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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-10

THE following is from the lady man.
ayers Of the Methodist festival held at
S44 Main street a few weeks ago:
Having tested the Alligator cook stove
during u late t%eatiyal, and being ac-
quainted with its merits, we take pleas
ure in recommending ii as the very best
Of cook stoves.
Mrs. P. NJ. STANLEY,
Mrs. NJ. d. CaEEx,
Mss W.. G, ScHwiLMEYFR.
l.. H. ESTES, JR.
These stoves al be- found only at
John B. Fords, 2l4 Main street, aud 1913
Poplar, Ear
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-10
MECHANICS.

A splendid mechanics hat for 50 and
$3.50 at the New York hat store, 2l9
Main street. GO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-10

LADIES' and misses Fur Cars" in
Seal, Nutria aud COnsy, very low prices,
at Wiggin & Co.'s, 3ls Main st. 58t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-10

Second hand guns, rifles
and r%eVOlvers bought, sold
and exchanged at S~chuman's,
No. HI Beal street. SGT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-10

Rock River Dairy butter.
Salmon, Red Snappers,
HI. Seessel, ST., q Son,
5St Corr Jefferson and Second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

JUNE - ,lSTT.
TRAINS LEhYE WtSHINGTOH, fTn-u Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets, Is follows:
Fox PittsbuTg and the est, TO-: u a m daily with
ParlOr Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
PlstsbrrE 70 Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chic ago;
TAO p. N. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Csnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
snd $40 .. IN. daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Watkins. FOR WiiiamspOrr, Lock
Haven, ElrniTa, and Watkins, st 1910 o m,
For New York aud the East, 1858 p m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited Express of Pull
man Parlor Cars. . 40 a. m daily, EXCEPT Sunday
FOX New YORK and the East, 523 =. 10, and 30 p.
n. daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Oars from
Washington 10 Boston.
Scr rIii,odelphis 5:25 a. N. and ] 80 D. m. daily
except Sunday, and $50 - e;53 ?. m daily
Limited Express, 800 a. m. daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, $50 3, 10, snd 40
p m daily, except Sunday.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 8. m and 4:2O p m. daily, eI-
cept Sunday.
aLEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKs BURG RAIL.
MaY AND hLfXANDEIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 6, 7, =, $40, Io,rls.m,I,S
%20'3 81 p. m. On Sunday at $40 a.. n. and
For the South, via Richmond, I:SS ~ daily; 30
p. n. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 9. o.
9lo, 10, IL 3, m; l, 3, 40, 8, 6, and o. M
On Sunday at 81 and a m. and p. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C.
conmodations can be procured at the Offices north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner of Sixth street and Pennsyl
ysnla avenue aud at the DEPOT where orders can De
LEI. ior the checking OF baggage to destination from
p FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. jeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

\ WIPES RAID.-A rather weu-annear-
lig woman % middle age was LODGED IN IN,
chestnut stree; station last night on COM
pialnt of Xavier and Anton Ro,ly SaInnr,
proprieiors, corner OF ~ Rni Cellar stresis-
Mo charge her with disturbing the peace.
IhS woinau's story is 10 the effect thar her
h4>tanl. VINO l. river engineer. has a habit
oi getting drunk, aud when in fhas r,Dff-
lon amuSes himself b. mHltrsatiug her. lie
showed an inclination yesterday ID m up,
a.d lhe vile determined that he sho ia not
She followed him about, and when ho went
iAto holiA's saloon she went IN too She
protested against liquor being sold 10 MN.
anu ashed iuai ne be not pn0olragaf % re-
mann. Tue barkeeper dacl nei 10 r,.sneci
htt WisheS. Opportunity offered and she
Ntnl ihroush mat saloon. making 10 look
a. lho,sh LEc Mount Carmel turl ado had
PASSED by. Bottles and glasses were srl, aShef.
aud whisky, brandy and gin went ON anon
ne moor 10 lolu the wreck. Toe harizeSner
LOOK 90 Dy the shoulders % our her ont.
when She left her mark On the IGOR b. laSh,
ing In tie French platc. This was TO much
Tor TIE kotlys. aud they caused her arrest.
Some time Subsequent tie husband APP
peared al The station house and EXPRESSED n
WISH ID % bond FOR his wife's apDra rance,
aud Sne was accordingly released. 3, L2itls
OlyJe-DeWDcrGf, IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14
EVENING STAR.
1UEsDAH.......... August It. 1877.
Horrors OF the Eastern Mar.
sAyAGKRY OF rms y 1sIrI- BszoT-Ss AMI

sANAGERN OF TuE BAsHI BAzOUKs AND
BULGARIAN-.
-. a SohslantiroPle dispatch 20 me London
Iale'. % way Of syria. SAYS. ..N.1,r cpr-
Respondent al Kara lunar writes ft.f an
AaAlltg accounts continue fn come 4, 80 -.
misery 81 fugitives from the fiStri-fs Ie-
eela'S1 ~. y ne LASH iiazouSs AID RaICa-
L-aHS. THOUSANDS OF women and children
are homeless and perishing Tor want 81
Slelter. medical attendance and f1of T,,.1,g-
alste help on the largest possible scale ia
t lS>' soItly hteled- The PaSla IN command
IT proposes 10 dlStrih butte tho frsriffNyox
aooUt Coustauinople. Adrianople ard PHI
llloAols. out no arrangements have been
ula1e 70 receive them. The cOrresponiant
snsgestS The formation OF city OF refuge ON
th l>lanT near CoasfSntino.le under Ira
protection OF neutral Tag aud a n,utnal
sSdla teS' nom the bell igerentS. Thousanig
ol people are homeless. The crODS are mi
nlk IN ine ground aud no sort OF provision 10
naue TOT me winter. The cOTrsSpontient
~ sks taNorahly OF the conduct OF the Tur-
hisL reg Hiars, but severely hlames the cow
..u4steut loT employing or not cOntrolltRs
... t, .lIesulsrs who scour the country, com
lhlitihg TIE worst excuses Even the fnyi-
tive women and childreh who come for pr,-
NCuou 10 the Turks have "a he guarded by
the regular troops lest they should be furthsr
injured by these savages." Tue Constants
uople agent who forwards the f,ra,oina
says: Prom ether letters which 49,
reached me have little doubt but that thf
hulCarianS are behaving much IN the same
way as The Ba.hi- RaZoukS. Il viii De M
Possible Cor the Christians and Mahoni-
-s,..dahs 20 ever live together again IN the
disturbed districts"
The 7iwss' Armenian correspondent writes
'i4aN stories OF Russian atrocities in Armenia
are Ut"rly untrue. The Russ ans have
Throughout OeSaycd well. The Turkish rexu-
lars also have brhaN,-i wei. bur the irregu-
spite The lsudable efforts OF MukhtaT paSha
10 restrain them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14
AUCTION SALES.
THIS a FTERNOON.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

StEh II
HOSTING iPPAEaFFfFss st sTE Go&k Es Gfss,
CARS, RAILING, oFFiCE FURNiTURE'
b. virtue Of aGthcrity a. n reosITeS. Of IN. -
kmory Coal Company, We viii sell a. pub p
IUfSB&S, the I'm q Day 'ef sTs@ise'
o'clock m, the following described real e.tate m
H. q an Williams s. susafyie,d lot Of ii'ys3ses1
l9s hEe and SIX aud the west twenty foGT feet TEA
eight hundred and ninety ght, q 81 the same ii
once IN Fl S se ,I b Il S2 81 in the
ever, to note Of sfIOJ, dated October 18Th. ISIS.
secured on sni propssty BY deed Of tTu.t due and
per cent Per annum, payable semi annually, for
mich coupon ties hsye been given This pr perty
20 streets east, and Is improved by a handsome
Terms Of sale cash: a deposit of $50 will be re
auiTed when tue property Is knocked down, and if
me terms OF safe are nj complied with ~ithia SIX
Also on WEpSksDAYe the I5tR day q August ssae
~, IS O'Clock m, on me pre- misses, the Fixtures
q wharf aud Cal E@-S '..::siy oecapiz1 81 :se
west together Win the unexp ri i' ese Of as
wharf aud yard. lease dated Ist AZ OF January
consist of bins of pscity 4 about IL 90 tons rail
way and trussel, cars, hosting apparatus, STAN
Buckets with capacity of one-third II TN On the
yard aIe Scales Of hrst-clsss, nearly new The ia
b. any In the city. Coal &c unload thu rate
81 tons per day and A. the If MAE ner
ton ss than 1t can b. handed AZ any other wharf IN
the city.
Parties desiring 70 engage ia the cal business will
do well TO examine the property
Terms cash. A dep sit 4 S5P) will be required At
fhe ol SAFE and II lcrHls UOt COMP led with
within six days. the property will b. re.oli a. the
risk and cost OF defsultlug purchaser
Also immediately after the above sale We will sell
Al the came place, for cash, the Office Furnt1re,
&c consisting Of a nearly new Irol Safe, Desks,
Chairs, Stove. Maps, sc, &c, also, a small au.n-
uty OF Coal various sizesl All Wool.
BARBER.s p..-.
MILLS DEAN. Receivers
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DIED.

OOLEMAN. In Georgetown, on SUNDAY evening,
August 18th, lS7, after short but painful Hines,
CHARLOTTE COLEMAN, leaving sffecifonate hus-
band and two children 70 mourn her loss May she
rest IN peace
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her husband, Vim. Coleman, 122 Frederick street,
between 9Th and 9th streets, wednesday evening.
The 18th, ~ clock Her friends invited 10 ate
tend. Service af Trinity Church, GEORGETOWN,
FITZGERALD. On the l4th August, 1877, st
native Of County Limerick, Ireland.
The funeral VIII take place on "Wednesday, l5th
instant, at clock from his late residepce n
street, between north Capitol and LIST streets esst,
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited.
CHARLES iLBERT, infant son Of Abper Bsiley 80
Helen X. Kelly, aged months
funeral from residence Of Moses Kelly. ESQ 5OY
street northwest, st 80 CLOCK D. m wedassdsy.
August 18th, TRepubl
WILLIAMS. On TUESDAY, August lsth, ls7f, e
goclock Q. m, at 81. Ceciilss Academy, MARY DR
y. WILLIAMS.
The rienas Of the family are invited 10 attend tina
st. Peters Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14
DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4, Bulhnch street, Boston
Opposite RereTe RoIse.)

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:
OR, REPRESENTATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
God Medal A,0drded TO the author bu thA
"NattO,ldl Medical association"
March 31st, 1876.
The untold miseries that result from indisoret1on
IN early Life may be alIevaed and cured Those no
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So Pe,1ssSo. PRICE, 81 VITALITY i%pa a t ?,
the errors Of youth OF tOe close application to bust
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'n TSs ts fGf 81 lao
Rre.criptions, each one OF which Is worth
isfs TO as:
sss!a his
Of the Peabody Medical Institute, No. 4 Buianch
The Science Of Life Is beyond ali comparison the
most most s5tra1rdnarE worf on Physiology ever pub
"Hope nestled In the bottom Of Pandora's box land
sss f s, the
&c na Is whSh are e.. teaching
s sSs insas .nA' SAP the citadel Of
and se Ss shi s2 n:
/ he hrst and only edai ever conferred upon any
Medical Man in this country, a. . recognition Of
author of these works, March slst, 1876. The pre-
sentstion noticed 1t the time OF its Occurrences
by the Boston press, and the leading Journals
throughout the country. This magnificent Medal q
Of solid gold with more than one hundred Ind,s
diamonds, Of rare brillisncy.
Altogether, in it's execution and the richness Of
its materials and size this is decidedly the most no.
ticeable medal ever struck in thi. country for any
Of Numismatists. 1t was fairly won and Worthily
bestowed. "-1fassaehxsstts PIoxsknas, Jsas Sd
9rCatalogues sent on receipt Of &C., for POSTAGE.
Either Of the above orks sent BY mail on receipt
Of price Address PEABODY MEDICAL INGTI.
TUfs, No. Bulnnch street, Roston, Masu, ODD.
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n. B.-The author can be consulted on the above
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

THE PLYMOUTH MoNUNEvr.-r;e forty
ieeL ulgh Statue OF FaiJh has bee "A placed ON
us forty-'wo feet pedestal on tue PllgriusI
monument at Plymouth, Mass. Toe hgure
stands with one foot upDn a rock. TIE leg n
ilitie advanced. facing toward tie harbor.
her mead having slight inclination dOVD-
ward, me lace having majestic ani pleas
ant expression; one arm h az her side, hold
ing an open Bible, the other lifted with ths
lndeN nnger pointing upward. From her
shoulder depends mantle hanging in grace
Iul Iolds. In It's size aud finish IL il claimed
10 be the hneSt piece of granite statuary i'm
lie Nord. only the four sitting PIECES for
Tie Outtresses, representing Morality Law.
iducatlon aud Freedom, remain TO be DONE
but work on them has moi been bsgun as "a
Tie money on hand has been spent on me
GROWING ngure.-[ Nprinqnei ReIlnllicnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

~ Ben De Bar, the veteran actor at St
Louis, who was reported TO be dying, IS
nnch peter, and his physicians say that he
is likely 10 recover.
u Bill Longley, Texas desperate. aged
twenty-six, now In the Giddings Jail has
ana Indians"
NJ Rev. Gardner Baker, ID. D., an eminent
and aged minister; well-known Throughout
me country, died suddenly al Thousand
teTcay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14
RAILROADS..
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
June 2fth, 1877,
An, IEASE WASHINGTON.
t:5O-8altimOre and Way Stations
o:s0-BaitmOre, Anna polls aud Way Stations,
Point Of Rooks and Way Stations, via Re-
7:sO-W bite Sulphur b Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
T:ss-S Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (HaserstoEn except Sun
e:O0-~Baltimore Express
e:1o-Piedmont, StTasburG, winchester, Hasers-
town, Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
e;oo-New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston and Balt-
more Express.
9:o0-.Baltimore and Way Stations. ZOE Sunday
connects for Annspolis.)
10:0O-Baltimore Express.
Pm.
ls:1O-Balttmore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way
Stations.
I:30-New York and Phisdelphis, Baltimore Ex-
press. ION Sunday 20 Baltimore only, stop
ping at all stations and connects for Fred
S:30-Baltimore and Way Stations.
4:30-BaltimOre and Laurel Express. Stops ct
Bladensburg. Frederick, via Relay.
4:5S-Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hsgerstown,
" nUirTs ter and Way Stations.
@:40-'Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
s:S0-'Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore. Pas
sengers for Norfolk takeE In the cars d.
rectly 70 boat.
6:45-'Chicsgo and Columbus Express. WIN
chester and HagersrOwn, except Sunday
I:3o-.Baltimore Express.
1:%5-FRsitmore and Nsy Stations.
e:OO-Point of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
pOlitan branch.
9:25-sst Louis, Cincinnati Pittsbnrg Express
io:OO-'Eew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ex-
press. Stops at BlsdensburE, Beltsville and
-nsfIv Otber +ra4ns 6eux a,,e,. Sr,ssv ,o,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

IHE TEMPEST SCANDAB.-It is stated au-
thoTitatively that Sir Charles T.mnsSf
whose wife recently eloped with Mr. Hoiiicli
Hungerford, will avail himself OF the only
means when The Catholic church allows to
free himselffrom dishonor and will soak a
guulclal separation. Sir Charles did not go
10 Paris in quest OF the fugitiyes. He re-
manned al his home In Northamptonshire,
ana was thus literally the last 10 hear OF
what had hsppeped-so little did the unfor-
.Nnate gentleman suspect the existence OF
anything wrong. The faiihless wlfe aud her
offend" were last heard ofat Pa rIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

The CIRCUS is coming again, and once
more We VIII have the pleasure OF witnessing
tie cheerful spectacle of seven church mem
bers taking one little two year old child tn
see the animals" 81 didn't go in TO the Cir
Gus department" said a good deacon, after
lne last moral circus was here, "but drop
ped IN TO look around the menagerIa a few
moments with my little grandson, and do
mink the man who tied his legs In bow KNOB
around his neck and then crawled through
mlSsiOn."-T H05rtgye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

A SCENE took place in a Fort Wayne, Mo-.
church the other Sunday, when on admit
ting a setleman 20 mem bership, tue pastor
asked III any one knew any reason why he
should not be admitted" aud a clear voice
answered, al do. lie seduced my sister" A
conference was at once had, when the matter
Was privately explained, and the candidate
was admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14
R b. WARNER, Real Estate Auouonsee.
TRUsrHEs' SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, on r STREET NORTH WEST
BkTM1EH sSvEHTEkETH STREET and

By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated Nay llth, II
A:D 64, and recorded in Ltber No. 149, folio 1:s
umbis, At reQuest Of the holder Of the note there
~ sesurSd the =, , WIN ELL e PSblie .1o
10th day Of August. A. d. lR7, at O'Clock .. m ;,
the following described real estate situated in the
city Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia to-
wit, The west twenty i've tS! feet by one hundred
Lot numbered three go, in square numbered one
hundred and hftyfour (l54l, together with the i'm
west.
Terms One-third cash, and the balance In six
and twelve months IN equal payne nts. for which the
Promissory notes Of the purchaser win be equred,
bearing interest at ten par cent per annum, secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises the purchaser
may pay all cash q his option. A deposit Of one
hundred dollars will be required at the time OF sale.
All to Be ct the cost Of the pure hsser
II the terms OF sale are not piled with thin 10
days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right 20
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the do
faulttng purchaser.
3 5os s. q 4S & kk.s1.Dr Trustees.
J. T. OOLDWELL, Daleaman. auga-eo&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-14

In this connection attention !. invited to the fol-
lowing article copied from 1.-The Grsst Heyspsper,
ofthe United States" series Of Historical Sketcha
ru5Iished IN B5weu's "CeDtear IaI Newspaper Ell
e-oition," New YORK, 1873:
4. greater disrs; rsr6ay, Hss "a. ..~~..s
80 tas coHn!Ty, TuE W.sHINero, rvE-rS. ST.
- rs s7PoHerf and representative az The inf.,,s Of
ta' city IN tchiei AZ IS published Tsis Aa,B... II,
SaGrar Jro11 the btgiznins ont to llis distinc,iv
fsIKs as largely dEs rs prsssnt ,sif. ci,e.ka,1or
SIS htsb ehdractE5 as 80 adrrtis!ar szxfix.
Founded IN l2, Il IS ~ many years IL. o!ds,, q, n
IS also ss n1esi ropr!aS and influential Of As vuar,
s'HFaFG' PUBLISHED al fAs NatiOni! Capital. Ia
rot'ey Of siviHs s cIoSs attention to local ist0s,u
sAca ras adopted By as founders AGs not Oh " bsss
sdAfrsd 10, bE: still f'sar dsrsEopsd BY ii, present.
~1arassnsnf, into tchO,s hands tho paper eaus, D,
SRTchaSs, IN 1857. Not only tsts, Aot,srr. Iuu.
sfaisy on aSsEntHs control fhsy darmiasd 10 soils.
10 problem Of publishing q daily nsus and bs,f.s,,
ovrnaI strongly lOca! cha ets- so cAsop Z, 10 b.
oitsfH tt means a. ths poorest eii -ss vet go ,eid1 .
i:s seoPs so aish IN as and so fnI axt
." sH as Departments n1se As ssac,.s dsna.t,
Of Aoss riSsns to keep posted ~ tas daily dot.x, Of
AZ AoA world To this Ssd As Lzrssu ssd ban
aiaiHatA rores Of editors, ysportrs asd eo-ysspcsd
tniS - constantly Employed, As ss,apA Is fyss!,
s"4 hsua!y used, and the fastest and most po,,U|.
r'Hitns p7deatS1y IS called fnto service TlS yssxu
g daily papy whieA literally soss ,sso svsy koxs1
soEd ~ ths DiS,rte: Of Columbia IL Aas tadssd be-.
sone!1si-tIy established thai TIE STAR Ia, NOR.
Ao" lara times as pstay subscribers asd S,o,s Ia,
See iins Srday readers as asy efhsy dutls ,ao.,
rto!'shsd N Hashtsston. And sol tAis sIo.1. III,
'Hd' permanent subscription lis, is ss!i<rsd 10 D.
's'sr fAdH tadt Of asy sreains pdrey in ths Unitsd
SKATES, no p7attsr pheTs Published sAiL. ss es,exls
no" -, ~ ProDorfios 10 tie population Of IL Gin
sA1s p1t'ied and circulated tAs La,ssss sad f,ns,
oSsesssd by any sersrapU ~ tie world Il toILo,.,
h"ooTs, hoi wiiAis hs territory eovnsd by its eiyev
iafioa Il has no meal, anything arproacAtas a.
saHG!, as MEANS Of reaching rs px5Ite Ii has, u
's1, passed tn:o Q MARIN thas "Er~ybodv I.
fAs Dtstvid 0 Columbia rho caa read ysats rHl
STAR, asd sr1y one who adrrtises at az adr1tsu
." us Columns" Yet IL must not 10 tAoxsh tsoa ii.
et'eaIatios asd infHeses ass only local. Aas
Stds disribxficn through ths MAILS oad il addition
10 hfs s-ey ISSUE Of hs paper is oysruIIy Rad bytk1
To1ss o. strangers ccnstaa.ly rtsitisg tIs National
Capital on Business o- fr pleasure, and who eosss,.
fute IN cry large degree the treaAy aad puychasins
population Of ths dFrsss States and Ts,yitoytss %
taai SAiIs ths Gs!d Of THE STAR - in Q psssLsd d.
s'S local! fAS pdp~ IS ssvrtA,s, ~ tIs Sssf sssss
ses~oSehiss esd ssetrexHserttsa 10 Il; syisss."
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SHE WALKED on board a Desbrosses
street ferry-boat, intent only on securing a
good seat. She found 1t opposite a large
WINDOW, beneath which sat two well-dress-
Ell men. After eating the best OF the fruit
she arose and advanced maiestically half,
way across the cabin, and. with remarkabls
precision, Threw the paper and it, contents
Iull at the window. she hit it: but Twas
closed light The gentlemen. under the
shower os peach juice, and skins and pits,
exclaimed, Good God, what's thar" aud
silently but sadly began 10 mon Cd their
clOtles.-lN y Sun
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II II. WARMER, Real Estate Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES' eALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTIETH STREET
NOkTHWkST, BETWEEN q AND III STS

REAL ESTATE ON TWENTIETH STREET
NORTHWEST, BETWEEN q AND III SIS.
BY virtue of deed oftrust, dated pill l7th, -
A. ID. lSi and recorded in Liber No. ISL folio <H
10 one of the land records for the District ofsA-A
Columbia, at the request of the holder of the note
thereby secured the undersigned will SELL at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on THURSDA z
the 10Th day Of August A ID. l577, at 81 O'Clock D.
M the following described real estate situated IN
the city OF Washington, in the District of Columbia
To wit: The south part of lot numbered four A. in
square numbered one hundred and twenty (l7O,
frGntlcg twenty nine 29D feet six and oue-quarter
tt4j inches on Twentieth ODD street northwest aud
running back hundred aud forty three 49, feet
n(l0 inches to twelve I'D foot alley, together
with the improven eDts thereon.
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in six and
twelve months in equal payments, for which the
promissory notes Of the purchaser i'll DO require
interest at ten per cent per annum, secured
by deed OF trust on the premises, the purchaser
may lay all cash at his option. A deposit of loo
ill be required at the time Of sale. All conveyan
cling to be at the cost of the purchaser the terms
Of sale are not complied with within ten days there
after the Trustee the right resell the pro-
perry 1t the risk and cost Of the dfaulting
Sos S = TE e; kkEshEOY'{ Trustees.
j. T. GOODWILL Salesman. augleo&ds
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a GREAT NEED OF THE CoUNTRY.-If
IL he true that c1sca will cure bashfulness LET
the sun be declared contraband. What this
country needs now is four or dive bashfuI
men and women DetrOd Free Press.
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II Ii. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
GREAT CHANCE FOB BARGAINsl

AUCTION SALE OF TWO TwO.sTORY
FRAME Dwell LINGs, ON THE WEST SIDE
Gf HiGHTH STREET, BETWEEN q AND
On MONDAY, August 2Oth, ls77, ct -
o'clock ,; m, will be sold at public auction, e:4
in front of the premises, sub. Lots Ii and X, e:lM
in square 403, each Lot fronting Is feet IO inches
by depth Of 80 feet inches, improved above.
Terms. One third in cash, and the balance at one
and two years, with per cent interest, all cash.
az option OF the purchaser. $50 deposit on each
House. and all convey ancins ct purcn 3 cost
ougll- j. r COL LOWELL. Salesman
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING, FURNI
- TURE, CARPETS, BIDDING, OILOLOTH0,
end Goods Of every description bolGhE, and thc
highs.e cab prices Daid. 0rdeu bY nan IromDtly
oeklkH Nh axost anA I01lR O1Saus. .
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IHE CRsINE BABooNs reside in the high
lands near the Cape OF Good Hope, and ara
dangerous 10 travellers, whom they attack.
great deNterify