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HoLE-IN-THE DAYS wIFE-We So bv M.
81 Paul papers that the whits wife Of ths lac
Chippewa chieftsin Hole-n-the Dav. A. IN
Minneapolis. MIMI, with her sir-nouths-o,d
infant m Der arms, looking for situation a.
serySnl an one family. She was. previous 70
Der marriage. a diuing-rOon waiter-riri 1t
Willsrd's hOte. W ashingtoa, ID. a. She nrSt
saw THIS Indian chief NJ that hotel, be bang al
Washington Tor the purpose Of transRc-ing
some government business. The girl. s.eing
him At the ho,el, hearing rs; he was rich. and
being OF q romantic turn % MUD quot uncara-
mon 10 all femalesD. she made herself agrees
bic IN the chief, and nnally consented . "a X.
him for letter or for worse. They were m ar
TIed in Washington, aud the aifarT, AZ the time,
created not little sensation evsn in the fash
lonable circles OF the capital. The Chief vas
very fond OF his white wife, and made her
many handsome and valuable presents. IN
tact lac bought hereverything her eyes saw aud
heart desired. Thus matters passed pleasantly
unul the ASSASSINATION of Hole "a the Dav, and
then her bright dreams took wings, and tha
bride found bel, Elf friendless and homeless
for the relatives ofthe Chief released 70 allow
her anything, even enough 10 carry her back
10 her home IN Washington, and now she
wanders about with her infant: seeking en-
ployment and charity which shall keep th-m
from siaryiDg-LG Crosse DeHo,r0f.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
lsY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Est.te ernks

IsY GREEN xILLIAns,
No. a26, SOC tAeoet corner Tth and ID street.
TRusTEKrsALEor yALyABLE TRACT OF
ABotT TBREs Mills FROM THt ckNrsR
hAkkkT. AT ACoTIoN
preSi.es shall sell. b. virtue q deed Of trust
as,.d he 0th day Of 1ne, 1854, .1i recorded 70
81 w.shins,cn B1HnS S 100 On tue ' norfS In q
said rosd, and sdjoiuins on the east the proper
of Benny Queen. containing e;ghteen acres more
or less, With The IMPROVEMENTS. consistiHg OF =
bic; With an exceilt MT pane Of water Ga sue yard
kngSn as the country residence Of the late Mitchell
Terms: Two-tSird. essh; balance in siy and
Twelve months for notes bearing interest, snd So
yeyancins and revenue stamps at the cost of the
pnrehsser 500 Gown on the farm when ksocsed
I've day. after the Gay 81 tSs trustee reserve.
The rieht % resell the premises at the risk
p nss In some SsTsFsnes pShi;esd IL w.sainston'
10 eoo6os GRkkN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HThE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED on
INST same honr and place.
non GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auots
By TIE ABQyE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, the ssi6 instant. at the sam
hour. at the Auction Rooms of Mes.rs Green A
"iiiAns' 0"rn, wf n LIZ tId sk ssTsei r
mo- It GREEN 4 wILLIAMs, aucts
OH GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers'
No. 500, Southeast corner 7th and street
TIE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WAkE AND AGRICULTURAL INPLx
MkNTS EVER 0FFERED FOR SALE IN FHE
pISTkNT OF OOLU HBlA, AT ACJiION
s. On FRIDAY, the Goth instant, we will sell
"a st the warehouse and ttUreof p Bsrtb1-
k<A low. ESQ opposite the Ceutre Market on 7th
- street between Pennsy Nv anis avenue aud the
Canal. commencing st O'Clock p On 4, and
continuing from evening 10 evening until all il
sold, the largest most complete, and general as
sortm. ut of Hard ware and Agricultural Impls-
ments ever offered for sale in the city Of Washing
ton AZ the stock IL we'll known 60 he az tire m 81
superior quality and greatest variety, we deem il
unnecessary to enumerate
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
10 2-u llntSCkronI AuCtioueers
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PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1881.
HERZBERG'S LOAN OffIOE,
3aI NORTH q STREET,
between Al and 9th streets, immediately In rear
National Hotel
Highest sdvsnces made. Strictly con6dep.
Hal iy Ism
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. McCUTCHEN,
I STREET, BETwEES NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREET WEST.
Opposite Ct. Aloy sius Church &C Slim
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ltY GREEN q WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast corner eth and streets.

10y GREEN & WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast corner 3th and ID streets.
CHANCEsY SALE OE DESIRABLE PROP.
hRTa On 12TH STREET WEST, between
By virint of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court of The District of Columbia in Equity cause
No. LIS. will sell at pab ic sucten Ia front OF
cemGer. ls6S, at 4 O'olock m, Lot numbered A,
IN the subdivision of let mbeTed siSteeR, Is in
ca as the same is desisuaSed ard distinSaisS@d
on the Plan OF pat If the city of Washington,
fronting twe1tytnree (2Sl feet on I2tt street aud
runring back one hundred aad fifty five l55 feet
enc ana hall ia inches, to - foot al ey, and
bounded OF the north side by \ l5-faot alley
The Improvements consist Of two storI Frame
Dwelling House containing nine iyl rooms, vi n
al modern improv mem
Terms of sale One third cash. and the balance
ct Elk and twelve months, for which tue notes Of
the purchaser. with approved curity. bearing in
terest from the DAP OF sale, will he required All
tonyeyancf>g and revenue stamps at the cost %;
win be required 81 the purchaser st the ti@e o,
sale. Ano II the terGs Of sale arr not CON ,liei
with 10 i've days after the day of sale the tru toe
reserves the right cesel the premises at the risk
al d cost Of tie esfAultiUg p1rt tssr by atvar.
t,sing TIRE. tiTgs in seine newspaPer paoiis4ed
ii BRIGHT. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
10 2Sd lExpress.l Auctioneers.
tsY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
h AuCu.neeT and Real Estate Brokers,
10. 526 Southeast corner 9TH and streets,
PUBIIO SALE OF FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WARRINGTON
CITY.
On TUESDAY, December J, 1853, will be Offered
for sale, a. AZ O'Clock M, tho pr M sas III.
oefirable tract OF land known Cedar Hill,
ecrteinIne fits acres, more or less
This land lies directly the Washington am
Baltimore Bai'Toa1 AMI Turn pike, ADJOINING tnt
farms of Messrs. Allen Dodge aud Clarke Mills
the railroad passing through il divides il ia two
nesTiy eGua parts. The situation is high and az
tra tive, stfoI ding beautiful buiding sites sOl
market gardening or fruit growing no more favor
able location can De had within the District ot
Columbia, or soil liter adapted to the purpose in
Its fertility and esrlisess portion of this LAM
is in high state of cultivation, having besn fol
maDl years and at present, cultiyet,d As a mark II
garden. To those persons desir!T z small cOuntry
seats. tao beautitul sites here offered beine
G MIN anding and ptCts resYu-.
The improvements consist Of q small DWELLING
House upon each DIVISION. as made BY the Railroad
1t will lie sold in two more lots.
Tern 8 Of sale Cash.
TS such persons Gay wish a snail ri a-e wi-bfn
easy access Of WashinFtOD city this sale uarricI-
larry recommends itself
GEO. II. CALVERT. IR
Agent for GEO II. CALVERT. Executor
roH eO&cs GREEN d WILLIAMS. Ap-ts
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 appop,exv. hart dis
case headsches. sudden PAINTINGS, should keen the
heIlel near them; teaspoOnful in water, will, in
three minutes, remove oil difi Guilty.
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AUCTION SALES,

RI GREEN = WILLIAMS.
No. Us southeast corner Of seventh and sh.
rTs sIEsE 6 os 4EnI HpusF ASO
ttET%siN AND ? srRRErs NORTH. Al
Ga On THURSDAY, the Sd day Of p.eemp.,
si at. at oiSsek os s ep the D.em,;es We
s9Ssre being let mont 81 Is FEET aee Is to an
ai,sy; WITH geod tsC,.tc.y Frame House, oon.
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and ssourei ny
ARD revenue stsmp the cost Of the pm feh
nossd Oh 'n' GsEEE { WILLIAMS ..uo.
RY GKEEN WILLlAms,
No. 500, southeast corner Of 9TH and D streets.
rRgsrths 6A Franz sHsu as9ussANp
FEST sfhsIf hAs5. xr A9efioSst: AND
Virtue IF d.sS Of trust a. .as ise Ssh
DAY of September, ls67, aud duly recorded 4 O. r.,
COUNT IN the Dstc Of nor
being part of Lot No II, in the suSsivision OF
square No 7is being good front and depth, with
Terms: enc half cash; balance, 6 and l? months,
trust on the premises. All conyeYancing and rev.
enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser $50
com piled with in five days after the day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost # the defauItnR purchaser BIZ
advertising three times in the Evening star.
DAVID 3. JOHNSON. Trustee
noT eoads GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
IlY WILLIAM l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
ID stores 81 5 end 317,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
PAwNBROKER,s SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
n We will offer for sale at our Sslesroom, on
EyA}the corner of Penn sylvania avenue and 9th
ESsxstreet, the Uuredeemed Pledges Of X. Fulton
o, 3I1 9th street. on WEDNESDAY aud
THURSDAY next, the I'd and 81 days of Decen
ber at 10 O'Clock n the morning and in the eve
ming comprising the greatest variety and largest
assortment ever offered 10 his District, viz =
Gold aud Silver Watches, Diamonds, Gold Pins
and Rings. Guns. RevOlvers, Cutlery. Books
Musical and Mechanical Instruments, Clothing
&C ,&c.
N. B.-The public are res pectfully invited to the
above sale, as some of the goods are entirely new,
and will be sold without reserve.
no q St W. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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nh GREEN WILLIAMS,
Il Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. S26 Southeast corner Of 7th and ID sts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON
TWkNTY SECOND STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN K AND STREETS NORTH, AT
at O'Clock =. m, on the premis SEES, Lot No. >. in
hgusre No. 81. being 65 feet AZ inches 'front.' by Ia
solo Ito three building lots. IL desired.
Terms. One-ha cash; the balance in six and
nine months, for notes bearing interest, and Sc
cured BY deed of trust on the premises. a de-
rOsit of : 80 on each lot when sold Ali conysysn-
chg and revenue STAN ps at the cost Of the pu-
eli aser. GREEN WILLIAMS,
TO f3-d Aucioneers.
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If SUDDENLY SEIZED with pain one tea
spoonful in glass OF water will, in few mi n ties
remove all uneasiness.
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CLOTHING, DC.

CLOTHING FOR TIE MILLION.
WALL, OBENSOy & CO.,
No. 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
EGTABLISHED IS YEARS.
CHEAPER THAN 7TH STREET
CHEAPLR THAN ANY STREErIl
TAKE NOBODYy WORD.
COME AND SEE.
EXAMINE OOR STOCK.
COMPARE PRICES.
SATISFY YOURSELVES
ACT ACCORDINGLY.
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WOOD AND COAL.

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLEASON q CLAIMS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
81 their Depot and Chief Once, @ street wharf, W
o. sToRRs D 90, corner 18th and +, Wash
BAiLEY 4 CO., corner 7th sndF;
b. TRAUTMAN, III Pa. avenue, betw cen lett
aud tn streets.
IL. BOGuV- corner Bridge and High, George.
town. I'M
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Ivy WILLIAM WALL 4 Co, AuctiOusers
I'd Stores 3l5 and 3I7,
south corner Penn. sven.e and 9Th streets
sToCk OF GROCERIES. WINES LIQUORS.
GLASS AND OROCkERY wARE ar AUG,
On VIII be offered at the store, on the south
east corner OF sth and s:rssts, n NON
- m together with the Good will, &c We
Teas, sugar, Coffee, Butter, Bacon, Flour, Mo
Crackers SPICES. Canned Fruits. Extracts. Starch
Pickles, Preserves, Fish, Plates, Bowls, Dishes,
SShimney;s; Brandy, Whisky. Gin
Porter, Ale. Otis, &c, &c.
viii he ADDED 20 the above sale
Ore Gold (dOubIe-caseb Watch Johnson rosla
Two single easel Col watch.s ;, TOBIAS make
One sREerb Sewi nE N achine
~ e aboEe stock can be purchased privately ua-
Possession Of the store ami Dwelling. contain
ips eight rooms, given Immediately. Bent only
TENS: Cash for all sums under 500: thirty
proved endorsed nOtes. The whole can be rnr.
chased for half cash and the balance ia thirty
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactory payer.
hpTly on the PRIMES, orto
30 sd WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
by COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
Star Once Building.
ROSEWOOD PARLoR UTE, FRENCH PLATE
Sr lth4fSh RussET AZ. MP OK rGpaANsEn
F F.TSss h hAMhRSkiNs AKP ncLLiA GE c0R
~ Of EsvsP. 10 - 3, ps sas FT1i
xxrperlor assortment Of Household Furniture, &c
soIid Rosewood Parlor SUITE. /, Broos,eJIa
Siii frame frenoh-plate Mirror, with Slab AMI
Marble top Centre Tables. wharnot
y, ainut Bo4kcase aud Secretary
RI al
Paflor Ornaments. BronZes. sc
Rrussels: TbIee-pIy, and Ingram Carpets
slnut Tble top CHANGER suites
Solo - Oak Marble top Chamber saits
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Boosters, and Pillows
IhIEa and Glassware
Cookins ard I'd HSatiH Hc's Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c, sc.
-o.e e&Gs AuctiO neers.
tSY COOPER LATIMER, Anctioneers.
Southwest oor,ser of Peansylyanis svenSs snt I'm
street, Star orAo Building.
EXTENSIVE PAwsBROKE sALEAr AUc.
p HFRzBERG,s sSSn.l fail sale Of ur,..
E?asfeemed Pledges win be held al our aucii on
MUNDAY, November -, srd TUESDAY, pecen.
Der l, ISIS, stilo o'clock q. m,
when we shah efer an extensive assortment
merchandise. comprising
Geld snd Silver Hunting American, L n ylis b, ,
Patent Lever, snd other Watches
Gold halns, in variety
Gold Rings, Bresftpins. Diam sa9s. aud other
Jswelry, together With silver and PLACED w are
Also.
Wearing Apparel, consisting Of Ladies' Closks,
Ireeses. DIR, IS Patterns, Furs ia variety. &c
Gentlemen 8 Wearing Apparel, Comprising Over
and other Coats, Pants, aud Vests, together with
Guns Pistols, Music Il Instruments, Fancy Goois,
&c, &c, &C.
Terms cash
CHAS. HkRZBU &c. PswbbroRer,
COoPkb q LkTTMER
ToA 5IoiJ Auctioneers.
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EVENING STAR.

J. II. GRkss, THx REFoKNHD G.xrrKR.
ACQUITTED on A CaAKsE oF ENEKzzIINa
Sl2toJ.-Ionsth n a. Green. kncwn a tha re-
iOI med gambler. " A., by n re0utstuon from
Gov. Hays Il Ohio, taken on the 9TH of " ~
last o. Athens cgunJy, Onto. - ans Ner 70 tbs
charge 81 en- hezzling si2.t0o. Green was r.
iessed on IS bond, snd returned 10 hIs FAINT
~ IA July. and on tb- pm of the preset m oath
splsar"d, and was aCquitted-the prose cuti n
haNing hem shapdoned ~ the State on tbs
grnnEd that thers was no cause for ac;Ion.
!" men me arrest WAS made a. reen was NJ his
nome IN l-awrsnceburgb. WHERE ne has been
SHOWN since hls birth. over nfty years ana
MDere All BIS acts. good and bad. during has
WE'VE years OF gambling life and turenty-five
Sens as reformed gambler, were well XII an
~ lh'tfSOurse never WARRANT ted he b.ltef
Va, ne " a. guilty Of the charges thAt caused
uis hrest Sreen had bis enemies STD frieuas
~ ms hsuNe Town, but neit her Of them believed
him guilty They Were correct he rsrurnad
on Monday last an iHjur~d rnan. ard ms NO
more than v hat he due him that all the news
Papers INST so readily heralded has arrest.
should now publish wide his innocsnce
They cannot unoo the wrongs he has sastsin.t
by the foul tongue Of Islander ana consrtra~y
TO ruin him. bat hey may sIG 20 reinstst. hi.
moral reputahou.-LdNTeE',b arSA (IadD Fress
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llY W. L. WALL 400, Auctioneers.
- stores > 4 5 aud 3l1,
Southwest corner Penna. ave. and 9Th street.
ROSEWOOD PIANO, sPLkNDID WALNUT
CHAMBkR SUITES AND ROSEWOOD PAR
LDR FURNITURE IN CRIMSON, BRDCA-
TkLLE, AND GkEEN REPS, FINE FRENCa
CLOCKS, AND oTHER FURNIrURK, &C,
On tuesday MORNING. December
67yV I, commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell.
!" Nv at eur salesroom. without reserve
Two W slnut Chamber Suites, computing
Bedstead Dressing Cabinet
Wardrobe and Washstand
Three Chamber So ties, comprisins
Bedsteads, Dressing Cabinet and W ashstand
One Rosewood Psrl0f suite, in Crimson, con-
tAiping-
One Sofa, two Arm Chairs, four Side Chairs
One Sofa Table, and two Reception Chairs
One Parlor suite, In Green Rep, con tai Ding
One Sofa, tive Arm ChAirs. four Side Chair
One Sofa Table, and Easy Rocker
Two Rosewood Pianos, Covers and Stools, BY
best makers,
Sixteen Vine French Clocks, lust import.d And
in perfect order with G. obes
Carpets, Feather Beds, Pillows
Set of Silver plated Ware
With other articles in the nousekeepiue line.
We call particular attention OF buyers % the eals
OF the above Furniture. as IL 10 eli well made by
one OF the best makers. and TO which we car rec
emmerd, and vii be peremptorfly sold
IoU W. l.. WALL Co. Aacts.
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1sY WILLIAM l. WALL & Co, Auctions ers
I'D Stores 3lS and 3l7,
South corner Penn. syen.e and 9Th stree.s
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
N ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
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AUCTION SALES.
III GREEr q WILLIAMS
II ABctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 18th and ID streets.

| ID Asctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
| No. sss, Southeast corner 18th and streets.
OHANcEBY SALE.
~ virtue 81 aserse % the supreme Oonrt
and others ar. c"n and Jseo; Pink and
Ter ,ss s ss, dc, 's 81 De-
inter- q, the hour Of o'clock. ON ths premises.
q fi' c q ana .ss .s LIE
T., n,s q Get o @, the north sids Of street and
y.y.a sienSls. ketss to Paul Hess !. per deed den
a erms: One-third cash; the balance of the our
chase money N six and t.slve m ontns, the pur-
te.ri Interest from the day Of sale; or the Who
Of the sSrsh..s money may ,. paid On the day Of
sSs eRkiS FI Has;
.ss essi: n. 5Ar 5.s NEIGH.
street. Star Once Building. AVN
CROCKKRY AND GLASS WARE. PLATED
wsAkh, Cutlery, AND FANCY ARTICLES
~ ON TUESDAY MORNING. Decemherl.
q ss No at Oh. saSi,Sn s.TS Of
" between 9Th and 10th streets, We snail sci
his f fHsS ss.s sCT Tp[f! az Spoons
Cutlery and !snoy Articles
Store Fixtures, consisting Of Shelving, Desk.
Stove, &C
Terms cash.
no Is 2t COOPER q LaTIMER, Aucts.
RY FOLEY & CO., AuctIonerr.
ID No. 3s4h and 3s43, seventh street,
between and Istreets.
COATS, PANTS, vKsTs. HATS. caps. BOOTS.
AND SHOES. PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH
CAsSlMEREs RLAOK DOESKIN, AND
TAIb0RS TRIMMINGS LARGE STOCK OF
sECONDH HAND CLOTHING.
RSR1 On WEDNEsDAY MORNING Deem
DN ber ID. at 10 o'clock, at 1913 II street,
z" near the corner of 18th, we shall sell n ne
-. assortment of custom made Clothing, such
as Goats, Vests, Pants, Hats, Caps. Boots ana
shoes. plain and fancy French Ca.eimeres. black
Deer Kin and Tailors Trimmings, Italisn Cloths
Selicia Twist. &c. Sleeve Boards. Irons, and
everything belonging TO the tailoring business,
Store for rent and fixtures for sale.
no Is St FOLEY & CO., Auctionsers.
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DENTISTRY.

DEN lSlR 7.
hES w. AND IL. A MERKILL, DENTISTS,
y Nc. 256 PEhNSi LNANIA AVE .-ssSx
NUE.. between 9Th and 18th streets, fur 49,
nlsb hbTIt lCiAL TEETH on any Kind LIE
OF PlaIe desired. Pure NttTOpS O1ids Gas con-
stabtly On hand for extracting eeth without PAL J.
We Fuaranree t. all those having work done at our
Cthce Satisfaction in every particular. no 10 ~.
HK LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL assoIIs
- TiOk.
No 200 PENEA AVE
betveen i2.b aud 18th =tree.s.
SEaTA EXTEACTsD WITHOUT RAIS.
Nc charge VIII te mace for extr ,eiins vhsEs 4
itcisi Teeth sre inserted, although the ,~Hxs
patient viii be reqsir66 to pay for theSHysf :.
snrgtcai operation when perforset, which N1-l-E11
viii be deducted whom the Teeth are u-ste. T..
Association fs now prepared TO mare Teeth q
Gold, Silver and Rubber, ct New York, PtilGdel
phis and Boston pr ces All persons wishing deo.
sBl work done have 10 rs cheap IN the abevs-
named cities. All WORK Will be done In the nor. 81.
and best manner. an6 warranted 70 give enHrf
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll 70 cali and 60
a5sins ouT sors before gettiaz ~ elsr-hsre. !Fr
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d. r. HIOKLING,
Corner Pa. avenue and ID street General Agen
for District Of COluLaDis. ..sI no4-Sm
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DY COOPER LATIA ER, Auctiosser,,
Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure Oo,)
6outhVest corner Pa. avenue and llth otroet
tStar Once BuildfnRD
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ely GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. s26, southeast corner 18th and streets
THE HOST INTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AND AGklCULTURALI IMPLEMENTS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT Abortion
On FRIDAY, the 10Th instant
I've will sell, at the Warehouses and
Store Of J. P. Bartholow, ESQ, op-
posite be Centre Market, on 9TH street, be-
tween .ennsylyanta avenue and the canal, com.
menctng at 10 o'clock q m, and cont nue. from day
TO day until ell 10 ssd the largest, most com
and general assortment Of Hardware and A gricul-
tural Implements ever offered for sale in the city
OF Washington. As the stock Is well knewn TO be
of the most superior quality and greatest variety
We Deem IL unnecessary 70 enumerste.
nol9-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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ALL 01 The POPULAR PATENT MEDT
"A CIHES and DYy SUITS car be haA at
DOLBY 8 Drug store, east ID street and Penn
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STOPS PAIN quicker than morphine, chloro-
form; or TN, or any other anody ne known to the
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Teams For the Farm.


THE question is occasionally raised as
to whether horses or oxen are the most
valuable, for farm labor, but, like the one
about "Billy Patterson" it remains an
open one for the very good reason that it
admits of no exact solution. For some
kinds of work on the farm, horses may be
the best for others, oxen. In either case
much will depend on the fact whether or
not the animals are properly trained or
broken to the work required. AS a gen.
eral thing span of horses will pillow over
more ground in day than yoke of oxen
because they walk faster, yet occasional
exceptions to this occur. We remember
to have aided in turning over a fallow OF
twenty five acresin which span OF horses
and yoke of oxen were employed. 1t
was decided to test their relative capacity
for the work--both teams being allowed
their natural gait. Equal sections of land
were assigned to both teams, and the oxen
came out invariably little ahead-gaining
time at each turning of the corners. They
were then tried on the same lands for a
day, with no marked advantage on either
side. These oxen were broke to the work ;
held their heads well up and marched along
with steady, stately step. In this partic-
ular instance the oxen were better for
blowing than the horses, for the simple
reason that, performing equal work, they
cost less for keeping, and were more
readily prepared for labor.
Where the field of operations is at any
considerable distance from the barn or
pasture, the horse would have the advan-
tage in the CELEBRITY OF his movements in
reaching it. AS a general thing, the sum-
mer season through, horses can do more
work than oxen for this reason, if no
other, they can stand the heat better.
Both are important on considerable farm,
and if the OK is found to be worth the
most when age suspends labor, the horse
will have made up the difference by the
CELEBRITY of his movements, and the more
diversified uses for which his labor has
been made available. Both are good in
their places, and no extensive farmer is
properly equipped for business who is des-
titute of either-Rurag Neao Yorker.