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HIrpsr's Weekly August (from j. C. Parker
sion.
DupTez & Bene diets lannon's minstrel troupe
opens at the National Theater next week. 1t is
enc OF the best of minstrel troUpes.
Ihe contract Tor placing Seneca stone coping
" feet IN height on either side of Cabin John
bridge Washington aqueduct) was yesterday
AWARDED to Messrs. Riley A. Shinn & Co.
MI j. W Soran is erecting on G. street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th, q row of six three story and
each.
Does Ordwsy really expect to put his man
FTiday-L- Barnes-in the House OF Representa-
tiyss? II he does the result may perhaps
cause him some disappointment
This morning William Hawkins, a cOlored
laboJer employed IN digging the excavation of
building for Sir. Edward Swami, adjoining
police hsaigu grters was taken dangerously i'll,
and TOT time ms life was despaiTed OF. DE-. j.
+. Dexter attended him.
To-day President Gatehel, of the :. +. 7. p.
q. e. L. A.. arrested two men on 18th ST., for
driving sore and crippled horses. The animals
were Immediately taken from the wagons and
Nr. Gatchel concluded not TO p sh the matter
further.
Last night Sergeants Vernon and Fainter.
with Officers Oliver and Frederick. made p raid
or house OF Ill fame. Kept BY Elizabeth john
son, alias "Siue Foot LIZ, = and arrested five of
the inmates who we're licked up in the central
grad house for hearing.
At the meeting of the board of police Yesterday
the order assigning extra officers at the depOts
upon the arrival of the northern, western aud
southern trains was amended so as to require
tie attendance OF a sergeant and four privates
At every deIOt i'm the city at the times specified
The body of John Jones, the colored man who
was killed yesterday on the Baltimore AMI PO-
tOmac railroad, was brought 10 this city and
turned over to Mr.. BuydOrf, and this morning
was buried by direction of sanitary officer,
NOonan, at the expense OF the District none
OF his friends appearing TO claim the remains
Mr.. King, who took an ounce of creosote, "a
mentioned in TIE STAR last evening, and whose
case was. at the time, considered critical BY DIR.
" QnE
medical aid, is now out OF danger, and rapidly
recovering.
The contractors for paving Pennsylvania ave-
me, from 18th street TO Georgetown, the Wash
ingtOn Asphalt Company, are rapidly pushing
their work. ard by tomorrow evening the wood
will be laid a. far as the Circle. The work OF
grading and laying down the wood pavement Is
being done by Mr.. Albert Gleason, sub-con-
traefar-
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government Securities.
NKw YoRK-FYRsT BOARD.
Markets To-day.


BALTIMORE, July 26.-Virsinis skies, cid, So;
de- coupons, Id, A.; do. do, new, 80; yirenis con-
solidsted, sea: West Sirgiliss, IS. North CARROLL
mas, old, S.1s, do. new, 80, do. special tax, Il.
BALTIMoRK, July 20 Cotton dull and nominal:
Low middliDgs, f0h. Flour quiet and unchanged
heat teciinsd Sc: White choice, 81 81. & Is;
amber, site; fair TO prime do, 81 i0aSl S. good
70 prime red, IL -45sSl IS; common to fair do ,
SlSaSl 40; western nominal, 81 5osSl IS. Corn
sieb dy 1oAd9; mixed western 90. Oars hrmer: New
sou; herp, 4c&4i; old western mixed, 4laa2 BYE
quiet. sos7e Provisions strong aud bnoysut. Mess
PORK, - "a b9lk me ats scarce; Shoulders,
and higher: Shoulders, 7a7a4; RIB sides, sSssssl
cIt ar RIB sides. 9as a, sugar cured hams, Qasls .
Western butter quiet and steady, prices urchan ged
Whisky iImer
NEW YoRK, July 2S-Stocks steady Geld firm
l5&. Money easy, ;. Exchange. long. 9sz; short
L. Governmsnts stl and seady: Virginia SIS,
NEW YORK, July 2o.-Flour firm. Wheat steady
Corn firm.
LoS1oN, July 26, noon.-Consols, 92z for money:
92Ss Tor account; t2's, 9lA; 65's, 924s; Gs, elk;
N-i0's, $50
PARIS, July 6-Specie in the Bank'of France de-
creased 4 ito ito francs
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Hfghly Sensational

AMERICAN NEWS ny WAY OF PARIs-srARr-
LING ADVENTURES ON A PACIFIC RAILROAD
TRAIN.
From the Paris Figaro.1
1t is known that the railroad from San Fran
CISCO TO New York passes through the reserva-
tions OF several tribes OF Indians, who inyarj-
ably regard the locomotives as terrible mon
sters created by the NJ anton to extermin ate the
red man. Several times already the Indians
have attempted to throw the trains off the track.
In these enterprises they were led by one of the
nercest OF their chiefs, n Cherokee named Nahs
and surnamed Mocking Bird. All their at
tempts having failed, Naha resolved to change
MS tactics. Accordingly, on the 2d of June last
he concealed himself near the rails, and with ex-
traordinary activity bounded upon the footboard
OF train No. &C. from San Francisco to New York
lie then slipped along the train till he reached
the locomotive, where he killed the fireman
with blow OF his tomahawk, stabbed the en- yi-
neer with his knife, and after scalping them
jumped on the tender, brandishing the scalps
and bowling out savage war song. The
settlers along the line became terrified as thew
saw the train, which now dashed along a. a
fearful speed, driven by the ferocious engineer
The passengers all cried out for help. Their
situation was extremely perilous; in fact they
were running into the jaws OF death. FINALLY
an ofhcer OF the navy, Mr.. Henry Pierce, de-
termined to sacrifice himself to save his fellow
passengers. Armed with a long dirk knife, be
ran along the fOotboard OF the train and
jumped upon the engine. The chief uttered
a war cry and brandished his tomahawk, and
hand to-hand struggle was commenced over
the bodies Of the engineer and the fireman.
The passengers put their heads out of windows,
and with an anxiety which may easily be i'm
agined, tried to see the fight. In about a min
ute Pierce fell msrtally wounded under Mock
ing Bird, who. in the twinkling of an eve.
scalped him. But, while he was triumphantly
waving the scalp Of his victim i'm the air, Mr..
Pierce, who was still living, had sufficient
strength to jump up and lunge his knife into
the Indians breast, killing him instantly. He
then crawled to the valve handle, shut OFF the
steam, and the train stopped. The passengers
ran to the assistance OF this brave officer but il
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J $50 HANDSOME SUITS
OF al styles; foa gale CHEAP q

I'm THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
The 5th day Of July, 1879,
GEORGE M. MILLER, plaintiff, vs. WASHINGTON
DASFoRTH. defendsnt-At Law No. -.
On motion Of the plaintiff, By J. B. Mcconnell,
his attorney, il is ordered that the defenda
his appearance be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this day:
of default.
A true COPY. BY the Court:
Test-R. ]. MEIGS, CLERK. ystusw
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Wall street was dull again yesterday, and
money abundant on call at 2s3 per cent. Gov
eminent bonds were quiet and steady. In the
stock market little was done outside OF Pacific
mail and Erie. There was a decline in the lat
ter 10th IN New York and London, the cause as
signed being the destructive fire in jersey city
on the night previous, by which the company
sustains q loss of 81 .5On. 0a0.
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A UsrIN p. BRowN,
"A Corner u. y. svens

"A Corner y. Z. avenue end lsth street. ,
LuEBER, LiHE, cTnfHr, sAHD, &C., &C.. %.
LUMBIk BILLS cot 20 order on sRort notice.
Paving DarDosss delivered In aay part Of the d.
Hal ESTATE boushf ana celia suc money IN
veotsd. To this branch o. the bus fnesg viii here
sssr gysnZ ssrssssi ssssnstSp, and VII Be :, 70
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WATCHING WATcHNRN.-Mis

WATCHING WATCHMKN.-Miss Fox, sister of
Macauley's friend Lord Holland, lived toward
the close of her life at q suburban abode called
+" Little Holland House." Nervous as to bur-
glars, in what was then q very burglarious
neighborhood, she employed private watchman
to guard her. 1t was part Of this functonary's
duty to fire off gun at certain period Of the
evening, to prove that he was " all there" and
to impress the burglariously disposed with Q
proper sense Of their danger. "When hear this
gum" the old lady used to say, SO know that /
may 60 to sleep In safety" 1t was currently
believed that the Waterman regarded this inci-
dent in the night as the signal for the COM
mencement of his own slumbers also. 1t Is not
long since great London firm discovered that
their Waterman had conceived and executed
most cunning system of robbing them, and
robbery reported . short time since from New
ark revealed circumstances scarcely less salts
factory. A tewelry store was broken open, and
hve thousand dollars In gold taken before the
arrival of the private watchman. 1t appeared
that this functionary was due at his post long
before-the shop closed at eight-but, having
met with charmer in the shape of q young
lady with whom he had no previous acquaiut-
ance, this siren, who, Of course, was in league
with the robbers, % beguiled Cerberus that he
dallied with her until the robbery had been sue
cessfully accomplished. Where n absolute "a
curity for valuables to be found? How to watch
wafchmen is dificulty which remains TO be
solved.-Appleton's Journal W
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HOW THE LEADERS IN THE RECENT REVOLT
ARE TREATED.
A reporter Of the Auburn Bulletin writes as
follows: The cells occupied by these mutineers
closure, something in the nature of storm
house, which excludes the light and prevents all
access to the inmate except by the officials
Air Is furnished through minute opening
guarded by wire netting, to prevent the inser-
ton of food or other articles by convicts who
may be employed in the wings. The inmates of
the "sOlitaries" are fed on short allowance,
which is given sometimes twice and at other
times thrice day, according to the deserts of
period. Winslow, another occupant OF these
private apartments, will be remembered as the
convict who so treacherously attempted to muir
der Keeper Hahn last winter. He still persists
in his obduracy, ana would kill fellow. convict
or keeper as willingly as hyena would open
grave.
Adjoining this precious scoundrel is another
equally desperate wretch, a New York ruffian
like the Others already noted, and named Smith.
He was one of the party of fifty Sing Sing trans
fers who revolted on the train bringing them to
escape. But dose of cold lead from the revolt
vers of their keepers foored them promptly,
and they are now doing the state some service.
Smith and WinslOw were partners in the affair.
Smith was ordered to come out OF his cell for
punishment some few days ago, but refused.
He had a knife in his possession, and swore he
would kill anybody who should attempt to take
him out. Accordingly, line OF hose was laid
from the water works on the premises, and the
and a half he had taken all the water he wanted,
and began to beg. Being told to give up his
knife, he did go, and it was found that his
bravery had all been soaked out,
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9 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LoUIsyIILS, KESrvcKT.
BY authority IN the act of the Legs sture iucor
rorstinR the PUBLIcIIBRARYO KENTUCKY
the Trustees will give their
second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall Of the Public Library building in
Louisville. Ky, On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g, Isg2.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued ~ $40 each; half tickets, S. Quarter
tickets 81 So IL hlle tickets fer 500 . Tor szss
s. for ESQ; Is tor 81 TO: sS5 fOr S2O: SIS Tor
IS COO No discount on less than Slo worth u
tick cts at time.
During the concert the sum Of
5000 IN CURRENCY
viii be given the holders Of tickets by distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS
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SALE or HAY AND LIVE STOCK SCALES
heSsTs. CC.twe!i & King. auctiOueers, accom-
panied by Mr.. ). Mach arland. superintendent
Oh ths part OF the District government, visited.
IN rapid order, tie various District scales YES
tercay, and sold the exclusive sight and priyi-
Iese Tor using the scales until Jdly LIST, 1873
under recent act of the legislature. The at
tendance Was very large and bidding spirited
The prices lar exceeded those ever obtained be-
lore, VIZ: At 10 O'Clock the CniontOwn scales
were started at 500, and knOckedOf TO NJ. C.
Hunter at SlC1. AT II O'Clock the NAVY Yard
scales were started az SiJ and knocked OFF 10
Geo H. Gaddis al so. At l21z O'Clock The
Center Market scales were started at q 600 and
Knocked OF 30 james Holmes at - 800. AtIiL
O'Clock the Northern Liberty scales were started
ar sl"O ami knocked or to james Holmes at
Sl-46-. AT 5 O'Clock the Georgetown scales were
started at Siuo and knocked OF 10 p T.. CoskIev
At $40. AT O'Clock DTOveI's Rest scales were
started at ~lOJ and knocked OF TO James Holmes
atsl'lz'. AT O'Clock the BrightwOOd scales
were started ~ SO and Knocked of to ID. n
LaatTty 81 So.
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AYSTERIOCs DISATPEARAGCE-Charl l.
Newha.i. who was fined 500 or ia default "a
days in the OTkEOuse in the police court on
Saturday last on the charge Of making a villful
exposure OF bis person to little school girls has
not been seen stree Monday. His wife made ar
raHGC ment for TIE payment OF his fire and he
was released. Neither his wife nor friends be-
heye that there was any wilfulneSs IN the act
and they assert that he has been acting
very singulariy at times, being very much cast
down. On Monday afternoon he read in a
morning paper at his residence, near the gov
eminent printing Office, the article in relation
20 his case. headed "A Beast Fined. y and taking
his lat left the house. and has not been seen
since His friends are of the opinion that, being
O. a sensitive nature, he has made way with
himself.
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OPEN JUNE 1879

OPEN JUNEl 1, 1874
This favorite and celebrated watering place will
offer additie nal attractions this season. f. -
Among other improvements there has been SEsA0
sdjoining tue psrior; the psror has bssn eSi.lEsa
and much improved aud the proximity OF the two
ysfh in Esns kept
s,a ss waters 81 these special springs either cure
.V dh4cne nsfSsnt
eitls. Chrenic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
slsos great value in those affections which are pe>
en,i i to the female constitutions, and - ap-
perhaps, unrivalled amongst mineral water
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
general all the sources Of smnsement and rscrs.
ston usually found a. our best resorts viii
hs seIs1 *
houIs OF Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, etc,
Ohio ssfosa ssS Ss. the ps
spd sRa nsw and se,sf eosehes Sas'a
Fl ESRR.PPss e
RSas ss.Bs ss%or.
also, In Washington.
n making IN sss sf tn: grounds:
CHARGED halfmy regular rates. iels-2awam
LIMITED STATES PATKNT oFFICI,
the petition Of JAMES T. S6W Sps % iS Gan
10 fa n sn fSs the as7 e.
IL Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18Th day Of October next; that the
se limited 0 lie ssh day Of next. snd
thai said petition be heard on the 18th day Of Nove
's s Any ts,s
ERlN0H ILyTINe-rhs only place IN the city
~ vhere II q dsne. Also, efampins, Pinking snl
q q. color: y eo
janls-ly 0pDosiss fsssas OScs;
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A DECIDED SOCIAL SENSATION was recently
created at Lima, Peru, by the marriage of H
NJ. Brent dttGche of the United States Legation
and Miss Nicaela, eldest daughter of Don Car
los Delgado Moreno, of Lima. Report speaks
OF tie wedding as unprecedentedly grand and
brilliant The bride is reported worth five mil
lion dollars.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS set in gold and orode
fine jets in all the new styles, oroide, plated aud
coral jewelry, with gold wires, received at
Prigg's jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsylvania
avenue, between 4 Z and 9th streets.
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CITY MS.
WASHINGTON SCHUETzEN VKRKIN

The full line OF Schuetzen Coats, regulation
style, have arrived, and members can now supply
themselves preparatory to the Fest.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Corner 18th and ID streets
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i has obtained non the Suprsme Court ef the De.
trict Of Columbia, holding . Special Term, letter.
W. CRAY, late Of Washington county, D. o..
deceased. All persons having claims Against the
With the voochsrS thereof to the snbscrber, On or
before the 7th day q June nsTt; they nay other:
estate. Given under my hand this It'll day Of June.
1877: WlLLIAn A. GRAY,
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsaparfllian ResOivenl
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

E<syy dscf OF the SARsAPARILLIANRE
Urine and other uds and juices Of the sJsssm a.
oisor Of life for IL repairs the wastes Of the body
Cossxmptio., GLandKIar dissass, Ulcers ~ a..
1ssoot, Mosth, Tx,7ors, Nodes an ths GLANDS asS
Ss, ss1s: Il. Esrs Ssa a. Eyes
Ssin DISEASES, EysPttoss, Fsyer Sores, Soah Head,
ss. Worn worn: ss s s s.s-s as. ss Il
Wo,ne, and az ,ssakss..s a.d gais,sL disess,rss
ivssrsseisies, ara ,sitiis Is essattvs ,snss ~ si1
scosdss Of Modern Chemistry, asd Csw days' sss
ss ~ s:.ss: se.:~ 70 es. ss 'A
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By a
wsstes and deeomRost.on that e continually pro.
B oeS%s S tSs the sARsxPARiII1AS WI nif snS
il. .Ofs q 1 snd sues
ceeds b dimnishing the loss Of wastes ffn repairs
$ II .S spf ana Ssy
eesting bettsri appetite nDrovins, and Assh ~
Gel I'll Known remedial agents in the Of Chrunjo
Scroflloas, Constitutionsl and Skin diseases but
8 the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AID BLAHpER OOMPLAMrS,
Urinary snd web - d az. G.vsl. Df.sss.s
Briehf5 piseese and in al cases where
s ne 4. q
sge or threads like white an, or there 4 morb1.
So. e
tion when Rassing water, and patn q u ~ q
The Doek - along ths Lotns-
Oh. kADWAYD
Horle0t RufUoefvo Rllln,
, ,:4s: $3.50, . :s::d y. sA
kadvayb Pills, Tor the cure Of al disqrdsu q d
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidnsys, Bladder, Hsryo1s
Diseases, Headache, Oenstpation, Csstiy snse Ind.
gesdon. pysleJstA, 1liouIs0, Biiiogs fevsr,
ln1amnetfon Of the Bcysss Pile, and ell Deranee,
me1t. q the IntsPsl yiscera. HaTantsd 70 80
. Dositivs cure. Purely Vegetables, oon1ai1ina -
A few dosee q RADWAYp PILLS viu fkss n
system from all the eboye-naned disordsru Prios
= cents PEI Boz. SOLD BY DRUo0ISTe,
READ "IALS1 AND TBul." SEND ous Isfss
Hsv York. Iz1snat3os worth thoussnds vfii
ntSoss yle-D,WISW.1y
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DR.. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns, Bun
pain, so the patient can walk with case imme-
diately. Operating rooms, 555 18th ST., opposite
L. ). Treasury.
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DOCKBRIDGEA ALUM SPRINGS,

THERMOMETERS and Baromsters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Ak streets
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THE BRIeKLAYERs have generally succeeded
in oofa ming an advance Of wages from a 80 to
oIe or two employers are, However, .werkine
Ter Walker"
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LOCAL NEWS
Excursions. Pie.Nics, dtc.

Select excursion by the Young Catholics
Friend Society to 81. InigOes and ortress Mon
roe August 18th.
Daily excursions to Mount Vernon On the
steamer Arrow.
Marshall Hall Pavilion now open for the re-
eeptiOn of picnic parties.
Grand festival OF the Washington Schuetzen
YeIein, commencing on Monday next.
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~Sweetening ones coffee Is generally the
first stirring event Of the day.
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IL. h'
RadWay's Ready Relief
CURES THE woRsT PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINvrEs
EOT ONE HOUR
afser reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is 4 sVRs
FOR EVERY PAIN.
TWAS the first, and ia
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
tat instantly stops the most e1cruciatns pains, al
isya lng smmstions and cures Oongestio1s, whether
organs, By one application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter hoy Violent or excruoiatins the pain ,b.
sgs, .or Frustrated with disease may suffer
RADwAY's READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF TIE LUNG.
soRE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPIrATION OF THE HEART
HYsTERICs, CROUP, DIPTHERIA.
oATARRR. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, T0oTHACHK.
NEURALGIA, RHEuMATIsn
COLD CHILLs, AGUE oHILLs,
The application Of the READY RELIr 70 N,
par. or parts here ne pain or difficulty exist vii
Twenty drops IN half tumbIer OF water wifi I'm I,
lev eEo minTtss cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, SO0E
RIN NJ IN THE BOWELS and ali TNfERN4I
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF Ran
In water viii prevent sickness or pains from cbans
Of water 10 better than French brandy or bite,
a. . sttmulsut.
FEVER AND AGUK.
FKvER AND AGUE cured for ffty cents. Thar,
is not remedial agent in this world that VIII cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Mslarious, Bilious,
by- RADWGYS PILLS. so quick as RADWEfTT
READY RILlkF, Fifty cents Fer bottle.
DIR. RAILWAYS
sarsapartlian ResOivent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
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LADIES' GOODS,

MILLINERY GOODsl DRY GOODS
IVA HOSIERY GLOVES dad NOTIONS. "a
New articles in each line just received. &1
Goods marked at Baltimore pricss ~
All the LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, &C
MRS. THROPP,
yeI1 SIN 1459 18th, corner street.
III sos ga street, bettceea e axk r,
aas INST opened an elegant stock Of MILLINIRY
~ SVOps, c1mprising al the newest desisns0 -.
Laces, &c: Also, full line Of Ladies' I'm 0H
derwea; to ell Of which she asks the attention Of
the ladies OF Washington and vicinity. apI0
STRAW GOODS, FLOWERs and BIB
mil s. Hh :fII Il ST. lis Il Market Space.
n LARGE ASSORTMENT Of CORsETs, Ct =
Best i Ps1sP KID GLOVES, o..
m7-tf tbs Market Spoce, -
lust R1CEIV1D-A me sssortnsnt Of Bera
BERLIN xEPHYR IMDROIpERlD MLPPn
PATTERNS,
e.: g., xhich I en- Esgsrsd 10 ssll q TIE iewss
Mp. LEROH, IIA IN stxses
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Georgetown Advertisements,

RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
I45 SHARES GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT co
STOCK AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, July 30, at O'Clock o. m will
sell at the auction rooms, No. liza Bridge street,
iy26-d THOMAS BOWLING, Aucts.
s. WAY DOWN BELOW COST. n-PositiyeIg,
"A am selling my Dollar Goods below COST
iyl6-tf &c. NICHOLS.
nRY GODS CHEAPER THAN EVERl-We are
~ selling off all kinds Of Summer Dress Goods Par
asols, Sun Umbrellas Cassimeres, Linen DriIIs and
all Summer Goods, without regard to cost. to make
room for Fail stock. We have Remnant Counter
where astonishing BARGAINS sold. arge sort
ment Of Housekeeping Dry Goods cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
lyI2 I'm IOI Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
nOLLAR STORE FOB SALE
Having purchased another and different busines,,
offer my Dollar Store fer sale IL is are chance
Tor small capital. am now retailing every article
at and below cost. No. 10 High street. Georgetown.
W5 j. Q. NICHOLS.
WIN. II. wHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOUTING ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFicE049 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1851 premium awarded 1857; and IA now
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete estsb
hshments of the kind In this country. Ny patrons
VIII consult their interests by sending In their
Iall and winter goods during the summer months.
Gentlemens Clothing; Everything appertaining 70
the business well and promptly executed. ONCE
closed daily at sunset except Saturday, when X viii
be open until So D. m. Post Once Box 1913. sp2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-26

WHO Will BE THE DKNocRAr,c Co.,
n n,rt,., names OF w. ID. Davidee u
Merrick, and c. Z. Peck have been mss. n
IN connection with. the nomination FOR cans oned
by the Greeley men. and this m0rniog -
friends OF Mr.. L. q. Hine, of the 18th dis.-sa,s
were actively pressing his claims for the NOM,
nation. WHIT