN
y ssIIeusDt % her Claim.
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POLICE CoURT-J,tdoo SlpY.

Yesterday, VIM. Carr assault on John Buck
ner; - or 10 days. Henry NJ. Farr. threats to
Fanny Farr his wife; personal bonds to keep
the peace; Paul FilzsImmons, John Marshall,
truman Ross, Lucy Smith, Emma Williams and
house. Kate Adams, profanity; forfeited col
lateral. Edward Fitzsimmons, do; do. Louisa
Gibson, DO. do. John Holland. disorderly In
me county; do. VIM Nugent, throwing stones;
s5 or 10 days: Samuel Payne and Geo. Turner.
disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown; $ or Is
days each. John Waters. treSpass on parking;
s. or 10 days. James Clark, charged with sell
ing from an unlawful measure; forfeited col
lateral. James Simmons and VIM, DeAt,py
loud and boiSterous; SIS or Is days each. John
ONeai, assault on James Finley: IS or Is days.
Chrlst1ana Wells, assault On Emma Shaw: IS.
Emma Shaw, assault On Christiana Wells: S.
Thomas Meekim, assault on Emma Shaw; S,
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SAkTkks LrrTLE LIVER PIIIs suit the people.
because they are tired of bitter doses with the
pam ana gripping that usually follow.
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THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

Yesterday. In re Joseph Harper ct al, habeas
corpus; opinion by Judge Hag ner affirming de.
c1son below, ordering surrender of prisoners on
requlsltion. George Hookhaln duplication for
Bose agt. District; opinion by Judge Wylte
Affirming Judgment below. Harmon, Boswell
q co. agt. Garland opinion by Judge Wylle on
low affirmed. Diggs agt Ingersoll; Judgment
reve's with leave to amend. Baltimore United
OH CO. agt. Barber q Co.; affirmed and judg-
ment against surettes. Washington Gas-ligRt
fer dant ~
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- TON ISLAND JUNE. path, 1850.
and Bath NJ. Crab lines and bait - -
free. Adults, 75c. Children under
and tFss nsTfsa Oc af T. SoG as cS IS
cor 9Th and SITS. n. W., and of committees. On the
painted and furnished throughout Leave foot 81
9th street wharf THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH at 3 a
Street viii be in waiting to convey the e. eT
aeS United q to 81 6ars Of tine city, Tickets go
at soc Tea or coffee can be had without meals;
also lunch will be served in the morning at reason
able prices. The wharf has been substantially re-
paired and new bathing houses erected. Music by
nrst-class band. Tickets for sale 10y G. ii. Nourse
Cos; Mniie Store F. A: FIJI. ststioner, 18th St n
MA. NJ. Daniels cor. Pierce Place and l4th SITS
Moore DRUGGIST cor. 18th and Pa ave: Those
who accompanied the excursions we gave last sea-
s$yeFissS Il &RlfF{EE and "a G 4 ~
Onc. MOONLIGHT FXCUnsIONs.OO
MMo Mon ssssme WE'D SbTt OF ALFxASbRIA; ~
I FIIbASs 81 aP$lsE Vi, y. %2Rs Ssa -
steaner e caves Potomas s Ferrg Wharf 7lsnm
f Fdnns ,., II 3 20 pm Dancing down and back
THE TIyOLI PARK,
NOW OPEN 10 HE P Sfbs S9 Picnic, and
Excursions. The pleassrtest summer resort az
every half houI aod beantS Si Ss r sSa
to to- tie Park :,sd s At
clty pflccs, aite, sleDuIlx
horses. RICHARD ROBB,
jes-2m Proprietor.
HLYMONT PAVILION NOW OPEN FOB
W Picbics and Excursions. This popular resort
has been thoroughly renovated and improved. 7.
j. TkODDEN, Agent. No. 205 7th st. NV. or d.
W. WINS. Proprietor. 7th-st. wharf. te2-1ns
EXCURSIONS ON STEAMER MARY
IL WASHINGTON
TO OCCOQUAN FALLS
Every Wednesday and Friday dur rTA
ing the season. Leave her wharf at
. N. returning at pm Fare. e
round trip, Csc. Music and dancing.
FIFTY MILES RIDE FOR 10 CENTS
Every Monday and Saturday during the season.
Music ard Dancing.
TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON
SPRINGS
Every Sunday. Leave at $50 pm. /; returning at
730. Round trip 25c. The steamer can be char
tered on reasonable terms. Apply TO W. l.. SEARS,
cur only authorized agent. corner 18th and SITS,
or at the boat. my3l I'm
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CHILDREN's BRACELETS sets and rings, at
Prigg's.-Adrt.
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WALL PAPERS and window shades at Veer-
hon s. 80 9Th sJ.-Adct.
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Il Formerly Giesboro.l
GRAND PICNIC


MUSIC by Professor Geo 6odron's full band n =
pahcbg TO commence at y. M. Last boat -
leaves IRE PARK at II 30 y. m. Strict order
VIII be observed by all means
Boat. ~ mp OH IeTrS
je21-2t RICHARD Rppp p-o,-,o..
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