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DIR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeeners.
tor is made expressly for the of Of
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of the
generadve organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeatine
through tho parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands cures are testified
TO- weakness from Indiscretion. Incapacty, Lack Of
Vigor Ster1htyn fact any trouble Of these organs is
cured Do not contound this with electric belts adyer
tised to cure all s from head to This is for the
ONE specified purpose For circulars giving full
information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street. CHICAGO
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WEEKs q CO.. Auctione~ru.

WEEKS CO., AuctionesS.
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
sITUArEp oN HE CoRskk OF NKw HkMR.
SHIRE AVENUE AND sThEET NcRIH-
The undersigned TRUSTEE by virtue Of two de. -
creee pessed by the supreme Court the pistrctxa
on 70 amba, in Equity Cause No g. 5i&, dat ~
oner for ss At pubic auction, front 81 the rfemf-
ses on MONDAY. 'SfPTEMBEE INENlY- Fd;IJ1H
1851 aFOUk O'CLOCK T. M. the following described
PreperV, WIT: Lots numbered ten and eleven in
Ton. u situate on the corner OF New Hampshire
avenue ana street northwest and Containing -bDue
5o2s square feet of ground and ontng about So feet
inca.s ON sire and ~ feet inchcs on New
ing This property win be in one ps r,i ON IN.
following terms. 70 wit:
One third In cash. and the balance tercr,t r~ventcn
hundred dollars and int rest thereon hereinafter pr
months from day II sale. with interest The purhse-r
10 slSe his notes for said deferred payments. e-Cnrd
by deed Of trust the premises: pay all cash al
ms option The said seventeen hundrei dollars aid
debiedness secured upon undivided half ~ said
premises by ed of trust dated November lst 1854
payable In three years after data Recorded IN lalee
ioio foo 800. land records of the Di trct OF Column
purchase moner. and be assumed paid by the pur-
chaser when due. said property viii be sold free and
discharged from all taxes and A cslo~it
OF one hundred dollars shall be made by purchAser
Al me lime 81 sale and all convey snns aud recording
shall be paid for by him. IL the terms IL sale ere nod
complied VT within days the day OF sale the
property viii he resold the risk and cost ~ the
default ng purchaser.
WIN. III. BROWNE
4yt Louisiana avenue. Y
JOHN y. ENNIS Z iruhtees.
4S6 Louisiana avenue,
II. - STlLSoN. Attorney. sepl3. Is. IL. H. 81 22SA
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Hofh OF One Mind.

from the Detroit Free Press
In 'front.' of q Detroit butcher sbon vest.r5,
butcher sat cleaning a revolver II was q rrs,.
old Colt, which bad not been in us,, FIR 80
and was To be put in order AMI traded or
shoemaker came alon" directly and observed.
'Of course therei be- an accident"
':f-e-s. presume so"
cit isn't loaded, is it,"
''Oh, no"
''But it will 90 Off"
at Will"
Il n"vcr see revolver without wanting To
TahuIe IL. Let me look al that wealun All
l ia satisfied now that IL doesn't contain any
stray bullets. Do You suppose you could hit
MY loot at that aistance?"
Ia ..T'alniy could. Now. If she was loaded
80 .ane Gead sight like that and .,uI rbe
, my Ss!n,oeinaker jumped two fee. hiph and
g. -, me an ihdia1, and when he came dow
nu W'.iceu ana kicked. and frailnnnd .rn,,rd
~. peupie Thought him crazg n Irss 81,
Aitcr crowd had collected ana rnrpor,l, I III!
np IN the shop that any one sonnd ecu M. I'm
!roueie- Tie butcher had put hill, =, 'nie
Inc sole Oh MS foot close enough :, H., 80
II told You she'd go OFT hoylra ~ o' t.
maker, as be sat with his boot in his hnna s"oe-
And didn't | agree with you!' jnnorn,'t,v
eponded the butcher IT.
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ton, Del, the grove adjoining his home r. az,
city VIII acquire tine rest of the square for =
Gov Crfttenden. 1t is expected: will call m
eA.ra session OF the Missouri Legislature to
SneI'd the iq1or la'F SO as to Close barroons in
b Louis on sundays '''Ao ''.S al
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NJ FOLEY. Aucuoneer.
! viii sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods con-
commencing EVERY MORNING AT IES-AND.
A-HALF O'CLOCK. end will continue from day 10 tiav
until all is disposed Of.
The stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods yeIveta
Sashmeres Table Linens, Towels. Napkins MarseiIlec
Sl'reads, White Goods. Hosiery u derwear, Correts
Laces and Embroideres. Dress Shirts Sheetings in III
widths, Cassineres. fannels, Domestcs of all kiuda
Lawns and other srtcles too nuEleroue 10 mention.
Ladies re elaly invited to attend SALE as the
iy30 NJ FOIFl auctio,a-r
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co G o
B R e A K F A T.
TJI-COMFORTING

by q thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
tne Of digestion and nutrition and by
chls apphcaton Of the fine properties Of well Sc
saSs ", Mln beverage which may
use OF such articles Of diet that constitution msv us
aSdec quit up until strong enough to resist every
teAashcy TO sease Hundreds Of subtle malades ara
S around us. ready to attack wherever there is
SeaA Pnnt Memay escape many fatal shaft by keen
ely nourashed frame. "-Cirn Service Gazette
MADE simply with boiling water or milk
W.. u ons ton)y Alb. and ID. by Grocers 1.te,ea
JAMES EPPS CO.,
I0-ln. tu&s Bomaopathic Chemists. London. Eng
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An undertaken of Detroit, Mich. is charged
with cutting the hair from pauper dead and sell
ing it to. wig makers. oe'-
Mr. James L. Clements. democratic nomi-
nee for the legislature OF Mississippi. has been
totally blind Tor Is years past, - 49,
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HHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

fNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Il TRUSTEE SALE Lol F U. IN SECTION ONE,
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF BARRY FARM d. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Seltemter4ax
lSth A. u 1871, and recorded in Lfber No. 65s IN
ioho NO. 1885, one of the land records of the Dis-k
trlct OF Columbia, and further by decree OF
the SUI RENE Court OF the isrict of Columbia passed
on the .th day Of March AID 1873. Equity No.
ises on SATUkDAY. the FIF, ZEE til DAY OF SEP
lEMBtR, AID. 1883, 1T FIVE O'CLOCK T. M. the
following real estate in the District OF Columbia TO
Wit: Lot No. 4, in section No. J. in the subdivision
OF the Trustees of Barry Farm. according 20 the plsf
the eof OF file in the Office of the surveyor of ashing
ton county. District o. Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the balance in
Six and twelve months. with interest thereon deposit
OF 800 to be made at tine of sale. Terms
piled with in ten days, the Trustee right
TO resell the at the rick aud cost Of defautng
purchaser he title TO lie by the Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
JANIS Z. WORMLEY, Trustee, ST. sth St n W.
seD5-dNds
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CHaAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
" PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NO. 1908 STREET. NOhTHMEST.

NO. 1908 STREET NOkTHwEST.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court ofzea
No. s6S2 Doc q. entitled Mary n. Kilian '. John z.a
~, Milan et al wi sell at pubic auction, in front Of
RAf OF sEPTE IN r. lsss. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
OF Washington. ID. c., beginning street north %
feet east of the northwest of said lot thence
said lot thence west IS feet and thence north to the
place OF beginning Also. the northwest cornr OF Lot
gying an outlet T tie public alley and Containing
provements. consisting Of three-story brick house
with store. No. 1908 street northwest.
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money in cash
and the residue in three equal ins.alments at sjx
Twelve and eighteen months lrom day sale with
Der cent interest," secured by purchasers otes and re
served lien or al in cash. at purchasers option.
deposit Of SltO Will he required when the proertv &C.
sold. Conveyancng and recording at .:st
REGINALD FENDALI. 1ru-toa
,,,rxo. >,co,, ,,o, 5Zo ~ street Northwest.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESI-
BENGE. No 226 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST, IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO THE CAPITOL. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBERnA
AMELFIH, 1888, in front Of the premises, atts::S
FIVE O'CLOCK. 1 shall sell the above resi- H2sa
dence The improvements consist of q three-story
ana cellar gas strobe stove and crates The house
and painted throughout and being in close prpsmiv
to the Capitol makes it very desirable property either
as a home or an investment
, Terms: 81. 900 cash; the balance at one two and
three years. with notes bearing interest at per cent
Per annum until paid and secured by deed trust on
the property sold Az conyeyancng 1t purchasers cost
sep4-d THOS.J MYERS. heal Estate Broker
eequsnce Of the rain. until TUESDAY SEFTEIBER
EldHTEENTH. same hour and place.
sepi2 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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ANDY. Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE LOT ON THIRTEENTH S1Rrrr M.
TWEEN AND III STREETS NoRTHWEsf AT
PUBLIC AUCTION. ~
BY virtue of a decree If the Supreme Court cftz1A
Se Bfstrct OF Columbia, passed In qnity Cause<6v
NO T. Dos, Will offer for sale, at public auction -
upon the premises. on SATURDAY, TIE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF q PrtMBER, 1883 at HALF.
No u IN square No. 2ss. fronting eighteen sp feet
nine t9 Inches on the east side of 18th
with depth of forty ht seven ~ inchas
improved by small frame dwelling.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in equal
IN one and two from day sale the purh.ser Ia
give his promissory notes for the deferred payents
bearing interest at six cent per annum secured by
afeention OF the title by the Trustee t paid or nj
cash. at purchasers option. $50 down when sold
EUGENE CAkJSI, Trustee.
Sep 1-eodts 4S6 louisiana ayenua ,ort, ~,
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.

TtHoMAs DU"LING. Aucuoneer.
- CATALOGUE SALE OF
CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Comprising about 3, 600 volumes many Of them
FINELY ILLUSTRATED And BOUND
Being consignment Ter Steamer Hibrnian, from Lon.
don, Eng, to be sold afmy
BOOK SALESROOM
SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEVENTH ST.. and PENN.
SfLVANlA AVENUE n. W..
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, lSss at O'CLOCK
NJ, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
sepl0-7t THOMAS DoWIING Auct
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GR1MAuLr Il Co.'s

NJ, . MAT1CO LIQUID.
miere an other medicines have failed, this prepara
zen rs Always effective. Rapid and extraor binary cure
OF all DISCHARGES. recent or If long Standing IT Is seS
IN .e Hospitals OF Paris by the celebrated Dr. R1coRp
a rs Iound greatly superior to all remedies hitherto
knoWn Sold by ali Druggists. ia22-WEsly
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1onesr
Il VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN WASH
dNGTON AND GEORGETOWN. d. c., AT AUG

1NALUAb.E IMIROE Ed PROPERTY IN WASH-
aNGION AND GEORGETOWN. d. c., AT AUC-
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH -,
1883 1T FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the premiees III
lshaA sel the following described property viz:A
House No lsa1 Market street. having front of a feet
oy depth Of 6S feet to an alley: Tho improvements
consist OF two story brick dwelling containing seven
s Ns ,sa and cellar IMMEDIATELY AFTtR. house
street between Bridge and Gay streets by . depth of
I2O feet The Improvements consist Of . large frame
cottage containing seven rOoms bathroom. water and
gas Also lot in of 1882 Corcoran alley front
ing sc feet by depth Of 45 feet And at HALF PAST
Containing con si1 rooms being No 4s7 street between
Government Printing Office and the new Pension ONCE
Terms: one half cash; the residue in six months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property cold all cash at option of pur
CHASER deposit of 500 viii be required of the pur-
All conveyanclng at purchasers cost.
au3o-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS on
And On FIFTEENTH SHEETS NORTH
M, 4 viii sell By anction. on SATURDAY, THFR2
nW ,ESooT Isl, o. D DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ~
the premises Lots Il Is. l6 IL Is aud 10 in square
Terms OF sale are one quarter cash and the balance in
one TWO and three years In notes secured by Ell Of
on tns properly cold. and bearing interest at the
lste Oh SIX per cent annn, cash. at the option
o1 the purcnAeer deposit Of 5000 Will be req uirel
purchs ser's cost.
sepla-db B. o. HoLTZMAN, Auctoneor.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS, FIXTURES, &C., OF THE
CHESTER COUNTY ICE CREAM AND con
FECTIONERY SALOON. No. $40 NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST
On MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEVEN.
TEENIH; 1883. commencing at EN- O'CLOCK A..
NJ We VIII sell, the premises the entire Fixtures
Furniture. Stock in Trade, &c, of the above mem
toned saloon, comprising in part Of
NJ. L. Tables
Walnut Cane Seat and Oak Bottom Chairs {new)
Show Cases, Shelving,
Coolers, Freezers (about 1901
Ice Cream Machine,
Counters, Mirrors.
Plated Ware in great variety.
Baking and Cooking Utensils
Table Covers. Cutlery, Crockery.
Napkins Straw Mating
Brussels Carpets, OIL Cloth.
With other articles usually found in clase "a
loon together with good will. 1t viii first be offered as
an entirety and If satisfactory bid obtained it will
be sold. otherwise it viii immediately lie sold in detail
sepl3-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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VIZ Stu rooms OHerS 6ttrac0OAS superior to
any hotel IN Philadelphia. w
au22-w&s. 26t In A1rRy. pror-,e,o,
III ENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.
$50, 900 FOR 50.
Mni regular monthly drawing will take place in the
KY, '-f'' 1NA''De' Ia LOUISVILLE
.T THET1RsD AZ; sEPTEMBER q. 1888.
cu a LAMFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
Legal by the highest Court in the Stse Bond given to
Henry county in the sum of $780, QUO for the prompt
payment OK Al prizes sold.
A HEvo10T' SkA II sESe1E NUMBER
~ Every ticket holder his supervisor can call
OUT the number on his ticket and the corresponding
on the tag placed in the whee in his presence
ese drawings will occuron the last THURSDAY of every
moutn. Read the magnificent
SEPTEMBER SCHEME.
Pri.o' 800 900
900
p;ze-, g Ply each. ..................:.... s, O.O
ga eacn 600
SVueacu OF
n-;Hs Ivy each.
500 Prizes SS each. '...'.'..'............ 70 O00
IN 90, EACH IL, 900
TpIanes ~ each. ~. 600
3 PPrizss. 23sSSeae6. :: 1.soS
Frizes. 4o0eaeh 500
te Sesle s tlSS56st 81 half tickets s tickets sso S
rr Esm' n pS2sE hank draft Letter. send By e1
doST OFFICE ORDER until further notice Orders
peSse ana Upward by exrress can be sent at
vile, Ky. " - n anan
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FASHION WRINKLES.

THE FALL FASHfONS-yAN DYKE FLOUNCES-
THE NEW yELyETEENs-PLUM COLOR AND
RICH BLUE-COFFEE-COIORED LACE, ETC.
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NNHoMAS E..WAGGAMAN,
l. Zeal Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTFr's SALE OF PROPERTY. on CANAL
STkIET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN a AND IL
IMPROVED BY TWO FRANZ SHANTIES.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated Msr,-h LIT x,
1888, recorded In Liber No. l. 032 folio 2O. et q
GEO.. OF the lrpd records Of the District Of Ceum -
IDA. aud at the request of the party thereby secured
VIII sell al public auction. In trout of the premises ON
SAIokDAf. - PTEMBkR 1WEN1G-Si CONp. AT
folk O'CLOCK L. NJ. Lots Is and ~, In Curt = SUBJ
643. - - t" 80
Terms; One third Of the purchase money In cash,
and the residue IN two equal instaneuis nj one and
two years from day Of sale with interest red To- The
satisfaction of the Trustee. all cash at the OPTION Of
tne purchaser Trustee right reee at the
RISK ana cost OF defanltng purchaser, If sale
CURED when bid ia accented
s.,,,. THos p; WAGGANAN.l Tru-,sa.
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Fvery class OF Securities bought and sold on commits
SION IN San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
YORK Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON the
new YORK stock Exchange at ons-eiyhth Of one per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to kichmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orGers are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and in.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange nj
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VyHE PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER
Il Published at UfPER MARLBORO, Prime 0eorress
county, Md, having extensive c1rculr ten IN AID
county and throughout Sou herp Maryland offer, sne.
cia idcen ents 70 the merchants Of Washington ss m
advertising medium.
Asa Literary zna Political Journal u ID admitted 20 be
among thc Very best in Maryland.
Scisa for sample copy.
no. iyosEfa X; R2gEETs. Js.., Ea,.or..
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1NHANCEkY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue Of decree passed by the suprerne<eA
No. 2. o9e. on the "a day Of April, A. b. 1855 the ~
undersigned rustees will sell TO the higest bidder &C
puMic auction on FRIDAY. THE TwENTY-FlRST
DAY OF sERTEMBER. AID; 1889. in front OF ths
scr1bed property to wit: Lot No. S. in square No s67
situated IN the city II Washington. District Of Colum.
hs. On the west side of 9th street bs&ween and O
streets northwest together with the improvements
thereon which consist of frame tenements num-
Tered respectively 1928 and 1890
Terms as prescribed by the decree. are: One-third
OF the purchase money IN cash. and the residue IN two
equal insfallments or credits of and twelve montbs
respectively with notes bearn. from date 0f
sale deposit Of 800 10 be made mt time OF sale IL
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days from
date OF sale the trustees the right 20 resell to
property Al the risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
JAMES H. SMITH
So sth St n. w. r-..
r. b. LtMIS, Arussecss
4l6 5th IT NV.
sep10-d6ds DUNCAN ON BROS Auctioneers
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On WEST IDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
WEST. SOUTH OF o STREET, NEAR COR
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis aa3
r1ct OF Columbia, passed on the 9th day Of March, IN
A. 1883 In Equity Cause No. 8, 29l, Aarshall-A-
vs. Marshall ct al we will sell. WEDNESDAY, the
ILoMHgLNI4,Si&IH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. u.
ISsj at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front
Of the premises Lot numbered fftytwo t52 in square
City of WASHINGTON, District of Columbia
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in twoeoual
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
day OF sale at six cent annum, all cash. If de-
Sired deposit OF 500 required, and all conyeyau-
cang at purchasers cost.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trnstee
500 Stb street northwest.
JOB BARNARD Trustee
sepl4-d&dg 412 5th street northwest
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BI.A.
DtNSBIrRG

DENSBURG, MD.
By virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 26hS
day q June 1879, recorded In Lber A. L. b. No "a
l. folio $40 ct seq, one OF the Land Record Books -
for Prince Georges county, shall for sale q
publc auction. IN front of the premises. TUESDAY,
I,MELVh O'CLOCK A., all that lot parcel of ground
state Of Maryland, known and Distinguished on tha
plat OF said town as Lot No. Thirty eight (3sD
lMMt DIA1ELY Az kb the ssle of ti,e above ws
shall BY virtue of the deed offer al that parcei
OF land, known Lot No. Thirty nine (39) m said
town. situate between the house formerly owned bT
Hanson Penn and the lot of ground owned BY Benje-
MN Lowndes. 4 bus lot Is improved by comfortsbls
preservation.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in one two ana
three years. for which purchasers notes win De re-
qaired. bearing interest and secured by . deed q
trust ON the premises: all Cash, the OPTION a
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
RlCHARp L. MQR~ELLA r...
sep6- lot GEORGEJ. SEUfFERLEf lrusseee.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
~ ngnefs cash prices paid. Also, Watches. JcvoIrY
S s fas.o y &e Cau or address HERZOG. 30S 9fi
sakee6 near FennsyAv an,a xveuos MAYA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

COMPRISING TEAS, CANNED GOODS, SALT
INHERITED OILS. SPICts AND PICKLES
FANCY AND LAUNDRY SOAPS SHOE AID
STOVE POLISH, CORN STARCH AND RlCF,
LEA A., CAMISIERS, WOODEN AND WILLOW
SCALES. CnINA AND GLASS WARE, HOME
f MA1E GAINED me PEACHES 1 stone WARE. NO
PAPER PERI BAGS AND WRAPPING PAPER
OTHER BRusHEs, DOOR MATS REFRrGER.
AAT0R; FLOUR RACK, SKIDS. &c: CHEZ Sc
CASE, OIL CAN, MACKEREi, GOLFER MILL,
LUNCH AND OTHER BA KETS. THIS EN-
IKE STOCK L FRESH AND SALABLE, AND
SH0GhD COMMAND HE ATTENTION OF
- GROCERY WAGON AND HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBt r TWENTY
foOhIH; 1855, az Ten O'CLt OK. shall sell, at the
corner oi High and Dun barton streets Georgetown d.
=. the above nearly new and complete stock. The
STOCK etc., Will he at private sale until day auction
and offers splendid opportunity for Investment.
G. II. CIR AGIN. JR. assignee.
sepl4-dte 81 AZ street northwest.
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New HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
PHTJ.ADFT.pHTA
PHILADELPHIA

Location unsurpassed; newly furnished and nm
proved with quo rooms offers attractions superior &c
any hotel in Philadelphia. ~A-0A ~
au22-w&s oct T. IT MATrRv p-o,-,o..
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II oBEhI o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctiopeer
- 10th and streets northwest
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OF companions.
Il saw your name On the book at the inn. ."
ne explained; was sure it must be you. At
any rate thought would start out to meet
YOU"
But how came you here ?" Inquired, sin
this out OF the way corner Of the world"
Because it IS out of the way. Mabel and I
are making trip in search of the picturesque.
You know she is quite an artist? 2"
SO Mabel was with him. Ny heart gave a
curious thump, and for moment could hardly
make sensible reply.
les, he went on; "she is so devoted tn
Hs s art mat it seems to quite absorb her life.
one mas not thought of marriage. and does not
care In the least for the ordinary run of soeetv
one VIII De glad to see you, though" he added
coIsoihgiy. : as You are q man of SCIENCE
we walked back together to the little inn
and presently Twas shaking hands with n haant;
full and stately woman, whose bripbt d,rS o'na
nashea with the strange intensity and nre that
had never seen in any other eyes but those of
Mabel Byrne. "'o VI
=, She greeted NE very cordially, and after we
three RAD taken an evening meal together there
followed delightful evening in the little parior
that Tom and his sister had secured
For once in my life felt myself quite Mt ease
In lady's society. In the first place there was
Tom to keep me in couEtehance by predomi-
nance of my own sex In the Company. then
Mabel did not expect me to talk of airy moth
ings, that light foam OF the social whirlpo0l
which never yet had been able to skim. She
spoke first OF my scientific pursuits; she showed
so much knowledge Of the subject that really
found myself talking with earnestness and en-
thtsiasin of the formation of the country, and
especially of the glacial system and the curious
collected.
she IN her turn contributed to the evenings
,nsEtesr Dy telling me OF her work, ard showing
,oe her sketches which wero really Of Q yery
MN lnSa orasr OF artistic merit. There was no
sCaooi-giri weakness in her handling of the
brush, but force and poetic thought that had