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On wsps rspaMT ASsEfsHs;;, AA1SsSi3H; No, -, :, !.
O'Clock, will cell, st No f43 Wsshin9ton .tss~f
between Dunbartop and Beeil streets. IA excei
ing Of u - - ~~As's'-
Mahogany and Walnut Chairs and Sofas
Mshoes py Tables, Buresus Wardrobes
I1csllent Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets
res.her bso1; Bsdsteads and Bedding
Chair, Tsbles, Loonsss Mirrors, &c
Qilclcth, ,4etupgs&c. .sd.8 - E,,1risi ..l...,
Exc e,lent Cool ing and ether stovss .
Croe ley and 0iaseNare. Kitchen Rea ufsites
Asd nsny articles not me htioued =.
Terms cash. THOS DOWLINCs
Eoi 81 1ff' 4tIneeit Asctionesr.
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UHPRoFITABLE SPoRT.-On Thursday, soma
of the boys In the neigh hborhood o. 7th and ID
streets amused themselves, and at the sam
time celebrated "AIi-hallow eve ny throw
ing cabbage against the doors OF cIa Is. Som
also threw stones, and several vino We wer
broken by them. On Friday Ofiicer hite ar
rested ten OF these youths, who were fined sJ
each.
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BARE CHANCE FOB A SMALL FARs

1 am authorized to sell three adjoining tracts
of LAND In Montgomery county, Md, about one
mile above Cabin John Bridge. en- the Potomac
AQuee uct. and one mile of said works, being
sbort i4,hour's drive from Georgetown.
No contains s3h acres Of land, all in cultiva-
exception Of the trent field, of about IS acres
which the owner of these lands fMajor Charles
DodRel bad intended for corn The residence is
one OF the most complete in the county; let floor,
with a large hall through main house; % floor, s
chambers and bath room; attic finished; q large
cellar used as winter kitchen; double pc riches the
whole length OF main house; an outer or summer
Kitchen; smoke house. tool-room, cistern, aud
ice house; st.biing near the house for horses,
and 40 foot shed for cows &c; a larg ge barn for
10 horses below; tive excellent orchards in full
hearing. besides young one of apple aad tearing
No. 2 contains lOs sores. about one half sowed
clover the renal nler, except about 20 to
be grubbed mp in the winter; two comfortable
stone houses; log tenement, with stone meat
house and garden enclosed q large corn house,
&c - new post and rail fence, enclosing about
No, 8, about Il6 acres; Is in cultivation: 50
cleared and ready to be cleaned up the renal nder
in pine that will cut from 400 to 500 cords OF good
mere hantsble wood. enclosed with about go pan.
els post and rail fence the road; IN rest worm
on il, BEING adi isin ming to the mines now being
worked. One of the finest building sites will be
found here, with sn excellent spring at the foot
To any one ofthese tracts will be added, ~ de-
Sired from 20 TO 10 acres OF timber land, Of primi
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6 and u
'n'A'ii'' vi "''A THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,
No. TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
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AUCTION SALES.
(rw oA<v Asescn SEIZE see tc.ra psss.I

INV ehsv Sueaca Soi<t see fcsrh rsss.l
BY sAeLE q CO.. S.ea0,eer. : - 4
- S9s Psaasylysnia avenue.
90 TrEspAY MossiNG. at 10 O'Clock. ct cur
IObssrei. Tomato oatsp. 20 esses Pepper Sauce
rsu,.s t.rIsl' G2. GGansssI AZ 20 doren CANNED Mssss.
se,tes.is'. Cigar. Teas. Wooden Ware. sroons, % s.
"a. sho,se s..srtmeos Of. DRY aaods. Hosiery.
a y.fisi, q Hes:she,d r.rni,sre. Double end
i''u' cash. s''' ''~i'iHss 'HxoLr /. co A..
RY ncSEIR q BRYhvf.
II Real Ests,e Brokers. ass 7th street.
On THURSDAY. November sth ate o,e,oos n
m; We will sell. at tublie sale, HOUSE No as
With nine rsom. 10. SH sS;oinins soai snisf tss :i'
!ss T'd' tsHsr ssIfs e a. II .ifA A.
b So 500. cofasl e a ss'saS':':; sas Street,
PAnLoR AND caA1BER FURNITURE AT
m On fHhuRfIsSAi; hfI IA The sth Instant, =. 10 clock a.
assnhs on ss.et Hi
Iith aud lzth sfreets west. being House No S6s.
One Paricr % set Msh.gsng; covered 10 Hair Cloth,
w.lnSa eSpWvisSans WSaSs 2. ssiss Chsir, aod Rockers
rreneh P,a,e % Msa.ei iMdGirsss' Mirsos enter Table
Ledie afnut Work Table
Fine Walnut Bedssead
Marble tsp Dressing Bureaus, washstands, and
Mahogany Wardrobe and Lounses
Wslbut Extensi On pining Table
Walnut Mar BILE top Sidsboard
Painted Cettsse Sets, ell complete
CuI1sd Heir, Husk, and other Mattresses
OAK frame Cane Seat, Dining Chairs
fins BI ussels, Three ply. and other Carpets
Oil Paintings and Bngrayings
China, Glass and Crock cry Ware
Hall OIL Olotbs, Bugs, Brussels Stair Carpet, and
Stair Rods
Fine Cooking etove and Utensils
Parlor, Chamber and other stoves
A good let Of Kitchen Rec uisites.
Terms cash.
nos GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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GALE OF sIRyICEABLE ANB UNsERvICE
~ ABLE ARTICLES OF ORDNANCE
SMALL ARMS, MIsOELLA-
NE0US 6TORES A.
By,san Of Ordinance. Macy Department,

Byrsas Of ordnance; Nary Dspartment,t
On THURSDAY. the twenty second = sais9 ,Si Sax os
gHb,e suCicn in the washington Navy Ysra ard to
xicesble Small Arms and Miscelianeous Articles Of
Among the Arms are Musket., Rifles, oarbins.
eondtioe; the length Of barrel and csliSre dite1.
The articles viii be sold in lots.
Terms One half cash, In Government fund. to
remainder within ten days Afterwards: dnrins is
which time the articles must be removed from tbs
1srd, otherwise they will revert to the Govern.
no 5.stawtd .... Chief of BnIesu.
T ARGR SALE OF OLorHING, CAMP AND
Ii GARBlSON EQUIPAGE.
Chief JQr15,ermaster's 0rcs; DspOtof Washisston.l
II en- 5es ss
b G. Thomas. n K. at HfmoTy sa6sre Of bp Capt,
7th stIeet, belo. Pennsylvania avenue, the follow
About 1900 Ares; is 500 Picks; ID 90 Hatcset..
AboGs gn Z coo Axe Handles 900 Pick Handles. and
These goods sre NEW and in ORIGINAL PACK
tuns ssins Uo n hsns MfsSi.4
& Co., and others. - oes''y
About 200 Great Coats-brovn, black. and gray
1908 Infantry Over Coats-blacx .'
/, 900 pairs frovsers-blaek. All new goods.
eops.Ds 81 IN lot q Clothing &c.
0eats, Jaekets. Has Cam W0o Hvesessts sack
Blankets, Bed Sacks, Metallic Scales, Knapsacks.
and Tsverssoks, Spade She vels, Axes, Damp Ret,
& ues eos Psns large hot of Tents and Tent Poles,
Goods must be removed within FIVE DAYS from
Terms: Dash in Government funds
. BY command Of Gen; d. III. Rucker, Assistant
0D'' 20 -1-' ' oHHRLKs n. ToMpKIss.
no 6-l2t Byt Brig Gen, Quartsrmsster.
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BASE BALL AND SKATING OluBs-As the
bise-ball sea~on is drawing " q cios@ why
cannot the clubs here do as is done else where
oreaniye themselves into ekAting ciubss Usu-
ally our winters are so mild thai the Potomac
and other streams are covered with ice onIv
for short um~. With bat little trouble and
inclosed with an embaukment q few iuches
high, ard by letting on water te con yer ted INTO
capital existing ponds, This is done In neariy
all the North Srn citi-s- The water0eed not he
more than four to elk inches in depth IL will
then freeze solid IN q few caid nights, acd
when the surface is Gu. Ut. little more water
let on and another freeze IN AXE IL As smooth rs
ever. Who will be the first 70 iuaugurate a
ekatinG pond here - ---- - -
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RY GREEH WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
~ No 326, csrner OF 9TH and strests
INTENSIVE PAwNBRoKKKs SALE.
ANNUAL FALL SALE OF ISAAC HKRZ.
n, MoSn.x BsEG son

n. ,1o,n BEKG son.
8, 1866, we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, NO
S2o, corner 9TH and ID streets. az 10 o CLOCK a. m
the most extensive collection OF unredeenlsS
Pledges ever offered by Us, being On accumulation
ot goods Tor the last twelve months, and pris-
ing in part
Fifty Ladies Gold Hunting. Lever, and other
watches, Gents' Cold and Lever Hunting Chro-
Iometer, Lever and other Watches mamSns
i isngs and Bresstpins IN large quantities aud OF
the most elegant patterns sfered by ps: Gold
Chains, Bresstpiss, Ear and Finger Rfues, Pen.
cls, and an elegant variety Of silverW sre Cloth
ing, consisting u Over frock. Sack, Black Oioth
and other Coats. together with Pants and Vests
IN grtat VARIETY Ladies Wearing Apparel in
large varieties-Ciosks, Dresses, Furs Se OF the
most fashionable styles; Table aud Bed Iinens,
blankets, Quilts, Spreads, and Napkins, amount.
Ing te 80 dozen. 10 which the attention OF bouse
and befel keepers is especially called: tosethsr
with Guns. hevolvers, Opera Glasses. Musical
numerous to enumerste.
sale to commence with Watches.
Terms cash
ISAAC HERZBERa SON. Pawubroksr.
ne l-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE CO., ,Aaetioneers.
PAwHBRoKKRs SALE.
ExrEseIvE ooLLIorIes OF ronrxrrrp

Levi b. De wola. Licensed Pswubreker rssna.,-
fnliy informs me public that he will hold his rst
fsm ssIe on TUESDAY mvknlkG next. Nov s,
Mcclure Co, viz: F--I -
One hne massive Gold Hunting Case W stoh. self
winding ~
60 Gold and Silver Watches
Large collection of Ladies' and Gents yevelry
o. hps heavy Over, Frock and Dress Costs ana
Sacks
80 pairs Pants
% SILK, Velvet and other yests
20 Ladies fine Cloth and SILK Coats and sacQues
IS Ladies' ne SILK. Merno and ether Dresses
A quantity of Silk, Cashmere and Wooden Shs~ls
sett nne Surgical INSTRUMENTS Gin case n ade bg
Hermann, OF New York
! Sable Fur Cape, full size
8 hne Opera Glasses
Several Double and Sing Barrel Guns Reyoiyers
and Pistols
Together with sneral variety usually I'd in
Q pavnbreke er q sale.
Terms cash,
LEyIB DE WOLFF, Pawnbroker,
II Penna. ay., bet ~ and 9Th SITS
O. MCGUIRE CO.
mol Intel Auctioneers.
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LOOK THEM UP Sergeant Meredith, of the
e,h precinct, has beea at work durisg the past
week, looking after those who neglect to COM
ply with the Hcenee laws. On Saturday Off.
GERS Howes and Smith arrested eighteen per-
sons for peglecting their dog Hcenses. Ofthese
two were fined S5 each. The others were dis
mi ssed, having satisfied the law.
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ONE PRICE
OTHING,
MARKED In PLAIN FIGURES,
NO DEVIATION.
HENNI NING'S
Corner 7ti street and Maryland arenue.
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RY JAS: q. McGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer,.

SALE OF IMPORTED CURIOsITIEs AND
USEFUL ARTICLES OF JAPANESE AND
CHINESE INGENUITY
At the Auction Rooms, commencing wEpNEs
DAY Ev1NIMg, November Z, at Is o'clock, and
continufDg THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORN
INGs, At 10 O'Clock, and EyENINGS ct 7X we
sbsil sell large collection of-a
Marine Shells, Corals, &C. . .-....f
French and Italian shellvork, consisting of
aia. Moriha6oxes. bsskets, Ladies Pearl Shell
Chiness, Jspansse, and Ksst India Walters, Fruit
Dishes, Jewel Boxes, &c. = -
bamboo Baskets, Carved Ivory Ornaments
Together with variety Of curious, useful and or
pamental articles Of Eurepssn and Oriental
destgn and woykmAnship. - =
sale Without reserve.
Terms cash. - ~. .f..
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QY ID. l.. WELLS Co
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th and streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY oNrur
sUUTH EAST CnREER 0E.SStuu VE Nnnh u

sTkEETs SokTH, AT PgBLIo a6offISoSS ffSS
slant; at AZ o'clock m, we shall sell, on the
premises. all that two-story Frame House and
streets north said lot being 20 feet front BY % feet
~ depth. This property is very desirable a. a
business location, and is worthy the attention of
buyers. vi
siieSTnm hau eash Balance and II months.
purchaser o cost. Title perfect
nos Intel l.. WELLS a 90. Aucts
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Doc LicENsEs-On Friday, Sergeant Mars.
dith with officers Smith and Luskey OF ths s,s
precinct, arrested an even dozen OF cltizsns :
owning dogs and keeping them without license
-Four were fined S5 each by Justices HANDY
and Gull. The others having been Informed
fsrelock, got their licenses and were dismissed
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ANNIyKRsARY or THE RRFoRMATIoN.-Yes
terday being tue nearest sabbath TO the ann i.
neIsary OF the: Reformation, October 3ist
tneran Cnuren, preached a very appropriate
sermon on the occasion, the Church helm .
crowded. IL will be recoliec-ed that the Refor,
Inauon dates from October 3lst, I5l7, al whic b
time Lother nailed TO the door of the ch nrch
AT Wittenberg his ninety ii We theses.
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AfTEhNOOH, Nov. 9th.
o'clock we shall sell part Of original Lot S, in
square NO SIS, fronting Is feet Inches on Mary
stancal two etory frame dwelling, being Ho. 675
alley.
Sale peremptery 'sr
Terms One third cash; residue In s, g. O.
and II mopths With INTEREST," deferred Day menfs
to be secured by deed Of tryst. GenteyancinS
and stamps at cost of pprchAser. payment OF
.sE ~ JOHN k GhyANe. Executor
GREEN WILLlAMs,
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LEXANDER & CO.,
Offer two horses for

lst. Dwelling on High street, near Bridge street,
Georgetown, 29s feet 'front.' three stories and attic
Lot running back 702 feet TO alley. and contains
Is rooms. Ground floor occupied as a shoe store
Possession INN ediate If desired.
I'd. Dwelling corner of West and Congress s.s
Georgetown Heights. two stories and attics Lot
u feet front and l25 feet deep HOUSE 45 feet front
two back buildings, Il rooms. Possession In 81
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PETTY LARCRNY.-Saturday,O Officer White,
upon the complaint OF Silas Broughton, ar.
rested Valentine himel wright and William
Thompson, in the Seventh Ward, for the lar
ceny OF a lot OF iron. They were taken before
Justice Boswell, who sent them TO iail for
court. Offeer W. III. Evans arrested Mary
Jarops, upon the complaint of Catherine Dun.
BAR, who oharged her with petty larceny. JUS
uee Boswell committed the accused 70 jail for
court
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by GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
- Corner 7th and b streets

AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS RESI-
DEhCE. WITH LARGE GROUND, IN THE
FikST WARD,n NEARLY opposite the British Min
On FRIDAY. Nov, 9Th. st a.. p. m on the
premises, We shall sell that desirable three story
rooms. and hall feet wide, with gas throughout
the house. The premises are s21s feet In front by
about LIS feet in depth, tn the head of a so feet
alley. with q eSsellrn brick carriage house and
st1pie. snd well OF nne water in the yard
with immesiate possession: If desired.
Terms: One ball cash; Sl0i of which will e re-
Quired at the sale; the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest. secured BY O deed of trust
upoa the premises. Convey anciag and stamps at
nosd GRIEH & wILLlAMs. Aue..
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NATIONAL THRAfKR excelieut and
popolar Actor, Mr. j. W. Wallack, Commences
snOrt engagement At the National this even :.
ing, when he wisl appear In his great imper-
sonation OF "Hamlet," an announcement SUI
ncient We presume to I'LL the house, without
anything more being said. ..- ss s-.l. NJ =
ODD FELLOWS HALL Grand Levee of M e.
tropolis Lodge, No. is, 1. o. OF, this even
ing Good music, fne supper, and agree.
able company, are among the attractions
LADIES FAIR-The Rebekah Degree Asso-
cIsuon open fair at Odd Fellows Hall. NAVY
ard, this evening, and from all appearances,
IL Will b. great success. Give them call
NEW MARKET HALL, GEORGETOWN The
Good VIII Association give their first grand
ball this evening.
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II H0NEYil 90
j 1 am to-day receiving HONEY Of the finest
n. ". BURoHrLL
p. oir sOorner Of 18th and r strseis, under
y ecO - Eols t.1Fss5 9bbltt Houss.
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I .ADlIs DRESS TRiNHIEas. Z E
A fufllise Of fRIMMIH 0s suitabls for thisvs.
son on hand. Special orders manufsctur 20 81
osMst' o@aka sos Pensa z a. rysMtS ssstS IS..
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pr GREEE q WILLIAMS. Aucttonee..

RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
TBRI1 BUILDING LOTS, FRONrINe ON
TlkGlGIA AVENUE, Between Sd and 4fh sts !,
Island, ct Public Auction.
On WIDNESDAf the 7th instant st 10 O'Clock
E. m, we thsll sell; on the premises: Lot No S, in
square ~ eS having good front and depth which
Terms: Ope-tbird essh: balance in 9, n and rs
months, and secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All convey sncing and revenue stamps
sf cost OF the purchaser. $50 down on each lot
when sold. iS'
no I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
RI aREEs wILLIAhs. Asotio,eef
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FUNERAL OF SERGEANT yIcKRRs-Yestar
DAY, the funeral Of the late Sergeant Thoma:
hlckers, veteran soldier OF the Ordnance
pnanch OF the service, took place from Gracs
Church. South Washington There was pres.
ent large number OF the ON GERS and men !,
tne Ordnance Department, the Ordnance meu
oi me arsenal being present in body ana Q
iarge number OF the civilian employees The
services Were conducted by Rev. DR. Holmead
the Rector OF the Church, who paid a feelins
tribute TO the memory of the de ceased
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LOOKING AT THE DARK SIDE OF HI.

Some people in the North appear in
lined to put the worst face upon ey-
2rything which occurs in the southern
states. Affairs there are bad enough
he South has always been frontier
and, IN which the laws were less re-
>pected, and violence more frequent,
han p the more thickly settled and
ireer East. Bat it is of no use, but on
~ mi5chievous, to insist that the whole
IF that region is lawless, depraved, and
irretrievably given over to violence
The southern states are, by our own
act, part ofthe Union; We are determ-
med they shall remain so; and as we
mean they shall live in the same house
with us, it seems only sensible and pru-
dent to try to make the best, instead of
the worst, Of our companions.
Those people who see in the Memphis
riot, and in every other occurrence of
that kind, a proof that the southern
people ought not to be represented in
Congress, and that the greater number
Of them ought to be disfranchised-as
though that would make them content
ed or peaceable-remind us, in their
indiscriminate suspicion and dislike, Of
an old story told of the people of Corn
wall in the last century. a ship was
wrecked upon the Cornish coast, and
it happened that the only one Of the
crew saved alive was monkey. Jocko
was taken 10 a fire, dried, and warmed,
and thereupOn strictly interrogated as
to his nativity, where the ship belong
ed, whittier she was bound, &c, &c.
He made such answers as he could,
which his questiuners vainly tried to
understand. No one in that region had
ever seen a monkey: they took his
gatherings and grimaces to be some
foreign lingo; and finally it was de-
termined TO have him regularly exam
ined, and his case decided on by a jury.
JOcko was once more rigidly question
ed by 4 magistrate iii presence Of the
jury; ne made answer, a. before, in a
tongue none Of the natives understood.
Thereupon, tied hand and foot, he WAS
locked up i'll the Jail, while the jury
deliberated upon his case. 1t did not
need long time for the twelve wise
men to agree upon verdict; they de-
cIared He is Frenchman anda Papist
hang him. And accordingly Jocko
was hanged.
1t seems to ils that hanA and thnrn
Northern journal or Congressman is in
clined TO think OF and treat the south
ern people--or at least considerable
part of them-much a the Cornish
jury treated poor Jocko. We do not
think it the wiseSt method.-N. YEU-
enj5lg Post. Rep.
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mediately turn him the cold shoulder
and treat him with insult. The Re-
p lblicans of this State especially, have
played this game ever since the break
lag out of the rebellion, of sailing IN
to power and position on he hard earn
ell merits of the soldier, but we think
after this last crowning act OF treach-
cry and duplicity to him, that they
will be unable even in their degenerate
ranks, to find men solost to every prln-
:iple of honor and consistency, as TO
attempt again the exploded farceof the
"Boys in Blue"
Captain ISAAC II. GRAHAM,
=" A. S. W0ODBURN,
" w. P. FLoID,
4" J. A. GRAHAM,
'' 5. c. WAGNER.
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ABOUT MIDDLING."- Old Rev. Mr..
R. was one day attending the fu-
neral of one Of the members Of his
church, when, after praising the many
virtues of the deceased, he turned to
the bereaved husband and said:
my beloved brother, you have been
called 10 part with one Of the best and
ioVeliest OF wives"
Up jumped the sorrow-stricken hus.
band, interrupting the fearful minister
by sorrowfully saving
20, no, Brother r., not the best but
abeout middling-abeout middling,
Brother r."
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y FiGHT WITH \ LIUNEs>.-ln
WombWelle menagerie, iu Stirling,
England, recently, D'Avey, the lion
hunter, entered the den with the per-
forming group Of lions, when one OF
the lionesses. turning round upon him,
seized him by the left leg. D'AVey
seived his rifle and brought it down
with full force upon the lione>s' head,
breaking the stock Of hi, rifle in two
and freeing himself from the grasp Of
the li0ness. At the next performance
the lion hunter again entered the den,
when the iiOnc-S, Immediately flew at
him Il second time. D'Avey was arm
ed with heavy stick; Il severe strug-
gle enSued as 10 who was 70 be master
the lioness repeated flying at D'Avcy,
and ne meeting her II each charge and
driving her back, until she finally set
tied down in a corner completely cow
cd and subdued. D'Avey escaped with
no further injury than slight flesh
wound and a torn dress.
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YOUNG AMERICA A lady, teaching
her Iittledat inter-, fouryrars old, poin
ted to something in the book, and
asked
"What is that, my dear?'
"Why, don't you know?" inquired
the child.
YES" said the mother, ''but wish
to find out if you know"
"Well," respondedthe little miss, II
do know"
"Tell me then, if you please" said
the lady.
"Why, no, insisted the little one,
with an arch look ; you know what it
is, and there is n need Of saying any
thing more about it,
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AN EXPERIMENT Dennis, darlint,
och, Dennis, what is ii you're doing?"
"Whist, Biddy, rs trying an expert
III nt."
Murder! what is it?''
"What is it did you say? Why it's
irving hot wather to the chickens |
am, 50 they'll 10 aftl>er laying boiled
tsgg5"
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IL there is a heaven ON earth, it is on
Il soft couch by your own tireside, with
your wife on one side, and a smiling
baby on the other; clear conscience
dozen cigars, and knowledge that
YOU are out of debt, and don't fear the
tailor, or sheriff, or the devil.