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llY GRlEH WILLIAMS,
- Aucttoneers and Real 1stete Brokef0,
No. sac. southeast corner Of 1th and d streets.
TRUsTEEV SALE OF A rHRIE.sTORY
BRIOK HOUSE AND BACK BUILDfNG.
WITH FINE LOT, FRONTING ON l1rI
STREET WEST, BITWEEN AND II SITS.
NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, the 18th instant, ct s O'Clock
:. p m: shall sell, By virtue Of deed of trust
6dated the l4th day OF November, 1858. and duly
recorded in Liber r. and R., No. 4, folio IS, &C.,
one Of the Land Records for Washington county,
In the District ofColumbia, known and design ated
90 part Of lot No. 5, In square numbered one hun
dred and eightythree, % laid down In the recorded
plan OF the city of Washington; beginning for the
same at point on the line Of Seventeenth street
vest thirteen feet nine and one half inches on
and ninety feet one ino6, thence nerthv ally
thirteen feet nine inches; thence Westwsrdly one
hundred and ninety light feet and enc Inch to the
place Of be ginning. With the improvements con.
sisting Of q three story Brick House, with BtSk
Building and Frame stable I'm the rear OF The lot
Terms One half cash balance In six auotwelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of the purchaser
sale are not complied within five days after the day
property at the risk and cost OF the defaulting
newspaper published in Ws.hington city, D. G.
je2-3aw&ds GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FOR SALE.


nRUG STORE FOR eALE-In a good loo alton.
Office. ie Of
LOB SALE-A good family HORSE and OAR
KlHGn Call at 3O7 Pa. ave., between 9tn
EOR SALE-A BAKERY. HORSE, WAGON,
u MARKET stands, doing good business. Good
t R las soed run OF customers. Address
BOX no. q, star once. je 4-6tH
EOR SALE-The neat and recently fitted mn
4 REsTAURANT at 225 Penn. av now doing
an EXCELLENT business. For particulars inquire az
the premises je3 at'
A LARGE LOT or TABLES and BENOaES
"A from the late Government sales for sale cheap
for cash By CHAs. =. HULS e, near the corner Of
9TH and streets, Navy Yard. les 81.
A RARE CHANCE-S23O viii buy the STOCK
"A And FIXTURES Of handsome little Grocery
and Cfear store, nov doing good business. The
tenement for rent; SIS. Reasons for selling bad
health. Apply at the Star once. je3sts
E'OR sALE-An INTEREST, covering real a.
tate, In Building Association doing thriving
business For particulars inquire at Room 8,
WiEder's Building. js2-3ts
S0DA WATBR APPARATUS FOB SALE
y OHEAP-yirst cIsss GENERATOR. and two
twelve gallon Porcelain lined FOUNTAINS. All
slot Hpothecary, corner 7sh ST H nearf.
BUILDING MATERIALS 20 ~ sALE.-A Fine
- chance for Builders:-A BUILDING contain
Ing about l52 0o Brick Also, number OF la n Dis
One small Building used for dwelling and one
and remove the buildings within thirty CsO) dsys.
For sale cheap for eash; APRIE so,y-n,,,
epzu 44s Fifteenth street.
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u WASHINGTON, ID. O., May Is. 1859,
On the petition OF JOHN T. BURROWS' of
Newark, New Jersey, praying for the extension
OF patent granted TO him on the lith day Of Au-
gust, ISIS, for an Improvement in Making Zinc
White:
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard ct this
ONCE on the l4th day Of July next. Any per-
SOB may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
tons, and other papers should be filed in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL g. FISHER.
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10y CHARLES ". BOTHIER, Auctionoer,
- (euccessor to J. @. Mcclure 4 Co.
Corner Of Pennsylvani avenue and 10th street.
SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED REAL rs.
IA!hD ANb IOUkIH efREEfe EAST, ii
ABE Ir CITY OF WAeainST"N, ,..
O'clock p. m, shall sell, ct public auction, in
D o. the that ssft Ct Lot
street south, end running back Ia feet Inches.
Terms: One third cash; balance in three equal
secured BY deed Of trust
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
Ne. S26 Southeast corner Seventh and SITS.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL EsTATE.
- By virtue OF decree of the Su preme Court
E Of the District of Columbia, sitting in
will Cn the b . S day 81 issJ
ct s, sleek p m In front Of the premises: that
same beeinning on a thirty foot alley at the d.
and running thence wost with said dividing line
fifty feet thence south twelve feet thence east nifty
twelve fee, to place OF beginning. n '''1 ""''
The part lot will be sold by Q subdivision to be
Terms prescribed by said decree: One third
cash. 500 when property Is bid OH and bal
red payne ITS and title retained unfit they are fully
from day Of sale the trustee Viii at
cost of defaultinR purchaser or purchasers Stamps
and corveysncins at pHrchsssr Or r1rchasers cost.
jssla GREEN iS W1sEiSM 5,1 Aness.
As attorney for the owner, will offer for sale.
Immediately after the above sale. the 2xso feet Of
above i. dosirs6le property, and is imPIoysd in
'1st ~ frame d. sRREs E0HSs Hns,
Try W. B. ROBERTS, Auclioneer: Norfolk, W.
STEAMERS "wAwENOCKn AND"aAzELLEn
AT AUCTION
az h Of sSss sss A.n M Loci
STERN wHEEL STEAMER "wAwENOCK ~
She was built In l6 IS, is Isl feet long, 10 feet
beam, q feet over guards, l25 tons: has two heri.
sne tubular boiler: has large freight room. on
main deck and spacious saloon, with staterooms
The boat 10 we'll adapted for freight or excur-
THE "GAZELLE"
Isa Propellor; q feet long. IL feet beam; draws
acting vertical engine, l5xlI; tubular boiler all In
good order: has two fine airy cabins. aud excellent
seS IN Sr .s.m sas very
boat She can 60 through all the canals from this
port to Philadelphia, New York, Western Lakes,
&c. She 10 at present engaged In running truck to
Terms: One third cash; balance in AMI C
months; with approved negotiable paper, bearing
a Copartnership. WIZ. ROBERTS.
Je3 At Auctioneer.
GALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DIsrRrcr)
OFFICE CHIEF QgARTERMAsrER, ,
The undersigned will sell, ct Public Auction, at
the 9ueTtermssters Corral at .Roeketts." Rich:
BORsEs. and FIFfY.TWO Isl MULES, in good
CONDITION.. and suitable for draft purposes, or
The attention Of buyers il called to these AMI
mails, as they are only sold on accou Mt OF being no
to ans s4 By
Quartermast.r Department at this place, having
been reserved from previous sales.
day 81 sale ana Of es per cent ON
amount bid will be required from each pure haser.
The animals must be removed on the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Quarte1msst s SsneTs United
Brevet Colonel Quartermsstsr d 8. Army,
Set Chief Quartermaster LIST Military Dist.
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WANTS.

w nursc must come we'll recommend Apply
q. No. 4O4 81 .between 9Th and 10Th. jei st
WkNTEp-A YOUNG NAN to attend Oissr
w s.apc IN s, s1t.. best of references required
WhNTkD-A FKssa MILK GOAT; one that
w will siye two quarts OF milk per day. Appy.
before p or after ,. m. st southeast corner
WANTED To RENT-For one year, . trst-
w e.sss HOUSE, IN good location and also to
terms &C ,"E r Star offcs. ies-st-
WtNTED-A com pete Mt OOLOEED WOMAN,
" 10 do general houseeOrk. Tine best refer
Ice. Gui,sa Apply at s4i street. bstsssn
N ANTED,-A person having a nall House to
w ret and some Furniture for sale may get
tstating terms aud Iocal'iy) Box a. Star Office.
G39 ,ss the ssS.
IpoSire at No. 1as Congress street, GeOrss'..n.
NEANTEp-T~o irst-cIsss IRONERs Apply
w National Laundry, 2il Pa. ave. je32t'
WANTED-A TENANT for whole or part OF
houses erping, gas, 9ater, oeIisr, yard, etc ASsy
446 Sth street, near Pa avenue. 1888
WANTED-PAsTORE FOB TWO HORSES
for sale, At e nSmirsl srice, q splendi5 wAfCH
ho6Ist BsTnhard bTeedmans house., IF desired
lOUsE wANTKD-of eight or nine rooms;
nuft Be sO@a Tessir and ness
&c ."Bousekeeper, )" Star once js s-2t'
II ,s. Sht ERr
and .c&RPENTER. imms a Also anD good
C0LORED BOY about IA years old. on a fruit
farm near this city. Apply at the Star office.
WANTED : SECOND HAND CLOTHIN4
v. Good prices will be paid at eos 18th street,
between = and streets, Island. ,,,r
\VANTED- "A WHITE C00N, who odeTstaGds
w her business ard IL wiliing 70 wash and iron:
S5:s sq%s yell 5:se%%snsed Can at No
A Young NAN OF THOROUGH BUSINESS
~ assits and Tss class penman and account
salesman or clerk References of the best class
Isn be furnished Address VIM s. L., Post Office,
WANTED-A PURCHASER. As the propri-
w etor Of an establi shed and paying Flour and
Feed store Is sngaasd IN the manufsctu,s of an
tent person :. + the Flour and Feed
WANTED-A WHITE sERvANT, who cen
sSSk wah and and Mil make Rsr;sf
served With German Family Dof one prsspr es'
Refer Keiere n rs1uired Call at 500 street. be
w Persons declining housekeeping can dispose
DsNISSN 81 "a ave-, Oct. IA and 6th SITS.
WANTED-FAMILIES BREAKING UP
c,,v AOHSEkE 4. ING or REMOVING from the
expense or trouble Of an auctioneer, by calling or
addressing MAYH PLUMMER, No. 451 10th
street. between and r.. Upholste,ing and Re
pairing promptly attended to. my Is Inn
WANTED--Fsmilies breaking up housekeeping
w or removing from the city. TO know that they
can dispose Of their FURNiTURE without the
troutIe or expense of an auction. by addressing
LEVY, 2-S Pa. avenue, southeast corner Of
10th street. my 2J-ln~
WANTED-RTORAGE-P wfehipe Stor-
w age can nd ii by applying to GREEN
WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, corner Eth and ID st,,
"ANTEp-Every one in eed Of SERVANT
w to call at Haywara's Intelligence ONCE, No.
41S Eleventh street. between X and 4; also, SER
wants in need of Q good home can be suited.
apl-2m J. HAYWARD.
WANTED-The highest cash price will be paid
w for SECONDHAND FUKNITURE, in lots
from SIS to IS 0rO. Call on
WALTER II. WILLIAMS,
406 Seventh street,
sp1n-3m between @ and II streets north.
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In execution Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
for the district Of Columbia, passed In the cause
of Fee vs.. Fee, mo- 1898 Equity. the subscribers,
As Trustees will effer for sale, on the premises,
THURSDAY, the oath day Of June, 1859, at IL
O'Clock 9. m q parcel Of Land situate in Wash.
iDston county, in the District Of Columbia, called
part of Beall's Adventure" or eastern Hills"
containing about one hundred and ten acres.
This property IL distant about one mile from
Manning, and is near the site Of Fort Mahsn. The
soil 10 excellent for gardening purposes The land
is we'll watered and contains a good meadow, and
affords beautiful sites for dwellings,. The line Of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad will pass
through the property. The land will be subdiyided
TO suit and plat OF the divisions will
be produced ut the sale.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchs se money
to paid in cash on the day Of SALE or of the final
ratification thereof by the court; the residue in
two equal annual instruments; the whole purchase
money to bear interest from the day of sale, and to
be secured By the bonds Of tho purchasers to the
satisfaction of the trustees. Stamps and convey.
snces az the cost Of the purchaser. a deposit of
SO will be required before closing the sale.
AALkEx x1 Irv p: HAeHER,} trustees.
mv ooAIt.o HG6ophRRA IArImre Ar.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IS.
Of May, 1889: The undersigned hereby give.
W. CLAPP. in Ike City Of WASHINGTON. within
said District, who has been sdjudged a Bankrupt.
upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court Of
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
my 2l-lAw3W CITY Hall ASSIGNED
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u. b. JkwELL's PRIZE SOAP.

BECAUSE THEY SAVE TIME, LABOR AM
NONE Y. AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
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HONEY HONEYi-aONEY in tse comp
very handsome, and OF excellent quality.
N. W. bUb0HELL, corner 18th and r sts,
cpl under rbbitt Rouss
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10y Fitch FOX,
- Real E,tnts Brokers' and Anetior,s,,,
Ne. 41O Seventh st., opposite Post Once.

ID Real E,tnts B,otsr, and Anetior.rs,
Ne. 41O Seventh st., opposite Post Once
FRAME MISSION SCHOOL HOUSE ON @
sTKEkT SOUTH. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STRtE TS. AT AUCTION.
- ON WEDNESDAY, june ., at 6 o'clock
E". p. m. We shall sell, on the premises the
trame Mission school House. on G street
south, between 9th and eth streets. with Benches,
finished in a substantial manner. Also, the lease
hold OF che ground, with privilege OF purchase at
any time within four years for IS cents per square
foot Ground rent at per cent. > SIS per year
Lot O. BY IS, to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. Revenue stamps and cenveyancing
at cost OF the purchaser. $50 deposit required at
jesd6ds FITCH 4 FOX, Aucts.
10y WILLIAM l. WALL 90, Auctionears,
- Store corner 9th and Louisians avenue.
SALE OF NEW AND SUPERIOR LONG BOAT.
HnTT7t By virtue Of . mortgage. lated 3Dth
e~3of November. 1857 and duly recorded
I'm the Custom House at Geor getown,
DC, In Liber s., folio ls9 Il shall sell. on MON
the foot Of 18th street west, at IL the Long at
ANDY Johnson. - together with ali Its appnrten-
aDces This toat 10 in fine condition, with new
soils and all necessary apparel.
Terms OF sale: One-thir cash; balance in equal
payments, with interest at two and four mont hs,
secured BY notes with acceptable endorsers & 100
at the time of sale. Three days to comply with
terms of SALE otherwise the boat will be re sold at
risk ard cost of purchaser, , -
Je3 w. L. Wall 90, Aucts.
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As attorney for the owner, will offer for sale,
Immediately after the above SALE the l2x50 feet of
Lot 9, mentioned above. Terms at sale. The
above is desirable property. and is improved in
je3I0t GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct,.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Aactioneers aAd Real Estate Broken
No. S26 southeast corner 7th and d streets.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAE ES-
TATE NEAR THE CITY LIMITS.
- The undersigned Trustees, under Q decree
E; Of the Supreme Court of the District of 90
- lumbia, passed In the cause of Michael Gore
AGAINST John II snyder's heirs and others, No.
] S26, Equity Docket 9, will, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th az of May next, at O'Clock in the after
noon, expose for sale at public auction, on the
premises, all that valuable estate lately occupied
by John Snyder, deceased, lying on the public
road, leading from the head Of sOth street in
Wa. Ellington city. by Messrs. Little and Esin's
to Rock Greek Church, being Lot o. 2 and part OF
Lot No. g. of the smaller division of Mount Pleas.
acres Sroods and 1lh perches of land more or less
THIS land has been greatly improved and cult
vated. 1t has on 1t comfortable dwelling ana all
necessary out houses; Is we'll stocked with fruit
and other trees. 1t lies Just west of the Oolrm.
bian College. but short walk from the city, and
Is In all respects well worthy Of the attention Of all
persons esther as a residence or in speculation.
Terms OF sale as prescribed in the said decree are
One third OF the purchase money In cash, two
hundrei dollars of which must be paid on the fall
OF the hammer, or the property will be immediately
resold,) and the residue In two equal payments at
twelve and twenty four months, 18th interest for
which the purchaser must give his promissory
notes, with endorsers to be owed by the trus.
tees, and lien reserved on the premises until tho
whole pur chase money 10 paid
ii the terms OF sale not compiled with I'm ye
Gays the trustees reserve the eh TO advertise and
resell after one weeks notice, at the risk and ex
All convey ancins and stamps to be at the pur.
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II ihiuk we'd better. :"
And they weat.

JOSH BILLINGs' PHILosorHY.-I
have heard u CRATE deal ced about broken
hartes," and there may be n few ov them
but mi experience il that noxt tcw the
gizzard, the harte is the tufIest peace
ov meat in the whole critter.
There is nothing in this life that will
open the pores of man so mutch as tu
fall in luv; it makes him az fluent az Il
tin whisscl, as Timber as boys watch
chain, and az perlite az danzing master; +;
his harte is az full ov sunshine az a hay
field, and there amt any more guile in
him ihan there is in a stick of mcrlasscs
candy.
1t strains mans philosopher the wust
kind tew laff when he gifts beat.
Wimmin are like flowers, little
squeezing makes them the more fragrant
Matches may be made in heavin, but
tha are ginerally sold down here.
Musick hath charms tn soothe sa-
wage; this may be SO, but would rather
tri revolver on him fust.
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Z. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1869.

housekeepers 70 begin where their mo-
theirs ended. Buy ell That is necessary
to work .skillfully wihj adorn your
house with all that will render it COM
Portable, Do not look:at richer homes,
and a Ieoyet their costly furniture. If
secret dissatisfaction is ready to spring
up, go q stop further and,yisit the homes
of the suffering poer; behold dark,
cheerless apartments, Insufficient cloth
ing, and absence of all The comforts and
refnements of social life, and then re-
turn 70 your own with a joyful spirit.
You will then be preprred to meet your
husband with a grateful heart, and be
ready to appreciate the toll of self denial
which he has endured in the business
world to surround you, with the delights
Of home and you will be ready to CO
operate chccrfully with. him in SO ar
ranging your expenses, that his mind
will not be constantly 'harasscd with fear
lest his family expenditures may en-
croach upon public payments. BE iude-
pendent; young housekeeper never
needed greater moral coarage than she does
now to resist the arrogance of fashion.
Do not let the AS andtB's decide what
you must have, neither let them hold
the strings of your purse. You know
best what you can and ought to afford
1t matters but little what people think,
provided yot are true;to yourself and
family.-Lu'l,cs' Repdsttory.
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PAsnUNcE OF JOB.-Everybody IL in
the habit oy Dragging on job; and Job
did have considerable pashunce, but did
he ever keep districk SIX ulc for 8 dol
lars a month and board around or run a
kountrce noospaper!
Did he ever reap lodged oats down
hill on hot day, and have all his gallus
buttons bust oph at once?
Did be ever kaTe IT. jumping tooth
ache and be made tend the babe while
his wife was over to Parkinses to a tea
squall
Did he ever get up in the mornin' au-
ful dri, and tuf it 3 miles before break.
fast to get drink, and find that the man
kept temperance housey
Did he ever undertake to milk a kick
ing hcifcr, with bushy tail, in fly time,
and in lot?
Did he ever sot onto litter of kittens
in the old rocking chair, with his sum-
mcr pantaloons on?
If he could du all these things, aud
praise the Lord at the same time, all l
have tn say liz, Bully job"
Hash Biitisss,
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Hon. WM II. SEWARD.

poor man came to a minister and
begged to be unmarried. The minister
assured him that it was out of the oues-
ton, and urged him to put away the no.
ton of anything SO absurd. The man
insisted that the marriage could not hold
good, for the wife was worse than the
devil. The minister dcmurrcd, saying,
that was quite impossible. No, said
the poor man, "the Bible tells yc, tha:
ifsa resist the devil ho fees from We; bat
if ye resist her, she fccs at yc"
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NICELY CAuaHr.-At the masked

NICELY CAUaHT.-At the masked
fireman's ball in New Orleans, week be-
fore last, gay and handsome man, who
had refused to take his wife to the ball
on the plea of business, was much struck
by stranger, e lady in mask. On her
he excrted all his fascination. e1aaH
ooh, sir, you quite put me out with
your fattery. l suspect you are mar
ricd man." said the lady.
''No, indeed; but I confess q willing
ness to get married since ] have had the
pleasure Of seeing you" was the gallant
reply. lt4n 1,aa~ 4ra
Indeed! but you havn't seen my face
yetp'
"No; but / know it is beautiful. The
exquisite grace that accompanies every
thing you do and say tells me as much. /"
''Indeedw 49,
II thini, SO; but you will no longer
deny me that satisfaction for 1 assure
you, lady, am in love-" 9. i.
"Indecd - ...r.
1T is true. Until l met you tonight
woman have looked to me homely, and
commonplace"
"Oh, you arc jesting."
Indeed, am not" r s"ii !
"And you never loved any one be.
fore Z" nr5 "a r..f- led ~.
"Nevcr! Your sex appeared to me
always deceitful, and my heart refused
them all sympathy; but for you 1 feel 4
passionate attraction have no power OF
inclination to resist I" f' F@ yErs
"Can this be true p i, *. r95 4
''1t is, indeed" "i,i, ar,ip-
Il am mad with impatiencc, since i
will be the only face my heart will eve
mirror. It has upon it no rival impres
sion" ''- -"'' '-'i'.1 .
"You are so persuasive can no long
or deny the priviiege=iook II iand til,
mask was removed. t..fr e.
1t was his wife.
"Thc devill" said the discomfte,
Benedict, indulging in a prolonget
whistle. ' q"
t. ooh no, my dear !; only the face tha
has no RIVAL impression on your heart |!
Say, Mary, let's call it square, and 2
home" -
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INGENIOUS CuARADEs.-A novel
plan Of drawing room charadcs is thus
described by a participator:
The curtain of the back drawing room
was drawn aside, and we were rather
surprised to see nothing but wooden
rocklng-horsc on the temporary stage
We were told to guess an island in the
Greek Archipelago After some dcmur.
one inli, idnal, BRIGHTER thar the res.
exclaimed "Dclos-dcal horse" Right.
The curtain fell, and after pause, rose
again, displaying to the astonishcd look
crs on the very identical. irrepressiblc
rocking horse, with his head in the con
trary direction. We were told to guess
another island ill tile Greek Archipcla
go. There was dead silence. Some
ono vainly suggested ''Chios," mispro-
nounccd "shy horse" but that would
not do, for the ''dcal horse" was MS steady
as old time. At length small boy, late
from school, exclaimed "Samos," and il
was the same horse" The curtain fell
amidst roars of laughter. The next
scene was portly gentleman of middle
age, who was met by young girl, who
said Doctor, | am glad to meet you 4"
A word of five syllables. Give it up
Observation-Disclosures physician" The
curtain fell, and was again drawn up
only to exhibit tho same portly gentle
man and the girl meeting again. q
~erd of three syliabics. "AIcta plor~~u,s,s
aforc' was the solution.