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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follOws:-Wm
Young to John Wagner, lot on Jefferson st. near
Causeway, Georgetown; 1915. W. T. Galleher to
Mary Jane Davy, part SO. 941; $4,000 John T.
Wesley to Mary Jane Hayward, lot 26, sub lots
in SO. 838; s.. Michael Cooney to Chas.
Mades part So. 9OS; 1922. R. P. Jackson to
Elizabeth jacob, lot III, B & H, addition to
Georgetown; 5000 Chas. Ford to Chas G.
Gould, sub 1, SO. 312; %, 500. W. T. Mattingly
to L. j. Bryant, subs o and p so. 1885, S753 s.
J. Block to Anna Hellmuth lot "a, SUBJ so. 467:
8. Eleanor N. T. Needs to W. T. Oker
lots Is and 10 So 951; 81 ,461 Chambers and
Armes, trustees, to Henry Beard, pt 10 SO. lis;
SO 800,
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Another Elegant Residence.

Mrs. DR.. H. C. Nelson is about to cOmincGc,
the erection Of a very elegant and commodore
residence on Rhode Island avenue, between 14ti
and 18th streets northwest q very elevated an(
desirable site. The size of the dwelling will b.
% by 1914 feet, three stories and basement high
pressed and moulded brick front, fiat mansarC
roof. wood cornices. a bay window running uI
two stories. From the plans this will be one o
the most convenient, substantial and elegant
dwellings built this season. The inside finish i:
neat and airy, and every new appliance in mod
ern architecture will be employed to make TIM:
a desirable and coy home. Mr.. T. J. Collins il
the architect. and will superintend it's erection
The cost is $500.
HANDSOME IMPROvEMENTs.-Mr Geo. f. Trims
is pushing forward the extensive Improvement:
on his new store, northwest corner 7th and /
Streets and will have it in elegant shape ant
ready for occupancy about September LIST. He
is no longer connected with the old establish
ment.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN CoNcERTs.-This
week the Acme Quartette, consisting of two
ladies and two gentlemen, have been engaged
to assist the Marine band in entertaining the
crowds who are expected to visit Drivers popu
lar garden concerts.
West Washington nee Georgetown.
A SLIGHT FIRE occurred Saturday evening OF
Grace street. near High. The roof OLA fran,
house, occupied by Francis POindeXter, took fir,
from sparks from the chimney, but the fire wa
put out by No. company before any serious
damage was done.
The CANAL TRAPE.-Grain-Arri boa
Saml. Jarboe. with 1900 bushels wheat; BoatH
NJ. Talbot, with l 500 bushels wheat and 5O
bushels corn.
TIE Coal TRADE.-Twenty-thre boats lief
Cumberland Friday With ,672.O5 tons of coal TO
Georgetown, as fOllows:--New Central company
L. 1864 tons Consolidation company. 600. 1
tons; Borden company, 5B2. Is tons; Blaen AvoI
company. 223.0 Oh tons.
THE GRAIN MARKEF.-4500 bushels of whea
sold this morning at S1.24 to S1.2514. The whea
generally is not of as good quality as last year,
crop.
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Work OF tie Grand jury,
NDIcrMgNrS TO-DAY.

Ihc grand Jury to-day presented indictments
a. an ies y. Christmas. for the murder o.
"m- o. " iiitney: Lewis Collins. forgery; George
w ingalls,. presenting false vouchers: William
SElth. btirggeTy: Thos. j. Lazcaby. forging OF
ahifaTit In pension case; Martin Mclean. Thos
IcLea1 and Thos. O'Day. assault with intent TO
k II.
Az EX-INDIAN AGENT INDICTED.
Among the indictments found to-day by the
Grand jury of the Criminal Court of the District
% touiEb:a was one against George W. ingalls,.
formerly L. ). Indian agent at the Piute agency.
Tor presenting false vouchers for S22l and
ore for slS4in 1878 1t is alleged that Ingalls,.
who IL now somewhere in the west. is de-
fauiter in something like S100. 900 in ALL
COL De ALMA TAXES Ills I.IBE,. CHARGE BEFORE
TIE GRAND JURY.
Col. III. C. De Alma formerly collector of the
port OF Sitka was before the grand jury to-day
the National I,epGbiicdR a few DAYS after the
attempted assassnation--an article in which De
Al ia was styled an insane person whom it was
nef roper to allow TO go at large Col. De A.
refesFej to the fact that he had been before the
District Lttorney. and for 0yrs half an hour he
rec0uT.ad lis action in Sitta claiming that i'm
consequences y his report not shifting the fur
companies hs bad incurred their displeasure
Inc colonel rt.souIied that this application
had daEe hin much damage: that it isal been
seat to the papers thtpugh the couiitr. and even
TO Europe where his relatives I've. II was sag
;. 'sted that by suit at Jaw he could be vim
dead. This suggestion lie colonel repealed.
saying that as poor as he ESS he was not Il
Spectator. aud he lad not time Hos Inclination
TO attend t. nucn a case.
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Notice to Pastor Boulder.
DINING CHANGE AT THE 18TH STREET (COLORED)

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Jesse F. Boulder. pastor of the 10Th street
Baptist church. has received notice from Chas
H. Middleton. church clerk, which reads as fol-
lows: 1.-THE church, at its adjourned meeting
convened to consider the question of the advisa-
bility of severing the relation which you have
sustained to it as pastor, voted that it was to
the mutual advantage Of the church and your
self that the relation should be dissolved, and
that according to agreement you should be mott
fed that at the end of three months from the
18th inst your relation to the church as it's pas
tor would cease to exist :"
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District Government Affairs.

Lien certificates have been issued by Mr. W. O..
Roome for unpaid special assessments on prop
erty on the following streets: X north. from Ver-
mont avenue to LIST street east; 5th east, from
Maryland to Pennsylvania avenue east; Virginia
Avenue, from I'd to 9Th streets east north. from
10th west to Boundary street; New Jersey ave
nue.. from Sd street easttO James creek; Q north
from New Jersey avenue to 14tn street west
north from 4th to 18th street east; Virginia
avenue from 7th street to Rock creek 18th street
road county, on whole line of road; north, from
New Hampshire avenue to 22d street west; Col
umbia road, county, entire length of road. and
LIST street east, from to F street south.
WARNING TO WATER TAKERS.
District Commissioner Twining called for re-
port from Water Registrar Cox as to how the
order issued few weeks since requiring pro-
jectiOns of stOp-cOcks and other water fixtures
connected with house water service was being
carried out, and finding that but 107 persons
have SO far complied with the same, gave orders
that the law be enforced at once in all cases of
neglect or refusal The regulations of the water
service page 400, Webb's Digest) which have
been approved by Congress, and consequently
are laws state that leaps upon the said pave
ment or street washers must. when the washers
are not in use, be kept screwed securely down.
and not project more than three-fOurths of an
inch above the foot pavement" And again: ''All
persons taking the water are hereby required to
keep their service pipes and all the fixtures con-
nected with such service pipes in good condition
ana repair at their own expense. 'Whenever
any one of these regulations are violated the
water shall be shut off the premises and the flow
not restored except upon the payment Of the
sum of 50, nor until the defect shall be rene
died" The water registrar will set about cut
ting off the water at once wherever projections
above the pavements are found to exist.
THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
The District Commissioners received a COM
municatidh from DIR. H. H. Barker. secretary of
the Central Free dispensary. stating that the
Emergency hospital opened by them in connec-
ton with the Free dispensary, at 416 10th street
northwest, is now ready for the reception and
care of such accident cases as may be sent to it
THE WAR ON THE DOGS.
The District COMMISSIONERS to-day instructed
the poundmaster to increase his force and make
an unusually active campaign against the dogs.
I'VE are going to swOOp the whole thing" said
Commissioner Morgan, land increase the force
so that they will be able to move upon the diff
ferent parts of the city all at one time"
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle to A. P.
Bauerman to erect two twO-stOry dwellings on
N, between Sd and ~ streets southwest: 81. 400
Mrs. DIR. H. C. Nelson. erect a three-stOry dwell
ing on Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and
18th SITS. NV; 1850.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impurities
generated by Catarrh POISON rot alone the nasal or
gans, but the stomach and lungs. No merely LOCAL
remedy, like douches and insouble snus can possibly
reach eradicate the vrulent spoes Of Caarrh This
fact explains the wonderful effected by DR. WEI
DE MEYERS new INOCULATIvE treatment. The
elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous
membrane throughout the system and form CONSTI-
TUTIONAL. as well local antidote, as certain to
CURE CATARRH, vaccine virus is to prevent Small
pox. It's unprecedented sale with unsolicited testi
monials from many thousands who, at ALL STAGES of
the disease, HAVE BEEN, CURED, by this wonderful
remedy established beyond contradiction the fact that
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccination REV. C.
H. TAYLOR, 14O Noble street. Brooklyn writes: lone
ckage produced radical cure" 'It entirely cured
member of my family who had suffered from Catarrh
for 40 years." J. D. MCDONALD. TO Broadway, N.
T.. 1T cured after doctoring for nearly 80 years.
Mrs. EMMA G. HowEs, 80 W. Washington Place, N.
l..
who have used it with great benefit" REV. W. H. SUM
NER, Frederick, Nd. Everybody troubled with
Catarrh as was should use it." MARY A. RANKER, 424
N. Clark street. Chicago H.: 'For SIX years did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure" MRS. M. E. SHENEY, 1922 Sarah street.
st. Louis, NO.: 'Tt gave me instant relief" F. j.
CRANK, Atlantic Hotel Chicago: 'It restored me to
my ministerial labors" REV. GEO. A. R1Es Cobble
SKILL N. Y: eft relieved me Of great Polypus." W.
h. TRuEsDEL1, M. D. .sKagp. H., &C., &C., &C., &C.
Dr. Wei De Meyers TREATISE" is mailed FREE. His
CURE" is DELIVERIES to any address by D. B.
DEWEY Co., 46 Dey Street, New York, at 81. 90 COM
plete. je27-9t
piles! pILES!! PILES!!!
A SURE CURE FOUND AZ LAST. NO ONE NEED
ees sure cure p's. for the Bind Bleeding Itching and
inosn remedy called Dr. %iiHsns Indian Ointment
single cured tl,e worst chronic Of IS
lions. fnsfsamsnts and DC more harm than
itdhne Thigh Z hight after
is Rsra n s.s sHn and g. Ss
parts, and nothing else - Ae Va s1o pAA'
Sold by all Druegsts and sent BY mail ON receipt of
pretors Cleveland Ohio W8 B. ENTwfsG IE Drug rug
AGENT s'enue and 18th wh
CEMETERY NOTICE statuary. Italian Marble and
~, 5ral an M9numents headstones Mantels, &C.,
w. RUTHERFORD CO..
ml0-0m 1ll6 PennA. ave. near Star office.
HLLET DAVIS & co.'s
IL UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS.
WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEpUALED.
:. HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO,
the only reliable WpEiced good toned Uprigt made.
ii. L. SUMNER, Sole AGENT,
ap2S-eo 6l1 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
A 7 COST AT COST
OUR WHOLE STOCK or
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Embracing Bcnneta, Hats, Eeather9 Flowers, LAceg,
Pans, Neckxeee. E.nbIoidezies. Ha1dkerchiefs.
Isncy Axticlea Ar AID INFLOW
NOW rs THE TIKI 10 sECuuihx BARGAINS.
MIS-. II. ]. HUNT,
IA ca AND 90 p SRI. 81. e. nd Is M.
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Special Weather R.Ilatin.

Fer the middle Atlantic states slightly cooler
,alr weather, norfhwestcrly, Winds stationary or
lower barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
the chief sigma! officer furnishes tho fo,, ,,rinp
speci's bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highcs: la tie Upper Mississippi valley and low
est in the srf OF 1t. Lsiwr,-r,es the temper
t1re has rise, slightly n the gang states and the
h hos f,a Rort2a u the upper iske egioa 1t
7pIa II has fallen frets fhreetO foaFteen degrees
in The ONO valley and Tennessee, and from ono
to :, Net' degrees in New Enci1,d the pfisile and
South Atlantic states. TIE following tesS,Cr;.-
lures I, ~e reported from the stations 81. the
norrn.-n Tt'ntier: Eastpcrt 10 deg: Iscrfssg-
ton ~ des -. 'ntreai and Quebec. 81 deg; =.
pena - deg. n.,d 'uluth. 81 deg. NoF:sseste-ly
winds continue i'm New England, tle middle
Atlantic states and tn. lake re ION me W nus
in the south Atlantic stat. ana en- =;,Se nave
shifted tn nOrtherly. Light am h,s ''en since
last report in New England, nc s,ul1 -1IIai ne
states and the Missouri valley: elsewhere tee
weather is fair. The int.ic.ti0ns are that fair
weather viii prevail in the lake rcgioi., Tue n.i
Ole and south Atlantic states to-day al. PROD
temperature. The Mississippi has fallen thirt> en
inches at Vicksburg Ii has risen nine inches II
it is twenty-five inches above tine danger line.
The Mississippi wsil probably continue TO rise at
keokuk, St Louis and Cairo.
RANGE 0F THE THERMOMETER.
The following ore the readings of the ther-
!nometer at the Sisa..' Once during the day
tam, So deg; III am. n deg: . Pm, 81 Geg.
Maximum, 81 deg minimum. IL deg.
FOURTH ANNUAL Picnic of the drivers of the
Great Falls Ice Company. at Beycr's 18th street
Parh. Tuesday evening, July 18th, ISL. Tickets
% cents. Music by PistoriO's band.
HALF SOrING MEMS, &c; boys, 20. ladies'. 50:
misses, A.: childs, b. Byrn's Repairing Shop
1914 18th street
Low SHOES of every description at cost at
sinsheimers, Ss 9Th street.
FUSSHIL'S ice cream
A RARE SPECIMEN OF night blooming cactus.
likely to bloom about 10 O'Clock to night will be
on exhibition mt Ferguson's drug store corner
of I'd and Pennsylvania avenue Capitol HILL
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

/ GRAND FAMILY PICNIC And EXCURSION TO
VI FORT WASH Notion, -
THHfsbhT &1NlSS s sni fsrSiS S j. a. ISL
Bost leave. wharf S; 10 O'Clock am. and pm. re-
Tshc:nScle an II wharf on ia, Of excursion is-st'
! THE STEAM YACHT ''ENDEAvoR," TWENTY
week for any rom; Tie risc- has al, ninr. IA
esnsd t. carry tseiy sc nsse l. ssis AM has
'1, ,gsSo ri : 3 aiaai Z sarrEs sAw;NnL
IL STEAMER BELLE NAY"
wEDNEsDsf, IuLr 10. issi. Il val iss = ,',nxres-
IT. and Canal al $50 am Tickets dnIi'ed SO ots
L +. B. $. CLUB TO MARSHALL HALL
WEDNESDAY. JULY DO 1881. ON the W. W corcor.nr
Steamer will leave at "a y. M. share.
aiesst, sdmitting s,n:enan and lady. Is ospts sin
ERATERNAL GREETING.
HARMONY LODGE No II, FAAM,
M se . ss6 ., EHsion e PINEf POINT WE'D
The boat viii make no landings s-oinr, or returning
wharf ~ VIII a'G9ssny the isrty Le.ye
rn under six fe s At and 80 swse ar A fs IS.
hers Of the Lodge. ' "'' jyls-st
~ For the benefit Of
IhE YOUNG cATHOCiCS' FRIEND SOCIETY,
Al Grts n~ood Park, Georlctown Hc.yh.a
r.,. -, On MONDAY, July IL, 1881.
Tickets rs cents. bI5-I'
Ho FOR GLlMoNT!
FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF THE
INVINCIBLES-
Of Washington DC, T. GIyMONr on t,e s.esn,cv
W. W. Cyrcoran. TUESDAY EVENING Jdly 10 issi
IicEets soc. To I've had Of principal drug and cigar
stores, and at tie wh2r; on the evening of CNrson
Boat leaves wharf foot If 9TH street 90 n An shnrp
Cars and Herdics IN waiting arrival boat 10 Sc
nAIIY EXCURSIONS
IL OF STEAMER ARROwSMfTH
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BIArKISTON,S
ISLAND DURING THE MONTHS OF
JULY AND AUGUST.
VIII leave her wharf, foot of eth street at a m
every MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY and on SUNDAYS = a. m, and re-
turn about $50 D. n- giving eNcursonists four
hours at Lower Cedar Point.
The water nj the places sbounds equally in fish,
crabs and oysters, and equally salt bathing. Fare
for the round trip during the week cents for
day Of issue Fare for round trip sunday, 81, good
for day Of issue.
Those wishing meals the will supplied at 70
cents each Special arrangements made with schools
and societies. jy7-3w
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE sTEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY i:

hev: THOMAS GUARD one of the most eminent clergy.
cbnrh IN pne country pastor of Mount Vernon NJ. E.
nave no hesitation in assuring you that DIR. MET
rAChs HEADACHE PILLS have proved most beneficial 10
ME Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAxlsISS. pastor NJ. Z. Church. Hagerss
/ have tried DIR. Mrrrarr,s ,uEApAcHE Pulls with
ereat oenent. am now seventy 'a yesrS
nave DeSn subject 70 Constipation NUMB <rsf
Your f1lis have acted so pleasantly in ms case w.
'e on,s t Iniemore want y HIM 4. yoa
Rev LEWIS a. 'THIREKrED. pastor N. 4. Church.
Igaye Dr. GErrAuR's HEADACHES Pills 70 a man whe
was in bed with bad attack OF Bilious Fever and IN two
days be was out attending 70 his farm work
Reepec<fully. LEWIS A. THutEklED
Rev; L R1rnlA pesew n \. Church. yrhsna Va:
/ have Nd one boz a Or. MErTAuR's HkADAcnD
PLIA. and found them most bsnsncial Piase send -
on01kir bon.
Your Srulv. L L. PETERs-
Aev q. ". HoSA pas4m u. z Church, Redmon4
i hsys saym @x Wiz. xhoiss sufferer from HeadscnS
-. Mu43AUuS UEAQAcx1 Rzxxk. ana one doee OF -
E1lb has always cured hsr.
BR0HN CHEMICAL CO.,
oo13-oo ooL8 pDOR1IErORA. BALTIMORE Nd.
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RARE SPECIMEN OF night blooming cactus
likely to- bloom about 10 O'Clock to night will b,
on exhibition at FerYuson's drug store cOrne
OF I'd and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol HILL
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Baby Rue. No Name Series ..................s 81 90
Fearful Responsibility, by W. ID. Howells. l. Sc
Madame Delphine by g. w. Gable. ...-............ rs
Farm Festivals by Will Carleton. ........ 200
To the Central African Lakes and Back by Joseph
Thomson, F.R.G.S. vols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
The Sailors Handy Book and Yachtman's Manual
by e. E. Qualtrough, us. 8. &c
Beauty in Dress by Mrs. Oakley. ............. Loo
The Counts Secret by Emile Gaborough. SO
England Without and Within, by Richard Grant
White. Zoo
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
jy14 10l5 Pennsyly ania avenue
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THE EVENING STAR.
HONDA July is. 1851
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER \
WASHINGTON. DC. July Is. ISL. $50 am {
Fer me middle Atlantic states slightly cooler
lower barometer u"
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CITY ITEMS.
Counterfeifs! Cantion.:
Several limitations and counterfeits of the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties
Some are called "RUMFoRp." one is named
"BUMFoRD," another "HuMFoRp." and SO on
All have the general appearance of the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares or sells any limitations OF
counterfeits of the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer, in.
fringes our copyrights, and renders themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We shall
proceed against AN infringers to the full ex.
tent of the law.
The sales of Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased. i'm spite of tho
almost superhuman efforts of a number of com
petitors, accompanied by misstatements and mis-
leading advertisements. Our sales are now more
than ever before, and this result has been &C
cOmplished without extensive advertising but
by keeping the quality of the goods higher thar
any Others, and selling at reasonable prices.
We shall do all in our power to prevent i'm
position upon our customers. and shall continue
to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to be a
heretofore-healthful, nutritious and of standar,
strength.
| je11-lm n. ID. ARNOLD, Treas.
Buchupaiba.
| New. quick, complete cure, days. urinar.
affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urira
ton, kidney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Penna
| avenue. m
Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip
ton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. and has been used
for forty years with never-failng success by
by millions of mothers for their children. 1t re
lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels and wind collie
By giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price 70 cents bottle. m,w,s
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il Id. Ward" prints 35c PEI
10. Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
milk &c. per ut. Cream. 1Oc pint
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE sTEAMkI
MARY WASHINGTON.


occooUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON sPRINGA
The steamer 81 o Mary Washington viii make EHc,rs9a
DAY. %EpSEs6AI and fRIpSi ies1ias A In s stTst
For MOUNT s f VIRN6S sPRfNes every saruR-
Pm Fare 10 cents This boat vii he chartered Il
The steamer Mary Washington will also make Encur-
sions every SATURDAY, leaving her wharf at 30 ..
M. returning at ii 30 pm. Music and Dancing down
and back on all trips except Sundays. Tickets ~
cents. m27
POTOMAC sTEAMBoAT CoMPANYs ADyKR.
EASEMENTS:
FOR HSH f,STT MON
a. ,x,, LOOKOUT. .
Steamer GEORGE LEARY TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $50 p m. and SATURDAYS p. m.
EXCURSION To THE CAPEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
First class to Fort Monroe and Norfolk 81 90
First cass to Pney Point and Point Looi3at. 3
F1rst-class round 70
FOR RICHMOND aoI FEEP s5IITN AND ALL
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, CON
6s with R and r. r. a. 2ssnGo twice
Eare to Richmond limited ........--.........H 3
Fare to Richmond. round trip. good for 10 days.. -
To Richmond, Via Norfolk or 70 Norfolk via Richmond.
and return to washington James River 10y daylight
Steamer Excelsior twice daily 80 a. m. and 80 p:
| M to Richmond via Richmond, Fredericksburg and
| Potomac Railroad from Quantico.
Steamer George Leary, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS to Norfolk, connecting at Richmond
and Norfolk with the James River steamers each way
| DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior, $50 and 80 pm On SUNDAYS at
SPIN only
Tickets for sale and information furnished at b. w.
REEDS SONS, 1216 street northwest Cooks TourA,
l43l Pennsylvania avenue koose's Cigar StAnds 6
principal Hotels; II b. Pokinhorn, next 70 CITY PoUt
| Office. and ut Conpsny's Ofhoe 7th stresk Mari.
GEORGE MATTTNGLY,
General SUPERINTENDENT
VIM. p. WEIGH, Aren't te6
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DE. MErTAUR's
HEADACHE PILLS

A. And IN, NEkNOUs HEADACHE; relieve DYsfEPsiA in
Jus worst forns cleansing the body of excess II bile
producing regular, healthy action of the bowels '
AiuH SIZE box Of these valuable PILLS wi.h mn di-
81, d % nine three cent postage stamps For sale by
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
~ OF THE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS II,
FCII. pEIZEN

pr.'"a ct New Orleans. La. on TUESDAY, y,ly la.b
1881,
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HALF SOLING MEMS, 65c.; boys 20: ladies'. so:
misses, A: childs, b. Byrn's Repairing Shop,
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