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TIE REGISTRATION COMPLETE.
y uns Der of White aud CoIorea yosess
In Each Dfsfrfct

Oh saturday afternoon the Board OF r egistra-
bon closed their labOts az the City Hal, 50 far
A. recording the names OF voters IL concerned
let there u yet some work to be done connected
with the preparation Of the books OF each pre-
sinet. At the close Of the registration on Sat.
ureay Mr.. VIM Dickson, on the part OfShe dem
serats, and Mr.. Peter Campbell, for the repub
bsAns, stepped forward and returned their
thanks 70 the board for the uniform fairness and
seuItesy win " hich the registration had been
ssESgCted and the kindness shown the rsnrese,-
tatiye- of bo-h parties. The plumber registered
O. Saturday was 9iS-67S white and 2l5 eolored
TIE TOTAL REGIsFRATIoS.
The following shows the total numbar %
vo;e.s-Nbite and cOlOred--rezistered m each
Legislative district and in the entire territory,
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MONTGOMERY LANDS LOOKING UP.-There
has been OF late considerable inquiry for Mont
eomery lands and as evidence of the estimation
IN which they are held, we state the fact thas
Frederick IL. Moore, ESQ, has sold his farm on
Ge turnpike from Rockville to Georgetown
4bout midway between the two places, contain
ing s. acres roods and perch, for the sum of
$1,000, (about Sl23 per acre. to Alexander +.
Britton, ESQ, of Washington, ID. C.-Roekctile
fNdl .SsDtiy a.
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Total

Iu this City-the last eighteen districts of the
above hst-it will be that . ,722 voters have
been registered, II ,Sl6 white and 500 cOlored.
Last year the total number of voters registered
s,s5l. In lSt9 there were IS ,202 voters regis
tered in this city-ia, 296 white, 900 colored
o the rer eentage OF eolored votes is much
smaller now than u was two years ago.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Trade
Trade on the Canal was brisk as usual on Fri
day, saws the Cumberland NeWs OF SATURDAY.
but slight interruption TO navigation at the
Point of Rocks on Thursday NAV cause the de-
IGNITION of up boats for a day or two. The lock-
gates that were injured at the above named
place have been repaired and the level agsin
filled. The number Of boats departing on Sat
nrday with coal was thirty six, carrying 3, 9I9 OJ
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AMUsEMENTs, &C.

Hstirnal n>ater.-Benehto Of Mrs. G. G. Ger.
mon, school"
E0a's Opera Hopss.-'Schoolf for Scandal
XHery HaH.-Ball for a charitable object
"a JessphE SsAO0i HoHse.-Lecture By Rev. F.
u. Boyle.
MNkriter's Art Gallery. asa Ith street.
BarIov's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1876 PENN
sylyaAts avenue-New pictures just received.
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sure remedy for gray hair.
JUST KECEIvED. the largest and finest selec-
non OF Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
III the city. EIsENAs q Bro,
505 7th street, May Building.
REDUCTION IN PRIcK OF CLOTHING,
for
Mems, Boys and TOutks ClOtLiEg
from 4. Wallach.
fN, quahty and workmanship guaranteed.
Dress and Business Suits made to order and
ready made at less than any other trs,-class
house.
The Largest Stock Of Boys and Youths Suits
At p. wALLAcR's.
Odeon Hall, corner AZ st. and Penn. ave.
Blue FLANNEL SUITS,
Blue Flannel Suits,
Blue Flannel Suite,
At HALLE BRorHRRs,
l2,S n. w. corner eth and ID streets.
THe PRINCIPAL TOPIC Of conversation among
our ladies' seems to be the Mclean & Hooper
sewing Machine. II is really the Lasiss' Pet
It does ss much and even more work than most
OF the high priced machines. 1t is astonishing
new large quantity OF these machines have
oeen sold In such q short time. S.uce the sev.
Ioe macI-n1 wdS has commenced, We inquired
OF Dir. kosenthal why he don't engage in the
war, and In answer he says the $40 Machine is
the whole cause OF the war among the Agents
Of the high priced machines, tall Of lchici could
6e sold oth good profit at The same price, who are
Jealous Of the great success of the machine. j.
Rosenthal, No. 4o4 eth street, is the general
agent; he warrants it; also sells il on eight
monthly payments. All.
CAUTIoN.-Be,vare of Impostoys AS some I'M
scfupolous parties are in the habit OF stating
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have no branch stores, and that / have
no connection with any similar institution in
this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43l eth ST., between ID and f..
SOwIN6's PATENT NECKyIH FASTENER, for
sale WhOlesale and retail atthe Original ranc's,
i3l 9TH street, between ID and +. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NRcK WEAR, at the Origina,
Francs, 43l eth street. The cheapest Store a
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS one t.,
or three pleats-eylets, buttOns or studs-opeI
IN front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, s3l It'll 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 Francis, 431 It'll street
Look for the name. No branch stores. ~
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES ut One
Dollar pair, at q. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4OS eth street. 1921
MRS. MooDRY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
mended by all physicians, can he bought and
made to order, at u. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4Os 9Th street. S,2l
THR CELEBRATED Marquse and Marguerite
Glove, In all the spring shades, has just been
Kid Glove Depot, aos 7th ct.
Our NEW STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in all qualities and prices.
y. BAUM, Corset Importer.
FoR CoRNs, Bunions, Club And Ingrowinp
ha fee vislfI br
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The PERSON who has that lot OF books AT
Princes Losn once had better call at once II
he intends getting them.
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WAR DRP'T, OPPICR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 17-IO.SO a. m
synopsis for the past ~ hourS.-The barometer
continued 10 fall on the Pacific coast. on Sum
Jay, with threatening weather and Southeast
Winds. The pressure has diminished on the
Western plains. with fresh Northeastsrly winds
and threatening weather on Lakes Superior
and Michigan. The highest barometer Is over
Lake Huron, producing Northwesterly winds
on Lake Ontario. The storm which p1availad
on Sunday morning on the South Atlantic coast
passed rapidly to the Northeast, and is now
followed BY high pressure and clear weather
South and West OF Virginia. The temperature
has risen during the night in Illinois, Missouri.
and Tennessee.
Probabilities 1t is probable that cIousv
weather, with increased winds, will continue on
the upper Lakes. Cloudy and threatening
weather In Missouri and Arkanas. Pleasant
weather on the Gulf and Atlantic cost.
JENNIE LID's HUSBAND GIFTS 1000 FROM
FHRRE NzwsPAPKRs.-Mr. Goldsoh midi, the
husband Of Jenny Lind: sued the proprietors OF
several newspapers in England for publishing
hbels about him that he was squsndering his
wifes money, and recovered damages against
them; two for t'50 and one for $500. So far
from being gambler and spendlhrift, it ap-
pears, he Il a careful money making man, At
ientiys 10 bis wifes interests, and living with
ner very haImoniously and happily. Jenny
Limo fortune Is now much larger IL Ia said
than when she was first married.
~Lifting scholars by the ears /. indiana dis
ciphne.
~"five o'clock Teas" we learn frou an
exchange, are nov the most fashionable form
OF entertainment in London society.
~"Dear children-pever fool with bow
der" were the remarks Of an Embarrassed
man suddenly called on to address Q Pennsyiya-
bia Sunday School. Then he sat down.
81 Report saws that the first episode in tina
married life OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bah occurred
week or two ago. 1t was about the usual
weight
~Ihe Rev. Bepjamin Eaton, first and only
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church, Calves
standing in the pulpit on Sunday week.
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A SET of Prigg's jeweIry is about the beat
thing to keep your wife's temper on the even
tenor OF It's way.
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w1n DEPT, Optic. CHE, SIGNAL OFFICER, /,

FROM j. &. Parker we have the LdItssi
Friend for May and Harpers' Basar FOX April -
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CITY ITEMS.

HEMFIER has all kinds Thermometers and
barOmeteTs.
utAfER1ENCR warrants us in recommending
haiIs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer as a
sure remedy for gray hair.
JUST HFCRIvED, the largest and finest selec-
non of Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
IN the city. EIsKMAN 81 BIO.
D 5O5 7th street, MAY Building.
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Nh. WIN. T.. SPALDISg, OF this CITY. was on Sat-
urdsy appointed an assistant Assessor OF inter
nal revenue for the District of Columbia, 20 he
placed on special duty in connection with ca cars
.Ld distilled spirits.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, aud can be
had in all qualities and prices.
T., BAUM, Corset importer,
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At TEE STATED MEETING of Columbia Mon
en- Saturday night. ThomzsJ FitzsiIliams. Rem
Jsnln D Plat and Samuel r. Robertson were
elected delegates TO the National Typoarapbicsl
Dion, which meets IN Baltimore on the frs,
Monday in June.
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B-F. WILKINS sends as the Roysl weatins
number CT the London Grapk:e, OF which
couple Of hundred thousand coIies were sold in
fnglsnd.
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F0R CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, op-
posite United States Treasury. 22il2:
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superintendents OF Election

THIRD PRECINcr.
The Poll for the Third Precinct If the 0ey entb
District will be held at The south vest corner
VI = and sixteenth streets, northwest, Washington
The ballots Of all registered voters whose name
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HUGE LATHAM, Esq, Mayor Of Alexandria
has been reelected a Representative to the
t'Tsnd Lodge Of the United States, /. U. y. F..
ty the Grand Lodge OF Virginia
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PROPERTY SALES IN ALExANDRIA.-Messy
BECK, knsS and Kirby cold at noon TO-DAY al
PuD.c auction, The brick livery stable and lot
hlng, Al present occupied by Mr.. Legg 10 John
LsnEoD. Tor -, 500. Nessrs Green AMI Vs.
-oId the three lots and brick dwelling, OF let
ferSop stree;. east of Fairfax. advertised nv w
A Harper 10 Jahray. * Co., OF New York
Tor slO,OOo.-Ga<ette, I5tk.
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THEFisE MARKET.-Yesterdsy there arrived
a. the nsh wharf OF johnson Bro. n, DOO 81 All
which sold AZ sleaSi5 per hundred. AMI about
100 geo heTriDgs, which sold at s5as7 per thous-
AMI MANY country teams came in YESTERDAY
and took OUT loads FOR country supply.
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How SOLDIER GOT RID OF HIS PENSION
hCsEY--Lisut. Skfppon and a SQUAD of police
men made descent last night on an alleged
house OF III fame, said to be kept BY Ks.e
Na'ers and Jenny Brooks, No. $40 18th street.
Several men and women were taken 10 the
Central guard house, and an officer placed in
charge OF the premises. The complaint against
The house was made bv soldier. who charges
that be lost $40 AZ this house while on a visit
there. Detectives Bigley and Clsrvoe were
directed TO take charge of the cs-e and they
failing 10 discover any evidence Of the Larceny
the raid was made.
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Now THAT the warm weather is approaching
persoDs are IN one way or another planning for
tier comfort Nothing Is more uncomfortable
or nritat Nc than badly fitting collar. To
those who wish TO experience peace of mind in
the coming warm months, ne would uggest one
OF Ieeis patent shirts with attached collars
which never rub the neck and always preserve
theiT shape The mandatory is on PENINSULA
ma avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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AT AUCTIOE
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th.
nApremisss part OF Lot No. rs. IN Beal's Nd
ton 70 Se9receoHn. fronting "a feet on the north
side OF Bridge street, with depth of Ia feet i'm
proved by spacious two story Brick n ou-s con
tanning ten roops, etoreroom, with gae and water.
and the use OF Q ten foot alley.
Terms One third cash; balance in six. twelve sn6
eighteen months with interest. occurred by deed 81
trust on the property. Conveyanclng and stamps
at cost OF purchaser go required Of time 81 sale
apl3-d lCourier TaOS. DOwLING Apct
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on dfanxht, at
Millers. 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hail. 32,3:
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.tsTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
KLEUTIoN MOTOR

In obedience 10 the duty imposed br the 5th and
4th sections OF the act Of Congress approved Feb.
81 ISL, entitled An set 10 provide gov eminent
for the District OF Columbia" the IF sad
District and the Justices OF the Supreme Court
thereof do hereby announce THURSDAY, the Hth
lion for one Delegsts to the Unitea House Of Repre-
District TO the H5use Of DeIeesres of the GsEisls
tive se.mbly Of the District Of Columbia, ana
Voting PrSci1et. sps appoint the fo fssi
named persons TO set Su perintendents OF EIecoa
FIRST DISTRICT.
All that part Of the county Of washington, outside
the limits Of the cities OF Washington and George
town lying east Of Lincoln ~ enue and Banker Hill
Road.
The First Precinct Of the FIRST Legislative District
ieon . S Hi be
the Anacostia BiveT.
trct will be held 81 or near the Blsdensbure Toll
Gate.
begin with the letters from to z, both inclusive.
will be received at this Precinct.
The Polls will open at O'Clock, O. m, and con-
'in"e O''N "i'" j q, WHiTiNG.
HtNs II, R 70
Superintendents Of Election
The Second and Third Precinct. of the First lie
District ]! ing east of the hnacoetia kiver.
SECOND PRECINCT.
The Poll for the Second Precinct of the First Ms
trct will be held at or near Robert Martin Hotel
Uniontown
The ballots of all registered voters whose names
begin with the letters from to II both inc!nsve
will be received AZ this Precinct
The Polls will open 81 clock, a IN and CON
tiBJe open until7 O'Clock, p.
MATTHIAS HUNTER
Dh. GEO FISHER,
ALEXANDER nlCCORMICK
superintendent OF Election
THIRD PRECINCT. Do
The Poll Tor the Third Precinct of thu First Dis.
trict Will be held at or near Londons Shop onion
town. ~ SA'O4-
The ballots of all registered voters whose r.r,..
begin with the letters from ts r. boti, iuclnsixe
viii be received at this Precinct.
he Polls will open al O'Clock, A. m and ron
tinue open till o clock, D. IN. wa
CHAs r. DOUGLASS,
DIR w. q GREEN,
JOHN q. HICKEY,
SuperintendeDts o Electiap
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berir with the Ief.ere fron L 20 T. b,;h inclusive
will be received st tkis Prtctrcf.
The Polls will open at so closk, aad ccntinae
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THR CELEBRATED Narquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received at q. BAUNs
Kid Glove Depot iOS It'll st.
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l. N ONk.
where DID you bur those Burt's best Freucb KID
BUTTON AND SIDE LACK GAlTkRs fOr-eS
SO. At 76 and 1e Bridge street, George
tOV q, " here 10 selling a great variety OfK I
SHOES AND BOOTS,
81 wholesale prices.
lon Z fail 20 call at the shoe Bazaar.
y. Boots made to order ter 81 30 per pair,
apx In SAMUEL n GEOSS
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT

All that part OF the city OF ashingt lying sol
OF the canal and west Of EighIh street west
FIRST PRECINCT.
The Poll for the First Precinct Of the Elerep.,
District will be held at or near tie corner of Ten,i
and ID streets southwest, WASHINGTON
The ballots of all registered va tiers whose mama
begin with the letters from TO J both incIusive
Will be received Of this precinct.
The Polls will open n; 5 clock, a. m and confirm
open till O'Clock. p. m.
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Cifar Store. W BRANDBHBURG,
uI-lm' no. 1Jlo penua. avenue.
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MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLEs.

1 now selling, at reduced prices. for cash, at
my Marble Works, north q street and Kew York
avenue, near the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
my11-1y WI. 8O eA8REOkOs
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JOIN O. Parker,
ARCHIBALD LEWIS,
JOE h 0OLOlH,


The PtlI for The Fontth Precinct Of the Four
tenth District will be held At or near the corner of
Fourth ard s'rests .0l Invest, Washington
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becir with the Letters frou 20 Il, both inclusive
win be received ~ mi. Pr,ttIet.
'''' ''' Ssss g,sssss,soS.
PsfsR iaas0sb,
I Superintsnasnts ol klection.
The Pon fer the Fourth Pr.cinot Of The seventh
District viii - held at near the ssuth asst cornsr
The eaiot. " ali r@s fs p' eses. rssa
b N with The letter. from 10 q, both ioeusfNe
The Polls viii ePes at clock % m, and continue
oPen till o'clock, m.
SA Z. sni & Fuse
superinteRdsnts OF Election.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Al that part If the Guy OF Washington Ing north
% street north. between Seventh stfeet west and
Fourteenth street west.
FIRST PREcTNrr.
The Poll for the First Precinct Of the Eighth Dis.
triet viii be held at near the porthesst corner Of
The ballots of ali registered voters whose same,
begin with the letters from TO =, both Inclusive
The Pois viii open at o clock a m and cop,inns
open TIL o'clock p M xorr
GEORGE W. CONN,
superintendents Of Election
sEcosDPREcINCT.
The Pol for the Second preolnc. ~ the Eighth
District WI be he'd at or Lear zoos Eleventh
The ballots OF all registered voter. whose pames
teeln WIFI the eiters from u re V, both inc usiNe
v II be received at this Precinct
Tie Polls W i'll open at clock, m and continue
open till IL o clock, p m
HENRY T WI>EwEII
NA~HtNGTON WALLER
X. I. HUMPHREY,
Superintendents Of Election
THIRD PRECINCT.
/ The Poll for the Third Precinct Of TIE Fioh,b
District will be held at JshL Pollard hSrse
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
ICIthw.st, " ssf ington.
The ballots of all registered voters whose names
begin with the letters from L t. H. both incIustrs
viii h. receiy Cd at THIS Precinct
The Polls will open at CLOCK, m, and continue
open TIL 7o'clook' m. rp,.x
AARON THORNTON
JOHN W. RUDGkks
Superintendeuts Of FIeetfon
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MRS MooDKY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
mended by all physicians, can he bought and
made to order, at y. Baums Hoop Skirt AMI
Corset Factory, 40S 9Th street. 5,21
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The bsllsts Of all registered voters vhoss name.
eeEin with the letters from - z, DO n inclusive,
viii he received % this Precinct.
Tie Pole will open at o'clock, o. m, and con
time open I'LL Y O'Clock, m.
GEO q eWAYZE.
VII EDINBl kGH,
w b REDGRAyE,
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SECOND PRECINCT.
Tie PoIl for the Second Precinct of the Seventh
District will be held ~ near the northwest corner
Of ard Sixteenth streets northeast, Washington.
The ballots Of sill registered voters whose nsmss
begin with the letters from 10 X, both inclusive
vii, be received At this Precinct.
The Polls will open at o'clsck, .. m, and continue
'''A ''' ' WIZ rC.sMART.
GEO FIT COOK,
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Carriage Materials.

CONSISTING in part OF HUBS
c6E.Fk1 S>Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Wheels
88@ Poles, Bolts, Malleable Castings!
XN-AAFitth Wheels, Bands, Enaneled
Leather, Dash Leather, PnteLt and Enamelled
Cloth, Oil Carpet, Lining Nails, Springs
Axles, Fire and other Iron, Dash Frames
Paints, Oils, Carrirge varnishes, &c., DC
Columbia, and those desiring to purchase
DM saue money by calling on
Sept II ]. n II. r. AGNEW.
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Rich, Rare and Ruby.

VKTE havo just received an extensive addi-
wv tion to our stock Of WINES and Ii
rity, with any stock in the United States.
We mention: Superior Heideick; Verzenay-
Moet 4 Chandon; veuvo Clicquot Ponsardin;
Cortaillod Mousseaux, and other brands OF
CHAMPAGNE. J. & F. Martelps Cognac
BRANDY believed to be tho only lot OF this
celebrated brand in the city. Old Wheat Bour-
bon WHISKEY-186 Genuine hungarian
BITTERS. Partaga, La Crcma and Concilla.
clan CIGARS-genuine Havanas. Call and
try them. PAYSlNGER & FRANKLIN
Jan % Exchange Honse.
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n A, Louigyille German, quietly slipping
his beer and playing ''sixty-six"" in n sa-
loon, is informed by an excited tompn-
triot, rushing in, that his horse has run
away. 'Ahl Wy don't you schtop him
up leedleP" Being told that distance
prevented, he turns to his partner:
''Come, Shake, hurry up and blay dish
game out. If dat horse git schmash
up, my wife gif me Hail Columbus, amt
A New Hampshire man, when asked to
give his consent to the marriage OF his
daughter, turned with a beaming coun-
tenance to the applicant and answered
frankly: Eyes, yes; and don't you know
sNne likely young man who will take the
otAera"
.$Iy mentions these new novels at the
LondAp libraries: ''The Sons of dun"
by thHauthor Of ''The Canon's Daugh-
ters,' ''Spiders in the Curd," by the an
thor of ''Webs in the Whey" and ''Toss
for Bull" by the author of "a Csat for
a Crown"
':Lenny, you're pig" said father to
his little 6ve-year.old boy. ''Now. do
you know what pig is, Lenny?" "Yes,
sir; pigs hogs little boy"
A California professor is writing es-
says ION the fy's nose." very. tick
1ish place to write essays, we should say.
though perhaps he nose it.
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Fruits. Flowers and Vegetables, &c.
TX POPULAR FLOWERS. and how 10
O cultivate them. BY Rand.
The City Fruit Garden and it's Culture, BY
Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. s. CO.
Pench Culture. ByJ. A. Fulton, OF Della
ware. 81 30.
The Grape Culturist. By Fuller. 81 30.
The Southern Gardener. By White, OF
Georgia. $500.
Practical Horticulture for the Amateur.
BY Henderson. $3.50.
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener. LOO.
Guenon on Mich Cows and tho Dairy. IS
cents.
The Gentleman's Stable Guide. By McIIuro.
The Trotting Horses of America; How to
Train and Drive them. $2.25.
Professor Holmes Work on Phosphate
Rock. For sale by
Feb 20 BRYAN McCARTER.