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CHAS s WALIACH, Trustee.
~ IS eoSds J. C. MCGUIRE Co. Auct'rs.


NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF two wrIts Of
~ her aclas issued from the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and 70 me directed, wall
expose 20 public sale for cash. in front The Court
House door of said county, on TUESDAY tho ism
gay OF August next, ls59, at u O'Clock ms the los
lowing Described property, to wit: All defend
ants ught, ute, claim aud interest Ia aud a. that
part ofcTIginal Lot No in Square 3ls frortng Is
feet on III street north, and founded as follows
Commencing 81 apoIht IS feet Ey from the south
east corner OF tald square, snd running thence
north on re vita l1th street az feet therce veft
on hne with sad street IS feet, thence sonth on
line with said 18th street " feet To SAID street
AID hSEce ca st ssId street = feet tho ace
nt beginning, containing 245o square feet more ar
less. IN the city of Washington ID. together with
All and singular the lmpToveT1"rt thereon. seized
and levied upon as the property of Saul VI. knight,
and will he sold to satisfy JucIciais Nos los ard
SS, To Oct"hsT term, 1865, an favor Of VIM. T Dor.
use Of Il homas Brown, use Of Geo Poe, IT., use Of
II. Stewart and the other If Thos. r. ard Archa-
m 4. Siaiey. by their next friend Asbu.y 4 ,oyd
uSe "f Gro. Poe Ir., use oi q. & stewart Vs. Ss1nI
Nj. knight, w. w, Campbell and John H. Tuck5r.
W. SEBpEN, Marsha
Jy - - Tor the District Of Columbia.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LrNlaENr.
MARAvILLA! MaRavtt1,
49,, MARAvILLAm
The most wonderful preparation known
For DeStroying Dnndruf;


Referring Sick Read1c5f:
Preventing the Hair from FdIlrpg Out;
. Gpd Producing Glossy Girls
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ami by the Proprletprs. Price 81 cents
CHARLES ERNEST Co., IS Maiden Lane, N. Y.
IL will accomplish ell that is claimed for IT. ard
will use your MaraviIia" -. '
jsS-sm J. Nj. BRADsra EEr, 2S7 Broadway, y. Y
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READ THIs.-we have had occasion to call at
tcntiOn in terms of commcndation more or less
warm, according TO our conviction, to various
pleasure excursions Of the season Nop we come
TO one upon which we can consci cntiously "go the
whole figure" IL is fact which no person at
this day will make himself ridiculous by at
tempting To controvert that the odd Fellows by
the effectiveness Of their organization; by their
being composed largely of family men, land
taking their families with them on excursions;)
by their responsibility class from the rigor
with which the character of candidates for adj
mission is inspected; by their general good fel-
lowship; and from tue fact that all the pretty In
teligent, and charming wotn,sn. married and
single, show their good taste by Invariably choos-
ing to 90 on L. o. o. ]. excursions in preference
to all others; from these and 4 variety of other
caiises too numerous to paricuarixe, it Inevitably
comes about that the excursions given by this
brotherhood stand No. in the comInunity Old
folks 80 on them because they are safe, pleasant
and orderly; the young folks because they enjoy
themselves heartily This is all just as it should
be. and we have further to add, that Excelsior
Lodge, No. T., renowned for not having a bad
looking or unamiable member In its ranks will
make an excursion to Glymont, Oh Monday, the
Sth Of August; further that the steamer Coliyer
has been secured; yet further that Withers' band
will do up the handsome thing in the music de-
partment; and last of all, that the committee are
concocting variety of arrangements calculated
TO make the affair go of In an ENJOYABLE manner
'" know the men and they can do it.
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"a arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
two-s story back buildings, containing f ON 10 u
above property is located the north side Of Mas
sa"husetts avenue, between 4th ana 5th SITS. Per-
denoe would do well 10 call at No. 81 of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the same
square for sale. lie q IF
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ITALY.

There are strong indications of discomfort in
some parts of Italy. At Florence there is great
agitation. The provisional government had is
sued proclamation, describing the peace as be-
traying the finest hopes,-that the Tuscan govern
ment participated in the sentiments Of the people,
and Tuscany will not be replaced under the woke
a I'd infint nee "f Austria against her will and
rights.
The lie Nord says French corps Of forty thou
sand men will remain in Italy until the reorgan-
lzatiOn Of the country, according 10 the treaty Of
Villa Franco.
The Piedmontcse correspondent of the Daily
News saws that fresh Piedmontcse troops were
going 10 Rcmaqua, with Napoleon's consent, to
maintain order and take from the Pope all none
OF recovering IT by the help Of tie Swiss Guard
The most important towns in the Ron an States
have sent a deputlticn to Garibaldi
Modena and Parma arc said to be In state of
revolt. :
The Austrian troops still remain in position, the
sa'ne as If peace had not been declared
Orders have been given 10 some French ships to
protect Frenchnen and their property az Tus any
in case of need
A Paris correspondent of the Post saws il has
never been intended to support. by French
army, the return of the Grand Duke TO Tuscany
IL was reported that Sardinia had recalled her
representatives from Tuscany and Modena
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R Ii Fl f' Il. CLARKE. Trustees.
j. 2i-cOts A GREEN. Auot-


TkUSr TEES SALE OF VAITABI,E I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON Sixth STREET WEST
BETWEEN u AND STREETS NORTH Ar PupITc
AUcIIoN-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON An-
grst Yth, At 6s O'clock on the premises, by virtue
ted August 5th, 1885, and duly recorded in Iber J.
=. No. l5a, fOllos i1s, ct See the subscriber will
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve, (I2JIn
Square numbered four hundred and ghty six I.ael
fronting twenty i've t25l feet sixth street vest
between y and street, north, running back eli hty
hive lS1D feet To an alley, with the improvements
consisting OF a two-stOry brick Dwelling House,
with back building and bakery attached.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured
~ aoeed oil trust On the premises All CONVEX ano-
ing at the cost of the purchaser
GLASS. WALLACE, Trustee
~ Is eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE a. co. Auct'Ts
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THE LANES CATHOLIC Am SOCIETY, of Wash
lnst9n propose to give an excursion to Glymont
on "Wednesday, August 10TH .El.G : =.
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ZINE READY MADE

Il CLOTHING
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants and Vests,
Back Alpaca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
DuT do
Travelling Busters, &c.
Having connection with the largest mauufactur-
Ing establishment north, we enjoy superior advan-
tages tr supply Inc the very best goods at the low
est possible prices. The styles are found 20 excel
anything IN Washington. and the workmanship far
exeels ANYTHING heretofore offered IN this market,
and IS go Acknowledged 10y al VINO pstronize our
establishment.
- we aiso nave on hand superior stock OF Gents
every description, az short notIce, at q small i'd
vance on the prices OF our ready made clothing =
j. NJ. McCAMIsY A Co.
iY under National Hnfsh
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TIE SHADE Trees The Public Gardener. Mr.
Safer hasset abort the removal of those trees from
the streets which dead or diving The hands
were engaged yesterday in cutting up the old elm
aud ash trees from the avenue, at the west end Of
the Presidents Square. For many years they
yielded delightful shade; but the carelessness of
the WORKING engaged in repaving the avenue at
this point. few years since, injured them TO an
extent that caused speedy decay. These trees fas
well as others which it may be found necessary to
removel will he replaced Ivy various kinds Athe
maple, linden, aspen, able. ~,
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The ECLIPSE Of the sun took place Yesterday ac-
cordlng to published programme. but did not
prove a very shady affair
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The HlBERNIA CLUE propose to give their sec
ono annual excursion to Glynont on "Wednesday,
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Naval Intelligence
Baltimore Markets .

New YORK. July 30-The frigate san Jacin'o
sailed hence for the coast Of Africa this morning
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THE UNION CLUE announce their first grand pic
mic to come of at Arlington on the o2tl of August
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WHITE MOUNTAINS AND BosroN - Northern
travel having strongly set in, and as many of our
readers are not aware Of the facilities offered tour
lists In reaching the above places. we herewith APP
pend the route and cost. Through tickets can now
he procured at the depot of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad, in this city, TO Boston or the White
Mountains, via New York and tue Norwich and
orcestcr line. Passengers can have their ly,,r.
gage chcc ked from here TO New York and on tie
cars before reaching there. can have them re-
checked, without charge, to Boston or Weir,s-
Centre Harbor. Plymouth or Littleton
Leaving w ashingtOR at 1: 10 a. Ill max ing close
connection in Philadelphia with New York and
at the LITTER place with Tie splendid steamers Com,
Inon"ealth or Connecticut. you arrive at Boston
at D a. IN. next morning, aud AT the Mountains til
same evening Fare through 10 Boston, iuclud!ng
transfer Of person and baggage in each CITY, eleven
DOLLARS and hfty cents; and to the Mountain Rousa
via Plymouth. only sixteen dollars and twenty-f We
cents, including st1ge fare over twenty -four miles
~ TIE finest road in the country Procure your
tickets through before starting.
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SEVRRALPERSONS CAN BE Accommodated
- with ROOMS At Mrs. BOWIE'S, at l10I2,h
street, between and q. They are pleasant and
I"dsondbe.
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NOTICE,

III NOTICE. -g q
lIlfX Owing to contemplated repairs on my IL
Ufl4 store house, which are to take place IN ~
49, cided 70 cell my entire stock OF @ R0CE-
H RIE, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD
" and natural flavor, Ct greatly reduced prices,
until my entire stock 10 disposed Of which isiar e;
quality. And now invite my present customers
an All other persons who buy for the cash to come
ana partake OF the adyauta yes which here offer.
~ JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer, Il /.
no 81! Pa. svenue, between eth and 7th sts.,l !
" NV N14LL ~ y southside. !
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lIRRAr RRrr.lN

In the House Of Lords, on the 18TH the debate
Was confined TO the dispatches that have passed
between England ana Prussia in regard to the
war
In the House of Commons, Lord Russell stated
that the Stadt dues We're being considered bv the
law officers of the crown, who. pending the de-
months
Mr.. Gladstanes budget makes the revenue of the
wear f65 i77 80, and the expenditures 81 CUB 900
The revenue of the current year Is estimated at
Ito, 3iU,tJJ. and the expenditures fs9 POI 900
IL is proposed to add Id. TO the income tax on
incomes of over ESQ, and I'd. on incomes be-
tween tl10 and flUO. The debate was generally
favorable TO the scheme. The consideration Of the
budget, IN lis details, was fixed for the DIST
IL was recommended in the House of Lords on
the 18th that the subject Of telegraphic communi-
cations with Gibraltar. America and the west
coast OF Africa, have the serious attention Of the
Government.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A beautiful COUNTRY
"A RESIDENCE near Washington is for sale II
paoes within range of twenty miles around Wash
i1ston. For further information apply at the Star
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REcsLEss pRIvIss Two omnibuscs of oppo-
81 uon hnes were driven along Seventh street YES
t~rday sftcrnoon at rate that looked like racing
Awning at the canal bridge, one took the right
a"d fiI- other the lcft hand way. The result was
"a came la contact with a meal wagon beIonri -
'" Nr Joshua Banks and the wagon was broken
'-' hors, intured and the driver thrown against
uee-boy, bat fortunately he was not seriously
h"rt The parties were arrested Ivy Ohicer Gill
aud taken before Justice Dom, who, after e1ami-
h-il"I. fined the driver. Patrick Coleman, TIE
CAsHiing party, rvs dollars and costs, and lie
;rrreed To Pay what damage was done by the col
iislon with the wayon = =. = |
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NEWS DRESS SUITS, --t- ..
News Business Ssits,
CHnDREN's DRESS SUTTs,

-, Chtidrer'S School Saits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing OF the newe:t and richest desi gns
In material, trlIpmlng, aud workmanship, g.
To those who study Koellence with economy, in
fashiOna bile articles Of dress an opportunity is
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF sady- Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duoeo prices. ------- -.-..t -. B-ly
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN1MrSr.
It's wOnoerful effects a. consequent popularity
perhaps no article In the history OF the Maferia
Msdicd, ever uIred the same patTonag e was sub
jected to the same nunber of severe and different
tests, and met with few failures as the Mustapg
it;lnlment It has Justly been styled Psnac for
al external Wounds Cuts, SwelIngs, Sprains,
Bruises or Eruptlons on Man Beast. It IS so far
medicine OF surprising virtue that arc
compelled to prescribe il. and from soipa Tema K
able cures of ChroHi and Distorted Ratn,ndffc
cases mas naturally attracted much attertion from
the hTst scientific minds of the age. No family can
AFFORD TO be without bottle of the Mustang Lin
msnf IN the house. Be,rdre If limitations. : =
The genuine IS sold by respectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES Il PARK. Projectors. New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Insect Potrder.
I-lm,eOw
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WATcH REruRNs.-The docket at the guard
house presented no trial cases this morning. There
were three names entered, but they were dodgers
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THE LATEST

The London Daily News CITY article SAYS the
budget conmends i,ief 10 favor by It's simplicity,
and. although il involves the necessity of ssc-i-
fees. has been well received in the city.
The Times says the general feeling in regard 10
the budget can be said to be completely satisfar-
tory Ii is regretted that there is not an aiu-
sion To the eNpedlencv. or otherwise of an exDort
duty on coal, the equalization Of the sugar duties
&c The necessity that the income tax should be
all levied in the half year is disputed.
The lie Nord says that the preliminary treaty O {
peace, although arranged in principle at Villa
Frsnca, will be definitely drawn up at Zurich,
and will then be officially communicated to the
courts of Europe. :
The Times correspondent says that the peace
produced the greatest evaporation and detection
at Turin. The Emperor was accused of being a
traitor to Italy and his portraits We're withdrawn
TO prevent the shop windows from being broken
Inc reception Of the Emperor was cold and no
vlvas Were Offered for tie Emperor.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-rhe supply Of provisions in
the market was excellent in quality and ample in
quantity. The prices rloderating. the sales are
more active. The space was filed with the
wagons and other vehicles of the dealers and the
gangwlys were crowded with purchasers We
saw a Il ispatrh from baltimore dealer this morn
irg, inquiring for Tomatoes, from which il APP
pears that they bring ready sale there. They are
somewhat Of drug here. The Potomac farms
lave sent their first iustallment Of melons TO this
ma ket. a load Of I3O having arrived YESTERDAY.
were taken Immediately by the dealers The
melons before offered were from Norfolk Tb.
market was lively from the beginning TO the end
N me sale hours. The prices averaged abou. as
follows
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FISHING TACKLE.

EOR SALE-h large Herring's Wilder Patent
FIRE and Burg lar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
ablo Tor bankers and merchants doing a larg s bust
cess. Inquire of ". SNYDER 4 SfIS. Bankers
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BURGLARS ToOLs.-,Yesterday, Mr. Ricketts,,
of the auxiliary guard carried to the central sta
ton three curiousiy constructed skeleton KEYS,
which he found under the steps at the Circle at
the West End. They are roughly made, some
Whist rusted and IT Is probable the individual
who Placed them there. has either been Obliged
to leave the city without using them, or having
been Gagged had not a chance to yet them into
practice. We have seen specimens Of workman
ship of burglar now in prison, and there is a
similarity that leads to 4 suspicion that these
Were Of his manufacture
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[coNMUNICArgD.


Mr. EDITOR: Asl presume you have got through
with the notices of the public schools of this CITY,
presume you will not object to give short &C
count Of the state of few obscure free schools
supported by the Catholics of this city The large
female school attached 10 st. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum | believe you have already noticed 4
shal connne myself TO the other Catholic schools
three IN number st. Patrick's Parish School
next 10 The residence Of the pastor Father ToOle
IS composed entirely of BOYS. and has had an at.
tendance OF about one hundred and fifty durinr
the last wear, who We're instructed in all the
branches OF an English education. with Christian
doctrine by two teachers. Their prorress in the
above branches Will compare fayorably with aIIy
schol In Tie city St Dominick's kent in the
basement OF st. Dominick's Church Island ia
composed of boys and girls, with two teachers,
male ana female. has All attendance of about two
hundred. alarge portion of whom are girls Their
shiules are the same abCve-named and their
progress equal. The third kept i'm Large room
IN the old capitol Capitol Hill has an attendance
OF aoont seventy-hve, of whom about dozen are
girls i he teacher Of this school, Mr. H Tuohv
Is gentleman Of fine attainments and can extend
me studies Of his pupils TO Latin and Greek if
thought expedlent. All the above schools are pa
uonlzed by the Young Catholics Friend Society
OF which Mr.. Frank McNerhany is president An
examination Of the two l1st-named schools took
place on Thursday and Friday last in the pres
ence OF q few gentlemen Interested in their sue
cess, which proved perfectly satisfactory
GEO. SAVAGE, V. p. y. e. r. 8.
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POLICE MArrEns-BeforfJssf es Clark-Mase
Cohen and M. Steef were this morning brought
before the magistrate, charged with being engaged
in street fight The affair not being OF serious
character and the fact appearing that the defend
anti had been melted to this disgraceful conduct
by two lawless and worthless young men, they
were discharged without further punishment thar,
a severe lecture from the magistrate go n E77
Mary ShowdeD, for using profane language in
the public street. was fined 81 81.
MILITARY PICNIC on MONDAY NRxT The
Washington fagers propose to give picnic on
Monday next at Humphrey 4 Juenemans Capitol
Hill. the proceeds TO be appropriated for new mil
forms. Wagner's band will be In attendance and
the previous success of the company in affairs of
this kind ensure the best kind of time on this
occasion .' r'.. - - -
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LOR SAl.E.-A nearl. rev FRAME HOUSE,
4 Containing SIX good rooms and sumner kite hem
situated on First street east, near e. street north
witfln two minutes walk of the Capitol and in a
very Iapidiy improvlug Ieighburhood. Terms:
ohr thlIa cash; the b4lauce in SIX, twelve and
slghteen months, or four hundred dollars cash the
balance pay able twenty FIVE dollars suonth ritIe
indispnta be: For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM THOMPSON or NJ. FRENCH, az the
Oap'W iy 27-ft+
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4 NbhA STA BILE FOR SAIE.-The entire
STOCK OF hrst class Livery Stable, inc ludinS
horseS, Suggles, Carriages Harness md Il xtuIes
Is now offered Tor sale. the present owner wisnes
To leave the city. The location i. one of the hest IN
tht city AID rare Inducr is now ted to
those wisalng 10 purchase. Address 'Iilverv Sta.
be, Star Office, iy EFT
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Hsn
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ST Louis, Jaly "a special dispsseh N tn~
Democrat says that three men had arrived Al -
Joseph, bringing sl2 500 in gold dust These
P.rues sposed Of Sc .o0 worth AZ Omaha making
a .otai OF So 500 from the ksnsas gold mines
inekahsisc onsti tutional convestion adjourned
sSss az Tonight. The new constitution was
saop,ed by vote Of 81 to 10, all the Demecrd,s
voting against IL and refusing 10 sign H.
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I NOTICE.
hNTEND DING to close our present business about
the st of August, will until then sell the stock on
hand at greatly reduced prices for CASH. The stock
embraces many fine
SHER RIliS, MADEIRAS, RRANDIES,
MHlShlES, and other LIQUORS,
High gale CLARETS, DOCKS, and CHAM
PAGNES,
A great variety Of imported SAUCES. PICKLES.
PRESERVES. &c.
Togethec with complete assortment Of SPICES,
&c. for picking and preserving.
The w and Liquors are OI fine quality and
VIII be sold at less PRICE than they can he had
the impo trs. SAEKEII 4 MILLER
pa Pa. av.. adjoining KirkwOo House.
jy % tAugl lIntelJ
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RuSAwAY AND ACCIDENT Yesterday, horse
attached TO wagon in which was seated MIR. F.
Bangert and lady, ran away, and dashing at 1
furious gait along Sixth street upset the wagon at
the Maryland avenue intersection. Mr.. Bangor,
injured. Ills yOnng companion was more pain,
fully injured, having her nose broken. The horse
continuing on, frightened another belonging to
Mr. Pearson, which began to kick, and his hooi
came in contact with child near by, injuhng 1t,
but not dangerously. IS, 5se. -. ~ .'
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street, between 18th and 18th sts., and floating
franklin Square. The house has aII the modern
with back building, bath room gas,
II: G. STEWART, corner of 18th and ii sts.
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MISS NJ. A. LOCKE Continues the latest style
vi of DRESSMAKING in all its branches at No,
% East Capitol street. Dresses made in the neat
eat mannar ~ low = N doar -'-- = ma -