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"a Customer-"What did you think OF the
bishops sermon on Sunday, Mr.. Wigsby?n
Hairdresser-"Well really, sir, there was
sent sittin' In front o. me as 'ad his air parted
that crooked that couldn't ear a word.''
eH-"My. what a steep hill. And see those
ten or eleven wretcheS packed in one wagon
that the poor staggering horse can hardly
crawl" "Wretches? Them are all christians,
mum, going to the camp meeting. "-CErie pal
Herald
Says the Paris Figaro:-"A woman passes
by on horseback. The Frenchman stops and
looks at the woman. The Englishman stops
and looks at the horse"
u a toast to the PreSs:-''In our DAYS the
war correspondent has often helped 10 save our
armies. The risk OF running them has been un-
dertaken by others, says the London Neps.
eE-The Utica Observer names new bonnet
'the Wife's Revenge"
1E"Subscribers are coming in at the rate OF
fifty per day." said an editor; and the rival
paper explained that they were coming In to
order their papers stopped.
E"The English eat half their words II |
initiate them shall get fat" says Sarah Bern
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HtHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionear.
i Southwest cor. 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave,
Star Buildings
+ 7. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of d. ed Of trust dated March Doth, aa
1877, and recorded in Lber No. S52 folio 81, XII
Of the land records Of the District Of Colum.~x
be. viii .ell At public auction, in front Of the
O'Clock pm, that parcel Of land situate In Washiog
ton O. DESIGNATED as the south fifteen feet front
bered five hundred and thirtyeight.
Terms: One,thtrd cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months, with seven per cent interest. &75
at SALE ConveyaDcibg at expense OF purchaser
Terms to lie compiled with in ten days.
OHAB. E. FRASER,
aug 7.9, 10 l6,2 ,23&25 Surviving Trustee
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REV. NEWMAN HALL DIvORCED.-A London
dispatch says that the Rev. Newman Hall, the
noted congregational pulpit orator, has obtained
her adultery with one Richardson. a stable
keeper. The case was on trial a week, and
created a great sensation. The wife brought
counter charges OF the same character against
her husband. Mr.. Hall admitted during the
trial that he had abandoned previous action
or similar nature because he feared It would
be an obstacle to his efforts to raise funds for
new cnapel and Tor the "Lincoln memorial
tower" monument commemorative of Abra-
ham Lincoln,
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THE EVENING STAR.
SATU DAY........... August p, lS3Qs


Josh Billings, who is as usual passing his
summer In the White Mountains, has put 1t In
Inc way OF the editor OF the White Mountain
book to be published in the fan. Its title viii
pc Old Probabilities: Perhaps Rain-Perhaps
MOI! MOI; ana 1t viii have for It's leading motto:
is to most pholks" The Selections are these:
ABOUT the hardest thing fellow kan do IL to
SPARK gals at one time and preserve a good
Don't dispize your poor relashuns. They may
De taken suddenly rttch sum day, and then it
Mll oe awkWard TO explain things to them; un-
Next to a klear konshience for solid comfort
Gums an easy boot. Try both.
II, II young man hain't got a WELL balanced
ssao' nke 10 see nun part his hair In the mid
l don't take any foolish chances. II wu
called upon to mourn over dead mule, should
stand In front ov him and do my weeping
There Is no man so poor but what he can
afford to keep one dog, and have seen them so
poor that they could affod to keep three.
ar say TO thirds mr. on the rich people in this
makes the most OF you. Happy thought.
never argy agin success when l see rat
tlesnaiX's head sticking out of whole. I bear
longs to that snatX.
The infidel argys just az bull duz chained to
a post. He bellows and saws. but he don't git
loose from the post, l notiSS. Not much.
thank the Lord that thare Is one thing In
this world that money kant buy. and that IL
me Wag ov dogs tail. Yure unkle.
, lave seen men SO fond Of argument that
they would dispute with a guideboard at the
IofkS ov kuntry road about the distance to
the next town. What fools
. IhaIe are out 1u sights In this life more SUBJ
lime ard pathetick than TO see a poor but yir
1t LIZ thus.
notiss one thing. the man who rides on the
kars every day is satisfied with one seat; but he
WIG rl0eS once year wants 4. That's So
FlatteTy is Like colone water, to be smelled OF,
not swallowed.
The man whom wou kant git to write poetry
or tell the truth until you git him haff drunk
amt worth the Investment
whenever see a real handSum woman en-.
gagged in the wimmin's rights bizzness / am a
going to take Off mi hat and jine the processhun.
See Ii don't.
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TIE CUNARD sTEAMsHR COMPANY LIN.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
tn0 At

FROM PIER 20. h. r, NEW YORK
ALGERIA, Wednesday, August IS, Pr
SCYTHIA, Wednesday, AUGUST 20, m.
B0THNIA. Wednesday, Septembe- 8. 4p:m.
6ALLIA, Wednesday, September 10, IL 30 a. m.
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By steamers Carrying steerage, $50 and Sl0O gold,
according TO accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, S16, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerass at very low rsteA Bteerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parts Of
Europe st lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
Fog freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
Office, No. Bowling Green. or both steerase and
cabin 70 OTIS BIGRLOW,6os It'll street. Waahins'
jan26ly CHAA g. FRANCKLYN, Agent, ny.
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THE YELLOW FEvRn is a curious disease. and
&c I;:a III lis studied the less we seem to know
aboutit. One o: the greatest cnrtnsities In con-
Deetlon with this plas",e of mankind is the case
OF the Island OF Jamaica, where o.ee disease pre-
century, IL has not been known yellow fever
Is around 1t On every side, In Cuba and In San
domingo, but In Jamaica 1t is unknown ia
maica has no state board nor no national board.
and consequently does not quarantine.-TNera,
phis Acatancke.
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PRESCRIPTION FOR SEASICKNEsS.-Af friend
OF ours sailed for Europe Sunday. He lives in a
new hampshire village, and before starting on
his first voyage consulted the local physician
as TO remedies against seasickness. The doc
tor.whose maritime experience has been con-
hned TO Sundry trips on Lake Winnipise ogee
went to the centenn1al-sagely advised, as
based on peculiar physical laws, to always
breathe with the motion of the ship! We shafl't
aid, 5th
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''MARY ANN" says she is "a weary. ~ and COM
plains that "womans work goes on forever
SO IL does, and We are glad OF IT, But that
go on forevel; you don't have all OF the work TO
DO, not even while you live. Mans work goes
On forever, too, we hope, but that doesn't fret
US particle. We are not going to stay here
ana 90 IL all. Bless you, no, we are not going
to do our own any longer than we have TO.
Brace up, Mary Ann, and don't you fret about
the work that ''soes on forever You're not
fifty years longer, Mary Ann, and don't you for.
get it, Burlington Rd,cl,eye
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Two CoRPsEs AND WOMAN."-The Paris
Petit Corporal invites signatures to an address to
ex-EmpIess Eugene praying her to come TO
france herself with the bodies OF her hush and
and son. 1t assures her that Hundreds OF thou
sands" OF Frenchmen will welcome her, The
1t adds, Though not heroic Will
never dare profess fear for two corpses and a
woman
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SCOTCH PRRsBYTERIANIsM Is torn by the CAGE
OF the Rev. DIR. Macrae, who has been tried and
suspended for disbelievfng the doctrine OF eter.
nal punishment. Before the synod in Edin-
burg he endeavored to prove from the Scrtnfune
that the bad have not the same possibility OF life
In them as the good, that evil has no everlasting
existence, and that the universe Will eventually
oe purlfled from SIN. He disclaimed any inten.
ton OF imposing new dogma on the Church.
and only asked liberty to hold his own views.
The majority against him was Overwhelming
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PUBLISHED TO-DAY,
HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES,
With Biographical Sketches Of the Secretaries.
ByL D. INGERsoLL,
Author Of Life and Times of Horace Greeley"
i vol, 600 pages; two illustrations. Bound In
cloth Price s. 80.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
Successor to Mchun Brothers,
1918 Pa. 00e.s corner 18th street.
je4h Washington, D. O.
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National Hesf: I'd G s1eTs E IiaG % tn.
worn and fss eatSws::t west
TO take 'i TE sh1Vnsse& l Mf6 n 1s5s
A1Press Esots dlty on sund.ys to ,1 B.lsi@o1 %
) ss ana re- nam:
tSsss:'3a: "a W. 44s ;s
WINCHESTER 81 Haserstown ard way stations e'
Baltimore Express Parlor car to New York and
s:sS Z mist Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
Valley Br1Reh: except sa9dsy Through car 70
sSS saR a sR' ss:1aaSa Ann.Do
Go, sS sxsSRs & B. Ssns
1910 2. m--Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
so p s;oSs York: Philadelphia. and Boston
s"ma. sn Sar VA sasSns and Way
Express: Frederick. Via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
1:s5 p m;.tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hssers-
Point Of Rocss and dn Way Stations only n SUNDAY 70
4:D p. m -fBaltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
BAITiM0RE ,ExPREss: Norfolk. except Sun
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
%fsaiii SRa T HxT sasRa roo.
City. via Relay.
sShsE EifRas s4Es q Gs:s
tPittsburgh except s1nd2y{ ,,.-,,.
AND b1THMoRH sxfksss stop. q Baasns
burg and LAn1eL seeqB t9 CIR to New York. and
II 90 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express
Pullman Oars.
tD.ily. tHunday only Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
63 6l9 and l4So Pennsylv avenue, where orders
viii be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
a. any point in the city. W. n. CLEMENTS.
L n COLE Gorerrl Ticket Agent
GEO. & KUONTZ General Agent myl7tr
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&. MoRMoNIsM has gained foothold IN northern
Georgia and eastern Tennessee, the region In
which Mormon agent was recently murdered.
several years ago Mormon elders began preach
ing there, and made many converts Ia q dozen
counties. Occasionally a colony OF converts
was shipped to Utah, but most OF them ne.
NAMED at home, avowing polygamy as part
OF their creed, but not attempting TO put II Into
Dracficp
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GERMANY AND CATHOLICISa.-It was thought
that at Sedan the sword OF Luther deflnitively
broke that OF Catholicism; but now at the end
OF ten years we are perhaps on the point OF see
Ing the Nuncio OF the Pope return to Berlin.
italy In its strife with the Papacy can 40 longer
depend upon the Berlin cabinet
( COLOGNE GGzefte
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DESERVING MEMPHIs.-The st. Louis Globe
Democrat publishes the names of twenty-seven
wholesale merchants Of Memphis, Tenn, who
nave deserted that city since the yellow fever
panic and opened houses fn St Louis, MANY
OF them, 1t is understood design remaining
permanently In that city should their business
interests prosper. This wholesale removal of
forebodings for the future OF Memphis. The
property holders in Memphis will probably find
out when II is too late that neglect to pay their
taxes and put the city 10 proper sanitary and
Splyps " $1,000
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THE MAN OF THR AvALANCHE.-Al hut one n,
the Memphis Avalanche staff have left for
healthier localities, and that paper is now got
ten out by Major Fred Nichols, "The Old
aper all through last years epidemic. II Meri-
Clan Meycury
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THE LONDON BEBCHER-The Rev. Newman
Hairs Disgrace succeeds Henry Ward Beecher's
At the age OF 60, after Christian ministry OF 81
suit for divorce against his wife for adultery;
and Mrs. Hall retorts with evidence accusing
her husband OF the same crime. The course OF
with the same Indecent testimony which dis
graced the Brooklyn scandal. The impression
left thus far by the Geographic summaries is
That the charges OF both husband and wife have
Henry Ward Beecher did In this country, the
pest known clergyman OF the independent de-
nomination, at home or abroad He came to
TINS country ten years ago, and gathered money
to build, as part of a new ediffce, a "Iincoln
rover, the visible sign In London OF American
sympathy in this work.-TSpringfeM Republican,
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1910 GREAT TOTO
1919 PENNSYLVANIA 1913
ROUTE

1879 rEzs ssHHHAH 1879
TO THE resra: t VEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCxN1ay, NA0RUIOHHz EouIPX161
rRA1ss LEAVE 4 Es WA STHF "a ST. from p,
P.ttsburs and the West. 10 80 an. day Wiz, p,y
Fl Ssa e s4a D 5sdsso
7:4O pm. daily With Palace Gar 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Nanandsisuas Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Ssse e % a.s s10f o- sswsnEaaa we
L0ci Hsven: and flnira, At 10 80 am. daily. ex-
For New York and the East 80 p. H. daily, except
'na ss ssS 81 ~ Pun.n P os
Csrs. S;W sm daily. except Sunday.
JesssX lily with boat. q Broosyn Asoe z
a6ording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid.
tsg double ferriase and journey soross New
For Phiisdephi.. s:ss Am. and 1 80 pm, daily.
For G. m ana snS1Rt a.
sla sa ID % d.iy eI @ ds Sunday 1890 AM
For Pope's Greet Line. Gao 4 %. and A:20 p. NJ.
Tor 1nSsssoll: 20 D. and $40 p. m. daily. az.
wv 1 AHR n55IISSI1sbR11 AND %zsa hd
~ 5a9d II 10 pm. On Sunday at Q 4 m. and
For Richmond and the South, 80 I'm. daily. and
$40 , N daily. except Sunday.
Trains Leave AexAndria for Warrington. 9, tbs, g.
sunday q 8 and 10 ana, and pm '''' -
Tickets Information. Sleeping and PArIor Gar 40
commOdStiOns can be procured ct the Ofaooe north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennayivsnia
avenue; northeast corner VI Sixth street and Penn
BE left for checking Of basyass 70 destination frol
hotels and residences.
L p. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent,
RRAHK TH0M00R f3Anapal MansSep pov0
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NOT PAST BEHRING'S SrRAIrs-Accordinp Tn
adVlces from Copenhagen the announcement
n sass dhs Arctic expedition has
ter from Prof. Nordensktold dated IN Fshr,,a irC
az Inc entrance OF the straits says: 81 hone n
be free from the ice In June P0 w
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INN AN LINE

u UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. MAIL BrKAMRns
NEW YORK to QUEEN4TOWN and LIVERPOOL
Mty Of Bern. 64S1 tons City Of Montreal 1870
These magnificent steamers IRE among the strong.
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric balls In staterooms, revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops etc
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
g JOHN G DALE. agent, 81 Broadway, NY; OF to
y. A. 6ROSNAN, 926 @ St. J. W. BOTELER &
BIO, 923 Penn'a ave; g. ". MOSS, Adams Tx.
press, Washington. decidedly
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HAR n

RyL4Np-LAw. By the Rev. ID. Grimm cs,c,
o. the T Church at his residence IS C3ttaEs
Pace. New York city, ally ID, 1879, EDWARD CRoFr
INLAND. of New York. to ELSIE JUsTIcE Law, OF
NashiI glon, ID. o.
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
ticket offices OF Pennsylvania r. r. at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pittsburg and in Washington, DO, at Office Of B. l.
D. BIB, at each OF which Offices full information can
be obtained. fv2S1m
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T II. II. COHEN'B LOAN OFFICE, corner 7th
e. street and New Yor1 avenue. Zen ON
trance on avenue.) The most private Loan I "a
Once In the city. Money loaned O. the0 q
lowest rate OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches
&1Ate and Plated Ware, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols,
Dk1d3ss and uentlemens Clothing, Carpets. and al
Foo0s Of valuA jA0l-ly
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THR PRINCE OF WALES Youngest SONS a,hert
victor and George Frederick, have finisbed their
education on the school ship Britannia. They
nave both passed f1rSt-claSS 10 seamanship and
conduct, thereby gaining six. months time.
which will entitfe them shortly to become mid
Simmer
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HpNARD LINE.

With the view Of diminishins the chances OF col.
sion, the Steamers OF this line take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of Sc at 4S
lat. or Eothing to the north Of 49,
On the home ward passage crossing the meridian
Of so ut A lat. or nothing TO the north OF a.
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"PLoN-PLoN' IN THK FRENCH ARMY.-Nine
years have elapsed since the imperial govern
ment fell, and In those years large number OF
promotions, quickened by political changes,
Whatever Bonapartist leaven may remain is
likely to be expelled by the recognition of Prince
Napoleon as the head OF the Bonapartes.- Lon
don Times, Juiy21.
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BANKERS.

e10 - 1000 INVESTED In van a 1oo1s
~ Iaaksa io-tlnes every month Book seni 49,
Sxpiss,ninyI T. ex.itsins Address BA1TKR 8 90.
A MENBEk OF TIN STOCK lXOHAN01 IN
execute orders for the purchase sale Of Htock1
3ond1 and Gold on moderate marina. Commit
On responsible arties only. CORES pondsnoe Solio
I'D Henfy Merriam. Member Am Mining and
eoek Exchange, 6S Wan IT., New York. Reference
21 4anyan. H.. Prssidsnt Rational Trust %,
6oV York. 1anl.R
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In ONE OF THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF Salem.
Mass, teacher was endeayoring TO ascertain
the extent OF her children's knowledge OF NUM-
berS The question being asked, Would you
rather have three paper bags with two oranges
In each, or two bags with three oranges IN
each?" all but one little fellow expressed them
selves as without preference. The teacher
as ed this pupil for his decision, and he was
persistent In his liking for three bags with two
oranges ia each, his reason, when finally given,
being, $50 could have more bags to bust
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Mr.. JACOBSON grew too old to work his farm
at Wankon, Iowa, and gave it to his son, eX-
himself In the poor house. After few weeks
Of pauper life, broken In health and heart, the
old man returned afoot to the farm: but the
son refused TO receive him, and he wandered
into the woods, where his dead body was found
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AUCTION SALES.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctionee,


Sa 81 sEVnsTH STREET
Join SAILS N6RsERT, Al A1 H HON SNtAh
,y snd duly & Ssr
s G 81 of ns snS bs
FRIDAY, August l5.h, a: p 1879, At the suction
STREETS northwest, at oc.ock p. M the following
described real estate. situate in the county of Wash
part 81 Fietchali,s Goodwill" and bounded as FOL.
lows; BEGINNING for the same At stone marked "
dssress = s. pershes thsnos south thirty one
ard hall desrees esst l6 s. percDes to the west
line Of the Seventh street road thence north three
Of beginnipg, and containing one and a-hslf ecres
nq sss cbar
jnEs: A0 ''.'' 'A'''
day Of sale, and secured by deed OF trust on the
purchasers cost If the terms Of sale are not COM
the a sss
WALTER B wiIEfASs oSSobos aSct aru snssa
f1H e HaEFH hsR 12E 9E
Of oe y ns Ts9m
passed in Equity cause No, $3.50, and in Gen.lk..1
LS. u AA1ou, sucdi cueE IOT WI WED-
NESDAY. AUGUST 18th. 1879, at O'Clock pm, upon
tie premises, Lot numbeie ed five 90, in Hardness
r. corded subdivision Of Square nnmberei three
ten. subject to an encumhrance Of $525, with inter
est at 6 PER centum from June 1st 1879
Terms of sale: &222 60, with interest from Ausust
10th, 1876, at per centum, and $50 costs in cash
TIE residue OF the pure base money in instruments
# e25 per month, at per centum interest secured
10y deed Of tru.t on said lot; the purchaser may
pay all cash. Deposit Of $50 required of the pur-
chaser, and conveyancing at purcnaser's cost.
B G. LOVEJOY, Trustee.
STEIGER h LIEBERMANN, Aucts, augl-eoSds
HtHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionear
i Southwest cor. 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave,
Star Buildings.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES.
2Five-Horke Power Boilers;
Engine:
200 Life Preservers, Lot Tackle Blocks:
300 Knapsacks, lot Iron Bedsteaas, lot Picks
Lot Scales: lot Bayonets, heines;
Lot Gum Fire Hcse lot Wire Rope;
Lot Wall Tents;
Lot Rubber Pontoons, lot Window Awnings;
100 pair Homes, 200 Haversscks;
Lot Scoop ShOvels. Il Gas Fixtures, lot Stoye1:
Let Horse Cellars, lot Seine Oorks, lot Swords;
Lot Tents, lot Boat Awnings:
200 Hospital Gowns, large lot of Rope.
On THURSDAY MORNING, August 18th, 1879,
At II o'clot NJ. VIII sell the above lot of goods
removed to my store for Convenience Of SALE
Terms cash.
ausSd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNISg
l. BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1902 r st. W
The Comfort" Mystery" and Reception"
SHIRTS, made OF Wamsutta muslin, and extra fine
linen bOsons, are only Is cents.
The "Old Times" and 'Great Southern (open
'front.' Shirts are only 30 cents made of tirstciass
goods.
The SENATE" Shirt, made OF Fruit of the Loom
muslin and twenty hundred linen, is only 60 cents
First Class Pattern Drawers. double. seated, only
80 cents. Way
MEGINNIBS',
je7tr 1908 II street Afr.
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( OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" LISlkICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, August 4. 1879.

In accordance WITH act nf E0nUyn.0
June ~, 1879, authorizing the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia to extend the area for taking
ming at large in the District of Columbia it is here
by DEPEND eyo That on and after FRIDAY. August
run st large in the populated suburbs of the cities
OF Washlngton and Georgetown. nor within the wi.
iaeee OF Mount Pleasant or Anacosta, nor south Of
Road, and west OF the 7th-street Pike, nor at any
point In county OF Washington within one mile
and Georretown; and any animal found running
at large within the boundaries named on and after
the above date shall be taken up and impounded
By order Of the Commissioners
sup6t j. DENT, President pro tempore
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HEAL THE SICK."- HUBBELL,S WV
II oPATHIO PANACEA HEALTH REVIEWER
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