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- Yesterday being Sunday, we observed
thet most OF the men playing seven up ia the
cemetery had on their best clothes.-[Nor-
SOW is In the habit OF chewing OF grapevines
mai grow upon convenient trees, and with
me Tree END In her mouth, swinging over the
streets OF New York, "Wednesday, at the low
rate OF ten cents each. No man can sfford Ia
be well when be can buy watermelons -
cheap Is that Rochester Democrat.
- The new necktie for ladies IA made I'm
me shape OF bell, and is called the centen-
NAL belle. IL Is very costly, and ID very true
10 nature, except that tue tongue Is too
. sLsn p ano isn't hung on the middle.-tNor-
~A farmer the other day, II the story be
nue, wrote 70 New York merchant, as king
u Wber tne ~ me. son was getting along and
piled, he sleeps In the store In the day
time. don't know where he sleeps nightsS
~lt Ia useless to attempt suicide by
aroMnlng II You are Tat. Such q case occurred
IN Boston haroor, where fat man threw
himself from an excursion steamer. he had
70 De "a ken on board again the same as IN he
mad put on life preserver.
0"Can i travel through your country
nrearms? inquired commercial traveller or
hardy frontiersmau At the Central hotel.
ns Way: osTti a Why not9 You oughter
though, and be sorter quick about pulling
them, was the calm reply of the patriarch
from the west.-tSon Antonio Herald.
~The most remar kable speech ever made
by presiding officer has iust been deli vers,
IN FLORIDA. The man who made IL Is q MEM
Der OF the legislature, and be was called 10
tne chalr unexpectedly At q convention or
nis constituenN. Here IL is in full: You
know GAIT make a speech. We came here
ior something else. hope you will not
make asses OF yourselves and break up the
party" 1t is safe TO say that more good ad-
space.
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NOwNMAN a GREEN, Auctioneers.

nOWHMAN q GREEN, Auctionsers.
TRUsrIIs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRovnD
REAL ESTATE Oh NORTH EIDE or MARY-
LAID AVE4UH, B1TWEEN 10TH AND 11TH
hTR1ETS e0UfHWBSr-No 1905 COLI
SETTING OF A THRBE STORY RIOK
DWELLING WITH La RGE WIDE LOT or
GROUHD ATTAOHBD.
=, By virtue Of q deed Of trust bearing date -
September lob, A. ID. ISIS, and duly recorded e::H
In Liber DO. 799, folio 20, one OF the land re- tk
cords for the District Of Columbia, aud ct the re-
quest OF the %, ty secured thereby, will sell, at
public auction. In front Of the premises to the high
est bidder, on FRIDAY, September 9Th, A. d 1876,
ct O'Clock p m, all those certain pieces, parcels
or lots OF ground situate and lying in the city OF
Warrington, In the District OF Columbia, and be-
ing known ana described upon the oflcisl ground
plan or Plat Of said city as lots lettered and marked
"B'' and CO." in Todd q recorded subdivision of
original lot numbered one ID, In square numbered
three hundred AID nifty 1881, together with the
Terms Of sale: One third cash. Of which sloo
must be paid ut time Of sale, and the balance in
six and twelve months in eapd payments, to be Sc
cured By purchasers notes bearing interest from
mum until paid, and deed Of trust on the prop
ery sold. Conveyancfng and recording ct BUR
chaser cost. II terms Of sale not complied With
In SIX days after SALE the Trustees reserve the right
to resell ct risk and cost OF purchaser in Default
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, Trustees,
eue26d tRep col No. 1891 street northwest
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DIED.

BUsHEE. On Thursday morning, August 81.
1870, OF quarter Of one O'Clock, LIzzII MAY, be-
loved wife Of J. b. Busher, and dsashfer Of j. II,
MAY, esq, OF Georletown, Y. o, eyed "a pears.
Funeral O'CLOCK Saturday morning from the
resioence Of her husband, 9ls TN street north
east, from thence 20 o. yosephf church, where
OF family are respectfully requested 10 sttsnd. q
CATH. On the slst Of August, lGs, LEAyfrr
HrsESa. infant son Of a. b. and He .. 0sts. eyed
The funeral VIII take place on Friday afternoon,
seyeemor ig, az nve o'eIoek, iron the rssdsnee Of
itol HILL tPhtledelDhia papers plsass oopy1 q
Il, IfELf A. Mount ilsss..t, 2: g., A.ssssss.
runerAl from his lsts rssaenes, lSsh sress, SSove
sou.dsry, On e.sasdsy, e g.: nslstfvss I'd
.: m, in the ssh yesr Of hs sss, RioHLRD rnoxf-
Ais funeral Win take plses from the rsuids,o. -
HE son Z. -lsy. 2 H. Cec.sZ, No 50 LsFSst norts-
respectfully Invited 20 ssssnd hi6 f1nsrai 81 ~
O'Clock Sunday sftsraooa.
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RRODHEAD & CO.,

RRODHEAD & CO.,
s3s PEEEsYLvANIA AVE. AND 932 ID ST. .,
BlTWEEH eTH AND 10TH SIS,
Offer to their friends, customers and strangers
FALL DhESS GOODS AT X = DUCE ID
PRICES.
Black Lyons silks, 75c. per ID and (Od prices).
Seal brown, cavy Blue and Bottle afeea Silks at
An-wooi french Csshmeres, 7sc. and mp (orisinal
BLACK Aipscss and Mohairs double fold 49,, up,
Wool Flanneis. sc. AID mp,
Androsccggin Blesched Cotton, gZc.,
Linen Towels, el per dozen and NJ,
british Hose, 81 ~ per dozen trece ntly 90,
BsIbrigean H. Sc, s. per box and mp,
button Kid Gloves, Soc. Dob lott.
SButton Kid Gloves in Black, White, Street aud
Opera colOrs. 81 IS,
An-Lfnen Table DamAsk SOC. and mp,
all Linen Doylies and Napkins, 75c. and MP,
Ladies and Gents Underwear Of malufacturers'
eiIk Tissue for Yelling, Soc and mp,
Corsees. ESe. and mp,
Hamburs GdgIDs best makesI, Sc. 70 % per yard.
Gents good Rnslish Suspenders. sc a pair,
New style Lafies' Belts and Melted Silk Ties,
Ladies' and Gents Collars, OUTS, Haudk rchiefs,
Rufs, Ties, &c. &c, Of late styles az lowest
market prices. Call and examine.
BRODHBAD d Co,
aus25-J S3s Penn. ave and 932 ID st-eet.
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EXPERIMENTS WITH LuSATrcs.-Dr. Pom =
"a, director of the lunatic asylum al Ales-
sandrIa, Piedmont, has made some INTEREST
Ing experiments % ascertain the effect of
solar light on lunatics. Several rooms were
specially prepared for this purpose, the wallis
being painted OF the same color as the vi As
psnes OF the windows. these latter being
quite numerous, In order 10 favor the actor,
OF the light One OF the patti ,nts thus treat
ed affected with morbid tActturnity beca me
gay and anaole after three hours stay I'm 4
REQ cnamoer; another, q maniac, who had
refused all food, asked for some brea kfasf
AFTER having stayed "a hours In the same red
chamber. In blue one, an excited mad % an.
WIN straight waistcoat on, was kept All
DAY; an hour after, be appeared much cslrner
patent was made TO pass the night IN a
violet chamber; on the following day he
begged DIR. Ponza TO send him home becau 81
ne felt himself cured, and he has been well
ever since. DR.. Popza's conclusions nom mis-
experiments are that the violet rays OF al
oners, possess the most intense electro
cnemicaI power; the red light is also very
rlcn IN calorinc rays; blue light, on the oon-
trsry, Is quite devoid OF them as well as M
chemical and electric ones. Its benidcent
lnnuenee is hard TO explain. but, as IL is the
absolute negation OF all excitement, IL sue
cee1s sdmlraoiy In calming the excitement
OF furious maniacs.
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MAR RIEn.

J0HNeoH-McMAHoH. On Thursday, the sla
o. august, ie7e, g the residence Of the brideS
fork city, TO KATE AGNES MCMAHON, Of this city
New York city and Cambridge, Ind, papers
please oopy.l
RTAH-GRAY. In this city, on the soth of An.
gust, lg6, J. b RYAN, Of Omaha. Neb., and Miss
KATE GRAY. daughter Of James GRAY, superfn-
tendent Of the surface seaas division Of the freSa
ury Department, OF Washington, ID. O.
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81 ALWAYS DID LOVE to gaze ON the chill
dren In their sports" said Potter, as he pen
sively contemplated q crowd OF urchins: "I
am carried back 20 -" Just then the base
bis vest pocket, and doubled him mp. When
his breath came back he shouted: "You
young ragamufiins, You, II catch you play
Ing ball on the street again I'll get the police
after you" And be moved away and forgot
all about bis youthful days-t Nev Orleans
Bulletin.
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1875 s: fS:tE 1876

low fAH%otvAhIA lou
70 the asrth, Wet, aaA Ssuthvsss.
0sssbSs IrooS, Steel Rats, spsemdsd sesss-
~, Magnificent Equipment
JULY 10TH, 1876.
corner OF sth and streets, q follows:
I.roT Oar Z i Fs, sSs NJ CALI. Vim wss
ralaoe Ser 70 Chicago, aD1 1850 .. =, Aatly,
SxceIs SUNDAY.
xer Oanand.isua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
!Alls, and the Forth, 8 Q. N. daily, except San
Can tS s. xss
Bunslo, and Hiassrs Fails, 11:to .. n. daily, sx-
rss Es. iori and N: s.., s:4sl. n. a.llx, WA
Han Parlor Osn, 9:3s O.. %. daily, except Sunday.
pm. ds,lJ, siosSs Sunday. Win Psricr Oar a.
g. ssnss, . .sS 700 an: ana s s.S s ss
.sos@ssd:s.on 'cr S:isinsrs. 4:ss :. ' ssiis,
For Pos.S Greer Line s:ss .. =. md a:ss >. =.
% dsily, s.ssns sS Saasy.na ,,.so. an. ..a.
n, eIospt sunday.
ALEXAHDRIA BklDnRICKSBURG Rail-
ESA ,Ts Akp ALEXANDRIA wAsaIHor0A
TG ~ 8 ad iiic o. sans,;
Tor 10. south, vie E,6snena, l1:xs Z =, a.iy.
except Sunday; and via Lynehburg, $40 Q. n.
Trans I1 isss. Ais,andri. for w.sh,ns.on
8. Ssld.s .. and 81 z; !: t no. .Sd ana '-
Horsheast corner Of Th{rtssnth street and Penn.
and PennsJIv .nis avenue, and 81 the Depot, vhsrs
s lin .sicn ffss hSs.i: and ssslasnSs.
gRAGK THOMSON. asn1 MANAGE jaSj-U
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
rom RkOW.
ID A. DARNEILLE,
- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,

- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
TBSSrkxS, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Un sTREkT NORTH, BETWEEa FIRS r
SSrrEEE1T WEST AND NORTH CAPITOL
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated November -
%, ie14, and duly recorded In Liber IN, folio i..s
:. one OF the Land records Of waship gtons&.R
county, District OF Columbia, and By directi IN Of
tne holder Of the note secured thereby will cell
~ Rnoitc euofion in front OF t1e premises. SAT
OkDAi the I'd day of September, 1876 at clock
District OF Columbia, known and dssignated as fol.
iowe; y. gin ming for said piece OF ground on the
north line OF street, in BcGuise's subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and twenty -four,
eight feet six inches from the southeast cor Ter
OF los numbered twenty. thence running north
.ignfy eight feet, thence west two feet one aod q
hen inches, thence north fhi-ty-four feet, thence
west ten fest Hour and q half inches, thence sout
one hundred and twenty two feet, thence east
t@Ne feet six inches TO the place Of beginning
MIN the Use Of alley eet apart for the benefit OF
thres houfes. The property IL impr owed By frame
Terms Of sale: $3.50, with tan per cent. interest
from November 50 1876, with the e2 penses OF sale
IN cash; balance In elk and mouths, secured
by notes bearing interest and deed Of rus on the
property. Cons ancing at purchasers cost. $50
down at time OF sale. lf the terms OF sale are not
complied with in ve days the trustees reserve the
right to resell toe perty at the risk and cost Of
the defauitns purchaser, by giving days notice
In some newspaper published IN " as min gton city
B, p. DODGE, f-.
p. A. DABNEILLE,S Arus'ses'
eoe1-d&ds r. d. CLEARY, Salesman.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

10 dozen Hsek Towels, at el.5o, q, o. . and
o3 and a.
o ysrds Richardsons Linens, IN short lengths.
selling very fast.
and lo4 Blesched and Brown eheetiugs, at %
cents Per yard. Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Nap
Spreads all qualities and patterns. We would call
the special attention OF customers TO the above
Brown Canton Flannels, at 8, TO- lf1S, Is, % and Is
eent.: e DOZEN ladies al linen II. 9. Handler.
Gasnmeres union,l ct 90 and az cents. 10 pieces
LuPfn's Black Cashmeres, from T5c. TO 4 So ali
prices; new goods, Just opened. 10 pisces white
Cambrtcs at E1. cents, - good as Lonsdale. New
Bmbrotc cries, in handsome patterns, received al
most every day. We intend TO satisfy every one
Who favors rs with call. w. BROWA.
auGl4-u No. S14 sth street northwest.
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NATTAN'S CATHARTIO AND
ANTIBILLIOUS PILLS

Fog Ae radical cure q Hsbitsai csssicessss. Odd
Nervous aad Ssck Headache, Oyspepsia asd h
dtssaioa, Licr CbMpLosats asd BtiIioss Dtsor-
d5s seSrstsv, ysssdses ssd Piles.
1sssolg Why uattans' Rtln should b Irsfssfsa
oosssausstiy Sivsys frssh; contain no msrcury; 40
net f1iDs; theSa.As q cur ovn leoDle Ne a.
- t1getll % th6if uHnoEH e6cieacy.
tr1ees ) eeob - bex. Fer sals only ~
ABxKUB UAx3A1D, Dpvgta,
olg16 11mA sfss6 n1Eshvga.
HoHQI3 LOAF OBBIOD, Own0 II m ekso
- No. III GU0ees eo1!a4oo 49, \
kcsss - go: - 49, - ~ - - -:
8 - - - - - - 81; s; 3
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.us,sdsd Youkd k M1 StIsSS, Tr Hsss


TRusTEIS, SALE OF A THREE.sT0RY
BETWHEH 101H AND 11fH STREETS 8. W.
BS virtne OF deed Of trust, dated April lst, -
lilo 462, one Of the land records for the District
q and at the uest Of the party
thereby, we will SELL at public auction, in front of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, serteTaber goth.
Ss' IT.. o. ~ clock the following described
O., to-wit: Lot "B, in d. L Morrison's recorded
subdirsion Of part Of square north Of usre
with the implo ements, sc.
Terms: $50, with interest at 8 Per cent. Ger an
mum from June LIST, 1876 to day of sale and pense
OF sale In cash. and the balance ct six, twelve, and
eighteen months. with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. A depos OF 0l0O
will be required Of time Of SALE and all convey anc-
Ing at purchasers cost. Ii terms Of sale not
com piled With In seven days, the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property 1t the risk cost
OF the defauliug pur CHI sitter five days adv
auss- eoSds GBO. ". SrICKNRY, Trustees.
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DOwNMAH 4 GREEN, Auotioneer,.

TRUsTBI's SALE OF I'M PROVED REAL rs.
TWIN SRI AND 9TH STREETS, OONTIa.
LED HOkTHwHsr, TW0-sroRY FRAME
BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust dated December Il
letb, 1879, and recorded IN Liber No sos. folio f.
and ct the request Of the party secured thereby,
VIII eel q public suction. IN front Of the premises,
on DMEsDAY, september 9Th, 1876, at .. M.
Lot" nj. W. Wrights subdivision Of lots 81
to 81. both inclusives OF Wright Cox subdivision
W: Wright il recorded In Liber, "Lsvy court, No
l; folio TO- IN surveyors ofhse said District,
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of which go
must be paid 81 time Of ssle, and the balance In
and IL months, to be secured BY purchssers notes,
bearing per cent. interest from day OF sale and Q
deed q trust on IroIerty sold. ConveyancinG and
not complied with In days after sale the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
Wa. =. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
aue6-eo&d 1921 street northwest
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a. y. ROUkWELL,
sepI0 Depot Quarterm aster

~ NORTH GA ROLINA AvEuUE. BErWEEN
IIkST AND SECOND STREETS EAST, AT
By virtue o. decree OF the Supreme uourt> -
Oh me District Of Columbia, passed In Equity
18th day Of September. 1876. at 8 O'Clock . m, In
front the premises, offer for sale 1T public auc-
Ing front of eighty six feet fve inches on horfh
Ssronns avenue, and On average dep-h of about one
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
AND the residue In t~o equal payments, At six and
twelve months, with six mt. Interest. Defer
red payments to DO secured By the purchaser notes
given on the nnat ratinessfon OF the sale, and
deed u trust taken to secure the deferred ray.
ments or elss deed given upon the full psymen. Of
the purchase money. Conveyancing at the pu cha
sers cot, A deposit Of q 400 win be rsq uirsd a.
soon - ssld. RI0lnALD r1NDALL,
Trustee, 32S ~ street northwest.
aue0d DONCANeON BROS, Auets
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Il Real Estate Aucsionoers.

sIOkE ON PENNeYLVANIA AVENUE, BE
TW1HH 18TH AnD GOTH STREETS.
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust to the uuaer--k
seGs d, dated September LIST. lS4, and duly re.
COZ ed in Liber 100. folio l6s, one OF the land
written request Of the party secured Their eby,
shall proceed to cell IT public auction, on the pre-
mice, on THURSDAY, 6epts mber Z tn, 1876, at III
O'Clock .. m, all the contents OF the Drug Store
No. 1891 Penneylva nia avenue, consisting q psrt
Fountain, Gas Fixtures, Store and windew CHASE,
SHOW Bottles, Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles,
Terms: One half cash; balance and II months
at per cent interest, secured BY deed Of trust on
property. 300 down at time OF sale. Ifterms are
not complied with in five day the trustee reserves
the right to resell at cost OF purchaser.
.usr.dm youNaa MI EhLS9N, Trustes.
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"A BCDpHIsr NUN In Marking, aged half
century, pleaded In public and private FOR
money 10 build a temple TO her favorite eoi-
oess, kwan-yin Buddna. IL was ali 10 vain.
man sne caused her lips 10 be closed by a
lock which passed through them, and then
circular Enclosure OF bricks with one small
wlnoow was built around her. There She
sooou LOT several days, resolved 60 die un-
temple A vast thIong, touched by her
devotion and piety, contributed the funds.
ana she was released from self imprisoned
imprisonment and silence
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JOE LOT, CHEAP.

JOE LOT, CHEAP.
Ice Ladies siLiEen Collars IT &C. each, sod a. Is
20 pieces doubls-with Black AIpaoa., sc.
ruo Mohair double width a. SIC, sold
pieces pure MchaIr very fine, o, Soc, sold ct Sc
Fall Popfn-. double vidth-BottIe Green. Navy
Blue. seal Brown, Cardinal, st 25c. per gard
Black CashDsreI. 50, 81, rs, Sc, 81. etc.
Heavy Canton FIsnpsI.sc.
Few FAN Prints, sac.
"a vide sheetins Cotton, % and z5e.
Flsr nels, = vide, &c.
English CaIicoes, yard vide, l2Hc.
Bed Ticks, 10, u, is, %, Hc
Table Linens. 81, &C. IS, &c., etc.
Fall Underwear for Ladies and Gents.
Nottingham Lscss cheap.
Bed. Blue, and Gray Twill FlanneIs cheap,
At &, n. TOWSON Il CO,
FS6 PENNeYLVAhIA AVENUE,
sugs0-eotr South side, Gear 7th.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS ONLY!

hAhUalNo ONL1
GOOD WHITE ILANNEL.r2
EXCELLENT YARD WIDE WHITE FLAW.
NIL, 2A.
BerDuauts Excellent BLEACHED COTTON
ECnnGlis ftst CALICO, sX
LOespALE CAMBRIC,I5
Coed bLStk LPAUA,1.
Pure SIR BLACK BOHATR g. worth Is
Excellent SbADh ALPACA,l
Widest tH Woo BLACK CASHMERE IS
tl75.
CART ERS, 505 Market s2ace.
h1sry day We ave receiving neS fAEL DRESs
GOODS sEc 81 lnSs of New Goods
TAfLE LINEN exc7llenf quality, all linen 50,
Boys ca ASSUMES, u,D,s2
ExceiIept Bad JICk. Is
LARGEST WHITE BLANKET, $50, worth as
aus3l-tr
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AUCTION SALES.

BIBoH BOBBY, Aus.ensers,
hcs. 93s and $40 Louisiana avenue.
LAgGE AND pEBEMrroBY SALE OF THE
avn WORE HoRsh P from $Ksf 1--WE VIZ.
On SATURDAY MORNING, 81 sep,ern ~
s nc onms neins 81 10 el9ss ys will sell S0S
L. vii De found some h il Driver, sadie aud
Motk sSrses: slso; one fac Bay Hare, years old,
4 sentlsmsn Isssins the city: Also. Gsirissse,
Terms essh. BIRCH & BOBBY,
II Auetioneers.
T'HoaAs DOwLIhG. A1ctionesr.
PIANOS, ORGANS; wALsUT pAsLoR TuR.
s Eft ss1s Wf H.SNT. nAEsLS I2P SaSH
TUE. IfEE HE ns GTDrrIAsE rs sfss.
BOARDS, EXrINsIOH DiNfNG TAstEs.
RIsins Gs4dfs oos sTsH
WARE, COOKING AND marine STOVES
MHTiR E s6ukrasI ssp i rSns s s0Hs
Lon IoSs, also Y Oh HORSE: EAEskss. AND tx.
TO MORROW, isssuTdsJ septsmeer-
sa sell II. f sSoss 2. S .u' mn
THOMAS powIIsG, Ape,ione.r.
i Real Estats AucfiOnesr. SIS yth street n. v.
N, 1 Win offer for sale, IN front o, ths srem.
ises Lot No. z, SQUARE No. 90, fronting 81 fcet@A
Icr,%as ss e fec. ssc II isS
u,s s,%a DAY Of sale THos. 4. w.Ge.nAs, auc,
CONVENIENT sALI OF QUARTERMAs.
~ TER,S STORES. sc.
DBPor QuARTKRMAsIKRs OFFICE,
NAsHINGToN, ID. a., August 81, tsg.S
VIII be cold at Poblic Auction ss the Quarter
termasters C1rrsl, corner Of Fourteenth and - @"
stl e. ts outhwest, at 10 O'Clock .. m. FRIDAY,
cry:
Horses, Wagons, Harness, Dooble Ventilatins
Ere Place Stoves, Heating and Cook Stoves, and 9
varsity OF uuArtermasters Property; also Two
Hospital Tents, Plies. Poles and Pins.
ror full particulars apply to this Office.
Terms cash.
A. y. ROCKWELL,
eeplW Depot Quarterm aseer.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THAT WE'LL KNOWN HEALTHY RESORT,
-. the MOUNTaIS HOUSE, with &C. IA
now open. Good hunting and FISHING. ia: d
TTeIms.oi = per day: 81 per sssk Ss per @gnth.
Proprietor, near C1esrspring, Washington county,
Maryland. auRl6-71S
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metropolis, he encountered a city-brod
colored belle, who soon more than sup
piled the place in his Rckle heart once
filled by the Jamaica laundrcss. But
the perfldious parson said not word
about his new conquest to MARTHA.
When she found an imprisoned love let
ter in his pocket from the metropolitan
damsel, Brother BRooKs adopted BEECH
Frs tactics when he got into woman
scrapc, and vowed that he was loved OF the
writer, but the love was forced on him (;
that his heart was MARTHA's in its integri-
ty. Thus spoke tho dccciving preacher,
and nc meantime stiilcd the laundress' =
jealous cutlery with his sable caresses. But
the very next day she received anoto from
the vile monster informing her that he was
already married to the New York belle,
even while MARTHA WINS claspcd to his per
hdious breast 81 was married wen you see"
wrote the parson. GOOD by, my dare.
You may the Lord bcless,' were the words
he indited. and rs MARTHA read them n
strange feeling possessed her heart; the
honey Of love in her breast was changed
into the gull of hatred for the Rev. JOHN
II. BROOKS What maddcns her is that she
finds that she has no revenge. Twice mar
rled before, MARTHA is not sure whether
one of her husbands may not still be alive,
and she is without tho remedy Of IL suit for
breach OF promise. Brother Brooks IL
now collecting funds to build u new church
in which to oflclate.
There is one thought which arises in the
mind Of the philosopher while contem-
plating these two cases: DO the women
who married the raithless lovers properly
svmpathize with the women who were
Jilted by their husbandsf
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cago is practically Just as close to the
events and atmosphere OF Washington as
one printed in sight OF the Capitol. More
over, though Washington Is the artificial
capital Of the country, New York is the
real capital. If new national Democratic
organ Is to he established, the place for it
Is here, If anywhere, though nowhere is it
needed. The day of dominant party or
gans IL over. The press of the country
will not 70 to any Washington paper no
matter how able, for the direction of it's
opinions. II has opinions Of its own and
the ability to express them without any
such help, and the superior importance Of
New York journals will always command
for them consideration among politicians
which newspaper printed at the capital
cannot get.
We hope, however that the new news
paper will succeed, and 1t may do SO by
making itself IA necessity to the people Of
the city where IL Is published.