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replied, I could not think of such a
thing. Will it not be better for me to
speak to Jeanette. It may be that
she loves you.' .Oh! grandma, if you
only will,' said he. Nov, Jeanette,
what do you sly, can sou love
my darling well enough to marry
him 20
"Oh! Mrs. Mason, love him with
all my heart, but he is rich and / am
poor. He can do better than to marry
me.n
"There, child, you have said enough,
/ see Frank coming this way; you
may tell him what you please.n
So saying, the old lady passed
out of the summer house, leaving
Jeanette SO confused that she knew
not whether to stay or run. away; but
her youag lover repdered the latter
an impossibility by entering and
clasping her hand in his. BY the
encouraging smile his grandmother
gave him as she passed, he knew moth
ing to fear. Dear reader, it is none
of orr love making, aud we will leave
them to talk OF their plans together.
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The Love of Ease.

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PoET r Y
a SECRET FOR THE GIRLS.


. n
BY.Jw.M.
Now, shall I tell you why, girls,
You caanot find mate.
And why NO long and anxious
Yop have still to pine and wait;
Do you know the subtile reason,
Or shall ! tell yoy why;
Though you may be young and handsome
Al tho men are very shy'
You know somo think il fue, girls,
70 dirt fnd put on airs,
And does kind friend chide them,
They answer, +" Well, who cares"
,You think you try in every way
To please the eyes of men,
And wonder why they stand alocf,
Though you are charmed with them.
Now here's the secrets true, girls,
You viii surely find it 30,
lis the very cars and trouble
You on yourselves bestow;
Ihere's too much fuss and feather
Too many hsHps and curls,
Too many foldsand rufaes.
Too many arts, my girls
We know that mAp 10 foolish,
And needs stern csusure's lash,
nut, girls, he wants wife who won't
eesnd too much of his cash;
He wants wife whose mind has room
For more than senseless pride,
n a A Al. l>..o~t -
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be made to earn every dollar they
spend, and to give correct account
of the manner in which it was spent.
Habits Of economy should be cult
waited, and At an early ago the child
should bssausht that IL . ensassa-
vantage to have : little money laid by
for sudden emergency. ~
If parents were only disposed to
cultivate the good qualities Of their
chiIdren's characters, and to eradicate
| the evil in their dispositions, there
need be no idle, diiorlerIy boys, and
consequently no bad men.
But no the boys are allowed 10
grow to manhood in about their own
way. and some Of them GO 10 sths
| good, some to the bad. 81
And the girls are allowed to pet
their white hands, and sit in idleness.
Any mother should blush for q
Annshter srowsts wsuashosd xith-
|out having lssrned all the mysteries
of housekeeping.
No matter if . man is worth mil
lion of money, it il his duty to edu-
cate his children to take care Of them
selves, in case they had the chance to
do 30, after his money should have t.
| ken wibgs and flown away.
We often hear it said Of . young
AHis father fortuBe,s and We in
voluntarily think; " It will not bene-
| fit him. Il
| For money Il like. everything siss
in this world, We value IL accosdiug
to what it has cost rs.
The poor young man who has work
ed hard all day for dollar or two
willnot be easily persuaded to spend
it foolishly at eveuing. But Che son
of q rich man, who knows be win got
more sseney by asking fcr il, carcs
not how he spends his money.
. Ungratefnl, he may BE, and general
II Is, for Che money s lavishiy b.
slowed, but claim right for him to
be ungratcful.
He has nothing to bc grateful for.
! when his father gives him the free
dom of his purse TO buy his own
- . ~ q.
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GENERAL NAIURE-NO. 70
an ACT to hK the time for holding United State
49, - \.


Be % enacted by the SsHafs and HOHJs Of Repre-
SIGNATURES If ia United States IF America Con
assembled That the circuit court of the United
States for the several districts prisiDg the eighth
judicial district shall hereafter be held follows
MISsOURI.-In the districts of Missouri, COM
meucing the third Monday of March and the third
Monday Of September in each year.
ARKANsAS.-ln the eastern district OF Arkansas,
commencing on the second Monday Of April and the
fourth Monday OF October in each year.
NFBRASKA.-In the district OF Nebraska, com
meucing the first Monday in May and the second
Monday in November in each year.
IOwA.-In the district Of Iowa, commencing on
the second Monday Of May and the second Monday
Of October in each year.
KANsAs.-In the district of Kansas, comm sncins
Oh he first Monday of June and the fourth Monday
o. November ia each year.
MINNEs0TA In the district Of Minnesota COM
uencing on the third Monday in June .and the
second Monday Of December in each year.
SEC 2 That this act shall take effect on the first
Gay of July, eighteen hundred AMI seventy two; and
ali acts prescribing other times for holding the
terms of said courts far as they conflict with
Ihis act here by repealed.
SEC. 3. That action, suit, proceeding, or pro-
cess in any Of the said courts shall abate be
dered invalid by reason Of this act, but the same
shall, in the several Districts be deemed to be
furBable to, pending and triabIs in, the terms and
circuit hereby established, mex, after the
turn day thereof. lApproyed, May Il, 1872.
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between ranges My seven "a hfty eight; thsnce
thence sasssr slong the north bank Of said stream
to the PLACE Of beginnIpg.
SEC O. That the land-offce for said district shall
be located at Yankton the capital Of said Territory
and the President Of the United States Is hereby
authorized to appoint Q register and receiver for
said land office, who shall receive the same salary
and be governed by the same regulations as are pro-
ylded by Law for the registers and the receivers OF
the other land Offices In said Territory.
Approved, May Il. 1877.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session OF the
Forty-Second Congress.
IGE.zRAL NArURK-No: II ]

IGErzRAL NArURK-No. II
AN ACT to amend an entitled An act 70 estso
February twenty second, eighteen hundred and
r. q s1r~f>a bV the Senate AMI HOHse Of Repre-
,snfofIysS oT rae Uaifsd States Of Amsriea IN Con
800 o,S~ggyl,d, That the Secretary OF War Is
h.,sby a. bsrized select the superntendents Of
az nayi0na cemeteries from meritOriOHs aud trust
-,jV soIeflers, either commissioned officers
Esfed men Of the volunteer or regular army, who
have been honOrably mustered out or discharged
from the service Of the United states and who may
have been disabled for active field service in the
line Of duty.
SEC D That the superintendent. q Of the national
cemeteries shall receive for thsir pen saton from
rixty dollars to seventy hve dollars per mSuth &C
cording 90 the extent and Importance Of the GENE
feries TO which they may be respectively assigned,
TO be determined by the Secretary OF War and they
shall also be furnished with quarters aud fuel, as
now provided at he several cemeteries.
FEC 3. That all acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
it'll the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
Approved, May Is, ls72.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers
~ NorthWest corner lot and ID atrets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MAsSACHUSETTSA AVENUE, BETWEEN Ara
AND 9TH STREETS WEST.
a By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
O30Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity
-csuse No. 1850, will sell; At public suc ion,
in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of July, 1872, at O'Clock .. m, Lot No. 3D. in
Square No; 5l7, in the city of W ashington, D. q.
This lot fronts 81 feet inches on Massachusetts
avenue, between 4th and 5th streets west
Term One-thir cash; balaace at six and twelve
months for " hch the notes of the purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day of SALE will be taken and
alien retained on the property. A deposit of 500
will be required at the time of SALE All ancing
and revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser.
ieas.td IRepl GREENE wI hING MTsIu Assts
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Dbl ED,

BARNEY. In this city, on Sunday, the SOth ult :,
at the residence Of her daughter, mrs. Rogers, in
the sSth year of her age, Mrs. MARY CHASE BAR
NEf, relict of the late VIM. B. Barney, and daugh-
ter of the late Samuel Chase, of Md
Funeral services to take place at the Church of
the Epiphany on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend baltimore papers please copy.l 2ta
MACE. On the 30th of June, q. 8 O'Clock D. m =,
FANNIE ESTELLE, aged months and "a DAYS,
infant daughter of Lewis and Sarah r. Mace.
Funeral will take pl ace from the residence of her
parents 933, corner Of New Jersey avenue and K
street southeast, at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
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IGBNERAL NATURE-No. al
AN ACT TO prohibit the retention Of soldiers dis
charges by claim agents and attorneys

charges by claim agents and attorneys.
BE u ENACTED By the S,Hais and House Of Repre-
ssHfdtres Qf The United States Of America IN Con
srsSS assembled. That any claim agent attorpey or
other peIson engaged in the collection Of claims
pay, bounty, pension, or other allsw ances for any
soldier, sailor, or marine, for any Commissioned
Smeer OF the military or naval forces, or who may
nASe De- soldier, sailor, marine, officer Of the
regular or volunteer forces Of the United states aud
honorably discharged, Who shall RETAIN without the
SOhsent o the owner or owners thereof, ohAll
inse TO deliver or account fCrthe upon demand
9niI msde by the owner or owners thereof, or BY
ineir agent or attorney. the discharge papers or
variant OF any sch soldier, sailor, or marine
~ ~ esmmissloned omeer, which may have been
sSed IN hs hands Tor the purpose Of collecting said
a. ns, shsIl be deemed guilty OF misd smssnor
e1c snail upon conviction, be punished ~ fine not
~, eeulne nVe hundred dollars, or BY imp .sonnent
20 feeding SIX months, both, at the discretion
SQUIRT, and shall thereafter be debarred from
partnent OF the goysrnment e ue
Approved, May q, iE2
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MARRIED,

GUDGIN-CO0KE. On the 9th ult, at Ryland
Chapel (1slsnd), by the Rev. T. Shannon, RICH-
ARD, youngest son Of the late DR.. Gudein, to Miss
MOLLIE second daughter of Mr.. J. Cooke, all of
W sshn Eton, ID. q.
HARPER-MARKEs. On the 3Oth of June, at ST.
Aloysius Church, by Father Mcguire, THOMAS
HARPER to LOTTIE MARKES.
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arAc- tekNkktL NAIURE-No. ISL
az r ,sh an additional land district 4

H. :, .,ar,sg Ierritory Of Dakota.
s<.s.,,rss 81 -, ~ Ae Sesafs asd House Of Rsprs-
70 tS Ia.s there and hereby IS
land district, to be bounded Al an adesional
s sSg ksosn as the psaO.s land district viz Bgis
sner At tbs intersection Of the line hst aissourl
niH-t~o and ffty-three: thence nor,h .IIa ranges
ae' 70 the torfy sixth parallel Il north isai
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GENERAL NAruRE-No. III

AsAcr to remove political disabilities impos ID By
Cons.itution of the United States.
Bs enacted BY ths Sssats and House OF Repre-
rrCss s1abied Of saeh house cOncKrTtng
t6syeia That all political disabilities imposed BY
tbe third section of fourteenth article Of amend
ments of the Constitution of the United States
hereby removed from all persons whomsoever,
except Senators and Representatives Of the Thirty
sixth and Thirty seventh Congresses, officers in the
Judicial. military and naval service ef the United
of the United States. Approved, May q, lS72.
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IGKNERAL NAIURR-No. rs
AN AcT to create additional land district In the
STATE of Mfnnesofa

Be enacted BY tAe Senate and House Of Repre-
ssHfdftrsS OF the UHttsd States Of Amsrtca Con-
srsSs assembled, That the President Of the United
YATES be- and he is hereby, authorized to establish
% additional land district in the State Of Minneso-
IA, extracting all that part Of the present New Ulm
land district lying north Of the north line Of town
snip number one hundred and ten and TO a Z from
time to time the boundaries thereof, which shall be
Lamed after the place at which the Office shall frst
De established; and the President shall have power
such district
SEC 2 That the President il hereby authorized TO
appoint by and with the advice and CONSENT OF the
Senate register and receiv Tor sald lana distr
who shall be required 10 reside at the site of thu
land office foT said DISTRICT who shall be subject to
the same laws and responsibilities and whose com
pen.ation respecffvely, shall be the same as that
now allowed Nv Law TO other land officers in said
state IApproved, May IL, 1872.
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EVENING STAR.

A SUDDEN AwAKENING-SHsperd Bur
oIar BV kis Coat TdiI.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning Miss Eliza Frey. daughter of John
Frey cabinet maker, No. 90 Green street, was
awakened by man placing his hand on her
throat and threatening to choke her IL she made
a noise. She struggled and screamed vigorously
The fellow became frightened and ran to the
window to jump out. Miss Frey sprang from
her bed and seized the mans coat tails in both
hands a. he was disappearing through the win
pended individual kicked and swore. Suddenly
the coat gave way. Miss Frey fell back into
the middle Of the room, still tightly grasping
the rent garment The man fell into the court
yard, where he was captured by an officer who
had been attracted by the noise. He was
raigned in jefferson Market court, and proved
TO be John McCarty, native of Canada, and
employed in the packing-bo box factory No. a
Wooster street. The latter place Is directly in
the rear of Mr.. Frey's house. He was fully
CON united for trial. The rent coat tails were
produced in evidence by Miss frey.-N. Y.
Times, 2sth ult.
MA fight lately took place in India between
a native and a hyena, IN which the former fast
ened his teeth into the nostrils of the beast and
held him until help arrived.
nxFuIIy resolved to have a eold-vater
CoyernOr the prehibitiOnists OF Michigan have
nominated Henry Fish for that office. The
campaign il said TO be going on swimmingly.
-"The editor of a Vermont paper recently
al nOuneed the death of lady by mistake, and
her indignant husband now threatens to bring a
suit for damages for disappointment.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, December Is, 1871.
Trains between WASHING
TON and BALTIMORE and eff Isz;ss;S7j
WASHINGTON AND THE
WEST are now run az follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
and iSo s 500 5ie ana
Pm.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave daily; except Sunday, at SIS, 6:A5 and
e;IS g. m J.: 10 AID y "a D. m.
sns RssSy 1s
at SIS, 6:4s aud e:ls a. m, and 90, 500 and
1:4s D. m; 500 p. n: stops at Jessup's. The SAT
p m stops at Annapolis Junction and Relay only
The 5:4s p. N. % Sunday stops ss during the
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at Ga q. m and 40 o. m No train "a or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave IT 500 g. m. and 8 90, 8: 40 and 7:AS n
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave e :: 90 q: m. and 500 and 7:4Jp
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WESf
and svs DAILY except s oS and sunday at 81
On Saturday at ): and Gas IN. and AS IN
On Sunday at 500 and 5:43 D. m. only, conneot.
ing At Relay station with trains from Baltimore r.
wheeling, Petersburg, Pittsburg, &c.
t0s otrasDurg, and points between Relay House
And strasburg, leave at 500 D. M, connecting 81
heisy House with strssburg and Winchester 60
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
" Arlington Station Ticket Once at all hours IN
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see I'd.
vertisement Of Through Line"
y. l.: WILSON, Master OF Transportation,
m. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GRO K00NTZ Az IN
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No 'eS stL sbrSSt ~ " - next u Ccrlc1 o. = street
GHANCERI SALE oFyALUksLE IAPBovEn
ktAl E>IATE IN TEE CITY OF WASHING.
TON, pleTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- Under sud BY virtue @. sdacrss a ;le suaxesae
- Court Of the pis-ricr q. eafrue ia sod IN
~ guilty cause No 2sss, Docket n y .,eraiu Iahr
and others are defendants. the ur7r-Sieu, A. -rris
tee viii sell n trort q the Pr N S., pubic
tier, TO IN, n highest Llsis-i OF TIESDAT, the y
CERTAIN pieces or parcels - grognl in the citT
NashibFton, II. G, known and DESIGNATED or fte
plat II said cts as Let urm5sre1 nineteen ilsi 49,
numbered twenty "a, in S4us-r numhsre5 twenty
eight t2ol BeEiGBius iO- be ca stree nor
~ the hoTths est o,rtr - SAID Z IA ne-s iel snt
running N, nee eStF sIdiy IN thc line Of ssid n
street north NINETY ihres t3}l feet sIN G. ilch-s
thence south oue hundred twenty flur tl2I fe,.'
clever III inches 10 public a@y; thence west with
the line Of SAID alley Riuety -thr-e fs3 t-rt SIX 81
inches 70 the southwest corner Of sale lot niret-an
tisi,th-Acs north with the line Of said 1T nine
eleven tll inches to the pyiut uf hsC.upibC IeiuE
the whole IL said lot numbered nineteen 49, and the
west thirty seven 80 feet line 49, incbes "t said
tth4ntleu tSHBti fH' IN said square numbered
twenty egh; IS, ni proved b. handsome nl1dera
buiI three-story srick Dwelling BoUss aaj out
Terms Of sale: Uue-third ef the purchase money
10 be paid in cssh balance ia tive egaai nstslmeut-
Al aud u ncu' hsr respectively. after the day
purchaser purchasers bearing interest At the rae
OF ten pr c, utEE per annum from tire day Of sale
abn by deco Or deeds OF trust IN the proprrty-
Deed given the final ratification Of the sac. All
cOnv.yancfng and stamps at cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers. A deposit q gro VII ne required AZ
rhe time OF sale. IL the purchaser or purchasers
Eve days after safe the Trustee reserves the riEht
70 resell said property a. the risk and Of such
Se I've sspa OF SF Atss FIST CIV,
tisemcni IN the Evening Star
TALLhADGE \. Lambert, rrustaa.
MATTINGLY &WHEELER.
.GG
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@ GOLDSTEIN Z CO.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
6ls PENNsYLvANIA AvEHUH,
Under the Metropol,tan :

GENERAL EMPLOYMEET OFFIOE.-Au per.
~ sons wishing to employ Reliable Servants win
promptly filled. fehltivs
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X d. II. B,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
729 Seventh street. between G and Ii.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY
FRAME DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF VIRGINIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 6TH
AND 1rH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
- By virtue of q deed of trust to me- dated
,E: Eebrgary Z ls5l, and duly recorded in Liber
Washington, D. O., will sell. at public auction, in
tTS9f q re prs%ises t. the hishsst bidder
in the subdiyision Of Square lsi, Is the same is
duly recorded in the suryeyors once Of the city OF
visons, felo l52, with the I'm provements thereon,
Terms will be made known On the day of sale
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost OF the pur.
chaser. 800 down when the property is struck of.
In case the terms not with within seven
days the property will be resod Ct the risk And cost
D. L. EATON, Trustee.
yel9eo kds B. b. WARNEB, Auct
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Northwest corner 10th and streets

!4LH ST. WEST, NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE. AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1872, at
@oh o'clock 0. m, we shall sell. on the prem.
-ises. Lot No. Is. in Kingman's subdivision of
Square No 24, being Is feet trent by 10 feet deep
more or less to an alley. This property offers great
Inducements to purchasers, ii 10 in first class
location, being nearly opposite j. L. Knowles
grocery store. Sale positive.
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 and IL months.
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises Ali conve ysncing and reye
nue. stamps a. the cost of the purchaser. 100 down
on the day of sale.
je29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
,OR NORFOLK AND BOSTON.

T.
On and after Monday, June II, 1879, the Steamer
LADY OF TIE LAKE" carrying ~.
theU y. Mail will cave herr Orouch's D EsS4lSEN
Wharf. foot of 9Th street, MONDAY 0.1.-11xz1.4A
and TUESDAY, 81 p. M, stopping 81 the princi-
Norfolk with the N. NJ. Steamship Company for
Boston.
During the season will land at the following IA.
vorite summer resorts Piney Point, Point Look.
out, Fortress Monroe and Nue de l. Eau Hotels
sndris; }. g. Waters, Georgetown. T NJ. Crouch
Will receive ann deliver freight until p. III.
Excursion Tickets to the above points are as fol.
iows:-Piney Point, Point Lookout, IS, round tri D.
Fortress Monroe and Vue de L'Eau, SIS.
Branch Ticket Office at knox's EXPRESS Otice
corner Penn. avenue and 9th street.
DORSEY CLAGETT, Gent Ase1t,
Plants Store, corner 18th and N, Y, ey,
jel4-tr Repub a Patriot
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AUCTION SALE qE REAgTIFUL BUILDING

LOT IN SoUARE V EST or $50
80 On TUESDAY, July ., 1872, at 6:3o O'Clock
~ 2; M, We shan oner on the premises, the waple
OF original let Id one. square west of 53 l. is
one Of the most desirable building sites in the CITY
fronting q feet on . street - feet 81 stree;
west, and 6s f0et inches New Jersey avenue,
and containing 70Si square feet. The streets ani
the avenue Save recently been opened and graded
to Boundary street.
Terms: Oue-third cash; balance 6, IL and Is
month with interest, sec2red by deed Of trust A
deposit OF Ss0 at time OF sale. Title perfect. All
cost