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THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BEER
CRESCENT BREWING 90.

] take pleasure In announcing 10 my custounaea
snd the public in general that have suoceedSd n
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer n
ceived In Refrgerator Oars and stored In Vaults q
the latest design.
am prepared to furnish the same IA HsH ana
Quarter Barrels, or Bottles. TO suit the trade @
private families 1t recommends ITSELF above au
other Beer for perfection in every requisite Of god
Lager, namely: Body. Brightness and TsstA
This Beer Low being offered for the nrSt TIM -
the ctiEeus Of Warrington, oohOtt Q trial - 60
Vince the public Of it, inertia
PHILIP n. NAY
OOLB AGENT
Depot, $3.50 PrssRea 49,
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ITO BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP ia ORR
l MOTTO JUSTH'S Old Stand is q guarantees Of
the above For frst-class 6ECOND-HAND CIOTH
ING (of which make . specaltyl the highest
prices VII b postiysly paid Address or cali at
and 7th streets NV, o. branch store, No 4OS 9th
streets, between p and streets NV tyl4.lV
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SHOT AT A DEER AND KILLED MANA fatal
accident occurred on the plantation OF David
Kennedy, living near Old Hickory, In simpson
thur Gibson lost his life. Leonidas and Angus
tus Magee, James Brown, ReSa Kennedy and
Arthur Gibson took their guns and dogs and
went to q cornfield to kill some deer that were
eat1Ig the corn and peas. Four OF them took
stands around the fence, while Mr.. Brown went
into the field to drive the deer out. Gibson left
the stand at which he was stationed and ran to
another place and got on the fence Just as the
deer jumped up between him and Brown, when
Brown fired On the deer and shot Gibson In the
head He lived until Sunday night, when death
released him from his suf1erngs. He was a
young man Of good habits and the main support
OF widowed mother and an aged grandfather
and mOtler-TNelc Orleans Picdyune
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THE OCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call
ing at Cork Harbor.

NV 1AG-As 3Os y. d., INV XOGAhs
1AddL4A, MSdnesday, Angust 8, T. M
ECYTHIA, Wednesday, Aus ust 20. . m.
AABBTSSINiA Mednecday, Ausnst ~ pm
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY steamers carrying Storage. $50 and 800 gold,
according to Recommendations
Tickets to Paris, S16, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable termA
Steerage at ye,y low rates. 6teerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
alo for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp sny's
once. No B1Mng Green so or e. both steerase and
ton, DO.
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sSHooTING AFFRAY AT CAMP MEErrNG.-On
Sunday last at camp meeting at Gumborough |,
Sussex county, Del, a shooting ARRAY occurred
between Philip Sheridan and Cyrus johnson.
On old grudge had been existing between the
parties named for over year. Sheridan, &C.
cording TO his report OF the affair." was sitting
on the fierce some distance from the camp
grounds when johnson abruptly approached,
and saying naught, struck him across the
broke, and piece, the butt end, fell at SheH-
dsns feet. He (Sheridan) stopped down to pick
up the same, whereupon johnson drew his re-
volver and shot him, the ball lodging In his arm.
The wound is not serious
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THE WAR ON THE NEW YORK GAMBLERS.-D NJ.
Whitney, counsel or the Society for the Proven
uon Of Crime, had several warrants issued on
"Wednesday against various gambling houses.
Mr.. " hitney appeared in the Yorky1lle Police
Court yesterday and told Justice Kilbreth that
he had been unsuccessful In making arrests.
The trouble, he believed, lay With the telephone
connections OF the gambling houses. as all the
houses seemed to receive immediate notice OF
raid On any one OF their number. He went to
Mike Murray's place, at Is West Twenty eight
street, but could find no LAYOUT" nor any sigu
Of game. Mr.. Whitney requested permission
10 retain the warrants, and 1t was given him.
This means that there will be uncomfortable
times for the gambling places for some days
yet. Mr.. Whitney is determined to root them
out and drive them from the city. In the AFTER
noon Mike Murray was taken into court by his
counsel, Peter Mitchell, who told Justice Kill
breth that his client was In danger OF being
Locked up In a cell over night, owing TO the late
hour at which the raids were made, and he
wanted TO guard against 1t. He said that Mike
Murray never kept a gambling house Justice
kilbreth paroled Murray.-IN T. Sun, lst.
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THE EVENING STAR.


The Sabbath day dawned upon Memphis with
9aIkened Skies and the streets presented a
aesereed ard melancholy appearance that
pass 60 by walking languidly and aimlessly, as
II they mad no particular objective point What
can pe nkened TO gloomy Sunday when pes
holds Of city! No church bells ring out upon
me morning air an Invitation for all TO come to
TIE sanctuary and offer up their thanks for
soIscn II, a Iereaed curing the week. or seek
SAID: come unto me, all We that are weary
and heavy laden, and will give you rest. :"
NO TROOPS OF LITTLE CHILDREN
go tripping by on their way to Sunday schonl
either happy in the thought OF having a perfect
lesson, or disturbed In mind at the conse-
quences OF idleness, which may involve the loss
stays his steps at the church door, to listen TO
the melody OF their pure young voices raised in
sacred song, and carrying the world-worn man
far back on the wings OF memory to the time he
was as innocent and happy as they. No
.tsoBER CITIZEN IN SUNDAY BEST"
walks solemnly along TO the house OF worship,
with visage heightened as the law directs,
While his mind revolyes plans for the gains of
nends bis socks, and gives the servants an ex-
ira scoldirg every Sunday morning by way OF
bringing them to proper sense OF their IN
Another picture, too, is wanting-the youth
with the elongated coat and mall bag trousers,
walking by the side OF the idol OF his hopes, and
h'ohibS COlit z Hc hdu rainier DE tnere tlan In
Nestigating tie tortouous ways OF some dark
aley leading TO cool saloon, where "shoo-
nys> seem doubly grateful to his thirsty Inns
because he knows the sale OF that refreshment
is fol bidden Oh the sabbath day.
IN THE EVENING
me cars are no longer crowded with over
tasked clerks and working girls on their way to
the Park for breath OF fresh air. ACCOMPANIED
by the sturdy mechanic taking his family to the
same place OF resort, and using his utmost en-.
deavors TO prevent his stout-limbed, active
children from pitching themselves headlong
out OF the car windows.
ALL is CHANGED.
The streets are so silent that when one hears
footsteps behind he instfncrively turns like a
belated traveller at night, to see who Is follow
Ing him. Court Square is tenantleSs, save by
the happy little squirrels and a few moody
people looking as IL they were sorry that they
came there. No signs OF former life and cheer
fulneSS can be seen, and so duh and lonely are
the surroundings that the unhappy man who
has stayed to 'see 1t out" can almost realize the
feelings OF the traveller who treads the streets
OF buried Pompeii. Any one WHIT has ever re-
NAMED in city stricken by an epidemic will
say that the loneliness and gloom have almost
as trying effect upon The spirit as the fever has
upon the body Memphis Aralanche, 18th.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAaoG. QUEBEC. AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. at sos am
And Arrive at LttletOn. 720 pm
And Arrive ut Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. 1855 pm
And Arrive at Fabyan's ................at $40 Pm
And Arrive at Profile House. ...........at 10 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. ........at g. 80 p.m
And Arrive at Quebec .................at6 $50 Am.
Take Sleeping Oar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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The Sad story Of a Betrayed Woman

The last act OF an old but too-constantly
repeated drama has been seen this week at one
OF our New York hotels; the curtain has been
rung down and the earthly record finished 10
misery and shame q once happy and beautf-
full girl. only two or three weeks ago SEEM
1ngly deeply attached pair arrived here from
England. There were ten or twelve days Of ap-
parent accord and content In each others Soci-
ETY., and then the supposed husband-a man OF
fashionable exterior and polished Manners
went away. his story was that he was going to
Philadelphia and that he would soon return
He failed. however, to return, and ia a day or
Two his companion became pale and bowed like
bl1ghted lily. week passed and the unfor-
tuDate woman saw and felt that she was aban-
doned SO she laid down and never lifted up
her head again. The wretched truth came out
at last. She had fed from her husband in
England at the solicitation OF the Scoundrel
who had now abandoned her. Capt. Conyers
as he called himself, 1t turned out had actually
sailed for England again, leaving his victim
who had sacrificed all for him, LII and pennileSS
In strange land. 1t was to be expected, OF
course, but equally OF course this poor creature
did not expect 1t; and so she died 10 bitter grief
and TemOrse. 1t Is said that she prayed when
dying that her husband might fall In with her
betrayer In England. Strange but pitiful hands
smoothed her wretched pillow and supplied her
needs till the last, and yesterday she was laid
TO rest In Greenwood. 1t may be wrong to echo
poor Mary Hartleys alleged dying prayer but
1t Is hard to repreSs, In reading Of her wretched
fate, hope that punishment In some Just form
should fall upon the Villain who destroyed her
my. Erenifg Post
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LIVES SAVED BY WoMAN.-A telegraph to
the N. \. Herald, from Clayton, n. y. July 81,
says: This afternoon female cook at Alv1Td's
thought she heard the voices OF men crying for
help. She Sprang into a skiff. and. rowing a
mile liz the direction OF the sounds, found two
men In the water, clinglng to an overturned
boat. The men were almost exhausted and
could have held out but a short time longer.
She gathered them In and rOwed them back to
the Governors island, where the great fisher
man furnished them with dry clothes and
Stlmulants. The citizens will present the COOK
With handsome Testimonial for bravery
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ANOTHER KRNTUcKy TRAGEDY.-It is tele.
graphed that the streets OF Frankfort, XIV.
near the spot where Buford killed Judge FL.
hot, were the scene OF another bloody tragedy
few days ago. John Cole and Burnet Gordon.
farmers, neighbors, and brotners-in-law, living
on Flat Creek, near Frankfort, went 70 the
town In the morning, and meeting later IN the
Gay In front OF Haly 8 saloon began q dispute
about standing difficulty between them Ia re-
gard 10 dealings In stock. Angry words fol.
lowed, when both men suddenly drew pocket.
knives and rushed al each other Gordon. who
was sober and cool, had an advantage over his
antagonist, who was Intoxicated. The duel
lasted several minutes, both men hacking away
at each other with fearful effect suddenly
Cole staggered inside or the saloon, fell upon
the floor, and In i've minutes was dead. blow
from Gordon's knife had severed the carotid ar.
terry, and he bled TO death. There were half q
dozen other frightful gashes In his neck and
breast. Gordon fought with cheap, double
bladed ack-knife and Cole with a common
single bladed knife. The blade OF Gordona
weapon broke OF In the wound which severeQ
the artery. Gordon says that, Knowing Cole'8
desperate character when under the influence
OF liquor, he knew he had to fight for his life,
and cut away with all his might. Cole killed q
man several years ago In the mountains OF
Breathitt county.
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ANARCHY IN HAYTI.-The German mail
steamer arrived at Havana from ST. Thomas
July 9th. President Boisrond Canal and wife
arrived at st. Thomas july 18th. He resigned the
uonai Assembly at Port-au-Prince July nth.
AS civil war was about to commence, there
were numerous pretenders TO the presidency.
Everybody was under arms. The whole north
was Ia possession OF the revolutionists- who
were marching en- masSe on Port-au- Prince ON
July 18th Cape Haytien was In the hands OF the
revolutionists, and the commander OF the gov
eminent troops had taken refuge In the consul
ate OF the United States. The insurgents had
captured the Haytien coasting steamer Ray.
maud, With cargo OF arms ana Sc, 900 In specie,
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DISCOVERY.

GREAT DISCOVERY.
The greatest and most pleasing discovery OF the
age to bousekeepers s the incontestable fact that
the following leading brands of FLOUR are not
only the handsomest in the District Of Columbia,
but also in the United States:
"CERES:"-The magnificent Minnesota Patent
Process. MINNEOLA. : A splendid Minnesota
Patent Process: STRRLING.-The celebrated St.
Louis Fancy Patent. and GOLDEN HILL, the
standard Family Flour of the District.
We defy competitors to bring forth any Flour
superior to Ceres Mnneola or Sterling, and We feel
will never use anything else.
The abovenamed F1ours can be bought 1t any
fret Glass grocery store Wholesale depot, corner
LIST street and Indiana avenue.
my28-ly W. NJ. GAIT h CO.
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WANTED-OldG GOLD and SILVER. In lsrge ar
w small Quantities. Highest Oesh price PAID
IA Pennsy1va1ia aV0nuo.
eo1Ay 8oeWooR d and kkGla
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through ard round trip tickets can he purchased
ticket ONCE OF Pennsylyan!a R. at Phiadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pittsburg and in Washington, DC, at Office OF B.
o. kR, at each OF which offices full information can
be obtained. fv23-lm
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THE TRADES.
pOOKBINDING

pOOKBINDING.
- The public . respectfully informed that the
LYOKTT BOOKBtNDERY
s carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
worknen are employed, and the work turned out
Will De In the SUI erior style which has always been
characteristic Of the establishment
apoly 1Ol2 Pennsyivania avenue, I'd floor
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GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
IOl2 Pennsylvania avenue, Washiu9ton, D. o,
~ Fne Prfncn4 specially. tAn10-1y
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TpNABD LINE.

fCNABD LINE.
~ NOTICE
Win the view Of diminishing the chances OF col
Esion the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Cor al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boz ton, crossing the meridian Of Sc at 43
Lat, or nothing to the north Of 49,
On the homsward passage crossing the meridian
OF 80 at AZ lat, or nothing to the north OF "A,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oueer

fT'dOhiAS UOWIINU, AuCtIUHtcF.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No. so
BEAlL sTEEkT, BETWEEN WASHING TON
AND CREAM STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.
G AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August -
isee, shali sell part of Lot l0u. 80 6x120. i'm &C.,
proved by comfortable twof tory Frame yelling
Termk: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest at per cent
posit required at tine OF sale. Oonyeyancine at
purchaser cost. au92dEds
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T,HOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer $40 7th street
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON SAMPSON
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
1EENIH STREETS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY, August 9Th, at 2. ~, Lots nm
So ana 81, in Square 1874. $a3
Terms day OF Gale. -
aug1-td THOE. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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STATE DINNER CHINA FOR rHR WHrrr porsv
MT. Theodore X. Davis, OF the stan OF Harper,s
Co., In Limoges, France over nfty designs for 4
STATE DINER set OF china ware ordered for the
s mn,,e house. MI Davis gives the following
account OF lt:-"The set viii embrace q special
design for the oyster plate The soup- niafe fs
modelled from the kalmia flower the mountain
laurel, the form being that OF a bowl rather
IMAM or the narrow based plate at present In
use. IL is the flower with ITS natural base
Instead OF the circular base and the decoration
OF this series will be simple, though strong
IN color, embracing this list OF subjects: A
Giant bake crab, green turtle, okra- palmetto
cabbage, maize, potato laurel, frog. The
iish series OF twelve is headed by platter.
me decoration OF which is magnificent
this dish is novel. being rectangular with the
edges rolled and tipped with dead gold.
The decorations include blue-fish chasing
a porgy, Holsters tghttng, speckled trout.
terrapin or Maryland, and the red snappSo
ne GuI OF Mexico chasing a butterfly,
The game series embraces designs re
sehting Inherent species OF American 2
feastlng or flying, bathing, &c. The diI
series VIII consist or twelve plates, illustraf
.he following subjects: An antelope In the
Ius pad LANDS: a bear IN a bee-tree In VIII
Mr.. Bfuin has got into trouble while a coynra
seated comfortably below, laughs al him and a
thunderstorm IA the distance gives tone to the
picture; black-tafled bear ascending the stone
or The Rocky Mountains at sunrise; a big horn
or RCcky Mountain sheep an Old buffalo I'm a
snow storm, surrounded by coyotes and gray
Il
simmon tree; the cranes ..walk around" on the
plains at night with Custer: the Mayfiower; pee
carries or the wild pigs OF America, and the
virginia deer, which Is a night effect The
iack-IigDt is In gold, with its reflection spark.
ling Ia the water beneath. and its CLEANS
IIngihg the lily-pods with gold. noble
buck stards knee deep among these. The
desseu-set VIII be quite simple in design.
the subjects being entirely American, and EN-.
bracing among others the following: The pea
can nut OF Texas, the chincapin, the pawpaw.
and the rersimmon. The last plate Of the ser.
vice VIII be OF Indian design, fac smile Of an
Indian plate. artlstically handled This plate
Is called crackers, cheese and cigars have
introduced an independent American butter
piate, the object OF which is to give a point OF
color ana reflective light in the glasses IL IS
pond-nly leaf, slightly curled. and upon the
surface OF the leaf is a drop OF Havilard's fai-
eDce glaze, Stimulating water. The after-dinner
cohee-cup is OF a very novel design and quite
unlike any cup at present IN use. The tea-cup
Is a MaDdar1n's bet inverted. The stem OF a
spray OF the tea plant forms the handle The
chocolate-cup Is also novel. Mr.. Hayfland
writes that there VIII be but % sets designed by
Bavtland and myself, and the Presidents set
will be numbered"
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HLYDE'1 NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
HIA.ALEXANDRIAW ASHINGTC

NEW YORK-BOTTERDA
The nrst Glass steamers Of this Line, W. A. SCHOL-
TEMP. OALAND," "ROTTERD An" "sOH1E-
DAM" n d "MAAS," Carrying the q. 8. mail to the
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e65-970; Inter
As't ~ South lillian 1t New York, FUNCH RDYK
3 90, n 3d. Vim. st., Freight ACTS L W. NOR.
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SAFE S Of WELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
f Ssk IL s %i4EHkE 81 HESssgSlSzEAkAHE
LY UNREGISTERED IN GOLD AND BL ACK
GGhhsHR aa sI IsI HhAHSbs0ME PAkLSR SUITE
CAN'T MARBLE ARB TOP. -CENTER TABLE
sAfTns M HhAIRs e. O MAhNUT GHAHBER
IhhbIoN |, TABLE, MARBLE TOP sIDS-
BOARD, HANDSOME WALNUT Orb, OAK
HAT RACK, HALL CHAIRS, REFRIaERa.
TOR, SEEMING MAUHINE IN PERFECT
ORDER, WALNUT CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
hrPhb1oR SPRING MATTHAssEs, HAIR,
HUSk AND COTTON TOP MATTRASSeS
fhAIHER RIlLoWs AID BoLsTERs,
LOUt GES, CHROM0S, WALNUT OFFICE
CHAIRS, BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, BRgssELs. INGRAM. AND
OTHER CARPETS; A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE
kITt HEN UTENSILS, &C.
On tuesday,. August 8. 1879. coHmenc- a
ing at ~ O'Clock. I'm, We shall sell at the W
residence or 9 gentleman declining house F1
keeping, No. lGO5 llth street northwest. the
above collection of superior furniture 1t VIII be to
the interest OF those des irng wek ep furniture of
tie richest styles and best Workmanship to attend
the aale. Terms cash.
aug2-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO Aucts.
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MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-sr1AxsH11

MYTH & EfSMAM LLOYD-STAAMsHIP
In LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LONDON,
6OUTHAGPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company viii sail every Sat-
1rday from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street Hoboken.
Rates Of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
don, Southampton and Bremen, first capn, Sl00;
second cabin, ESQ; steerage, $3o. For FREIGHT or
Green, New York. W. g. METZKBOTT CO., 925
Pa. ave-, Agents for Washington oct1-1y
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BANKERS.

~ e 9aiOOO INVESTED IN WAL a ss.eH
n.Ass IorIunea every month. Book sanS free
HsTns.an nf &. eWSelythins uAddEso BAxTKR = CO.,
oaoAes. ~ WAu &c. y. T. sep26t.thAs,1y
A nEMBER OF THU STOCK lxOHAN01 N
6da ne o5oe5s f0r the Hurch..e sals stoc
sions % ea1h 200 shares Stool privileges negotiated
On Ie9ponabie parties only. OorrespOndence aoifN
tied Henry Merriam, Member Am M.ninr ana
Stock kxchange, IS Wal r, New York ReferennS
p. Manysn- 1sG. Pros1dsn1 National trust %.
New York. iSnl -
G0HEN's LOAN OFFICE. corner7th ST. and New
O1ork av. ,teutrsnce on Syenue.3 The most ~
private Loan Office In the city. Money loaned w
. the lowest rate Of interest on Gold andO q
SILVER Watches, Plate and Plated Ware, D:Amonds
Guns. Pistols Ladies and Gentlemenss Clothing,
Carpets and al articles of value. jsn1-ly
THE OELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS
That never trusts, never breaks, never wears out.
Always clesni and can Ia while bathing, ID for
sac II CHAS. FISHERS, 623 It'll street NV
~ klsher devotes her attention to the wants OF
nR MILIR's NKURAL0IA or NERVE ACHl
k11LA The best remedy Known. Thouaan1G
t ~ nj smcaeI Sold By ~ druggists HTOTT
G0aOAWnLs Wholesale Agents. 10. A00 Penn
u NeoM eA ap22-ly
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR- LEON, the Oldest Established and only Bell
~ able Ia0iss' Physician in the city, can be con-
suited daily. At ass Massachusetts, ave from to
O'Clock, except Sundays and Mondays All Female
Complaints quickly cured. Separate rooms for pa
tents. te26-6ws
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AUCTION SALES.
= A L Z

TEOS DOWNING will sell at No. b27 18th street.
Corcoran BUILDING; on MONDAY, AUGUST LA
at &C Ok, a lot of second hand Desks andW
Office Furniture. empty Wine Barrels, Wine ~
Boxes, Store Counter, and fine lot Of Shelly u
iI9. &c IL
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JAMES DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

JAMES DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL BALE OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
fUkN1TURE OF A FAMILY LEAVING THE
On TUESDAY MORNING Ausus, eth como
Hencng at 10 O'clock at my auction rooms, Va
NO! no. 81 1th street northwest, the entire furni
ture OF family. comprising Walnut Cham.
Der SUITE Cottage Suits, Hair Cloth Parlor Suit.
thounges, N: y Tables. D ming Room Furniture. 2
brusse CARPETS, Ingram Carpets, Kitchen Furni-
ture, and general variety of household articles.
augZT JAS. DUNCAN Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-02

tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, By
order OF Court until the 31H DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D., 1879. at the same hour and plaza
WILLIAM H. PHILIP, ,r.
JAMES NJ TOMBSTONE 1rustees
iy20 81 aug! q IL ,18 sept SO,