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|Sf CHAs. W. B0TkLIR, Auctioneer,, -
Corner of PennsylvaniA avenue and 10th Sc.
GUARDIANS, SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND

- By virtue Of 8 decree Of the orphsns'
El Gourt, Iatihsd and eenar s ned By the sa creme
sctiber viii sell at public sale. on FRIDAY. the
Isl Say Of October, fs6e, ct O'Clock m, on the
Square No sS2, irontins % feet on South ID street.
~ ils feet on lst stIeet vest, improved by small
Terms Of sale: One half cash; and balance In six
and twelve mosths, for notes atersst from
Gay OF sale. secured b. deed In trust upon the
as soon % the property is knocked dewn. All con.
veS aacng and st amps ct the costef the purchaser
seb-2aw&ds CHAS. W. B0rnLEk, Auct.
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a win be sold. on FRIDAY, October l, ct IL
owned end cultivated by r. II. Burcher. This
Iarn fs situated on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
inston and one mile from Blae ensburg, Md s2s ia
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMHR, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street.
VERY DESIRABLE IMPRovED PROPERTY
On On IL sFkEEHEI N9kEA ETWua qEt6S ma AND

VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
sM n AssEkE4E s24ksKfs, Ak EKy%yHFttSS Ira AND
al Der %, at clock will sell. in front Of the
premises, that very desirable property known
newt Calvary Church. The Lot has a front of
feet "a inches, running back los feet to alley
also an alley on side. The improvements consist
Of well blilt three story Frame Dwelling, con
tanning on the fIst floor saloon parlor with srbe
pantry With both Potomac and we'll water; on the
second and third floors are excellent chambers,
to have the of the two brick walls on each side
Of the house. Gas throughout the premises.
and Patent Of1ces, and within . half a square Of
tne street cars, making Q most desirable location
for first class residence.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest, secured BIZ
Of sale. COOPER LATIMGR
sc ddds kepl Auctioneers.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
IL AuctfoneerS and Real Eetate Brokers
No. sac, southeast corner 5th and ID streets.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed 81 trust dated 26th Of August.
1888 and recorded In Lfoer No. SIS. folio $50 shall
sell, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 29th
day of September, 1859, at O'Clock ,. m. tn fee
simple OF the foilowiog desirable Lot, situated on
being part Of Lot IS In Square No. al, srdng 10
kingmans 80 sdivisiop ef said square fronting II
feet on the south side Of street " depth Of 10
Terms: One-third cssh; balance in and IL
at cost Of purchaser.
THOMAS a, MITCHELL, Trustee.
ee l6-eo6t GREEN WILL ana Aucts
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets.
AYALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING on
fIITh sIkEEr WEST. BITWEEH AND
sTRnnTs NoRTHi ApyUIHIHG FHANk-
On THURSDAY. the soth inst, at 81 O'Clock p.
feet front by 100 feet deep 70 an alley mskins an
excellent Building Lot.
Terms One third cash balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed Of trust on the premises; stamps, &C., cost
OF purchaser. Fifty dollars down on the day Of
sale GREEN WILLIAMS
Esd Aucffouaars
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMs,
u Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
NO. e26, Southeast corner It'll and ID streets.

b. NO 4 Isl sas kssi f, e. Broker
PA AEkS 6 SHAMgER AZ! AR DINING EussI
HAZE MATTkKsss;rss,t o fEsrH HHsk BH HS4
e9sfSsas ERT2ts SRoekI ssFFA se, rs
a On, or THURSDAY. the seth instant, q. 10
fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, between
a. s h.. and 18th streets west opposite VIII
Exceiien,7a octave carved Rosewood Case Piano
sis P Hsir plsds s sdf with Brackets
M MsIDs Soo Ss..se Table; and
Damask, Lace. Bun and other Sr'S Curtains and
Fine OH Paintings
walnut Marble-top Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Tables, Bedsteads. wardr.bes. Chairs and Book.
m'fSS s: ns1:;ss 20 Scss:us wsshstsnds. Ia
Painted Cottage Chamber Suites and wardrobes
Feather Beds Piiovs BoIster. oomforts si.nk
cts, Sheets ANA Gases
BrunSsels: Thrse-ply. ingram, Stair and other
Gs Ols.SsA Bug: Mats. Netting and Rod.
Black Walnut Ixtension Table and Dining Chairs
One eIcellsIt Niagara Cooking Stove, nearly new,
P.rIor, Chamber, and one Noble Cooking Stove.
al An s. many other stsicles which we deem IN.
], Term g5is cash. un,I SREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No $40, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, 'FRONT.'.
INC ON MADISON STREET., BETWEEN
SIXTH AND GEVEHTH STREETS WEST.
AND NJ AND N sTREETS NORTH, AT AGO.
- On THURSDAY, the sots inst, a.
E$ O'Clock p. m, We shall sell, on the premises,
part Of Lot No. =, fu Square No as being
- feet inches front, W q good depth, with the
Terms: Cash. $50 down on the DAY Of sale.
Stamps, &c, at purc haser's cost.
se23d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
NO. S26, southeast corner ofTth aad ID streets.
TRUSTEES sALROF REAL ESTATE FRONT
lsIM AND 10TH STREETS WEST, AT AUO.
"a. By virtue of deed Of trust, dated septem-
te Der 9Th, 1853 and duly recorded I'm Liber II And
AAk, No 1. folio 80. shall sell, ON the premises
on TSksDAf, the 5th day OF october 1869, at
thereof OF Lot No "a and all Of Lot No IS. Ia sub
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-hslf cash; bslsnce In and l2
months, for notes be- airing INTEREST and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyaucinR
aud revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser,
$50 down on the dsy Of sale. And IL the terms
are not complied with within i've days after the
day Of sale the trustee reserves the right 70 resell
purchaser, BY advsrtising three times In some
Newspaper published in Warrington, D. O.
JOHN NJ. HANSON, Tru
&c sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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STOVES sTovEsl STOVES
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
HEATING. COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES.
AND THE
CHEAPEST In THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
TO BE FOUND AT
WALTER d. WYYILLs,
seltu No A0s Pennsyly .nis avenue.
. b, 3 10 Il a us
GOLDEN REMEpIIa.


GOLDEN REMEDIBS.
Ask for no other. take no other and you Win
save time, health and money.
$1,000 RHwARD for any case OF disease in sny
stage which they fall to cure.
r., ": Rishss Gelde. Ba!sem No. cures Ulcers,
Ulcera,ed Bore Throat and Mouth, Sore Ewes, On.
I 1S or skin xrEp tions, COPPER, CoIored
Biotches, Soreness ef the Scalp, scrofala, c.; 10
the greatest Rsnovator, Alternative, and Blood
Puriner known, eonoves all disease frsm the sys-
ten, and leaves the blood pure and healthy
Or. htchdhs Golden Balsam No. . cures Mercu.
nal Anecuons, rheumatism In ell its FORMS
whether rom mse3ary or other causes: gives i'm.
mediate relief fE 81 cases. No dieting nee eeoary
have thousands OF Certificates proving the mirnc.
rlous cures enscssd BY these Remedies. Price Of
sitas e. 30 or No. g. sss per b0stis,or two bot
.D,. Rfelss's 9e1fsa Astidots, Q safe, speedy
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Oerangs,
ps s nt.. accompanied with full directions. Price
DT. kiesssS Gsldes Eliz~ d'Ames,, radical
cure Tor Nervous or General Debility. In old or
young: imDsrtins energy With wonderful eject.
.h On IsesiSt Of price. these R:msdies win Be
snnippeo TO any place, PROMPT astention paid 20
name OF Dr. Rieiax's Gotfss Females, ID. 3.
h,ssards, sole proDrietor, !" blown In glass OF bot
address Dk. d. B. RICHARDS. No. gas vsrick
0rees: NSS lork. Once hours from 0. n. 20 D.
%. - Orcoiars sent. ysN
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N0TIol OF RIMovAL.

We respectfully call the attention Of our friends
n customers 10 orr temporary REMOVAL TO the
teJ els hnished. Our sales Will be continued ~
ssual on Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday mo n.
jes ". L: WALL D co.. Aucts.
S0HOOL BOOKS AND eTATI0HERY The
- best assortment and the lowest prices ct ROE.
Its, No. 337 18th street, above New York Az
enus. 30 slim
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DIED.

sEEeEHEY. At Washingt,n city, September
.stn; ls;s, bic birthday, aged AZ years, G1ORGR
u. sENsENEI. for l01a years the able Iditor on
the Winchester BE bhcan.
lofty papers please copy.l
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RY COOPER &,bATIMER, Auotioneers
- Successors to J. O. McGuiro 4 Co.D
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and nth street.
SUPERIOR LIBRARY AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, aud THUReDkY EVEN-
81 our auction rooms, shall ssll very an Derior
collection OF Books, IN Oil the q Of Lit.
=, Terms cash. Catslogues now resdy Tor distribu.
ton. OOOPlR LAfIME
se IS u Yep Auctioneers.
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I 8. MARSRALs SAFE.

p virtue Of fur writs Of nsri se.ss, and one
" Gsst once Of ne sa!rsns Court Of the District
Nc .als 5Gs essh II trent Si Court door
tight title claim and inter est In and to part Of Lot
No. in Square No. as, In the city Of washing.
ton, d. O., beginning g tbs northe 1t corner 81
s e SQUARE, thence south a feet thence west TO
the Esst end q the lot; thence 10 nortesry al.
line Of said lot thence With said north lae to the
ments thereon, seized and levied upon q the
q 5V sstx o. gso0a legal a. :od nd al De sesd
and 3IN. In favor Of George b. Plant, Matthew q.
Emory. A: b T. q. Richards. ). D, Parkinson, and
Owen B Wilson, al against Brook Macka!l, Jr:
Auguu 10, 1859 a. l0-d
THH ABOVE SAIL IS POSTPONED
Until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th OF September, ls6s
~ tne same hour and place. By an hority Of eli
-. ALEx. SHARP, o. 9. Marshal D. O.
August y, 1859. an 81
0THI ABOVE BALE Is YURTHER POST.
pcned unit! W0UEeDAY the 29'h inst Al ssme
hour and Iiasc .sr By order Of Court
SePss"oef Dfhs 1850 seU
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DBOPOsALs FOB FUEL.

OFFICE CHTKP QuARrRRMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, )
s..,.a pkIcMM3Np, Va, Ssltembss 70, 1859.
At ,hi: once until p e. Of sAfU SDAY. the
i npx dSy O 0ctSbsr, 1852 for the delivery of
be reauirea Iron month 70 month. Tor the service
$50, lsstiMatsd Ct 10 cords PEI month. June s''n
,PIspesals 70 be G2aIanteedes indicated By the
QusrteImaster at by nchburg. virsiuis. or 10 tSis
once; sr ed fes right to reject any or ali bids not
tary District j. az SJHHMni ~ Dsn
phief oaartsrmaster lst Military Distrist
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


b Auctionssss snd Uomnisslen Merchants,
No. SSS Soatasest corner m and streets.
rs s. II. 9i.s4 v4s. 1ssU 1t
-, g. TUlseAY, y. ,lss day q ss.ssme.r. 1882.
srsus q dssa trust q. :sS
81 & sss ss:5i. 4: w::S5.s.
Di:tri.t @ oolam6is, ths folVxins nsSsd piece
S.ss.s Yin end u es city
bsrsd thiIty-e one tHl, in George W Rtsss' SUB.
e s': .bs = to .:s IS
o oaTsRs issrt Of fsst I1ss Or ss
Ssei 70 e se1 Also The iaPfSts
Terms : One half cash; balance in snd I,
fs:rsd ;sS&sSss bssFins from az a Of
SO & & ssa down :h:s .: S.sSssss /. sid.
ds. the g the
Iropsrty at TIE ri.L and eo.s Of tie .aei.uitinss
IN some psssr printed q Es;SiNgtSn, p; q: .."''
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
.. SsS'f OF the T aRsss WILLIAMS. Aue..
'SaE .gs W VI C3 APSssI0nssl'
G and d streets. ~
fRUeTEEv sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kHAL ESTATE In THD TIRsc WARD
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 18th,
iS6s, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6s4, folio
county. Distrfct Of Columbia, and By direction Of
the party secured thereby, will sell st public
the 18th day Of September. 1889, Ct O'Clock p m,
o. Of and ssns
known and described as Lot marked and lettered
3D., In Todd recorded subdivision of part OF Lot
nSmbered thirteen as. In Square numbered eighty
teOi, having front OF nineteen (l9 feet seven and
half az inches on &c" street north and run
ming back with the same width one huni red ana
twenty one Cl2l) feet eight and half ga inches
to an alley seven "a feet wide. The above prop
erty improved by four story brick house, with
ms ste front, with ample back building, and con.
tanning eleven rooms, with gas. water, and mod
ern conven1ences, and fs situated in q high ly de.
sirsble neishborhood. and offers fine chance for
Terms of sale: 0ne-fourih cash; balance in 6, IL.
and IS mouths. The trustee reserves the right to
resell case OF non compliance with terms OF sale
within FIVE days at the rick and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. All conveysncing aud stamps at
eSst Of pure1hs;seri deposit Sf 800 Ct time Of
ael4-3taw2w J. B. WHEELER 90 =, Aaots
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Rf GKEIN WILLIAM6,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 seventh street.
ESTATE.

~. oSO ScV0utu bttocts
TRUSTEES SALE .a q VALUABLE RnAL
a By virtue Of deed Of trust, executed BY
E::i James Ca:paris to me, bearing date on the
: 3lst day Of March, 1858, and recorded in Libsr
" T., No 81, folio les, ct seq, one Of the land
records Of Warrington county D. Q; shall effer
4 public sale upon the premises, on TUESDAY,
tne sth day Of October, 1859. at O'Clock D. all
.ns the pieces parcels OF lots OF lend lying
same being Lot No. Is aud the western half Of Lot
NO is, In Square No: 68s, and being the properly
KNOWN as Gas paris, Hotel, on Capitol Hill.
Prick Hotel.
Terms: One half in cash; on the residue of the
purchase money Q crecit Of six and twelve months
viii be given, the pure ascf te execute his prom.
issory Totes in two equal instruments bearing I'm
terest and secured by deed OF trust ON the prem.
ises All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the
c0st OF the purchaser; and II terms are not com.
piled With in i've days after the day OF sale, the
property win be resold at bis risk and cost
A deposit of S2U0 fequired when the suctioneer's
hammer falls. = JOHN y. aORRTS,
l4eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucss.
RY CHAs. ". B0TELER, -Auetioneer, -
- (succtssor to J. u. McGuire h 90 y
Corner of pa0DavlvanfA ayenue And l0fb
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RAILROADS,
BALfIno.l Axp OHIO RA,LsoAp.

BALfInosl AHp OHIO RAILROAD.
q =
1T. ss.,,. .:.:.: S IS; ssI.,.
Jon IALfIneRn,
Yi:s c's ss sc,f.s 80. -: sss s e;
t..,. POI ALL WAY srArIeHs
and go Jan: ana :sss:'i ssia''' ct and 800 Al
~ as::: ;...:s,,.: !: Z; :.:.ss s'l. .
yo = s sTsRAd
Lesw 3e n H., sna iss<s, sac, SEQ, ~
-. IIos wAy sissrIo.s;
FOB ALL PARIs OF THl wEsr.
a. h, $50, ase i:ts and Z. ~ ssaes'' I"
On s s:ssss Z. io a.. ana oas 90.
sect,ne st Relay esstica with trains &on Bald
Tsrs % sle: g q. %:.. q. Nc ,. s.s IN.
E: a' . s' 20:
ssss; ss z, q. ..enos ces can there 2
3 20 q. 40 Sss Is 8. ss
Sss rss ~ r. ana Boston. -
WILSON, n...ss q rrs::lortsssoa
.os gro Ro0s Hsf's Ssa sasii s. a:;.'
THs0geH LINZ sRTMEkn wAsHInsrsn
INV E0sH.
Trssns between wAsHINGTON And lew
fCRk are nov run 90 follows, via:
FOR NEW Y0RI, wifhoa ehasSs az esys.
Leave daily texocD, Sunday st Q A. n. ana
12:<s and p p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave dolly leIoegt sunday % a. n. cad
12:4S and $40 p. n.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New 1ork ss $40 p. n ana Phfls-
phis at $40 p. n.
Sleeping cans fer New Yort on r. u. train
only.
Through tickets TO PhIlsleIphis, nsv fora OF
Boston can be hsd at the Station 0oe eli ho IN
n the day. Also, as the Oompsnys ofnos, Ne.
ticket. q che Avenue once can there srrsnss .
have their baeGaB called for and checked st ths1r
residence, taken he depot, md Dos IN the 30.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdversassns.s
ior sehsdule eetyeen Washington, Baltinose, An
Z. WILsoI. nssssr Of T.nsporasssa.
In. COLL. General Ticket Agent
no0 gro. 9. KO0NTI. Aren't. Washinston.
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EISHING TACKLE q PIAB0DTT, No. ana
a u street, between 9Th and fth. Also, dseIs n
triass, Repairing Of Guns Locks. and Bells don
n tns best manner stshort notice. =. myiS-
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OA1RErs. OuBfAIHs. %.
TIE HOST RkzS0NlBLs fkfcHssH
WI. 0. nILCEHLL co..
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4 IEBEGs MAT BISCUIT;
L. LON DON BIsCplTs
BENr's WATER CRACKERS:
EoNDoN pfsPnPsIA CRACKERS;
NHRMICBLLIRs
MACCARONI;
PARMEsAN CHEESE;
just received a. NV: BUROHlLLs.
Corner Of 18th and streets,
% ~ Under Ebbftr Hsuse
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SITED sSAiEs PATENT 0TFI0i,

T. ~. wA..issros, D. o., Set. 8. 1873.
deEoe, X. sdministrator 81 tba sstss. ~ .,n.n
Patent sr.ptss d Cor the extension o.
the th day Of December, iss To- an in ., a., ~
neIt In Cloth Stretching Roil.rs ~ NAPas'~
eosel on the 9th day OF Hovember usrt a. The
time for fling the arguments ana ths n.
next, and that said petition BE- heard on ~ 81
Cay OF November next. w 'ne --d
Any person may eppoee this sxtensiou.
eAMgIL 3. FISHER,
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pRoPOsALs FOB TRASH BEET.

OFFICE DEPoT OoMMIssART or SuBsIsrExcE,t
"AsHIsSrox' sssPtemeer Is. isss.
fff,y Barrels Family and One Hundred Barrels
PEST 40 lFLOUk, TO be delivered ut the eub.is-
street
., Other conditions made known by the under
Pr9gosais received until Il m. the "a q octo.
se 20 90 O.enUsA
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III COOPER LATIMIR,- Aucfiopee,,
ao,tAvsSsSS ccsn~s 80 sx...s ~ 70.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01
scenes at Castle Garden.

A New York correspondent writes:
"The scenes which meet the eye at
Castle Garden are often of the most
touching character. Passing along the
main entrance this morning, / encoun-
tered group (emigrants) consisting Of q
woman and three children, the eldest not
more than nine years, sitting huddled up
together belinda pyramid of passengers
luggage. The woman was weeping bit
terly, and the children had vacant
stare, betokening bewilderment. Her
story may be told in few words. She
was a native of Birmingham, England.
Her husband had been in this country a
twelvemonth and had earned money
enough to send her TO pay her and
the children's expenses to New York.
After long separation she had looked
forward with blissful anticipations of a
happy reunion.
"When the steamer came into port
she looked long and anxiously among the
crowd, that were hurrying to and fro
taking care of the new comers, but she
.lookedin vain. The husband had writ
ten her that he would be among the first
on board, and that she must keep lock-
out for him. With siraining eyes and an
aching heart, alas she kept her watch
in vain--the poor man (who was o
painter by trade) having fallen from q
ladder a few days before and killed him.
self. The kind hearted commissioners,
on being made acquainted with the facts,
did what they could to comfort her.
They would get her employment in q
good, kind family, and her children
would be sent to the Sheltering Arms
But with tears in her eyes she asked
me, fhow could she part with her dear
hoys? Who would take care of them
Who would nurse them 2 The mothers
love was strong even in the agony of the
wife's bereavem emf, aud / left her, op-
pressed with the conviction that sorrow.
ful as are her experiences, they would
seem to be the too common lot Of the
stranger in q strange land.
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A Mouse Jumps Down a Jadge's
Throat.

While Judge Archer, Of Marshall, Ind ,
was removing some boxes from shelf
one day last week, mouse jumped out
of one of them aud into the mouth Of
the Judge, and started directly down his
throat. The Judge, unlike John China
man, did not relish the taste, aud after
several hawks, succeeded, despite the
efforts of the mouse, in getting him out
of his throat into bis mouth, but was
rather slow in getting hold of the little
DEVIL" and he made another attempt to
get dswn the judges throat, but was
again unsuccessful. Whether the mouse
was trying to commit suicide, or whether
he wanted merely to revive the inner
man" we have no way Of ascertaining,
but we are assured that be was successful
in soaring the Judge considerably.-Press
and Times
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The Dayton (Ohio) Ledger tells the
following: Yesterday afternoon a lady
reached the passenger depot in this city,
on one of our railroads, just as the train
on which she desired TO take passage
moved away. As she stood gazing on the
train, her arms full Of packages and her
eyes full of tears, gentleman arrived at
the depot on full run with his carpet.
sack in his hand, bis coat on his arp and
his face streaming with perspiration. He,
too, wanted to take the same train, but,
alas was too late. As he looked on the
train, now fast moving away, he sat
down his carpet-bag, wiped his face, and
very deliberately and emphatically said,
'D-n that train I The lady heard him,
and smiling upon him with a lady g
sweetness, said, Thank you, SIR He
had, undoubtedly, expressed her senii :
ments exactly. dh ala
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horse railroads, and anon engaged in the
establishment ofan Irish Republic, must
be "stropg," or il would long ago have
succumbed to that incessant demand
upon sll its faculties, which, being nobly
responded to, has made the name George
Francis illustrious in every quarter Of
The globe. Many other Yankees, hear
ing of the chance, have probably gone
into training for the Throne, but they
must train pretty stihy if they expect to
rival the great Train himself. Our fa-
vorite candidate, however, if we were in
the speculation, would be the Hon. Gid
con Welles, of Connecticut; partly be.
cause Gideon is a good military name,
and partly because Mr.. Welles would be
equally great upon the SEQ and upon the
land, and sure to win our reverence as a
mariner while he seduced our affection
as monarch. "God save Gideon"
would sound beautifully, and so we say
God save himl-Neo York Tribune
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01

During the cross-examination Of wit,
ness he was asked where his father was,
to which question, with q melancholy
air, be responded: Dead, sir; dropped
off very suddenly, sir" "How came he
to drop off suddesly p was the next
question. "Foul play, sir the sheriff
imposed upon his unsuspicious nature,
and getting him to go on q platform to
look at select audience, suddenly he
knocked small trap door out from
under him, and in falling he got entan-
gled on rope, from the effects of which
| he expired"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01
CO-Partnershlp.

Jas. @. BARBOUR. THos. D. WILDER.
b Jas. G. SIMPSON.
From the above it win be seen that We have
become the successors Of Messrs. 4. Robbins
4 Bradley In the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01
waiting for baby 10 "Come mp. >

A little friend Of ours, (says the editor
of Merry's Museum), who had been told
that, though the flowers died in the an.
tumn, they would come up ss beautiful
as ever in the spring, lost her baby sister,
and some time after was found sitting BY
the little grave with face full Of hope
and expectation. On being asked why
she was there, she said with an air OF
inoeent faith: fl
: 80, I'm waiting for baby TO come up.
We planted her last winter; but she II
soon come up now, prettier than ever
like my snow drops in the garden.
II took a long time 10 teach her the
truth; and she was much rrieved because
baby would not sprout visibly, and bios
som again in, the little green bed where
she bad slept 50 lopg.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01

The opening Of the Suez canal will be
attended by the Grand Dukes Constan-
tine and Vladimir, the Austrian Arch
dukes, the Prince Royal of Prussia, the
Prince and Princess Of Hohenzollern,
Count Beust, and, probably, by the EN-
press of France.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-01

King George Of Greece, while on q
hunting excursion recently, shot man
whom he mistook for Q deer. The King
was almost in despair when be found out
What be hse done. The family Of the
man was literally provided for, and the
matter vas hushed up.