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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

B. oSG T..s si.rts sl.s 6 AiRsf Aesafrs 90
Southwest cerher Of Pennsylvsnis syenue and nth
:. street, efsr Once Buiidingf
usrsrBovEEPs EsES sse5fRTy e RJ5rESs, ES TIN FIRST
On MONDAY NEXT, May sth, AZ 6 O'Clock ..
ssusre sr No No r. situated on North m street between
2Ist aud I'D streets west.
80 ass9 at 'Se SeSPEs 81 sf ssPi 4
sR9SI q ~. I.ia aS Il
S1eE ssss hS SdofsR e Pa snS
lY GREKs 8 WILLIAMS AuetiOnesr.,
ID No. $40 8. =. Corner Seventh and d streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
stree! north, between 2lst and 22d streets "ost.
On FRIDAY. the 10th instant. at S< o,elock,.p
A. sesordiss ss a % 1 af Lot no is.
IN Square No. 79, having s3 feet L inch tsont run,
alley, maxim Il 9 desirable lot.
Terms: One half cash the balance IN months.
Trust on the premises. All oenVsysHoins aud
revenue STAN % at the cost OF the purchaser. SO
a1S' %1ia q the cay 'aaiis q III WILLIAMS, Auo.
Try GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Auctioneers,
ID No. 526, southeast corner II and SITS.
VALUABLE UhIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
fronting on north street, between lst and I'd
On WEDHEsDhT, the 18th Instant, We shall
SEN Sn ,ns M .es 81 si h sIs SS
sold In good building lets which offers great
inducements to persons wishing good lot In that
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6 and II
deea Of i0t trsss % on the pFemse. All eoS1.ysns
fsg and revenue stamps st the cost or he pur-
my7.d GRsEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucss
b No $40 Southeast cor 7th and b streets.
DESIRABLE UHIMPROvED PRoPKRrY,
!nTsS 5S5tiRs On and street
.si ,.s .s. ssH 81: 90 s 4. Ii.
no: S rs g. s s.d Il =. h ~ so5 a. as u. T. r. s 81
building fronts and depths. sON
This property offers great Inducements to pur-
good M any stS One s:si1s to pur
chase to locate near the Navy yard.
months: for notes bearing interest, and secured eu1
by deed Of trust on the promises: All convey
ss GEES s'sf %EsiAss Sss
y s i!si IN
n' NM" '"' A''' nsssI lr' sFITSs WILLIAMS.
GSoPsh pIsIi Ia hhItMS I.%sI
'' street. "stsr ofic. Buildina." 1'' anu ii'n
. MODBBN OIL PAINTINGS
On AONDA1 and TUESDAY EVErINGS next,
May 18th and 18th, at ~ O'Clock m, AZ our
auction rooms, We will SELL by catalogue, q large
and valuable collection OF Fine Oil PAINTINGS,
the importation of Mr.; L. A. Tolman.
The collection comprises valuable erig ginsl pic
tures BY eminent living artists, and ne CO pies OF
come of the most celebrated pictures By the Old
Mas tiers now in the different galleries Of Europe.
Among the subjects may be found Groups and
Figures, life size: Historic Subjects, Converse
tional Pieces, Architectural and Street Views In
different Europesn cities. Cattle Pieces, Marine
Views, Game Fruit. and Flower Pisces, Land
scapes, dc., in great variety Of size, style, and
fnieh, and which, 1t 10 believed, will be found
worthy the attention of persons OF taste.
The paintings will be on exhibition on Wed neg
day morn ing, day and event DR, pntil day OF sale
Catalogues ready on Wednesday merninR
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER.
my 7dd6 Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEE sALE1r TnPESyED PROPERTY

VIRTUE of deed Of trust to the subscriber,
oated Ootooer, 1876. and duly recorded will sell
at Pullie auction on MONDAY. May 18th az SIX
o,oiocs ?. m, on the premises, the most mort herr
part o. Lot No s, Square No. l20, frontlng 70 feet
On th street, ard running back l4S feet te ar
auey, improved by q two-story front and back
no Sse situated on the east side Of 3Oth street,
Terms cash. n CALLAH. JR., Tru.tee.
my3 COOPER LATIMER Aurts u
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DY COOPER LATiMER, Auetioneers.
ID (Late clerks with j. o. Mcclure n Go
S0uthwee est corner Pennsy lvania avenue and llth
street, Star Office Building

EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIE6
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. May 18th ct
six O'Clock, on the premises shsll sell, Lots 23
and "a In square 3sS, situated on Eighth street,
between D and streets north. Lot Is is improved
by two story Frame House. having a front of 20
feet by depth OF IS feet to Q 10 foot alley.
Also. Lots 5 and II I'm Sduare ale situated on
Eighth street, between X and B streets north i'm
proved by two tory Frame House.
Immediately after the above, Lot 9: In Square
All, ON Seventh street, between s and 7 streets ,
improved by . two story Frsme Dwelling.
Terms OF tale: One third cash. and the balance
in six me nths, secured by deed of trust. Convey
ancinR and etampss. cost OF purchaser. $50 down
on the day Of sale.
my s.ee6ds COOPER LHTImER 49,.
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS. Acctieneers
u No. S26, Q. y. corner 7th and streets.
rBUsTIIEsn ! sALE HI OF q VALUABLE , Lot OF

sAEs IA sGw Ss ssH
E.ss S::s 6;
4 ::ss ~
q he pse%i'sss the eastern Ssss Of Ls. n9%bsred
s1nSersd i've hundred and sixty three tsSs,, in
the city of Washington. b. O; The said part OF
jersey a1snus, aud is located In a rapidly IsS Inv
plat q the premises will be exhibited at tn.
Terms Of sale 0ns-half In cash, of which $50
ing one half to be paid in equal payments in six
and twelve months, With interest from the day Of
sale and secured BY deed of trust to the satisfao
- The terms to be complied with within i've days
sss sU
chaser after one week public notice. Conyeysn-
cling and stamps 4 MS r. fprsss;sI &xsp isss T4s:
:, GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap 2t-es&ds Auc tioneers.
ToooP,I.lss PEE ;s LATIn.f, I I'M. 3 4gsas,Sr.sri a
:" SD''''' ~ sssr omes Buiidins.. ."0 'l'A '''ss'
.oHAsOIRY SALE o. VALUABLE RnAL
= By virtue Of !. deerss q Is: Supreme Court Of
the prst q GSbs%si sS.;ssS in
sssh day Of Nay. p. lla, ,st clock p. m, ali ali
s .s: . mo 3: % sS @
70 the ;obdiyision OF said square made 81 the
The sale. WIN o consi1usd from day to dAy,
!eupdays snee epsscy st the same heur, sntil al
Ies ts5n. q :sl.. q prescribed by the decree.
go: .:ss /. :sSs ssss .ss:..: s,:ss
Ss sss:s g Z: ss p: = e
ISssiscS ~ The tssstss ansil eli the Durrhass
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l.. A. TOLMAN's ANNUAL SALE or FINE
MODERN Oil PAINTINGS
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE PRIVATE REsIDENOH ON

DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENOE ON C
street south, the intersection of Maryland and
Virginia avenues, between Seventh and Eighth
streets west. Island > at Public Au~ ton
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 9 O'Clock D.
m. We shall SELL on the premises. tn at be tifal
private residence of John II eemmes. ESQ, a
two story and a half Brick House, with base
ment, containing in all some nineteen rooms
with handsome parlors, chamber, di nj ng, and
sitting rooms, pantries, wine cellar, closets and
gas and water throughout the whole house Lot
having 4s feet III inches front by ll4 feet deep to
an alley, making one OF the best private resi-
dencee now for sale In W ash nston
Also, INN mediately after the sale OF the above
property, We shall sc seven handsome Building
Lots, FIVE frentins on Eighth stree. west. having
20 feet front by lcO feet deep to alley the ether
two fronting on street south adjoining the
bhek house having "a feet 3 inches front, by ia
feet deep, which makes them good building lots
Terms: One half cash; balance IN six. twelve, ,
and eighteen months, for no ties bearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All convey ancfng and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. Slt0 will be required { q esch
piece when knoc ked of.
The plat OF the above property can be seen at
Green Will ANS auction store, corner Seventh
my d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ascu.
RYJ T. COLDwELL CO, Auctioneers.
ii Asf pa
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R AUCTION SALE.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
EXECuT0RS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AHD UNIMPROvED PROPERTV

IXECuTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTV
ssslspSins ns, to the estate Of the late Andrew
On MONDAY, the 10th day OF MAY, at 81
o,cIock m we shall sell. on the premises part
OF Lot 4, in square No 36l, being the vest II feat
6inches on street north, between 9th and iStb
streets west, and running back that width sbont
IS feet, and improved by . two story and All
Brick Building, with back building, numbered
Also. part Of Lot 4, In square No ss:, be,n 10 tbs
west 81 feet and inches Louisiana aysnna
between 9th and 10th streets west, and rnoninc
pack th at width about IS feet, ana I'm proves nv
two story Irsme Building, numbered 81.
Also, part Of Lots, In square No 3si frontins o
on Louisfans evenue, between Sfn And ioth .ts
vest, commencing at the southes asst corner OF chm
Moores building line. and thence runnina eat
e feet ineh:s @ and thence north 50 feet. and
feet to the place Of beginning, and encumbered
BY lease which expires in l87i. This lot Is now
renting for SI00 per mum Nv"
Terms One third cash; balance in six and u
months, Tor notes bearing interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey yancias
$50 down on the day Of sale.
FITCH 4 FOX A; ks.1 R1qFr; H. Esees.or. sr.
nys-eoads Int, 1ep 4 Chron.l
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10y CO0FER LATIMER, Auctionssrs,
- Late clerks with J. O. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penna avenue and nth street,
Star ONCE Building.
VERY XALuABLE BUeINEes PROPERTY
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF PA AVE BH.
TWEEN ~ AND 9Th STREETS, AT PUB
ON MONDAY. May sth, at 81 O clock % m, on
the PREMISES We shall sell that valuable proper
A and 9Th streets, occupied for the ast ten year
hy George W Cochran, Esq es cigar sto;e
ming back With en- average depth OF izs feet to Q
y ioSs siiey, Improved by three story front
Oapitalists OF persons in search of ne usi ness
stands would dc we'll to attend this sale =, there
is little or no property for sale 0n Penny vania
Terms q sale One third cash; bsiance in six
twelve: Ana stshfee months, secured By deed
Of trust A II conyeyanctng and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchasers.
sp 2s-dAds COOPER LATIAER, Aucts.
H-THE'ABCyE sALB Is POSTPONED, IN
TTEHSoS. MAY 3. same hour and m slso.. Ar
my It'd COOPER b LATIAER, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE OH THE ISLAND.

tie en nf.m,. rKLDAf hs. 10Th q So o'clOct "a on
ffr'n,st, f1',, duiy 1esonisd in liber r. NJ T.. No ~
iront1ns feet aches on 18th street vest: be
tween south and street (IsiaHd,D With q
depth of l05 feet inches 20 a 50 foot alley m
proved by three story brick dwelling house,
Terms: One third cash. residue in 8 and IL
msnths, vii h interest, secured on the property.
Oonyeyancipg and stamps at purchaser q cost
eIe0 dow ut time OF purchase.
ann BEsgE BS6ssgSvE sRAkHAE; Trustee.
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS. Auotiopeer-
n Ao. s26, S. =. corner 7th and streets

Twe-sTeRY BRICK HoUsE AND LOT
pkONTfN0 ON 2D STREET WEST. between
Messachusetts avenue and n street North, at
ON MONDAY. the 18th instant at 6 o'cIock D.
70, we shall sell, on the premises, psrs Lot No.
Is, In the 50 bftyision of SQUARE No S63. having
gooo front and de 9Th, with a good Brick House
eontainlns ak ro<me, making IL Q comfortable
Terms; One half cash; bslsnce In 8 and IL
mcntss, Tor notes bearing Interest, and secured
by deed of trust on the premises. All convey
enelsg ans revenue stamps at the cost % the
purchaser. SO down IN the day OF sale,
mt GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMRR, Aueuoueers
y Late clerks with J. o. NcGuire = Col
:. W corner OF Penn avenue and llth street, star
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DY 0REEN \ WILLIAMS, Austieneers,
ID No 5.6 Southeast cor 7th and D streets

ID (Lste CLERKS with James q. Mcclure q %, !
Southwest corner Pennsy lvana avenue and llth
street, "Star Office Building"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioueers,
ID ko.s26, southeast corner tn aHd D stree

DT GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers,
- o.s26, southeast corner tn aHi . streets
CHANoEBY SALE oy TWO FINE BUILD
ING LOIS BR0NTINa ON l7TH ST WssF,
Between North II snd President Place, q
Square No lb1, a. Auction ~
BY ytrtue Of decree OF the lste rtrcu ais pGTrs
or this District, dated October p, is59 passed IN
the cause Of A ukusts MeR air and Othersys vii
liam GadEby aud others. No. as. elUity, and OF q
subsequent decree OF the supreme Oonrt OF the
District. tptstituting or toe gHal trustee,
will offer az auction. on FRIDAY, the leth
day OF May, 1871, a. s o'cioCk o. N in frsnt
Of the Pre- Bises, tire follow ng tSo Battling Lots,
viz:
o. 80 feet Ou I7th street north ranuihg back las
feet inches 10 Q 80 foOI alley.
The above descIibed property y beautifully sit
mated nter snd imreiiateiy nortl ~ The sPsoio
Art Building
money 20 be paid n cssh, ana TIE residue IN four
equal snts, four, siI, eight and ten yssrs,
respectively. with Interest, which isto D. paid
semi annually. as the court sfsli order snt di-
purchaser, with approved security aad q r~servet
hen on the proper y the legal ttie % be retained
until the whole purchase moiey shall be paid.
Should any pun ch sser desire 90 pay the purchase
money an obtain hts title At an earlier period
than that fixed above, t would doubtless be al
lowed on spplcstior 10 the court The terms Of
sale must he complied with In one week After sails,
or the property r,sy be resold at the rick aud
WALTER y. cox. Trustee.
ap 10 2av&ds GkEEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sANIR
ITAN'S REMEDIES.

Sold by 8. G. FORD, corner llth street and Penn
sytvania avenue. W Mashington; HENRY COOK, Al
e1 andria, Va; and by Druggists geserally.
DESMOND & CO., Philadelphia. my 6-tf
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skMARITAN,S WASH

Is in cases of ~ phils used connection With the
Rot nj Herb Juices.
directions. Price q cents.
Il IA, efficacy of these remedies is alike acknowl-
edged by ply sicians and patients. They are used
ia the L. 5. Hospitals
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Is.-There are too

LEARN YOUR BOYS TRADRs-There are too
many young men who have no legitima ate
trade or calling that Will insure them az all
times an honest livelihood. They stay few
months at one place and few months at An.
other. and as clerks, or something of tha.
KIND, may perhaps manage TO defray their per.
sonal expenses for the time being. but as 10
providing for the coming future or laying up
sometning Tor rainy day, II is absolutely out
or the question. If these young men were
only expert mechanics, their services would
not only be very des rable in this communIty
but the knowledge they possessed of their
trade. whatever Z Right be, would not only
defray their immeiis.te personal expenses but
enable them TO acquire gradually though
surely, wealth and position. A good trade is
II fact an estate, and the mechanic who earns
LIS twenty live dollars per week rs as well off
as man worth twesty thousand, who has TO
live upon the interest OF his money Parents
should by all means give their children trades
flfTS Tir0zEfuU
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~ The AB0yl -sALI. ADvERTIsED TO
take Place q nCHDAf My I I; y THestRopsd n CON
NOON, May 9. at 8 O'clock: The sale advertised
to take Iisee on TUESDAY; Msy7,fs pcstponed
OWHAALTnk COZ, Trustee
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SALE OF ALABAsTER STATUBTTES,
VASES, &c.
On THURSDAY EVENING, May 9th at 7Is
O'Clock. We wi Ii sell ct suction rooms. q mag
nifcent collection Of Alabaster 6tatuettes, Vases
Card Receivers, and other gems Of art, selected
from the most celebrated studios in Florence
Terms cash. J. 7. OOLDWELL CO,
me A. Auctiopeers,
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THE EVENING STAR.
How TO XIII Little Girls

Warmly and fashionabiy dressed mothers
may oe seen on the street az almoste every hour,
lsadlng their shiyerIng little daughters
arGnhd, with barely enough clothing on their
lover extremities 20 protect them from sight,
To say nothing OF the piercing blasts. An ex-
sbEe rays: yesterday we saw LITTLE girl
iea by its mother through the street Her lit
tie collar and n nm and nat were of the Jwarm-
eat iUr; and well she needed them, for 1; was
bitter cold, but her htslr legs, bare and blue.
between her stockings and skirts, told shiv-
er.Er tale" who does not daily see the same
thinKf Little frail girls. with head and
shoulders bundled in unDeeded fars, while
earnings are almost naked. OF course mothers
vhO thus dress their children are very far
from intending 10 hurt them or render them
permanent inyalids. hut such is the pr0ba ble
result of their fashionable exposure. IL 10
true that most children have their limbs well
protected, because most mothers have an in
teihgent regard for the health of their off,
spring, but there are many who are clad as
We have mentioned, and to the mothers OF
LEese we address our appeal
As lltle gIrIs are now dressed. their skirts
are no protection against the wind or cold be-
low the knee, and what do they ha We as q SUB
sutute Linen drawers reaching lust below
the knee, and there meeting the tops of stocx-
!Lgs, which usually have about nalf the
warmth possessed by mems socks Let ms
compare this amor with the clothing OF boys
and men, who have at least i've times the
power OF endurance possessed by the little
Flrl. Tne father OF this same sIx-year old
giTl would consider himself coldly clad, and
certain candidate for the rheumatism AZ his
lower e1tremities were not protected against
the winter blasts by, first, thick wool socks
reaching more than half way to the knee; sec
ond. wool drawers, reaching from the waist to
the feet; third, bostlegs of double leather
reaching nearly TO the knee; and, lastly, the X
Woollen pantaloons, covering all else. and
reaching 10 the feet. And yet this same ather
permits this delicate, blue yeined child to 20
ont in winter with legs encased IN q single
thickness of linen! How would you like 10
walk the wintry streets clad In linen pania.
looms and moth ing elssl
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An INFAMOUS TkADE.-lt appears that the
system OF raffickng in young girls for the
atroeious purposes of infamy and prostitution
is still carried on to q cons siderable extent and
tnat many young girls are secoyed frcm their
homes, both in this country and abroad, and
imported TO houses Of ill., fame, under the pre-.
tence OF being placed in good situations Re-
Gently two girls were lured from their homes
In Belgium. Inquiries were made in ali d.
Iections 10 fnd them, but unavailing The
father, saddened hey ond all expression, re.
turned 10 his ordinary avocations, but few
Gays ago was informed that his daughters
were then at a house IN Newman street. LON
uon. he at once proceeded to London, sought
the AID OF an inspector of the detective police,
Scotland ard, and repaired to the house,
where ne found his children neither more nor
less tnan ordinary prostitutes. They ayerred
mat ON their way to church they were &C.
eosted by female, who gave the name Ems
and promleed them good situations; that they
accompanied her 10 Anvers, from which place
they were removed I'd Havre, and after wards
TO London, where they were placed in the
erothei named They positively refused to
return home, and II cir father cast them off
and left them to their fate--LoadOn Daily Nslss
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FIRsT;oIAss tive sFoR! PRrss BsCk

- THB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TN
c conssQueDc1 Of the rein, until TIT RSDATx
THRn0oH, MAY Sth; sts1a O'Clock:
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UY COOPER LATIMDR, Auctioneers,
ID Late CLERKS with James o. Mcclure q Oe, j
Southwest corner or Penn. avenue and nth street,
% ~ Star Once Building
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CHANCEkY SALE.

HY COOPEB LATIMER, Auctfeneers
- uate clerks with Jas c. McGuire 4 10 =,
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and litb n
Star Once Building,
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RT COOPER Il LArIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late clerks with J. O. McGuire 4 90,
Southw est cerner of Peunsy svenue ami II
. street, etsr Once BuiidIngf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-09

CURIosIrIEs OF 1.-THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The most attractive curiosities at the French De-
partment of the Paris.Exposition is a newly in
vented craYat pin. Everybody has seen how
bells are r1ng 10 all the new hotels. Instead
Of pulling the bell and making it ring by an
exertion Of mechanical force, we press a small,
button in the wall this is connected by au
electric wire with a little alarm, the clapper Of
which keeps on jingling So long as the button
is pressed. Liit the hand from the hutton and
the alarm ceases. This principle a French
jewelIer has adapted to cravat pins. The knob
of the pin is of various devices. 1t is a hare
with a tabor. or a drummer with his drum, OF
a deaths head with a loose under jaw, or a
dog. Whoever chooses to wear such a pin has
connected with it by. a wire a small electrical
battery in one of his pockets. He puts his
hand into his pockets, touches a button there,
and off goes the pin. The hare begins TO pat
ter on the tabo. the drummer to beat on his
drum, the deaths head to chatter and roll its
horrid eyes, or the dog to bark and snap.
When the hand isrlifted from the button in
stantly all is quiet.
Iu the British Department a curious swan
attracts great attention. When we approach
the bird We see him floating as if in water, and
restiog his head behind his wings. He is
wound up, and he begins toraise his head with
all the proper motions of the swan. He curves
his neck In pride; be espies some fish in the
water before him he lowers his head to seize
one ; he holds it Ia his beakfo an instant; he
then swallows it, and, last.of all returns grace.
fully to rest. The action is very pretty, and
calls forth loud applause. The bird, however,
is indeed very old, though his ~plumage may be
new. Its mechanism was supposed to=haYe
been constructed by a MIR. Weekes, who lived
in the reign Of George III; but it was lately
discovered that it formed part of the museum
Of Mr.. Cox, a London ~jeweller, who lived in
the reign of George IL, and whose collection
must have been Of some Importance, as he OBJ
tanned an act of Parliament to enable him to
dispose of it by lottery. Mr.. Harry Emanuel
has putthe clock work mechanism in. order,
and has given the bird a new and beautiful sill
yer plumage; but this S all he had to do with
the inventionrof the toy, which proves SO at
tractive 10 the multitude, and which seems to
eclipse all else in its neighborhood.
New MARRIAGE SERVICE.-Geo. Francis
Train says our modern marriage service should
nowadays read thus: Clergyman-Will you
take this brown stone, this carriage and span,
these diamonds for thy welded husband?-
Yes, Will you take this unpaid milliner's
bill this high waterfall of foreign hair; these
afectated accomplishments and feeble consti-
tuition Tor thy welded wife? Yes. Then,
what man has Joined togetherlet the next bsst
man run away with, SO that the first divorce
court may tear them asunder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-09
6 A r D E n S z z D :.

@ E E S S + f d S !
y . S Z E D
W. have Just received and opened for sale our
spring supply of fresh GENUINE GARDEN
varieties, and purchased from the celebrated
Grove 5, Thorburn q Co., of New York, an
Landreth Il Son. OIL Philadelphia. To our farm
ers and gardeners We guarantee satisfaction, as
to quality and prices.
We are also engaged in putting up, and will
sale, a great variety Of Flower Seeds, in papers,
at five cents each, or fifty cents pei dozen, to
which we especially invite the attention Of the
ladies. For very small sum a beautiful FLOW
Err BED can thus be obtained.
: Thankful for the liberal patronage which we
received from the public in this line of our trade
last year, we respectfully solicit a renewal ofthe
same during the p! esent season.
JANNEY & CO.,
feb 49, Druggists, las, King street.