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teau Der observation-disclosures.
Gnn1ntifiIrc.

SIreau Der Observation-Disclosures
Spntn1indre.
Gltimore, ben 4. SUM 1872.
Die Sonlmiidre iir ben 0urbbrum BON StraBer
MAIDEN hermit in @emG6beit hes 6. Abi6nittCs cine,
8eoronuHs 3ur 4uslbun9 9euiIer Der @emsince in
BeSiebun9 auf bic StraBen in Der Stobt Baltimore
5nitebeuber 8eiuSniiic, lueI6e om 3. ApriI 1866 &c
ne6mist t~uorheH, hetunut, baB fc Wittppd,, ben IL.
Juli 1872, 8orlnitto9s 10 ubr, im Sircau Der @omz
miiiGre auf Der SNootzSte Der 9alpertz uno 2erin9-
~toEitrase IT'D uerIammetn Derbeu, nm an Iueitbun0
seuannter Seiu9rtie gu geben uuo Ole ibnen nbers
trngeueu unb BON ibnen erbtIi6ten 9didteu i'm Be
treffe bes Suneemnirene II. ScHnenS Fer GRalib=
itrafe, BON benz ee9enparti9eU @nbe his gum So
iopette : Wnrft, in uebtreinitiInmune NIT elmer an
q. Wt"t 1872 9%enebmi9ten Seroronung oC5 Miauore
unb Stobtr0tbes pen Baltimore gu oerribter.
Siddc 4 Or,
SaS. q. Wfurroro,
Spbu 3. Nauett,
GOmmiiidre.
Ylo. a = EoN " - N.-r,,, cAEx
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NUIWTIIITTUIt
G35,4i,7,63l q. =. Grecu, Setr.
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Getr bin 9 : cine sro5e W0bel- sabrif. 81
follg, NIT O%anpimaitine unb alien rotbiseu Wfa,
lbin,,ie'n complet; oisielbe lit lest In uunem SeE
friebs. lbos. pin,
- G36-I Gde Der }Suueite= unn ct Raufffr.
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MDminiftratnrs Serfauf

n Mominittratnrs 0erfauf
SausbaIt=M obiGtari n 81 +. f44,
earlftraBe
uno pom
d,irursifd,en c~nftrumentcn IL. (. no.
Tpnneritag, ben Is. SUM 1872, Wl s 10
rbr, iplrb Der untsr3eihnete 4nminiitla tor bes per-
i%torbenen Or. Sulius %. 5errins am Tlase Ser. l44,
Bearlitr., pcrfauien.
9ues Saueha. t. ~ pbiIiar bes Serforberen, 4.
9. Stuben=Wtobel, 8tttlte1en, gBai6tiidbe, Gollst.
ten, aleibetihrdnfe, Matten, MutrGBen, BettSeug.
Sorbdn8e, 2otlrttensegenitanoe StiibIe, slider
II. |. ~.
onie:
gS5imner= 81 obiltor, u6r, Glide, StiibIe, Ofatteu,
uno 0abstub, S%teingut, @Iasipaaren uno SotSel=
Ion II. |. 10.
ferner:
Barlor unb Sit(iotbef=Ntobilior, Biano, Setre<
tdre. Stiible, Sofa, @ldier, Stlber, Glide init
uno obne UiarmurpIatten Seppl6e, 5fu9s uno
Wfatten,
10 c II
dirurSifdIc Snftrnfnente unS Bidder.
~llnsefdbr 100 Sonoe aus9eiuhter mebi5intider uno
oeribieoenar tighter gSerte, NIT plelen anoeren bier
nl6t an9elabrten @e9enitdnben,
Die sepobnlide ~geridieoenbeit bon 9i6ense'
rGtten.
Beoir9un9en: Baar5cbtune.
SbarleS SpIuInann. 4bmini Traitor;
Mereon. Shpmas s So. Arft.
So9lcth ndh 8erf1uf Der Sbi9en, UNI ii llbr,
tperSen mir bas Bobnbaus p~erfouien, namlid:
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6uhlher NanDitk

f;=:A 9iiblder sanDiik
E.I an Der Sarfore : geoac auf Mutton.
Sienifas, ben Is. SUM, No6mlita9s nbr, per<
ben iulr in Dem Gr6an9e=Sertaufs5lmm er
ben bibih<eeleeenen unb ih6n bebduten 6 q n Of B.
urgeTGbr Ia Uieilcn on Der 9urfcro : Ro.e, lino ms
9efdbr "a Ader Sano i'm topen 4ultur5uitanoe nit
eIHem Der ibonlten S~bftSGrten I'm Staate, entbalteno,
o%erfduIen.
3ie DISQUALIFICATION fino elm neuss. eroBes uno
bnbifes sSobnDaus, ttone Stauun9, @tsbaus &C.
Oas 2ano liegt bibi6 uuo Die yiahpatidait ltbr
enlpfeblenswertp, ou e. in unmitteibarer yi6be Der
Scr lie9t.
IS fam gu irseno elmer 3ett Dor benz gsrtaufs be.
iihti9t perten. Soiortige Beiisnabme-
SeoingurQeu unh Gin5elnbeiten bei'm sserfauie.
O40,4,5,6) 4. VI. SenneIt s Spmp, Iutt.
ttaHa Iermalters>Vertau
Exlls pom
- psrtbpouem isentbum
auT Der
Sisoa.G9e Der Central s9lpenue uns manar.
Strait zines Oetretss oea areis=9eridfes Der Siaot
Baltimore nerhen Die llnterbeihneten als 8erualter
auf 6Hentliber 4uttion on Srt uuo Stele Sonner=
tag Den Is. SUM- 1872, Na6mittass 4 llbr, per-
taufen:
Sen aanseu G5runtpfns nit 6ebGuren, anb.r
SuooItz@Ge Der @entr1i .Nuenue unb WtapitraBe &C.
legtn 46 fTuB on Der 9ent.at=4penue nno 80 ,sSB on
Der gtautraBe brett uno elmer jdbrltten 9runomtetbe
BON $40 unteripoIien.
Die @eoGuoe beIteben in einem 2h=ftoGigen siez
gelffeinernsu ScbGuee NIT elnem 3, itoGieen Sinz
tersetduoe. iett ole Gin 8o9nbous uno ea9erbier=
Gallon benutt.
Die 8ertaufsbebinquuaer, ipte burd oas Defretuorz
spei gleihen 3abIuneen in 6 uno - Wionaten NIT
i2inien; bic &rebitSabIun9e en- 9~eni9enb seiitert; ODER
allies baar, nab Der Babl bes aduters.
Sebaffiau SrpDn unb
stobertS. &nith, Serrualter,
Set. SO, st. EaulitraBc;
gamueI 8. cover s epmp., autt.
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fl Seb1 tpcrtbDoaes Gigemtbum

fiji Sebr ~ucrtbuules Gisentbum
-EmI an Ter 5rererid.surnpise,
cine furse Strede oberbaib bee D3rei DieiIen , Saus
les" uno oils bas Stule'S6e Stsentbuln beflnnt,
auf Mutton.
Wittwod,, ben 1a. SUM 1872, Radmittass 4
Ibr, peroen mir an Blase pert1ufen:
Den sansen Gruneplas mt GebGnSen, me
fofet, beibrieben: I'm Der Trefertd 9ioao 70 +. brett
un6 bis on DE alte %sreoerid Gfoao, $40 fub tmebr
ooer weI issrl titf seb.nb. Die 3ebduos limb Elm be-
auemes ~. Hodges hDl;ernes BUbnbauS mt 2
It distm Sintersebduoe. 9itnerpnns u. {. ~; { n
Drummer nit 9 tenn aSaiier lit ouf Dem Bfase. Gin
itoner iun9er Sbt9arten Der ouE9eiutteten Sblt=
arten. iofpte Elm ausse ieibrcter 9emuie%@arre aller
4rt in iuonem i3uitGnoe. Cine 9~runbmIetbe uon 81
pro Brettefub rubt aut ofm 8IaBe.
Fir SdldoIer
bietet obiees gisentbum ieltene gortbeile. % IS cine
boppelte Eront init binretCnenoer 2lere bat uno IN il.
Der Siniidt fb 'ebr Cat fIr cir b%erartists 9eidaft
ei9net; AUDI ut es 9lei6faas iir cine Yriu at % obnur9
pliienb.
Sebineunsen QibsroO usrSen bei'm 9ertaufs be-
fannt semadt.
eamuel s. Goper s gDbue, auft..
U39-4O SIo=Sn~@te Der 9Gnz mo 6apetteffr.
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RI %hcrfaufen.

$ia Dns 3hzt6iise siesetteinerne Dobrbans
6r. 16S, CR xDmbdri:, nabe Spr'na"ruBe, 10
ssuB trelt. In eonplstem SuItunoe. q u omietbe nur
So pro Breltefub. Weaen ben Sdlifiel uno Jti1e.
sen rrase man I'm ndh ten 9auis oberbalb nod.
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&erfetgernngen.
Waiienserifts gsrfamf

Wat1eftgertDtssS srfanf
&MR zines empieblensuertbe
9Sobnbaufes nebff &acen
auf Der Rorbot.gte Der b. Ii n b
GbenfroBe.
Seute, ben 70. SUM, Rahmitta9s h6 libr
fon On Ort uno Stele i'm Suffrage oes adtbaren
Gaiienseridtes tir Gle Staot Baltimore oas iepr en-:
giseLsnspfrtSEs ssohsbaus msDa sassnlofal aat
CERT peroeH. Sas @runoftii IN on @ouspitra6e 81
SUP brett uub bat cine edn8e BON 60 Sus.
Aui Dem ed.GIunoflde freber Elm brcttodtsss Sie=
9eridtet lit, cine iet eansen benuste treflite gez
ihditslase, ionie haneben Elm SutitodI9es Sieeeis
%iteinernes Bobnbans une elm 5ieseliteinernes oin>
tergebdube. Oas Game tit etnem S~abres=Srunb=
5inie BON $40. 70 untsrpotfen.
8ertauisbeoinguns: Baor3ablur9.
I.8. Die beiren Sduie luerben einseln p~ertauit;
Elm SrunoriB, Der anl Auttionstage auHiegt, 9tebt
ale rahere austunft.
Sames Young, jun. Serpatter
besiJta6lailes Der @leonore q. 9ouug;
Q35,7S,40,D 4. ~. Senuett S Comp, autt.
Durb 8. gB. Sennett S Somp.
1 Gr>S1eriHsz Gerfauf.
-E:I Strait lines geidlaanabme=S efebles (Fieri
facias on condemnation) hes SaltumorerS taot=9es
@. Sones iperoe id an Der @eridtsbaustbire in ner
Stabt Baltimore mpntd9, B. "a. SUM 1872, Wfitz
tags &c ubr. perfaufen:
MHee yted,t. Sefsred,t, Snterehe unc Gigen-
tbum oes Sobann %. Sones gu etnem 9eipiien
@runpptase nit baraufitebenhen Sebduoen in Der
Staot Baltimore, ~folsenoer Neiie beitrleben:
I'm Der 81 oiette Der @roBtraBe in Der Sntiernurs
BON f12 SuS 6 i3oq oftIi6 Don Der 2biroiraBe, Sehe=
ral-Sin, anfuu9eno; oann oitlif, l6nSs Der @toBftr.,
t18 SuB 6 sou mt elmer 81 ie BON 1913 Berdes
sebenb uno elmer @runomietbe pom einsm Sent uutet=
iDorfcn.
Sebout nit einem 3zfofigen Saufe nit einem q
tod gen Sinter9ebGuoe.
Muauaus albert. Gr~sduiF;
&. VI. Bennett d Spmp.s auft.
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Qanbquter.
3u bcrfuufet.

Atpet neue Wobnbduier nit 9doen an Solz
iinsfraSe, nabe benz Wtartte, ihones @isentbum,
ueroen bini8 uno inter leitten 8eDtnsunsen per<
fault.
Geruer elm neues Wobnbaus uuo eaben an . eltt=
more, metlih BON ShroberitraBe, uub Jest OILS Elm
Epeeiaoen benust, miro binis unb inter leftten Be
6insunsen ~oerfauft. Iaberesa ui Der VorfipeasGde
Der ~9esinston, unb st. SanlfraRe.
1881 g. Qipeaep.
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3u berfaufen.

Bier niebIlhe Sduier on Der Surbams, nab
Monurentfrase nit 5 3irnmsrn unb Keller. HreiS
$500; uur 800 Baar, Der Gst in 5 Sabren. Gerncr 8
Sduier Su ie $3.50; tbeilpsife taaI. Der Ref out Ian
een Srebit. G%runomittbe nur $40 librlid. Ndbere
&usiunit ertbeiit Thomas o. Wafpn, 4r. 63.
Seoro.0 roaewap, lU-)
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3u Derfdufen pber su Dertaufhen
sSsYM game 2anofs IS Of III e 9 10 B" In 5ofparo@
GounIp. nabe @rep's citation uno cine baIhe WeiIe
pom GGicotthGitn. Us fino 100 I6er pf~ isbaren San.
Oes I'M boben aultur5uftapte nit binreitenoen Obt<
uno Grattenbdumen, 0etrdnden II. |. N.
SbpmaS & Comp,
u30-) Str. Sc, ct. Yauttrase.
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Sncben erhnltru.
GDeben erbdltpn.
". 9enrp Gmitb,

&tnmader
BON ~InfEhis5i nsrpad en- Esaaren, lufasrn, @az.
Ndlen, Tomatoes H.. (. {.
aues an6se Obi uni 8emlie miro ,etfpum1sfs
perpndt.
Wa btttet uR auftrdqe moo
CDR 1918 ,t&tul Gde Der See une SotparSae.
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gu %nerfautcn,

EiI Gun Sroguen 2aoen nit 5siSbriser 8aht. 8
Slmmer uno bl1iSer Diietbe lift iebr biuls gu pertaus
Sen; GROCER umias burp Retepte. GdheIes bel
Yierre =. 0uaan,
1851 SIR. 43. 2erlnstonlr.Be.
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s Na9 Button llber 8tnrfnlf
$500 lUerosn an ben fOlgenNsnG oseut sfOr
Nss&sza&@ bert:
8ampier n8tatfone, ;" Capt. Geo. s. 9aaett
Noutnq, 10. SUM. 8 pbr ytGtmittaQs.
Sampfer rXB. Crane" Capt. Solomon Sope5
Sonnerito9, 10. Surf, Vadmitta9s 3 nlr.
"a BaIideGprels mad Bolton nit @mi6lus oi
Betoft9uns uno SdGafStmmer SIS. 9tns uno Ser
1etie $25.
Wegen Ira9t unb Bofass ruenoe man f1 an
". I. 6usginS, aQenter,
8lannIgau's @erfte,
j2e3-k am SEuRe oeS IQnQen Sods.
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Abminifratnrs 8erfauf

"'"''"'p'e sss
W OF nhau c 8 Gr. 144, 9earIftr.
Spnnersas. ben Is. SUM 1872, Ntorsen5 IL Ibr,
fpe,ben mir am 8lase pertauien:
Geu sanlen t5runnpias nit @ehduoen, on Der
Weftieite Der BeallitraBe selesen, Die folat. beihriez
ben: cen 9an5en .9runbpIat IN berStabt Baltimore,
an Der Weiti,tie her 8earltroBe in Der @ntferuung
BON 10 SuB irhlib urn Der $de Der Gearlz unb Olulz
bsrrpfttaBe, 20 1uB brett unb 76 SuF tlei sebeno unb
elmer idbrliden @runOmietbe bon $50,67 balbidbrlif
5ablbar, unterfporfen.
Die @ebduoe iino Elm 2A=fiDdises sieoetiteinernes
B0bnbaus nit ooppelten 2zflott9cu Sinter9ebdube
uno einitOti9er Slide.
gertduis6cbinsunscn: elm 8ritttbeil boar, Der 0Reii
in = uno IL Mondten NIT 3in'en II. burt Sfoten oes
aduiers, nit ssnebmistsr Si9erbeit, seii6ert; ODER
Mues baar, nlb benz 8elieben bes 8iufers.
Sbarles Spiumann. QbuiniHrotor;
O4Q-2l Nbrepu. Shpmda & Comm. Nntt.
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2u perfaufeu,
Hu %nerfauteu.

~..e 9anbnele pom s. ateIn, 6 WeiIen an ber
Bel.r.Roar, 40 ader urbar, iebr bills. Hdberes bel
4luroun = Sruscnp, Rr. 80, Rom Suiieinss.
OF YauInrdBe. 1857
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[I55, Q, 1.9,4 HOO 7,g,5D
Ceiientlider Gsrfauf
EELV zines
febr fpertbopuen 9runreisentbums

2ertngton<, nabe 2ibertbfrabe.
Die unterj ,i6neten, ole at minitrctor bes Si9en-
tbimcre, fuerhen ID ontaa, ben II. SUM- 1872, Jtatz
mttta9s nm 1 ubr, auf 0ffentlt6er auttiou in benz
Sertaufe aus'ieten:
Sas sSpbnbaus oes oeritorbenen Or. au9uit
We9ner an Der Norofcite Del 2erin9tonftra6s, 80 TuB
an Der gerinatonhrase trcit uno NIT liner Gieie Don
~unseidbr 1877 SUP 6 2ol bis on einen 9mnbplab OIL
Der 9Iautra6e, Utlder Trliber an Sames $. mo
Sobn g. So9a ourd oeia9ten Or. Iesner perpattet
nurbe. Die Gebduhe heiteben IN eincm 3 totisen
%obnbauie NIT aelsrseihoB urb sinem ssrdumi
gen 2=t0disen Sinlprsebdube i'm 6inter9runoe.
Se toufsbebinsun9en: Elm Orittbetl baar, Der 0feft
tn 4 unb s Diunaten NIT 5 MEN une gutter StQer3elt.
SSrumne s Sruue, SutDditcr;
G39, $50 Gibjon & Spmp., glutt.
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a5e 8ilminqtOn, &c.

~ 8ilmingtOn, N.zG,
GxaEas4AR 3peiInQl Der @ofe.
A&aAS%9IA1 6rad,tauter tdSIidb empfduasn!
Die Baltimore NIB Soutbern Osmpi>5rarsptra
totions { Comp" oeneben aus oen Oompfldlitn
rSplioar, Capt. Spans;
rRebeea SInee," G1Dt. .. 8. Gibbs
n9ucilie," @apt. s aeio j. BrIce
Das 9ampiinlfi .9uctne" laoet n1nnebr unc
miro gomfds, Den 10. SUM, 5taGmittG9s I'm r
u6r, ab9eben.
Die SampfihtFe ~perGuiien ieben SGfen 3toei Niole
lehe Wohe uHn p%erbiuren iIh in tSilmin9tor nit al
en- @tienbubnen unb OQmpfi6iff- 2tnien, uel6e mad
Dem Suneru BON Noroz unb Slo@S Gtoltna nno @eor=
sia fabrer.
Durdqepenoe fsrabtbrtcie tueroen aussessbrn uut
Die fraht=0taten nab Ralei9b, @bur 1t,e, Fapette
pile, Shoe Sin, Wbitepi4e, Tatr 9luff, Buckingham
mo anoeren guniten in atoroz@ %aroltna, M6r.on,
Sumpter WGnbefter, Darlington, Soctetp Sill,
5berap, 8tibopsptQe, @reeupiae, Columbia, @nms
ben uub anoern Buntten in Suo ; @arollna uno @e>
or9ta g%nlantirt.
ira6tgurer peroentdglid onsenommen unb Srahtz
Staten 10 6ilia, ais bei ir9eno elmer anoern2irle ga
ranttrt. 8eriihernnaen merhen 81 a 8roS. e%ffettuIrt.
Nesen Srattruten, &laIiifttGtIoncH u. anoercraus,
furit penoe mon lh an
VI. =. Gp;anS. 49enten, BiImtn9ton, SIS;
NnerefpsS Sornp., 9eneral-agenten,
(S0-l SIR. 70. Smiths gSerfte.
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MeGltes 6nrlemcr Cef.

Die rnterSeifneten 6aben cine sroBe Sentuns tss
idten Snrlemsr Seles Don Ger RabIit in parlem,
etlblirt i'm Sabre 1888 unb nod INNER Dor htr
1llp'ihen 6amilie fortselibrt, brett i%nlportirt.
YreiS 50 Gents pro Nlnlhe.
Mnrreps & Fbpnpfpu. Bbarmo,euttf,
(San.19,tO SIR. 8. Weft=Saltilmoreffr
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@.V. Gin 6aus nit 9uben auf Der gfe Der Bioblez
Tn0 l5olfttrlEe, elm sut1r Ylas iur einen Batter, oa
ieiner In Der Iiue lit ierner 3pei niehtihe %bcluene
Wobnbduier, acknowledgements, 5ptihen Nnns uno
WoliitraBe. Gdberes bel samfin = Webb. Stmmer-
aeuten II. Baumeitsrn, Nr. %, Oh,NibelefraRe.
13S-iQ)
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Iuh WATERMAN !

AEA SQs f6one ibneGie9etroe A I Norb,
49, euti1e S6ifi rSuisbura," Capt. 6.
So 8oales, miro prompt nod obigem Safen
- %erpehirt. 0e9en Sradt ober 8afaas
ueKbe man fib an Den @apitdn am Soro ODER ON
Gebrifer SDninger,
(St-l ar. go. g.=Gharlesf ra~- 4 6ieppe bob.
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i29, 35,4l.0 earoh s ELLSWORTH, gOmin.

Cine 8erorouunq, nm cine Scrorbnung, Die Nc
@locrruitraBc atuiiteH SroGhDuu uno TcQiIternruBc
gu connemniren uro gu offneu, 81 ptocrruicn.
Qbihnitt l. Sei e5 uerIuQt uEo ~ucroronet burh
Den 8iir9ermeiiter uuo StootrQtb pom Baltimore, oa6
Die 8etorbnun8 SIR. %, am l6 Widri 1871 9ereb.
mist, bctitelt: "@tne Seroronuug, UNI UcGlbcrrpItr.
;pii6en 8toaopap uuO u, 9Iitetitra6e gu coroemntz
rem unb All 0%ffner." lei uno ut oieielbe btermit piocrs
ruIen, uorausQeiett, raB tie iton uuigelauIenen Soz
item inter Der 8erOronuuQ iur bic G|rofinung btnQnn.
ter StrlGe ~innCr5dlb hrei Dtonaten non Der UerCb-
mi9un9 oieier 8erorbnunQ in Die S~tarttaiie eingcBallt
rperoen, uno in Serna6lGiii9un9 ~ofiitlben, ootr I'M
EGGe Der gtiht=ginjnbtunq Der btnrei6enbenS uamc
beia9tsr untoiten, iOu oieIe Seroronurg uRglltIg
iein.
@enebmiQt 0cn 90. Rait 1872. Q4O-2)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-13

- From the San Francisco Eraminer /:
"The Secretary Of the Navy has pet to
whom he awards fat jobs at the expense of
the United States Treasury. This gentle
man, who has become millionaire since
Robson has been Secretary Of the Navy,
aud who is said to be his partner, is one
Cattell. He has large storehouse 10
Philadelphia, aud from that depot Robesou
some two years ago sent 100000 bricks to
New York, which were sent around Cape
Horn to Mare Island, and few were used
in the construction Of the dock at that
place. The bricks we're necessarily high
priced. But by tho pitching and rolling
Of the vessel nearly the whole Of them
were destroyed, SO that they reached their
destination in the form Of brick dust.
Out Of 100000 paid for BY the Govern.
ment ouly about thousand arrived fit for
use."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-13
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY MORNING ARPL 49, 1872

This assurance appeared to have no
particular charm for Squire Chester, fos
be turned away with very little ceremony.
Miss Dashwood won't up stairs on some
errand, and they heard her whistlisg q
she crossed the hall. r
Philip" whispered the Squire, 81
think We had better be going" no "a
"Not yet, sir Miss Dashwood is about
to show me her new pistols; then she will
teach me new game Of cards, and after.
wards we're oso to che stablssrs.s !.
"Go to where ?" ap 39,li
"To the stables, sir, to look at the
horses" 3 @el 81 a
The Squire cast on him q look Of con-
centrated indignation. u
"Is that's Miss Dashwood, or Jon, OF
whatever else she is called, man or wo-
man p" 2q ST
"She latter, I presume, sir. It is the
fashion, nowadays, you know, for dash.
ing young women like her to adopt mas
culine style in general. It sits we'll on
Miss Joe-don't you think so, sir3"
"Miss Joe be-"
The old gentleman recollected himself
in time. But he had seen enough Of the
dashiug young Josephine, his old friend
Simon Walkers niece, and very moody
was he when he rode homeward that night.
Philip" said he, a day or two after, i
don't see the use Of your going to Elmwood
so often, now that Miss Dashwood is there"
"Why not, sir? thought that you
would like it," ~
"The truth is, I'm disappointed in Miss
Dashwood. can't approve Of such a
women as wife for any man save horse
dealer or circus rider. Especially I should
not approve Of her as the mistress Of this
house. I have no desire to see my draw.
iug.room turned into dog.kennel, or to
have horses walking up and drinking out
Of my coffee cup. In fact" said the
Squire, waxing warm, won't have my
future daughter-in-law going about the
house whistliug, and odoros Of brandy
aud cigars, too, I shouldn't wonder. /
heard her say it was the fashion. Ugh r.
Philip was satisfied. the more so when,
week later, his father observed that little
Lena would make as good wife for him
as he could get.
The wedding took place within six
months, Miss Dashwood, herself happy
bride, was present, and the Squire won-
dered exceedingly at the great change and
improvement wrought in her by the iuAu-
ence Of marriage.
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~ In face Of the proposition to build
ten new men.ofwar while over forty mon.
itors are peacefully rotting away in the
mud, it now appears that three gigantic
engines Of destruction. upon whicl, mil.
lions have been expended, are actually
decaying on the stocks At the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. We suppose oil this is due
to the new system Of economy introduced
by the Administration. the merits Of which
only appear on paper.
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NJ Miss Maggie Cunningham, Of Te.

~ Miss Maggie Cunningham, Of Ter
re Haute, Ind, determined to take ad.
vantage Of the privilege supposed to belong
to leap year, and invited her friends to
her wedding before she cosulted the young
man whose name she had concluded to
take. The wedding party proceeded to
the residence Of the gentle youth and
found him in bed, but he, recognising the
situation, gathered his raiment about him
and stole away. The rest Of the girls are
discouraged.
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~ 4 Kentucky precinct has some
hard cases-an old farmer and set Of
young fellows to whom the eighth COM
mandment presents no terror. Old Dad
was fond of coon, the boys of stealing from
him. The old man having captured one,
and knowing it was (" gone coon" if left
out of doors, killed n favortc cat of a
neighbours, and cutting its head off and
removing its jacket, he hung it where it
could he readily stolen. The next morn.
ing while he was busily at work, the boys
approached and commenced twitting the
old man with the loss of his coon. He
assured them that it tasted " fnst rate"
But Dad. you know you had no coon. "
Reckon l did," was Dads quiet reply.
But are eat him." asserted the boys.
"Yns. all but the head! !" said dad with
a sly twinkle in his eye as he pulled from
his pocket the head of the cat.
1t is not safe to say " coon" in that part
of Kentucky.
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TABLE TELEGRAPHING.

At hotel table in San Francisco lately
sat two young men, Telegraph operators,
who, to amuse themselves, clicked upon
their plates with their knife or spoon in
the language well known to telegraph Of
ficials, but unfamiliar to other people.
One would pick up his knife, and convey
to the ears of the other remark like this /:
why is this butter like the offense of
lIanlet's uncle p His friend replied, "
give it up" lie telegraphs, " Because it's
rank, and smells to heaven" At this ex i.
traordinary n,ima,on given at the expense
of the landlord, who sits by, perfectly un.
conscious Of the joke, the other is over.
come with laughter, in which the first
joins, while all wonder what may be the
cause Of their mcrrimcnt.
Opposite to them sat newly married
couple, whom they imagined to be from
the country. and the young lady, who was
right good looking, came next in order as
the butt of their tcleyraphic hits
What lovely little pigeon this is op-
posite, isn't she ?" clicked No. l.
" Perfectly handsome" answered No. 9 {;
g looks as it butter wouldn't melt in her
mouth. just married, guess. IF that
country pumpkin alongside of her were
out Of the way l would toss her crust of
bread"
"Never mind him" replies No. |.
"Give her nudge under the table with
your foot"
To the CONSERVATION of the foolish
young men, the bridegroom picked up his
knife, and on his empty glass clicked off
the following dispatch, his face flushed
and his brow set in a very determined
manner:
"This lady is my wife, and as soon as
she gets through with her breakfast, |
propose to give both Of you thrashing,
you insolent whelps."
This was enough to bring a very solemn
look upon the two faces opposite. There
was no more joking and no appetite for
the remainder of the meal, and the Offend
ers Immediately arose and slipped out of
the way, fearing to encounter again the
bridegroom, who was himself a telegraph
operator.
When young people seek amusement at
the expense Of others they are likely to be
matched in their mischief
Impudence, especially, cannot always
hide itself, and if INDUCED in, its fimsy
covering will bc drawn aside when least
expected, and shame will be the result
There are coarse and selfish people in
every vocation, and rarely do such find
themselves in the end I" at the head Of the
heap but generally at the bottom.
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u In the bitter contest with sell, the
best man may At times fall. The true
hero will then SET to work, and for himself
build another pedestal, broadsr, strosgsr
and higher than the last.
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u A modern fashionable wedding is
defined to be grand crisis Of clothes; the
" BRIDE peg on which fnery Of all kinds
IS hung; the bridegroom, sober black
object following tho bride, of no account
in particular, and yet without whom there
would be no fuss and the fun could not
20 on"