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ELASTIC GLASs.-The process for the prep
aration Of this remarkable substance. dis
covered by Bastie, and sim IN some measure
secret. Is said 10 be very simple, cheap, and
unattended with danger. an vapOrs ipiu-
rlous 10 the health are avoided. The inventor
estimates that the whole OPERATION can be
completed IN few hours, and that the ev-
nense viii not reach 80 10 - per cent. of the
value OF oTlinaTy kinds Of glass. Rappatai
experiments Indicate that its resistance 10
blows Is NIFTY times that OF ordinary glass
and that NJ Is unaffected either = sfd Ten
cooling, as In cold water, or by heating ia in
q stove. A plate thrown upon the floor "a
bounced with "a metallic ring. aud when for
cloly broken separated into very small crvS-
tais, irstead oflnto larger and smaller pieces.
thus Showingta peculiar change i'm molecular
constitution. Samples OF 10 have been made
IN The form OF looking glasses. large plates.
lamp chimneyE, cups ard saucers. c5oI,ing
utensils, tubes, watch glasses, .c.
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CAT IN COURT.-It was cat case. and
the 'Squires office was crowded with wit
neSSeS and spectators. well. madam. !"
said he, pulling his knife out OF his pocket II
Whittle on the seat OF his chair, "tell the
tTuth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth, How was it," And the little woman
with voice like the note OF "a cracked fate
said: "Nell, Shodge, shoost look me straight
OF mine face, una l tole YOU all aloud it.
Dem mon got bups, und dem bups vas a
yalIer bupS, unu he don't kin pay tzei dollar
taxes; so he take nit him shots rifle uni
MI two parTels NIT puck quilts. ind he tolt
MS froW loock oud. Veil, dem buys 90 nit
nm, und he shoots him of der packside OF
his ears OFF NIT Won rifles full und der cats
vel, dat vos mine cats-shump up der
fence OF, und dem mon school dat onder
loads OF mine cats ouSSide I'm nit pullets; ana
ven 60 me ODSSide my yard in he trow NV
cats inside ont, und / tell him something's uud
hecall me anOdcr dem old foolish, und l
veil, ShoOdge. shOOsht look of his noses and
his eye plack; veil, ne fall down, unG go in
side his yard ont, und das all vot I Know
and she arose 10 leave, when the Squire said,
Hold on, madam, I'm not done with you
YET she paused, looked at the squire
and said: "Nell shoOst Tx IL nit him; I'm
don't can stand il some more already. You
INK IN dem fool, amt you?' And she
LETT the 'SQuiTe'S Office amid the laughter OF
Gil who were present Courier OsgytOl.
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FAST TRAIN FOR CAPS May.

EOURS And 30 hINUTEs-WAsHING
TO CAPE MAY.
The PESSsY LYAEIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has put = Fast Express Train -
from PHI e!Yhis to Cape May - -IE -
making the following time: kHSSH2S
Leave s-hingtOn-1:43 &. m, (day Express, J
striving Al Cape May At s .. m.
Leave WsshingtoD-9:23s 9. m, Limited ExpressJ
arriving a. Cape May at 8 D. m.
On Limited Express extra seat fare OF sl75 fs
charged between Washington and Philadelphia.
II. NJ. BOYD,JR.,
ys-tr General Passenger Agent,
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N o l o E.
On the sd day Of December, ISL, located at the
Z. 4. Land Office at Vancouver, Washington Terri
tory, Agricultural College Scrip, No. 81, State of
Alabama, which was assigned to me by the State
authorities Of said State Said Scrip duly mailed
by the Register of said Land Office, with his returns
for said month oflDecember, ISL, addressed Com
missioner, General Land ONCE, W ashington, ID O -
and having failed to reach its stnaton supposed
TO have been lost ia transit Notice is hereby given
thar shall apply q the Commissioner, General Land
Office, fer re issue OF said Scrip.
THOMAS KENNEY.
Vancouver, W. I. Aug Is, 1875. augSO m St.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNC-sNSON BROS, ksction@ers,

huNC-sNSON BROS, ksction@ers,
II BOT 1esst corner 2th and ID SITS. northwest.
. CHAMBER sSITS; BRUSSELS. ISGEIIN,
3PLI, AND OTHER CARPETfNGS: NEW
ND sECGSp- dAN ID COOKING AND "A EAT
ING STOVES. az, &C, AT AUCTION
n On TUESDAY MORNING, September a.,
commencing ut 70 O'Clock, at our saleSro5Tas.
~ soufhe 81 corner Of 9Th aud ID streets north
vest we will sell stock OF nes and second
hsnd furnfture, &c. viz: Bedsteads. single aud
double Mattresses, Cane and Wood sazf Chair.
walnut ohsmter Set, Bockcase, HAir-cfoth STA
Sno Snsirs, W sInut aud Other Bureaus. sc. Also,
sels, Oil Cloth, &c. "
Three excellent SEWING MACHINES.
New end second hand Cooking ard Heatiag Stov.-
and urnsces, Steve Castings, Crates, Tops Pot-
hstiies, &c DUNCAHSON BIOS,
Aucfi Opa@rs
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% ID. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
66k9 aRf6INr IN w WxASH1NST0N G9gNTT
lie 81 LA rFT BESJAarkk pffEEEEHs2S
R TIE IN fRE Ell ORE R RSb
~ By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated April l. A.
recorded in Iiber No eli, folio 81, one e Of the
land records for Washington county, In the District
the eby, viii sell at auction in front Of the pre-
mises, on MONDAY, September 18th, 1875, at 3
grouI1 situate, lying and being in the couaty Of
Washington, D. C., comprised within the tolIowi1g
No. planted at tn, northwest corner of that part
Of "Youngsb9ro, ~, formerly occupied by George
seventy seven @ east FIVE S
peTshes more les, with Oysters line tn 1t runs
degrees east one hundred and se1sn teen III III
line to a division f~nce formerly put up between
This part. Of lot owned by Edward FeRwick;
degrees hundred and thirteen iIlsj perches and
fifteen l5 links to locust tree standing the end
sixty five and quarter (65l degrees wet, forty
eight 49, perches and seven ID links, or less
land formerly held by Mr. Derringer; thence with
sad line and continuation of the direction there
four 6i) acres one ID rood aud twenty nine I29j
bIches; more or Ie5s, excepting six (6D acres and
thlrty three (33l paFchas, sold to one Mangum by
Benjamin 4. Fenwics, Ia deed dated September 26,
1854, sud lots numbered 9, TO- IL, II, in square s.
lots 8 and 80, In square s. lots d. 81 p, o. "a IS %
and ~, IN square o, VI Z. W. Jones' subdivision Of
Ivy City"
Terms: 81 eco, with interest at 10 per cent. per
annGm from June 5, lS72, TO day of sale, and ex-
peDses Of sale in cash. and the balance at six and
twelve months, with Interest from day of sale Sc
cured by deed ef trust the property sold. $50
a. deposit will be required at time of sale. All
eyancing at ex pense of purchaser If terms of
sale are not complied with ia ten days from day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultinR pur
chaser after ten DAYS adv ert isement.
GEO. W. sTICKHEY. Surviving Trustee.
sug2D eo&ds j. COLDWELL, Salesman.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 81 1875, sans hour
and place.
GEO. W. sTIOKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
seDl3 -eoSds J. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,


PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va wasB
ISST0b AND GEORGETOWS, D. o.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier &, North Wharve. Phfl.SsIass.
SATURDAY. at IL N. ~ -
rom 80 v ater street, Georsetovn, 49, -
ID. O., MONDAY at CD. u. 40
This line connects at Philadelphia with Ulydeb
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provt.
dence, Boston and New England states. no wharf
Sge II Boston by this line.
g. Z. HYDE, gent tcs u. G,
HM.P CLYDE co, Philsdelphis,
=. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID. Z. MINK, 80 Devoushirs street, Boston
Freights delivered By Kuoxs Express Or
nue., or at the steAmers' wharf, VII be promptly
ttenced 10. sep2-tr
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GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

.sss slsays ca ksnd l.rs. ard sssorssd skocs
o. S9THEACiIE and BITUmlaOUS GOALS
PINE OAh and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, o
EAsoc snc split; ell ke pit under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of LIN Dortsd
And Domestic OEMKNTS and OALOIEED PLAB-
TEhSJ and handling yearly many millions Of BAN
GOh GAThe, am In condition TO ill orders OF any
Character in my line with dispatch and fidelity a
tition
Central 0S1ce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch 1ard-lst ST., bet b and O sta :, sou thessf
Wharf-Eoot Of ID street southeast.
octsl-ly WIN, GUINAND
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HrAn Illinois newspaper maj eS its death
report more interesting hy publishing a
sick lsp several days an advance.
HFThe use o. natural gas as fuel In manu-
lactUre has sUcceo led so well ia Eaaver
ais, Pa, That boring has begun I'm search
OF q supply for other establishments
~ The new Encyclopedia Britannica"
deNotes two pages 20 .'angels" and twenty 10
"apes," and that is about the way they aver
age IN the human family.
rF-Doctor 20 wounded CarlisfS. "Whvdld
you not seek shelter behind tie rocks ="
"Ihe rocks were too few. and ia1 been All
occupied by our officers, doctor"
Z H. No ballots, no babies >" was TIE motto
on a transparency at a late wOmau's rights
meeting out west. II this had LappeueI ia
Mississippi Ar1es would have asked f1r
United states tooops.-BOstoR Post.
RF-'The child has died since saws a Penn
syivanla paper, after giving an account OF a
Twelve year old girl who had alrC Rdy m as
Tered logic, rhetoric, geology, botany. and
the mysteries or mental and moral science.
81 Edouand nelacroix, aged twenty-niue
died In the sea at Boulogne-sur-Mer lust as
Ralston did at san Francisco, having been
taken with ft-apparenuy apoplectlc-
while swimming.
~ The International Law ASSOCIATION. sit
ting at the Hague, has passed n resolution
declaring desirable an Internal ional code re-
lating to bills OF exchange. A committee
was appointed 10 prepare draft Of the code
f0r next years conference.
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The DIVORCE OF THE GRAND Duke
ALFNIS.-We have been told from st. Pa
tersburg that the Grand Duke Alexis, son OF
lhe Car. is Just divorced. His wife was
German maid OF honor, for whom the En-
press had great taffection. She was not
pretty, am told, but extraordinarily grace
ful, and possessed OF that fascination which
IS better gift than beauty. So the Grand
Duke fell over head and ears in love and the
lady, conhding in her mistresss affection,
undertook TO break the news. Ii was done
and a few hours after the lady found herself
travelling at express speed toward the from
Tier, while the Prince received orders 60 join
his iship. Thus they were separated for
awhile. But ii is hard TO control a prince,
harder 10 rule sailor; and a sailor prince in
love must be worse 10 hold than quicksilver
The Grand Duke ran away, of course, found
the lady, and married her at a village church
In Germany. Thence they went TO America
where for two years they dwelt i'm perfect
happiness. The Gar, il is said. would NOT
forgive, nor would the Prince humble him
sell. But the Empress interposed at length
botD Tor her son and her eX-maid OF honor
AND so, AFTER time, a reconciliation took
place. This week the solemnities of the di-
Norce are all completed; the Grand Duke en-
ters the army, and his widow receives a peD-
sion. Seeing she is but twenty-one, she has
time Tor more romantic adventures, bat
greater sch can scarcely hope for.-PdriS OR.
y Tie LC7toCB Daily Ne1rS.
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- H..wARNEE,
". Real Estate Broker and huctioneer.
Federal Building, corner 7ih AID r SITS northyes

Federal Building, corner 7ih AID 4 SITS northwest
ASSlSNEEs' SALE OF A YERY DESIRABLE
PRIVATE RESIDENCE NEAR TAX MN
ssCENSi0N CHURUH ON THE WEST SIDE
OF 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAsSACHIT-
SEITe AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTH
- On MONDAY, October 4th, 1873 at 4 70
H. oClock the undersigned Mil sell az p1b-
&c auction, Gu the premises all Of Lot No. y, in
EaNldsoms subdivision OF square No 80, IN the
city Il Washington, u. C., together with the i'm
sments consisting OF three story Brick House
Nith tWO-s:nry back building, aud flashed base
nert story The house contains fifteen rooms, with
al the modern improvements. ami the location ia
very desirable for private reside nce.
Terms OF sale are As follows, viz: deed Of trust
5000 with interest from July 18th 1873 at the rate
81 ten per cent. per annum, pay able semi annually,
the SAID II ust payable on before January T. ISL
ara 70 remain on the property 90 that time If desired
10y the purchaser. The residue Of the purchase
money Is 10 be paid third in cash. one third in
three moni hs and one third I'm six months with in
terest At the rate OF eight per cent per naum and
70 be secured TO the satisfaction OF the asgnees or
the whole purchase money 10 be paid in cash al the
purchasers option. 500 20 be paid at time of sale
~ the terms OF sale not com piled with within
hye days from day of sale the asssnees reserve the
night to resell the property at the risk AID cost OF
the detaultlDg purchaser after five days notice in
WALTER s. COX,
JOHN +. HANNA,
Assignees OF Robert Fleming
sep2O- eo&ds Rep +. D. OLEARY, Salesman
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fUbT EIOEIyED, A FULL LINE OF BULB.
KRIS HARDWARE and Housefurnish- -
Ing GOODS. Refrfgerators and w Ster Cool g.
err, So TIE cheapest in the market. Stoves, ~
ni'E j. =. HABRoyxB, lsss Nth Il, nv
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II II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auotioner
Federal Buildings, corner and 7th SITS north gsst

-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 7th sts northwest.
Kf sc ETlh E GArI fFtE
rs BY virtue q deed Of trust to me, duly re-
~ coroed in Liher No; go, folio 10, of the land
sen on the premises GU TUESDAY, the O;h day of
% m at OsS s4so a, se s pro
SAD trust to wit Lots numbered sixteen
ern thirty ye et frsnt Sg s ana me east
Of lot numbered fifteen tl5l, in square mug Der ed
laid down and described on the ground Plat or ian
OF Washington city, ID; O.. The above desert bed
ware avenue, and is rapidly Improving in Value.
Terms: One third cash balance in aud II
sale and secured by deed of trust on the property
a; or All cash, at the option Of the puTchsser If
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
stT ten days notIce in some one of the newspapers
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser. $50 deposit
On es'h lot will be rs EoRS 81 M SsX e 9s
jy 3-eoJds ICritic.l J. T. COLOWELL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
I,sda August 2+th, 1as same hour and
aug9-eohds lCritic.l J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is PosTPoNEp, on
Account ts Of the rain until TUESDAY, August 31st,
1870 same hour and Phls@eea pnr MASON r
augz5 eo&ds [Critc j. T CoLDWELL, Salesman
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
IeEsDAY, September l4th, l:,5, same hour aud
sci eo&ds [Critic. j J. 7. C0LpWELL, Salesman.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
place. Mssos f
GELS eO&ds [CriticI ] T. COLDWELL Salesman.
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
virtue of writ of fieri facas issued out of the
oIerk once OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia ard to me directed will sell for Cash,
az pubic sale, IN front OF the Court House door of
tenbsI' ls75, at IL o'clock m, the following de-
s s.i6S PE0Rery yiz Lot No H. il LS9ms spbd
lar the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington, ID. G., seized and levied upon as the
Execution No. II, 1875 in favor Edwin r Hsghf. use
Geo. Mason, vs.. X. Lebsiger and VIM Ii RSrbour
sep7-ts ALEX. sHARP,U s. Marshal d q.
VALUABLE ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA
eSTPTJTTunhS VA FOB SALE AT PUBLIC
Under authority of the decree Of the Circuit Court
executors VS. Roschs devisees, the subqcrfbep will
SELL al pubic auction al the east front of the Mar
sspe@ber s. 1s ct Vel 1e,e On n
Hill. the residence of the late James Roach, Alex
andria county, Va.
Bridge, on the south side Of the Arlington turnpike
and on the west side of the Alexandria canal; con
best description.
prick Mansion House, outbuildIngs, farm house,
The land has been laid off in parcels and will be
Terms: Twenty per cent. cash; residue in three
elua instslments, at 6, IL and Is months with in
With good personal security. Title to be retained
until full payment of purchase money, aud land to
BE- resold a. purchasers risk, on default in meeting
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
sugls-eotd Commissioner of Sale.
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II J. SWEET,
~. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Sl1 9TH street, opposite O. S. Post Office

TRUSTEES SALE ora STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH EIDE OF III
sIBEET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 4TH AND
FzS BY virtue of q deed of trust to me, dated DC
zS tober ], A. ID ISIS, aud duly recorded in LIber
No I5 folio Isl, &C. Of the land lrds for the
District OF Columbia, will SELL at public auction,
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, September
20; 1875 at D O clock p, M the following described
real estate, 81 nate IN the city of Washing Dis
trict OF Colnmbs-Part of lot S, in square SIS, be
ginning for same ON he south line of north III street
at point ITO feet SIG Of inch of 4.h street
west, and running west % feet Is Of inch along
street, thence south parallel with 4th street 100
feet more less TO 10 foot alley the nee east along
said alley to point at which line from the place
OF beginning and drawn parallel with 4th street
would intersect sald alley, thence north the place
OF beginning; together with the Improvements, con
slstinR Of a two story brick dwel.ing
Terms Of sale: s 80 in cash. and the balance in II
me ntfs with interest at per cent Convey sucing
at purchaser cost. deposit of S5g will DO re-
qDiTed when the property is sold
GEORGE l.. MILBURN, Trustee.
sepl4-d EDWIN J. SWEET Auct
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b. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and y streets r. w.
TRgsTEEs, shbE QT VALUABLE UNIM.
OF 1TH STREET. BETWEEN K AND u

sIKEhI ;, SUU TasS :, ,,r,, a.,., ,-
18th, A. d. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No 7s3
- folio 200, one Of the land records for the Dis.
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, September
scrbed real estate, situate in the city Of WISHING
ton, D. Co. to wit: All that certain piece and parcel
numbered twenty (ol, twenty one (7ll, twenty two
(22l, twenty three t25 twenty four (2iI, and twen
ty five (25 J. in John Van Riswick's subdi vision of
square numbered four hundred and seventy-one
(47l.l
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, secured by deed
Of trust the property Sold deposit of Loo will
be required at time Of sale, and all conveyaucina
WALTER II. COX, Trustee.
augsl- eo&da = Ut, CQLpWKLL, Salesman.
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THE CHOLERA A PERIODICAL FPrnENrC
The year 1856 marks the recognition OF p,.ri-
odically returning 12-yearly epidemicS con
nected with the great l2-yearly Hinio0 feSti-
walls al the great temples. The great i2-year-
" epldemics of l'56, HOS, and 1881. have been
wei described by Paisley and others. Three
times u, or Is years subsequently, the great
historical epidemic OF 1Nl1 occurred. This
epidemic and that Of 1ISl were dis iucfly jug
Eernaut- pilgrim choleraS. In 1926 the FIRST
Indications OF another pestilence appeared i'm
The north of India; epidemic cholera broke
cut at Hurdwar, the great place of pilgrim
age AT the source of the Gauges. where IL
hrst issues from the foot OF the Himalaya
mountains. y few hundred thousand NIL
erims go to Huriwar every year; more every
third year, still more every sixth and ninth
years. and fully S.O00OO0 assemble every
twelfth year, and a vaSter number every
slAtlelh year. The cholera of 1896 was car
RED all over the world. In New Orleans
alone, out of population OF IS 900, Z. 600 died
The last great l2-yearly epidemic commenced
IN India i'm lS65. aud reached the United
states in ls65 If this periodical theory is
correct, the next cholera epidemic will be a
Juggernaut ore in 1871. Supplemented by a
Hurdwar cholera in 1S79; although the con-
slant intercourse of Russia with Central
Asia may be the means of inducing a lesser
epidemic into Europe. But I'm 1S77 and IS7q
we may expect an outburst OF the disease
such as there was I'm 1881 and 1873, IsI7 and
lNl9, 1879 and 1881, 1871 and 1873. 1853 aud 1855
and 1860 and lsC1.-ApJ{efo9i'S AHlerirda Cycl0-
parma, TetISed edition, article - C7tOlerd"
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COAL COAL: COAL:
UoG0! WOOD.
COAL
WOOD (.

az now receiving ali sizes Of the best grades
COAL,
Lee" 'Nilkesoerre" ana Locust Mountain"
VALLEY :" 70 persons who wish to take advantaSo Of
tie low prices orders viii be received this month at
ven small adv 6uCs upon the siaal cost for CASH
TN also Offering a. low figures prime Hickory,
OAK and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length OF
size desired Orders through mail promptly filled
lard and Once, corner 3;h and 3 streets south
west; Branch Yard aud 0fice, a street, between I'd
AID p sgrtheast.
iy2a-sm- w, IL, NARROW.
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MARRIED.

G0DEY-BIRCa. On the 10th instant, by the
Rev. VIM. l. mcKenDey. wM, n GoDpy m 10
LAURA v, eldest daughter Of Henry Birch, esq !,
all Of this city.
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A CANE OF DRAW IN WHICH THR LOSER
hoN.-A lawyer is n lawyer the whole world
over, Yesterday two laymcn invited a law
Yer 10 participate In little game called
draw The attorney di1n'tunierSf and tNe.
game, t--t D. t#Oly hand aud trusted Ia luclr
The stakes TeI. % be merchandise due bills
ard the attorney innOceutly pianlInd down "A
- ORDER while The others each laid OF aSI2
due bill-the latter sum being lie amounf
eacn vas 10 put IN the pot" TIE game uro-
cccded, the lawyer laid down las cards as IN
came his tuTn II play. and a. length he vas
declared loser. lie uIdn't nave time 10 piay
second game; SO IC took IN change Tor his
- due bill one Of the Sl2 orders and was 20
calt Ior the resi- al another time. After he
mad gone the winner took up the S35 order
ara on examining 10, found that sgg - Of tie
amount had been paid and was endorsed on
lie Dack. BY losing, tile lawyer had won
just Sl0.g5-Sg" Lake Hsrad .Sa5t.
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit Building, corner Sth and sts. northwest
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II ID X LII NE.
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Favorite route for Tourists
Finest approach to Great Britain
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
BATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK TO
GLASGOW, LlYERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-S65. SIS b SSO-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
steerage always as low as by ahy other
ST-CLASS LINE.
OOhPASYS OFFICES: Bowling Green, ". Y
CAmMAOk & CO., IL % v street,
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
splD-t. tn som 40 10Th st >, near Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-20
COAL AND WOOD.


GOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD
CHEAPi CHEAP! FOR CASH!
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily csrgoes Of the best varieties of all
kl.ds OF COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time to buy
Il you would save money get good article and lust
1rstEhtt 2ZJ pounds to the ton, call on the under
signed before you buy.
Having t. q ne largest Wharves In the District
and all rne facilities possible thereto annexed fOr
the delivery Ol Coal direct from vessels 70 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
nents. visit o. J-T " naTye- and Depot viii con.
vince Clf . 2 Eee - or UusU passed advantages.
GOOD PINE WOOD delivered Is low : psT
Cord.
Good OAK MOOD delivered as low IS 70 to 81
Ter cord.
4 single traI Is rII tlasis necessary 70 convince
the cubic Of Ti- above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERs,
Main CTtce and UeI0t q. : .uuson's Wharyes, foot
OF l2th su0 d Do streets.
Css,.- I E31 ct northwest
S-NNN ID ~ 81 ~-res. eug2seo