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s8s-SOme say that it Is no use for them
tOadvertise, that they have been i'm the
place in business all their lives, and
everybody knows them. Such people
seem to forget TO take in consideration
that our country is increasing in popu-
latiOn nearly 40 per cent every ten years,
and no matter how old the place may be,
there are constant changes taking place /:
some move 10 other parts, and strangers
fill their places. IN this age of the
world, unless the name Of a business
firm is kept constantly before the public,
some new firm may start up, and. by
liberal advertising, i'm a very short time
take the place Of the older ones, and the
latter rust out, as il were, and be forgot
ten. No man ever lost money by judi
eious advertising.
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For Sale.

4 FINE BOAT. SUITABLE FOR FISH
N iBg. Apply at the Office Of
7l-if ASTORIA PACKING co
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice..

TIME STEAM TUG MARY TAYLOR"
II VIII be sold al Auction at Astoria on
Thursday, April 9Th, At 10 o'clock A. u.
:. WATERMAN.
aid per Trenchard s UpShur. Agents.
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At the Metropolitan temple,
San Francisco, on Monday night,
the younger KallOch publicly an
nounced his intention of resigning
the ministry, but of remaining in
that CITY.
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A Rome dispatch of the 2Sth
says: A lady obtained a private
audience with the pope to-day and
warned him that the day and hour
were fixed for the murder of him.
self and Cardinal Pecci.
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Many persons are reported miss
ing at Nice. Several more bodies
have been recovered from the
ruins. The manager of the theatre
denies that he WAS forced to play
IN spite of misgivings as to the
safety of the house.
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PART /.
/. Duo. two Pianos. E0ndO Oh. 5.....-.-.ChOpin
Aug. Zech and Il ESpinOSs.
, CaYatiua. Faust .tiutnOd
MIS- Jenny land>mau.
3 Fiano solo. First TarantcIle Mills
VI. ESpinUSs.
1. NIolOncellO Solo, BeTcuS. Schroeder
Earnest Schmidt.
;. Song. "Oncr Again Sullivan
Miss Sylvia GerTiSh.
FART II.
/. Piano Sole, Caprice op. 81. ......-...Keiten
NJ ESpinOS.l.
2. Duet Hunters Song. kucken
Miss LandSman and Miss GerriSh.
:. NiOlincellO solo, NOctuTne -.........D .DavidOii
Earnest Schmidt.
(. Song. 81 In Sayais. .Balfe
Miss Jenny lsandSman.
:. TriO-a. Andante-b. Presto MendelSsOhn
tFOr Piano. Violin and NiOlincello.)
MeSSTS. ESpinOsa. COurSen and Schmidt.
Reserved seats One Dollar Box Sheet will
open at AdlerS Music store
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For Sale.

TEVHE SLOOP GRACE HUME" Inquire
a Of \. VI. johnson. Astoria Sail Loft, or
Of T. j. Dillon oE board ScOw Industry.
gI.-tlg-.y gFle
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows
John Grinder to L. B. Taylor, pit. lots IL and 10
so. I43; $1,000. C. winston to T. FL. Winston
south y 80, Mt. Pleasant; s.. M. C. Tucker
10 7. H. Morgan: lot SUBJ, So. 2O2; $3.50. S. n
Hilton TO Frank Hume lot "B So o: 81. 52l 81.
A. 7. Brady. trustee. TO w. McPyncheon north
$, So go $40. w. F. Hoffman TO Wilhel-
u Ina b. Murray. lot 80. so. 2S9: sc. 600 F. ID.
Exams to c; \. Thorn, pit. II, so. 20; s., 600. j. F.
Miller to John Van Riswick, pit. II. So 5II:
$1,000 j. T. Lehman to FL. Gasch, pt. 5. so.
452; g $50 ". Fl. Brown to B. P. Sparrow, sub.
So. 50. 1874; 81 $50. W. Thompson, trustee, to c.
J. Hillyer. subs. 81 to 49, so. 134: all OF So 90,
lots 3. S, West 9, 10, II and pit. 81, so. 15S;
$4,000. c. j. HilIyer to j. B. Ally lots S. 10. II
and west 4 9, so. 15S; 8. S. T. Brown, trus.
tea. to I. hyde, pit. block 90, ON Montgomery
street, Georgetown. Maria Frederick to Turner
Fany, lot and pt, !. Chichester; $3.50. j. j.
Knox TO ID. A. Woodbury.. pit. Pretty Prospect.
IS acres and 90 perches: $4,000. c. Burgess t.
NILS sweeney. PIT. 2. so. 1899 $3.50. John F.
Green to Florida L. Enos, lots 20 to 76. SUP,
Pleasant Plains; $4,000. Davis and Jones.
trustees, 10 John Crowley, pit. lot 20. Old
Georgetown: 81 $50 Jas. u. johnson to III. A.
Brow n, pit lot s.. Howe's sub. Mount Pleasant:
$, LOCO. c. n. Thom TO T. D. Evans, pt. IS. SD.
80: s52I.T2. F
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LBLD PUSHED UNDER A STREET CAR AND
KILLED.-In Baltimore yesterday afternoon,
Hugh Mcleod. yeats OLD, son oi Hugh Su!li-
van McLeo1; living az so Granny street, Wai
playing With four or five Qtner boys on the
water mains that arch the structure While
The boys were clingiIg to the top OF the main
car No. 22. 0f the Citizens line, came along
and as 1t was passing, MCLEOD fell between 1t
and the upright supports OF taa bridge. He
then rolled under the edge OF the car. out be-
fore The wheels had passed over his body, the
driver, who had heard the cry Of alarm, STOP
pep his horses. The lad, it Is thought, was
crushed By the car steps. and badly injured,
internally. He was picked up by the driver
conductor, and officer Cain, and taken home
and physicians were called In. The little fell
low displayed considerable nerve under bis
sufIerings. for one so Young, and said the ac-
cidenI was not the fault OF the driver. but OF
one OF the boys on the water main. who had
pushed him He died about 9 O'Clock last
night. Mr.. Mcleod. fa her OF the little boy.
whose family lived here. lost his wife about one
week ago. She was the youngest daughter
lAlce,) CT Mr.. James T. Adams, of South
Vas hington. deceast d, an employe for many
years CT rhe Treasury printing bureau. The
remains OF young Mcleod Will be brought to
ibis city where his parents formerly resided
for inteTmenL.
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A Fair sunday Promised.
LOCAL NEWS.
PfCnics, ExcuysiOns. &C.

A complimentary benefit rendered by the
Painters, Relief Association to the wido. OF the
tate W. IN: Llttleton and several fellow men,
eeTs, VIII take place at BeyeT's Seventh Sfraet
Park next Monday.
- The Belle May win go to the Great Falls next
Iuesoay. starting at am. on an excursion
gwen py the ladies OF the 4th street M. E. church.
Ine Mary Washington leaves tomorrow at
geo a 10. for Occoquan Falls.
The Excelsior VIII leave tomorrow evening
at I'm. for Quantfco and return
The Arrowsmith will leave tomorrow at Ia
m. for Blackstone Island.
The testimonial benefit to MT. s. G.. Elliott
which was TO have come Off on Wednesday
June sth. at the National Theater. has baen
necessarily postponed until Friday, June IIrsb.
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CONTESTED WILL CAsEs.-Yesterday, in the
Probate Court. Judge Hagner passed orders
referring the contests In the cases OF the wills
OF Inc late Rev. Jared L. Elliott and the late
WlD1am Ford TO the Circuit Court for trial by
Jury. IN the Elliott case csveat has been
HE'D oy EdW. g.. Elliott, nephew O. the de-
ceased. residing in Kansas, disputing the VIII.
alleged TO have been made the day before death.
ana when mace MI. ii. Clay Stewart the prtn-
efpal beneficiary. Pending settlement OF the
case letters Of collection were issued TO John j
Johnson. who IS required 10 give bond in the
sum OF So, GOO. In the Ford case q caveat has
Detn hied Dy 81. AlOySiuS church, protesting
against the validity OF an alleged viii found a
lew months ago, which, If accepted. would de-
prlye The church OF benefits it received under
the original will probated Ia 1865.
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SAMsTAG's PRICES are hard to beat. Remember
Inc red sign, No. $50 18th street.

A BENEFIT FOR Mr.. JOHN T. FoRD-A cor.
pl mentaIy benefit is TO be given to Mr. John T..
next. A remarkable array of talent Is to be
presented on the occasion. Amongst those who
nave nf Knoly consented TO appear ale performers
th sGSn s.Sndlng as Jar aus HEX, Minnie Palmer,
SUtan. cara Cole, and Mr.. r. 4. Di,sniDg.
WIN sucn attractions am In view or fha va
tsLeeuI IN which Mr.. Ford Is he'd Ia WashinG-
crowded On this occasion. &c
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Condensed Locals.

See notice OF 5th annual meeting OF Federal
Building association In especial Noticep COL
unn.
Rev w. NJ Barker. the new rector OF st.
Peuls T. b. church, has arrived In the City, and
viii take Charge OF. the church at once.
Tne commencement exercises OF Glenwood
thews, principal. took place last Wednesday.
a medal was awarded to w. NJ. Sprigg, OF this
city. for chemistry.
On account OF the bad weather Yesterday the
washington Light Guards excursion was nosr.
poIed until Monday. See advertisement
street lamps VIII be lighted at 11:15 pm. ana
exungutShed at 2:45 a m.
ABOUT nfty laoorers left this city yesterday
afternoon via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
there. o"u
Ho 9ame 1s.t lindsay fell IN front Of the Imperial
was removed to Providence Hospital
an investigation has been made by order of
Ine District Commissioners, OF the reported
using or granite blocks belonging to the Dis
tIlct oy the Belt Line rail- ID company. These
OIocKs were taken up on 1ltn and 14th streets
aAu Lieut.. Greene states that the stone was the
properly OF the District and used without any
The Biological society met last night at the
Smithsonian Institution, and elected DR.. NJ. A.
S Sarlma9. MI VIM. J. Candy and Mr.. BENJAMIN
DR. d. w Prentiss. on the action OF PilocaTpus
pennahJ0lfus in changing the color OF human
hair, and one by Mr.. G. Brown Goode on the
mackerel fisheries. In DR. Prent So paper allu.
sion was made TO singular case of the change
OF the color OF LADY, hair from light blonde,
to Jet black by q Brazilian plant used as a
medicine for blood poison.
j.. Albert G. French. from Bath, Me-, q sailor on
the schooner Favortte, at GEORGETOWN. did
suddenly vest erday OF congestion OF the lungs.
defective Voss yesterday afternoon recovered
al other diamond ring BELONGING tn Wrs
Wheeler, valued at 1925, which had been
Soleo at the same time as her other jeWelry.
yesterday afternoon the laborers engaged In
fr0F eel,
streets northwest, found dead colored female
infant at the bottom Of the sewer.
Inc executive committee for the National
Hon eopsth1c Hospital Association, Hon. Mont.
gomery Blair In the chair, met last evening at
NO. 932 street northwest All the homCno-
pathfc physicians of the District were present
by invitation. and participated in the adoption
of constitution and bylaws for the govern
ment OF the association.
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UHE ONLY GENUINE vICHY

NlHE ONLY GBNUINE VAChA
Il from the Springs owned BY the French Govern
uTrTKRIvEl For Gout Rheumatism. Diabetes,
or Gravel Diseases OF the Kidneys. etc..
Grando tsriiie-Diseases Of thu Liver.
Hopital- Diseases OF the stomach. Dyspep9a;
sisfa ma grocerS: or wholesale from tie Agents.
n6-a. ne HOUCHE, F1l& 3 CO.. New York.
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VALUABLE BUILDING SITES ~ WAsRfT6ToS
AND GEORGETOWN AT ACCTiON.-Thomas Dow
ling Will sell, On Monday afternoon, June the
9Th, at 81 O'Clock, six fne building lots. with
good front and depth, located on the south side
Of street, between goth and 81 st streets north
west, In one of the most rapidly Improving Sec
tons OF the city. Also fn Georpeto yn san O
day, al 81 o'clock, valuable building lots on 1st
street, between High and Potomac streets
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ARRIVED FROM CUBA at Chris. Abners corner
9.h and streets northwest. fresh Havana
cigars. Also for sale now, full assortment OF
tpmans celebrated Cuban made New YORK
cigars In all colors and at all prices Low
quotation for box trade
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PUBLIC SCEooL EXAMrNATIONs.-Thirty six
card dates for the Washington Normal school
are being examined TO day. A week will be
occupied in the examination Of the papers and
the result will then be made known. The ex-
animation or colored candidates is also In pro-
gres5 today. The number of candidates
under examination is "a. The subjects ex-
amined In to-day are arithmetic, algebra,
grammar, physics, geography, history, pen
Uanship and drawing.
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FgRCALEs, Ice; bordered and all linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs. Sc. and I0c: ladies' and
gent s gauze vests, 25c., at Brodhead & Co. :
old stand, 1905 street.
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REAL ESTATE Subsidiaries W. Handy, real
estate auctioneer, has sold for Eugene Carusi,
trustee, part OF lot IA. square SCI, with improve
ments, to John E. Kendall, for $1,000; and for
n. CaTust, trustee, lot 49, square 675, to Chas.
S. DTuTy. for 1855.
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NERD HUFFKR.
uss sq pis TOT the blind 1bs1 ba W. W.
Hams IAN Indian remedy, called Dr. WiMssm rs
Indian Ointment. gingle box has Cufed sns
No one need suffer nve minutes after spplytng this
wonderful soothing medicine. L0oonc. !nsn a4
Willians' Ointment sbeorbs the tumors. anaya tne
intense itching (pardcularly at night afser o1
painless ree and II prepared only for Res isc cse
ing Of the private paris. ana nothing e1o: 49, -
Nv An dru90iata and sent by mAu on re0@I
price. d per box. FRANK g: HEHHHtx g VA
Props, Cleveland. Ohio. BTOIT 9 VSHnsX1x ~ n
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos
Stewart and Ida Young; Joseph Putty and Hat
tie V. TIotmaD; James Ii. Mines and Mary LIZ
=, Adams, OF Baltimore, and Ella Crooster, OF
CARROLL Co.. Md: Thomas L. Mittag, of Hager3-
town, and Lou A. Gehr, OF Waynesboro. Pa.
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TIE MONUMENT TO FREDERICK D. STUART OF
this city, who died about three years since
will be placed over his grave at the Coz
Ertesional cemetery by the 18th inst. This
monument is the work OF Mr. w. Rutherford,
Wei pyoportioned and finely carved standing
about 20 feet high. The base has on IL the
name "Stuart" In large raised lei Z rs On this Is
the ole and a bundle Of rods at each corner
on the die Is raised shield Inscribed: Fred
ertck ID. Stuart. Past Grand Sire i. o. o. T.
Born In Poughkeepsie. N. Y, July 18th, 1874.
Ded IN washington, d. G, January 18th. ISIS
ON the opposite side Is the inscription: Greeted
by the Independent order of Odd Fellows IN
memory OF One Who Loved Bis Fellow Mem
The two scenic representations are Jonathan
and David" and 'Rebekah at the Weiin the
~, s'oL s,t na ~ " s aM1 tha pee
links ana axe. Above this Is the shaft, on the
front OF which Is SOUP ured q tent and the
cross ed crooks. the emblem OF the patriarcha
branch OF the order OF ODD elbows.
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THE NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH LUNcH-The la
dies OF the North Baptist church have opened
LUZ c1-room in the Corcoran building on 18Th
street, first t1oor Their object Is to aid in the
erection OF new church edtdce. They nave
been success sful beyond their expectations, and
friends that they propose to continue another
week. The home made articles that appear
on IL cir Till OF fare. and the flowers that grace
Their tables, are all the free-wtll Offering of
those who are 1ntert sted In the good work, and
1t Is hoped their patronage VIII be doubled
during the coming week. They are located in
Ihe room formerly occupied by the French
BIZaar.
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Eorty Ysars' Experience OF an OIL,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ia the nre
scrlptlon OF one Of the best female pI1ysicians
ana nurses In the United States, and has beer
used lot forty years with ver-failing success;
relieves the Child from pain, cures dysenter,
ana diarrhpa, gripping In the bowels and Wfnf
COLO. BY giving health to the child It rests the
mother. Price Is cents bottle, m W
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OAPK MAY OF MARYLAND.

DAPE ANN.-BAeS ROCK HOUSE,. Good Hsr.
u Dor Beach. Gloucester, Mass. Finest = y
Surf Bathing and Ocean 6cenery on the
Atlantic Coast. send for u1ustxated book. lEs
ms colin Ms. T. q. BHVNH.
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- SkCbET4RY BLAINE always keeps 81. Jacobs
Sa y hand lot rheumatism. Diplomatic
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CITY ITEMS.
Job IOl,
Argansi OIL Stoves.

VINE oai1 Goods, at Observation-Disclosures. l2Hc
TYLER & CHEWING, 9IS Tth sc. NV.
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Don't Die ON the Premises,
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats It
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
l6c. per box.
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CONFESSION OF THE NOTORIOUS BODY SNATCH r
JEksEE.-InctdenrS In the life OF this notorious
ghoQl as related by him TO a (Baltimore) Hol1t-
ing Herald reporter, VIII be published In that
paper commencing Monday, June 9Th. 1851. a
fun account of how he robbed the Washington
Cemeteries. sc. For sale by Washington news
dealers and boys. Order from your Newsletter
at once.
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"AIderney Dairy VyaSoneD
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered In 55lbS. 'Wardn prints $50
per 10. Also, cottage cheese buttermilK and
sweet milk &c. per OF, Cream. 10c. pint.
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FUssELL'S ice cream.

THE DAyITT BRANCH LAND LgAGrE will holi
meeting at Lucas Hall, Sunday evening. Ste
notice Of meeting.
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Do NOT HAVE Your CARPETS WHIPPED TO
PIECES. Chace Bros. clean them without
injury.
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Howsos's leg CREAM, wholesale and retail.
1104 18th street.
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FfOts j. M. Heard.
OF New York city, member ROYAL College of
Veterinary Surgeons OF England: Professor of
me surgery OF the Horse n. Y. Vet. College,
OF Ny. City (2500 herses), &c, sc. saws: a
TAKE great pleasure In testifyfng TO the VAL
uaole properties possessed by the Lieb,g 90 IS
mary surgeon or horse owner can afford fo no
without IT, Cures speedy cuts, bruises. in
lures, sprains, pricks or bruises of the feet.
nstulae, weeping eyes. shot OF grease, &C. Be
Lane, New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar
lon. AAASAA anu gar
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ADJUSTMENTS.

e5sSsKN rs rAsK SaASp
NON IN, to which the members and their families
are most respectfully invited. 1t
STRAsWBE.RHsY FEsIIXAL, for thebens6t OF q.
,4th St. GET TUESDAY and WEbNEsbaY E EN-
he Hs June 18th and sth Donations received at
WAsH1NGToN NATATORIUM, sTRREr. BE-
N ny TWEEN TG1 9Th , hSD TIL Open every FORE
rd fnd Mas s9
teachers ready at all hours to give Instruction in
swimming: Admission. % cents. ia
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.
SELEEG166 N Mqo fd5sR xExq9gRsIoN OF Ma:
On the steamer ". ". torcosaa. ' 10 -~
s sSTn TN the river stopping at Mar
Bonehs orehestrs, Dancing,
cents Tor sale BY bers. and u the boat on the
oGaiTmsn TX Com, 900 Eth 81 st. I noEshsess
TTHE WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD
FIRST GRAND WI Mo s'sf se;if EXCURSION
55NE i en-: n steamer s1l oe5sSsaaM Wi
& ha Ma Nm f Bsnd las las
Ho' GRAND r XetH ESs T 81 .rI 40:
bIRMIoNE LODGE, No. IL. EsalAAWN
z3d See future advertisements 1T
PqPsi11sE4afEMFNTIThs eTcSTsIon q the NA
postponed to SATURDAY, june H. Tickets see 81
s-nAND COMPLIMFNTARY BENEFIT TEN
fs1sa y to TIL he VAST q fhe ste VIZ
LITILEToN. and to our fenow-Inembers JOHN G.N
It H4hhE ~
MONDAY; June 6, 1881.
T'HIE BELLE ELLLsE. u NAY win make an E1cursion to
pay 5ans a. s.sT.i1S f 6,eas COZ
Mrs RI,s.lmess. 2s5 Pa ave. Sc. and at the beat.
OCG0ogAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON
$4ss1 $ Sso ri %sss ,E Essasslea
% ana sun sun
aay p yERNos fsfs dHsas
NJ, returning at p m Fare. 10 cents. Dancing
Soat Uni chartered At reasonable rates. B. $.
'sERICSSON LINE STEAMERS"
Avoiding the Heat and Dust OF the Oars
A Steamer OF the Baltimore and Philadelphia
nsr I Iight and and, Pratt streets. Baitmore-
EVERY AFTERNOON except Sunday at p. NJ,
for Philadelphia.
FAME -DECK.........,.....l SO
Tickets issued to ATLANTIC City. xia rK-A
Old Reliable Line" from Philadel- szazsa<azzszs
e Atshto oity so0a 'or .ne .sasaa
For further 6fcrmation and tickets apply to ~''0
FRED. SHRIVER, G. T. Agent
m26-2m Light street wharf, Baltimore.
5 EXCURSIONS,
SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC,
TO QUANTICO AND RETURN.
The Palace Steamer
EXCELSIOR
leaves her wharf foot Of 7th street, at 80 m;
and 8 80 D. n. returning, arrives at and l0:30
Pm.
Tickets 80 cents. Children. rs cents.
On SUNDAYS at 3 p. M only returning at 8.
0m2S- Sm ...--.=..
| III PLEASURE RESORT,
| Osn be engaged for Excursions and Pcnfcs by ap-
plying to g: W. BAUER. It'll street wharf, before
| 10 am, daily m14-1m
| OLYMONT PAVILION AND SUMNER Re-
! VI SORT can be engaged FER PIONtOS or EX-
| CURsIONS by applying TO g. +. SMITH, Pro:
northwest. m7-lms
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Liebig Co.'S
COCA BEEF TONIC,

COCA BEEF TONIC,
HIGHEST MEDALS
AT
LEADING EXPOSITIONSl
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The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 4. ISL. $50 a. NJ.
For the middle Atlantic states light rain,
followed by clearing weather, northeast, back
Ing TO northwest winds, stationary or higher
temperature, higher barometer.
A Fair Sunday Promised.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
ng special bulletin to the press:-A cold north
essterly storm has prevailed on the New
England and middle Atlantic coasts General
rain has fallen In the lower lakes. the middle
states and New England. Three and eighty
nTe nundTecths inches OF rain have fallen at
BLOCK Island. The temperature has generally
fallen east OF the Mississippi river it Is from 10
TO 10 degrees below the mean for the month In
the Ohio valley, the middle states and New
England The Indications are that Sunday will
be fair In the Atlantic states and lower lake
region.
RANGE OF fHE THHRMoMBrER
The following are the readings of the tber.
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day
] a. NJ, 50 ,; II a. No., SIS; 2p. n, Gle. Maxi
mum, 62o; minimum. ST g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Prof. i. M. Hear.

Perfect In all details Sold on trial a,
MoTan 8, 4zS YIN st. NV, ana 2126 PENNSYLVANIA
ave. Also, refrigerators. Water coolers. sc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Burnet,'s Cecoane.

Burnetts C0cOane.
THE BEST OF ALL EAIR DRESSINGS.
IL allays irritation, removes all tendency to
oen1ruH. and tnvigorates the action OF the
capillsries In the highest degree TINS nro.
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
Its effect upon the glossiness and richness OF
the nalr is such as cannot be surpassed
BURNKTT's FLAyORING EXTRACTS are the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
TUE MoNTaoMEBY WHITE SULPHUR

MONTGOMERY COUNTY Va
DIS fSmCus Summer Resort has been r a.. n
leased by Mrs. NJ. J. COLBY of the NykZ
H fIs, House. and will be opened kE:
eUNk Tor the reception of guests These amin -
are the most attractive aud Rome ike Enmmer
resort Ia the Mountains Of Yirsinis. Round tip
uchets At reduced rates FOLD ST the Virginia Mid
land railroad Office For circulars giving terms
ana iuil desert pt1on. address the Springs or the
ID. G. yo5n Ia LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04

Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invaltds
grow strong, rudy and healthy by the use OF
the Lteot9 CO.'S Coca Beer Tonic. Beware of
limitations. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Zyl0 Balsamunn

!Mrs. Alien's)-A lovely tonic and hair Dress
lug. IL removes dandrufr, allays all itching
Stops falling hair and promotes a healthy
CROWN with rich, beautiful gloss. and is
oenghtfully fragrant Price seventy-five cents
In large glass stCppered bottles. was