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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNClL After our report closed on Saturday
Mr.. Quick presented petition from citizenseast
OF the Capitol praying that the laws be enforced
In relation 10 the erection OF lam that tie
properly holders be relieved from the onerous tax
imposed upon them for this purpose. from which
they derive ADVANTAGES. Referred
The resolution defining the functions Of the two
hou see OF the Legislature was taken up, read a
second tine and referred 20 the COMMITTEES on Rules
Bill authorizing the Governor to negotiate q loan
for Sac to- meet the current expenses OF the Ter
rItoTy WAS taken up, read a second tins and re-
TERED TO the Committee on Finance. Adjourned.
TO-day's Proceedings.
COUHCII.-The Council met ct O'Clock; Presi.
VIM. Stickney in the chair.
Mr.. Brown introduced a bill to provide 9 general
system OF education for the District of Columbia;
which was read ard ordered printed.
hr Brown Cherfd a resolution that the Board of
Pusic Works be, and are hereby, authorized to In
wife proposals for clean the streets and eys of
the cities OF Washington aud Georgetown and To
contract with some suitable person or persons on
the hest terms that can be Obtained, for Cleaning
ssd streets and alleys Laid ever
HOUSE OF DFLEGATES-No Quorum bsin1
present. the House adjourned until tomorrow
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MES. 3. 4. WIGHT,

CORNER OF GIN STREET AND LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Us selling out at cost TO close Positively
az cost, TO close by the last OF June We -
have large stock Of French Flewers, Rib S6N
bens, Lsces, and Fancy Goods; Straw Goods
OF every quality, all Of the latest style.
Also, large stock Of Leghorn Flats, which will
pc SOLO positively az cost; or the whole stock and
fixtures will be sold 70 any person who wishes 10
buy, less than cost. ~ W
Will close POSITIVELY by the last OF June.
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THERE WIN be sale OF piece Of valuable
property tomorrow afternoon, at G O'clock.
situated on b street north, between % aud 80,
In the rear OF Adams Express Office. Terms
liberal and positive sale.
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THE CITY HALL To-DAY.-A large crowd as
sembled about the City Hall to-day TO witness
the INDUCTION OF the newly appointed temporary
OF GERS OF the District but for this they waited
IN vain. Mr.. John +. Cook, the Register, with
bis assistants, were at their posts as usual and
also the clerks In the Auditors, omp.roller's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-05

EQR sALE-sTORE and DWELLING, No. COS
Ith, between and h streets N. W. Apply. on
lne LLtuIIsls. m
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a kARE CHAncz-WhoeVer wishes to enjoy
real country LIE eheaply, within tventy
full place "Vinevood" Is Tor rent hv fhs yoo1.s
or sale, in another column. --SAsA'
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RAILROADS.
NEW ROUTE FROM TIKI NORTH EaE-
~ TO 1hk sOUTH AND sOUTHM EkT

NEW ROUTE From TIKI NORTH EAST
~ TO THK sOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
5ss.s Tss ssS s. 5Ila! %ls i: 81
hs fd BssIo SAI Y all kA LIEE rom Port
wsshington B:chnond LyrehiHr9 az a9@iib set,
R,qogA e Asrie az Mohie, New Orleans, scEscn,
he rosd bta Is In splendid condition, and the
Pullmsn's Palace Day and Sleeping Cars ara n Ia
rnn rs ihIs route iron Ly nchburg 70 Mobile snd
Purchase Tickets via the Alabama ana Cha,ta-
nooss hssilread' aud secure the quickest time and
The afTention Of Freight shIppers Is called 70 this
route az Se,lng the aev antages OF speedy transit
between the North and South, with rates always Gs
Marx, ship freight and procure bills Of Iadins via
,wlILIAn kEAvT, General Freight and Ticket
Agent 3 Sns g AZ SSgs, Tenn;
RALIIMOREAND OHIO RAILROAD
w.sHLSsros, December IS, Iau.
ESS II Ssfk5ESTra 81 r.; r. q A-
WHIST are now run follows viz.
FOB BALTIMORE,
sss ST n iss 500 sgSS.s Il 80 100 sHs
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, EXCEPT Sunday, AZ Gas and s:2s q,
v sss f
a. gessoPs; The $40 ,. m. stops st Annapolis
The GOO D. N. on Sunday stops ss during the
week. ''
Leave AZ o:4Ss m aud 4:Io D. N. &c train 10
CT hon Annapolis on Sunday;
FOR BALrInoRE.
-'' = roe v WAY AZ STATIONS iScffiS and ssoPn.
ron AL Parts pa s.IS 2 o jsc 4RB II X wysT
siEs DAILY, except setlTdey and Sunday, 81
On SATURDAY At 6:Gs and 500 D. m.
,,S sf SsS ~ 800 snd 100 D. m only, connect
Wheeling, Parkersburs, Pitts6urF, &c. '-I'''s "
IL, = q etfssonrg, and points between Keay HOUSE
kay Ho9ss sat , soSos E.
Through tickets 90 the West cen be had a, tho
Washington Station Ticket once 81 81 A5GTs IN The
For Rev Yort. Philadelphia and Bostop see "A.
fefssseDent oi Through Lne.n
L, WILSON,
IL: N. COLE, Genera Ticket Ascent.
VIZ. .. hOONIZ, Cent Att Washington. mg
TNHkOUGH LINE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
H.hsHIssLoS, June ), lss0-nooz.
z6S a ss sE%s T fSkk are 5W@w
FOR NEW YORK, tcitAexr oAasss Of cas-.
ana '.oo p Fl FoR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (except sunday ct 500 q n I2:4s
BeavesOr New Yoft a 200 D N. ana Phn.c.,-
pssa ct 9:40p. m.
Thrcush tickets 70 PhilsaeIptia, New Yot 9anS
Bosten can be hsd at the station once at eli hour
see Baltimore and ohie BsurOsd saverti.eneu,
ior scneoule between Washington, Baltimore, An
hS'01iA ana lie esi' Master a; r Z; MILsoE,
In. COLI, Ssaer.l Ticket Agent.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


;. NAIL BoUrE 10 NORFOLK.
steamer Loay n a. LaE.. cs,.eciac a, Noysor
tctth he SIab1Grd aud f1Oorsols RsilTl al for al
p1rfs a ne S1th, cad t5sfA tls S.s1laers of fLs
N. e a. fs1.ss7ortocirR Co1pdry for Bos'oa.
Or TBEL AhE p. oGTTyiIS e. UsiisS -
f7. ~ 2 f al s1tI lSss al xhNSTf is.i
f,,1vs 5t ~ 2 {. TOT s.r.s Returning,
s,Spr NJ sf a. Ia1SrS an - nraay -
SlyMoEt. Plucv Point, Point Lookout ard For-tress
20 y ID GreueE, q. rioiS, Va, 40 ftiiiip., Ala.
"IaIlA' ai,oMs. slois GsSrgstoSn r. G, OF 70
C1T is,b srSe; ana Nv f 81 As ssSnse
NO frs.eht reoes Cd AZ I; n street wharf alter Sc
81 Second class fare % Norioif S; ioans iI iP
A sCHOR LINE STEAMERS
II SAIL EJERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
LRDZY 10 AND FROk
INV YORK AND GLASGOW.
Osiins at l. EasId-rry e l.nc Mails $ Passengers
pressly for the Atlantic passenger trade. 49,
Sse nI,eq ~ m every respsct III Ell tn &8k
s1re NE SAFETY. comfort, and cOnvenieDoe Of Pes
fassass RATS, Peyast ~ Cu,re-ey,
20 GLAsGO"' Linn.TRhpooL and LONDON.
FIRST Cabin, sss and s.s' scoord,r, 20 LEGATION.
osbin Return Tickets. $50 securing Est seeon:
ties :dns tof eiT iriS6 Il the dS can
eraf. sISS - HfS S Es,o s iE TIRE par
CO. f.t si 1T :,i aes
Warrington. a. q. nh.smsT
MERCHANTS LINZ or sTEAmsHfPs
AZ BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
,hrreafoT the fire et1snshfrs n. q. hNIgdT
sShN SibsOA, AID VALLEY UITs ss~n
~ ~ ,esO.aT ceELy trips betwoeL 81 80
NEM D ybht Alb AANDBIA, ASH --S&-48&
4ASIgSs aND GEORGETOWN. as follows.
S.rS ~ y " hOhh from Pier 80, Etst River. ever
oAAOhBDh1, az ,. n. Leave gEoR9ETOWM
estIy hIDhf Al Y .. m. and e LIZA sPBlA tsS
~, for tall information, .pply 20 b. A. DEE.
nhlGs Agent once AID narf foot OF u Oh streel.
georgetown. at the corner OF Nth street and Ns~
York GveDus.
lell-u J. ". THON PsON President
SHOhTEST AND QUICKEST Linz SOUTH.
~ ttd fss hscasH 0Hc, FTsdeftok sbEsg
sHd PoioEoe Lsas-stesmers leave EsSsll>zN
seventh street WHAT, twice, daily -<>esxznUm4
tSuEosE 2. m. exec pted,l ct .. m. ana D. N o.
tee. sos PEE n1ylvania avenue. nVf7.tf
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ST.STETHEx's CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTTNxNcz
SOCIETY met last night at the parochial school
mouse, where addresses were delivered by w.
u hePheeters, j. L. Kidwell, and Geo SAVAGE.
AND number Of persons took the pledge,
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TIE ATTACK on the Hibernian BenevoIsn,
Society, noticed in Saturdays STAR, was msds
while they were returning from a funeral.
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TEACHERS AND Pupils Of All tia nubB. 81
vate, and Sunday schools win be adnittsPP t u
Dr. Howland's Lectures on the Wonders on the
Microscope, az Lincoln Hall on FRIDAY evsn.
ings, illustrated BY experiments with hne spoa-
ratus, for ten cents each.
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CHILDREN'e SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and cold at
low figures, at O. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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Nas. GENERAL LANDER, the trazedienns
and her sister-in-law, Miss Lander. me scnInr
trees, wiz shortly become residents Of this city
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HE ATIZSTIoS OF the police is called 20
west basin Of the eansL A CI-y1r - -
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School BoARD-Goyernor Cooke TO-DAY an.
pointed EDWARD ChampliR School Trustee for
Lhe Fourth District, in place or O. 8. Moves,
1eenhea- Mr. Champan has been q most faith
school matters VII be glad TO hear OF his re-
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VERY FINE assortment of Linen Clothing
mems, youths, boys and children's.
EIsKMAN & BRo.,
1864 500 9TH street, May Building.
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FISH.
80. ai0fals BAaK iACKlRrL.
No. oHAT AAOKEREL,
No ECONOMY SHAD.
81. yOHH ALEWIVEs,
PORTsMOUTH SPLIT hERRIHa.
6 ptSH s1d SGHEiD HKRRIsa.
Tor sals low, BY
BROWHIHG MIDDLETON,
614 Pennsylvsnia ayence.
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HAVE just received our new styles Of Cor
sets Also, full assortment Of the j. b. p.
Corsets, which sell at reasonable prices. q.
BAUM, 40s It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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4 he DEAD BODY Of a s.iu-born infant wa,
N W., yesterday. Nv
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SPR1NG CoLoRs.-I have Just received large
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kicsin new
shades. CHAs. BAUM. 40S It'll street.
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught, At
Millers, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hail. SOB:
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sT; ASs's grand Family Festival, at Analos.
to-mcTToT, See advertisement. " '''4N
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Secretary of Bakers Association.

IEE IsTgREATIosAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
UEIoN-The annual session Of the Interpa-
doDal typographical Union began in Baltimore
THIS morning. This body is composed OF dele
gates from the various unions In the United
States and Canada, among whom are several
female compositors. Tomorrow there will he
no business transacted, the delegates intending
TO make an excursion TO Washington, by Invita-
ton OF the Washington Union. MessTs PIatt
Fitzwilliams and Robertson are delegates from
this city, and Mr.. Wilmington from Alexandria
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PuBIrc SCHOOL ExAMrSATIor.-Fsrst Dir
triet.-Primary school No. 5, Miss Francis
Brown teachsr, located on II street, near 18th,
was examined this morning by Trustee Hart
who " As assisted at his request by ex-Trustees
Stuart and Harris. This school has the names
OF so boys on the roll, 5Jof whom were present
this morning and passed fair examination.
The medal was awarded to u. L. Weaver.
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DENTISTRY.

~. OEN ID II n Il
ID; DIN list,
l9Ie Massachusetts, avenue, Rear lSsl1 <nH
EHI uPPsr or Lover o.. Of ree.th.---....-,.sge g
Teeth extracted By the use Of Pure Coz -. ~
apH sns
DR A. PRATT, Graduate OF Ohio Ooilere Of
~ Dental Surgery, f22 7th street, be- -.
tween ID and north, Washington. HGif5<&
price 20 labcring pers0ns. aus-ly 1rx--E
RKhoyAL.
BIZ. MERRILL
hss removed his DENTAL oFffCE 20
lll2 r street, near 18th
Al DENTAL WORK done IN the bestSrS@
manner and at moderate prices Nitrous N----@<
Oxide Gas for extracting teeth. Jea
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HxMPLRR has all kinds thermometers and
barometers.
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TIE BREAD QUBsTIoN.-Edit9y Stny The
bakers meeting held Saturday night has been
wrongfully reported by the morning papers.
" The resolution in regard to application to the
Legislature for the repeal of the bread law was
defeated" The majority OF bakers favor the
continuance OF the present law equiring a LOAF
or bread to weigh one pound, and would like TO
see il strictly enforced, so that all would be mt
on an equality In regard to weight.
ANDREW NoERR,
Secretary of Bakers AssociatIon.
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LADIES SUITS made TO order from So up; also,
Suits for Children ard Misses, Mt q. faum,s
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4ve 18th street,
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CRUELTY TO AsrMALs.-we invite attention
10 notice in another column for a meeting
of the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty u
Animals for Tuesday evening, the 9Th, In the
leeture-room Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building. As this will be the last
meeting Of the society for the year, and as i'm
Iorta1t business will come before the meeting
We hope there viii Be q large attendance.
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The Use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover brings new hair upon bald heads, il
the hair follIcles are not wholly destroyed.
Try ii.
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1Hz ASECAL EXCURSION of Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 1Ol, will take place to-
morrow, and stop at Mount Vernon, where a
series OF interesting exercises will be held; AFTER
winch, the party viii proceed to Glymont for
dancing. The members OF the Intsrnafiona al
Union, which assembled in Baltimore to-day
have accepted an invitation, and wiz be present.
See advertise ent.
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EASE TO THE FEgT.-For Corns and Other
diseases of the feet visit DR.. Whites establish.
ment, 635 10Th street. opposite u. s. Treasury.
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THE fsTABLIsHMENT Of NJ. II. Prince, No.
1eOb PeDnsy lvania avenue, will close every eve
ming at p. IN. during the heated term. If
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THROWING GRAPE SHOT ON MANS
HEAD Serious, Perhaps Fatal, BI0lr.-On : At
urday night man named William Chapman
was struck on the top OF the head with a crane
shot by man named Beck at a house on 9Th
street, between l. and NJ streets, 8. W. Beck is
lie Keeper OF drinking house, and CHAPMAN
II L stated, had been drinking at his rancho,
and owedhim for drinks, for which he was either
unable or unwilling to paw, and Beck threw this
shot from window in an upper room, strlcking
chapman or the head, which knocked him
down, as stated, iDhicting a dangerous wound.
&C Is feared that his skull Is fractured and that
modification wiz take place.
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The SATUTK OF GENERAL SCoFF-The
Plaster cast for the equestrian statue of Cen
eral winfield Scott to be erected in Franklin
Square in this city was recently completed by
the sculptor, Henry X Browne, OF Newburg.
~; \ :, and Will in few days be removed to
Philadelphia, where the work Of casting in
bronze viii be performed. The materials h, he
used In casting the statue are guns captured bv
scott IN Mexican campaigns, and IL will weigh
about four thousand pounds.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A couple were married "fsr fun" in Troy the
other evening, sad they didn't know until the
conslusiss Of the ceremony that the gentleman
whs united then Wa really . Justice of the
Pesoe. They accepted tho situstion pleasantly,
however, invited their friends to . reception,
aad sss new living together precisely g il their
marriage had not BEEN IN accident.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

At party in Portsmouth,, n. H., q few eve.
niags siaoe. one of the gentlemen having to pay
forfeit in . game, tho penalty awarded wss
tAat hs shs0ld 60 TO the door and count nun.
bsr Of stan in company with lady, wLsrsupoa
young niss who was present created sensa.
ton By getting up aud seriously objseting. On
the grouad that the young man was engaged to
her sister, aud she wsuld not sit there and sec
any suoh thing done.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

Noae Of the Dukes Of Marlborough have been
famous since the hrst. A story illustrative of
the sinplcity Of one Of his successors is told to
the effect that he wrote TO his steward and said :
1--WE are coming down, . large party, in day
Or two T. eat strs swbs.riss and cream. We shall
want plenty of tho latter, - don't let any of the
osws bs milked neanwhils"-a curious notion of
vaccine economy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

AaOng 300 divorces granted in Vermont this
year, the wife Acknowledged to having origina.
ted the difficulty in 2l1 of the cases.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A paper has an article headed with the ooaun.
drum, "Why Do Wives Fade?' We suppose it
is because they don't wash. Don't it?
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A gentleman called into . shop On New Years
Day and vas shown BY the merchant IN article
bald The merchant: ''If yen know Of man
yea dsspiss. utterly mean aud soatsnptibls, u
whom, oficsurss, yea don't want to make preS-
eat, bat TO whom you feel obliged to, buy this,
sad give II - him. The gentleman thought .
moment and said, "rll take it," The nsxt nsrn.
ing the merchant who sold the article found il
On hiA table st breakfast
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

Mrs. Partington wants to know il il wers not
intended that women should drive their hus.
bands, why are they put through the bridal Ger.
emonyp There seems to be something plausi.
bic in the supposition, for nearly all the ladies
are providing thsmsslves with switches
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

HIaH 6TRUNG.-Said an American TO IN Irish.
nan, my ancestors came from Ireland, my
naAs Il Bryant; did you ever knew any people
Of that Aans in ireland ?"
20. -, great many Of them.'
"wel', what sort of people were they7 Prot
ty high strung, were they notT"
20. I've sssa . great many of then strung -
high that their feet did not touch the ground"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A burning fluid psddler, while trying 10 sell
some fluid in Leavsnworth, Kansas, lit the lamp
to prove that 1t was non-ox xplosive. It did OF.
money TO purchase new suit Of clothes.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A clergyman offers up prayers for the legisla.
ture Of his State, which, he says, is disposed 70
repeal even the Ten Commandments.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

To young ladies-kesp your eyes wide open
befor marriage bat Lalf shut afterwsrds.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

The Wstsr Commissioner in Jersey CITY shut
Of the supply Of water there few days ago, aad
q man whs don't read the papers worked whole
day with hot bricks, trying TO 'thAv eat" his
hydraat.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

There IL tive hundred and ninety -four loaves
Of bread made from . barrel Of -four, which at
ten cents . loaf would yield twenty y-niae dollars
and forty cents barrel.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

An exquisite dancing cotillion accidentally
bumped his head against lady in the set. "Ah,
excuse nae, desh, did it hurt you p "Oh, no, it
is too sof. to hurt anything" she replied.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A gentleman at Fremont, Ohio, had . recep.
tion at his house, the other evening, and when
the guests went away it took the host all night
to wash the tar and pick tho feathers off his
person.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

The popular tipple known ss tom and Jer.
~" is said to have derived ito nsme from tho
faot that after msa has drank several times in
succession, hs won't know whether his name 10
Tom or Jerry.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A country dentist advertises that che spares
no pains" to render his operations satisfactory.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A good member for Grants Gan Domingo ssn
missiea-Prof. Lie-Big.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A very penurious lady was 20 affected BY
charity sermon, on q recent occasion, a. to Dor.
row dellar from her neighbor and put it in
her own pocket.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

"FatAsr, won't yos buy me 6sh pole ?" said
apioss boy. "Ysu know the bible says, spare
tae red aad spoil the child
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

Wild cats are - plenty in Alabama that dog
come homo without any hide 70 speak of.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

Bsekgannon-Al lady's waterfall.
A woman's bow idesl-The marriage tie.
Ungsllsut-To style williusrs' girls common
sewers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

An old criminal, ssnssnsed BY Judge Bedford
to five years, asivsly remarked; THAT Judge
is Aios Little fellow. but guess he's never been
to Jail hinsslf, or hs wouldn't have tucked it on
% hard"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

A charitable Cincinnati gentleman kssps .
pair sf deg chained st his front door, - that the
poor people who stop TO get bite" caa BE- a..
eonnsdatsd without taking the trouble 10 30 in
the hsuss
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

Troy hogs break into houses and root people
out Of bed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

4 IBS1~RAC1>S OF ,I>I,I>IIN.-rheu under.
"A Agned having the only sst Of AbueI 6ooks or TN 10
sads sld lets m Ia Sale county prepared 70 Do gencra
Real HsMte business and oner superior hdnss1ea0 = those
doing business with them. .--- : = -
0vsE he Ereat nunSsr Of detective ~. Issxs buy:
Ing selling, oAnlnG borrowing money on ri 0oto V
Do well TO consult hon ~ 70 the e0ndiuoi o 00N oVO
An Absud Of e 70 any tract OF lend t0WH LOT N La
TIA. liens said real estate funahe1 sloFt SOacs
The te @ all lands or lots osr:l for sae y to shown
10 purchasers. LELAND AACK1HLAY,
Office northwest corner Of CoI!t Moucs square,
=. U. Drawer ia OAAVA WSoo,
January H. lSn.-t 49, q
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-02-11

ne and Life Insurance be effected as low rates h
nature of the risk will permit