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sion Of Jacques heart and he forgot everything
In the desire TO slay his enemy. He deliberately
raised his gun, but before he could fire, Toulme
had disappeared. Keen as q hound, Jacques
giided forward In noiseless, eager pursuit Again
and again he caught q glimpse of his enemy
even during this exciting hunt he was all the
time conscious OF footsteps behind him. Per.
haps this sense OF being pursued by an invisible
Be this as Il may, he sprang along through the
swamp with barning eyes and nerceiy kissing
At last the opportunity came and his gun was
leveled. Toulm6 was all unconscious Of his
danger standing with his back to the assassin
Then came Q great hoArse cry that went bel
lowing through the swamp, accompanied by the
sound OF q crushing blow.
Coupcourt fall headlong while . dark, skulking
figure giided away into the densest cover of q
brake. The sight was % unexpected and SO
strange that some time passed before TOuime
could collect himself and hasten to the stricken
man who lay limp and still upon the ground.
enemy. It was white and calm. Something in
those hnely-cut features reminded him OF Annals
ana there came rush OF emotion.
the heavy form Of jacques and bearing 1t out of
the swamp laid it in the Coupcourt mansion:
Ihen, Overcome by the exertion, he reeled and
Of course no one In the house knew the de-
TAILS OF what had happened in the swamp, but
other link to the dark chain Of the family teud.
1t would have been curious and Interesting
study for some realist 70 have watched the
slowly developed outcome of this strange
drama There for weeks and mouths the two
young men lay in the same room, painfully and
0y inrnitessiInal degrees convalescing. Toulme
suffered from q nervous fever brought ON by
excitement and exhaustion, whilst Jacques
had conclusion Of the BRAIN from . heavy blow
on the back Of the head.
Annals was the nurse to both, and It - not for
this story TO detail how she arttully and sweetly
worked 2 reconciliation between them. 1t was
loves golden opportunity, and love was equal
TO the OCCASION. T0ulmes mother was sent for
at the beginning, and it did not take long for
the women TO become friends This was half
the battle; tact did the rest.
Loup-garou, that monster of the swamp,
came In tor . full share of thus happily closing
the great feud; but Toulma in the deepest
OF his heart kept the secret Of his better
knowledge, for he knew that the hand OF old
Tete-chanve, and not that OF Loup-garOu had
welded that pine knot on that ever.memorable
dnv
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How 10 Drink Water.

From the New Orleans Times.
The leading medical journal OF France has
published q pamphlet protesting against the
extravagant use Of artificial mineral waters,
which, 1t sets forth, do the double damage OF
GINNING the stomach, thus laying the Gounda-
lion ior gastric catarrh, while the limestone
neid In deposit In the carbOnuted Waters fnds
It's way to the kidneys and eventually pro
ouces Briyhts disease. The pamphlet also pro
tesIS against Ice water a. = provocative OF ca
tarrh In the stomach. 1t further says: "Water
should be drank cool, but not iced, with the
water should also b drank with . dash OF
lemon. Water should always be swallowed
slowly. It II not the stnmach which II dry.
but the mouth and throat II you toss Oh .
drink q water you throw II through your
mouth Into your stomach, without doing the
loading 1t With what It does not require. Drink
slowly. and keep tho water In your mouth for
hot room In hot weather, tie . damp cloth
around your temples, and you win not expert
would"
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nUNCANSON BROS. AucrOneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
BETWLEN FOCk-AND:A-HALF AND Sixth


By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed the Goth day It'll
70. pending in said court. wherein John VIM. Lee 4
complainant and James c. Campbell and others are
premises on FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEP
TEABER, A. D. 1885 AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
numbered twelve, In sqrare numbered four hundred
aud nine-twO (492 being the eastern eleven (ll feet
In parallel lines Of that width at right angles with
twO-story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale; specified by the decree: One-third
OF the purchase money shall be in cash and the bal
ance in equal insi ailments In aud two years re
spectivey Tor which the prOmissoy notes of the pur
chaser must be given, TO bear interest from day Of
sale at six per cent and secured by deed Of trust on
property sold; or al! cash. at purchasers option A
purchasers cost. II The terms OF sale are not com-
piled with In seven days from day the Trustee
ing purchaser after i've days public notice Of such re
sale in some newspaper published In Washing ton, D.
c. SAMUEL MA DOOX lrustee
au24-d6dhS z62 Louisiana ave
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THE S ssss, NisF As ssy sSprHwrs,
Steel saSf ri fsss
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sixth
Fer ri.sburr snS The Wss cncaso Limited r,Dres,
re .sss slespia s Ss,s !. sso ma daily Tn.
with 81 Sleeping Carr nom HAsriseurx @ cncinnat
oe eho.so c Min 10 Sc LGus DAILY g
ss s.spi. P's g.: washington aS F. 70 cAs s
q HARRISBURG with western arp SSsn' ass
rss 1000 tSs Y s:,s and o.
and the West with thro uyh sleeper HHrri.SurS d
sHLffioRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1906 P NJ daily e.csp, sstaid Sn With Psiaos
Cars Washington 20 Rochester.
For ss YORK and he ESsss ;ls. 300 and IL 90 A.
5 go 4 a. noo AZ, ioSS and li:ao 3; g
n aud S5O p. n daily. except SUNDAY.
Fo@ 1 t at w'heu, change a;oo N every day:
Jersey City with bo.s Of srSotlyn a Amen SSs sor
Ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
AIS, 500 1850 aud n 40 p: II. on SUNDAY.
Li@l,sa eIss:. Gao a. \. and $50 + Z 4 d.,iy.
a.;,?sss $50 z1s ss sS ssS Z fs ios
200 4S 600 "a Su 1870 s sSS s - 70
For fope's Creek Line 7l5 A n aud A;A0 r. y.
For Annapolis. 7I5 A n. 1905 and I.2s p NJ DAILY.
except sunday. sundays, 300 A. NJ. ais r. N. -
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBUR9 RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 600 7.O5 Gas, 1855, and ll65 a
M. 2OS. 426, 4:o5, 6Ol, ssO5. and Il 81 p. n o.
Sunday at 600, V:2o, 1925 A. M, 500 p M
For Richmond aud the south, 6sD0 1885 A Il daily
Tram. .ns .sx s s.
1000, lnlp A. loo, 3o6. 3:23. bIO. 706s
and l0:42 p. N, and l2:lO midnight except Mon.
day. ON Sunday q 500 and 1910 A. N; 7aD6.
1042 =. II. and 1910 nsht.
Tickets and information Al the of3ce norfhea nm
ner Of 18th street and Pennsy avenue and a
the station where orders be let the checkin
OF baggage 20 destination from hotels reSidepcs
CHAs b PUGH. General Manager.
J. WOOD, General Pasaenge. Agent ivl2
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TNHONAs BOWLING. Arctione1r.

lINHOAAS BOWLING. Auctioneof.
IkUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET EoRTHWE6T, No. 1928.
BY virtue OK deed OF trust. dated the 7th day -
81 Septem Der. A u. lSSA. and duly recorded In III
Liber Ne. 1O00. folio Is. ct &c., Of the land re- nv
cords for the District Of Columbia and by dirscsso0
OF re party secured thereby. we wi! sell q ppSlg
IatkTf-FiRST DAY OF AUGUST. AID 1853, Il
TIE hour of FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following de-
;cribed real estate situate n the city Of Washington
Of lots i've and seven CD square e,shtysx
SSol oegnuing Tor the same ~ the corner
OF i1s nvs o. THENCE running east sixteen Qe feet
Inches north sixteen N6 ices four go inches
70 the place OF beginning, improved by Q threestOry
in thorough repair.
Terms Of .ale oneshrd Of the amount TO be paid in
caso the balance In notGs at six and twelve months
VIII Interest NJ SIX cent, 70 be secured by deed
OF trust on the property all cash, the purchAs-
essopton; deposit Of 500 win Dc required Of pur
chaser q time If sale IL terms u sale not COM
Piled with In seven days from day Of SALE the Trus
the right TO resell the and cost
tue defauttng purchaser after I've days notice
one OF the newspapers Of city aforesaid An con.
veyAncink aud recording purchasers COST
r SS5 Fssn f s sys .PS 2aa St rru.....
au10dts 1880 PennA. ave. NV. 49, gf-
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f0UBL1C SALE OF A FINE FARM IN MONT

By virtue Of the power contained In . mort -
saSs % the undersisned, recorded aai0ag the =
IN L6er y: No 2 ioli0 lc2, &C. he will sell pub
~ RE sea s Sn the pFsm.ss SATTkDAYi SEP
hne farm In said mortgage described, contain
1 1So scfes OF land mote OF lesa beautifhlly onted
Washington city. near Nltchsns Cross Rosds, one
mile nom knowles station on the Metropolitan
.. Inc nrm In good state Of vstion. has upon
purposes Of the farm II 10 improved by 6ne dwell.
ing and iair outbuiidingG - located In pleasant
and well suited fos country place q
my one "a Washington desiring . esavsnieut home
The terms Of sale VIII - made aAsy TO any one
parchasng 900 VIM b required on the day Of ssla
yNO. l. YEILOTT.
MOftRaGee and 1roSte4,
8u289t TUW0om p O.. RnlelpoeA (O.. Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTHHoAAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
xt41fE E a az AutTfo sgS
s AkHt W 4 HahfsLkTok tM ssI
AND fSskAIN tAkPEIs, WIcksR ROCK,
kksrhss I r ihts Axp s Bs aIsssI re
kE SGl sifs t LETTING AZ STOVE KITCHEN
r 81 Tp Isl MoRMIN . AySUsI THIRTY.
nSsthwest win ssii the entire coatsnta
..asd. THOMAS BOWLING. Aacs.on.sr
r THOMPSON BROWN Co.
RA Essass Agents and Aaes,ousss.
his East Main g.. RichmoaA, Va
PUlIIc AUCTION SALE
virginia TowINo coMPANrs PROPERTY
AND ALL IT'S FRANcnnna
=, virtue e. deed Ct tr.ss 90 the undermined Tru.
r eel II the
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK ~
pany. The property CONSISTS OF
FoUR EXCELLENT TUo-DoAT4
SSsr y Is re-. aa q 2a
naSA Two ~ inches Ard two oches aud forty eight 3
g.
d S, ar ana circulating pump kortng Injector o
f2 tons nnds, decks boiler and engine By NsspIs 4
20 & & e e
double riveted made in 1854 two cues each 2O
sS issG c'1 1ene nsesof
70 fsed boiler; new donkey pump tor feeding boiler.
boat feed pipe. Sf coppel
~ ssss feet .
co 70 ssd Ss by
inches nade 10 1854. has two dues 10 inches each,
,oche. 81 feet HsnSocE inspir.toS TO feed boiler;
Rps ss a g. @ ~
inchea high pressure condensins: boiler Is fsst by
inches by feet two aaes each rs inches aud iortv.
four Spsh return Tubes al feed pipes Of copper;
assiS Goa bunker cspscty, lev tons under deck
All these boats ere In good running order, having
been lately put In thorough repair. The tug Vulcan
has lately broken her SHAFT but other respects in
perfect order
The other property consists Of such articles @ are
for the running eQupage Of boats ana
the ONCE furniture.
Terms Of sale: Onehird cash: balance I'm negotiable
notes ~ three and six months, with interest added
aud with endorsers satisfactory 70 she trustesA
For further Information address
GEORGE I. CHRISTIAN. r,r.....
FRANK w. CHhlSTLAN.| A'usses.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.. Auct,onesra
au2l-soAtd<t
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS. AuctionsssA
fERHMrToRY SALE OF rwosroRY 1RIcI
NORTHEAST,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sEPTEN. -
BEk FIRST, 1858. ct six O'CLOCK, We WIN ~
sou, In hoos q the premises.
Lot X, square S66.
kfou1nG eaghteeA feet on Third street. bOtWoo0
street and Massachusetts, avenue northeast, m
proved BY ewestory Brick dwelling. No 422
TefhnE OnehAH cash: Balance In ONE year. note 70
. even bearing cir per cent interest and % b -
cured oy oesd 81 trust The preses OF al Gosh q
0ptaon OF purchaser. Terms TO be complied with IN
ven days Otherwise right reserved TO r6oe 81 rtek
ana cost of purchaser aftef ave days pub
In Washington. .; c A depoeis II eto0 required u
sac C9nveyancang. &c, et Purchasers cost
Au27-dSkdS DUNCA NSON BROS AuctA
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuones1:

hnF F6kFs nI XIX sosEXooR f%sE EIANo :
WTnAddINgT H4T;RAEK MADE Tp 6HHKR Pr
AOOME C4AMRION. OF PHILADELPHLA,
s $np l;N RtEs TINE WALNUT HAEBLE-
TT TENSION !, TABLE e "a, 1S EERr h9Nas nAIEE
sMTAAhhNuT MARnLET0P CHANRKk suIs,
sttM3LE MARDRORES, SINGLE WALNUT
s sFFTTs HRHssELs cAkPEN, Hall, ANp
xEATAER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERE
s1AEEIS. 1LANkkTS. SOMfORTS, &C; EASY
CHAIRS. WICKER ROCK EMS, WOVEN WIRE
e tFfSnTa s hISR4 Nss,, TABLE; LSHNS
H4Is, p5NNEk SERVICE AND oTHER
WITH PoLES MATrINGs. oRNANENTA
KfTrHEN kSHrs1Tr iStV rs *o A ~ xhSS
TION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTrETH, 1855 com.
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the residence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, No. oO4 10th
street northwest lew doors soutn u rennsyvauie
Furniture all Of which win be found IN nrstcass con-
oitOn and well worthy the attention those search
OF fine goods. Many Of the pieces made 70 order
~ celebrated manufacturers Of PhisdsphiA
Terms cash.
a126-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n A L Y L K.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGES s4 GEIRY ana LADY OF ru,
EIRsTSIsss FARE "a kouSbfkrr. O.
WE an: :.s;f fk Sh.
is @ 90 and sr sSr rla YTUkDAY
cary stops a. Pney Pc nj and oornfeld Hsrecr
gong and returning. and on saturday at colonial
ton Provdsnes s.sa@ers Both steamers connses
Slth steamer Ariel for Rlenmoad. Va, and Old
secure rooms and sickets al the b and o. Offices.
lS5l and ND, SlS Pennsylysnia avenue and knoX's EK
chscked from hotels and private residenct For fur
TsspnaSe c 81 Snd shs xSO9s .hs Scs
rates goes into effect Monday. 2sth. Je2S
ErOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELU
Leaves 5thstreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS.
PGlspHYs and Y Re'q 1ouei
as k HS se 81 !. ~ = s.y
B.A O. r r At shsphfgF S;fy So r !. Err
c w RIDLEY. MAnsser ' . roA ages is
POToAAo TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
has resumed her trips between Washington and Baiti-
SUNDAY. PM. and baltimore every FRIDAY q
stops at River LAndineA Freight received on ~.
urdays only. and mus be prepaid
Apply to STEPHENSON a BRO,
nhloom 18th and Pa and 1th st. wharf
nIRECT 10 NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM
- IRIS JOHN GIBSON and Il. c. KNIGHT leave
fier ~, East River, n. Y, every SATURDAY n 4 p
"a. 0In y wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
NOkNlN9. Freight II lowest rates. apl
Me- VERMONT MT VERNON
STEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN
Leaves Sth-street wharf daily (except Suudayo for
MI Vernon NJ 10 O'Clock q M. Returning reschea
WsShingt0n about $3.50 pm
eel0 L L. BLAKE Captain
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO
LOO sTREEI N0RTHWEST, AT AUCTION
MARBLE Mar TOP CHAMBER SUITES. FINl
RED PLUSH PAlRLOR SUIT, CHERRY CEN
TER TABLEs, RECEPTI0N CHAIRS AM
PLATE MIRROR BACK, WALNuT THEH
COVERED AND OTHER DINING CHAIRS
sEEXERAL WALNUT ExThNsIoM AM
OTHER DINING TABLES, WALNUT AMI
Ash WARDR0BEs DESK. LANCE LOT BRUs
SELLS CARPETS, HALL AND STAIR Cal
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLsTEks
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, LOUNG IS
BUGS, SINGLE REpSTEADs. sTONES GAs
STOVES. LACE CURTAINS AND POLES. LOI
SILVER Plated TABLE WARE, WATER
TCHERs, CI rLERY, nut GkACkEks
GLASSWARE, REFRIEKATOR. LOT OF
BLANkETs, SHEEVS, Spreads, COMFORTS
TABLE LINEN. &c, &C
Or TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRsT. 1885
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. 81 the residence of {
gentleman leaving the city, situated south Az
corner Of l4th and streets tbeing No. l40O street
northwes) will sell, for cash. the entire contents
The furniture Is nearly new. all having been pur.
chased within the past and would sdvise intend
Ing purchasers to ii &c his sale their attention.
au26dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
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au2A-dAdhR
DUNcANsoN BROS. Asesi0nssra
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT TIL NORTHEAST COR
NEk OF STREET NORTH AND SEVEN

TRysTEEs SALE LIE Of Of W XAALUAaLE IMPROVED
SEk d sTkEET N q ksTHal AND SEVEN SGS-
TWEEMTH sTSEf ZINES, NEST ~ THE CITY OF
aud John E Hanna NOW decd bearing date :s
LOGS fol! 2s2 E! SEQ Of the land records Of DIS:
S. q or the HPsisss r. 49SDA hs SIXTH
ociocK PH !Al that piece or parcel o. Of ios V oi
fso19a :i, q, and lying II q.
The Pi1 and Plsas q said city g part. %
Hin trustee and others suSavisson 81 o 1 e
| square numbered one hundred and dxty-6vs Ue6l
running thence on street thirty soj feet tSencS
north one hundred and nine (lO9) lees thence We&
ss, ssSss Sn ata
on S sna Of the prc
date OF sale. and to be secured by lien prem
are no. eo%psa 81 the J.
& zoe | e sSs
.n,7,1.,.,... GAHLcx ASHFORD.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuonssr1
| TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
9S5 SEM sTS 5EkSEx kd AXEFJE: sErHEks
- s ;,s; ':ss
isss 8: EVE 5dR5Sdfe
and premises situate, lying and being in the city Of
Washington. In the Disfrict Of Columbia snd knSvn
ana d,s.lnguIshsd q the north three 90 nc6es iront
division Of original iot numbered one a. running
back the same width to the rear he Of oaId lot T nd
also the adjoining LOT numbered sixteen 6) in the
subdivision Of original iot numbered two CD made ~
twsnfy-nlne (626). together with eli tSs improvc-
ments ways, easements rghis pflvllono and hmm.
tsnsncss thereto belonging g. g any msaasF spPse
bgences Title good or no sala
Terms: Ondesh1rd cs1h; ba1Anoo In 0no and tvo
years for which the 9otes ef the purchase bearing
six per Interest from the day Of ale ard eecYe6
BY deed Of trust on the property sold viii % reouro6
OF al cash, 8 option ofp9schassr dspost d olO0
With in ten days, otherwiss resale Is Fisk and co
81 the deAalttnG purchases attef eve day1 pu0lIc
notise Of such rsfsle n Scos nsx.psper pssleh.d
ehassrs cost gE010E HAUER lT,.~
a0-THr PURcHAsER Ar THD roRux1 SAFE
havlng hiled 70 comply with the sa6 80 ~
1900 WIN q rsssi4 8 g risk I'd go g WIN.
lESDAY, THE FlReT DAY OF aEPTEN1Eh, 4.
?. 1850. g HALF-PAsT FIVE O'Clock Pm. q
! 3HQacE nAgER Irr,..
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RAILROADS.
BALTINoRE AND ONO HAlLnOAR
schedule In sfzscs SUNDAY. NAY Soth. 1883. unit
further notice

s~~~~~%
leave Washington from station. corner of Nee
ior Chicago ioso m and 1910 pm, daily The
Chicago arriving in Pittseursh 80 M. ca.
caso next morning Al s5o. No extra fare Is chsrs.d
For Cincinnati. Louisville and So Louis daily q, $40
pm and 1910 pm. With through cs,.cl.s- and Pat
$3.50 pm. Is fast limied train 10 ancianat and &C.
& LOUIS saS m m No sat1. a.rs ossfssa on is
train for fast timel
Pitt.ourgh. cleveland and beiroit With Monarch Pars
iof and sleeping Cars TO Pittshurgh
ss.untofi iO:I0 pm. with sleeping Cars. daily On
Saturday; sleeping N.,ar. Bridge station only.
eiTs sE n snnSss and slo daily .o
$50 $50 aso sic Gao oe i 81: and II.e 90 ,Ieia
an I;5o. I:so. $50. l,so $40. $40. 200. SAD.
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
Wa Wash 70 Ssw Oris~ns $50 p m. sleeper .
For Wilmington, Delaware. and intermediate points
- Wsea haini"re and Wilmington. 3:io y. m. dAyb
For Annspol,. $40 am. and 1910 and 30 nm.
For Way Stations beiween y ashing,on and BALD.
nnS 90 "so $40 n sm i2lo pm $3.50 $40 30
sso 5SS sss pm For s,s'Oo:
pal On S ei sfsnc sTss sS PsaS
rc,ni. ios sa iSsS ann p sa
daily. except SUNDAY. For Frederick $40 n ma, -
<.4O pm. daily. except sunday,
cspt sunday 49, '''s-
Trains arrive from the West daily. Gao 7.2o m
l:lo. $50 and 1890 pm Little Rock Express
Balt more, ll:l5 m.
From Annapolis $50 m, and so ana b.2s m m
Sunday, 1898 Am, S3S pm
From harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad 40 a
m daily and Ssst' nm, daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick aud ERIN isie poiuls s.2s n ~
and S:15 pm daily, except sunday
Trains leave baltimore for Washington nj sl0
0:SU, ..ku, yOO, 300 and ltl.s0A !. A.
4:10 = $50 1:4A and l. 40 ~: sundays Il ia
TAO. and II 20 pm.
All trains Nom Washington stop ct Relay ststioa
except l:25, 81 8 and Gao pm.
For further Information apply nj the Baltimore ana
ONO Ticket ofnce-W ashington station, ols aud
1901 Pennsylvania avenue corner of 18th street.
where orders Will be taken Tor baggage 10 be
L. DUNBAR C. X IORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. Tau23l g. n A
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4 NHANcERY SALE OF UNIAPRUVED PROP
~ EkTY On SEVENTEENTH AND A STREETS

BY virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, passed on The 2Sth day
Of January. A D., 1886, In cause No Y73l EQUITY -
Docket No. rs, wherein Charles F. Wollard Is com.
Alainant, and Mary h. WolTd and others are defend.
&nts will sell At public auction. on TUESDAY, THE
T4lRTY-FlRST DAY OF AUGUST, A. D., 1855,
AT SIX O'clock L. NJ, in front of the premises,
LOTS 80, 80. Al. ~ and As,
in Wollards subdivision Of Lots Ia square No. 1895,
recorded in Liber w n. st folio $50. in surveyors
ONCE, together with all the improvements ways.
easements, rights. privileges, &c
Terms Of SALE One fourth cash; balance Id equal In
stilDentS at six, twelve and ei9nteen months from
day Of sale, with SIX per interest, notes
cured by deed of trust property sold all cash.
option OF purchaser or purchasers deposit Of $50
will he required each lot Of saie Convey
Rncng, De- Ut purchasers cost. Terms We complied
with In ten days, otherwise the Trustee the
right Of RESALE at risk and of purchaser
after i've days public notice OF such resale in some
newspaper published In W Washington, d. Z
CHARLES e. DUNCANSON. Trustee.
Au10-ddds Corner 9th and streets NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
MEDICAL. &c.

~ The oldest Established and Only Reliable LAdiss'
Physician In the Cty,
can be consulted daily. AGA ST., bet ~ and 9Th
=. prompt treatment Correspondence and cousuit.-
Office always Open. suie2ws
M ANBooD RhsTokED By USING A BOTTLE
any 81 asS9s snS Cor
e nefs Sog g vs0r to hs Whole sys
1856 special "a. ior .sis. ds.irns 1 re-
NNE DE FOREST. LONG-EsTA LISHED AND
N1 reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
os, m %i ladies' on + NV Office S0gr
RLANcARD's PILLS o.--- ~ =
MsS.
the World for Scrofua, (1umors King y Evil &c ) the
nes foSIL.ss q Blood for ssimuissinE and rssu
'AAN'A Z f PS6 ssHips,;s c ss,. 4. v,
Sold BY druggists generally. N'' % "p sas n
DR. DYES
A APP We VIII send on thirty days, Trial. 70
resulting rom .susss and other e.Ssss SPEEDY
zsars.s SStT3 HSs' BET Hsst s.s
snAu Alcu tA3Oeo
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
~. sROTHERs is the oldsss kstabiished sdver-
confidently Consult DIR BROTHERS sO6 Is u ".
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single All successfully treated.
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTH ERS 600 n
~ st ~: appeared before me and made oath that
ne the Oldest Established Expert specialist this
city. and Will guarantee IN Ill cases Of private
consultation and :ayics nee II aay hour during ths
BROTHERS SAMUEL z. MILI.A Q Notary Public
IN and for the u Of q. this I'd day Of July. lSSG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
Written for THE EVENING STAR:
LOUP-GAROU.
A STORY OF THE GULF swAMPs.

BY MAURICE THOMPSON,
AUTHOR OF "a LEGEND OF THE sALrILLA,"
THE wITcHERY OF ARCHERY" ETC, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-28
w ARLINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIE
|" RoADCo.

Schedule In effect August I, 1855
Trains viii leave rom and arrive st b. & p station.
9th and ste. follows:
Leave Washington $40 m. daily except sunday
and $40 p daily. Arriv ng 1t Round Hin "a q
NJ and 1le pm. Returning trains leave Round HIl
q 6ss n m daily aud AT 3:15 p. M daily except sun
day. ar irving =; Washington $40 n and 5:Is d ~
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates Loo
mile ticketa e26
r. BELL
auiO SUPERINTENDENT