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RY LATIMER q CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th Ut
Star Office Building

Star Office Building
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RPH9sEKT " At THE F. IN INT, OF
OFTWO NEW TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT
BR!CK DWELLINGS,AN ONE WO-sTORY
E EbhME H sTR 2RT:HQUsESi FR ONT 9N
FRAME DWELLiEGs. FRoNTiNG On MAS
ssA A s4RsETs WYE AkHsEIsuE' BETWEEN aD AND
E February !, A; p. Is71, and duly recorded in
aSd b1 IT h the District
thereby shall sell, at public auction, ia front of
the premises. on d URSUAY Y, the 9th day Of OetO
parcel Of sreuSd Situate and benS IN The es
OF Washington, in said Dist, let, and known rs Lot
numbered one ID, in w. O: Johnson 8 subdivision OF
as the same is recorded in the Surveyors Office of
said city, in Subdivision Book :" No. /, folio
1882, together with the improvements thereon.
Lot numbered six, l6,l in Joseph ElRsn's subd-
vision of square south Of Square numbered FIVE hun
dred and sixty two, t56z the is recorded 10
Book :" \. K.," No /. felio l72, together with the
improve ments thereon.
The sale will commence with the property first
above desert and be continued until the amount
OF sales pays the debt due under the trust and ex
This property will be sold Sc parately or as whole.
Terms Of sale: One. third cssh. tof which 500
and wo years With ten per cent interest from the
day Of sale, and secured to the satisfaction the
Trustee the premises sold; " all cash, at op-
the Of as sale sqs
complied with within six day after day Of SALE the
Trustee reserves the right to resell, after week
SEQ LAfiMEB 4 CIKARY. Hucts.
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UMPORTANT TO AROHITLCTs, BUILDER
AND CONTRACTORS.

established an Agency in this city, are prepared %
furnish, at the shortest notice, oil kinds Of UUf
GRAEITE WORK which may be required BY srchi
rates. We have constantly on hand large assort-
nent Of granite Curling, Belgian Pavement Blocks,
Base Courses, Coping, 30 JAS. y. RUSSELL D
co, Agents, Pants Bailsins, No. III is,s street,
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The PRINCIPAL TOPIC which exercised the
unquiet spirits of the New York InternaIionals
last Sunday-always excepting the discussion of
the Hague Congress-was Chinese labor. The
supplantng of white men by Mongolans in San
Francisco was much lamented, and bitter COM
ments were made upon the apathy in general
which makes such q state of things possible.
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EDUCATIONAL.

N JiELH viii I;.r" IsesoNs ps a. n ,s:i1 resi- Sh
s' :as st s::a1s.,: n nsl
Law scH00s a1 SE THI TTSFIvlRsIr7 OF
E Fl; ;sH0 osab.s En- 81
m. Lev College j. removed to It's .s.o hall, on
10 ,bs M'; Mn ana 10th streets, north side, next
IN regard to the be eb
| CHAS. w. HOFFMAN,
| sepzIM Secretary Of the Faculty.
winter course Of Clinical Leet0e. 10 an .tu
So.pisi en 81 nsdieins cay) Columbia
ssks,; e .d%i;.iCn E obtained Of se:asnt
| HANOVER BOAkl ING AND DAY SCHOOL
II situated ear B ah.ver Station, about Is miles
| from Washington, in Q healthy country. under
HEssH SE2a &c
C9MEsckEB.Tr IT. LEss4MS " GGS0GRAPaY, GRAM
fhur.day and G1dss e1eniSss
Also; Private Lessons at other hours, in tn. same,
Snssi@en Lesson: res Both adis: and gentlemen
ss at the hours
MAEsTRO ANTONIO BABILI,
Avn Composer and conductor Of Italian opera, and
professor OF vocal music, having removed from New
York to Baltimore, with view to making that city
his permanent residence, begs to Offer his profess
sion services to the musical public OF Washington
On MONDAY and THURSDAY
Of each week.
Applications be made at his ONCE at Messrs
Ellis Co.'s Music Store, 937 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Circulars at all Pianos and Music Stores. SCI I'm
!Smss S ssss; S ":
lie hour. HI a ssd mr. ses
MI BIZ R6y g A. PhSKY, sELE0T SCHOOL FOR
Annn. sse, Y o "
SELECT CLASSICAL Asb H HSGHaG; hAs:4af%ZI
1th street, between 1 and X.
begin n .ss nh For
au2o-d Hamilton House. corner 18th aud K SITS.
THE. N MISSES 9sRORNEs BOARDING AND
will PeoPen % sSss and misses
sA5 street, northeast corner 10th.
mss be q a. &
schooi, and circulars may be found at the back
GONzAGA COLL EGE.
The collegiate exercises Of this institution will be
resumed At its new Location on 1 street. between
North Capitol and LIST streets west, ON MONDAY,
For the Classical Course, per quarter OF II
For the Non Classical Course. per quarter Of
There will be extra charge of five dollars S5)
per annum for the Of Chemical and Philosophi-
cal Apparatus.
aulS I'm JAMES CLARK, President
INCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL for Young
i Ladies and Children, l113 n street, cerner Of
l2th, Rev. R. HUBARD, Rector; Miss Mac
LEOD, Principal Duties resumed TUESDAY,
September 18th. For Information apply as
MILE CANlBbRGER Is READY TO RE.
w sumo her lessons in FRENCH and GERMAN,
either a. the residence of her pupils or at or own
No. 7O9 18th street, N. W., between g and II New
classes row formlbg. sf6-eolm@
EH9LlSH, EaEHUh, AND CLASSICAL ~
H sTITUTE FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Re AHG ELO JACKSON, Principal
10. us New York avenna. northwest.
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AN OLD FRENCHwoNAN NAV frequently be
seen gazing intently in through the ratings of
ST Marks church-yard. chad she some dear
friends inferred there?" asked a benevolent old
gentleman OF her the other day. "No, mon
sieur; II Is the dandelions see that grow 80 fine
themi'-N. T. World
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10y LATIMER CLEAKY,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penusylva nia avenue and 18th st
Star Office Buildings,

CATALOGUE SALE OF LARGE AND VALU.
ABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
On TnESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
AID FRIDAY EVENINGS, October lst ID, Sd,
and 18th, 1872, commencing at IA O'Clock, at our
auction rooms, we shall cell superior collection of
BOOKS, embracing every department If literature,
elegantly bound, and many of them very rare aud
n. B.-Parties unable to attend the sale can have
their orders exec uted by the auctioIeers.
Terms cash.
se26 GATIMER CLEARY. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
10y GEEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d stp.

RY GEEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
EXKCUTRIxy SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
SARIS, HARNEsS, CONTRACTORS TOOLS,
o. or Friday, the 4th day Of October, A.
d,d lT1 :, :, IT. sG O'Clock shall sell BY
holding special term on on T rns the
lst day Of October A. D. ls72 part Of the persons
premises: Msssschusetts auenpe, between 81 and 81
streets, W. being No. rs, the following named
Six good Work Horses and Mules,
Carts and Harness,
sas Sni saRY r SGk IS Ez.eu,rr
RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Anetioneer.,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets
rsET2 ssEP st ERANE HOUSE. On Eog sEH
* Or nSN6EY, the : 5.6 day ei October, 1872.
e. Es: :ns s il nne q she
square numbered FIVE hundred and fifteen, i5l5,j
nei feet six to an seg TSs
IoIerty 'f.Is great Inducements to purchasers as
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day sale
conveyancine at the cost of the purchaser. Sioo
dU Scs Shen the prSGfssEFtEE i sOIa
Rr GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
~ No 3l9, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
oALE Al AUCTION OF FINE DWELLING
HOUSE ON M, NEAR FIFTH STREET W.
"a On FRIDAY, the llth day of October, 1871,
E0 We will SELL at public auction, in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p; m, part of Lot II, ia
square No. 5l4, in the city Of Washington, d. U :,
being premises No. 44S N street.
The improvements consist of fine three story
BIick Dwelling house, with Back Building, having
all the modern CONVEX fences.
The Lot is of q good depth. and runs back to
Ter ms: One fourth cash. the balance at 6, IL and
IL months. with interest at per csntnm. secured
upon the property. ELIAS e WHITE,
EUGENE OAkUSI
VIM. .MATTtNGJY,
AssigDees of James G.. Naylor.
ocz-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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Rx GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Ho. 1901 Northwest corner Of 10th and d W

~ GkEIN WILLIAMS, Auotloneers,
- Go. 1901 Northwest corner Of 10th and D w
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
E:: 18th day Of November. A: D. is7O, and duly
land records for Washington county, b. O., and BY
the written request OF the party secured thereby,
on WkpNIsDAY, the 9th day OF October, a. d.
iSZ, at O'clock p m, all OF lot twelve, Q2,D In
ts67 in the city Of arlington, with all the I'm
pyovements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third In cash. OF which $50
must be paid at sale; tee deferred payments to b.
made In 9, and Is months after day Of sale, with
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per annu Sc
cured BY deed Of trust TO the satisfaction Of the
trustee. Terms TO be fully complied with within SIX
right TO RESELL the property, after week notice.
at the risk and coet OF the first purchaser All con-
WIN. II. WARD. Trustee.
seH-eo&ts GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY LATlMEK & CLEARLY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth street
Star Office Building,

- AuCt1Oneer5 and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and Ilth street,
Star Office Building.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF
Na IfSa SyTk BHIHs
WEST: AEp AND Se 81 kEsTs sos sFFHsIrS
q assd aan't to s' sf.1 anS
.II i9 L,ber No e3 At folio the
reques, of the pa secur ed the reby we shs sell
s p1s,' Sa spo Ct On the on
NJ, the whole OF Square numbered two hundred
and thirty seven, t237J according to the plat of
The square has front of $50 SIP feet on and o
streets and AS ~ IL feet on 18th and l4th streets
unfinished Brick Dwelling bousos, 1--WE now under
IoCi. and five built mp to the second story. The
Of Capitalists especially dir ected this sale the
title, which the undersigned will convey, being alb
sale is now advertised is S65Os 3s with interest at
per cent from August H. ISL, subject to credit Of
Terms One-f fifth cash, of which 'SlGOO must be
paid hen the property is struck off and the residue
four fths Of the purchase money in equal pay ments
at One two, three and four years, with interest at
pfI All ssa in
cling at tie cost OF the purchaser If these Of
81 Geo deposit to be for feited and the property will
be resold at the risk and Of the defautng pur
chaser upon nv days notice Of such resale being
E EsER. W HI .SSES; }Tru.toes.
se26-dts LATlMER i OLEARY, Aucts,
~Bf CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
ested he above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
the Sth Of October, instant, at the same hour and
be first sold, and the mproy ed lots will then be Of
fered separately. CON mencing, with the house. and
Of safe remain as before in regard to the
PORTION, bnt upon the improved, portions deposit
oe,.d 56 hES A. vi a 1GHEs; Trustees.
DY LATIMER a GIEARY
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts

II No. lOO1 northwest corner 10th and SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
NEKOF FIRST AND D STREETS S0UTH.
EAST-BEING HOUSE No. 326.
~ On FRIDAY, the 1lth day Of October, 1872
En L shall sell, in front Of the premises, at 5
O'Clock D. m, by virtue of a deed of trust to
the subscriber bearing date the 18th day of October
1870 and duly recorded in Lber No. 627, folio "a
one OF the land records for Washington county in
the District OF Columbia, and by request OF the
party secured thereby. the following named and
described property, lying and being in the city OF
Washington, District aforesaid, viz: Part OF lot
numbered eight (S), i'm Kelly and Thompson's sub.
DIVISION Of west part Of square numbered seven
huLdr ed and thirty three 1881, having a front Of
sixteen feet on Is, street running bck with the line
OF street one hundred feet TO alley, having an
equal width from front to rear, it being the south
west corner OF said square. with the irlprov
&c &c.
Terms Of sale: 500 cash: balance in g. r. Is and q
months the purchaser to give for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of ssle A
deed given and deed Of trust taken. All conveyau-
cling at cost Of purchaser. SlOO to be paid down
when the property is sold Ii the purchaser should
fail to comply with the in six days after sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser by
Star. VIM j. DONAHOO Trustee
oc2 d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Ike IKSEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeerk
u Nc. 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON MYRTLE STREET NEAR
FIRSr STBEEf e.. IN SQUARE No CTS
G; 22d, A. d. 1871, and duly record d in liber No.
49, 666. folio 19S, of the land records for w ash
inRtos county, u. c., shall sell, in front or the
PR mises. on EDE ESD Y, the ID day of October,
A; 1872, at $50 O'Clock p m. at public auction,
and lying in the city of Washington. and known and
described as lots numbered one hundred and eiobty-
els hit lSS) and hundred and Ell ghy nine 1891 in
Gilbert recorded subdivision Of square numbered
Fix hunore and seventy five t675), The above are
improved by Brick Houses, partially C lmpleted
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in and IL
dee d of trust on premisas sold Sl0O down At tims
OF sale. AL cnnyeyanoing and stamps purchaser
cost. WILLIAM B. TODD. In Trustee
seplS eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS. au-.s
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10y GREEN B WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- No. $40, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
II No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and d SITS

ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
II No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and d sts
TkUsTEEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kMAL ESTATE ON 1 STREET NORTH, BE-
IWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND lsT STREETS
- By virtue of q deed Of trust dated December
81 ist A. ID. ISL and duly recorded in tiber No.
too. folio 259, &C., one Of the land records for
washington county, d; G.. shall sell. in front Of
the premises, on SATGRDAY, the 18th day Of
auction, all that certain piece or parcel of ground
situate and lying in said city Of Washington, and
beipg known and described Lot numbered one
hundred and tive (l02), in Gilberts recorded sub
division Of square numbered six hundred and sew
enty nve (615) with the improv thereon. con-
completed.
Terms of sale One third in cash: balance Ia six
and twelve months with interest from day Of sale,
secured by deed OF trust on premises sold. 500
down at time OF sale. All conveyancing and STAN ps
at purchaser cost
WILLIAM B. TODD. JR., Trustee.
cc2-eo6cs GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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EVENING STAR.

TAKING TIE WHITE WILTON Sunday.
tnree young ladies were received into the Con-
vent Of Mercy, New York, who rook the "vhite
Ven, viz: Miss Leonard, Miss Lizzie McDeyitt
ana ner young sister, Miss Susie McDeyitt
these three young ladies having passed the six
months probation imposed upon all aspirants
Ior tne habit OF religion in the order Of Mer-
world for . period Of two years further trial
Pii pm 70 pronouncing the irrevocable vows that
VII; IN the event of their final perseverance,.
G Cnu INT 10 the service. Archbishop Nc
S eTs omclated at the imposing ceremony,
Ano tne attendance was very large.
AN AGkD MINISTER KILLED BY A RAILROAD
IRAiN-The Christianburg, (va) Messenger
ssys. ION the 18th inst, Rev. Elijah Williams,
montgomery county, started to see his
uan2nter, who lives near the summit" on
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
and whilst crawling over the bridge near BY,
saw train approaching. He endeavored to
roll on the bridge, when the train struck him,
cutting OFF his arm at the shoulder and MASKING
MS foot and ankle. He soon died from the eff
fects Of his injuries. Mr.. W. was an old soldier
OF the war Of 1872, and was highly esteemed by
all who know him."
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AUCTION SALES.
ri 0REEG WILLIAMS, Auct,oneers,
- No lOOl D street c"rner OF 10th northWes

CPnECERY EOFINPROvED PROPERTY
ON OHIO AVENUE AND ID ST., BETwEI1
18th AND 15IH SITS. n W.
Ia BY virtue OF a decree passed nv the an preme
ia 0SaIt 4 f. the % 1i't,e, Of Gou@ba. IN Equity
gunic auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the ID day Of
October, It o'coca N in front Of the premises,
square No. Is. Lot No. ys fronts Is feet on ohio
ssepue, and runs through with an irregular width
Lot No II fronts q feet inches On St, is AZ feet
~ inches In depth: and 10 fe, inch wide in the
Terms: One-thiro cash; the balance at six aud
twelve months, for which the notes Of the purcha-
ser secured 70 the satisfaction Of the Trustee, will
pun chaser OF each lot at the time Of sale All con
purchaser VIM r MATTINGI Trustee
se2ld GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NAoHBY RETURNED II
ros. ..d q bsi6 ~ 9U dass Sfe o. ~.
md Meshinston Sersses, 0screetevl, en- a enc,
s si:s: i:sssas: 80 s 5. : 800 -
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MUelCAL INeTRU CTICN-Dr and Mrs. CAUL-
4. NJ. siELn will I.srr LESSONS a. their resi-
O'Clock. 80 pmS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-04

Al the time Of going 10 press, little could be
gathered from the reports of the Cincinnati
Convention. There is full attendance, and
fuller measure of confusion and disorder. At
one time Greeley's head'oomes to the surface,
then anon that Of Davis appears above the
seething caldron, then that of Chas. Francis
Adams. This trio, at last accounts, was said
to embrace the coming man, but whether any
one can tell who has hold upon the conplomer
ate hearts of this liberal convention, is at least
a matter Of question. There is so much diff.
Guilty in reducing such discordant elements,
ana SO maay teints and false moves, that it can
only he known by regular vote, who, il
any one, is TO enjoy the distinction of a
nomination of this wonderful aggregation.
One of the NEST ludicrous features of the
Convention is its alleged incompatibility on
the free trade or protection notions. 1t would
be funny circumstance indeed if Philosopher
Greeley should come upas candidate on a free
trade platforn-an event more likely to occur,
it would seem, in case of his nomination, than
any other.
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ITEMS.

EThc Second Church in oberlin received
81 new members April z, IS by profession.
eE-As the hold of the Italian government
upon Rome strengthens, the possibility of the
resumption Of temporal power by the Pope d.
mlnishcs.
tEA rare opportunity TO secure title is
Just now oAered to men ofmoderate means.
The ex-King of Naples is selling patents OF
nobility for sea apiece
EE-Some of the Freedmen at the South be,
gin 70 fad that there is nothing like faithful
work 70. subdae prejudice against them. That
has been found to be wonderful conciliatcr
Of good will
eE Mr.. Disraeli In his speech at Ranches
ter. asserted that the republican government
Of the United States was more expensive than
the monarchy of Great Britsin If compar.
alive statement Of the estimated receipts and
expenditures Of Great Britain and the United
States for 1923, prepared at the treasury de-
partmenA is correct, ihen Mr. Dsrael is ineor-
rect
a. Rev. II. N. Barnum, Of Harpoot, ad-
dressed the young ladies of Mt. Holyoke Sem
mary, last week, on Womans Work on the
Euphrates. lie Gays that about half of the
american female missionaries in Turkey were
formerly connected with Mt. Holyoke Semina-
nary, and had this institution accomplished
nothing more than to prepare and send out
these ladies, that would amply repay all the
money and time expended by trustees and
teachers since its commencement.
tBrCalifornia IS fast becoming able to take
care of herself, and coon will be ready to do
her full share in furnishing supplies for the
country at large. few years ago we sent
enormous quantities Of butter to that market
A few weeks since over 10000 lbs in one
shipment, arrived in New York, ria. the Paci-
dc railroad, from California. 1t had been on
eie road twenty days, and had the rich yellow
appearance end delicate favor of our June
dairy. This is the first consignment of butter
ever received in New York from the pacific
States, and will have decidedly beneficial re-
sult on the market
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Eruption Of Vesuyius.

Late adyiees from Rome and Naples
convey the intelligence that Mount Vesu'
yius has been in agitation some days,
and that the loss Of life has been great,
and destruction TO property immense.
The village Of San Sabastiano aud Masa-
disomma have been almost entirely des-
troyed, but the inhabitants succeeded in
getting away safely. The lava is now
advancing towards the villages OF Ponti-
celli, CercOla, Saint George and Portici,
which have been abandoned by the inbab-
itants. The people living in the towns
Of Torso Del Greco, Resina and Bosco-
trecare, have also fed from their homes,
rs these places are threatened with des-
truction. These homeless persons have
been provided with temporary shelter.
On the 26th new crater opened near
Tersigaia, and the entire Mountain was
veiled from sight by the smoke which
settled around il. The volume of the
stream of lava near Sebastiano is sixteen
feet deep aud the village is still in dan.
ger. Thousand Of acres OF cultivated
land have been overwhelmed by ashes
and lava, and vineyards aud farms are
burned out Of sight. On Monday the
Yeauyius is represented as being the
grandest Witnessed since 1884, Many
persons have taken advantage OF the
panic among people Of towns threatened
With destruction, TO take whatever goods
they could find. The government hal
been compelled TO order troops to those
PLACES. to prevent the stealing Of aban
doBea property. Business 10 almos
entirely suspended. The people US.
umbrellas to protect them from the fall
ing ashes. Rain 10 badly wanted, els'
the crops viii be destroyed. The wors
Il now believed 10 be over, and she anxi
sfy Of The people Il considerably lessened
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BASH KGRATITUDE.-O One of our esteemed
fellow citizens who had contributed bundle
OF his cast-of clothing for the relief of the
Swedish victims of the Michigan Fire, received
from one Of the sufferers the following note:
"E. w. L-Dear Sir The committy man
Civ me, amongst other things, wat he called
pare oy pants, and 'twood make me pant sum
10 ware 'em. Hound your name an where you
live on one oy the pokits. My wife lated so
when l shode em TO her that thot she would
have conipshun fit. She wants TO no ifthere
lives and brethes n man who has legs no bigger
than that She sed If there was, he orter be
taken up fur vagrinsy fur havin' no visible
means ov support j couldn't get 'em on my
oldest boy. so used 'em fur gun cases. Iiyou
hav e99tAeg pane TO spare, my wife wood like
to get 'em TO hang up by the side ov the fire
place to keep the tongs in.-Iaghdm Co News.
NICHOLAS KAHooK.