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40 9TH street northwest
ROBERT BYRD LEWIS, Trustee.
.CO-d&ds Ana 9Th street mort b,voa,
L Real Estate Auctioneers

LOT ON SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated February -
18th. A. D. lsS2 and recorded in Liber 994 folio sl%
3l3 one of The land records Of the District Of
we will SELL at public auction In front of the premises
on TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH,. A. d. 1885. ut
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate in the county of Washington District
of Columbia. and known Lot numbered Fifteen
l'Q5). in Block one d. of Todd and Browns subdi-
vision of Mt. Pleasant, together with the Improve
ments thereon, consisting of Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: Onethird Of purchase money In cash.
ofwhich deposit of 81 90 must be paid at the time Of
sale balance in two equal inStalments payable in six
90 and twelve 2) months, with Interest at six (8i
per centum per annum. and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold all cash. option of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale must be complied with within
seven days from date of sale, otherwise Trustees
reserve the right to resell at risk and of deaung
purchaser upon ten DAYS notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD J; STELLWAGEN, Trnstaos
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, AfusIees'
je1Sd&ds
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It's principal Ingredient, PURE MEAT. Is scientific.
ally formulated with medical remedies giving wou-
derhlly stimulating properties nvgorating the vita
forces without tatiguing the digestive organs
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MALARrAI Feyers II q
Invaluable giving strength to overcome these mag-
nant diseased Highly recommended by leading Ply
stans OF Paris tonic for convalescents and Weak
persons also for lung diseases
= FoUGERA Co. AsenAs. NJ.
my31-w&s e0tD ny AL DRuea1srA
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d .. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
LIE 10th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY FINE BUILDING
LOT, ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY-SECOND AND P STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMPROVED BY ATWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 9Th day -
o. June, A. D. 1883 and recorded in Liber 1Q46, b.
fo!iO l52 ct seq of the Land Records of the Dis &
tr!ct of Columbia and pursuant to the written request
OF the party secured thereby will SELL public
ton, IN front of the premises on THURSDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF JULY, - D. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK
p NJ all that piece parcel of land I'm the City of
Washington, in the District of Columbia, known on
the plat or plan of said city part OF lot numbered
in Square numbered g. Beginning for the same ct
point ~ feet from the east line of said lot numbered
on street north and running thence along the
me 81 street north seventy -four (74) feet
to the east line Of cpd west thence north along
22d street west thirty four (34) feet: thence east
seventy -four 74) feet; thence south thirty (34)
feet to the point ofbesinning
Terms of sale: Onealf cash. and the balance In one
year secured by decd oftrust on the premises sold
semiannually. ali cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser deposit of 500 will be required when the
property is sold Ifthe terms of sale not complied
with in ten days the pronerry will be resold at the
FISK and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five
o. days notice Of such resale in The Evening Star
Chasers cost JOHN w. T. MYERS trustee
ROBERT o. HOLTZMAN, Auct., 10th and f streets
northwest. jeIf.dEds
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ThEAsURY PWE asAIYg4d2 = ,nn. .. 100.
Sealed pr9pSsas wiI be reiyed Al this
0ND 1885 for cutting sewing bsiing and isy cafpet
for the fiscal year ending June 30 1856 Instructions
20 e'oosFS may be Seen slssary
TNREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
Viii T. Il ha ssss
~ fy'f soSs B sIY f sgGdSb
sns s sss ss
the right e reject any or all bids sns bid
1t secretary.
l. OFFICE OF PTnLIc BuILprNas AND GROUNDS
Fnsi required for the fiscal yeal ending June Goth
S6 5essve ea q S1 ss up &
TIETH, $3.50 and opened Immediately Thereafter in
specifications general instructions to bidders and
plank forms OF proposal will be furnished to estab
iished dealers upon application e this of,iee ~
e121ss1e27s2ee 1 SSaS 81 r 81 X EuTsssf.
9fsaS sTEAkN AZ sNt9sIYY mp
Proposals are invited BY the Albemerls and cbe.a-
S fs SsSssE Spas sSa ssys q s'f S
for all of the three or for either Of them OF NAV b for
gssss sns rs
the Locks at Great fridge. Norfolk county, Va
Proposals must be In writing and be delivered 1t the
v a. 81 6a YGk Il Noo sse Y Sss
1885. s-'
Proposals they may not consider to be the interest
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
je23tu&s,tO 21jy BIZ. TEBAULT Treas
OF THE INTERIOR
- WAsHINeToN, d. G.. June 18th, 1885
Sealed Proposals viii be received until WEDSEsS
y JHLi FIRST, 1885, az TWELVE O'CLOCK
1856. ~ ~O'-'
Instructions to bidders will be furnished on applica
Interior. W VIZ
marked Proposals for Waste Paper"
je20-4t L.Q. G. LAMAR, Secretary.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SA0A$<khSdAD.
scheduisin effect SUNDAY. MAY On. ,sso. until
Leave Washington nom Station. oornsr OF New Jer-
a. M. is Fast Limited Express 10 Pittsburg aud
J. 10 az % on sSs
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis dAny at $40
ace sleeping Cars to above points Without chahee
:+5: St Louis $50 No extra fAre d Charged
Ssy S .sas Sss ,,Ss :S
With Sleeping Ears 70 Pits5Srs A'A Ds'f0'N
IS u.s. sSs sss sso Is SsS ia q;
q u.s. s.a gS 81. se So o sso g
Fol- points on the Shenandoah Valley. Railroad, ma
points south, s2o a m daily and e:l9 p m daily.
e:2o a M train has Pullman sleeper. wsshingtoa -
For Annapolis $40 n m, and LAO and Isso . a.
For qn Way Seswsee Washington and p.,
s mSrs s.9 $50 gon s% IA, sS PM so
sao Zoo and II pm a 70, stations on Msss0Pos.s
pal stations on Metropolitan sfsncs, am daily.
day for FrsdsficE SAC an isio PM. dsiS. sxSsSs
Fs nns sn $50 sy $500: en-
Trains arrive from the West daily. COO go An.
1:l5, $50 pm
Sunday, 1895 am, 6:3o pm.
From Lexington $50 p NJ. daily, except Sunday.
From FredeTick and intermedisie pointA s25 An,
Trains leave Baltimore for WashingtQn g 6l0.
$50, 720, 300, 8.05 and 1850 m 1918, 80 g. q
81 az sSS saf 10 49, ss sSn sS sS
500. 900 and IL 90 pm
An trains nom W.shinsson aop - R.,.y sasA
For further Information apply as the Aalttmoe
and Ohio Ticket Office Washington 6tAtiQn, 6loaa6
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of fourtesus6
street. where orders will taken for baGgngs -
b. DuNHAM. q x LORD.
Gen Manager. Baltimore GA
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RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee,
- A42 LouSiania avenue
DUNcANsON BROS, Aucts te26, %, 2A.27, 2Sxd1
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
sspS 4 AND to o me d ng WI Ell .. public
i aY P os Sn ,sy y shs g2EhTEENTH
in and the following desoribed property TO witt All
S and
Ss,ting1shed on the plat ar plan q .ed city and
r9nt on Pennsylvania avenue BY the depth thereof OF
iot numbered three az IL square numbered two hum
avenue, between ilth and 18th streets NV, levied
upon az the properly Of Joseph G. Lay TO satisfy exc
CLAYTON MCNICHAEL. U. 8. Harshal
THOS. BOWLING, Aucttoneer je2kdtjyl3
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WAsHrSG0OS O9R1 8x ahS0 yEsrFRs RAN
TUE VIRGINIA MIpLAND RAp.wAY.
TIE SHORT rI sgf1 S0 TIE prfn AM
Echsdlls In shsst May 10, 1861

lilo A. M.-NEW ORLEANS FAST y1h11. daily
making close Connections South and Southwest
daily except Sunday. with 9 aea kaiiway; Pull
ington, 20 Auant6 Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington 20 New Orleans without change Of cars
Pullman Pnrlor Cars from Washington 10 White
sulphur Springs
$40 r. M.-IOCIsvJLLE FAST LINE Daily r1s
Charlottesville 70 Cincinnati Louisville and al WesV
srp Points Pullman Sleeping cara Washington 70
l9;49 r M;-soUTHERN MAIL AND ExPREss
Daily 70 ali points, South and Southwe st Dan
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington 10 Atlanta Montgomery and selma
Parlor cars Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman
seepers from Washington via Charlotte and Column
bia 10 Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington 1t AIS p
III daily, except Sunday.
Warrenton Trains leave WASHINGTON at ll;lS am.
and o:a5 pm. daily.
Trains arrive Ia Washington, 500 am, Southern
Express daily; be4S am Strasburg local, daily
eePt sunday; BIS pm New Orleans fasI Mall daily.
e:5o pm. Louisville Special, daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Company's
ohce, 6ol Pennsylvania avenue. Trains Lave from
n. SLAUGHTER, n mcdaniel.
Gen. paSs Agent Agent.
my9 SOL HAAS Traffic Manager.
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EDUCATIONAL


the summer Piano, organ, Voice. Violin, Flute, Cor
tages. tje27-Im.I O. B. BULLIRb, 6 81 er"
PROF ORTENsTEIN. THE POPULAR GUITAR
I, ,eaSher' &c, will teach during July, August and
september. Guitar. BANJO, Piano Singing and Har-
mSny at summer rates. Inquire at 456 cst. W, or
Zap Pa. ave. NV. je25-3m
ny, peeoIatiHe Design:, term commences
1ny l 1sSS $50 an to IL M and 4so M to p
HONE SCHOOL FOR BoYS-BRooKEvILLE
Opens September 18th. 1885. Special Glasses for
the Universities Colleges and Theological Seminaries
$3.50 per year Pincipars Library open eraiultously
issaIsi REV sSa.I pR C X. NELSON. Principal
SHoRTHAND-sPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN
ate aSdres Terms moae1
Reps Lessons given residence and schools. Letters
w only school of the Kind here A special invt
:ooS learn "a 81 "a which ysn
~ near l4th St circle-select boarding school for
Young ladies' Sessions s5-e3 opeps Sept 30 Early APP
ted e''' "0n'0ef Oh '0Afoefs VIII 6 De I'm
SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGEs MEDIA. ACAD-
any TIME a sand aS oa eresa yS%nF and eSy
LIDGE; An. Harvard College Graduate Media. Pa
TUE BERLlM SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
s23 l4th St n W., CITY,
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER
ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH, MASS.
F fiHR hHh tHs EEw f.TsaS HSD
sr'' MILF fTns TsSsSP
Professor de Francais. ap2s-2m
SHQRTHAND AND TYPEwRITING PRACTI
- fay taught Success gnatan!eed Il INSTRUCTIONS
%sa Hu' Jes o , sSa I
ton. stenographers 472 Louisiana ave. jele-eod3ms
sas Veal MGsS RIASo
s 3 s for
W. apSeo3ms
SHORTHAND REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
shorthand ssoks and publications constantly On hand
ss IL
QUARTERS. 81; st. NV. api
RussI,NSdEissss .1 EGpuoATI0N FOR Young AND
sss ssS 81 s the bushes SSs GoS
Iapid Calculations, English lsnspagss sten6graphs.
Ssta % s s'e thSrSsghy I; a,Sn
az, SaS: plight. az one month day 81 night, IS
Sss sSt SfsS Sae % :'ss &
Miss AMY LEAyITT OF BOSTON. GRAD:
Ssss and certified Examiner o. the New England
culture. lOi2 10th st NV. DIS
FTNHE CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
l. 498 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
Select Civil Service Library;
Practical Civil Service Studies and
Thorough Civil Service Drill:
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN
1NGs. Hours from TO . pm
Terms reasonable. jazz -2Ows
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
i study; to adults confidential prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point all examinations
lyH1NSTITUIE-s. w. corner Sth and SITS NV
Mathematical. Classical, Business
s. w. FLYNN, A. NJ
Evening Glasses, % and IS month. oc29
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DUNCANsON BROS, a
CHA.NCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
10 s774. doc. IS. j win tor sale : auction,
en- 1857 g sx sea Th
s ~ all , that part OF lot numbered Il, In
i1a ton, D. e, described as follows: Beginning al
the se1,heast corner Of said lot and running
feet thence east 90 isst i0 inches % ION street
wss thence south 20 feet to Che together
brick dwelling house, NJ. 7ls 10th street northwest.
s anS q se Iesse IN OF the IN
spectiyely six and twelve months with six per In
AZ n cs
Of 500 required as property Is bid Or Con.
veyancns at purch h sss e cost 4 rv,,.,,
r. .. HOFFMAN. AuctiOneer. jelid&ds
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnoneera
By, virtue Of an order Of the District Court. -
eong G Ss,T OF Of r for the District
Ing nue. TO sell the Un real estsae a. 1o
bankrupt and BY virtue Of deed Of assignment to me
10 said bankrupt cause dated the 18th day Of pecem
Joseph nsaeS m gre se cy *
the Esf E os ,n
s.S spS
I'VE re s
roar;enSa,ha w.. street southwest thence running
s ss o nsTsn % s
south twenty-five (26) fset to south street. thence
re e H Sc Es Ss s srsaSa
par; OF original Lot ten O Of said square Eve hun
:as q E se1 q az s. ;sa
thence east one hundred 400 feet on sostS street
iSS sss e sa sss
sSg,hwsss thence s s.o1g SAID FonIssdsSsa s,ss.
is isas q sane: ca caARLrs WALTER Assignee.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auc0oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No 74O SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST, EIGHT ROOMS WITH

TRESSpEES SALE OF HOUSE Nc; 740 SEVENTH
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the Goth day ia
Iber No. eo g. st A seq eS Of rff sse an ,
records of the District Of Columbia and at the request
99ESy sfstss ISL o. F.
ooSns 8, of nate m
the City Of Washington District Of Columbia to wit:
s square 30 S6s and the south fourteen en- 'f4|
feet and eleven 81 inches Of lot nine co. In said
Of trust, together with the improvements thereon.
consisting off, twostory frame dwelling. eight rooms
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
and two years Secured by the notes Of the pur
chaser and deed of trust on the premises sold or all
Ing Of
the time o. sale Ifthe terms of sale are compiled
tees reserve the tsh. to resell said premises the
jc24a&ds 5. II. sMt IppLETSSs Jn Trustees.
TNHos. E wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
cH AS0s SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR
RHsHHhSn SESE HSF5
IN equity cause No. 7sa5 the Undersigned as t Vii l
4pfG' y FS "a Il " p
BE- t6reen M that part OF Lot 9u
washington contained within the following metes and
DOnuSD beSlnnlng same at the SOut Invest
ner Of said lot and running thence nortwith the line
Of 6tn street west twenty-five CD feet six 6 inches;
said lot thence south, with public alley twenty
!22 feet six 90 inches to the north line Of lot
west with the dividing line between lots numbered
twelve !l2) and thirteen 3) one hundred 400 feet
to the place of beginning.
Terms: 0ne-third of the purchase money In cash,
at om ase gay Of
with Interest Cash deposit Of 5000 required At time
ofsale to be complied with Within days day
OF SALE in default of which the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and of deuting purchaser
after three days notice by advertisement In the Eve
ming Star newspaper.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee
40 18th street northwest.
ROBERT BYRD LEWIS, Trustee.
je30-d&ds 4l6 9Th street northwest
1UNHOS i FISHER a. IN
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RAILROADS,

fINHE GREAT
70 rAr kNsaSSf Tgs VA AS ssE6T1rrwrr.
sT R2Sffs f fssSsSFq sESs5p sssaaas
and TTrla ar lsss. :. wis SSS 1s@
For Fi Ssssss :ssISs cn,css t.%pss
H VIM ssssss s.IS aSases SO s G s;si
S Shcaso ~ &c. scs.ss
S Sslsss S sy ylsssisSs S:
S;$$;; 81 ;sS 4 s.;
-. M i5S;SS:s s $4,000
ro. s %s:s sssSS, {. $50
For Ss sS Ss s "a ESQ ; ana ils9 =
~ ": =: g i s III
fSi s:ss y 81: No. &c..
For IS fSsai.sSS sssSs Sis Ree AZ 300
Ssis Sc sIss SsE ,s sss So ss3 s ss All: ~
For Baltimore d:$s, s;ls, $50. gao, ESQ 400 A.
Ess IS ,s5s i fIsst e sSsss IS S SO
For . Ere: ssSSsy raA> s,s<Sa<Qssx danr
For s AesP sSsay g. saSy "a en- aAi'
ASh1sSs[s aS5 SSsaasl'fssg'H aa
For Alexandra. 600, 200, OPS, p.ol and HAS A.
ssaS Ss i $50 tss "a BE 5s En- fN On
ISp oS eSs s Sc 10 Ss 500 900
I ssn rM s sp 500 JAZZ Sn,sh is5ssE.
Ticket: AND ixt%sticn a. the ofos, ncsheas, cor
,se saon aRs Sc s sa a.
q bafg1ge s e dSss'inaiOs fm hO Sesasnoes
GENERAL Manager: l,s22l qensseLj Ssssssss Agent.
WAsHIs0r0S' OTES8 Xah s0 yzs1FRs nArI'
On and aser JUNE NTI 1885. eans whl l~vs
I've nt belmont Park 1871 AMI and 638 m; Lees,
69sg n0l am and ESQ N. arriys u Round I'M ~
IL 43 am. and 1:1S pm. Returning, leave Round
and S:4e pm; Belmont fsrE e:51 m and sa5s
pm. 70
all pointx s n BRoPaY, =
supsrintsndant Alexandria
Passenger Agent
6O7 Penn ave, washington leB
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This valuable property fronts 100 feet on 18th -
st. extended and has q depth of 139 feet, and
contains about ID 500 square feet and will be soldD
q whole
TERMS Onehalf cash: balance in one and two years,
notes to bear cent be secured by deed of trust
on the properly sold. COnveyancing, &c., at pur-
Quired at time Of sale 1e20.4t
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers

II
PARL0R SUITE, WALNUT CHAMBER SETS,
CLOCKS, BRONZES. WICKER ROCKERS AND
CHAIRS. ASH CHAMBER SUITES
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS TOILET
SETS. LOUNGES, HAIR AND OTHER MAT.
TRESSES, HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE
TOP SIDEBOARD, WALNUT PILLAR EXTEN-
SION TABLES, LEA DINING
GGHAIRS, REFR!G g AT S.,, CHINA AND
BOD? RRuSSELS HALL. STAIR AND OTHER
KITCHEN REou1sfTEs, &C, CONTAINED IN
DWELLING No 14O9 X STREET NORTH.
WEST, AT AUCTION.
NINTH nj commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we win
contained therein; to which respectfully cali the
attention of buyers je26-2t
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.U n a RID LIN e.
h D, & Ri sA4 Ar Bs,ss, .v.,r.

SPRING GOODS
RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON,
Whl1 llll fsnnsvivaniA avsnuA
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STEAMERS.

W =
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
10 90. y Sah k RIVE as sSs y Morton
'' Ciind se Rod d3rn; "Wednesday ,r,v,
KoTmsndie. frsnseui: Wednesds ANY July S. apm m.
q laurent, de J0usselin. wednesday. July 10. am
Checks psysSe on sight in amounts s1 to sa on the
Baaa99s Tsa Tran Of Paris LOUIS BIZ BE
Ssa4 81. S
lea --, : --''- IVA Washington. DC.
.sd Rsys ~. 70.
Queenstown and Liverpool
T6ursday. July stS aS mn
rnS5s1 S.Ssy July 1 Is $40 am
From y bite sssr Dock too q xesi i i6ss st ~
ssssop.eie terms; sfesIsse low rates inssrms-
For Inspection OF plans and other Information app,v
@ me SSmpany's Onices 81 broadway, New York,
xs.m' o.
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
TIE T4kS SY RSHW si sTEAMsaif SoMIAEy LINZ
f IRON f FfER g. A. A. So REV RA YosR
HHTpRHS1AssS. Jg gn,x 81. July e
sviA..-.--Sst. July ii sEsvIA ........sss. ASs.
~ Wv =. SIS +
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown and ali other pslis Of Eu-
fSrousS bis q laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
Aavrs Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent,
ss s orl Prizes S S0 sos Sc s- :s
s.,s'al'ssss'a 3 ..sxE s s. rs y: O.
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I '" LEkS q GU, AuctOneefA
w 637 Louisiana ave-. opp. City Post Office

| TENTH AND YALE STREETS Columbia
| HEIGHTS, AT AUCTION, TUESDAY AFTER.
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The Madrid republican journals predict that
. ysvoaufson Is fmminent In Spain.
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PROPOSALS.

For other Auctions See 9Th Page.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.

N4oAAS INV LINZ AuCuOneef.
LARGE AND IMPQRTANT SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD EURNITCRE
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LEXINGTON
CORNER OF FIFTEENTH AND NV YORK
ROOMS, FINELY FURNfsHED IN WALNuT
AND ASH MARBLE TOP CHAMBERSETS
F0LDlNG CABINET REDSTEAD rs. TWO SILK
rLe NTt PARi3R SEITES Two HANDSoME
ANb Ash WAkbR9hEs, MINpow HANG
1NGS BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
t,NEARLY new. FINE HAIR MATTRESSES,
Wire SPRINGS. LOT BEDDING, DINING
ASSORTMENTOE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
TWENTY-FIVE HEATING STOVES.
A CHOICE ,AssoRTMiNT OF coRpIALs AND
IIQUEURS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JULY
FIRST AND SECOND, 1855, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK each day, shall sell the entire contents Of
the above Hotel.
This is an important sale. The house is furnished
in the best manner, and the sale offers fine opuor-
tunity to parties to secure rstciass articles. je2&
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers
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Are not these tears for CelsO?' demanded
brow, but a twinkle of humor In her eye
St-pues-Que sOa-yes-but--"
u Is enough! Master jelsO goes to the mines
AT Magistral tomorrow. ] warrant he rides not
hence to San Pasqual. Now, Rita, no more
tears-thou hast Reuenger'
desperation. but still approaching her climax
OBVIOUSLY. AS beflts her race and sex "CelsO
has not been flirting again-or maybe he has-I
don't know-he was at San Pasaual last night.
But when was just now bringing your chocO-
late had To make it myself, too, for Donata
ana Ventura and Rudecinda are not come
nome from the retOtrO, and burned NV finger
with the stuff-why, then the men were almost
ready In the ptazita, and OH, Senorita Tuia. I'm
But por Dias. what is this thy biackbird,s
chattering tongue Is saying? Almost ready. in
deed, ana Tor what: And who is to XIII thy
Rita stared at this outburst of petulance from
her gentle mistress. "The sssldidos 0,fn0os.
then, to be sure, that are camped down i'm HE
aceQuta under the atamos. Such impudencei
TO come and lie down In the patrons ditch!
i Bnt our men Will serve them out! Lucky may
they feel with one single little bone left whole
'&ten-n-a-eiO.' trilled the mistress: and i'm the
time that stupefed Rita would have taken to
girl had invested herself with ali her daIv r rs
satiny hair with the Inevitable embroidered
II was not to be expected that any woman al
her nation would venture with bare head int
the suns direct rays, hold the occasion what il
The men In the ptazita had hastily gathered
arms, their Ignorance and predjudice wrougi
trophies. II acts Of their own cOuntrymen kad
been involved, they would have gesticulated
and Moderated, and then would have drODpe5
the matter, secure In the national INERTIA 6n1
the peril here was imminent-these sn0iraeio.
dmerlcdnos are SO energetic, 70 unresting. NV
por Dtos! they might run their soroeferASi
moment Hark! Ave Maria! What was thats-.
Is IT true these engines have . whistle thai
speaks? But this that made them start wa
only the familiar note OF q bugle that Don En-
iaiio was wont 70 use for q call to work. And
the ougier was the patrons pretty daughter
rode over his territory with her father
youchsafng them about as much plying
long-horned Spanish cattle among which shf
passed: And, indeed, At the present momeni
Iuiita In her heart felt much q u she had beer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08
NOTES BY THE WAY.

The Russian thistle, brought to this
country by the Mennonites in their first i'm
portation of seed wheat, is becoming so
thickly spread in parts of Dakota as TO cause
serious alarm.
Worth, the Paris dressmaker, says that
the stories about high-priced dresses are all
myths. Myths the dickensi'' exclaims
the rural editor Why, the last dress nv
wife got cost nearly 81 50"-[ Norristown
Herald.
Stockton teacher to boy in grammar
class: John, correct the following SEN
tence: 1t are very cold" John. as he
wipes the perspiration from his forehead
with his shirt-sleeve, 1t are burned hot"
stockton Maverick
a great dog, roaming about the ward,
muZzled, caused q little girl to rush into
the house in terror. Her sister, younger,
but more valiant, coolly surveyed the stu
alton and treasured her by remarking
" Oh, he can't bite; he'sgot his hustle on ~
Some one has been telling tales out of
the wig-makers' school. Good wigs of
white HAN" says hegossiping person. cost
about $40 each, but the material of which
these wigs are made, IS clipped from the
festive goat, and never from the human
head. a peculiar, soft, silky kind ofsnow-
white hair originates on the Angora rabbit.
A perfect white and abundant wig of hu-
man hair would cost 81 900 at least says
an exchange.
As Colonel Billson was going down the
steps he met suspicious-looking boy with
a lot OF bills. Is Colonel Billson's office
up stairs - Yes, but I'm not in-or
rather the Colonel's not in" "Ain't you
the man ?' No, my SON." "Td like to
find him. I've got telegraph money
order for him" Let's see Who is the
man you WANT" Colonel Billson." a
thought you said Colonel Billings. | am
Colonel Billson. u Arkansaw Traveller