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DY G. n. THOM & CO,
ID Real Estate Agents,
No. us 18th street, Washington, ID. c.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Auc TIoN SALE

- On THURSDAY june 2ed, ISL, at s o'clock
M D we shall sci sP The R Hnelse. hs PToR
Georgetown y C., Road street. between High and
Valley sts, This property has been subdivided into
and the extension Of The Metropolitan railroad viii
erfy rendering II cf the most desirable localities
for residences in the District, combining the siyan-
!, One portion of this property i improyed by a
HOUSE, with all the modern improvements.
Terms: one,third cash; the deferred payments in
On iwo tsf fpSron dapSs viii r
quired az the time Of sale lo on other lets. III the
the Propry viii e esd at the M and the
defaultRg purchaser, after one week notice in some
Plots q The subdivision may be seen at our Office,
and, on the day Of sale, on the premises.
two BcR Sn vey sr9e
pear the above described property. Terms made
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale
ieli-7t - = THos DowLiNG, Auct.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct r; Georgetown.
EXTENSIVE. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED
GGEE33BBGGEkTT2 2vINS THE CENTRAL PART OF
~ by virtue Of two DEGREES of the Supreme Court
ts p u S @ s6 ssA thes fads LAY e o
June, ISL, passed in the cause q Masruier vs..
2fst day of june, A D. 1871, at s 0 clock D. M, on
the prsamiiSes al tat Fart Of Lot q Cd George.
toWn OF WHICH the late Eleanor Lang died seized or
entitled 70 be seized, the same fronting upon Bridge
street, High street, and Warehouse Alley, and i'm
proved with Brick Buildings in great part.
The property VIII be sold in seven sep rate par
sale which partially described as follows: Nos.
and each have a front of AZ feet on Warehouse
alley with depth Of 60 feet; Nos. and each have
feet to an alley laid out; Nos and each have a
front Of % feet High street with depth Of
street. with deph of 90 feet and alley of 10 feet
with the property long known az Mrs. Langs Hotel;
Nos. and are improved with brick buildings hith-
erto used IN connection with said hotel; No. is
binds ON arehouse alley; and Nos. and2 are COM
parativey unir1proyed, but fronting the Butch
crs Market will be yaluable Tor market stands The
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the court One
third cash: the residue I'm two ual pa meRts at
and IL months with interest from the day Of sale
cash $40 TO be deposited on each lot when the
Is struck of.
The property is in the business center of George
town, and commands the attention of persons wish
ing 20 own desirable and valuable property.
HUGH CAPERTON,( Trrs.oof
je6-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
CHEAP SUMNER GOODS
~ FOR SALE BY
BENJAMIN MILLER.
Lasies Dress Goods at REDUCED PRICES.
Black Llama Lace Shawls.
Victoria and W hite orgGndie Lawns.
Black Canvass Grenadines. from % cts to 81.
I29s. p'''O' -'''A''''D 'O''O"' '"iu "'N''
Juglas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto. Spring Colors,
Gauze Flannels, Summer and Under Vests
SSpssendlda black Gro. Grain Silk, S1-73, 81,
A Large Stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys wear
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAZAAR-Bargasss in Ladies', Cents and Chill
- drens UNDERCLOTHING may be found at
Women's Christian Association, judiciary Square
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Entrance
on street. between 4ta and Btb Doll-tf
VNH0sE SILK UMBRELLAS a
Il reduced to $40 I'm
To close them ont, at PRINCES Loan Office /
Sales Rooms, 1O06 Pennsylvania ave. auS0-tf =
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HooP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment ON hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 1thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles of Corsets, all made OF the best materials,
set Manufacturer, It'll St, InteIligencer Build
ing.
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LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES of all descriptions
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at G. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting watcl
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not Z,
wearout. Price 80 cents. If
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OUR DoLLAR KID GLOVES are the best I'M
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at c. BAUN's Kid Glove Depot,
18th street, Intelligencer Building.
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oGAK T0DA, a japanese prince, h on his wa,
from San FTancisco 10 Washington. acco,nl,a
ned BY several Of the Japanese government
students.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reviewer
cleanses the head from dandruff. Give il trial.
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Do NOT FORGET TO Go to the sehuetzen Parl
20 day; complimentary pic mic to John Kessel
Esq.
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PRIGG's Dollar Store, No. 4G Pennsylvania
styles every day.
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. III. Prince, No.
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, viii close every
evening at p m. during the heated term. tt
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CITY ITEMS.

Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
10o6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE New York Erenfng Telegram Of june 70

THE New York EreRfn1 Telegram Of june ~
contains the following notice:
Worthy NOttce.-"One of the most worthy and
honorable enterprises with a charitable object
which we have been called upon TO commend. is
that OF the grand concert and gift enterprise
which number of army officers are now en-
gagged upOn. The grand concert is to take place
IN Washington on July q, and immediately after
the commissioners viii award one thousand and
three gifts, amounting I'm all to 500, 600. Only
hfty-two thousand tickets will be sold at five
collars each. Among the well-knOwn military
ofhceIs and distngr isbed citizens wEo are giving
aid ana countenance to the enterprise are Hon.
ii. Mccullough, Hon. l. 5. Negley, Major Gen
eral Hunter, well a. a number of bankers
throughout the country. Mr.. p. G. Devlin, OF
81 Nassau street, is the general agent. and his
lame alone Is sufficient guarantee of the respec-
liability of the enterprise. Tickets can be oh
tanned at nearly all the hotel ticket offices in this
city. AS The profits of the enferpfsc are 10 90 TO
the benefit OF the soldiers and sailors orphans
all who purchase tickets will do a really cfarita-
bic act a well as put themselves in position
where they may possibly become possessed OF a
fortune"
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R0ard Of Health

The PCEnd Master Hauled oper The Coals-PTori-
|. dsR'e Hospital Dead HoEse-0fieersc Of the Board
Designated.
At the meeting of the Board Of Health, on satur-
day, eve ing, communication was received from J..
Master Hoover of two horses attached to the wagon
Of Dir. Vim. Besll, which were found running away
frightened and stating that the pound master had
,s on paypsnt Of fee for ssizng them and
board; After discussion, resolution was adopted
that the seizure was not in accordance with the or
nance passed by this board entitled An ordinance
10 prevent domestic animals from running large
wlih,n The e.ies q Washington and Georgetown."
Mr IaTtury SAID the pound master neglecting
ms duty m Seeryetown by not having person there
not having any feed or water there TO supply such
animals MT; Dodge, of Georgetown, made com
with cattle on his own STcnpd eIaTded Inv hs own
son The board directed the Health oee nj 10 in
struct the p md master that he mas authority TO
interfere under such circumstance
n, FTko ,l,; ao .i DEAR HoUsE; ETc
and found it, although only tbir,y-ve feet from
s~! Ss f S9G ks 6 H for o
depositing the dead hat are detained until the pre-
from six to eiehi hours after death that in said hos
Ptal 20 case OF CONTAGIOUS disease is received: that
pleasure stating that II is an isii ntion unexcep-
s6d iii II al It's sppeIR;ments and that its elean
tS a Ns1if s,,, Ih ,1 report was edoptel
ses on street, between 4th and sth streets 4 W,
ns Ell a. soap faefory, and the TAT boiling establish
n. W, outside the Boundary, and reported them
nuisances.s Referred to the president and health
tficer.
Mr.. Lengstcn. frcm the committee appointed to
confer with the Joint committee of the LEGISLATURE
on organlzauon; rePortsd that they had discharged
mat duty and discussed with them the necessity of
legislation on inteIment of pauPers, scavengers and
garbage collectors vaccinations health inspectors for
the cities Of Washington and Georgetown permits
for inteTments. quarantine regulate n, vital statis
tics, and appropriations for the current years ex
penses.
The President reported a,set of
Y
which were adopted They provide for president,
secretary and treasurer Of the board. elected bicn
nially on the LIST Monday in June. The president
snail be eI o1eIo sanitary superintendent the
taTy sS oltef0 health officer. clerk at salary Of
si-W, ard messenger at se0 are provided for.
Also. the appointment Of an experienced chemist a
civil engineer and an attorney and counsellor, who
shall only he compensated for particular services
which from time to time the board may require them
to perform. .
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fINHROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, June 2, lsze-noou.
Trains between WASH
INGToN ena NEW YORK - lai -
FOR NEW YORK, trifhOm change Of cars
Leave daily teNoept Sunday at 500 a. m 1915
and 800 4. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily teNoept Sunday at 500 a. m, IL 4 5
on SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York at 300 p. m, and Philadel-
Sleeping carr Tor New York on Q p m. train only
n, hfough tiekefs 70 philadelphia. New York II
Boston can be had at the station Oce Al al home
Cf the day.
f0r Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
fer schedule between washington RaIfi,nore A.
hapoiis and the West. J. l.. WILSON
=. ,o. Master Of Transportation.
GEO. :. kOONTZ. Agent, Washineton ia,s
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THE FEET-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. SIS
18th street, opposite q. 5. Treasury, Washington,
D. c., or No. North Charles near Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md.
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BFAH q BRO
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.

SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements and
then come straight to our store and buy your
g r o C. Ell les.
n. o. Sugar, loo. and lie. per h.
Best Demerara Sugar, l21sc. per 10.
Excellent Family Hour, 81 Is per quarter bbl.
Equal To Welchs for $50 per quarter bill.
Moasses from Sc. TO SOC. per gallon.
Best Golden Syrup only zoe. per gallon.
Cut Loaf Drips sc. per gallon.
Fine New Orleans 1folassss sc. per gallon.
Best quality Rice loo. per H.
81 Is japan Tea for Sc. per ID.
Extra fine Black Tea soc. per h.
Extra fine Imperial and Gunpowder. 81 per 10.
Choice Sugar-cured Hams. Ice
Cessardis Canyassed Hams lSc. per 10.
Cassard's Leaf Lard l5c per III
Prime Shoulder Bacon, 9,fc per ID.
Best Java Coffee, &c. per III.
Roasted, SIC. per ID
Best Rio Coffee, 2oc. per u.
:" /" Roasted, ~ and &c. rer ID,
ECO lbs. Clover Butter, only CSC. per. 10.
S51 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
myB Between 81 and "a sts., north side.
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The POrSD TO-DAY Yesterday POUNDING
Operations were almost entirely suspended. buf
to-day the Pound Master and his men have been
making UP for lost time, and quite large drove
OF cattle, hogs, dogs, goats and geese had zen
a lively place this afternoon in consequence OF
the number Of claimants asking TO redeem their
STOCK
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CAuTIoN-Be,cars of japostors,-As some I'M
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores of
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have no branch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution i'm this
city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 18th St, between ID and T..
CowLING's PATENTED NEcKTIE FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
francs, 431 9Th street, between ID and Il. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyeets, buttons or studs
open in front or in back-ali sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 eth
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy The CELEBRATED FRANC" CoLLARs,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 7th street Look
for the name. Nobranch stores. "A
The UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(Which stitch alike on both sides or the fabric
Either OF those machines are first-class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. & j. Rosenthal, Fo. 40 Seventh street.
p. S.-Tbe Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing. ETC., it is for all kinds of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention of shoe
makers, tailors, carriages trimmers, &c. - the
fact
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Doors AND
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST of June
am now ofiering my complete stock at prices less
than cost of manufacturing
j. RosENTHAL, No. 40i 18th street.
HEMrLKR has all kinds thermometers and
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE ON draught at
Miller's, 40 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. H. Warner. real
estate broker, successor 10 Joshua whitney a
Co, has sold lot " + !" in Whitney a. Warner,
subdivision OF square 356, improved by a two
story brick house. Il street, between 9th and roth
streets, 20 l. z Dckey, for s4,5Oo. Also, lot %
hlggs subdivision OF square 395, on sth street
between X and > street,, improved by two
story frame house, 20 A T.. Lathrop. for 81. 100
Also, lot on 3D. street west, between X AMI r
streets, 10 N. Mefntire. trustee IMPROVED NV !
small frame house, for $50 -
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RAILROADS.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAST
Y TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

~ TO THE s6GTH And soGfhhwEsT..
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
B Rod extending Mn if9m Chat, ghstts r. -s-1
completed, and terms, with its con zrsZ >sxsss
sS5 Rstc The vi All Ra LINE from Port
Mashins' ., kchn.nd Lynchburg and Chatta-
yieksbure, and all Southwestern cities.
ne road bea Is an splendid condition, and tho
Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 70 DO
run via this route from LynChburg 20 Mobile and
Purchase Tickets via the Alabama and Clatta-
nooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time aud
The attention Of Freight shippers is called TO this
route as Offering the adv autae q speedy transit be
tween the North and south, with rates always as
MARX shil fsisht, and procure bills Of lading via
WILLIAM HEAVY, General Freight and Ticket
): z. STANTON, General Superintendent, chat,a-
RALTIAOREANDOH OHIO RAILROAD
Trains between wAsHiNSS 80 ---.elloef ., lA'l.
E TSS iPs dhf1SsSris non ;;$Sa@4g
FOR BALTIMORE.
sa5 a M; is:i5i 500. 4iS 8, go, sn So aas
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daliy, ese-Pt Sunday, al 6:i5 and 9 rs a.
for 'Principsi Nay Stations. Blad-nsh,rv. R,,,..
AZ f a laHFs 90 o9 ana junction an Relay leave
Jessnps The s:SO D. m. stops At Anna polls June
The 7:45 p. IA. on Sunday stops as during the
week. ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at o. D a N. and 10 p. m No train 20 Or
from Annapolis on 81 SSYas t1y
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 200 a. m. aud 3 90. : 4 q ana g-4Sn "a,
FOR WAY STATIONS ~
Leave NJ SEQ a IN. aud 3 90 anf Is nm
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
a.. m. and 90 and as n. m
On saturday ~ cas- and Z as Pm
On sunday at 3 90 and q ) n m only Connect
Wheeling. Parkersburg- Piitsburg. &c.
For Sirasburg, and points between Relay House
and StrasbuTg, leave at 500 p. m. connecting n
Relay House with StrssbuTg and inchestcr accom-
mediation train
Through tickets 70 the West can he had a, tho
Washington Station Ticket Office at an hours in fbo
day. ~ o
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see al
yertisement Of Through Line.
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portation
i. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. hOONTZ, Gen Agt. Washington ml7
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

~ATTENTIoN. COMPANY r, 1sr Ma
GrY TIONAL GUARDs--Y0u are hereby ordered
10 meet at kaisers Hall, Greene street, at eciock
MONDAY, 10Th instant. All young men desirons 81
joining the Company wiz please haDd in their
'je i7,r He vOLKMAN, Captain.
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DEATH PROM AN OVERDOSE or LAUDANUM.-
On Saturday night, Mr. William Petersen was
fOInd lying in the Smithsonian grounds in a
strTehed condition, with empty vial labeled
Laudanum" by his side. When aroused by
folee Sergeant Clayton, Of the fifth precinct
he said that he had taken 25 cents worth OF
Ldudanum, a. was his practice once or twice a
week lie was removed 10 the central guard
house, where DIS j. +. Hartigan and Muneaster
were called in, and administered emetics and
also used the tomach pump, but could not save
his life. Mr.. Petersen was for years one of our
reading merchant tailOTs on Pennsylvania ave
nue. between Sd and 4kstreets, but lately has
been employed a cutter in various tailoring es-
ADJUSTMENTS in this city Yesterday Coroner
Potter summoned jury OF inquest, and the tes-
timOHy OF the Officers and Dir. ). l.. Bishop, the
druggist who sold deceased the laudanum was
taken, when verdict was rendered that the
cause Of death wac an overdose of laudanum
taken through mistake. The body was removed
10 the residence Of his family ON 10th streets be-
tween T. and +, being the house TO which the
remains of President Lincoln were removed
from Fords Theater after his assassination.
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BROWNING q MIDDLETON
fine ooLoNG TEA, at ST per pound, as il has -
been pronounced by connoisseurs the finest in N T.
FINEST GUNPowpER.
FINEST f1E snsFH H6tSe TYSON.
FINEST JAPAN,
FINEST ENGLISH BREAkF Asst SON'
new CROP i BE6SSiS MD SI:f$
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
M9 oI oLp GOVERNMENT ut lava,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES Ai0'
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
GA Pennsylvania avenue.
No. 1MEss MAcKEREI,
No. EC0NOMY sHAD,
f PpE SSsS tAfFEy sffET HERRING,
PICKLED SALMON.
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING q HEATING,
Ola Pennsylyania avenue.
ASTRAL OIL. Ek
DepotJo Prctss Nor Exptosirs AaranOl. =
inst Tesei n iso gallons Pratts AsLRAL OIL,
BnowghSI 1 s.s. sIIDDEE ,,ss..
Our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS Is very com
New York. II comprises the best brands Of Cham
payne, among which can be found
Vre. Clicquot 81 DO -
Moett A Chandar. tGreen Seal.D r. do
GSsiia, Aun9sspry serzenay" do do -
Pleasant VALLEY valley .f fsrss RapOsisioa DO
Hcnnessy Co. ooe.ss Brandy,
Otard, Dupy Go. 0ognac Brandy,
California Brandy, Madeira Wine,
g. ifuscat, Pure malaga.
For sale low X owNtsa a w,nn,rrox
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, al
Miller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hail. 323:
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sHERRY WINE IN RoNn.

favored SHERRY IA the Custom House in George
town, D; G, whiehwe viii sell At q very small a.
celebrated house Of Ysas Cadix, and has been pro-
nelncsd * judges the finest wine this side the
We are Sole Agents for the District for J H
MaTiin 4 Cos weird .renoyned PURE WHEAT
for medicinal uses. The trade supplied At dsfiller
prices,hy BR0wsNG 4 MDDLEToNi
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PRIVATE SCHOOL ExAMINATIoS.-Int the ex-
animation at Prof. Roys' Academy on Friday,
the 10th inst, by George Mason, A. NJ, the fol-
lowing pupils seemed deserving OF special mem
and William MeNelly; In photography, James
H. Smith, being able TO write 20 words per min
ute ON the blackboard; Ia defamation and
bookkeeping, Charles Chesney; In Spencerian
penmanship, Charles Beveridge; in punctuaiity.
Henry Noble, james X. Murphy, and Frank
Mnrphy-neither Of them having missed single
session during the year. j. Henry Smith. VIM
hcNehy, Charles Chesney, Thomas McKnew
ana Max Georgh have been very styfdious and
made great imprOyementin the various branches
kusued by them Louis Rosenberg examined
the class IN Schillers illam Tell nj ex pres.esi
agreeable surprise at the ease with which the
pupils pronounced and translated. The exami-
nztion altogether was highly creditable 20 the
school and teacher.
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In store and for sale low
Golden Hi Hawk Eye
Lineancre,n nissepri fapsy;
AND great AMP pa AZ to o4hkk tSS2bEs.
" WM GAIT a CO.,
myS6 Indiana avenue and LIST street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-09

be, the ungainly carrier lands him safely.
Willie has chosen tall. lank specimen
and wraps pair Of flexible pendulums
about his neck for his low shoes are not
waterproof. And now I go holding my
heather Arab by the hair. Samuel beck
ons to the crowd and tells thers in Arabic
"These men fighting Americans, take
care take care" The crowd gives way
and our trio of brave "Amazons" pass the
crowd aud cross the Rubicon. A score
eff natives, with forty savage paws, are
after "Bull's" carpet-bag, and he, angered
to rage, stands outside the circle with
less chance of getting his own than any
of the party, each of whom might be
thought creditor anxious to levy upon
"Bull's" linen and socks. We go to the
Custom House and handsome Moor in
spects our portmanteau, and now past the
gate of entrance to the walled Moorish
city, and travel among the most novel
streets of all the world, as it is one of the
most ancient of cities. Cadiz, in Spain,
just over the way, dates back to HOO b
c., but Tangier, with its ever ohangeable
IL, 900 darkened souls, had she the volnhle
voice, might speak on the tropically laden
zephyrs scented of the orange, the oitron
fig, olive and banana and say to aged
crusted Cadiz, "Betore thou a0ert I aoas."
XXX.
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PRESENTATION TO A TEACHER IN Cas-
TLEToN.-A pleasant little aft air trans
pired at the Normal School in this town,
on Saturday last. 1t was the anniversary
of the birthday of Miss M. Bromley, first
assistant of the school, and the young la
dies of the class gave her substantial proof
of their appreciation of her efforts in the
shape of some elegant presents. There
are about thirty members Of the class, and
they assembled in the Normal rooms at
half.past nine a. m, ostensibly for social
purpose but after an hours lively chat
ting and one or two appropriate recita-
tions of poetry, the class gathered in the
school-room. Miss Bromley was invited
TO her chair, and they went into session
apparently for the-purpose of recitation.
Presently one of the members of the class
appeared bearing mysteriously yelled
object. During the neat little presenta-
ton speech, the napkin was removed, and
a pair of elegant gold-liued silver goblets.
accompanied by beautiful pair of sleeve
buttons, were disclosed to the vision of
the astonished teacher. A jolly little
scene ensued general speech making fol-
lowed for while, but the end was not
yet. Two young ladies expecting to leave
the school soon, presented, on their own
behalf, their framed portraits and very
beautiful ring, Miss Bromley's speech is
yet to be made, for if ever anybody was
n state of pure astonishment, it was
hat lady. 2.