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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
Potomac Steamboat Company, ~

4 Got0mSo Steamboat Company, 49,
IA addition to the semi -veeil, nIps &EE
Of their steamer Pow haian to Nor eA14o
folk, offer thu bubllc OF Washn gtor and yiont, an
Opportunity Of eLioying q tip the he sutful Po-
toInao to GLYMONT and AQUA CREEK twice
daily duriag the hot weather.
TO parties Of three moro excursion tickets will
b. ssued at do. lar y esch for ely mont with
privilege of reut6 Dng thaFs ali uIg ht and returning
next day. also for Aqna Greek, st two dollars S2l
with VI vIlege OF remaining one or two days
The angler can eniss, fine sport with hook and
line at either of the above places, white prrch and
other small e. belGs ABUNDANT also, hne shOOtng,
game te,ns plentiful.
Coed Hotel accommodation can be had at these
places.
Boats leave foot of 9th street at 6If a. M and GO,
p. "a. Returning, ~ D. VA. and 81 y. m.
For further lnf,tinshon inquire at the Comrany's
ofice, No. 31S Pennsy vaHIa avenue. next do Y t.
Browns Hotel. GEO. T.. MATTiNGIY,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company.
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III From Shillington, Odeon Building we
have = St Romans Well' and sThe Pirate"
Nos 10 and H. Of Petersons cheap (25 cent edition
OF the Waverly Novels
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NOW Is THE TIME
~ TO COVER
YOUR HEAD AND FEET.
AND THIS is THE PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE IIsrANDl

RAH -..r GENTS
DELAY NOT-BUT GO TO -
HEN NINT@s. -
and get one of those DOLLAR PANAMA HATS
before II IL too late.
,Anothsr large supply Of those Gents and Bows,
MORPHY CAPS at 6 cents. '
CALF MUNROES at al, - ...... .....
PATENT LEATHER SHOES from b San
y3a Tssta Bon TON go to hENN1NG'S
LASTING SHOES for Sl-oup. - -.-
Gents, Boys aud Youths PATENT LEATH-
LADIES'. '----
Look That Way AID YoH WM Find Some Gram
- Bargains,
HEELED CATERS, all coOrs, from 81 % nm
10. KID CATERS, Ct aib.
Fine NOR. SLIPPERS and BU SKINS a, ~
a. DO. BOOTS, At 81. -
Chlldrens Fancy PAT. LEATHER BOOTS SEE
few more left OF those
Misses, and chiidrsn's FLATS and HATS. very
Ladies Double sol. KID H' BdU:s,kINs. at 81.
eadies and .iestis.nsn al kinds Of BOOTS,
ShOESs HATS, And CAPS, at ..-1s. i y
e&1 hENNIN6's, 1th street, Island,
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E'AhM FOX SALE.-ln pursuance Of the power
~, vested IN us by the will Of the ata Timothy
OlDoEnoghue deceased. offer At priyate "a II
thatvaiuabe and beautiful ARM, HAPPY Home ("
containing one hundred ard twenty -eiE Ii acr.s
tnree FOODS and eight perces, situated tv oeu sid
Dihdlng on Tue washington branch Of r. and a
n and the Baltimore and Washington TUTnplls I
nile from Beltsyle Post Office and miles r. nm III.
Agricultural College. The Location is unsnrDas..J
Tor heaIth; the society excellent: and churches nf
nedtIy All denominations within a short distance.
convenient 20 excellent schools; and A sTist mil
within mile. Tho neighboThood 10 r.Sidly m
PIoSlng. Tnis Is one OF the most beautifullx SIN
s nd places on the line nf the Railroad bstveen
naiuinore ahd Washington. IossassinK tho asiysu-
tage al hlaTke az In either eitg.
Wa-hinetOn can be reached by railroad in thirty
minutes. Baltimore IN abont an hour
The land Ia an high uf cultivation no mains
Or expense having been spared la Improving and
mrtIlzlng by use OF the most perHauent nIahures
There 20 an abundant supply OF NateT-a never lst-
lnk stream running thrO1g each field
The improvements CONSIST Ot q comfortable btick
awe,hng, yithe rooms, IN excellent repair; barn,
an orchard OF the choicest fruIt-apples, psaches
pears. piumbs, &c.
All the necessary Farming Utensils and Gne Stock
WILL be sold with the place or separately.
TheSerms will be liberal and made TO suit mr.
chasers. f"'-
Further information may be obtained from Dr T.
oDonnoghue, on the place, who will take piee s,..
IN showing t To persons wishing 10 purchase ar
Hoin the ExecnteTs IA OeoTgelowa, D. Is
SARAH ODONNOGHIE
LANES O'DUNNOGHUE'
PETER 0D0NNOGhUE.
"~~ 1e~e Dima W<s Executors.
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF At. MATHEW
" SUNDAY SCHOOL!
AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, July 4, 185.

The Teachers fist Mathews Sunday School beg
leave to inform their friends that their r.
Annual Celebration will take place Ese&AnES
at the above named beautiful sum .
NOR resort. on MONDAY, July eth, on which occa-
sIon the DoelaTatIon OF Independence will be read
b, NIcH9LAs ChdLAN. ESQ, and an 0Iation dcliv
has been made both by the Teachers and PTopria-
tors to make this the most delightful Festival Of the
season. strong police force has been Engaged TO
presarye strict order and decornm gu the rouEd
W lIheTs' celebrated Cornet AID String Band vii
be in attendance. under the leadership OF Professor
WithaTs. Dinner and X frcshments will be fur
nlshed 10y the PROJECTORS at city prices Ample
arrangements have boon male to convey persons to
and from the Island; large and safe bosts will start
every half hour from the stone house wharf at the
loot Of strs9t. Washington, and from the wharf
AT the foot OF HIg street Georgetown, CONNIE
al "a O'Clock a. m. line oF OmnI buses will run
during the day from the Northern Liberties Msrket
along ew ok avenue to the wharf at the foot of
@ stfe-t Persons " no prefer not going by the
boats can reach the Island by the hrdge across the
Aqueduct In q few moments walk FROM the OInni
bus stand an GEORGETOWN.
Tickets, Incladins Boat fare, can be had from any
o! the Teachers. and the following gentlemen ia
Georgetown Ino. McGailisn, William Pattet, J.
Hastings. GornelIus Ofutt, Jno. nj. stake.
Tickets. Gentlemen 81 cts, Ladies 3. Children To-
". B.-Pnsltively no spurious liquors will b. al
lowed on the grounds. No persons permitted TO
land without ticket. BY order Of the
je 257t COMMITTEE
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HEMArNrNG: IA Tie 70 Yost o 30 we


IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING SrAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published in Washington.l
IL All persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ApYERrIsKp.
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ernments regard this right 10 military service
as one Of great Importance to their continued
existence. and are 10th to surrender 1t. Never
negotiation may in due time effect such changes
in the sfatas Of their laws on the subject, as by
and through the same means changes have
been efected in European (governmental) read
ings Of the laws affecting neutral rights, and
in English readings Of the right Of search, for
instance. .rs-ssse. ~
SAN HoUsToN.-Private advices from Texas
lead us to believe that Sam Houston will, in all
probability, beat his opponent, the Democratic
party nominee, for the Governorship Of Texas,
in their approaching election. If so, it ia very
certain that it will not be the result of any dis
position on the part Of the people Of Texas to
change their party allegiance. General Hous-
ton, it will be remembered, proclsims his iden-
tification with the Democratic party. The true
cause of his probable success 10 the fact that his
long connection with public affairs has won to
him, in a remarkable degree, the confidence Of
his eilOw-citizeDs-a circumstance of which
any man may well be proud.
JUDGB DOUGLASS PosIrIoN AGAIN DKFINRp.
A " special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sam O,
this morning, dated Washington, June "a, says
4" Judge Douglas stated TODAY, to a very promi.
nent Southern politician, that he intends to sup
port the nominee Of the Charleston Convention
but that what was meant by the letter to Mr.. Dorr
OF Iowa, was. that he will not himself consent tc
I run upon platform that he cannot endorse. Ir
any event, he will adhere to his party against the
| opposition"
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THs WHArHsR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is efrom the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about z o'clock:
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ENOR SALT offer for sale a ysluaII. FAkN
=. IN Lonaoon county, Virginia, on most liberal
Sefns, containing Ss5s acres or will exchange an
Tor Improved city property. This property IL sta
ated "a one OF the most improved aud highly euitI
va5d parts OF the county. Convenient 70 the GAIA
and railroad. REM ~ SAIrti "'
je8-6 o. m
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EOR ShLE-TWO FARMS, (adjnininyD with
Il improvements on each. lying in MONTGOMERY
county, Maryland, miles from Georgefown Al a.,
ano iOqT miles ICON Rockville These farms re an
. good state OF cultivation; running wstrT ~
each held; good neIg bbOrhood and EeslthN: suu,-
Client quantity of oak and hickory tImbrT 10 eseb
Ons iafIn contains l3n acres, the other ISi ao:es
under good fencing, and the Rockville Pike AM
Iounty Road ,unbIng on the side Of each farm,
Iner sTe Offered because the owner has more IsIj
Ihan ne ea9 cultivate Terms easy, OF, if pr-feITed
VII he ekc,,ansed Tor clty property. Foo price, Sc
ID. C. IL d, sr. "
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THE BEST
The BEST OF THE SEASON.
Pic Mic! Pic Nic!!
THE OBJECT. CHARITY.
help THE ORPHAN BOYS.

HE obJ EFT, CHARITY!
AELP THE ORPHAN BOYS.
The lady msaae.ssofsr Js,sEPH's ORPHAN
3 ticir ffiend. and sSs ,S III asnSI PIC
Ms Nc a AfiinstOn on THURSDAY!
0mnibn .ss viii run f>oS ssrner It'll str. { every
hall hour to aud Rom the Spring from O'Clock a.
m nnuI snch A. hour tsat every person has lsh the
Canal boats will run from Georgetown to the
sprung every half hour from M. until IN.
During the day eighteen large -coiOrsd balloons
Will be sent up
Mr.. Brady, the photos. apher, VIII he on the
grounds during the day to take views ofths grounds
fsmIlIes, CUBE tbs orPhaas O., all freo ofchsrse
AZ ga o'clock o. IN, one Il the orphan boys, AGED
only years, will deliver sddI ess. prepared ex :
pres ly for the occasion. other novelties are IA
Tickets: 5, cents for gentlemen; Is c-pt. for Is.
dies 10 gents for ohidran. To be hsd at John r,
Elhs'e Piano Store, fay lof Msary's, Phllp's and
snchard 4 Mohun's Bookstores; CIty Drug
Store, aud the folio wing gentlemen, who will act
managers during the dss:
Jas. G. Berret, Mr. steughtsn, J. c. Fitzpatrick,
" b Sweeney, Hudson Taylor, gassph May,
wn T Dove, John EsRis, MsLsUghlin,
Jas Harvey, Chas y Joles, Peter q nant,
q Ennis, W. B.yly, wm Il s'ubts,
NJ ferron, Or. Blrts, Philip J. McHenry,
WH h Ward, Capt Goddard, Hugh Doaakne,
Pa ulu. Thys1n, A L. Nsnto0, Wa 4 spauldlng,
. Aohpn, John y Ellis, Dan 'el Clarte,
John p. Coyle, John D. Bridget, DIR. Tower,
Wn. Morgan, GeoIfe SavaRs, Mr. Nnem.yer
Lssksy, Thcs J. fis or, WIN Forsyre,
y MeNsrhany, Jss D. Halliday y, N. C. Mclaughlin.
Gsovssf0IrH COmmiifes.
Richard Psttits, yss o Donnoghue, Francis Harper,
W Albert King, John J. Begue, DR. kidNell
John Stake, e2S-d
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST.-A GOLD CHASED CROSS, on Thurs
day last, tue Esd inst, 9th street, bet - u
and II. A suitable reward will be given by return
ing II to the owner, eth street. between G and
No. J? 4, ar At J. T.. GlBSON'S Fancy Store, on Pa
avenue, between 9Th ard 9th streets. 10 asst
CS REWARD -Strayed or stolon from the sub
pc seIlbeI, on the l9ih inst, one smal,I
marc MI LIE; light bay with dark stripe
on each shoulder, and name cropped and a
small cut IN her forehead. viii give the -"
above reward If delivered to me, or any
information that will lead to her recovery
JAS w. ROBY,
Near the Navy Yard Bridge,
le N-T south side.
GS0 REWARD.-StTayed or stolen from the
W',O farm Of p. A. Bowen Esq, one mile ~
north o. Gsorgetowu, lately the residence in
ofCol. Lorenzo Thomas on or about l9thG2A
instant. DARK BAY HORSE, with bob tail !;
wHlte spot IN the Forehead; walks If he had been
injured the hind legs stolen, tae above reward
~ he pad for the apprehension and conviction OF
the thief IT IN ewes AZ strsyed, reward of go will
be paid, II returned TO Hazes Livery stable or to
the subscriber, Georgetown, ID. G;
10 XIV 119 West street, GeOrsetLvn.
II OST-On the llth instant a BUFFALO cow
- with yel low sides and white star In $500
forehead short tail. reward of SIS will az
ns pal, Tor her recovery, If delivered tOs -A,
PATRICK CUREN, No. 70 X street, between
Hst aha 20. je 8 ST.
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TIM WATER BILL.-A communication on this
subject, with accompanying editorial notes, is
unavoidably crowded out to-day. 1t will be
published on Monday.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
~ Bsttotea rhs Court House and Post Office,
WooDsTOcK, SHENANDOAH Co., VA.
FIR. SCHEFFER. PT0py stOr.
Travellers will find the accommodations OF this
Hotsl equal to any In the Valley of Viz , A
ginia; and gentlemen residing in the City, ycYAv
who wish - spend tho Summer with their l.I61 i
families In the Country will ind il pleasant Home
as the house is tn ee- story b. lex building ON an
elevated and dry position, and has q large garden
attached to it, and the proprietor being energetic
business man, spares neither pains nor expense to
accommodates the public. He also keeps for hire,
good Saddle anil Harness Horses, Bicycles. and
Carriages, aud furnishes careful drivers at moder-
elate Iatss Terms of Board, from So to 81 per
week, and Sl6 To go per month. ie25- ST.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ArTENTIONr
l. GREATEST INVENTION

A NEW BAND ORGANIZED-The under
, n,,s a good BRASS and STRING HAND, which
Rsad r. Isl styied the "WashingtQn Brass band" This
NE, SseTenades &C. A call 10 respectfully, solicited.
SCHn HNpM AGNE No. s30 sth 81, east.
tSChEk, No SIG, next door 20 Iron Hail.
gH IN tAlex.Ssntinel, 2vl "
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COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION To THE
~ LADIES ENGAGED IN THE IT,
LATE UNION FESTIVhL.-TheE seAS
arrang ements for this Excursion, o&s1e&1E4a4D
having been madetickets can be procured Of 4 In
derwoOd, 9Th street, between ID and f. and WIN. j.
X hees. 900 at eet between 7th and eth. ia 2. ct
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EOk RENT-The four story BRICK HOUsE
u with back hUtding, No 463 T. street north,
between sth and 18th streets west Gas all through
the buildIngi slso, good bathroom, and Las Irst
been put ia taoro"s reparI Appl, 10 the suhscTI-
Der, corner 9th and streets tie the Natlons
motel. tJe6l =. ID. CASTIEMAN
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EOR Rem T-Furni sh.d. four rood Rid
u ROOMS. q DINING ROOM and the use az a
hlTCHEN; Terms moderate, No. 224 street,
bet l4th aud iith streets isNd
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EQR RENT-rhat very desirable DWELL
Il ING. HOUSE. No. A57 18th street, between r.
and +: Possession given Immediately. For terms
apply 10 Is. KING, Artist. 4e6 18th street ar ~
le B2w Il. o.. IARNED
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FOR SAI,E-HoUSE and LOT on ,hs oorner Of
II 18th and streets west, now occupied hy Mr..
,iodfre,, who viii show the premise. a. az, one
desirOus Of purchasing. small amount 81 cssh.
and notes from Ia four years, W al be taken IN
exchange for the property. Ad.sJ gwen and deed
81 trust taken. Inquire Sf GEO. X. NARNELI,
No. ~ t"uislana avenue. between 9th and 7th sts.
je 4-6t =.
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F'VGh saLE-INo BkICk TENfMENlS in
Georg etOwn, Pleasantly situated on West St
IN the midst of en agreeable aud polished society
and CONVENIENT 10 the hest schools and churches
sum OF money will he taken which will give Ia tie
purchases IN rents 10 per cent. Terms: One fourth
CASH sna the oalsnce IA , and years, vih late
Insurance Company, nh street, will dssIg nate the
e Is. ADDISON, Agent
NAV ~ eou Alexandria. Va
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ENOR RENr-A very desirable BRICK dwell
LINZ HOUSE ON the Island, corner of Var
gina avenue And 9TH street, containing " rooms
10 punctual tenant the rent will be made low
E9r particulars apply next door TO Mrs. r.. v. As
SELL, OF Ia J. T.CASSELI., corner of mn street
ana MhrNlsbd acehue. IL ln-tf
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DARE CHANCE-FOR SALE, the ca OTHES
IL CLEANING add REPAIRING SrOR ~, With
ar without the hItuTos, now d'.InE a good Lusi-
ness. Enquire at 53s + street above 18th. or ne NJ
| door. les
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EOR RENT-The HOUSE on 18th street 10
44@, between q and III streets. either furrts aea
or cniurnlshed. as the tenant may wish. This a. a
very comfortable and comm odIous DIV ing d a.
good order. it has all the improvements of ,irst
Q ass house. Apply toJOHN ALEXANDEK No.
gao Penn. avenue. 40 81 ax,,n
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EOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE. IcF
Il HOUSE, and SLAUGHTER HOUSE on n
goo1 lOt. These bindings are all quite new siin-
ateQ ln q pleasant and convenient local ,ty aud well
suited Ior the purpose Tor which they Were iut, nded
Possession VIII be given al once. For particulars
Nd. 'i !. = A. ni aa PO,ts'
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/ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or erchsn.a
ioI ClJ Property, Known as Mount Pea.aut,'
combining 5b sores moro or less, living IN Mont
EUinefy county mmed at-ly On tho 9Th street Iosd
leading 10 Rockville. about u miles from Washlug
t"I and miles from Rockville. For partioulaIs
Inquire Of y. r. Queen, 7th straet
ms 2i-6w' CAROLINE y NOIANn
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0TTHE ANNIV ERSARY CELEBRATION
lS of the Enosi.iaB and Philophrenian SociC =
ties Of Columbian College will take place At the
Smith sOnian Institution on TUESDAY EVEN
by John II. THOMPSON, Esq, editor of the
Southern Literary Messenger, and an Grafton de-
livered by Rev. J. l.. BURROWS, ID. ID. The
public are invited. je25-St
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| A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Siius's "a
- IN Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
0eorgetown, al the intersection of the George'o an
And Little Fails rosds, consisting Of Iu2 acres In
| sure on dhe premises, or Off. RICHAR DS corner
| 18th and streets. Washington. ID. G.. isl6u
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FURNISHED HOUSE ON CAPITOt, mn
Il FOR RENT FOR THREE MONTHS-In,
9uire 81 WALL. BARNARD, AuctIoneers. OF
ie 2l-lWN -'
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ElRE CRACKERS; a very superior article, for
Il sale, whoesa u and retail, at
je asst lAMAOND'S
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EUH KENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
DIV ELLlNG. ON r. street north, between "a
and 81 streets west, containing rools, ard fuT-
apply 20 JOHN II. SEMMES a CD, corner IorI-
slsna avenue and 9Th street, opposite wsgt end
Cenue Markot ia ~ Ct
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CHERRY AND MADEIRA WINE AT PRE-
- tAIE SALE.-Just received on consi gnment,
and to be sold un account Of whom il may conoern
th,rsy eases Of old and pure SHERRY and MA
pure, and will he sold at much less price than such
can be obtained for.
WALL. r. BARNARD, Auct'rs
ia p II corner 9th street and Pa ayen,e
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FARMER HEATH DETERMINES TO CIT
OFF AN s.EXTRA."

The Old farm house wore quite pleasan.
look as the setting sun gilded It's small win
dOws. over which the luxuriant grape vines
were carefully trained. In The open door
sat the farmer, with little morocco covered
hook IN his hand, on which bis attention had
been fixed for the last hour. He was n man
Of method and order-old Richard Heath,
and aside from bis regular account books,
which he always kept with scrupulous care,
be always set down in his little book. in the
simE lest manner possible. all his expenses,
(n0 very complicated amount by the way,)
ard Al! he had received during the wear, in
metal, ~ be said, not hv the way Of trade.
The last account be had ust reckoned up.
and The result Was highly satisfactory, If
one might judge from the plcasan, express
sion Of his face as he turned 70 his wife and
addressed her b. her pretty, cid fashioned
name.
Miilicsnt," said h., "this has been
lucky year. How little we though, when we
moved 70 this place, twenty-five years ago,
that we should ever ret Gve hundred dollars
year out Of the rocky, barren farm"
at does Pay for good deal Of hard
work, said she, ";o gee no - different thing.
look now from what they did then"
Now, am going to fgure up how m och
re have SPENT" sa,d Mr.. Heath /" don't
make noiss With yous knitting needles,
cause il ruis me out.''
The wife laid ~ her knit;in. in perfect
good humor, and CARED over She broad. rich
ieIds Of wavips grain which grew 50 tai
around the laden apple trees, tha, they 10th.
/ ed Ike massive piles Of foliage. Hearing
! her own name kindly spoken led ber oun
thoughts far bark to The pat; for after The
lspss Of twenty-five years the simple sound
! Of the name she bore IN her youth means
! n0Ee, 70 4 wife, ;baa Ell tie pleasing cpl
'hets of deaEsst and darling, 90 la,ishIy Of.
fgred in long pas. courssbip.
Very plsassns Eas the retrospect 10 Mill
eea: Heath. The picture Of the PAS. had On
i; some rough places, and some bard trials,
bg, 10 domestic strife Or discomfort ma-rsd
- SAMMY aspect. There were faces On IL
hupvy children's faces, without which no III.
pic,ars 10 beausItal. Soft bloc syss sbon.
with uneloa3si .!adnss., and wa-y hai,
foatsd eareIesslv over unxris.sn for,heads
She forgot, for moment, hew ,hey w.r,
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: T. BALDWIN, M d.
BALDWIN s DODGE.


Bankers & Dealers in Exchange.
COUNCIL BLuFFs. IOWA
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u n Current Rates os Lxchznge.
Bilis ot Exchsx.s Go.1 and Silver Cr-reg, a. M
esIrreBt hgney B9azht aud Sold.
Land arranis Bsastt and sgId ard Entered "a Tlnls
Infe-ex, Paid an Special Deposits.
MoasY L0ane4 Real Estate aud Personal Security
Taxes paid for Ees.des, sli Noo-kesssens p-gp-ls-
tors. -r~-
Correspondents may rely Epoa praraptness 6delitJ
ard pegsaaal stentI0a 10 their Interests the
trssactga q any business waica may be entrusted
REFERENCES: :'s.. ..z
Anericsn Exchange Bsrk, New Tort City. t~
J p. Th1sGps0ar "
Bank u IHlDh. iIlI0n, y, 7.
Bank a CpppeTstoxn, Cooperstowu Y 7
Durkee & Bgl5lsk, Baaxer~, 81. Lsais No.
Onorsi4zs County Bank, Syracuse. y. 7.
warren Bank. South Danyecs, Mass.
A J s,eTfns 4 Co, Bankers, Pt. peSrnoines.
Henry Faruhana, Pre-. c. 4 X. l. r r., Chicaxo Ills.
Jno y Henry, sHpt N h u r 4. Davenport. Iowa
Coaa Sargeu, l. DuvEy, Bankers, Igwa City, Iowa
Western Marine Plre Insurance Company, Omaha
Clty, y. r
lie Roy THttIe Omaha City
James c. Mitchell Esq.. Florence, n. r.
y B Judd, Esd Chicago.
Aerrhznts'. Savings. Loan Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, spgxaen \ S9rse, AIex4Edrls. Va.
! b Bennett, Agt- .Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ianr, Harlan. L. s. s, Mt. Pleasant; Iowa.
Hon y X Curtis. N. C., Seukuk, Iowa
CsrGa ags Il Bsvpss, bankers, Bur liEstsa, iowa
Jniy S-sio-u ~ 2 ~" Isosso opy.
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