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and after begging me not to mention the
affair, he sneaked off.
cashed the check, and hastened to
Wallace's house. The reader may Judge
with what satisfaction he received it how
rejoced was Anne and her lover. Wal
lace insisted that | should take the one
hundred dollars for my trouble but 1
was magnanimous enough to take only
twenty. Wallace kept his promise, and
ever after was temperate man. He died
a few years ago, leaving handsome prop
erty to Chandler and his wife, the mar
riage between him and Anne having TAX
en- place shortly after the above narrated
circumstances occurred.
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The Bride Of an Evening.
BY EMMA d. e. ". soUrnwoKrH.
CHAPTER /

CHAPTER l.
The Asrologer's Prediction.
Reading, few weeks since, one of De
Quineey's papers-"Three Memorable
Murders, recalled to my mind the
strange circumstances of one of the most
mysterious domestic dramas that ever tax
ed the ingenuity Of man, or required the
flight of time to develop. t
The locality of our story lies amid one
of the widest and most picturesque re-
gions of the Old Dominion, where the
head waters of the Rappahannock wash
the base of the Blue Ridge. l
The precise spot-Crossland-is SUBJ
lime and beautiful scene, where two for
est-crowned ranges of mountains cross
each other at oblique angles.
At the intersecting point of these ridg-
es nestles little hamlet, named, from its
elevated position, Altamont
At the period at which our story opens
the four estates, in the four angles of the
irregular mountain cross, were owned as
follows;
The eastern farm, called Piedmont, was
the life property of Madame Auderly,
Virgnian lady of the old school.
The western and most valuable estate
was the inheritance of Honora Paule. an
orphan heiress, granddaughter and ward
OF Madame Auderly.
The northern and smallest one, called,
from being the deepest vale of the four
Hawe's Hole-was the property of old
Hugh Have, widower of gloomy tenn
per, parsimonious habits, and almost fab
ulous wealth.
The southern farm-named, from the
extravagant cost of the elegant mansion
house, elaborate out-buildings, and hi2hly
ornamented grounds, which bad absorbed
the means Of the late owner, f" Farquier's
Folly was the heavily-mortgaged pat
rimony of Godfrey Farquier Dulanie, the
grandson of Hugh Have, and now a
young aspirant for legal honors at the
University of Virginia.
But little benefit to the heir was to be
hoped from the inheritance of his fathers
burthened property In the first place,
old Hugh Have had bought up in his
own name all the claims against the es-
tate OF farqlers rolly--uouptless 10 pre-
vent foreclosure, and to save the prop
erty for his grandson. M
But, unhappiy, Godfry had mortally
offended the despotic old man by declin'
ing an agricultural life, and presisting il
the study of prolession-a course thai
had resulted in his own disinheritance.
To make this punishment more bitter tC
his grandson, the old man had taken into
favor his nephew Dr. Henry Have, whom
he had established near himself at Far
quers Folly.
At this time the heir, having inishe,
term at tho University, had come dow
to spend part of his vacation in his ma
tive place.
1t was upon the Saturday evening ofhi
arrival that he found the little hotel, AM
indeed, the whole village of AltamOnt, j
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Lines Suggested at My Mothers
Grave.

By C. d. PRENTICE
The tender dew-drops fall
Upon the shutting flowers; like souls at ,est
The stars shine gloriously; and all
Save me are best
Mother, love thy grave
The violet, with its blossoms blue and mild
Waves DER thy head; when will it wave
Above thy child
Tls sweet flower, yet must
Its bright leaves to the morning tempest bow
Dear Mother, it's thine emblem dust
Is on thy brow
And could love to die
To leave untasted life's dark bitter streams,
By thee, as first in childhood, lie
And share thy dream,
And | must lnger here,
To stain the plumage Of my stainless years,
And mourn the hopes to childhood dear.
With bitter tears,
A lonely branch upon withered tree,
Whose last frail leaf untmely sere,
Went down with thee
OF from life's withered bower,
In still communion with the past turn
And muse on thee, the only flower,
In memory's uin
Aud when the evening pale,
Bows, like mourner on the dim blue wave.
stray to hear the night wind wall
Around thy grave
Where is thy spirit nownI
gaze above-thv look is imagined there,
listen, and thy gentle tone
Is on the air.
o come, while here press
My brow upon thy grave and in these mild
And thrilling tones Of tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless your weeping child
And e'er thine urn--religion's holiest shrine,
o, give his spirit undetiled,
To blend with thine.
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POETRY.
For lhc Register
To tho Lady L Love.

For ihc Register
To tho Lady 1 Love.
by KIT Karl.
Lady love,
Thou art above
All other emthly irensmc:
Thy love is more
Than earthly store
Thy miles my only pleasure
That heart so free
With love for me
fondly love and cherish;
But cires and fears
Which cause thy tears
TAIN would have them perish
Yes, | would seek
To dry thy cheek,
And kiss away thy sorrow;
And cause n smile
That would beguile
MisPvings of the morrow
That smile and tear
To me appear
Like pleasant summer showers,
And when It's past
Sols rays are cast
Upon the dripping flowers.
Those lips, I'm sure
There's naught so pure,
Fond vows of love have spoken;
Yes, vows like thine
Are changed for mine
And vet remain unbroken.
Then let us hope
That time may ope
The hour for which we're pliehted;
And heart and hand
Our cares Withstand
And fortunes be united
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CHAPTER IL.
Ts Sybifs Circle.
The next day, Honora informed her
grandfather Madame Auderly, OF God
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9EORGErowN.
Csryssyenls,ses Of Ixs Star.

~~'sSSNss~ssssS
.. rr 6KoRsRrowN, Oct 13, 1883.
T.. g. Wright, auctioneer, offered Yesterday. nj
public sale, the valuable wharf property situated
on Water street. and belonging TO Messrs. Boeue
and Donnelly, which was was withdrawn by the
owners at @, 200. sF1FT-
He also offered q large amount. comprising a
portion ofthe assets OF the late Arm Of F. A.
H. Dodge: Large brick warehouse and wharf
property, now occupied by O. Stribling |; bid in
6y the trustees at IS 90. Brick warehouse on
tne corner OF High and Water street. in the occu-
Warehouse on west side and adjoining the above:
old IN by same at 81 500. Two story warehouse
situated on high street near water, and occupied
ey M. MT. Edward Williams; bid in by same at
and occupied by George Shoemaker bid in by
same at 81 500. Two small frame dwellings ad :
Joining the last mentioned purchased by James
r.. Essex s si,o0: Wharf property in the occu-
pancy OF c. Myers Son, fronting Sc feet on
Water street, and running back 500 feet to the
channel Of the river bid in at IS 900. small
frame tenement on Jefferson street bid In by
Several pieces Of the above property we believe
could have been purchased at a very reasonable
ngure, when we consider its location and intrin.
sic value. For instance, that offered by Messrs
Bogue d Donnelly could have been pure based
Tor S3,OOO, and that occupied by Mr.. Striblng at
TITLE over x5,OO0. In either case we believe
such an Investment would have been both safe
anu ichiuhcfdtlNc, anu we Oeileve the day Is not
far distant when either Of them will command at
least one hundred per cent. more We believe
the same might be said Of other pieces.
The weather continues extremely gloomy, and
attended with considerable rain, which has pret-
ty near put stop to outdoor business for the
present .-.... =
Arrivals-Schr. Transit, Davis, from Ports.
mouth N. H., :s2J tons OF Ice to Walter Cooley !:
Hebe, McNamah, Baltimore, 3 800 bush. wheat,
TO w. & w. r. Edes; Bfothers, Davy, New
YORK, cement, to Capt. M. G.. Meigs.
Flour remains at our quotations of Yesterday.
There Is but little wheat coming in by wagons.
and for several days past prices have had a de-
Ginning tendency, selling at 81 20iI p for red and
VI 0al % for white Of good qualities. No corn
Offering
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AUCTION GALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

To-Day TOMORROW MORNING.
.THE SALE OF BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS
WI De continued THIS EVENING, at ~
BsDwns' Hoss I.e Nc. 10 Penn. avenue opposite
COS q WALL q BARNARD, Auos.. ,
BY A. GREEN, Auctroneer. y
A pMlNISTRATOR,s SALE OF HORsEs.
kI1cgSS -, UAIs, MIC RoKs, HOUSEHOLDS AND
THERspA Yshs s Is,s ,s Ss; AsSTios
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m ~ m rnsn SCI, con-
ana .ass q amphfes dsc...s s rs.G nn1
Y, between ~ and 9Th streets. by order nj ~ IN
pnans Court. all the Personal Effects OF The DE-
Three enc Harsss, four or Eve good Bu,,,s,
l1argeio Of Harness, DstAies,
Saddles and Brides, and Stable Utens,l,
About 90 bushels prime Oats. lot on Hsy. In
rive vslsso.s servants, three men and two women,
in part r.. ..I 80 = =
4 number Of excellent Bed. and Mattresses,
large lot OF Bedding and Bedsteads,
Mardrobes and WAshstands, go
Mahogany and other Bur, aus -
Sofss. Sideboatd and Tables, -.. -.-
CCSI ns;n, daos Linens. Window Curtains, &e.,
Two barrels hne Potomac Herring
taIee lot OF Crockery and Glass Ware. and itch
en- Regulates ~
n The The sale will commence With the household fur
~ one e ock we shall proce ed 10 sell tbs NeSposs
horses, Csrrlases. Oats. do.
efns lot FURNITURE and Household FHecfs In
neI ~ cash; over S20a credit OF On and al dsys
For Negroes, Horses, Carriages O.,. - S,s yys|
n a cssn oaance credit OF 6 months the mr.
CHASER or purchasers to awe Dote. sat,stao, I'll
ehdorseo' bearing interest IN all cases Of credit.
w. ". THOMAS.
. ........., ...... JOSEPH BEASLEY,
oo,s. Administrator
~ ~ A. GREEN, Auct,
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MARKET FARM FOK SALE.-l be U, der
lVl signed will offer nj public lie, on TUT sDAi
the day of October next on the premises al the
hour of 70 O'Clock meridian, the Farm now In the
possession of NJ rssrs. Francis 4 and y. oven ker-
nv and late v the property and residence OF Mr..
Wilmer D. Talbot. This Lard consists of AT acres
and sdi"rns the property Of pr J"hn Il. Bayne aud
Thomas r. Kerry, Esq, aud ~ distant from Alex
ingt N. The location is healthy and An many othei
respects very desirable. The soil 10 well adapted
waited this section OF the country. The ner hbor
hood is very agreeable: Episcopal, Catholic and
fs IN. The buildings consist Of a comfortable Dwell
ling and Kitchen and all the necessary outbuildnss
j. o. Kerby, or either of them.
Ire ute 20 this properly 10 indisputable.
sale but ifnot disposed Of at private sale before
above named. = - = -
The terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
....er e.. 4. kEECH, Attorney.
Upper Marlboro, September q. 1881 se 80 eos
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ALL Persons desiring to have their cards in
serted or continued In the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory in the Daily star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do so imme-
disteiy at the Star ofaee r .7..H.r b.
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BY J. e. MCGUIRE h CO, Auctioneers.

by j. e. MCGUIRE h CO, Auctioneers,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS, HORs Rs, Cows M
fAsMING IMPLEMENTS AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
MOHNlNG, October Is ut 10 % clock, at =. Ock
SprIns" Farm. formerly the residence of Mr. Dash
Iel situated OH the west side Of High street about
a mie above Georgetown, en the Tenaliy Town
Road, We shall sell, he personal effects of gentle
nian declining housekeeping, comprising
COL lection of very valuable Oil Paintings MANY of
Them hne specimens TART procured directly from
Europe, NV
Lot of Household Furniture, comprising Sofas, Par
Tor Chairs, Marble top rabIes, Carpets, Bed
steads, bureaus. Bedding, Cooking and other
Stoves, &C, &c
Also, a valuable Bay Horse, 6 years DID, and a fine
Mare with fOal by black Hawk, both warranted
m hourd and WILL work IN any harness,
Two excellent Cows and Calf,
tine two horse Wagon and Harness,
One one horse Wagon ard CaryalI,
Cutting Box, PiOughs, Harrows, Grindstone So
Also, quartlty OF Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c
Terms: so and under cash; over that sum credit
OF o. and - days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
oosd ]. c. MoG UIRE L CO.. Aucts.
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NRw YORK, October l3 Stocks are heavy but
iTregnl-r. Chicago Rock island, Is Illinois
Central sha's 80, do. bonds 50 La Cross ana Mi .
4; Michigan Southern "a New York Central,
s3&; Reading 81 Milwaukee and Miss lok;
Va. G's 93S; Mo 6's, s7x.
Sterling exchange firm
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DIED.

This morning, at one O'Clock, SUSAN ELIZA
BETH, only daughter of Mary Abigail and George
ballengeT, aged yeyrs and mo. this.
The friends ana dcqu aIntances are invited to Al
lend the funeral to- morrow afternoon, at O'aOck
from the residence Of her parents. on Virgins ave
nue., between 50 ADD AZ streets, on the Island.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. - Flour Is heavy; Ohio z.
3i Howard street and City Mills nominal
Whrst - generally unchanged; reds 81 .t4al ?.
and whites (good 10 prime) 81 35aI ~
Corn Is Irregular; white 7sasI; yellow sIus5c
WHISKY Is unchanged at 23a236.
Provisions are quiet but firm.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Octobrr 10 Flour has declined
state 81 35asi AS Ohio S5a5eO; Southern s5a
$3.50
Wheat is dull, and buyers demand reduc-
ton.
Corn is buoyant; mixed 9Oa72c.
whisky is dull.
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CD REWARD,-Strayed away from the premi-
90 SEES Of Ma. Baker. adjoining bro HzSrh
yers' Rest" near GeOrgetown, on the 5th SEA<F
instant, a red Bur FALu BEIPER, ris-
ing ears old; good beef with a small white spot
IN Ine forehead; Any one bringing her To- Mont
gomefy House., Georgetown, or giving information
ward. "a II.Sts
/ OST-On Yesterday. Thursday, Sept. sd, q
~ heavy GOLD WATCH CHAIN, with Seal
att ched. Ii was wrenched In some way from the
watch in the owners vest pocket A suitable re-
ward will be paid on Its beng left at the counter of
the Star Office se24-tf
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Though - The Starr IL printed On the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of Baiti.
mere, Its edition 10 50 large as to require IL
10 be put 20 press at an carly hour, Advsr-
Hsements, therefore, should be sent IN by IL
s'eleck. m; otherwise they may NO. appear
satil the next day. s..est
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs

EOR BOSrON.-FIRsr VtsskL.-The regular
U packet schooner Helen Mar, Captain r.. IA
NIokersoR, has arrived ard is now discharg- "
ina her freight. She will he ready to receive &s8
freight for the above port to morrow. Apply to
HARTLEY & BRO, " and IOl Water street,
GEORGETOWN ID. a, Is jv
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AUCTION sALn.
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Apot;o,.

2 By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co.,, Anctione.r,
HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
9l'2sR SSv' Sosob.9 & Il
ss; $ 3 S..
With the improvements, CONSISTING ef q nearly new
three story Brick House. With basement and two
lures throughout water tank. and Ssth ioo. . va1t
under the pavement for wood aud coal. " W
With n-Inch wallis throughout. and 10 dslightfuIiy
situated. fronting on street. sn avenue and pub
Terms: One fourth essh the residue IN G, 10, Is,
an = months, secured by deed in trust on the
oes-d 80 J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
rHE s q 4. sI
o Ss is.a iA'A' sane bow and Pses 90
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. :
SAr neF,osk6 pU TN 4 B.ULROUs ROOTS AT
and streets. At O'clock p m, Two case g Of De-
from the ,n Of sDd IN ns
Sons. in Holland, consisting Of Double and Single
Gus. DC. '' wv
Terms cash.
BY gARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
from Rich Daley da,sd iI Iai % 81 sssd and d
Of record we will offer at public auction. on W. d.
eighteen tsl aad ninetesnI g. id Thos Bsaifs add
VIZ: Beginning at the eastern extiemity Of Lot l.
81 me Original plan Of Geosgetown and running
nn5S an stfss street east feet inches thence
alley. west "a feet inches, and thence south in a
STRAIGHT line to The beginning, with the improve
hrot nscI OF three-story frame house and
to 1 e. asa sale
stalments at and months, with interest," TO be
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FUTURE DAYS.

DJ a. ukEEN, Auotloneer,
RkiEk HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH
Ios4n the 18th instant shall SCI. Ayf
in Square No IS. having eS eESa d ?; M aot No i,
running back 100 feet to a wide alley wi The in
E0nsssnd which are good three STORY Brick
-, Terms: One third cash the baiance in 6, p and
.sIn Tor notes bearing interest from day of
4 deed gwen ard decd of trust taken.
lite ludisputable.
By Barnard & BUCKLEY; G.orsetown.
VALUABLE WORK HORSES MTIEs
WAGONS. AND Tools AT Aucr1os.Hoo WEfS.
SE ss 2oth inst, at 10 O'clock, at oproveI,
Cost,a.t on the Washington hSusdact.a a.. Ess
is heavy Work u Horses wS,1 Mules
Par haok Canadian matched Horses,
5, good Carts aud Gearing,
All the above described prSeeStS !, &c sood and ,
persons wanting working almsis or yeIielas nreo
sens rs rare opportunity.
oe Y Is BARNaRD& BUCKLEY, Auct.
BY. &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctIoneeIs-
HORSES, MULES. CARTS ANDHARNEss
6c 90 AZ AS S,E SATURDAY .MoRNiNG,
EfS ICONS, We shall sell, by order Of the Orphans
superior Mules. young, GENTLE and will work ANY,
Carts and Harness, nearly new,
sH PASSENGER Carnage, suitable for the country
a., i 6l ard under cash over that sum ore
et OF % and e0day for endorsed Gotee
Mr. Ls. VIOLET WILLIAMS. Administrators.
WI =. y. mcoOIRE CO.. Auctr.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctionsers.
On WE EsM 5SfH2Gk AAGTA sdIs
at 70 O'Clock We will SELL at the Farm Of r. Vim
cent cent Ess on the and Ba tmore Turn
Two sf Sen Is VIII Males, good Horses.
Farming Implements, as
p,l"nghs. HsrroSs. CuItiyatoIs, Roller.
Ifo"Hrs' Scythes, Cradles, Fan, Drill, &c,
ALSO, TIL CROPS,
Atl2 o'c'ook m, We Will sell the Farm, contain
ing 80 scrsE OF god and kind land. hundred Of
when Is under cultivation and 10 very productIye
Unity 81 which IS rich bottom lands.
Ine Iarm Is watered with several never failing
The improvements are a good, though small,
dwelling with requisite out buildings young or
ti.s; rood fencing. DC.
=, For information apply at Room No. ?, General
Tsrms liberal and made known At sale.
oe 3 ts Wall 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
NARSHAL's sALE.-in ylrtue of writ, q,
ron hen iaeiss Issued from the Clerks Once of the
e e9So 81 70 ss and TO me directed shall
m aa.o on ERlDAI, the 18th day OF October next,
iS5s the following described Property, to wit: All
defendant right, title, claim and interest in and Ia
part Of Lot No. S, in Square No 7E2 haginnina Al
point on Sd street east ~ feet inches the south
corner o. SAID lot, and running thence north ~
feet inches, and east with that IdtL to four fool
private alley at the rear Of said lot th ali
au singeiaT the improvements ther con- IN the clty
ol washing ION. d. g., zed aud levied upon as the
property O. Richard NJ. 4. Fenwick. and viii lie
October term, li5s, IN favor of William WaiIscs,
Columbus Alexander, and John Van Resw'ct.
Sc = Is for the District OF Columbia
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q wnts of
lVI heri faclas, issued from the Clerks Office
the circuit Court of the District OF Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed,
will expose to public sale for CASH, In front of the
Court House door Of said county, on MONDAY
the following described property, to wit: Lots Nos
and IL IN Sauane No Ia. original Lots Nos. 2, s,
ana In Square NO ia, and east ~ feet OF Lot No
2, In Square No. l47. beginning at the southwest
corner Of SAID lot: md running thence 90 feet
30 feet and thence south @ feet to the point OF
beginning, together with all and singular the i'm
provemenfs thereon, In the city Of Washington, ID.
c.. seized ard levied upon as the property of Chas
H. Van fatten, ard vii be sold To satisfy Judicsls
NOS "a l4S S7l, $40 3i3 S74, 81 AID s7s, to October
term. 1853, PaIro n Nourse, John r.. KebdA John
w. Thompson, ~. ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, Ino.
and Mary MahOney, w. III. Ward, and Michael
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
F.. w. SELDEN. Marshal
oc7-ts for the District of Columbia.
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w sised party With eli OF the best CONFEC-
TtONs. 10, 40; and also furnish the Wafe for
table, ALLOW 1tes. Try him. oo+SW
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Later from New Mexico.

ST. Louis, Oct. I3th The Santa mail OF the
10Th has arrived here. The reported battle be-
tween tue NavaJoes and the u. = troops II con-
nrmed Lieut.. McLean's wound Is severe, but
not dangerous
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CoATs, PANTS, AND yEsrs.

IsFeSS StlIN. BhNtHsSS SHttN,
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hal CLOthins
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING IS now ready for inspection,
comprising assortment of GsHtismsaS asd
Youths CIOfhiaE of the newest and richest eslgD
an material, trimming, and rkmOnshIp.
To those who study excellence, with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity rs now
offered for selecting from one Ufthe most attrac-
tive stocks Of Clothing this city at very reduced
prices. se22Im
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Electioutu New ,f.xic.


ST LOUIS, Oct l3.--The Democrats have ca
rled the New Mexican Legislature.
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A New Bank-The Bank C.n,r.ver,y.
Steam Fire Engine Trial.

HARRIsBURG, Pa Oct. 1.-THE steam IRE en-
CINE Citizen had trial here this evening. IL
threw i've streams through 4 inch Rozzles l2I
ieef, two streams through ! inch noLIles los
through one-and-an-eigth inch nozzle adj feet
high-the greatest height ever attained here
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ADiEy TUCK and I'll sorts Of COMBS q
Mo- ksoa. SsdG Willard Hotel. kNa
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John III. SMOOT

L,ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Il CHEAP FOR CASH.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GALE OF MOST VALUBLE BUILDING
~ IoT ON STREET, NEAR 18TH STRFET-By
vlrtue oil deed of trust duly made and executed Il
me, shall oHer for sale, on the premises, on l.
DAY, the 18th day of October next, at O'Clock D
No. parts OF Lots number red and 2, in Square num-
bered 25S. having q front or r street of 81 ieet
inches a. running back with that width 50 feet IOI
inches. A frame building stands upon q portion OF
the said premises
The above lot is located on street. between 18th
and 4th streets west, immed atey of the resi-
deEce OF Mr.. John Joyce, and is reg arded as one
q the most elis Idle building sites In the GUY OF
Washington. ' -
Terms Of sale One IOurth cssh balance in 6. u
and 10 months the purchaser TO give notes foT the
deferred pawn bearing interest, and secured by
a deed oftrust on the premises Unless the terms
he complied with In Eve days the Trustee reserves
the rg to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF The defaultln< purchaser by advertising such re
sale three times in the National Intel Igenoer
JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee.
Oc lid A. GREEN Anct