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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

1894 I4th Street n. W., Jan. 3, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: have suffered for years with less
OF appetite and heavy oppressed feeling about
the stomach. About April last commenced TAX
Ing Browns Iron Bitters and have taken several
| bottles My appetite greatly improved under the
use OF the first bottle. 1t is now good and am
relieved fronfthe oppressed feeling. The medicine
has certainly done me great deal OF good.
A. GUTCUINIST.
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n U I l G U r A I.

Mr. Albert kingsburv. Kecne, N. H., troubled with
bad hlllnor ON hands and neck caused by lead posm-
nv mes painter AT times would break out crack
pieces suffering great continual itching and st1n9ns
Purchased Your remedies used CUTIcURA REsoLvENr
lht,rnaiiy and CUrICURA and CUrICURA SOAP exter-
naly and In less than three months effected complete
CURE anu mas not been troubled since. Corroborated
by Bullard 4 Foster Druggists, Keene, n. H.
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~,
The undersigned cartifies that he held for col
lection, for account OF The western Financial Cor
p0ratlon, Louisville, Ky, One-tiith OF ticket No.
s5,OaS, Class G., in The Louisiana State Lottery,
Which drew the first capital prize OF seventy-tive
thousand dollars, on Tuesday, July ii. 1882 said
TICKET having cost the sum OF 81, and that the
Orleans National Bank, on present ton OF the
ticket at the Office OF the company
CHAS. SANTANA,
Note and Collection Clerk Louisiana National
Bank or New Orleans, La.
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New ORLEANS, July 81, 1885,

-.
The undersigned certifies that he held for COL
lection. for account OF Phil WitZleben, care r. G..
Dun & Co.. Detroit, Mich. through the American
Express Company, Onc-fitth OF ticket No. IS, 003,
Class G, in The Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew the First CAPITAL Prize OF Seventy-five Thou
sand Dollars, on Tuesday, July H. 1882. said ticket
having cost the sum OF 81, and that the amount
WAS promptly paid, by check On the New Orleans
National Bank, ON presentatiOn OF the ticket at
the Office OF the company. T. NJ WESCOAT
Agent Southern Express Company,
New OrlelnS. La.
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NEW ORLEANS. July %
July
The undersigned certifieS that he was

r,. ~ VninANS, July ., 1c,@
OF One-flfth of ticket No. S5.0O3, Glass G, in The
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the First
sum or 81, and that the amount was promptly
paid, by check the New Orleans National
Bank on presentation OF the tic ct at the Office OF
the company. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Bangor. Mich,
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. August 2. 1852,
LOCAL MENTION.

THE following immense bargains will be sold 10 r
and cts. positively Tomorrow only, at X. Gold
echmids, S12 9TH St NV: / decorated A. b. G..
china plate, &c; 1 scrubblny brush, c., extra
large size, &C.; rolling pin, 4c, extra size, &c.
potato masher, &C.; wooden kitchen spoon, C. |;
&C.; clothes brush, o.; 1 backing brush with
box OF backing. &C.. 40 clothes pins. 4c; dipper,
&c; large hammer, g.; egg beaten, &c.; knife
and FORK tray, 9c real Majollca fr nit plate, &c.
dredge box. 4c-; cake turner, 4c.; large bread
crater, &C.; cakes OF Lubin's soap, &c; large
1 rubber dressing comb, &c, extra large
size, &C.. 25C0 tooth picks. 4c.; wash basin, &c,
looted, &C.; Ii Inch glass dish, &c, inch, &C.
pickle dish, &C. IL qtfruit JAR &C.; covered jelly
tumblers, &C.: COMFORTS on stands, c.: decor
ated china fruit saucer 4c.; large cakes OF per-
TUNED toilet soap, &c. 1-6 joint fishing pole, &c.
also 20 per cent discount on refrtgerators AMI Ice
chests, and 10 per cent on an immense stock OF
baby carriages and travelling trunks
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NEW ORLEANS, July II.

The undersigned certific3 that he held for col
lection tor account OF Ed. f. Richardson. Reds
vlile NC, onetifth OF The ticket No. 1903, Class
q, In The Louisiana State Lottery, which drew
the first capital prize of SeyenJy-fiVe thousand
dollars. on Tuesday. July H. 1882 said ticket hav-
1Eg cost the sum O. 81, and that the amount was
promptly paid. by check on the New Orleans
National Bank, on presentation OF the ticket at
the Office or the company. T. NJ. WksCOAT,
Agent Southern Express Company,
New Orleans, La.
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PSORIASIS.

II. E. Csrpectsr. Esq. Henderson,. N T., cured Of
Psoriasis Leprosy of twenty years standing by the
CUI1cURA IiEsoLyEST internally and CurIcURA and
on record Cure certified to before justice Of the
full. -
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Condensed Locals.

Capt j. NJ. CoOTnbS, OF Kansas, OF the Depart
ment OF the Interior, was Injured by fall as he
was leaving the dining-rOOm OF the American
house Monday morning. His right ankle was Sc
verely sprained, ami he was otherwise injured.
Thieves broke into WiXOmS store on 9th street,
between ID and streets, last night, and robbed
the mouey-drawer.
The stockholders OF the Washington electroplat-
Ing company organized last evening by the cleo
ton OF G. w. Howard as president; J. w. Drew,
vice president, and John ID. keyworth, treasurer.
At the regular drill of the National Rifle Cadets,
last evening, Lieut. Dcmer was presented with a
sword and belt by Col. j. o. z. Burnside, In behalf
OF the Cadets
The Apollo club excursion has been postponed
until Friday evening next, the Attn inst.
Henry Nichols, q small boy, was sent to the re-
form school during minority by Judge Smell to-day
for being an incorrigtble lad. The testimony
showed that his father has just been released
from the workhOuSe, and his mother is low In
Jail.
The Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club last
night elected the following officers for the enSu-
ing year: c. b. Rheem, acting manager; S. Ii.
Milton, deputy acting manager; f. b. Moves, bust
ness manager; E. S. Rheen, treasurer; Miss Vir-
ginia Faust, secretary; ". A. Lackey, elocution-
arg director.
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T,

J. W. Adams. Newark. Ohio. says: "Cuticura Rem.
eoles are the greatest medicines earth. Had the
worst case salt rheum in this county My mother had
1T twenty years, and in fact died from it. believe Gu
tcura would have saved her life. My arms breast and
head were covered for three years. which nothing re
lieyed or cured until used the CUTICURA REsoLVENr
tbiood puriherJ internally aud CUTICURA and Curl.
CURA SOAP externally.
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NEW ORLEANS, July ~, 1882.
The undersigned certify that they were the hold
erS OF onef1fth each OF ticket No. 5000. Class G.
In the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
third capital prize OF ten thousand dollars Tues
day, July II, 1882 said tickets having cost the sum
or 81 eacn. and that the amounts were promptly
paid, by checks On the New Orleans National Bank,
On presentation of the tickets at the Office OF the
company. H. g. MAYNARD
Cd and Chestnut Streets New Orleans, La.
+. A. MAGI,
1872 UrSuline street, New Orleans La
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ter u NiliaiIs Co., auctiOneeTS, az 93i 18th street
VIII be Continued this evening Ut 30 O'clock and
to-noTrcw morning, At 10 o'clock, viii be sold a
large assortment OF blanl, books, envelopes writ
Ing paper, &c, - which they ask the attention OF
dealers and private buyer. See advertisement
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SALT RHEUM.

ikcse VINO have experienced the torrneits of Salt
hnsum can appreciate the agony endured for years
ua,n cured by the CUTIcURA kEsoLvENT internally
ana CUTIcURA and CUrIcURA Soar externally.
MIS-. WM. PELLINGTON, Sharon, Wis
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CUTICURA

and CrT1cuSt SOAP externally ard Cy-1cCRA REsor.
VENT internally viii positively every SPECIES of HUI
E,or from SoL:lnon Iimrle 10 Scrofu:a Price Of Gu
EEsoLvENT 81 FER bottle. Cur,cURA Soar. 25c. Co.
xicUeA SHAVING Soar. l5c. Sold by oil druggists.
jy25 Depot. WEEKS L POTTER, Boston. Mas.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 20, 1882
The undersigned certities that he held for collec-
ton, for account OF p. s. Dicharry, parish Of AS
censlon, La, through Bernard Lemann & Bro,
Donaldsonvile, La, and j. G. Spear Boston. Mass,
tWO-f1fthS and One-fth OF ticket No. 20 40 Glass
G, in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
fourth capital prize OF six thousand dollars, on
Tuesday. July II, 1882 said ticket having cost the
paid by check on the New Orleans National
Bank, presentation OF the tickets at the Office of
the company. JOHN CASTE,
Runner New Orleans National Bank.
II. M. WESCOAT,
Agent Southern Express Company, New orleans,
q
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Nrw Op1rANs I,,l, ~ 1000

NEW ORLEANS, July II, 1882
The undersigned certifes that he held for cOllec-
ton, for account OF Riggs & Co., Washington, d.
G., and John II. Scott, hostler, w. and G. r. r. Co,
Washington. ID. c., one-fifth each of ticket No.
$685. Class G, in the Louisiana State Lottery which
drew the fourth capital prize OF six thousand dol
lars, on Tuesday, July IL, 1882 said ticket having
promptly paid, by a check on the New Orleans Ma
tiOnal Bank, on presentation of the ticket at the
ofice OF the company. CHAs SANTANA
Note and Collection Clerk Louisiana National Rank
OF New Orleans, La.
T. NJ WEsCoAT
Agent Southern Express Company, New Orleans
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FavOrites Of Fortune.

THE CERTIFICATES OF A PART OF THOSE WHOSE
TICKETS WON PRIZES IN THE GRAND MONTHLY July
DRAWING tTHE 1i6rH) OF THE LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY.
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NEW ORLEANS, July IL, 1882
the undersigned certiHeS that he was the holder
OF one-ith OF ticket No 1888, Class g. in the Lou
1sina State Lottery, which drew the fourth capital
prize OF SIX thousand dollars, Tuesday, July H.
1882. said ticket having cost the of ST. and that
the amount was promptly paid by check on the
New Orleans National Bank, on presentation OF
the ticket at the Office OF the company.
L. DUPEIRE,
1854 Dauphine street, New orleans, La.
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Carriers Little Liver pills

must not be cOnfOunded with common Catharttc
or Purgative Pls,as they are entirely unlike them
periority
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The Eas. Washington Outrage.


THE SUSPECTED MANA BLACK DEsrERADo-TIs
CRIMINAL RECORD-wHAT THE POLICE ARE DOING
THE AVENGERS on HIS TRACK.
Frank Jackson, who is suspected or being the
colorcd brute Who committed the outrageous as
sault on the little white girl, Nellie Morrison last
Monday, In the northeastern section of the city,
has nos yet been rested. The last seen of him
was about O'clock yesterday afternoon, near the
navy yard bridge. Word was sent to the police
precinct and guard put on all the bridges lead
Ing out OF the city, but he did not the navy
yard bridge TO UnIontOwn, he evidently intended
70 do and 1t IS believed that he is Skukng within
The DSttict limits The police have all special or
GerS TO catch the villain, II I'm the District and no
Efforts will be- spared Should he attempt TO swim
tae river he IS almost sure 10 be caught the cit-
zeES on both sides are all notified to be on the
alert. The report that he had been seen in Alex
andria yesterday caused Lieut.. Austin and Detec-
tive vo,s To visit that city last evening but they
TAI! ID To find their man.
DESPERATE CHARACTER.
Prank jackson IS six feet high, very black with
reddish or blood-shot eyes, p years old, and Is
brutal IN looks rs we'll as acts. He IS well known
here as most desperate character who has been
u the hands OF the police number OF times. He
= also Wen known n Prince Georges county, Nd,
"ie;re ne was born and raised and was formerly
2 slave OF Mr.. Dennis DuvaIl. near Buena Vista
lie appears rom the statements or those who
Know him best 10 be 4 born thief and &c nov
wanted IN Prince Georges for stealing corn some
or the people from the leighbOrhooi az Ruano
vista having hcen here but few days since to Sc
cure as arrest Ii Is not likely, therefore IL he
has LETT the city at all, that he has gone to Prince
Georges.
"THg USTrED LEAGUE GE WHITE AVENGERS,
met last evening 1T the residence OF Mr. Morrison
The door was closed to all except members of the
league. 1t is understood that It was determined
to pursue every clue until the nscreant is caught
ami II he is identified it is likely there wiz be no
trial BY the court.
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JOB LoTs OF Boys clothing, latest STYLES and best
quality, low prices at HerZog's, sos 9Th ST., near
Pa. ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anirsscmscnts Tonight.

THEATER COMIoUE.-"The French Spy
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-COncert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
anee.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets.
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS
Ns2-............-.--FALL STYLES. 1852
CARPETS
CARPETS
FALL STYLES.

@s2-..........-..-FALL STYIES. lsS2
We arc receiving styles Of
Body BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSfIS
TdkEE-fLiS. TWO-PLTS, SUPER INGRAINS
And
LOw-rRICF.D INGRAM CARPETS
hal and SER ye-itisn CARPETS
Ecs,isl. ILoOu. DRUGG ETS. 2 i sizes
FLOOR OII-CLOl Is, ~ widths
5ioqlstte StttS. Velvet RUGS, Talestry Eule
floor kgid stair ..ISENr.
Napier NAT ING for Offices, etc.
tHI 6OCDS.
psseai>s N lsNrs. SHERTISG COlTOEs
xssIs ilSxSs, Turkey PED rails linens.
NAPKINS. IONELS, BEDSrREADS.
loaecA;e CAMRSIC. 10 cts.
Madras 6I N1hAMs. MATING. Ladies CLOTH
fARASOL.S. CASHMEllEs ami DRESS GOODS.
Hamburg EMBROIDERY. st hall prices.
TOWS0N'S,
90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Hss SOUTH SIDE.
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"Alderncy Dairy Wa9ons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in K-lb. "Ward" prints doc. DER i6
Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet milk
&C. per Of Cream 15c. pint
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COPPER demonstrations, at J. II. Kuehling's ,419
18th street
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If You WANT good ice cream, go to FuSSelPS i
you don't want good, so where IL is cheaper.
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GELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION
- of the
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY,
To LOWER CEDAR POINT, MONDAY, AUGUST 7.
1882, on steamer JANE MOSELEY. Boat will leave
wharf foot OF 9th street at 80 and return at 80
pm. Music by Pistorio's Brass and String Band.
Tickets so cents; children half price
Staterooms secured at Bellows book store, TIL It'll
street northwest.
Proceeds will be devoted to clothing and educating
poor boys. ty25-llt
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Heating Oh the Potomac.
ARRANGING FOR THE OCTOBER REGATTA


ARRANGING FOR THE OCTOBER REGATTA-THE
"EyENISG STAR CUP.
The committees from the Analostan. Potomac
and Columbia boat clubs held meeting at the
Potomac b0at-house last evening to make final
arrangements Tor the Potomac river regatta to be
held On October 18th. Captain W. II. Gibson, of
the Columbia club, was elected permanent chair
man; Mr.. Marshall, OF the Analostans, permanent
secretary, ans: s. f. Wheatley, OF the POtomacs,
permanent treasurer.
II was decided that the races should be one and
a-a&li miles StTatgnt5EIy over the national re-
gdttI course The President Of the Columbia Boat
Club presented q communication which had been
addressed: 10 him by the EVENING STAR Newspaper
company. IN which it was stated that it was the
desire CT the prOpricto-S of that journal TO foster
boating sports in this District, ana that they eSpe-
ciaily wished TO see established annual regatta
on the Potomac river. They therefore offered as
an appropriate PFlZt 10 Ue rUwed for annually on
this river under the rules OF the national aSsOcia-
tlon, silver cup OF suitable design, to he known
as the
"EyESISG STAR CUP
the conditions being that FOR the present year the
contest SHALL be confined to the local clubs OF the
District, but that after this year competition for
the cup shall De open to all duly-qualified four
cared shell crews.
y committee consisting OF the captains OF the
three boat clubs was appointed TO Te-survey and
nag at the proper time the national regatta course
ana ample preparations viii be made to make the
day complete and thorough success In every re-
spect.
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NJ. BAUMGARTEN, CrayOn portrait artist, will give
his attention to limited number OF pupils at his
studio, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. Those having
some klOKledge OI drawing preferred.
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EXCELLENT table board "a week 1lc4 18th.
HATS Insect powder-iepot III ID street NV.
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HowsoS's delicious Ice cream. s1.25 gal. III
18th.
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"HIPPLE Z SHATTUCK
w VIII give a Select Excursion
TO PINEY POINT AND RETURN,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1882.
Steamer J. W. THOMPSON. Leave 9th street wharf
9 a. m. sharp. Arrive home 1890 pm Three hours
Meals on the boat 50 cents Tickets positively limited
it in s
allowed on the boat. Adults rs cents children be-
tween and IL, 25 cents. For sale by the following
ruygists: Nonrse Co., 9th and SITS Prent;ss
cor: 7th and F Majors, It'll and H; johnson,
Goth; Dufour, l4th ct. and Pierce Place. Semmes
cor. 14th st. and n. y. State roaus secured at
Nourse's circulars. iv16-7t
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

- EORGE E. MOVES,
VI COLUMBIA FOUNDRY
1850 30th street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shafting, Puleys and Mill work: Architectural
Iron Work also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
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Go TO r. W. HENDERSON & Co., 1113 street, for
wall papers, window shades, s..
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CELLULOID Eyeglasses, with adjusting nose
piece. $3.50. Prigg'a.
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SATURDAY EXCURSION TO DEER PARK AND OAK
LAMP, AUGUST 5TH.-FIre for thu round trip IS. so,
1nclu,tng one days board at either hotel. Tickets
COOL going on any train Saturday, and returning
on all trains Monday For further information,
apply at b. & o. Ticket offices, 1851 and GIG PENN
sylvania avenue, and at depot.
SAVE eyesight and dollars. Consult Hempler,
453 PennSylv anla avenue.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Daniel
Sheehan and ~ I. Mal0ney, Oscar LASER, OF New
YORK, and NJ. A. Carbury, Abraham Peters and
Burke, John Ogden and Mary Ann Baldwin, Geo
$. Robinson. OF King George county, Va, and Kate
CampbeII.
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An IlllpOSSibilitv.

Deserving articles are always appreciated The
exceptional cleanliness OF Parkers Hair Balsam
makes 1t popular. Gray hairs are impossible with
It's occasional use.
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Amusements. Excursions. Etc.

THEATER COMIQUE.-The bill offered at the
Comique includes a performance or 1.-THE French
Spy" in addition to a variety entertainment.
fOrmance is given every evening.
ABSER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-An orchestral and
vocal concert Is given at AbnerS every evening.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHCoI. affords de-
llghtful recreation for those who obliged to
main in the city during the summer months.
THE DEPARTMENT DOZEN postponed the excur-
sion which was to have taken place last evening
until next Tuesday evening, when tickets sold for
last evening will be good.
EAGLE TENT. No. 2, I. o. of Rechabites, will give
an excursion TO Lower Cedar Point, on the steamer
Jane MGSeley tomorrow, leaving at $3.50 am. and
returning at 10 pm.
THE EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT Tomorrow,
under the management OF MeSsrS. Whipple and
ShattJick. VIII go rain or shine: however the nd-
cations are good for fair day. As the tickets are
limited to $50, those who accompany the excursion
can rely UPON having & pleasant time.
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Decline Of Man.

Decline OF Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual DEBILITY, cured by "Wells' Health REVIEWER
81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell
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Forty Years ExDerience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pa1n cures dySentery and diarrhOea pripino
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the Child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
UoeeI" m,W,S
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TcNHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
Il MENT COMPANY

nCCOQ UAN FALLS
~ AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
Having been thoroughly overhauel and newly fur
nlshed, is running excursions to the above places
For Occoquan Falls. sundays Wednesdays and Fri
days, leaving 7tf-sreet wharf Sundays at $50
Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 M. returning at
+. Tickets, % cents. Mount Vernon Springs,
Saturdays leaving Am, returning at . pm. Tick
cts. 10 cents.
Dancing on all trips except Sundays. Fine brass
band ON Sunday.
No objectionable parties allowed on the boat.
jyl L. $. RANDALL. Proprietor.
HO. FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior, canal packet will make her
NEsDAy. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf.
Fare 20 cents round trip Can be chartered Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday For information inquire at
GRAY Il HILTON'S. 2U3 9th street opposite Center
Market or q. W. WEBSTER. lila 4th street north
west. au1-1mH
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII make trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River
cry SUNDAY AFTERNOON. leaving 9th street wharf
at $3.50 pm. Returning about o'clock
No liquors sold on Boat
Fare, Soc. Children half price. je24- Pm
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WETMoRE McNEN.E, REAL ESTATE BRoK-
w ers, Agents for the ApndsA and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co.. 1870 New York avenue. Country prop
erty cold. Loans negotiated on Maryland Real e.
tate. jy11
II Full INVENTION.-New Art embracing al kinds
Of drawing, acquired in ono 70 three lessons. Outfits
required are furnished free Satt4ac6on no chaF0e
on hEst lesson. eau and examine drswtnGs after one
lesson. 0C1EOOS STUDIO.
. 3e7-Sm 222 Sd street northwest
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OW Err CEDAR POlNT!
(WASHINGTON'S COMFY ISLAND)
SELECT DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
crsions to this popular resort leaving wharf foot of
9th street DAILY. except Mondays, at $50 a. The
management the right to take up any tickets
beat and return money for same. Positively i'm
proper characters allowed on boat o grounds.
Staterooms reserved for families.
Salt water Eathing Fishing Dancing waxed floor,
&c. &c. and Shore Dinner" Music by Prof Pts
torios Brass and String Band Tickets round trip, so
cents; Children, p cents For further Information
apply at st. Marc Hotel.
Special arrangements made with societies, clubs,
and ether organizations. jy15-lm