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Paris Walters
THE EVOLUTION OF MASTERS OF CAEES

THE EVOLUTION OF MASTERS OF CAFES
From the London News.
None OF the working classes so far as the
material conditions OF lie go, are SO we'll off as
the Paris walters. There are not q dozen
masters Of cafes or restaurants here who have
not begun as walters. Men servants who at,
tend In private houses at dejeuners, dinners
ana solfeeS prefer when they have q lille
capital to set up as winners. The waiter Is fed
py MS employer, and, alter the cafe is closed
sleeps on mattress placed on Il few OF ,n.
eight III the morning Is like u burrack room
ne white aprons are supplied by the en-
ployer
IL is impossible for a waiter to spend his
wages, which are derived from the pourboires
or small gratuities given by the customers of
Gales. lGese Sratuities are thrown, as soon as
received, Iito an urn Oh the counter and iii.
vided every night. Naturally they are invested
SO THAT In IL short time IL waiter becomes "a capi.
taiSt ana sets up on his own account How.
ever, times are less gOou than he used tn find
Lhein. The gambling houses, which swarm i'm
every part Oh the town, are running The cafes
ana restaurants where dejeuners and dinners
are supplied la carte. Ia u circle v1ich /,
supplied Tor three francs which would COST ii IL
teen elsewhere. The ganuiing-tabIe makes up
the loss on the meal. Those beer saloons Or "a
they are called In the slang of the Quarter
ana To very important extent, from the cafes
Oid Parisians sly that the Gales have not Inc
light gayety, and pleasant stir, and life ol for
iner times, and that they Will soon belong to
means oi enabling the cafe masters aud walters
To meet, tue latter is teeced under variety of
pfSteAts IheFe IS u Whole army of garcon, de
Gaze IN fails, ana II they only combined we'll
Iosethef tiey could AT Very small individual
cost leave the Bureaux de Placements without
custom.
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From the Gentleman's Magazine. -s-s-~-
The question whether water Is fattentng or
otherwise has been much discussed. Formerly
1t was generally asserted that the victims OF
obesity should mortify the flesh and reduce the
fat by abstaining as much as possible from
liquids and remaining in continual state u
thirst Latterly the opposite has been afnFmeo'
and am told that a reduction of weight Is one
of the results claimed by the shot water
cure" provided always the water is taken as
quantities.
Experiments have been made in Paris by DR..
Deoove which contrOvert both these doctrines.
these experiments indicate that, provided the
same amount of solid food is taken, large guam
Titles OF water make a man neither thinner nor
latter: They We're carefully made on nieno
VINO took weighed quantities of food daily,
ana while these remained equal doubling
Inc Quantity of water had no messura-
sun 1t Is quite possible that the old theory OF
thirst cure and the new theory of hot water
cure may both be correct. Both violate the
natural conditions OF heath. Scalding not
water, ike tea or coffee or grog OF similar tenn.
perature, unquestionabiy injuries the teeth, the
Stomach ana other organs concerned IN the
carry stages or digestion, and 1t is very proOaoie
lnat deficiency of liquid impedes the latter
stages, whereby the chyme, by the aid OF the
and blood.
fat man may easily become thinner by In
Jurlng his health. "Banting'' is dangerous, as
many who have fairly tried can prove. The
difficult problem is to reduce the fat without
reducing the strength at the same time. A
sklllfui trainer Will undertake to bring
any man down to his "ighting weight"
:. e. to the best condition for vic.
lent eXertion; but as soon as the discipline
OF the trainer is relaxed the obesity, when con-
Stitutlonal, returns and long continuance OF
hlSh training is murderous. Perhaps the old
prescription, keep your mouth shut and your
eyes open, when followed with judicious linn
itations, is the best Eat less, sleep less and
walk more are sale lnjunctions, provided they
are obeyeu i'll moderation.
DR.. Deboves conclusions apply to water only,
not to other beverages The lat man who uses
malt liquor az a daily beverage deserves to be
buried under crossroads at midnis hit, accord
ing 10 the ancient modes of degrading the will
lui perpetrators OF IeiO de Sc.
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vHHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TkCSTEES' SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLIN6, SITUATE No
IN TAikTEENTH STREET SOt Til East
BY virtue of @ deed OF trust, dated September -
ID. A. ID. 1850. and duv recorded in liper No III
05O II folio 1872 Of the land records of the LIS ~
trct oil Columbia, and At the request of the palty
thereby secured we will SELL at public auction. in
front u the premises on THURSDAY, THE 1HI R.
TIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBEh, A. ID. 1856 1t FOUR
O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following Described real estate
situate In the city Of Washington in the District Of
lumba to Wit: Original Lot numbered thirty, (3ul
square numbered ten hundred and twenty, II O2Ol as
su2diyided into lots lettered "A aud s"
Terms: One-third cash: balance In six twelve and
eighteen mouths, with Interest per cent per an
num- secured by deed OF trust premises sold or
all cash. adoption OF purchaser Terms Com led
with In ten days or properly will be- sold 1T risk and
cost of purchaser AFTER three days
time OF sale. Copveyancing. recording, &C. at pur-
oh .efs.sS cost EdA9f A ApkM Trustees
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4 THE E SSSkkEsr1 Nhsf As sSu 5otruwrsr
snALL hfsre AASStf'f ftl% i fssslrAfS
Trains leave Washington from station sixth
For Pit,sburg and the West chicago Limited Express
Line so asy s sS a and daily a.s
~s S sieep,ns Cars rYm Harrisburg to Cneinnat
chcsso s lie 10 rscasS
Sh'saS S,.1 EaPres: no daily
s. M:IT,. ,r. WIN Ms;Issa Espfsss Win
Pacific Express, 1000 r. II. daily. for Titts6ars
and the West. with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALffioRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
49, Car Washington TO Koehe:isr. "'' 80
For Ses zoo SSIE And d ,ss 3! t spo s9s
.sd n 900 81 t PSn lSq s. sns 23
For sos,on without change, 2;O0 r. N every day.
jersey City With sos OF BsSutyn a,s SSnns =
ing dfrecttransfer 20 FULTON street. avoiding double
For FaiisssIpS!s sis, 500 o sSd ,,oo A. NJ. ZOO
s nS ep R lSSS AND 1p ~ NJ q s1pa:y
Limited Elprssa, $40 A II. aud $50 r X daily.
For $50 81. .ls rs ssS :ss ass
For Pope. Creek Line. t eis A. s"f 4 sSa 40
For . AsSsPsIs 49, lsss ana ,qs d.,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDLRICKsBURG RAIL.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexand.is, $500, 70o. ego, 1885, and li.3o A.
SUNDAY Il $50. Ssas. fo:bS a. N Mo s:o A. U
FOR hionmond and the south, $50. 1895 A 4 daily
and l:;S5 r. M. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington 6.O5 500
1000 1910 4. lOo. 3ak5. 3:23, o:l0 7s0S
ana loA2 = end l2:io midnight Ssxeept Non.
lV:42 r. II. and 1910 night
Tickets and information the ONCE northeast cor.
ner Of lSsh street and Pennsylvania avenue and g
the station. whore orders be let the check inS
OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and rssidepceS
CAAS. l. PUGH. General Manager,
]. 4 WOOD. General Passenger Aren't NlS
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RAILROADS.
BALrrNoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
schedule IN sflscs SUNDAY. May s0sh. 1854, unit
l 2 harthef notice.

Leave Washington from Station, corner OF New
jersey avenue and street.
ioSo IN : . fsS Limiisd Espre.s Tor riiisburss
and ShicAso arriving In Psttshursh a S3 pm Chi
Tor CINCINNATI louisville and 81 Louis daily ai $40
pm aud io;lo M. With through coaches aud Pal
ses sseepins Cars TO aee,s points withou, change
Loui.. arriving in Cneinnsr pest morning 81 s.ss
~ ~, .oas o;so PVT Noextra fare y charged on this
ior pi,,sburrh At 1000 m. and SIS Pm daily 70
iuisonrgh Cleveland and Detroit. with Monarch Par
Tor Lsnckssrs' sssarsi 'I Bridge. Lexington and
f0r lexington and Local stations SEQ a M. daily.
fst ss1aSas en-. md ms.s s. GAO $40
$50 ASA, a:4o, 54o S.o 200. sSs and il p m
A. ID isso. $50. t:4o. $40 Gao. 700. ssaA
Tor sasnandoaa Valley Ra,,roas and ,o,u,. south
~ IA and $50 m daily: 10 M has sleeper from
Ma,,ainst.s TO New OrleAna $50 ,. m. sleeper 20
FOR Mun.ngtoa. Delaware. aud intermediate polnts
os,ween assni0re aud Wilmington, Sl5 daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4:so m.
For Way stations between \ ashingtou aud Rsitl.
and 10 ma a on sS S a2lo Bm $50 20 30
80 80 and lDo pm, For stations on Metropolis.
" M ., sncn 30 An daily except sunday aud 5:SI
pal station. ON Metropot.n sranch s:4p daily
Sn stops ai oil stations For Gaihersburg and
a aas encep. SUNDAY For Frederick $40 Am. aad
- F.ai. Nshss eACSIt SUNDAY
for hsgersown loco al and o3l m daily On.
eepi Sunday.
las $50 and 1850 pm Little Eoos R H An.
nom W ngtoa ami INTERN ediate points north q
baltimore, ll:l5a M.
Prom Annarclis $50 am, and so ana sos m m
Suncay, 1888 an. o.Ss p.m
brum Harp,rs Ferry and Valley Railroad 7.2oA
n; DAFT and $50 Nm; daily, except Sunday.
From freoerick and intermediate points s.25 n M
AUD SID Pun. daily, except Sut Iaay
a. Jrnias leave Baltimore Tor Washington at oho.
e:Sv 30. 300. sso5 and lo:SOs m, 1915 ESQ 3 a
40 . 6so. .a5 aud II go pm. on sundays q 31
.:2o 300 aud 300 am. 80. 2;;Bu s:2U 6slO ds3n
s:so 3 and no pm.
All trains from Washington sion NJ Relay ~ a,io.
except 70, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
for further intormation apply al the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Of1ce-Washington station Bln ana
I5ol fennsylNalia avenue. corEsr u lsth street,
SheIt oruers WI DE ssen TOT baggage tai he checked
and received al any point In the city.
IS. DDNHAM. a. n IoRn
zen. Manager. BALTIMORE tsl23l q. 4. A.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO., VA
" THE LARGESr AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMNER RESORT In THE MOUNTAINS OF

This resort has been thoroughly overhauled n . 4
painted, repaired and papered throughout; vEAQ
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing lG.
IN the mountains: new porches have been cree eli:
newly furnished throughout, and hair
have been placed in ali the rooms with woven wire
springs. making this the best and compete re-
sort 10 De found IN the south. variety of
medicinal waters at any summer in the United
Sses beautifni scenery, magnificent roads, table an.
excelled: hot, cOid, shower and plunge baths good
fshing and game in the immediate vicinity. First
class livery ia connection with the hotel charges
moderate. ID. & o. Telegraph and Express ofiice ia
the building. This is the nearest watering place 70
W Warrington being only hours ride on the Il. 4 u
X X Two trains daily. Music will be FURNISHED By
Prof I'D Williams Brass and String Baud Of al
tanning tuil information, o. the four PRINCIPAL
hotels anay sis ftte water attractions TERMS iesti-
monials. &c. may be had free al the following drue.
gists: Drew's, MIlbUrn's, 1hompsons Schafers mii.
erat water depot on ST., Evening Star ONCE and
Post For further information address II. CABELL
NADDCX, Proprietor K q. 81 RAE Chief llcrk
Dr. {. w. CHANCELLOR. Resident Physician.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. On p
STREET NORTH. RETW ZEN SEVENTEENTH

l. STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. ON p
STREET NORTH. RETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTE1NTH STEETS WEST, HEING
NJ. I76l STREET
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 18th ~.
day OF July, A. ID. 1854, and recorded in Liber inE
l,OS2 folio los. ct seq of the Land Records 49,
The District OF Columbia, and the request GA me
party secured thereby, We shall offer for SALE
nc auction An front OF the premises, MONDAY
TWLNiISENENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER, a.
u. 1856, AT FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ the following de-
Sc b9d real estate situate in the city Of Washington
parcel of land known aud designated on the ground
plat or plan Of said city as lot numbered hundred
ant. sixty-iive tl6o), ia Brainard H Warmers subd
vision OF certain lots in square numbered hundred
and HftysiX 1850 AS the said subdivision duly
corded IN the surveyors office Of said District book
OF subdivisions No. IL, al Folio l6S Beginning for
the same on street, at point distant eghty-seven
said square, and running thence n,rth % feet 9
inches 10 an alley thence east Is feet inches thence
south 30 feet g inches street. and thence west
along SAID street 8 feet inches the place be-
ginning. improved by q three-stUry brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. balance in one and
TWO years. respectively, for which the promiaso
at six per cent per ainum from day OF sale, payable
se.ilI-annualiy and secured by deed of the
property sold all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser deposit OF SlUO will be required time of
sale All conveyancng at purchasers cost Terms
of sale TO BE complied with in days, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell the risk
cost ot The deaulung purchaser, after five days adj
ton. II. L.
BRAINARD II. WARNER r....
SAM'L MADDOX trustees
se2-eod DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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GINHoS. ]. FISHER 4 CO., AuctionesrA
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

IT,
BY virtue OF decrecs Of the Supreme Court of NJ
the District of Columbia, entered the 18th HsFt
DAY Of February, lsse, and september lin. 80
1886 In Equity Cause Ne a. .4o. wherein William -.
Serrin Is Comp sinsnt and Mary ). Fowler ct a. are
defendants, the undersigned trustees banned In ~ II
aecTses Will, Ct E0yK SCLoEk Z. NJ, MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER TWENTYISENENTH. 1856 sell at
public auction. in front OF the premises. Of
lot numbered twenty.three (23). In square num-
6eIed one hundred aud one (lol), begia-
ming on the line of north / street, at the
corner OF said lot and running thence vii
the line Of lots twentythree t2S Cad
due south eighty-one ,sl feetl feet six % inches
inches TO public alley then with the line OF alley
southwest to point al said line inch line rp
due north would intersect the line of north 1 street
twenty GO iset fee niue % inehes from the begin
ning thence due north to the line north street
thence east with the line Of north street twenty co
feet feet nine % nches) inches the popt of begin
Ming the same being improved by brick house, No.
2OOS street northwest
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decrees one-third
OF the purchase money to be pad cash aud
ance payable In one and two years from day of SAFE
with Interest the deferred payments be secuted to
the trustees by good and sufficient deed of upon
the property so sold, or all cash the option the
purchaser deposit of $lUO will be required on the
day OF sale by the purchaser thereof Terms 10 be
complied with within ten days. property may be
sold al ris> of defauting purchaser All ancing
at purchasers cost.
HENRY X. ELLIOTT
400 9th street q w.. r,..
ANSON :. TAYLOR, AHussees
selo-Q6dS 1224 + street W..
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ROCK ENoN sPF Ms AND MINERAL
IN GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS
OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER FIRST
"s To the attraction of the waters A =. 4
must be added that Of the climate which is vIA3
most inviting at the very time cur city homes ..
are most infested with malaria. Autumn Is Rock
Enon's browning season The mild mellow days Of
september are without the sickly faint Of lowland
suns."-W. (swYNN.
For Circulars and Terms address
se6-tocl A. 3. PRATT SONS, 4Ol 9th at
4 NRAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE-
NJAtlantic City. N ]. Electric bell in every a a
ROOM hotel lighted by electric light; com vEA9
plete sanitary arrangements JUS Il U.s Il
PRIEST, Proprietor. Sl5U per day. and .. anal %
Inn
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Ecok ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II Steamer JOHN w. THOMSON
Monday. Wednesday and Friday a. a M as far a
Nomini Ferry and LeonArdtow and ali fntermediat0
landings On Friday her trip to I,ewis' and
Barnes wharyes Coan River, kinsale Lodge Land.
ing, and Munday's Point, Wicomico River Makins
all landings every trip
lou can 60 TO any landing for 70 centS staterooms
so cents. aeIAIrn
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II A LY NE.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.

SOUTH.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
LAKE LEAVE All 5;3O PM
F1RsfGi.ASs FARE, -. ROU y D-iRiP a
Round-trip Ticket Good Either boat
steamer leAry from 9TH street wharf, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
steamer Lake Nom 9th street wharf TU EsDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
teary stops NJ fihey Point and oornfield Harbog
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
going and Returning, and SATURDAY. ut i,aoutsl
Beach. Steamer Leary connects Norfolk with IIos.
ton and Providence Steamers Both steamers counecS
with Steamer Ariel for Richmond. Va and old 20.
minion Line Tor New York aud all railroad lines south
secure rooms and tickets the a8 and o. oficsa
1851 and $40 Pennsylvania avenue and knoxs az
lfess OpS Pennsy ivsna ave. where baggage may 10
checked nom hotels and private residences. For fur.
lnef Information inquire at the Compauys ofiicex
Telephone calls ~ aud 7A.5-3 Above schedule ~
ielA
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The sphinx and New Discoveries.

From the Academy.
The sphinx occupies position where the
encroachment of the desert is most conspic-
uous. AT the present day nothing is to be
seen of the animal except its head and its
neck; but the old Egyptian monuments on
which 1t is figured show not only the entire
body DOWN TO the paws, but also a large
square tpainth beneath, covered with orna-
msntx since the time OF The Greeks, per-
baps ever since the reign of Thothmes w.
this pli..lh has disappeared beneath the
sand. and lis very existence had been for
gotten. 1t Is generally supposed that the
Sphinx Is hewn outof u large isolated rock
whicn overlooked tue plain. But NJ. Maspero's
Researches suggest that II is work yet more
stupendou., ae has proved that The Sphinx
OCCUPIES the center of an amphitheater,
forming kind Of rocky basin, the upper
rim OF which is about q level with the
head of tile animal. The walls OF this am
phitheater, whenever visible, are cut by the
hand oil man. II seems probable, there
lore, that She beginning there Was II uni
form surface OF rock, i'll which an artificial
valley Aas been excavated, SD as TO leave in
TIE middle y block cut OF which the Sphinx
WAS finally hewn. The excavations now
bef4ig carried on will doubtless verify the
existence OF the piinth shown on the Old
paintings, and also furnish evidence, by the
characterization OF the piiuth, OF tine true age
ri tae monument. VI. Maspero Is inclined
10 assign To IL a very great antiQuity-possi-
biy higher than the early dynssties, T. e., than
the f1rAt period OF Egyptian history, As the re-
suit OF last winter work the sand round the
SPANK has already been lowered by about 30
meters.
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swift and AIS Stella.

AS TO THE REVENGE TINE HAS TAKEN ON THE
BIrTEREST Man OF HIS DAY.
Dublin Letter in he Cleveland Leader.
was much interested during my visit to St
Patrick cathedral in Dublin in talking with
the Old verger about the recent renterInen, OF
Dean Swift and Stella. Their graves were
formerly wide apart in the old church, but
about two years ago they We're opened under
this mans supervision, and the bones are now
buried in the same coffin. Il found" said this
old verger, 'that nothing except the black
skeletons o. both were left, but seven OF the
teeth oil Stella were white and good and she
must have had beautiful set in lie laid
their bones together, aud this much OF them at
least Is now united his tomb is under the
floor OF the cathedral and two slabs marx its
place. The inscription on the Deans monu-
inent Was written by himself, and, translating
1t from the Latin, it reads: there is laid the
body oI Jonathan swift dean of this cathedral
cnufch, where cruel anse. can no longer break
the heart. Co. Traveller, and emulate IL posi-
bic him who WAS u stern vindic;iLor of liberty
Died 10Th October, 1745, ana III the 7Stn year
vi his age.
We waste too many tears on the Legitimate
loves OF the past. We cry with Petrarcn over
the married Laura, we shed tears over tue
graves oi old ADelard ana lis paramour
Heloise, and raise monuments 10 Stella and
swift IL may be poetic, but it is hardly
proper.
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Prince Enrique, of bourbon who was
banished ~ A.Jorca last DeceInper for insult
Ing the Queen Regent vi spain il missing liz
10 believed that he has escaped Lo France
Tue iarges, pension ever paid ia the United
States vas pad ia Louisville, KY Thursday
" Marcus Richardson, amounting 70 $1l ,5vU.
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,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
OPRONED REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THIRD ANDC STREETS SOUTH.

By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court of>>e
the District OF Columbia. passed the I'd day of2>6
August. 1856. in the Equity Cause of Thomas q. -
Docket -, shall sell al public auction. front OF
me premises to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY.
The TWENTY THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. y 1856. at II AIt-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ.
the following described real estate to witt All Of lots
nun bere,i seven ca and eight to- in Basil Simm's
SUBDIVISION Of original lots numbered four 90 ana We
(5l. IN square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one t19l as per plat recorded in liber " f.. folio
263 OF the records OF the surveyors office Of the
District of Columbia
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash OF which
SlOO on each lot must be paid at the SAFE the
ance IN two equal INSTRUMENTS for which the of
the purchaser. bearing date the day sale and
payable respectively and years after TO
my order as Trustee, with Interest from date until
pao AZ the rate OF SIX per centum annum interest,"
pa able semi-annually, must be given. said u
De secured by mortgage or deed OF trust upon the
property sod according the the court
or the hole purchase money may. at the option of
Inc purchaser, be paid in cash. If the terms sale
De not complied with within fifteen ds,ys from the
day Of the Trustee reserves right to resell
said real estate at the risk the defaunu
purchaser alter like advertisement in The Evening
star and on the same terms Of the first sale
All expenses OF conveyancing and recording and ex-
animation Of title to be paid by the purchaser. The
property will be sold cear of all the day of
sale. JOHN RfDOITT Trnstoa
No. All Louisiana avenue
DuNCANSON RROS uctinnea-s I-iEI.
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IlHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, No
On WEDN EsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
1MENTl SECOND, 1855. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, al residence. No. 1882 l4fh street, shall
sell the entire contents, embracing IN part:
Rep Parior Suite, Marblstop Tablss
Lace aud other Window hanHfnga
BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets.
smyrna Rugs Hail and STAIR Carpets
Walnut Secretary, Walnut SidebOard.
Ornaments and Pictures
Lot Crockery aud Glassware
Hall stand Lot Books.
Four Painted Marble Top Chamber Suites.
Plain Painted Chamber Furniture Ina sets and sepsr
rate pieces Lot Bedding, Fair aud Husk MsttresSes,
retainer Pillows and holsters, Sewing Machine,
Kitchen RequisiseA
THOMAS BOWLING.
0el1 -Q2 Aucfi0nAAr
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She Knew Too Much History.

From the Philadelphia Press.
They were seated on the sand at Atlantic
City.
Byzantine was confident that the climax was
about 10 be.
Adoiphus' arm was dangerously restless, and
as finally he placed u majority OF his fingers on
her waist, Byzantine looked OF to the sea with
the look of wonderland in her eyes. "a
Then these words stumbled over a bsfr OF
lips, carnatiol with suppressed Joy: III never
look at the sea but / think oil those words in
the -Canute aud His Courtiers' Episodes:' .Ihus
tar shalt thou Co. but no farther"
There was pause in the arm movement, and
soon the two went up TO the hotel.
Byzantine had spoiled the cause OF two lives
by a little knowledge OF English history.