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Il HILADELPHIA STORp
NRu Exrr

NEW FALL GOODS. NEW FALL. GOODS.
our stock Of Fail Goods are Increasing every day.
NOV u the time to pick the choice Of the lot
SpecaA-52 inch Ladies' Cloth all colors n k(c mar
yard; worth Csc.
S1 HS Lsa; e. Cloth. al wool better quality.
denfaest.s-47 Inch, all WOOL in the most desirable
snaoes. At $50 worth 81
5s.anSh Fine Serge. all Wool. Al shaded only
SS:tnch Fancy Stripes and Plaads, IN oolorA
~ QUO. worth more money.
6fosdcioths,6 extra good qualities al colors
ato1 per yard.
52-inch, nner quality, for el.o5.
piHnr ~ ck Plush-16-tnch only TO-; worth q.
s-ineh 1905 AHiE s, xerse :. sak s,.ss
& s.ea Good. and IN .. very low
nLASKETs pLAxxrrs sLAxxrra
rune Au.Mool 4lanketA q ez26, 15.6O. 1850,
Su.So; these gooda are euaxanteed strictly
fun line q blankets. In Wits. arsy md 1sd.
fu1 line q ComfoFts from % 70 q
-OA6PETA. CARPET0. CARPETS.
so line q oazpsta al the best Hnakss nd vdy Low
Don't foisst . look through our stock hssors asias
your SELECTION; Il WIN pay you.
CARHART 4 LRIDX
1s.s..ns IN LACE cuHr1fSs M '' s.iS
i 49, ~ fzas AND PoxraArrs
HoJIR ) 0kAHXI
0aa-eA2D "a Duane 8, e Z.
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Doo ouIuetbe In brooklyn Eagle
wen, pleasantly remarked Brother Doeg, as
he greeted the pastor on his return from the long
vacation (six weeks is long vacation for preach
en-, "weii, you have come back to work at last.
And what DO you suppose the devil has been doing
all the time you were away on vacation?" 'Tdon't
Know replied the parson, for 1t was be- shut II he
mas Deen any buster In some OF the peWs than he
longer rest than I've had, ana he needs It a great
deal more, too, poor fellow" And Brother Doep
forgot what he had intended saXtng and couldn't
think OF anything new until aftef the pastor had
announced the flrSt hymn.
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Nk~foCSpLAsD OPPosED TO CoSpypyR .rrox -
Inc co,ontst published at 81. Johns, \. ~. *.
OF Newfoundland with the Domtnion a. dan s
Ihe 2resent There was a largely -attended meet
Ing TUESDAY night, opposed 10 confederation
resolut1ons N Opposition % h Mera adonfad ..'
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HuNTNo FOB NIesING NEW YoRKlR-Alonzo
LewA employed BY W. Z b LewiA manufacturers
o. pumps In New York city, arrived In Norfolk
~. August g and registered at the ST. James
the Princess Anne Hotel Virginia, IL miller from
NoI!0lk since that time noshing has been hoerd
ing for him.
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Hattie Leslie one Of the principals In the prize
nght on Navy Island, near Buffalo, on Sunday
morning, and her husband were arrested yestsr-
day AFTERNOON and the case was &C once taken be-
\1oeo Tie grand 5uyy. 0eheT aTIeots av % - Wada
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ARRxsrxD Two YKAks Ayrrx u,u

ARREsrxp Two YkAks AFTER Hrs CRnx-Jno
II. Murphy the express agent for the United states
20 az Greenyllle, OHIO, who two years AGO stole 4
package containing $4,000. was arrested yester.
day In Meade County, Kansas, by Jno. s Byrne a
detective. The package was peing sent BY Gin
cinnatt bank TO q BANK AT Greenvflle Murphy
LEFT town shortly afterward, and the detectiyes
have since been on his track He was running q
small country store aud had 81, 500 still his pos.
session
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ELKHART, IND, Sept. Cot Is now known that
young Clare Kelly, who was shot and killed here
Saturday night was shot by his brother Guy, In
stead Of shooting himself accidentally as was at
Hfst supposed The boys were IN the room alone
al the time OF the accident, ana Guy, presenting
the revolver at Clare, under the impression that IL
was not loaded. was 50 hOrrified when IL was dis
charged and his brother fell TO the floor with a
bullet In his brain that he fed from the house and
Kept his secret until lie could bear II no longer.
The Weather Developing the Fever.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NEW CASES IN JACKSON
VILE Yesterday REPORTS FROM OTHER POINTS.
Continued nne weather In Jacksonville yester-
day was accompanied by an extraordinary spread
OF the pestilelce 40 new cases being reported up
TO O'Clock p 10. A large proportion OF the new
cases are among the colored population in the
suburbs The number Of deaths yesterday was
IA Among them was Mr.. r Bowden, recently city
editor or the Times Union. He leaves wife and
nye children Camps OF refuge are being put In
shape since the almost continuous ten days OF rain
and IL Is hoped the people viii get into them soon
Efforts VIII be made TO convince the negroes that
L VIII be best for them TO go there but thousands
Will prefer 10 stay In the city II they get free
food IL Is probable that ratfons In the city, to
Wen people able TO work, Will be cut down SO as to
force them 70 go TO the camps to be fed.
DAY, that OF Rev. Mr. Snowden, rector OF the Epsco-
pal church. There were nve new cases OF fever
NO new cases are reported from Gainesville and AZ
Is hoped there Will not De an epidemic there. No
more cases or fever having developed at Decatur
raised. - D'e
Moses Newberry, a Polish Jew. who arrived In
LOUISVILLE on Tuesday last from Decatur, Ala,
DAY afternoon from yellow fever.
hereafter persons coming 70 Norfolk from and
througn yellow-feTer infected districts will be
required oy the health authorities TO show a clean
health certlfCaLe-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TIME SUPERIOR -KRAKAUEL" PIANOS, BUR
u dette Organs and the .Pesser hanos
q. II. KUHN. General Agent,
sel5-6m 407 10th ST. u. W..
NOTICE. 1 WILL ON nth SEPTEMBER RE
IN open the Haliet Davis Piano Rooms with q
choice lot of Upright Pianos for sale and rent.
se7-6m II. l. SUMNER.
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AUCTION SALES.



THoMAs BOWLING. Auctlonsst.
fARLoR SUITE EASY AND INVALID CHAIRS
sSAs Ssk plSIxs soeS sI At 55St hshS
MAkBLE TOP sIpEBoARDs. PiLLAR .IxTEN:
A sNS SsffEs M Il 81
PsiSTEp 6offAah ST P ht .Nb nt
0kaTED T9iLkI SETS shcRETARY AM
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
OH Isss norcor.a AZ Sue. az tss
ssIi;s,ss q Household kSss;s MO ...
nUNCANsoN BROS. AucnOneers.
10 FINE LARGE MULES.
s1SeIE hSp b berS BILE N HaSi'SSfss.
rp e hfIP a n ss Win .s L
''''' Oh our ' 10 FfST LsE = ~ MtIks
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
The above Mules are the finest ever offered for sale II
this city, and should command the A'ennon o. pAr'e'
s.. ssrsags tor @ close o0p.rsasr.hg ..s,
ApGSE sAtk + sHsEfGEEEEPP gS fsss
., . si3s hour and place uScANsoS BROS Auc,..
.ev-owINa TO THE INcIEMENT WEATHER
s.. 81 ns not Sn, FRpar SEP
TEMPER T&ENTy.FiksT, at same hour and plsce
q .siss. time " wi" ssos Auc
GEo ". sTICKNEY. Auctionser. e36 y st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUN
BkkED 11l0 STREET NORTHWEST.
1928 folio 496 ct se of the land records for TIN
District Of Columbus and a the written reenes. Of IN
g. Ers%.s: Gn TE1Ssi the TSkSIi;T,Essf Dsi
tile following the
Washington. District Of Columbia. aud known and de
ocribed lot numbered 80. in Charles A lie
mars subdivision Of lot numbered hftyt~o 1927. OF
Haleys subdivision. Liber C. folio 213 ia square
No 15 folio 90. of the ONCE Of the surveyor OF tn,
District Of Columbia, sold subject to certain does
Terms Of sale: Cash. Deposit Of el0o will b
required. All conveyancine and recording at pur
chasers cost Terms TO be complied within 10 days
or property Will be resold at and default
ing purchaser.
wM MAYsE IN, } r-u...
se1l-eod&ds GEo. ". sTICKNEY,S fros~s
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W. b MOSES 4 SON,
COR nth AND F sTa NV,
WASHINGTON. d. O..

Two Passenger Elevators.
.. This Advertisement appeared September 15, and Is
- " Conunueo several days Consequently buyers
should not be disappointed II some OF the Soods are
SOLO when they call alter the above date sel5
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 70 ,sss

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
. fcr Cincinnati and st. Louis expires. daily s.ai
For Pittsburs and Cleveland express daily 10 81 =
For Lexington and Local Stations, 40 ioam
For Philadelphia, Newark, and WILMINGTON $50 q
For intsrmsdi.ts Point. beiSe e Baltlmor. All
ToI sinser'y and misr,nsdistss ' points 81 30 A-
For FOR Rsieimore s. $780, $40. 7.so $50. GAS N
trsihl $50. 30 Is s5. 90 o. rs sns
aSs $50 sonaa t S SO e s e s 3 and
For Annapols. 6 40 and s 30 m. 1910 and q ~
. am on sSns. iSo nm 43 aa Pm Leave An
For Way STATIONS between washington and Balti.
On sundays; $50 am, rs. $50. IS. e:45;
a sHp1ns On ,ne Metz ponan brunch t9isS
- IS, IS 30 and W As pm.
tia 30 - 90 5 ana III e P@ '0N'H
For Boyds ana iSierlnedi.ts stations. "a pm. $40
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only n
i:l5 pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
: for Frederick tlo:IoAm- IS. t4:3s. 1850 pa
Tor ESserstown 10: 10 an and rs .3opm.
=, Tor Luray and points Cd The Shenandoah valley z
TO Roanoke. and all points south wa Norfolk ani
shs arrye ,TOm Sn,cSTs q aa "a sss sls
ana l;55 y. NJ; irOm httsbury daily 20 a ~ s;i5
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington 10 a.
q m. ? 30. TO- and 1905 .. m. daily.
Baltimore 10 M daily and Il z a. sunday Only
c ss aesss 5s 10 aST Ms, ,1 :. 20
ne .,o train An; l2l2, e. $40 3 8 90, s;ia
m :IS . TO- .. 30 5. i5 80. AMI 10 80 . N
1872 ealled tor aDa SUNDAY 9n,s and
dences on orders left At ticket Offices ols and l3si
W II CHEMISTS. oHAs O. scULL
ap30 Gen Msnaeer Gen Pass Aren't
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A German Court Tragedy.
THE STORY OF PRINCE sALA-DYCK, WHO RECENTLY
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

1YaR90Ks
THE STORY OF PRINCE sALN-DYCK, WHO RECENTLY
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
From New York Truth
learn OF the death Of the prince of Saim-Dyck.
imperial German head chamberlain and believe
had he refrained from cutting his throat AT 70 he
would nave mad the stamina and the effrontery to
live forever. He was the toughest and most ener
getic OF noble roues, even amid a people that has
lurnlshed so many examples OF this particular amt
mai knew the prince when was a boy A rel
aI ' VINO Was pleased TO entertain me OCCASION
ally Mad an adjoining farm TO his highness Castle
Dyck, where the prince passed a part OF his time
had an immense attendant estate, and It's furni.
ture and interior concomitants display sufrtcfent
richness 10 cause the establishment OF regular yis
fting days WhenI nrst went TO the castle second,
story window In the left wing was noticeable by
being securely closed. The reason given was that
within the room the prince had killed his wife and
no o.e had entered Il since. Several years later
upon another visit, found the window wide open
prince approached me and said: "YOu shall see
great curiosity to-day, the room where Killed my
vile, accidentally, OF course have kept it closed
for Ten years, but am tired OF seeing people stand
In the park and gaze at the shutters and whisper-
Ing horrible tales Three hours ago gave orders
IL Is still In the same condition as the princess left
IL" We entered the apartment which Is tust Oh
the picture gallery, and were greeted by terrinc
curtains hung In shreds from the windows and
the SILK tapestry OF the walls were Invisible he
s Ses.n aus aas, Ia one corner half pushed aside
oaldaquin- Its drapery was torn on one side
anu tne condition OF the linen ana bedclothes
inucateu absolute neglect since &c had
zen -, saoaeniy vacated years before Before the
peu sns white velvet carpet was stained with a
9rownish color-the blood Of the murdered woman
me prince LOOK from an open secretaire the porfs
~ y, russian oncer's saDer, the silver cord
aangnn2 from the hilt, and as he extended If
.9w aro me with trembling hands he murmpred
toIe tnis from the mouth OF my bloodhound. n A
the nrst time have touched It since That asy
With my hounds had been following = xouns
omGel' VINO mad ruined my wife. 1he dog surana
AZ tne man, VINO was on horseback, and tore IN
tnis sIver cord The next moment a bp,les
crashed inSo the antmais BRAIN and he fen 10 the
glUunas The omcer made good his escape and en-
compensation that causes the husband 10 cus ne
guilty wife 20 death. '~ Nv
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D0kITICAL NET AANN1RA
: s......- aSsI sssE s. s:: 9|'E..
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves street wharf daily texceIt sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings far down mout AZ
about .30p m
sl6 L. L BLAKE. Captain
nor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER -wAKEFIEJD-
Leaves 9Th ST. wharf on MONDAYS. 1HL ksDAYs
and sAIURDAYs 81 Am returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p M, touchin, al layerIAnd-
inss As far konini oreek Va. 81 Clenents bay I'D
Leonardtown, Md. Connects with b aud %. h X. AZ
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN Is. PADoETr Az
CIV RIDLEY, Manassr h25
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senior fernandino Freyre, q weli-known Cuban
y dead. SsSss
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DowLING. Aucr,oneer

TlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE SELECTED DUTCH
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH 1888 commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
within my auction rooms shall sell choice consign-
ment of selected Dutch Bulbs Of the finest varieties
The attention of the trade and private buyers drec
ted this sale il u choice and important consign
ment.
selS-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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%<~s{

Commissioner
Ne, ne undersigned Banks 0nd Bankers, tciH pay al
Prizes dra1n in The Louisiana State Lotteries sohick
nQv De presented at our cOunters
r. n. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State National Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National Bank
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
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He IL Stisl Dead.
49, A. = ~ W

Norwich, Conn, man had great horror Of be-
Ing buried alive, and several years ago ne left d.
rections as TO the manner Of his burial after he
should have seemed to have died. His body was
to be kept three days before being placed In the
vault; then the comm LID was to be removed, and
out. A hammer was to be placed near his riHht
hand, and lamp was TO burn In the sepulchre for
three days and three nights. Not long ago he died
and these Instructions were carried out 70 letter.
He has not been heard from since,
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ATTORNEYS.

ii Oo0H6fLb8 At Law.
"a "a {; ps,'ss. sss'ss s'"s q 3 ~
C4nRn17 CA11naToH AIx0Rlx4-AI-
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneerx.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerz.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. No. 8I6 STREET
SOUTHWEST, AND ADJOINING SIDE LOT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
Ti-FlFTH at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front
Of the premises,
LOTS 10 AND IL, SQUARE Alb.
each lot fronting "a 6l2 feet street. and with
depth of LA S-12 feet to 25-foot alley. Z he i'm.
provements consist of o two-story Brick Dwelng one
OF the best locations southwest.
Terms: one-third cash: balance in equal install:
ments in aud two years. notes to bear cent
interest from day of SALE payable semi and
to be secured by deed Of trust all cash. at option OF
chasers cost Adeposit Of 100 each lot time Of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days from day
Of sale otherwise right reserved to resell Ut risk and
seoO-d6ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
Q sTREETs, IN WEsT WxsHiNaToN.
H1LF-PHsT fTfvtk TuIocR X, xiii ofier for or
sale in front Of the prsmisee sub in square e
improved oy large brick dwelling house Of IA
with modern improvements
. IsTms gay OF sTa Eas = w.aa,~.u ...,,,,
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THIS EVENING,

GEO. W. sTICKNRY, Auctioneer. go st.
100000 STOCK OF CLOTHING BOOTS. SHOES
HATS, MEMS FCRNlsHlN0S,
NOTIONS, no.. 10,
- AT AUCTION.
$40 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST
DAILY AT 7P.M
se16-6t UNTIL ALL SOLD
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An Elevator Falls Five stories.
TEN PERSONS PACKED IN TIE LITTLE CAGE ARE TER
RIBLY INJURED.

frtghtful elevator accident occurred at noon
yesterday In the big Bancroft building, San Fran
cisco, when the cage dropped five stores tn1uring
ten persons, two fatally. The elevator was run by
a cable, and had a small cage that was supposed
to hold eight persons 1t was always crowded
when work stopped, and yesterday ten passengers
entered at the fifth floor The boy pulled the lever
and the cage descended properly for few feet when
a loud snap was heard, and the cage went whiz-
with terror and tn a moment the elevator crushed
through the light floor on the street level and fell
upon the basement 1OOr 12 feet below. The roof
the grooming Passengers, some bleeding with
CHASTITY wounds and others lying still, as though
dead The shrfeks OF the injured could be heard
throughout the great building. A. Alexander, OF
Oakland, had one thigh fractured and his ribs
broken. He Is now suffering from q severe hemor-
rhage OF the lungs, and Cannot live. VIM. Unrred,
the elevator boy, had his back broken.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON,
O ". sTIcKNEY, Auctions. 03e z st

GEo ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. o36 r st
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNINPRovEp
PROPERTY, FRONTING NINETY SEVEN
TwELFTH sTREEr SOUTHEAST. BKTwEHN
q AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 70 us recorded in Loer
No 1904. folio POO one OF the land records for the
District VI Columbia and ct the request OF the party
secured thereby We VII oGer for s,le in fTeps q
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1853. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm,
the following described real estata situate In the city OF
Warrington, u Of C.. and known aad described - AL
Of original lots ~ and IS and the east i0< feet W
inches Of ORIGINAL lot IA, in square 1920.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash aud the balance in
two equal insAlmenta payable in one and two years
.fter aate with At the rate Of sx 6 Per
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of ESQ will be
required on each lot at time Of sale All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost Terms TO be COM
piled with IN fifteen days OF the property Will be re-
sold at the risk and cost Of the defauing purchaser
John r wAGGAMAN, ! rrusssss
ee6-ookds HENRY p. WAGGANANy N
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather 70 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
TWENTIETH, lsSs Am: hour md plscs.
SELF eokds HENRY p wA60ANAN.S AT"s'-
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. AGO n
STREET SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
TY-FOURTH, 1888, ct FIVE O'CLOCK In front OF
the premises shall SELL at public auction Lot 81 Of
Abraham kendick and Others sub Of Lots IS and 80
In Square SOB with the improvements consisting OF
Atwo-story brick house.
Terms: $500 In cash; the residue in two equal pay
ments at and two years. with bearing inter-
est and secured by deed Of trust all cash at option
of purchaser. 800 deposit required at the time Of
sale All conveys ncing and recording at purchasers
cost. THOMAS BOWLING,
se20- Auctioneer.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORI4EANS
TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. 1888


3.l34 Prixes amounting TO- .O54, SOC
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to terminal Prizes
81 Fos CLUB RATEs, or any further information
desired write legby to the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence with State, County, street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will b
sasured by your enclosing An Envelope bearing youl
Send POSTAL NOTES Express Money Orders
Of New York Exchange In ordinary letter. CURRENCY
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New OrleanA Il.
Address Registered Iettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK.
New OrleanA La
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]NO Hs<sHs<1u OPcH" sHAh1 CotkoOus
From the Boston Transcript
All rumors and reports to the contrary notwith-
standing, there will probably be no Italian opera
In this country In the course Of the coming season.
Mr. Augustus Harris has said no, definitely, to the
Invitations from the United States, and Mr. Maple
son has found no one to say yes to his suggestions
or an attempt to raise interest in the old favOrite
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THE TRADES.

Cf7oi1ITT N DooKBlNpIno--HAkPEzs AND
- 6SSfSfS 6s1ssSnss bonnd far ob end 20 cent 80
IN I1c6If HADkkY sssss1l,.ese lsAoA tyiz
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MEDICAL, DC.

NINE DE FOREST. LONGEST ABLIsHED AND
III her residence, S0l ST. nv. Once hours froIn
ps .. m with LADIES' only. HIe-Sm.
~ Tho oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies
Physician IN the CITY, ,.
can be consulted daily 464 81. between An and 9th
prompt treatment. Correspondents and consufs-
ton strictly confidential Separate rSoms Tor .a.s>
Once always open sels-ot
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS eo6 ST.
III W., appeared before me and made oath that neLs
The Oldest Established Expert Specialist an this cy
and VIII guarantees Ia all Of private aisesss
q men and furnish medicine, or no cnArkei coAse
lion aud sdyice any hour dur1ns ie day SUP
ser,osd and sy1rn bsiSrs me Y Ut e sa tr -
district u Columbia thas ID dAy VI JUS. 1000
sel2-lm'
II ADIEs WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
OF WILSON. nos Park Place ne. bstwesn aad y
aud Hin aud Ith sss- ne Ladies Only. he''eas -
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
MI OF two of DIR. BkOTHEks' lnyigortinF CordiAl
VII cure any case of nervous debelly and loss ~
perve-poweE IL impsrts veor 10 the Whole SYSTEM
Male OF female BOO ST. as. s1io-lm.
n HAS NLyER BIEN ooNTRADIcTED That
DR. BROTHERS Is the oldest-estkblished sdyertas-
ing Lsdes' Physician IN this city Laales you can
corafdently consult DIR. BROTHERS. 900 ~ Az.
Particular attention raid all disease peculiHr -
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctonser.
Regular sale Of household and personal efscts st ny
auction rooms, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. 1855. At TEN O'CLOCK. embracing amongst
other things six Pianos in good condition two billiard
rabies one OF them very superior one, with Balls
and Cues complete; French Plate Pier and MAntel
Mirrors Two Silver Plated Show Cases on stands new
ture OF every description Once and Dining Room
Furniture, Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c, &c.
Also, at i2 O'Clock Horses, Carriages Wagons Bug.
gfes, Harness, &c.
Also, at IL O'Clock, One Box Phaeton.
se2O-2t THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneeI.
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We rent pianos for any length Of time desired and
with the option of purchase You viii be pleased with
our
PIANOS. PRICES AND TERMS.
SANDERS a sTAYMAN,
JARVIS BUTLER. MANAGER
se3 934 St NV
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WE HAVE A SUPERB LINE OF
DECKER BROS PIANoS
WEBER PIANOS
FISCHER PIANOS.
ESTEY PIANOS.
ESTEN nRGANa

CASES OF ROSEWOOD. EBONY. WALNUT AMI
OAK. REASONABLE PRICES AND TERMS To
SUIT ANY PURCHASER
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