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REAL Esr1rE-The fine property on Seventh
street opposite Odd Fsllows' Hall, belonging to
Is swseny, and occupied by MT Topham as
s-dd.c hnd hhnk nlanIfhctory. has been pure based
Wy Mr. Charles kloman for sI3 500 at prt yate ole
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AVCTI0I aAIU-7
THLSARTERMOoNt 10: M0RR0R

TALsARz;ERN6oNa fo:KoRRoW:
TT'ws4o HHRgys,Akss JSHKaE I;k sSSe,lHe..I
.n.is aSf' ana. .. 3 s51 p
sas. 1os sSSs
E9od and eonyenientiI arranged rooms, located on
Also, hne three-story Brick Dwelling house,
sls,e r2ot contain ing rooms, located d street
The aiteutioe of persons wishing TO purcb..e
Dwsiinr houses 10 called to the Above SALE the To-
80 ., me property being very desirable and the
Terms: 1ne third cash the balance in 5, 6, snd
asS IN i noes teaIng interest, seeured by
W, The property can be examined by calling on Thos
W. .u setSsn' on the premises cprvS
vALyAs2EA s sfEPpiFN an HSTs Ar TIE
G9HSGE oF NGsRpI1Hb n sSP lsT sTsEaIs Ess5
following handsome properly. viz: ''- y "'' '''
and .t ES ns T he
IN al between sixty and seventy thousand square
seSt wneh viii De SOLD In the whole or In lots to
Terms; Onv fourtf, cash bslancs In 8, u, and Is
deed given and deed Of tTus. taken. All con-
au s:d ,-s D'' u 'n' 4. GREEN, Aue.
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
AT AucrloN.-On w EDNi.SDAY AFTERNO0N
August 2ith, at 81 O'Clock, on the premises we
'haii sell, the south half of Lot No H. in suhdvi-
sion cf square No. 27s, onting la feet on 18th
street west. between o and p STREET. north, run
ming back - feet to rs foot alley witt the
ments, consisting Of q wo-story Frame HOUSE,
containing Eve rooms. Immediate possession Will
Terms: One third cash the residue in s and u
hontns, Win interest, secured by deed oftrust
aaecd J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,rs.
1.-THE ABOvESALE UNAyoIpABI.y
po;IR9neT on account of the rain until FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, August D. same hour and placs.
au rs J. q. MEG UIRE q CO, kucts
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A ILLUSTRATIONS SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAG MORNING, the 27th instant at
10 o'clocE, by order OF the Orphans Court. wall
sell, IN front OF the auction rooms, the Household
Furniture and Effects Of the late ]. H. Richard son.
deceased, comprising-
3edstt ads Beds, and Bedding, Bureaus,
WaMvh,tauds and Toilet Set. Curtains, Crockery
Stoves, Pictures, Kithen Utensils, &C., 30.
]. H. McCHEsNEY. Administrator.
an y Wall & BARNARD, Aucts
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctoneers.
THREE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES AND
HouR SITS HARNESS AT AUCTIoN.-On SAT-
UhDhf MORNlN nth instant, at 10 O'clock
we Will g. II, In front of the auction rooms heavy
Drsught Horses and Sets Harness, oompets.
Terns cash.
au22 WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
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WATCH REruRNs.-John Murphy, drunk and
dlsorderiy; fine and costs, 50 Is. John McRary,
do; do, 81. ID. Two dodgers
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

A RESOLUTION in favor of Henry Reaver.
Resolred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common, Council Of the Corporation Of GsOrgstora,
That tue sum of twenty dollars and thirty one
cents be, and the same is hereby appropriated to
be paid by the Clerk to the order Of Henry Reaver
for his services rs police magistrate for the month
of July, 1859. fApproved August 20, 1859
A RESOLUTION for the repair of the Falls Bridge.
hesotred BY the Board Of Aldermen aud Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetotci,
That the sum of fifty dollars be, and hereby is
appropriated to he paid TO the order Of the Mayor,
to repair the flooring Of the Falls Bridge.
Approved August 20, 1852
A RESOLUTION approving the contract of the
Messrs. SchnederS. .... la
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of tbs Corporation IF q eorgetotrn
That the contract of Mcssrs. l.. H. & c. c. Schnei-
der. of both July, 1859, for furnishing street hy-
drants, be. and the same is hereby approved.
Approved August 20, 1859.
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WE ARE indebted To Mr.. Thomas Murphy for
lot OF very npe large peaches from bis place. near
the city.
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BY t. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STOCk, FARMING UTENSILS. HAY, Pc
~ TAToEs, &C AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY
next, 81 st instant, at Il O'Clock A. shall sell,
bY authority If the will of the late Timothy O'D n
Oghue. at the farm called Happy Homo, within g
mile of BeltsvIlle o., the Stock, Utensils, &C.,
consisting Of
head of Horses, Colts,
Mil IN Cows, Steers,
2Wegons Carts and Harness,
Carriage ard Harness, buggy, &c,
Hay Press. Wheat Fan, PiouShs,
HarrOws. Patent Hav Rake,
Corn Shelter, Cradles, Scythes, Forks. &c.. &C.,
Platform Scales, Carpert9rs' Tools,
Chickcns. Hogs. Wheelharrows, Lumber, &c,
A ~, Stacks Hay. Straw, &c.
AisO 80 bushels Mercer Potatoes.
Variety of Furniture, &c &c.
Terms at sale.
SARAH O'DONOGHUE,)
JAMES O'DONOGHlTE,S Executors.
PETER O'DONOGHUES
an 25-ts Il. BOWLING, Auct.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Yesterday, John Dugan was
arrested by officer Ross, on the oath of Abby
Dugan, his wife, for threatening to take her life
before two weeks. Mrs. Dugan has an infant
eleven months Of age. Dugan is drinking man.
and they have separated. and she has hired out TO
service and when she goes to her work she leaves
her infant at the house where she boards Dugan,
by some means, got the child from the house. and
says he sent 1t to Baltimore, with the intention of
having 1t forwarded to Scotland to be raised
Last March, Dugan was arrested for threatening
to knock his wife on the head with an ak and
was then held to security for peace. This time
Justice Myer demanded $50 security for peace
in default of which he committed defendant 10
Jail.
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GEORGETOWN ADYERTIsEM'Ts

T. NOTICE.
u He Copartnershi2 her, toiore existing between
HENRY WAGNER c. GUEUzEL Is this Cay dis
above firm will be paid by Henry u arner, who viii
continue the business at the same stand. au & 81
NOTICE
Il HE Attention OF all persons interested is called
to the following sectors of law of this Corpora
ton entitled "A resolution ro:atIon to the water
will be enforced from and after the Let day of Sep
That It shall bs un awful for any person or per-
permit ffPm the Nayqf and the s@U the
where the mains have already been tapped. and the
taxes levied by the ordinance approvtd 9th May,
May be- and Hereby aqthofzed a"d
70 cause the flow of water to be stopped and to
70 Be open, any Of the streets Of the town:
tapping the water mai shall be saFjstt . fine
of s2'' to be r'covf54d IS fines qpspS.!Iy sTe
Geo-sstown, D. ct e, aag. 1885, au n dtsepl
TOR NEW YORK-The packet sch'r "AIctIc,"
patch For Fight apply a. to s0fs T5s
DODG =, 6s W.ter street suis In
TOR NEW YORK.17Ths packet schooner Fair
dispatch oth T ap s to s' sScTs Et
DODGE, Go Water street. asiO SS=s4ssss
GINGER VINE
II
NGER WlNE-a reliable remedy for Dyspepsia
Gensral Debility, Weakness of the Stomach, Di-
arrhea, Dy sentery, 80.
Army & SHINN
aus tStatesl cor. Green and Olive Ets.
GRAB APPLE CIDER. IN BOTTLES, AT THE
~ UNION BoTTLING DEPOT, GfOrstfOtca, ID. c.
Weinvits the atent9n Of the public to our stock
oil pure CRAB APPLE CIDER, which is now as
sweet as II 1t was just from the press. Warranted
70: ne pure apple juice, put up by pressy for
this mar kct.
au - tstate.l Army 4 sHINN.
REMOVAL.
NEORGE EINOiF respectfully informs his
friends and customers that he has removed Ssp
his ace of business from the corner of 18th HkXl
and r streets. to No. 81 o F. street, betweenY 8y
l. tn and Ith streets, where they may always ~.
find large and splendId a-sortIne Il of BOOTS
and SHOES, OF the best manufacture, at low prI-
oes; also, assortment of FRENCH CALF
SKIN and PATENT LEATHER always on hand
an 1857
w BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
w Bave Just received stock of Turner's
BLACKBERRY BRANDY-an excellent remedy
for DiarThes, &c Army Il SHINN,
aus (States) Union Bot lag Depot.
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I'll
u9 NJ l MONDAY the 10Th instant ;,PS SOu.;
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed, 1 will
House door Of said county On ths
18th day of September next, 1852, at u o'clock
defendant ttis, cagiRpi and interest and 10
the south part Of Lot No. IS, in Square No 81,
street and north VI street. and running back the
whole depth of said lot ITO feet ether with and
leyied upon as the property of Eheneza RodbIrd,
and will be sold to satisfy InilcIal No 50, to Octo
w. SELDEN, Marshal
an 25-dts for the District of Columbia.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE co ..Auctioneers.
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES,
~ il2CoRs, &c, AT .AUCTloN..On TUESDAY,
" % ST s4s a. 10 S9osk a ass store
Fine south Side, London Particular, and Reserve
Harmony 5 Pale, Brown, sup Pale Sherries,
Chateau Latte, Marsaux, LeOville, and st. Julien
Hoekhe,mef, Lelbiraurech, and BrauubergeI
Fire i:ornac and r Rochelle Brandy,
Superior Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
Superior Tonic stomach BIttsrs,
Fine Old Rye ' and and, Jamaica Rum. IN demjohn,.
Large assortment of English Sauces in fancy vases
and hOttles
English JellIes and Catsups,
TaragOn and Chill NInHzar,
French and English Pickles,
Dur ham Musta q. French Chocolate,
nM,ollgataTny, Cnrrie, Shrimp and AnchOvy Paste,
Complete assOTtmsn of Spices.
Together with a large stock Of
Fancy and pla n busting and Sweeping Brushes,
Door Mats. Wooden Ware, Groceries, &c.
Saie positive. Cataog ready Monday, oath.
VIII commence the sale Of Liquors at ~ O'Clock
precisely.
Terms SIS and under cash; over that sum credit
OF and s0days for satisfactorily endorset notes
BEARING interest.
au2s-d J. &C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
/ I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
T. Hay, &c. AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNlNG, list instant. at a. O'Clock at the farm
Of DIR. COckerIll. the road passing the ',diers'
Home, about 81 miles from the Centre Market
we will sell his entire Personal Effects, comprIs-
lng-
pair large size and very superior mules,
l very fine Family and r idlng Horse,
? Draught Horses and Market Wagons
excellent Cow and iot of Hogs,
Carts, Pinughs, DarrOws CultiVators,.
Fan, Spades, HOES, AID other i'm PIGMENTS,
IS or 4 tons good Hay.
With oth>r Personal Effects.
Terms cash. WALL & BARNARD,
an q lSatesD AuctoneeTs.
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IS 2w No. S5I 9TH street, be,Seen snd x.
limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,

LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
u WASHINGTON, Auguut ~. 1883
Proposals. will be received at this ofi-e until
noon OF the tn OF Oct be- nFNt, for " kIrg Fit
prln, pal stat cases Of the Capitol Ext nsion.
Proposals should STAT, certain sum Tor each
ceiling complete IN place, painted with thee coed
Goa 8 of white leed IN oil.
The whole uf the non work OF the critnfs, IN
ciudinE cast and wrought iron, IrUn sash Rmes,
an all hOlFs. nuts, anf faSteHIGgs AIRY for
screwlng the cell the Wa IL and TOcff am -,
to- DO Iuc uacd ia tn price naned.
Proposals 20 be sfa!ed aud endorsed Propo as
fer Iron Ceilings. accompa led by a gsarantee
signed by one more respOns ole persons and 10
ba addressed the undeTIgnsr.
Proposals will be opened 1t noon % the day Aria
October, in presence OF such persons ina, choose
Drawings OF the ceilings NAV ne se.n M this ,f-a
NJ. Z. MElG~, Gorps oi EnEineers,
In ohargS OF IaIitol Extension.
e Each PROPOSE shOu be accompanied b, the fol-
Form cC Guarantee
The undersigned, - Of IA the State of
-, and -, in the - ate Of, hereby
guaranty ttat ia case the foregoing Md of -
they will, within ten days after the receipt cf the
contract a. the Postofhc- ned, ex cate the con
tract lor the same, vita good and snrne-pt seeu,I
ties and In case the said - shall fau 10 enter
into contract as aforesaid, ve guars-ty 70 make
good the difference bet Eeen the oner al the said
- and that which may be acc-P'ed.
Date =, Ie5e. Signatures OF suaiantors. A.
witness, c. ID.
hereby certify that the above named --sre
known TO me as men Of property, I'D able to make
eooo 'heh Signature. G,H.
To he signed by the nIted States district Judge,
United States District Attorney, Collector of some
person known to the War Dcpsrtmsnt. gu % dte
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SANFoRDs LIVER lSvTGoRATOR Experiment
has proven that OF the lung are not general
~ tns h-st canses Of consumption, but debiiItatsd
system. caused by the improper action of the liver
dls.a-es eaused BY cold aud irritaion, leaving the
tGss o. ae mercy 81 o'e disease because the liver
eracton OF throwing OF diseased matter caused fy
cod thns Ia prevent consumption, cure the liver.
ana keep the system strong enCu,h to throw off
sllg mt diseases Of the lungs.
IhereIs not IN tho world a better liver remedy
or cure for debilItated system than Dr. Sanfords
lnvsoiator for 1t has been fuiy tiled in largo and
And now 10 Is offered tried remedy and one hal
can BE- relied on. Sold by all Druggists.
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IHE CAPITOL WoRKs-After i thorough exam
nation of the machinery attached to the CAPITOL
extension works which was at first supposed to he
badly damaged by the late lire there it has been
arceTtaiHed that the eRgiae and stone pIaDi,,,
apparatus rece we'd but sli ght damage and In yitw
- tie want of suitable |Icilites for stwiny and
r.Ining marble, "a considerable quantity of which
viii vet lie needed in order to the conipl-tion nf
w. "NtenSiOn,) Capt. Meigs has determined Ia
aid the engine-hOGSe and p!aninn-nliIl as
speedily as possible. With view TO this ohirrt
q number Of hands are already engaged in tLe
work of zee rectOn. aud in n few DAYS the marble,
siwing and planning machinery viii again lie i'm
'.F"tiiun- One OF the shops lat ,ly occupied by
the srulPtOrs in constructing the statuary for the
new portion Of the Capitol. is 10 br speedily con
N'-tFd into a finishing room; and all ether iron
NIX requiring ste am force la its construction (of
"hiCn lnere will be considerable in the WAY of
r. Nt'fs for the floors Of the Halls, shafting
- viii be executed in the various mac hi ne
SAOts IN the city This arrangement will doubt
- be tie most economical that can be made
"ai,T The circumstances, and will give employ
meat 10 -s-rving mechanics, Of whom there are
I--hty amongst Our citizens.
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DREPARING TO MOVE TO THE WEST
l. BgILpING OF THE
"CE NTRAL STORES"
ROBES, Plain and Printed farsges, Fancy Dress
silk Lawns, Ducals, P lain and Figured swiss
Mus ms. and all other him of Ladies' Dress
Goods at prices much below the actual cash value
We are also closing out Linen Sheetings, Irish LIN
ems, psmask Tab Q Linens, Damask Table Nap
kins Towel aud Toweling, with various other de-
serption of goods, at very low prices, rather than
move them to our new store. : 3a#
VIM r.. RILEY,
corner eth street and opposite
an lS-2w Centre Market
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IL TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 10Th instant, Same hour.
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MKN's DRKss SUITS,
YourHs' DRESS SUITS,
Yoxtks' BuSire5s Suits,

NoAE WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
is comprised Of an assortment Of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing ofthe newe 4 and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity is now
ofsref for selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prices. Al a.1y
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II NOTICE.
Il II f. Copartnership her, toiure existing between
HENRY WAGNER e. GUEUzEL is this Cay dis
solved by mutual consent All claims against tie
above hrm will be paid by Henry " agner, who will
continue the bnsnrss AZ the kame STA nd. an ai 81
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l. l. street, near the corner Of 18th street west
Rent So per month. Also, SIORE and GEL
LAR, on Pa avenue, near 18th street under Mr.
PettbOne's Book. bIndery. Rent SIS Fer month
Inquire of w. II. PRENTlSS, corner Of 18th and
l. st-eets. au22 If
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DOR RENT-Tha four story BRICK HOUSE
I with back building, No. 463 + street north,
between 5th and 9Th streets west. Gas all throuy
the bui d az; a so, good bathroom, and has lust
been put in thorough repair. Apply TO the sulscri-
her, corner 9th and streets, opposite the National
Hotel.
g5-tf 8 n
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EOR SAL. E-A beautiful and valuable FARM,
L containing s"out q acres, near the city, under
high state OF cultivation, well-frnoed, add i'm
proved with a new, modern-built house. finished
IN hrst rate style. two new barns, corn house. ard
kinds of the best Sc ection. The farm is well va
tered and suitably divided into plough and ado
lana. IL can be bought low and on accommodate ng
terms. Referance-iEO. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent, No. sic 18th st. auI8 2w
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EOR RENT-A comfortable three story RRICK
Il ROUSE, on north T., between 2l and I'd streets
west containing eight rooms ana furnished with
JOHN II. SENMES & CO, corner OF 9th 81 and
Louisiana avenue, opposite vest end Centre Mar
ket au 2 6ts
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EOR K Il n 1.-TWO very desirable RESI-
Il DENCES, on street. bltween 18th and I4'h
streets, and fronting FraLkirn Square. These
back buildings, bathrooms gas &c and have IN At
been thoroughly rsPaiSel. They have also good
water at tn door, and a-e convenient distance
from the Do partments. Possession given ImmF-
diatGly. APP to II. c. STEWART, corner of 18th
Inns
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FER RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT-A two story and attic FRAME
tween 9th and 10Th. Inquire at d. HAUPTMAN'S.
Jl2 18th street. an 6.;t+
IGOR RENT-One two story BRICK HOUSE
Il containing rooms. on | street near 29d In
22d streets. am d as
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HAIkY FOR SALE.-Ths Good Will stock,
- and Fixtures of one OF the best paying Diaries
daryman wishing 70 enlarge his custom or any
gentleman wishing to engage in tn, business, rare
rate, and the terms ma 10 easy. Address Box 767.
City Post Office, Washington, ID. c. anz36'
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EOR RENT-On the lst September. the conve
L nient BRICK DWELLING No. 394 r. street
between g. and 18th streets. lnquIre at 4o4 ST.
au cjSt
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Water ng Cattle.

An exchange says;-"DOn't force wa.
Ter, or watery food upon your young stock.
Let water be where they can get what
they want, but Il is penioious prao
tice to wet their food. Ia unnaiuml.
Wa.ory swill is poor food or swine, aud
not at all economical
There is undoubtedly some sort Of pro.
portion between the fold and drink re
quired by animals. and what ever the
rule Is. they should not be compelled TO
trausgross Il. For instance. II you should
mix pint Of meal with a barrel Of water
for swine, the poor things would be com.
PEELED, in order 10 get food enough to
form their tissues, TO swallow an amount
Of water altogether beyond what hey
would crave. 10 compel them to swal Nv
suoh an amount, would be putting the
kidneys to Rn'unnatur,l, and, it might be
an oyertask, one which would be positive.
ly injurious, though We believe his pig
ship Is endowed with kidneys capable Of
separating r good deal Of water from the
sold part Of his food
The moistoning of coarse food for horo-
es and horned cattle can hardly be OBJ
jecticnsble on ths ground stated in the
foregoing extracts, as tho small quantity
Of water would arly Affect the amount
they would take in the course Of the day,
american Farmers Magazine.
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Agritnltnral.


We heard the other day. stor, which
illustrates at once. the independents and
prubily Of some Oaio Farmers, and in
these days Of greed and haste 10 be rich.
win serve 10 Keep alive our faith 10 hu.
man nature.
Some years since. person moved'nom
this city with his family to The vicinity Of
Mildletown, aud there remained on y
farm iill his dsah lie loft a widow and
sons, whose circumstances were comfort
able and thoir occupation farming
wiihia short time, sharp lawyer Of
the City, discovered i,w IN the deed
by which the old Farmer had conveyed a
certain lot in this City fronting ON the
Landing lie went a. once to see the
wi ow- and telling her how much the lot
had risen in value, offered 10 secure IL for
her on shares.
She called a council Of her sons, s'a.
ed the case 10 them. aud asked what
should be- done. They talked ovor the
matter and concluded chat their Father
had intpn ls to m tbs sure sale, aud had
got for The property all that il was vor b;
tho ltnd had probably changed hand,
several times IN present owner had
paii for II VII Il was W nth. 81. said The
VI lest son who nc ca aS sp,kesmln--- : 4,
Mother. we won't touch 90, and touch IL
lhey didn't. Possibly that lawyer came
home with some new notions Of honesty
N his head, and feeling that between
'tsohniralty' and justice there was cnu-
siderable difference. 49, Cincinnati GdzeNs