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EFFECTS OF BATHS.-An article OF a very
interesting and instructive nature on the
Physiological action of baths, was published in
a late number OF The Lancet. Summing up,
the writer notes that warm baths produce an
effect upon the skin directly contral !, TO that
which is brought about by cold water. The
cutaneous vessels dilate Immediately under
the influence of the heat, and although the di
lation Is followed by contraction, this con-
traction is seldom excessive, and the ultimate
result OF warm bath is TO increase the cuta-
neous circulation. The pulse and res pi-ation
are both quickened in the cold bath The
warm bath increases the temperature of the
body, and, by leSSening the necessity for the
internal production of heat, IL decreases the
call which is made upon certain of the vital
processes, and enables life 10 be sustained
with less expenditure of force. While a
cold bath causes certain stiffness of the mus
cleS If continued too long, a warm bath re-
ieyes stiffness and fatigue. The final effect of
both hot and cold baths, if their Temperature
be moderate, Is the same, The difference being
TO use the words of Brann, that '-co!d re.
freshes by stimulating the functions. heat 10y
physically facilitating them, and in this lies
the important difference between tie cold
water system and ther nal mode of treat me- ut '
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BBfWBBE VIEW YOR1 AND LITBRPoOL

LIMITED.
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CALLING Ar CORK HAHBOR.
.h 1s6n MY % f OH o, lE2n NV YORK. 90
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Alzeria.- We, Sept. Bothnia... " d.. Oct. q
.kuseia. Vice., Sep. II Algeria. We'd, Oct. 8
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And every Following wednesday from hsa IcSk,
RATES OF PASSA9k
0y GeAmerB carrying steeraSe, 10 and LIDO gold,
eccoruinS tD accommodations,
No DteerAge.
BY steamers lot cAfrytng sceerAee 80. 500 ana
ylO gods according TO accommodation.
Tickets 70 Paris, el6, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
eteefage(t very low rates. SteeraGe tickets from
Liverpoofnd Queenstown and Ill Other pafts Of
Europe ut tOweet rAtea,
Through bills of lAding given for Befast. 8lAs-
SOW, Hayre, Antwerp and other ports On the Con.
6nent, and for 0editerranean ports.
For freight and pasaAge apply at the ComDxny'D
0Mce, NO. Bo0unR 6reen, or both gteer14e and
layton, ID. y.
1aBLN CHA8. q. YRANCXLYN. AssnA ny,
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Fables for Good Little Row.

lux SHiNAMAN AND rHE NoSKBLEEp.
-, most run cut OF him 's '" ~
Inc people Az thought De Womb Ala. an, ,n.
IT,, tors had no doubt " him. ~ N"e uoe-
. =, what he said OF him Suu tuis 10
seS NV, wan y, Sop dot nosebeeae yoa cuttee OF
Oh, socialist AID Communist. a,
SalneYite' W, sSes uAsu anu
How yery much your plan l.cls In. -.
this old haihefski tP "~e 'ae pha OF
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AN ENGLISH GIRL who had lived to see her
nth birthday, committed suicide at Dals' On
two weeks ago. She was a nurse maid aud
had Loot her sister. to whom she was strongly
attachC d and so Overwhelming was her grief
that she swallowed quantity OF carbolc acid
which had been left in her employers house
for purposes of distinction.
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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALKOF A TWO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLIN6-NO. al STREET NORTH.


By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated August IL
80 a; D; ISL duly recorded IN Liber No E:i
District OF Columbia and at the request Of the
ton, in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 9th. 1878. at 513 O'Clock p. m, all that GER
tain parcel OF ground situate In the city OF Wash
iIgton. D: e: known as lot numbered nineteen
numbered three hundred and sfxty-seven $50,
together with theimprovements, &c.
Terms: One-thtrd cash. and the balance In 8, IL
and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser; 500 deposit at time OF sale, and
al convey aIsipg At purchasers cost Terms to be
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five days
advertisement.
CHARLFS A. JAMES, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. aug28-dtd
WE HEREBY NOTIFY VIM. P. LANGLEY,
w Mrs. Simpson, r. Gallaher, r. G. Somss,
and W. A. Eldridge, that the Furniture left at
1888 Louis lana avenue by them. will lie offered for
sac at public auction, at IL IN. the 31St OF this
month unless storage and charges are paid on or
before that day.
aug23-7tT JET & co.
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MARRIED..

GRAVES-KUHL. la Rockville. Ma, on the
90 n of July, 1878 by the Rev. Father Cuaning-
ham, G. j. GRAyES, OF New York, 10 Miss FRAN-
els III. KUHL, OF Washington city. No cards. =
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A PRECIOUS METEORITE.-The San Bernar
dino (Cal.) Argus says: while on the desert
Mr.. Sweet was the fortunate witness of the
fall of an aerollte. The rock contained miner
al-gold. silver and copper-and weighed
about $50 pounds
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IN PARIs,-The lady was leaning on the arm
OF an elegant and wealthy young man aud
leading her little daughter by the hand, when
suddenly the child cried: "Oh, ma, look theret
See that gentleman that's passing. Don't you
know him.
'N-no. my child"
why, mamma? he was pa last year" Una
faints. Music by the band of the 1.railleurs)
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A YOUNG WOMAN COMMITTED SUICIDE
lately in Boulogne, France, who two years ago
Berlin. She was the wife of the Russian Sec
Rotary Of legation, to whom she had been be-
trOthed while in Paris convent school They
the members of the royal family in the costli-
ness of her jewels. AS their resources dimin-
ished the husband plunged into stock specula-
tions, and became bankrupt. The wife, un-
willing to endure poverty, elOped with
prince1y admirer, who IN a short time aban-
dOned her. Deprive Of resources, she gave
herself up to dissipation in Paris, and, weary
of life, finally shot herself. Her husband, who
belonged to the Society Of the Red Cross, was at
Bucharest, in charge Of hospital for soldiers
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A Boy THAT BEAT RARUs.-The Albany
Journal says" Rarus trOtted heat at But
falo, on Saturday, in 2:l3l4, the fastest time on
record.n A small Albany boy read the dis
patch this morning. aud then, after rejecting
a moment, remarked, as he laid down the
paper:-"Ik kinder wish Jim Jones and me had
been timed Saturday as we made tracks from
that orchard on the Shaker road. I'll bet the
farmer that chased us will say that we made a
mile in good deal less than 2:l3l4, and the
how we did SkOOt."
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A MODERN SHEPERDEss.-That wei known
figure of old-time poeSy, the gentle shep-
herdeSs. has been discovered among the foot
bills of Nevada, near the Badger mine. She
was leading a herd Of SIS goats. and size had
a straight SIlck-not crook. Her dress was
simple. consisting of a double apron, armless
and open at the neck. Her food Was dried
slap lack and beans
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" EGATHERS dyed aud manufactured 1t the
lkLNCH ~, MsS1T1aiBLISHAENT e1s 9th street.
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NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing 70, chances OF
collision, the steamers Of this line take o specific
course for ST. seAeOnS of the year.
On the outwsra passage from QuesnstGwn 70 New
York OF Boc.na crossing the meridian Of 30 It g
ht., or eothin. to the north OF q.
On tbs holnos1rd passage crossing the meridian
Of 50 ut a lat. or nothing to the north of -.
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FOB PoT0AAC RLyHE LAEpINas;
lYOBTH 0EBNAN LLOYD.

NORTH GEBIAN LLOYD.
6fIAlEHIP LINE Bl1W11N VI YORK.
EOUFHANPfoN AND BR1MDA.
ufdAy from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third <>k3nk
0treef, Hoboken. Rates OF pa2Age: 9aE3
don, Hsvre and Bremen, nrst cabin, 500: second
cabin, t6O god: steerage. $50 currency; !o[ frei9ht
Adj 6m q Bowling Green, New York.
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COKE DOWN 10 EOUB CENTS.
FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOB q. 10.
6AS-LIGHT OFFICE
octl-tr al osd as 1OtA stress.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
AVENUE, BETWEEN Esd AND oath
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing date ~
the 18th day Of January 4. d. 1876 recorded sss9t
In Liber No. 772, folio 453, &C., OF the land. 90
records Of the District of Columbia, anu at the
written request Of the party secured thereby, We
will offer for sale at pubic auction. In front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day of Au-
gust, a. b. 1878, at5 SOC clock p. AN that piece
or parcel OF land and premises located in the City
of WashiDgtO District Of Columbia, and Known
and designated as all of Lot No. 2, In Square No.
33, together with the Improvements thereon, said
property being now occupied IS Stone Yard.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in CASH and the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day OF sale az per
cent. per annum, to be secured by decd Of trust
on the property sold. A deposit of 500 will be
required at time OF sale. II the terHIs not COM
pe0 with within five days, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell said property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchaser cost.
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KILLING RATS.-Many of our exchanges are
giving currency TO the following: According
to the Farmer we are indebted to Baron Won
BaekhOfen for the publication of a cheap and
simple method of determination, which has
been employed by himself and his neighbors
for some years past. A mixture of two parts
of well bruised common squills and three
parts of finely chopped bacon, made into stiff
mass, with as much meal as may be required.
and then baked into small cakes, which are
put down for the rats to eat. Several CORE
SpOndentS Of the German Agricultural Ga
zette write to announce the complete extirpa-
ton of rats and mice from their cow-stalls and
piggerieS since the adoption of this simple
plan" It is probably because it is an inven-
ton of Baron Bake-Oven that it obtains so
much currency. If it came from poor Herr
Schmidt it would doubtless have remained
unknown, for it is an easy thing to poison rats
in America.
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AS-Characters never change: opinions
alter, characters are only deveIoped.-[Di Dis
rQetf.
ES-The right kind of man will always have
his life insured. Ii gives his wifes second hus-
band start.-[ Louisville C0urier-JOurnaL
HrHe said he rather guessed he knew how
to sail boat; but the gentle Zephyrs that kiss
the waveletS over his watery grave mourn
fully whisper; He luffed not wisely
PUCK.
Ga" Harvest only comes once year, and q
wife can be got any time" said an Eagle city
Ua.) farmer as he declined to stop work for
an hour and attend the funeral of his wife,
when the neighbors had laid out the corpse.
ss-The effect Of water poured on the root of
a tree is seen aloft in the branches and fruit:
so in the next world are seen the effects of
good deeds performed here.-[ Buddhist Scrip
lures.
As-It would seem that the only way to
secure an honest horse race in this country is
to turn the horses loose on the track, mob the
booksellers, egg the judges and throw tho
drivers over the fence.-l Free Press.
6s-Some scientific men claim that the earth
is drawing nearer the sun every year We don't
know about that, but We do know that through
out the season the bottom of the strawberry
and blackberry boxes come closer and closer
to the top every day.-[Hdrkege.
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STEAMERS. &c.

RO8 POTOMAC RIVEB LANDINGS
il The StssIner NATTANO, Capt. 49,
". II. Byias, Will make three trips
and one TO NATTOX CREEK, stopping q inter.
mediate landings going and returning. FOR further
INFORMATION INQUIRE 1t q. L. HheTin's Coal and
Wood Once, liza ana 628 Penngylvani8 avenue.
and ut wharf. foot Of 9Th and streets.
ApH-0 q. TUCKER JONE8s Agent.
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A MORMON WITH Two WIVES took them

A MORMON WITH TWO WIVES took them
before the third district court, at Salt Lake
City, yesterday, asking for naturalization
papers for the second wife. She answere1
affImatively the question whether she was
living in pofygamy, whereupon the district at
tOrney objected that she was not of good
moral character. The objection was sus-
tanned. The Ere1aing Ners (Mormon Church
organ) advises pOlygamOuS wives hereafter in
any matter in which the law of the land is con-
cerned to call themselves by their maiden
names, and in any court to take the position
of unmarried women.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania arenme.
FACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED
IGUhBS THAT CANNOT BIZ BEA TEN
The CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOB
RELIABLE GOODS.
LOOK At THE FIGURES.
Ladies' klo Button. worked holes. ...........12 90
LADIES' Sheck or Plain Top, Button $50
LsCie8' Eo1eo Sutton BeOte ....t1 . 70 3. 80
Ladies' French KID Button. 2.69
Ladies' Best French Kid. A, B, c. d. 81. 80 to 3. 80
Ladies good Foxed Lace Gaiter. Loo
ladiee and-made Slippers. TO ]. 30
Ladies', French Heels. Boxtoe. ....,.. a to 4. 90
Misses and children's Shoes as cheap anywhere
In the United States.
Gents Calf Congress- sewed- 10
Gents fine Calf Congress. 30
Gents Hand-sJitched Calf Congress IS. 90 to 4. 80
Gents solid Leather Congress. .26
Gents low quarter ssoes. 70 800
Gents working Shoes. LOO
Boys and Youths Shoes cheap.
EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED.
PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
No Brasch Store. Only One Price.
aug14-tr GEORGE MEGA RTHY.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
1As. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.

SPFCIAL AUCT1ON SALE OF THE BE
NAMING EFFECTS OF THE LATE POU-
LUS THY SON.
/ viii sell on THURSDAY MORNING, ~
at the store No. BIB It'll street NV, the83S
Of The Iate Pou'us ThyEon, comprising
Rope, Oils, Varnishes, White Lead, Asphaltum,
Tin Measure, Ssleratus, Lot Barrels, Casks and
contents. Lot Drawers, Show Gaze, and variety
O. miscellaneous goods.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
aue27.2t JAMES DUNCAN, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

m Z. WAG6AMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
On MONDAY, September 2, 1873, at On. -
M. viii offer for sale on the premises. 10 eyI
= on frame House, No. AS b st. NV, lotS
Tens: One-quarter cash: balance in 6. 10 and
10 mo nths, with interest at per cent.
augfS -d&ds THOS. e. WAGGAMAN Auc.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ENOR SALE.A large variety OF new and second.
darl1 ane SUMMER s1 Months sre aE1cHsS
BACH'S Plano Warerooms, 423 11th'ss w.
street, . few doors above Pennsylvania avenue
Sole Agency for Knabe d Co.'s Celebrated
Pianos. ty31-1y
HALLET DAVIS 4 CO. PIANOH.-Uf,-
II right PtgNOs q Specially. Cos--N
ing-out sale. Great bargains. Come AndS59
see. II. L. SUMMER, S11 9th st. UNIV
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VEGETABLE DIET vs. MEAT DIET.-Apropos
of the vegetarian controversy, Byron and
Shelley, as is well known. both abstained hab
itually from meat; and Trelawny, in the re
Gently republiShed records, relates that
Byron, in bidding good by to him after ride
one evening in Italy, said Cant ask you to
dine for my dinner Is soda water and bis
cults" To which Trelawny replied ~
promised the Shelleys. His banquet is less
luxurious than yourS-bread and unsophisti
Gated water Walter Scott, on the other
hand, who was put on vegeta BILE diet after an
illness, says that he was affected during the
months the experiment lasted by "a want OF
decision in feeling and acting, an unneces
Sary apprehension of contingent misfOrtuneS'
and other nervous symptoms.
MORE SUICIDES are committed, in propor
tiOn to the population. in San Francisco, it is
said, than in any other city in civilization
We should think this probable, because San
francisco has more shifting circumstances
more fiuctuating fortunes, than any plac, that
can be named. Very few of her people make
IrOney in the usual way, or want TO. Many of
them despise steady industry and gradual &C
emulation. The spirit of the community is a
gambling one. Men are poor today, and rich
tomorrow, and poor again. And nothing is
so prolific cause of Self-deStructiOn as sud
den loss OF property. The manner of living
and the mode of doing business in San Fran
cisco are anything but wholesome. But the
town is young; it is intensely and morbidly
American. When it has settled down it viii
be different. Until then it must be allowed,
like a rapid youth, to blow out its brains when
and as often as 1t wants tO.-fN. Y. Times.
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WAsH1NGroN HOME REMEDY.
DIR. LEWIS PLASTER.

sEvEN FOR A QUAKTER.
One hfge and SIX small. Surpass0a CAncina and
Porous. Sure cure for Cuts kurns HfuiaeS and
rheumatism. sN~
SGD 81 sU Drxo8tsts. Ash for q Osreulor.
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WHAT is Communist? One who hath yearning!
For EQUAL division Of unequal earnings:
der. or buDgler. or both, be u WllnnS
tEbenezer Elliott.
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INSANE WITH Two BABES IN HER ARMS
Anne Bennett. of 4i0 east 18th street was seen
~ Offlcer Butts crOuching on a doorstep at
45th street and Sth avenue, last evening
Pressed close to her breast was babe nearly
smothered to death by the weight of another
enid lying asleep on it. The woman, whose
face was pinched and haggard, on seeing the
oflcer begged him to project her. She said
that there had been two men following her for
the past two days and nights with long drawn
KNIVES, and that they had threatened to Kill
her. There was one lowering around her only
a few moments before, She said. Neither she
nor her children had tasted any nourishment
Tor TWO days. The officer, SuSpCcting that the
woman was insane, summoned assistance He
carried the TWO children in his arms to the
station, while two officers supported the
woman. Sergeant Little, on examining one
of the babes, found it cold and lifeeSs a
surgeon, after an hours hard work, revived
tie babe. He also said that the woman was
insane. She would not allow her children to
be taken away, and Sergeant Little placed her
in room under parol.-GN. Y Sun, Goth
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TyHE NEWEST BOOKS.

McPherson's Handbook Of Politics 1873, forming
vol: OF the 90
The China Hunters Club. By the youngest
ElciuDcI. LILO
English Men OF Letters, Samuel johnson,
Lelie stephen. ............ -
A Legacy. Miss MulOck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.6O
Marguerite. from the German. Mrs. Wister.. l.6O
In the Wilderness. Chas. Dudley Warnsr.... IS
Pauline and Other Poems. Gordon. ......... LIS
Trip up the Volga. 125
rhe Witchery Of Archery. M. Thompson. 1.60
Voyage Of Paper Canoe. Bishop. $50
The Exile. A tale OF st. Augustine. Francis
Fontaine. Luz
Play Day Poems, Leisure Hour, Harper's Libra
~ Of American Fiction and Franklin Square re-
teived as soon as published. CROQUET at cost.
SOLOAONS & CHAPMAN,
1y24-tr 011 PesssSHlo01sS0 0Ue'ssses
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SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE PRESENCE OF
HIS CHILD.-JOhn Scrieber, German, thirty
five years old, committed suicide yesterday at
24l Central avenue, Jersey City. Sorieber sat
playing on the floor. He must have held the
revolver SO that it pointed downward, for the
bullet first struck the right temple and then
back in the chair, the position showing that
death was instantaneous. Scrieber went to
Jersey City recently from Chicago, his brother
in-law paying the expenses of the removal of
the little furniture. and for Scriebers and his
familv'S railroad tickets. Yesterday morning
Scrieber had some trouble with his mother and
sister, who live in Jersey City, concerning his
failure to get work had caused him, was prob
ably the cause of the act-[N Y Sin octn
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VosBURGH RRTURNING:-AIl doubts in re
gard to the Rey. Mr.. Vosburgh's future pur-
pose were set at rest yesterday. The attend
ance at the Madison Avenue Baptist church
was unusually large. When Deacon Miller,
ing for Mr.. Vosburghs. resignation, entered
the church, it was whispered that Mr.. VoS-
burgh had concluded to vacate his pulpit, but
when the announcement was made that Mr..
VOsburgh would occupy the pulpit next Sun
day and preach in the morning and evening,
Deacon Miller and his friends were filled with
surprise. Deacon Estey wrote to Mr.. VOS-
burgh and informed him that the great ma
lority OF the congregation still stood by him,
and that 1t would be unjust to that majority
who believed that his pastorate was conducive
to the best interests of the church, if he should
yield to the wishes of a few grumblers. Mr..
EOsburgh sent an informal reply, but as the
letter is of a private character Deacon Estey
declines to make known its contents beyond
the fact that Mr.. Vosburgh intends to remain
in his pulpit until regular church meeting Is
held and a fair expression of the will of the
congregation is obtained. 1t is understood
that MI. VoSburgh on Sunday morning will
address himself to the differences existing in
lis cOngregation.-[N. Y. Herald, 9Gth.
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o7o GREAT 1910
1919 PENNSYLVANIA 1913
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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THE CHEAT
49I Pennsylvania AoenMe.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.
ATTENTION., LADIESi
large lot OF LADIES NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS. ali or t,~
hrst-clAss quality, msde from the DeSt ~
French kid. which have been slightly dam IN
AGED by the great, heavy storm yes;eriay.v
August 9th, will be sold a; great sacrifice
81 the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4Sf Pennsylvania Avenue.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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nUB BOOK LIST FOB AUGUST.

hUB BOOK LIDV Fob AUGUSVs
Wade on the Law OF Notice 30
Res Adjudcata and Stare Decisis .....,.... 90
American Reports Volume 33................ 6 90
Wells Separate Property of Married Women 6 80
samuel johnson. Leslie Stephen ............. 70
The China Hunters Club / 70
West Point Tic TAGS. 90
Nortons Astronomy 8 80
AL the latest publications received promptly.
We have very select stock Of STATIONERY In
all its branches.
W. H. & o. H. MORRISON,
Law BOOKsELLHRs AND STATIONERS,
aDg1-tr 476 Penn. avenue,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS FOR AUGUST.
SANITY Workers BY Canon Earrar.
Sensible Etiquette. BY Mrs. Ward.
The Cos5acks. Translated by Schuyler,
The Witchery of Archery. by Thompson.
NiUport. BY E, L; Bynner.
Bourbon Lilies. By Lizzie W. Champney.
Pillone. By - Trans ated by Hubbard.
WIN. BALLANTYNE d SON,
aueZ3-n 438 Seventh Ut. H.s0s
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