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RI WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores NC. 700 and OF south cor Pa and 9th st

SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
y By virtue of q deed of trust from John
En Mcguire and Honora his wife, dated the ed
anuary, 1858. recorded In Liber 4. U. e., No.
3d. folio AZ, 90, of the land records of Washington
csnnty, d. o.. and by direction of the party secured
thereby, we will sell. at public auction, the
premises, on "WEDNESDAY, tue 81 day of August,
$50, at o'clock ~, the southern part of Lo, No.
o, in square No AT, and described follows: Be
ginning for the same at the southwestern cOroer Of
said lot thence running north along the ns Of 9th
street west IA feet inches; thence east to the
eastern line OF said lot thence south II feet inches
and thence west te said 9th street and point of be-
ginning with the improves thereon.
Terms: One third cash, 8 80 Of which must be paid
At the saeJ and the residue in and Il months, with
the purchaser notes, bearing interest, secured by
deed Of trust On the purshasers failure to comply
with the terms OF sale In five days. the Trustees re-
serve the right TO resell his risk aud after five
days public notice. AL stamps and convey sncing st
the purch aseT cost.
YIN YGhE B. = W3Sr3yRSMEAs Trustees.
jyl6 W. L. WALL 4 GO Aprt
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THE LADY OF TIE LAKE WILL MAKE
i THREE TRIPS TO NORFOLK IT,
THIS WEEK. leaving Washington EaSAl-N
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ANDsr1-.<7Eks7.
FRIDAY. at =. m. Returning. leaving Norfolk
TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY and SATU RDAY at p.
~ al
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
DI GREErK& wILLIAas. Aue,ion.4rs.
" SS~t.sast corr - II 9Th and p streets.
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE At AUCTION
- tiI FIs1PAY. the f.4h instant. n H. O'Clock
vi m. Nc shalt sal attic residence OF a gen
- tiemaa 9e1tnihg ho,tseA eePins, fronting 90
9TH st-set- wet. reing House No OH a ger
ers assortment -, li"Ussho4f Goods. We mention Ia
part, cons i-iinS Of
frees - and other Bureaus
MsIareaes. Beistrsss Tables
Chats, hrrr lncr-A and other CARPETS
And 8 Lot u hItUi.ln Req uisitts. SO. Ac.
Terms ash GREXN & WILLIAMS,
!v2S-td iReg-i ACcticneers.
10y THoS. Is. wAGGAMAN,
- EGAl Estaie HFss-sr ami Auctioneer,
3ls eth street, opposite Post once.
CHhNCERY SALE or oNFOF rHE MOST DE-
in TAI aiTY ~ ~ NH ~ ICY prr hTfS
THISTEkNTH AND FOCETEESTH eIs
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN sQUARk
s9prsn" Cour: Of the District VI Columbia pass u
Ntn the llth day Il June, l%e, in equity Cause
No. -sI9, wherein Sil.msn Blssdsn et al are com
plainslts. and Thomas B!agdon ct al are defend
ants the undersigned. trustee. will sell public
snciian, IN frnnL ot the pr.nlses II o'clock on
eer.d three. tNo. 81 in Davidson subdivision OF
numbered two huud -ei and forty eight, No
The above p.opeFty is the first vacant lot on X
street, west OF Thirteenth street. has a front OF 3
set by depth oil La feet; with a wide, W ayed
aley in the rear; i immediately opposite Franklin
square ana in a neighboThood proved by fine resi-
Terms OF sale. One third of purchase money TO be
paid in CT sh, residue III twu eIua iusiilmrIts pay
able Ia SIX and twelve months after date Of ale
interest, the deferred payments T. be lien upon tn
ment OF ale the purchase money cash at option It
the pETchas Cost Of e. ancng and stamps go
w Z. EDMoNDsroN, Trustee
Ds-wI,ds THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS JUST Re-
CEIvED. Enough to supply the million:
FRENCH, LAN9RAN OGILvIB,
H26u zoe Pennsylvania avenue.
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Rf COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers
- tSuccr ssor5 10 James 9. McGuire Il Col
Southwest corner Penna. avenue aud lIth street
TRUSTEES SALE 0FyALUABLE CITY PRO

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PRO
PETTY
Ia BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
E.8 of The District of Columbia, entered on the
s-- 18th day Of July, $50. in the case of Kennedy
W. taVanaugh and others, No. 2 OILS, Equity Docket
no ~, the undersigned, appointed Trustees by said
oecree 10 sell the real estate belonging to the estate
OF the late Nicholas Snyder deceased, will offer At
pubic euctI0n, on the premises, to the highest bid
ger, on MONpAY, the 18th day Of August $50. nj q
clock, the following described property, to wit.
Lot No III sInare 32i fronting Il feet on street
and running back q feet, more or less The build
ing en- this lot is good thTee-story dwelling known
a. No. 11O6 street. " "
Lot No. in square $50, thu northeast corner of
and 18th streets W, fronting ~ feet on street
ano % feet on llth street, more less The build
lns on this lot Is good two story building. now oC
Cgpled AZ q carpenter shop.
Terms. Onc-third OF the purchase money cash in
hand the residue to be paid in two equal nstslments
al six and twelve months from the day az sale the
deferred payments TO bear interest from the day OF
sale, and the payment thereof be secured by the
notes of the purchasers, with security or urities
10 he approve ed by the Trustees, and lien be re
served by The Trustees till all the purch money
shall hage Dc en- pail (or cash, to be paid day
SAFE or on the ratification thereof by the Court }
All the coEveyancing ard revenue stamps to be at
The ot the purchaser, and depOste of lC1
cash VIII be required Of the purchaser of each piece
Of property. The Trustees reserve the right to
sell AZ I'VE Gays notice ia OF the failure of the
pure haier to comply with the terms of sale within
five days OF the date thereof al the risk and cost
the purchaser. 4. g RIDDLE, lr.
jy2s 2awSds FRANCIS MILLEB,( trustees
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
WASHlkGTON. NORFOLK AND BosTO
w STEAMBOAT COMPANY

WAsHIkGToN: NORFOLK AND BOSTON
w STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
CHEAT EEDUCTION OF FiRE DUSyNE,
THE SUMMER SEASON
Ibe isre on the Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
conmeLclng MONDAY. July g, ls7O. r.
ana continuing until September next. e III n
will Ice as follows: s9T5rxZxA
Regular fare to Norfolk ..........-. sian
Bound trl -.................... 90
rive round trip tlckeis................. . % a.
Regular fare to Piney Point and Point Look
ID oiS %
houhI U 2 -.........-.-..-......-.. 500
D. rvnna mp tlckets ...-.......... l. 70
hound trip tickets good until Septemberl
Fare to Boston, including meals and state
room -.........-. ................... $50
SAILING days from Washington MONDAYS and
NbpNbsDAls At two y IN. From Norfolk TUES
DAYS and I'll URSDAYS At four %. m
HE fare VIII be put at the rates heretofore CHARGED
slter The summer season is over.
=, Ihis = The most direct route 10 WILMINGTON,
GHhRLkSTON, SAVANNAH and NEW OR
LEANS. ivoa- ace
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nj ERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Az BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

Hereafter the Fine Steamships K q. KNIGHT
SVii =. SSlBsON, and VALLEY CITY, x-eSeA
NIL MAKE regular weekly trips between SSff I'D
MN IORk, ALEXANDRIA, WASH ss<szSsA
ttNGLp,Nt ,u AND GEoRGETowN, as follows
Leave NV YORK from Pier 80, East River, ever
SATURDAY, at 4 p m Leave GFORGEToWS
very fhIpAf at q. IN, and ALEXANDRIA the
Fer full information, apply to T. p A. DEN.
nAM Agent, Office and wharf foot Of High street
York avenue,
je lift w. THOMPSON. President,
SHORTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ RIA Inc Rtehm0ad, Frefeytoksbwys R-H
and PofOnadc L,ne-Steamers leave
seyenth-street Wharf twice, daily
Sunday, p. m, excepted at g. m and D. m
Office 81 Pennsylvania avenue. raylf-tf
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of HARVEY B. iNGHkMo n,
Camptown, p Q. praying for the exte nsion OF a ns
tent granted TO him ON the 18th day of October
1s56, for an. improvement in Smut Machines.
is ordered that the testimony in the caae he clo.c
on the Gth day OF September next that the time fS
nnng argumente and the Examiner's report be lin.
uea 70 the TN day OF October next, and that aaid
benuon oe heard on the 18th day Of October nexx
ANY person mag oppose this extension.
;rx. eAMUEL 8. FISHER,
Vn'nr" Oomnissiouer Of Patenn
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NoHl ARB 0IAuIH1 uHLADo DoA8 OF u
stssl snusysd vrsspse. WIN sae-snns q
Chemical wsssAouss. - dnsl
ISsv H KnknDoa
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NEW EMPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
y BkTWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. VA. WASH
lNGToN AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
Regular sailing day from II North Wharves,
Philadelphia. SATURDAY, at I'm. [SsS
ron % Water street. Georgetown. S.1k&2
Freight received at any time.
Apply to HYDE TYLER, 60 Water street,
Georgetown, ID. O.. NJ ELDRIDGE CO, Alexan-
dria, Va, Nm. CLYDE CO. IA North Mhsrves,
Philadelphia. fe5f
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors To- j. q. Mctiuire 4 Co,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 18th stree

PAINTINGS BY PETER BAtMGRAS ESQ,
OF THIS CITY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. August 2, 1870, at
o'clock, we will sell at the studio of Peter Baum
gras, Esg No: Jl7 18th street. between L and y
streets the collection of ORIGINAL Paintings by the
above named artist, con tanned therein.
The PAINTINGS consist of compositions of Historical
and Fancy Subjects, Portraits of Public Men. Stu-
dies Of Characters and Heads, and several Land
sCapes from nature.
Also. large number of exquisite Fruit Piece,
painted from nature.
Also. q collection of rare Ancient and Modern En-
sraN several Relics ~ great ingenuity in
aud som" richly Illustrated Books by g. DOre.
This sale offers rare opportunity to person sde-
string To purchase as all the pictures offered orr
glnais by hr- Baumeras, and viii be sold without
jy27 c&ds IRepI COOPER SEATIMER. Aucts
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NY GREEE & WILLIAMS, knctioneers
- Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LARGE
LOT, FRONTING ON NORTH T., BETWEEN
Nv ENTiETH AND TWENTY FIRST SITS.
WEST.
IA Oh FRIDAY, the 5th day Of August, $50
En8 shall sell, in front OF premises. al ocl ck D
sA.EA H., by yilt tue of deed of tru the subscri
Der bearing date october Is 1861, and recorded IN
Liber l.. &. E., No. u, folio a. Zone Of the land re
cords for the county OF Washington, in the district
OF Columbia the following named property, lying
ard being in the City Ct Washington. District afOre
said, viz. AL Of lot numbered five, To- in square
numbered south of square ole hundred and fOnr O..
~ lO aying front Of As feet inches, by 40 feet
deep, with The improvements, which are good two
story Frame House, with brick basement.
Terms, One half cash, of which = deposit of $40
VIII be required when the property is sod balance
In slX and twelve months, the purchaser to give
notes Tor the deferred payments, bearing interest
from day Of sale, and deed of trust the property
10 secure the payment. All COM RANGING and stamp
at cost of purchaser ard il the terms of sale are not
compiled " th in five days after sale the trustee
cost q the deaultDg purchaser by advertising the
same three times in the Evening Star.
GEORGE r EUFF, Trustee.
IyB GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RI WIN. l.. WALL a Co, Auctioneers
II New Marble Building. No. 900 and cog,
Corner 9th street and Pennsy yania avenue.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
~ BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from George w g.
EnH Hsuptman and wife, dated the auth Sep:em-
S@4ber. lS6S, recorded in and Il No. l. folio 453.
OF the land records OF Washington county, d. c., and
by the direction Of the party secured thereby, we
viii sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th of August, $50, at O'Clock D.
m, part OF Lot No 5, in Square No. go, beginning
10 fleet from the northeast Of said lot,
north, and running thence south sj'5 feet; thence
westward l. feet; thence north S5,a feet said
and thence east Is feet to the beginning, with the
building thereon.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash. $50 Of which must
be paid at the sae and the residue in six and twelve
months. with the purchaser notes bearing interest,
secured by deed of trust. On the purchaser 8 fail
ure to comply with the terms of sale In five days, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at his risk and
cost after Ave days public notice. Ali stamps and
convey ancing at the purchaser cost
MN SnHN = r wGGfHIRnWSARp' Trustees.
Jyl6 WI. WALL CO, Auct'rs.
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Ivy GREEN WILLIAMS
~ AuctiOneers ard Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
CHASGERY SALE FyALgAABhE IMPROVED

PROPERTY IN UNIONTOWN. ID. G.
"a by virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme
M: Court OF the District of Columbia, passed in
- chancery cause No. 2,Ur29, / shall, on MON
DAY, July 9th, $50 at clock p M, the prem
lses, proceed 10 sell at public auction Lots Nos los
49, aud ITO. according to the revised plat of said
UDiontOwn. and located on Jefferson street. near
Monroe Asy um Road including all the interest of
the parties to the suit to the piece parcel of
ground extending the width of said lots ely
back to the south line OF the lands purchased by Fox
Van Hook and Dohler from EnOch Tucker in ls54
Lot No. los is improved by nice Frame Cottage
containing rooms par titioned off to form two dwell
ings with srapevines fruit trees, &c. Lots 100 and
ITO are under cultivation. The property is located
within ten minutes walks Of the street cars and of
fsrs ra chance TO any one desiring country
idence near the city a good investment
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance in respectively and IL
months from day of sale, with interest the deferred
payments be secured 10y notes, to be approved by
the trustee. A deed to lie given when whole pur-
chase money il paid. $50 on lot l. aud S25 on each
Of lots lU9 ard 10 in cash at time of sale Stamps and
convey sncing at purchaser cost.
w. Y. FENDALL, Trustee.
Jy1lmwf&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
aSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
place. By order Of the Trustee.
B26d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS AuctlopeaIs
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i has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia holding Special Term, letter. Of
administration on the personal estate OF EN RI
ETA BUETE, late OF Washington county afore
said deceased. All persons having claims the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber,
before the 18th day Of July next; they may other
wise ty law be excluded frm all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th dav Of July
lS70. HENhh j.. BuETE,
iy n-lav3w' Admin istraror
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EASE, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS THE
lakewood HOUSE FOR SAFE.

LEASE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
NORWOOD HOUSE FOR SALE.
IN BY virtue of deed of trust from Jacob
~ Brown dated March "a, $50, and duly record
M ed IN Liber No gu, folio 2'i ct seq. Of the land
urecords OF Wsshit gtOn county, u. c., L will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the Sth day Of August, lS7e, a: II o'clock
q: m, the uDexpired term Of lease of the kirkwood
House, at the corner OF Twelfth street west and
Pennsy ANA avenue IN this city together with the
goods, chattels, household furniture fixtures and
effects IN, upon and about the premises also one
Omnibus.
The lease expires April /, 1873. Annual rent, five
thousand dollars and taxes
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance ct six and
twelve months, for which the notes Of the purchase
bearing interest from the day of SALE and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, will be taken.
All conv ancfng and revenue STAN AZ the cost of
the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will be required
of the purchaser at the time Of sale
The property will be offered as a whole upon the
above terms and If not sold in that way will be sold
separately. Terms cash.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY, Trustee
Jy2 I'd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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crEEE PEorLE--The DunkariS, that pecu
Tar sect OF TeiigOnistS, who have several sst
dement's ia PenHsS iyania AMI Ohio. have II
Gently started another near Knob NO<tcE, Mo
They build no churches, bat hold their religious
services ia barns or In the open air. Iaey
support 10 regular ministers, but each on
breaches Who chooses, or can get an au-
dieEce 20 listen 90 him. Candidates are at
nlittsd 10 membership by being plunged
thee tines feet foremost. into the wa-e-
They have stated feasts of bread aud mutton
soup, after which they administer the sacra'
lut IL very mlcL a other Christians do Among
f..elr rel s.1E. rites is that or washing each
rrEeI feet. sch = done in very solemn and
~. rritiye style. Compared with ordinary
churches, tie Church OF the Dunkards Is The
extreme o. simplicity.
ry-Nhen tie - DO insurance On the life Of
kir. Cole, Iate Principal OF the High School in
NalpOle, Mass. was paid, his legal heirs at
once handed over the AMOUNT 10 the Young lady
20 whom lie was engaged 20 be married.
nITO the vigilance of a Tribune co-respon-
dent the world Is indebted for the ne Tvs that the
Empress Eugene is the illegitimate child of the
late Lord Clarendon, and that the Prince I'm
perial OF France is the illegitimate child Of Gen
Fleury. PIlUant.
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NI COOPER 4 LATIMER, AuctIoneers
- Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure & Co.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th ST
IN PROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD
AT AUCTION.
IL On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 2lth, al 8
Mn2 cl"C 4, We will eel, the premises part of
sA 1T Il, in Square 3.
This property Is situate,, 2lst street betygeel
and streets, ami is improved 10y story rsule
DIV cling, containing four rooms
Terms cash. Convey ancing and stamps at cOst Of
purchaser. SIS down at time OF sale.
Y q dads COOPER LATIMER. Austs.
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CARPENTRY AND BUILDIN0

CAhfENTBR AND BUILDER,
Is prepared TO undertake and finish 20 satisfacttov
AL Eork IN his line. Particular attention paid q
JoBblNG and REPAIRS, which will be dous
promptly and on reasonable terms. shop, COS G
street: residence. 01A d It. n. w. my7-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE TO FISUEPNF

DY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estste Brokers,
No. 3I9, sou beast corner 9TH and ID SITS.
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vi HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

yxst sxblisAsd, 81 sealed s..slo,s, P,,e. ,,y 90
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT-
MKNT, and Redical Cure Of spermatorrhea s
ions, Sexual Debility, and Impsdinents to
Ms;arrisge generally iMeryoumees, OonsumD- ~
Eacity, resulting from Self Abuss, kc, by RosT. r
VuLVRRwRLLA0.D D., author Of the Green Beck"
"A Boon 10 nessssls Of SsfeWs."
sent under seal, in . plain envelope, to any Cd
age stamps, by CHAs. j. o. KLINE co., 1877
boTery New York, Post Once Box 1855;
Also, DE-. OulverWellb "0AFriAGs Guide. Dfice
. cents. my9 3mn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-04
MAIrEiS IN GEORGLA.

Egbert Smith, living on the line of Walton
and Gwinnett Counties, was killed last week
by the limb of tree falling upon him.
Solon Mitchell. well known and highly es-
teemed citizen of Harris County, and Barney
Frost, Columbus cotton buyer since 1910,
died last week.
Mrs. Brooks. of Walton County, died last
week. aged 80 years. The local paper says she
leaves probably more descendants than any
other woman In the State.
j. A. Clarke, of Social Circle, was run over
and his thigh broken, by an omnibus, Willie
going from Monroe to Social Circle, OIL Thurs
day..
The LAGRANGE Reporter details the melan-
choly and accidental death OF Mr. Z. q. Pltt-
man. He was hunting, and set down to rest,
his gun fell against his breast anu fired, killing
him almost instantly
Fan Parish, colored, after q preliminary eI-
animation. has been committed to Fulton
County Jail, OH the charge OF numbering Ma
linda Underwood, white girl found dead in
Atlanta several days ago. Evidence circum-
stantial.
The Brunswick Appeal says the schooner
Varina the pioneer of o regular hne OF sailing
packets to run from New York to that city,
arrived on the 18th inst, with full freight for
merchants there and considerable amount
for Macon.
A man by the name of Simpson, who resided
near Newbern, Newton County, was called to
bis gate by party of disguised men and shot
dead, on the night of tile 23d. Simpson has
had the reputation for some years past OF being
rather notorious character.
MessrS. Neville, Harrison anu KICKS propose
to start q new daily paper in Macon, Ca, on or
about the fifth of March. 1t Is daily and
weekly, and is to be opposed to Radicalism in
all shapes and forms. il is TO be called the
Georgia Journal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-04
THE aERMAN WORKING NAN.
His Institutions for Self Culture, and
his Unions for Material Progress.

The Germans are, without any doubt, the
best natured people in the world The national
designation is o synonym for rollicking, care
less humor, for generosity, for certain indescrl-
bable bonhomie Yet this characteristic cheer
fulness does not spring from mere excess Of
animal spirits. There is method in 1t; it Is
rational Temperament. The Germans are emf
nently and pre-eminently human. Victor
Hugo somewhere says that military discipline
is triumph in the art Of demonstrating animals
But the secret of the German sangerfest or
schutZcnfest is not obedience, nor does their
success depend on the tractabilty of the mem
bers. Tie essential principle Of these and all
other associations of Germans as well as the
KEY to the social life Of the middle class Of
Germany, te the essential sympathy Of the
German character, its vivacity, bcnerolence
and invariable good humor.
The Boston Advertiser gives very inter-
esting review of a recently published work py
Mr.. James Samuelson, describing the German
workingman, not in the workshop, but IN MS
beer garden, his concert hall, and his "Verein
fir Kunstfeiss." With this view, the author
gives very little attention to cooperation and
labor movements, but discusses the means
which the German laboring man adopts to Sc
cure amusement, profit and Improvement out
side of the hours of labor. Mr.. Samuelson is
prominently identified with the agitation OF
the labor questions in England, and this little
hook records the results of tour Of obserVa-
ton which he made among the great manu-
featuring towns of Germany and Switzerland.
The German workingman may be said to
divide the day into three parts, of which one
belongs to the hreside, one is given to Dusl-
ness, and one is devoted to self Improvement
and social intercourse. In the third period he
appcars as the conrivial man, and at the same
time the man jealous for intellectual culture.
But his convyiality is never boistcrous or ex-