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ATnuscments, Excursions, Etc.

THEATER COMIoUE.-An attractive dramatic and
variety entertainment is given at the Comique
DRIVERS GAKDEN.-Italian concert and English
opera are combined In the same bill at Drivers
with pleasing effect
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL affords o.
pcrtunity both for instruction In swimming and
pleasant summer recreation.
AT AINERS GARDEN an enjoyable instrumental
concert Is given every evening
THE WHOLESALE GROCERY CLERKS EXCURSION to
Plney Point and Point Lookout tomorrow night
gives promise of being one OF the most ENJOYABLE
events OF the kind this season. The steamer John
w. thompson, which has been chartered for the
occasion, VIII leave at II p n. Tomorrow night
THE w. l. l. CADETS VIII give an excursion to
M4r5hal Hall next Tuesday evening.
HOPE AND CRYSTAL FOUNF LODGES Good Samar-
tember Z.
The KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE will give an ex-
cursloh 10 Richmond tomorrow. leaving the Balti-
more and Potomac depot at 10 80 p. M and leaving
Richmond for home Monday evening
The OFFICERS OF the steamer w. W. Corcoran
Will give excursion to Marshall Hail this even
Ing, leaving at D. m. and returning at IL As o. m
To NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MoNRoE.-The steamer
George Leary VIII leave at O'Clock tomorrow
evening for an excursion trip to Norfolk Fortress
Monroe and other points at specially reduced
rates.
WASHINGTON DIVISION uniformed rank K P. Will
give moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall next
Monday evening.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Marshall Hall and ely.
mont are given on the steamer w. w. Corcoran,
which leaves at 10 am and returns at $3.50 pm.
o, ahE sIEAaER w. w. C0RCORAN makes Saturday
turning at 10 pm.
QuANTlco PAv1lIoN.-The steamer Keyport
inlKcS daily trips to Quantico Pavilion, leaViZ
every every Gay at a. m and p m, except SundayS
when the morning trip is omitted.
GLfNoNT.-fhe Potomac Fruit Growers I'M
proVenent Company run daily excursions 10 Civ
ana p. m. " 80 Az
NE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON runs excur-
SONS 70 Occoquan Falls, Sundays, Wednesdays
ana TasI Fridays, and to Mount Vernon Springs,
GREAT FALLS.-The steam packet Excelsior
makes trips Mondays, Wednesdays, Frid.ys and
sundays TO Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge
leaving her wharf, Congress street and the canal
/ at a. IN. ''
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OUR BOYS AT THE CAPE.
THE hop AT THE WEST END-THE DANCE MUSIC OF
THE DAY-DRILLS AND INsPECTION-osCAR WILDE
ON THE JERSEY sANDs-BIG SHIRT FOR "BIG SIX"

Special Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
CAPE MAY, N. j., August oath, 1882
To-day opened up cloudy, and we hung on the
ragged edge OF suspense for while as to how the
weather W Ould turn out At the present moment,
however, Old Sol is out in all his glory and the
heart OF the visitor is correspondngy glad. Many
OF the boys went over to the hop at the "WeSt
End" last night and spenta very pleasant evening,
although the crowded state OF the rooms precluded
much dancing. At the german at Congress Hall
the following figures were danced: "Grand rounl,"
"Phalanx," "ColOnnade," "Military, w. L. L."
"Royal Arch" "Circle," "Masks,n "Grand Square, I"
"WindIng Alley" and "wave," all invented by
Prof Loomis, who has charge Of the dancing here.
Prof.. LOOMS Is the originator OF many popular
dances, among which are the Saratoga Lanciers, I"
kCentennal Lanciers," etc. The popular dance
here now, and one which is very graceful, is his
college Lanciers,' the music being composed Of
arrangements OF college songs.
To-day Col Moore and his staff dned with Col.
II. w. Sawyer, commander OF the 1st New Jersey
cavalry during the war.
Mrs. w. B. Shaw, wife OF the well-known CORE
respondent, has been invited to the courteSeS OF
the camp, and visited the camp to-day with d
party OF ladies as guests of Capt. Ross.
all spread out In the tents in apple pie ORDER all
the spots being artfully covered over in the hope
or eiuding the watchful eye OF Col. Moore.
The practice drills OF the crack squad under
Capt. Ross attract great deal OF attention, and
frequent bursts OF applause attest the apprecia-
ton OF the audience. The exhibition drill Will
take place Tonight at the Stockton" after which
grand ball will be given in honor or the corps.
me large audiences at the marine band con-
certS still keep up. The band have added much to
their reputation by this trip. The whole band was
photographed in group yesterday; the proof Of
the photograph IS very good.
Oscar Wilde will lecture at the Stockton on Sat-
urday night, and there is every indication that he
VIII have big audience. There is already a cor
ner in SunnOwerS.
An immense shirt was presented to the we'll
known lightweight, Henry Bauer, last night, by
his comrades of the big Six' mess. The size OF
the collar approximateS Sc
sweetheart Alley is now feature OF the camp,
and the young ladies, II taken iato camp blind
1old strike directly for that avenue.
The g. Esthetc Mess and San Awful Mess" are
the latest names for meSSeS.
Several members Of the "InnOcents Abroad"
yachting club have arrived here by land, the
yacht not being able to getup FB.N.
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WEST WASHINGTON AGAINST EAST wASHINGTON-AN
INTERESTING CONTEST EXPECTED.
The East and the West Washington oarsmen had
another meeting at No. 1909 18th street, In East
Washington, last night, to arrange the prelimi-
naries for the double scull race on the Eastern
Branch tomorrow evening between Payne and
White, or West Washington and Lewis and Mans
field, OF East Washington. At the last meeting,
MT john H. White. OF the AnalOstanS, was chosen
the city, Mr. Gadsby, or the Potomacs, was chosen
In his place. The judges will be chosen on the
evening OF the race. Payne and White will bring
their boat around to one of the boat houses in the
Branch this afternoon, and will row over the
course. The race will start at O'Clock The
course Will be. about two miles and q half A
steam launch from the navy yard VIII follow the
contestants over the course with the referee and
newspaper men on board.
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THERE Is DANGER In delaying your purchases
from Nj. Auyenstein, ST. eth st. NV Look at the
bargains offered for tomorrow: pllm-leaf fans,
&C. bread-bOxeS, medium size. Csc: larger, 49,
extra large, SSc-; china Slop-jarS CSC; porcelain
brush and tray. &c.: 4 dOZ plated teaspoons 35c;
plated DutterkniyeS, lie: HAT iron and Stanl 25c;
Zinc waShboardS, H.; decorated cup and saucer
10c decorated plates, s. and &c; picture frames
whlSp broonS, feather busters, fancy mugs,
como cases, DC. pc; fruit Jars and cans at cost.
YARD WIDE percale at 61c., at Storms new
Sore, 908 9Th street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusenlcnss TO.nighf.

1HgATER CoMIQUE--Variety and drama
DRIVERS GAKDES.-Concert Performance.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL. New YOr
oSenue, between 18th and l4th streets
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Special Weather Ry,,c,,u


Special Weather Bulletin.
LOCAL RAINS IN THE MIDDLE STATES TOMORROW
The Chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the press: The
barometer Is highest In the south Atlantic states
ana lowest near Sydney. Clear weather prevails
On the Atlantlc coast, with southwest to north
west winds,a and no change In temperature. Cioudi-
ness has Increased in the Mississippi valley, with
easte:ly to Soltherly WINS and local rains in the
upper lake region and AinnesotI and thence SOUTH
ward TO the guff coast The temperature has
nSper aR Ton sn1 faen r s1yes in a fhe
Ohio, upper Mississippi AMI lower Missouri
vaileys. The following special temperatures
Eastport. So: Montreal, ssS: Mt Washington, $50;
Cleveland. 900: Alpena and Duluth. $50; St Paul
90; Denver. 65o; San Francisco, SEQ. stations
porting one Inch or rainfall during the
past twenty-four hours are: Louisville, So; Du-
partly Cloudy weather Is Indicated for the DIS
trictS on the Atlantic coast ON Saturday, with
local rains In the middle states Local rains will
also prevail in the Ohio AMI Mississippi valleys
AMI lake region on Saturday, with slightly warmer
weather.
The FOLLOWING IMMENSE BARGAINS In tin-wara
VIII BE- sold for 2 g. T. 5, 10, Is and 90, positively
Tomorrow only at X. GOlcischmids, S12 9Th st. H.
W.: pt tin cups 2'.,Spout strain ars p. sId iron
or coffee pot staniS 81, nutmeg graters &C., pepper
shakers &c. pie plates 81, cake turner's 4c, picnic
mugs A., ut. clippers A., II inch kitchen spoons
&c, candle sticks 4c, tea strainerS f., pit mea-
broilera SC, row muffin pans S. stew mans with
handles &C., bread t0astcrs &c, siucepans &c. at
covered buckets 5c round graterS Sc, tunnels 81.
vegetable stratnerS Sc, coffee boilers or tea pots
DC, wash basins &c, dredge boxes Sc, lunch boxes
DC. ID coffee cln;Sters &c. -four scoops Sc, dairy
pans &c, square bread pms Sc. dust pans 81. at
covered huehetS or sAuceplns l0c-. ct water
buckets TO-. extra large wash basins 10c., flour
sleeves 1Oc, large size stew pans I0c., culIenders
l0c, SplttOOnS TO-. qt. coffee boilers l0c extra
size oeiong pans 10c.. comb and match cases COM
bined 10c. oval pudding pans 10c extra size our
scoops f0c. tea trays 10c. 10. coffee canisterS
10c, qt- covered buckets 15c., h. tea canisterS
15c, nedui size spitto0nS 15c, extra large dairy
pahS To-, 2 qt- coffee boilers 15c., 10 at. water
buckets 2)c., extra large size spttOOnS zoe, A Qt
coffee boilers 20c., also great reduction in baby
carriages and travelling trunks
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AT SrERNs new store, 90i 7th, between and X
streets, you will find an entirely new and care
fully selected assortment OF dry and fancy goods
at very low prices.
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Mention OF the interesting double scull race {
the Eastern Branch ic

Mention OF the interesting double scull race on
the Eastern Branch is made elsewhere.
The game OF base ball between the Post Once
and Way Department mines tomorrow promise to
be highly interesting. Messrs. Charley Snyder,
Babe Trott and Dunlop will play with the Post
ONCE department Wise and kalbfus have re-
turned and will also play.
AT Brighton Beach race course yesterday, the
winners were Adalgisa, Wakefield, Pope Leo,
Bouncer and Rob Roy
At Poughkeepsie, the trotting races were won by
D. r. MOTIFS, May Thorn and Owona Little Brown
jug paced four heats against time to beat 2:11x
Best time, 2:1S.
The fourth race at Saratoga yesterday was won
by Post Guard.
Base ball yesterday: At Washington-War De-
partment nine, 16; Interior Department nine, 2.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6; Aiexandrias, s. At
New metropolitan, Troy, 2 At Boston,
BOSTON, q; Detroit. 0. At WOrceSter-Chicago. s;
Worcester,3 At Providence-Bunalo, 4: Provi-
aence, Az ST Lous-Allegheny, z; St Louis, 3
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Baltimore 1; six innings.
The second innings OF the cricket match between
the western association and the Staten Island club
was won Oy the former, at New Brighton, S. l.,
yesterday, by a score of "a to &c. The match was
won by the Staten Island club by a score of ia
to 104.
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FRANK SENATE, middle aged man, was before
Judge Bundy this morning, charged with being a
vagrdnt and begging on the street lie stated that
ne tramped his way here from Iowa, and had no
nome or work. He was sent to the wOrkhouse for
thirty dayS
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Trying to Laugh the Case Out Of Court.
From the Philadelphia Press. to-day.

The government had its turn at the star route
jury yesterday, when Mr.. Mer rick retold the
familiar story OF the conspiracy. The government
side is not entertaining as that of the defense
1t consists OF very diSagreeable recital of the
frauds OF defendants. The defense so far has con-
sisted for the most part OF abusing Of the govern
ment counsel and trying to laugh the case out Of
court on che part OF McSweeny. Mr.. Ingersoll Will
be heard presently, and he will make the most OF
his supply OF fervd rhetoric to carry the jury II
possible. out OF sight and out OF mind OF the real
issue they are set to try.
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Brady,s Treat.

Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
WASHINGTON. August A-lt is the habit of the
lawyers, jurymen and others In the star route
cases to adjourn at recess to place called Hag.
gerty's Hole In the Wall. a small restaurant or
eating saloon opposite the City Hall Here ma
Jorty OF the lawyers and witnesses and it is said
some lurylnen have lunched at Brady's expense,
ms Dili Ior lunches for the past month at Hag
gerty amounting to over $500
me Iron Mountain nourlng mill and elevator In
St Louis was burned yesterday, together with
ABOUT 5000 bushels OF wheat and 2OOO barrels OF
nour; cause, lightning; loss, $125 600.
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8 Per GALLoS-Pure old rye whiskey, IS cents
quart bottle: rich, pure and elegant McGee'S
wine store, 404 9th street northwest
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FCSSELL'S Ice CREAM.

ADOLF STERN. formerly OF Young Stern, will be
pleased to see his friends and customers at his
new store, 904 18th, between / and X streets.
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YARD WIJE cashmere at &c, at Storms new
store, 9C4 9TH, between and X streets.
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CITY ITEMS.


Ncur04XkA.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. so, 1891
Gentlemen: have suffered for several years
with neuralgia, indigestion. &C. Something over q
year ago was permanently relieved by browns
Iron Bitters / cheerfully recommend it, as it has
not only done me good but IL is used regularly in
my family as tonic with most beneficial results.
r. A. RIRCH
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What Should BE Done With Spencer
From the n. \. Times, to-day.
While nobody in court or out OF it can extract
any hope for the indicted c1nspirators from the
attitude Of the administration, 1t would have been
timely service In the cause OF Justice had the
flight OF ex-senator Spencer been promptly recUg-
niZed by his removal from the position OF govern
ment director Of the Pacific railroads No man
should be permitted to hold public position for a
requiring his testimony on behalf OF the govern
ment which he serves. When there is so little rea-
son to doubt the premeditated character OF Spen-
GERS absence from Washington, there Is but slight
need OF deliberation In dealing with him accord
ing to his obvious deserts.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
+. Caverly 70 r. A. Beuchler, SUBJ rs So 19a !.
$500 Amelia Carroll TO John Minor, part 6. sa
2o6; 500 Ann SmOot to JAS. f. SmOot pt q see
9; -. f. w. Risque to nj. A. McGowar,. lots !
and 2, subs. IS, 96 and 81, b. 4 IL. s addition to
Georgetown; $500
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THY NEIGHBOR.

Thy neIRhbOr! It is he whom thou
Hast power to aid and hless-
1S% Whose aching heart or burning brow
4yAE04 Thy soothing hand may press
HS Thy neighbor? t is that weary man.
Whose years at their brim
Bent low W tn sickness, cares and palm
~ Az Go thou and comfort him.
Wy Va Oh pass not. pass NOT needless by.
But listen to his grief;
How great so e'er his misery
SANFORD's GINGER gives relief. 1t
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BUY YOUR WALL PAPERS, window shades, &C., of
G w. Henderson Co., lib street
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WOMEN FIGHTING IN THE SrRErr-Nora uscr
10y, Fanny Lee, Margaret Ray and AdOlrhu, R,,r
CESS. al coiored, were in the Police Court this
morning, charged with making an ARRAY Two
citizens testified that about noon yesterday the
accused had general fight on 9th and NJ streets,
and made hair and ribbons fly. Nora and Mar.
garet were fined IS or Is days each: Fanny vas
taxed 81 or days, and Adolphus was discharged
HEAL ESTATE SALE-Duncanson Bros, auc-
eoneers, sold yesterday afternoon for Geo Bauer
md John Walter. IT, trustees, parts OF lots . and
~ In square 616 having front OF "a feet Inches
With depth CT IS feet, situated in an alley be-
tween LIST and North CAPITOL streets and and p
Streets northwest, improved by frame building to
C1E Bueheler, for 500
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to DWIGHT
T. GrSwold, OF Wilmington. Del, and Fannie
Spauldln2; Richard johnson and Susan Payne
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FINED FOR WHIPPING A SMALL BoY.-A young
man named jos. Coleman was put on trial in the
e1ght-year old boy named Franklin Carroll The
boy testified that he was in the DEFENDANTS field
Mr.. Coleman caught him and took him to Stable
ana whipped him with large trace. The father
OF the boy stated that when he came home he was
badly striped from blows from strap. The de-
fendailt took the stand and stated that the boys
trouble him great deal b. stealing his fruit and
yesterday he chased the boys out OF his orchard
IN East Washington, and the larger boys got away.
ana ne caught the Carroll boy and took him some
GsIance 70 the back yard and got strap and
Struck him four or five times but did not seriously
nJure him Mr.. Moore said this was an outrage
Gus case, for fun grown man to brutally lash so
small BOY The court said IL was an outrage Tor
man TO take "a little toddling child ana win II
with |. strap, and notwithstanding the proyoca
uoh ne would impose fine of so or 80 days In jail
TRIED TO DRIVE HIS H. RISE Iyro THE PaR1og
Richard Robinson, white man, was charged by A
colored woman named Oceana Dyson. before Judge
Bundy to-day with making threats OF personal
violence &c her. She stated that while intoxicated
yesterday he tried to drive his b, rse into her
parlor. and then came in with hammer in his
hand and threatened u kill her, and took out n
knie and tried 10 cut her boys throat and said he
was going 10 kill all the negroes In the neyhbor-
hood. Tine court required him TO give 500 bonds
% keep the peace for SIX months
AT MEETING OF the former enlisted messengers
and watchmsn OF the AdJutant Generals ofic e
war department. held last evening, to express
sympathy with Surgeon Basil Norris, L. s A. now
confined 70 his residence, and also to rel Ice n his
almost miraculous escape from more serious In
jury, on Motion q committee OF three were an
pointed 10 prepare resolutions OF sympathy and
regret 10 be presented TO the Doctor. Alter short
absence the COMMITTEES reported the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
In view OF the uniform care, kindness and cour-
tesy CT Dr. Basil Norris, US A, we hereby desire
60 express our deep sympathy and regret for his
poy sicai suffering, and sincere hope that he may
0e speedily restored 10 his accustomed health and
strength, and at the same time EXPRESSING Our
tnanAIutness 10 the Giyer OF all good for his pres
eIvatson from more serious accident
The Doctor will always be remembered by ne nc
and true gentleman. ANAS''A
August %, 1882
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Carriers Little Liver Pills
must not be confounded with common Cathartic
or Purgative Pillsas they are entirely unlike them
In every respect One trial viii prove their su-
pertOrity.
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tsRough On Rats,
Clears out rats, mice,s reaches ntes, ants. bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunlk, gophers ltc. Drug
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. August p, 1882 gan \. mi
weather, light variable winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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DeCIsiON OF CONTROLLER LAWRENCE AS TO THE LAW
NTHIS DISTRICT

IN THIS DISTRICT.
The marshal Of the District of Columbia has adj
dressed letter to Judge Lawrence, first controller
Of the Treasury. saying that parties who have
become informers against vendors OF lottery
tickets have made application to him for payment
20 them OF one-half OF the fines collected, which
they claim under section l174 s., relating to the
District OF Columbia. Judge Lawrence has rem
dered decision, In which he holds that section
liza, allowing the infOrmer one-half of the fine
collected has been superseded by the act OF April
18th, 1885, Sth statutes, 39) except so far as the
section referred TO defines the OffenSe OF keeping
an ONCE for the sale OF lottery tickets. When
convictions have taken place for that offenSe in
corners are entitled TO one-haf the fne but il Is
not to be paid by the marshall but by the Commits
sioners OF the District, on a voucher approved by
the auditor or the District, subject to the approval
OF the accounting Office OF the Treasury depart
ment Officers and employees of the District hav-
Ing compensation fixed by law or regulations,
are not entitled to moietieS as informerS
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Labor Strike Notes.

general break occurred in the ranks OF the
Harmony mills, at Cohoes, NY, "stay-outs" yes
terday and forty-three additional weavers started
their looms. The leaders admit their defeat and
will no longer interfere with the free acts OF those
who wish to return to work. At maSs-meetine
to be held tomorrow night resolution to the
above effect will be adopted, and the long strike
which was virtually ended two weeks ago, will be
declared practically so.
The Amalgamatej association of Pittsburp Pa
last night decided to postpone Saturdays parade
Indefinitely. There was nothing new in the iron
situation yesterday.
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DEPOT for Harris Roach and Insect Powder-711
Al street.
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$500 A SPECIAL $500
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
TO NORFOLK AND THE CAPES!
FORTRESS MONROE, PINFY POINT AND POINT
LOOKOUT,
AT SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES,
On the Popular Steamer GEORGE LEARY.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26rH,
From It'll street wharf at 6 pm.
Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Fl Monroe 50. 90
Oncutiiny trip to the Capes)
Round trip tickets Pney Point PIT Look So 90
The LEARi will POSITIVELY make the trip to the
Cares from Norfolk Sunday.
Return: Gg leave Norf Tx Sunday at PIN. arrive
IN Washington Monday morning at 6:30. au23- 1T
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TIME CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVEl
II breaks, never wears out, always clean, and can b
worn while bathing. Ii for sale ct
CHAS FISHER'S
623 It'll street northwest
MRS. FISHER deyotes her attention to the wants d
Lady Patrons. MIL
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Ito! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
Ii JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior. canal packet. viii make he,
regular trips to the above places on MONDAY WED.
NEsDAy. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf,
Fare, so cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday: For information inquire al
Market OF q. W. WEBSTER. lila 9Th street north.
west. an1-1ms
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u ECU SION-P STPONE EMIT
~ For the Benefit
OF THE OFFICERS OF THE STEAMER W. W.
COKCORAN.
The Steamer W. W. Corcoran will make an excursion
TO MARSHALL HALL
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 25th,
Leaving her wharf at o'clock H. returning reaches
the city at IL As p. m.
Schroeder will furnish the music.
Tickets so cents EACH For sale at Drew's drug store
and boat. au2I.2t