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Evening star., 1889-09-07
Public Amusements.

ALBAuGHs OPERA HousE.-The season at Al
baughs will open on Monday night with Arthur
Rehan's company, which viii appear in Angus
TIN DAILY latest success, Surprises of Divorce" :"
This piece had an extended run in New York
last winter as the Lottery of Love-" and is
founded upon Lies Surprises du Divorce" by
NM. Bison and Mars. Mr.. Daly's adaptation,
while preserving the scheme Of the French
work. has radically departed from the text and
situations and is a three-act farce which moves
briskly through scenes of uproarious mirth to
q novel and extravagant climax. The company
under Mr.. Rehan's management is the strong
est he has ever had, and includes Mr.. J. H.
Ryley, Harry Hotto, Burr Mcintosh, Frank
Janison. Miss Madeline Lucette, Adele Waters,
Carrie Jamison, Nelly Wright and Others
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-Chas Gayler's in
tensely vivid play, Lights and Shadows" will
be the attraction at Harris Bijou next week.
II Is q melodrama full Of exciting incidents
and affording opportunity for much attractive
scenery and many realistic effects. The COM
pany 10 said to be a strong and capable one
KERSAN's WASHINGTON THRArER THE Night
Owls" an organization which has paid frequent
visits to this city and always with success, will
hold the boards at Kernan's next week. The
company has been enlarged and strengthened
since last season and is now more complete
than ever before.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

SOUNDS FROM THE BLEACHERIEs.
The Senators are hoodooed by the weather.
Won der Abe is saying rough things about
Byrne.
There may possibly be two games played to-
day, but as this IL written it does not seem
likely.
J. J. Coogan, the owner Of the new polo
grounds. has offered e2O0, 700 for the franchise
OF the New York club and it has been refuseA
Second Basemen Robinson Of st. Louis and
Tucker Of Baltimore had scrap during yester-
days game. In the eighth inning Baltimore
was endeavoring to have the game called on
account Of rain. Tucker jocosely went out to
Robinson at second base with an umbrella and
offered it to him to protect himself while play
ing. Robinson became angry and smashed the
umbrella, whereupon Tucker grappled with
him, and they were having quite lively time
until separated.
1t seems likely now that the Brooklyns viii
equal last years record in playing the full
number Of scheduled games-l40 They have
but three postponed games and have ample
time 10 play them of.
Gruber Of Clevelandis is first among the league
pitchers; Keefe Of New York II second; Casey
Of Philadelphia third, and Claxkson Of Boston
fourth.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
THE COLUMBIA's REGATTA.
Program Of the Races to be Rowed Next
Thursday.

The interest taken in boating in the Colum-
bis athletic club this week has been greater
than any previous week Of this season. This is
accounted for by the regatta which is to take
place next Thursday afternoon between crews
Of this club. The course selected gives the
spectators Q good view both from the new
bridge and from the boat house. The start
will be made in front Of the boat house, the
rowing to be up the river to the bridge, turn
ing the piers and returning to the starting
point.
Admission to the boat house on that day
will be by card.
The crews have been selected from the mem
bers who during the season have shown q de-
sire TO row and who were regarded rs the best
available material.
The following are the crews and the order
Of the races:
THE RACING PROGRAM.
First race-Junior eights at pm. The con-
testing crews in this race are: No. 1. Shoemaker.
8; Stoutenburgh, z; stsylor, 6; Stewart, s.;
Moulton, /. No. Q. Ballentyne, 8; d. simms,
q; Tilinghast, 6; W. H. Lewis, 8; Casilear, A;
R. Beall, 8; Teel, Q; Irwin, /.
The next event will be the gig race between
the following seniors: No. 1. Harlan, A; Wood
ward, 8; Ziegler, 2; Elder, bow; W. B. Hibbs,
-
Kerr, 2; b. Beall, 1; W. A. Smith, coxswain.
No: 8. Miller, 4; Kenyon. 8; Moore, 2; O'Leary,
/; w. H. Gibson, coxswain.
The race in which good deal of interest has
been centered is the last race, the contest be-
tween the senior eight and the junior eight
The crews are as follows: Junior eight: Shoe
maker. 8; Stoutenburgh, q; Tillinghast, 6; R.
D. Simms, s; OConnell, 4; s. c. simms, 8;
Staylor, 2; G; Ballantyne, l. Senior eight: Lee
Harlan, 8; Sloan. Z; Miller, 6; O'Leary, S; Ken
yon, 4; Woodward, s; Moore, 2; Elder, bow.
The selection of coxswain for the eights will
be made by tossing penny. the winner of the
toss to take his choice of the crew. Capt
Gibson does this in order to give every one an
equal chance. Having selected the crews he is
better acquainted with their merits than any
one else. The toss up will be between Andy
Smith and Capt Gibson.
Handsome medals will be awarded the
winner.
Frank Lewis, one of the old stand-bys,
arrived from California on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock and at $50 o'clock he was stroking
an eight
Evening star., 1889-09-07
SAT- RHrux

oen causes great Agony with 10 intense itching and
burning. Hoods sarsspsrla the srsss blood purifier
cures salt Rhsum and al skin dseases n thoroughly
cleansss. renovate and snrichss blood Give it
trial
AFTER the failure Of three skilfu physicians 10
my boy Of salt rheumI tried Hoods sarsapariia and
Olive Ointment have now used four boxes Of ONT
ment and one and half bottles Of sarssparilA, and
the boy IN 10 Ill Appearances completely cured He IL
now four years old and has been sicted since he
six months Of age" Mrs.. b sANDERsoN. Sc New
hall street. Lowell. Mass
HOODS sARsAPARrI.LA
Sold BY all druexists s1; six for ss Prepared only
By Q. I HOOD 3 CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR: L
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Death of DIR. p. T. Keene,

DR.. P. T. Keene, formerly health officer of
the District, died at Mansfield, Ohio, August
Is, but the news of his death did not reach this
city until last night. The cause of his some
what sudden decease was laryngi.is. DR.. Keene
was civil engineer when he came to this city,
but shortly after his arrival in this place he
took up the study of medicine and graduated
with the highest honors from Georgetown uni
versity. He was associated with DIR. ID. w.
Bliss in the practice of medicine and was, in
1874, appointed health officer He was legis-
lated out along with the board of health in
1873. and not long thereafter (his wife having
died in the meantime) he became Henry Viz
lard's confidential secretary. When Willard
temporarily went under DIR. Keene organized
the Hospital aid association, and this he was
conducting up to the time of his death
Evening star., 1889-09-07
CONDENSED LOCALS.

J. B. Agate, R. G. Lowey and J. W. Westzall
were last evening elected delegates from the
New York state republican association to the
meeting Of state republican representatives to
be held on Tuesday next at Grand Army hall.
The Morgan steam laundry company,
out of its net earnings for the last quar-
ter. has paid its stockholders a dividend at the
rate Of 10 per cent per annum, beside laying
aside a surplus.
Thomson & Co., Washington, were awarded
the second premium for ''Shoninger" piano
at the Rockville fair.
Annie Beatty, sixty years of age, who lived
on Bennings road, was taken with a chill yes
terday morning and died before medical aid
could be summoned.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Picnics, Excursions. Etc.

BAY RIDeE.-Tomorrow Washington Circle,
No. 1. will give an excursion to Bay Ridge
Among the attractions will be a huge oyster
roast in the afternoon and a display of fire
works in the evening. Trains will leave the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at $50 a.m., las and
3:15 pm.
COLONIAL BEAcH.-The steamer Jane Moseley
will make a trip to Colonial Beach tomorrow,
leaving at 9:15 am. promptly.
RIVER VIEw.-The Mary Washington con-
tinues her trips to River View. Next Thursday
will be an extra family day, when she will make
two trips leaving at 10 am. and / 80 pm.
MARSHALL HALL--The steamer Corcoran still
makes her Saturday evening excursions to Mar
shall Hall, leaving at pm. Tomorrow she
will maks three trips, leaving at 1880 am,
230 and pm.
CLIFTON BEAcH.-The T. v. Arrowsmith
makes daily trips, except Saturdays, to Clifton
Beach. leaving at 10 am. and reaching home at
9p.m. This gives excursionists five hours at
the Beach. where all the amuscments Of sea-
side resort can be INDUCED in.
THE ANNUAL Picnic for the benefit Of the
German orphan asylum will be held at the
Washington Schuetzen park on Monday next
There win be prize shooting, prize bowling
and other amusements.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Killed by the Train.

Coroner Patterson held an inquest yesterday
in the case of the unknown colored man whose
body was found near Rives Station, on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. and decided that the
man had been accidentally killed by train
Deputy Coroner Schaeffer stated that the mans
injuries could only have been inflicted by q
train running at a high rate Of speed.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
The Analostan Clubs New House.

A deed Of trust from the Analostan boat club
Of their property, part lot 2, square 10, to
Charles A. James and B. H. Warner was placed
on record yesterday. The purpose is to secure
the payment Of the bonds issued, amounting
In the aggregate to $4,000, for building and
completing their boat house.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Election Of Omcers.

The following ofacers and directors Of
the Steam Boiler. Fidelity and Casualty
insurance company for the District of Colum-
bia have been elected: Ckis. o. Dun
canson, president; b h Warnsr, vice
prsaidsnt; Walter J. willard, ssorstaxy,
VIM. b Gurlsy, treasurer; John n Lnrnsr,
counsel; Geo. D. Eidridgs. aotuary; Amos
Thoa =. HorrAn, P. & Riddsiis. I'D.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
SPECIAL DESIGNS in mosaics, imported mar
blss for open fire places.
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON.

FIFTEEN Per CENT. REJECTION during the
coming week at John Rudden's Credit and Cash
stores. $50 and 932 7th street NV, on all
tapestry, body Brussels and ingram carpets;
also on antique and oak bed room suites. parlor
sets of all kinds, sideboards, stoves, heaters
and ranges and everything in the housekeep-
ing line. You can make your own terms.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

ARE You SToUT? or course, il you are, you
don't want to wear a very small, nobby hat,
even il they are fashionable. We have full
line Of large-shaped hats with full brims, Just
what you want. We can suit you, whether you
want to spend 81 or s5. FRANC, One Price, 7th
and d.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
guns FOR HIRE J.H. KuEHL1Se, ,.1212 Pa. ave

AT PRESENT we have great many bargains
to offer just enough away from the ruling style
to cause US to sell at cost. and less IN some in
stances. as follows: odd patterns in Smith 3
moquette that We cannot get more of, at 81 per
yard; odd patterns in best 5-frame body
brussels at 75c. per yard; mahogany side
boards less than cost, and we invite inspection
of our new stock also, which is on the floor
ready for fall orders, and the prices we guar
antee. W. II. HoUaHToN Co..
1218-1220 st. nv!
Go TO r. W. HENDERsoN's, 1113J F street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings, lncrusta, walton, de-
PRACTICAL TAxIDERMIsr, 1912 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

We INVITE INSPECTION of our new stock Of
upholstery goods, curtains, bedding and our
own make of furniture; also solicit orders for
reupholstering and repairing.
WURDEMAN & Co., 610 18th st
Evening star., 1889-09-07

A CARD TO THE PuBLrc.-I have been exam
ined by all the doctors in Baltimore and WASH
ington. Ny sight is paralyzed- None did me
as much good as l. Alexander. optician, 500
llth street northwest. / can now read The
EvEyrNa STAR. recommend him Is the best
for all who suffer with the eyes.
Miss PEDELMAN, HOG 4th st. NV
Evening star., 1889-09-07
The Virginia Democratic Associat

The Virginia democratic association Of the
District held a regular meeting yesterday even
ing and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Henry l. Biscoe, president; Jno.
A. Jones, first vice president; Joseph A. Settle,
second vice president; Jas. h Fisher,
recording secretary; +. ID. Syrich, correspond
ing secretary; w. b. Monroe, financial secre-
tary; r. G. Hungerford, treasurer; h. B. Smith,
sergeant-at-arms. An executive committee of
Ave was appointed. ~ follows e. w. Anderson,
r. w. Hunter, J. r. Fisher; I. @. Washington
and r. n. Harper. Several other committees
were appointed and revolutions were adopted
indorsing the Virginia state democratic ticket
and eulogizing the leaders,
Evening star., 1889-09-07

TWENTY PER CENT SAVED
by buying your teas and coffees at
CHIiA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 7th st
See prices, fourth page.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

The Wom6n's national press association last
evening at willard's hotel adopted . susses-
ton made BY Miss Carrie Harrison to inaugu-
rate plan 10 erect statue Of Lucy Webb
Hayes In this city. II il proposed that III
vomsn's clubs throughout the country share
and that Frances willard, Clara Barton ard
Susan n Anthony be IN The Anal COMMITTEES,
Evening star., 1889-09-07
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIeHr An. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland. Del
aware and Virginia, light rain; cooler; north
easterly vinds
Evening star., 1889-09-07

ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods of doing work. The rush still con-
tnues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
6Sl-635 Mass.a ave. NV. Telephone 1872
Evening star., 1889-09-07
CAsH BAneA1ss
AND VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HENRIErrAs cAsHMEREs, BRoADcLorHs,
BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, SIlKR, VELVEF6.
CANTON FLANNELs. sHkETIHG c0rTONS. and

BLANKETS. BED C0MFQRTS, SILKS, yELvETB,
CANTON FLANNkLS sHkETIEG cOTToNs. and
INN immens. Assortmsn. Of DRY GOODS ss tbs vsry
CARTERS. Cash ssora
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customcru.
Select one Of the following preeents With purchase
e eta Hald,dozen Fine Dsan.sk NapknA worth
75c. PAIR o. Sllk kmhroidered Glove 1ttng corsets
HENklErTA CASH HMEHks. nearly one ysrd and :
value Csc. Price reduced TO Soc.
ERUI1 OF TIE LOON COTTON, yard vida 61<c.
BLACK SQRAH silks excellent quality, 6Oc.
JoN6DA1E CA0DRIo, 11eet Qun1tty, IDA
lmmsnse Assortment of BLANKklh Canh box-
g.ins ~ 59, sH S75, "a szsSO. IS.
Width. N pure nns wool ksil valns 50c Fsics =
.IxbiES 9SoADgIorH, oes y.za saa s-half ~.
~ ErEs e2s yoel AZ @ so,os Only 81
COLO8ED SILK PLUBHE8, 16c.. IL
vAIUABLE PRESENTS for Cas6 Customara
sslsst S ons g ns aoa,oyinx pessnS VII agu5Sae32
9S.E ycs3a a. osa:so: De- Elns b:@;ss Hssll.s
1Sss,cc rs ccSsStAE ss5sA g! rs IS $, -, -
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
G. J. shipley to Emeline Lusby, sub %, 50.
$40; -. z. II. Bradford to A. H. Semmes,
lot ia, Long Meadows; -. b B. Earnshaw
70 Josephine L. elliott, pts. II and II, 50. s74;
el,ooo. J. Lansburg to J.H. johnson ct al, LOT
-. 81 $50; s-.E NJ Noble to G. w. Mil
ford sub "a. So 5is; s2,s0o. & Bieber to A.
6S7; and 5. 50. Z, 6s7; D. W. p. Bradley
to Jessie Z. Marshal, pit. 8, %. 82S; e.. +.
A. Mitchell to E. l. Mcintosh, lot 8, T. q B.'s
sub Pleasant Plains; e..
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BRorHKRs, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
Evening star., 1889-09-07
RKIsISszR's Ice Cream. 2a5 G street

Mr.. c. AuERBAcH, corner 7th and H, WASH
ington agent for the Domestic sewing machine
company, was awarded the first premium and
diploma at the Rockville fair for the Light
running Domestic
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Tn SPxxcxnrAx CoLLEoR has opened during
1hs present week with unusually Ane day and
evening class Of ladies and gentlsnsn n ~ Of
- ssyea depagtmsuta
Evening star., 1889-09-07

BETTER THAN EvER-Our well-known, reliable
fine felt derbies at 81. 80 and S2. New styles and
staple shapes A. T. LEWIS ABS 7th st.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
guns, GUNS, ETC. J. Fl. KUEHLINa.

Do You Know that by paying s10 per month
for seven years you can receive $4,000, or, in
case of death, sooner? Or you can borrow that
amount and return it in monthly payments.
Call or address,
RooM No. /,
635 street w
Evening star., 1889-09-07

TIE JOHNSTON spring leaf blended tea in five-
cent packages. Ask any grocer.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Our Flannel and Working Shirt De-
partment still demands much of our attention.
IL You can make use Of q shirt in the near fu-
ture We will make it worth your while to buy
now. tltl FRANC, One Price, 7th and d.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
CITY ITEMS.
Notice.
The Oyster Man.

Wanted my old customers and the public to
know that am now at 442 9Th street north
west JOHNSON,
1t The Oyster Man
Evening star., 1889-09-07
AnxY OF rHE CuxsEnLAxp-Excuasrox X

Army or TIE Observation-Disclosures TO
CHATTANOOGA, TESx.-The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad viii sell excursion tickets TO Chstts-
nooga and return at $l6.50 for the round trip,
passage to and including October 10. The
twentieth annual reunion Of the Army Of
the Cumberland viii be held at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, September Is 10 20, 1889. The
program mapped out by the COMMITTEES WIN In
cluds visits to the famous battle fields Of Look
out mountain, Orchard Knob, Mission Ridge
and others in the immediate vicinity Of
Chattanooga, . reunion Of blue and gray
veterans on the battle field Of Chickamsugs,
reviews, camp Ares, banquets, fireworks and
other features Of interest to the old soldier and
citizen.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Fifteen Cents on the Dollar Saved
BY purchasing your Carpets, Furniture and
Housefurnishing Goods at John Rudden's Man,
moth Credit and Cash Stores, $50 and $50 7th
ct. n. W.. where for the coming week all Tapes
try, Body Brussels and Ingram Carpets. An
tique and Oak Bed Room Suites, Parlor Suites,
Sideboards, Stoves. Heaters and Ranges will be
offered at a reduction of Is per cent Terms
to suit purchasers and all carpets made and
laid free of cost lts
Evening star., 1889-09-07
HOME SEEKERS.

Attention is called to sale OF cheap land near
Knowles and Garrett Park, under Country Real
Estate
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Down AT LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; main
spring in S.W., 81; key-winder, 75c. Repair
ing in proportion. All work guaranteed r.
c. HINES & Co., 52S 9th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Judqe Con-
Yesterday-Wroe agt. jackson; order for ap.
pearance. Myers agt. Lindsey; E. ]. Stefl-
wagen appointed trustee.
CIRoUIr CoURT-Judge Con.
Yesterday-Dix & Son vs.. Sinsheimer ct al.
Judgment by default. Sawyer VS.. Bradley;
Judgment for plaintiff for 1852 and Judgment
OF condemnation as per stipulation
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Cor
Yesterday-Estate of VIM. Mckee; consent
given to file awarded petition. Estate of Ada
Fairfax; answer of administrator to show cause.
Estate of Helena NJ. Crafty; accounts of sales
and inventory filed and final account passed.
Estate OF Adam Leimbach; will partially proven.
Estate of Henry Birth; order appointing ]. ].
Rives commissioner to take testimony. Es-
tate OF Annie NJ. Orme; petition of James NJ.
Orme for letters of administration. In re A. l.
Appleman: order allowing loan to be made.
Estate OF James A. Jenkins; proof of publication
flied and letters issued to j. G. Dudley, execu-
tor; bond $500. In re G.. L. Kane; Laura H.
Kane appointed guardian; bond $500. In re
Louisa A. Davidson; II. B. Davidson appointed
guardian; bond 81 900. In re infant children of
G. W. ONeill; c. W. O'Neill appointed guardian,
Estate Of Casper Herbert; allowance to orphans
made. Estate ~f 6. d. Golden; special ap-
praisers appointed. Accounts passed as follows:
Estate of E. Mcmahon, first and final of ad-
estate of Catherine Burgman. first
and final of executor; w. Ward, teuth account
OF executors, and of Mary V. Brown, guardian 8
first account; Annie T. Gridley, guardia IA s
second account.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
. LiaHrSrsa RODS. Speaking tubes. J. 81
ErEHLrNe.

Mr.. E. L. IVES, formerly well known in
Washington as a fashionable cutter and mer-
chant tailor. has returned to the city and will
now be pleased to see his many old friends and
acquaintances at MoRIARITY's merchant tailor
Ing establishment, 9l2 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1889-09-07
SAVE Youa EYEsroHr, consult HEnpLEa, cor. ~.

Too MANY Cooks SPOIL THE BROTH and too
many remedies ''settle" the patient There's
preparation now in extensive use for nervous
troubles that discounts all types and kinds of
treatment for quick and positive cure. DIR.
Hendleys celery, beef and iron it is called,
and is q perfect nerve cure
Evening star., 1889-09-07

DO You Enjoy q Cup OF Good Coffee?
II so, try pound or two Of our Fine Fresh
Roasted Coffee this evening. Bring us your
order for Fine Teas, Coffees and Groceries and
get your Sugars Away Down in Price. NJ. a p.
METZGER, All 7th st. NV lts
Evening star., 1889-09-07
Sales Of Real Estate.

The Georgetown and Tenleytown railway
company has bought for $1,000 of Gottfried E.
T. Rosenbusch, part lot 261, B. H.'s addition
to West Washington, fronting 2s7 feet on High
street.
Anna R. Taylor Of Norfolk, Va, has bought
Of r Goldschmid for $500 part Is, square
400, S265 by 24.25 feet, on south side Of /. be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets northwest
b. F. Gilbert q Co. reportth following sales:
Lot A, square 210, to J. L. Heiskell. $4,000;
lot III, square 1885, to Hensy Floyd, $4,000:
lot SO, square 7s0, 70 Helen MARI, $4,000; lot
10S, square 856, to Ada e. Cobb. eSO00; lot 1874,
square 271, to ]. w. Randolph, "a, 100; lot 1O5,
square $50, to VIM. Bagger, $4,000: lot 2S.
square 942, to Marion veitenheimer. S5. zoo. lot
IS, square 513, to G. W. Milford, e2.6O0.
+. p Madagan has bought for S6,O 600 Of Mar
garet 8. White, sub Il, square 964. 20 by an
average depth Of So feet ON Virginia avenue,
between 12th and 18th streets southwest.
Royal 7. Frank, el8, ,225, of u. Danzeubsker.
lots 81 and 81, P's sub, Washington Heights
G. r. Graham, $4,000, Of Laura Z. Jones,
sub 81, square 240, 20 BY 100 feet ON B street.
between 18th and 14th streets northwest
RAoRs Az TIE WxxK--At baltimore during
the expositton, 9th to 14th.; take the Baltimore
and Ohios 4S-minute dyera Time table IN
other column eL2o round trip.-Adut
The Minneapolis Joxrnors Ashland, via.
special sayB the steamer Tourist vas burned
yostsrday. Loss o6,o00l
Three negro convicn we're killed yesterday q
Rising Fawn furuace, Ga, by the premature
explosion Of blast Tho explosion was due
70 The carelsmnem ef The unfoetanats vio1ina.
Evening star., 1889-09-07

Sl.2O TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN.-The Balti-
more and Potomac railroad company is now SELL
ing excursion tickets to Baltimore at one fare
for the round trip, viz, Sl.20. Tickets will be
on sale until the 14th instant, good to return
until the 21st, inclusiye=Adn