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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers,
- Northwest 10Th and u streets

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest 10Th and u streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH
AND 1TH STREETS EAST
- On MONDAY, the Goth day of January, A.
auetion, in from, of the premises, part Of Lot No
~, IN Ices subdivision Of or, re, lot No in
yeyor Of the District Of Columbia, aud descxibed
MISUNDERSTANDING at the southeast of said
lot and running thence westwardly with the line of
Pennsy avenue Is feet thence nOrtheasterly a
feet ~ inches, thence by . straight line east to the
angle formed by the junction Of the west lines of lots
No. and in said square, thence southery 81 feet
sisting Of fine three-story Frame House, with
COED cellar and back building, containing ten rooms,
Terms of sale: One-foprth cash, balance IN 8, Il
amounts, with interest from date, and secured by
deed Of trust the premises. 5 go down when the
property is sold Convey sncing at cost Of purchaser
JOIN ~ sEhNMEs. Trustees.
js-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioDeers.
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY AND
SIDE OF 10TH. BETWEEN p AND 10 ans :

NokTHwEsT. AZ HUGTfoH. AM 0i''
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to Joshua whitney
and myself, dated October !, lz1, and duly re.
records ga one 3, S The land
the party thereby secured, win ssh 4 public sso-
tion in ront Of the PREMISE to the highest bidder
m, lot eighty eight lse), in Joseph y. Kelley re-
CORDED Of the west half Of square three
Proyements thereon, consisting Of . two-story and
Terms: Ons-third cash; and balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, With per cent interest, pay
able semi annually. IL terms Of sale are not COM
to be resod - the risk and cost Of the defautine
IsrehsseI IN, Convey aneine = Rsrchassrs cost. One
on ,n,.o. p H. TAARRHsEER, sgT,iTtpf fEd:tss;
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RAILROADS.

BAlIlnGsEaii Ls ssB oHIOEa
N6RE and wxsHfHaToS AND r AsH H issfa ~:
10" ''' IS '' Toa BALTIMORE.
-.ss daily, s,ssps SUNDAY At Sis; SIS. so, -
Sad Fob S AZ Al t1 SsF s sS HTd sSe m
Lesve dsily; eIeeDs Sunday, at SIS, 6:1 and 80
fG rlin sas Wv STATIONS, Bl.d.o.s,r, n.,,,.
vile Laurel AnnApolt Junction and Relay, leave
a SIS, s:is and 80 O. m. and Leo, tIo and =
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
from Annapolis on Sunday. "
FOR BALTfMoRE.
i'' at so Fos Wy AZ Sc sfi III rs 7SPm
Li 70. "a ALL !. p PARTS ar s, o + r TlH.wr.r
A.. L az, da1' ssesHt satuT.ay and sunday, at $40
On SATURDAY Il s:E and nd s: IS a = mn m and snpm
On SUNDAY at SIS and 500 p. m eniy Connecting
Wheins PsrEsr-sara, Pi,,esur r%% &c. Baltimore to
and s,SsraTH sDs pants between Relay House
~ Win sT..Surs and WlneSestsr no
Through ticket. TO the West can h. had at the
darlington Station Ticket Office At all hours in the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston Sc. ad
THos r SHaRP. Al Master Transportation.
GkO- 5. kOONTZ, Gen1 A'gt, W ashington. se13
Il WASHINGTON, PHIL ABEL Ia r4IEE.z*5
PHIA, AND NEW YORK kkz 80 -
WASHINGTON, November s, 1872
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
FOR NEW YORK, irtfhonf change Of oarS
Leave daily (exceps Sunday at 500 g.. IN. loo and
BE p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lave DAILY (eAeept Sunday at a. m. LOO and SO
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New ork at $50 m, sud Philaiel phia
nj 5.1 , m
sleeping cars foE New York on $50 p. m. train
,nlT
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York and
Boston be had 81 the Station Once all hours
Of the day
Por Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement see
schedule bstveen Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
as ard the West.
.THOS. h. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GE0. ). K0ONTZ, Agent, Washington. jelf
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Singular Mortality I'm . Family.

The Rev. DIR. Amasa Converse, editor of the
Louisville (Ky.) and Richmond (Va.) Christian
Observer, and formerly of Philadelphia, died ct
Louisville ON the 9th Of December last, after a
four days illness. The intelligence of his death
reached relative of his in this city on the 10th
and she communicated it by letter to another
relative, Governor Converse, of Vermont, then
at Woodstock, in that state, on the same day
The letter reached him on the 18th, on which
day his wife, Who was standing by his side, after
reading the letter, suddenly fell dead on the
floor, no previous intimation of disease hav-
ing been given. The governors niece, Miss
Luna K. Edison, who had lived for many
years in his house, was absent at the time
being on . visit at Burlington, Vermont
telegraphic dispatch was sent to the lady
whom she was visiting, 30 that the news might
be broken to her gently; but, although this was
done in the kindest manner, the young lady was
so overcome by the shock that She became un-
able to swallow anything or to sleep. She could
not start for Woodstock that evening, as the last
train had departed; but next morning the lady
escorted Miss Edison, by rail, to Woodstock, the
latter taking q violent chill on the road. Miss
Edison, on her arrival at her uncle's, was lust
able to kiss the lifeless features OF her aunt and
retire to bed, where she lay, gradually sinking,
until the 9th of December, when she died.
Her mother, who was sister to Mrs. Converse,
and had long lived with her, worn out with
watching and grief, thereupOn took to her bed,
and died on the of January. And thus Gov
Converse, who il universally beloved and re-
spected, has been bereaved Of his entire family
He has no children. He was elected governor
Of Vermont by republican majority of %, 200.
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RY THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, Aucsioneer
- 519 7th street, opposite Post Once

- Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated
Es SOth day of December 1871 and recorded in liber
- Goa. foli9 4s6, in which I. the unasrsgned, am
JANUARY 1879, at o'clock p: m, all ths. cert ain
ton, in the District of Columbia, and being
all that part of lot numbered four 90 in square
numbered two hundred and nine-tMo (2925, as
the same are designated and described on the
pIats and plan of said city, contained with
In the following metes and bounds: Beginning at a
point in said lot, distant 90 fest inches north Of
street north and u feet east Of 18th street west, aud
running thence 20 feet to said 18th street. thence on
line with said 81 street % ninety two) feet north TO
Pennsylvania avenue, thence easterly along said
avenue 1851 thirty feet and three inches thence in
southwesterly direction right angles with said ave
nue. forty two feet and eleveA inches, and thence
south to the beginning.
This property Is on the southeast corner of 18Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and is improved by
fourstory brick building, with store the first
floor.
Terms Of SALE One-third cash, and the resiiu. in
and two years. The deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured the property sold Tbs
sum of $40 to be paid down at time of sale and if
terms of sale not complied with within FIVE days
from time of sale the property will be resold at the
cost and risk of defaulting purchaser Conveys
Of purchaser 5 cost.
GBO. r. APPLEBY, Trustee
Ii0-eod THOS. II. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOs. u. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
- SIC m street, opposite Post Once

- Under and By virtue Of deed Of truss, bearing
O0defe On the d day of October lGl and RECORDED
lfber e6s folio ~, win proceed to seii on the
a1rH DAY o! January, 1872, 1t O'Clock ,. m, an
that certain piece parcel Of land situate and wing
in the city 81 Wellington, in the District OF CoIum
bis, and being lot numbered ., in VIM. h Brcwnes
recorded subdivision q lots lettered and designated
A, B, o, d, =. T, g and II Of Walter Lsaoxis
recorded subdivision Of original lots 1, 3 and q
inches on Oh street northwest, and running back .
side 10 feet wide and an alley feet vide ON the wes
side This properly Is immedistsly IN tn. rear Of the
Terms: Half cash, and residue in six and twelve
m1nthe the deferred payments 70 bear interest and
70 be secured the property sold. The II Sl5e
to be paid at time of acceptance Of bid And terms
OF sale are not complied with in i've DAYS from time
Of sale. the property will be resold risk of
defauitins purchaser Oonyeyancing At purchasers
cost. GEO. n. APPLEBY, Trustee,
jl0-eo fRep.l THoS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
fMlo AFTERNOON.

Rr H. GOTHAM, Auctioneer.
LAR9E SALE OF FANCY AND MILLINERY
GOODS, LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS AND
m. I viii sell, on the premises, at No 1908 fth
9Hcct northwest, commencing SATURDAY
XzAffkRNOON, sf O'Clock, the entire sock
u Millinery and Fancy Goods, Ladies' UndergAr-
ments, 90 efoot Silyer-mounted Show Oase, and .
large aeeortment Of Ladies', Misses and Childrsns
Furs: The above goods viii be sold without ressrvc
and tbs ss!e continued from day to day until the
tire stook b disposed o.
n. B.-etore for rent and Fixtures for sale.
J6-6ts III. GOLDMAN, Auctioneer.
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RY JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,
- 1914 Pennsylvania avenue.

Is 'AhhS soihI io nnH' Psnns;l,.ni. avenue.
EXTENSIVE BAsKEYPEScY STOCK AT AUG
mH Iwill sell, at public auction, commencing at
IL H. ss e
TiGh, the Whole p q stock formerly tie prep-
tons, ssys.eens, Velvet Ribbons, Esdics Tndersar
ferchlefs, Scissors. Corsets, large stock Of Basie
drm,nng Ir R Of all kinds sand and colors; large
$50, thirty and sixty days. with good endorsement.
jsIH sAMI SAMsTAG, Salesman.
Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
81 ELEVENTH. sT TnhlPF soE EfiHK HoOSk
BY , yl.tns Of ia dGsd OF t.t It'd dated June 3sh
nEarecords Of Washington county, district of Col
un.bia and by direction q the holder Of the note
on january nnS' ai gu
O'Clock the following described properly named
CITY, Of Sr q,
part Sf lot seve. o. in square 1858, three hundred
hundred feet and three inches south from the north
west angle OF said square, and running south along
east ninety nine feet ten and half inches, thence
Forth fifteen feet eleven inchss thence ives. fifty two
thence west fifteen feet eight inches, thence north
eleven s inches thence wesa feet six inches
until an alley ley shall hal, be opened in the rear
secured by decd Of trust the property, and notes
bearing interest the Of per cent per an
property i STRUCK oa All at pSrehas
er cost If the terms of sale not complied with
within seven days from SALE the trustees reserve the
defsultng purchaser by giving three days notice in
some newspaper In said city;
fR a B B3RsEl Trustees.
9eots GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
n BY virtue of a deed VI trust dated the llth
w day Of April, A. d. ISL and duly recorded in
H. liber No SO folio 3sS, one OF the land records
for Washington county, in the District Of 90
lunbia, shall sell on WEDNESDAY , tho 18th day
January, A. ID. 1873, At house No. 500 street, be
tween 9Th and 9th streets, northwest, commencing
at 10 o'clock excellent assortment Of House
hold Furniture, viz:
Black Walnut Frame Parlor Suite, upholstered in
Haircloth.
Black Walnut Marble top Center Tables.
Walnut Frame Mirrors, Walnut Whatnots.
Walnut Bookcase, Oak Marble-top Chamber Suite,
with Walnut trimmings.
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands.
Wardrobee, Painted Cottage Furniture, Sideboard.
Walnut Dining Tables and Chairs.
Walnut Cane seat Chairs and Rockers.
Haircloth Lounge, Husk Cotton top and ether Mat
tTasses.
Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets
PaTlor, Chamber and other Heating Stoves
Hall Oilcloths and Stair Carpets Crocksryware, &c.
And many other articles mentioned in said deed of
trust. Terms cash.
J.B wUNDERLY, Trustee,
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD, 4AA $780,
Dspoi cor 6th and b streets, " W. AHA1"e
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Southwes: corner Pennsyly ana and llth st ,
Star Office Building.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK
"A O'Clock the undersigned Executors II the estate
Of the late Lewis johnson, will SELL at tho auction
rooms Of Latimer Cleary, southwest corner Penn
ania avenue and llth street, the following Icks:
SIT go Corporation Of Alexandria per cent. coupon
Bonds, with January coupon on.
5000 City of 81. Louis per cent Coupon Bonds.
$500 New York, Alexandria and Georgetown
Steamship Stock.
81 200 National Metropolitan Bank Stock
$500 Bank ~ Washington Stock.
500 w ashington and Georgetown Street Railroad
LIST mort gage bond.
I2S Shares Fireman 3 Insur anee Stock
LEWIS J. DAVIS.
EUGENE CAREsI, Executors.
lid LATIMER II CLEARY, Aucts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
A sINauIAnLY Instructive case was

A sISGUI.ARrY Instructive case was
recently heard in one Of the London
police courts. Mrs. Matilda Howard
was charged with assaulting her hus-
band. Benjamin Howard. One OF these
was little old woman and the other
q little old man. which makes the cause
Of the assault all the more remarkable.
For it appeared that when Mrs. Matll-
da came home. q bit $3.50, from a con-
vivial party. she found that Mr.. Ben-
jamin had not only retired to the
couch matrimonial, but had wrapped
and enveloped himself in all the bed
clothes, rs it were In a cocoon. The
poor woman could not abide such self
iShness rs this. "He lay" she testi-
fled in Court. "in the middle Of the
bed. with the clothes rolled round him
so snug that I felt Wild" She tried to
reclaim her share OF the clothes, when
lie. not unnaturally irritated by this
distui bance Of his repose. struck her,
and she took up an iron In self-defense
and did heavily belabor him. The
Judge. being a horrid man. naturally
sympathized with Mr.. Benjamin, and
ordered Mrs. Matilda to give bonds to
keep the peace. Here We have most
matrimonial infelicities reduced to
their simple elements. One or the
other of the parties wants all the bed
clotheS-thIt Is all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
TRAVELLING AND rRIIsHTISc.

Overland Frsisht a.d Accom-
meaatloa Train fer Ogden
and Enaf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

ANNA DICKINSON has a sister. Susan
by name. fully rs political. fully as
strong-minded, and fully as mucn OF Q,
an orator as Anna herself. Aware o'
her great abilities for the lecture plat
form. she nevertheless resoiuteiy re-
fnses to lecture. and simply for TINS
one reason. given in her own words
~ have not Anna's beauty"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

WHEN the T@enty-Third Missouri
was organizet1 many Of the officers
were decidedly green in matters mill
tary. Captain = having seen the
fright wheel" executed, determined
that his company should be drilled IN
the same vancouver. At the next drill
he scratched his head in vain for the
word of command, and substituted the
following: "Come round like a gate
i'm one time aud two motions. Come -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

WHEN the epizootic broke out In
Chicago an eXpressman bought horse
badly affected with the diStemper. He
got him for $50. and began to dose
him with n pint of gin and ginger
twice dag. The stimulants kept up
the spirits of the animal so that he
worked all the time. and In less than
a week earned 1892. Unfortunately,
however. the horse has acquired taste
for intoxicating liquor, and cannot do
vithnnt ps .r.-s.. IIe ench, is a. lie
passes BY sa!oons, and insists upon
stopping; neither w:lI he eat his food
unless thus seaSoned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
DIVORCES.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
~ tanned In different States. Legal every
where. Dc-ertion. general misconduct, etc.,
sufficient cause. No publicity required. No
charge ln.il divorce granted. Advice free. Call
on or address
JOHN ]. FULTON,
Counsellor At Law,
No. $50 Brosdway, New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

LECTURER undertook to explain to
n village audience the word "phenom-
enon." Maybe you don't know what
a phenomenon is. Well, L VIII tell
YOU. You have seen n COW, no doubt.
Well n COW is not phenomenon. You
have seen an apple tree. Well an apple
tree is not Il phenomenon. But when
YOU see the COW go up the tree taii lore
most and pick the fruit, 1t Is a phenom-
enon.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
FoRaETFUL ISAAC.

Old Betsy was washing the dishes
Twas the morn Of her baking day;
Old Isaac at ease at the window,
Was putting and smoking away.
The wood box WA all but empty
She'd said so time and again.
And he'd just pItfed on in silence
The most forge,ful Of men.
Cried Betsy: "rm ready for baking
Are you ready to split the wood."
Old Isaac got up from the window,
As dutifuI husband should;
But, instead OF dash at the woodpile,
Hs gazsd at the pigs In the pen,
Then opened the gate without thinking
The most forsetful Of men.
lie strolled down town to the corner"
And spent the rest OF the day,
Then tip-,ly home to his supper
He came Ia the twilight gray.
An undedned longing possessed him
Though knowing not what for or when
To pray To the Lord for forgiveness
This most forgetfai Of men.
"Think, Betsy cried with hiecough,
"That the Lord, In his vengeance dire,
VIII condemn all us wicked sinners
To roaring eternal ire."
Screamed Betsy. who'd got as angry
As ever woman could:
Never. you fool, II he waited
On you to split the wood!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

THR SINGER SEWING MACHINE.-We
have already noted the fact that Mr.. NJ. L.
Brown has located himself in this place as
agent for the sale of the renowned and un-
surpassable Singer Sewing Machine, IN ar
ticle of domestic utility which every house
hold in the land ought to be possessed of.
Out of 6lO, 1914 sewing machines, of twenty
five different patterns, sold during the year
1871, the sales of the Singer alone reached the
immense number of 1S1, ,260-a fact which Ill
itself ought to convince the most in;redulous
of the intrinsic superiority of this great ma
chine. Mr.. Brown is prepared to sell the
Singer on terms which Will meet the most
humble income, and we sure that no one
who buys will ever have reason to regret the
investment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

TRIBuTE OF RESPECr.--Ata regular meeting
held June 18th, 1873, Highland Lodge, l. o O.
F., adopted the following Preamble and Reso-
lutions:
WHEREAS. Almighty God in his inscrutable
dispensation has removed from our midst our
beloved Brother, P 6. William D. Davis, there t.
fore he it
RcsOIreR That in the death of our much cs'
teemed and beloved Brother. our Lodge has
becn deprived of the counscls and admonlti"hs
OF one of our Oldest and most useful members
his beloved wife and children of Il LOVING part
ner and dear father, and the community VI
jealous and influential citizen
ReSolrsd. That we hereby tender our erII warn
est sYmpathiCs to his beloved wife ana 1amlly
and whilst we mourn for his company and ao
vice herebelow. we would point upwaTd l,
Him ..who tcmpcrs the wind to the shHri
lamb" as the All Wise dispnscr OF events; be
lieying that what is to us temporal loss Is tS
our late Brother eternal gain. :,
IesOfred, That charter ne drapeu ~
mourning and copy of these Resolutlpns ht
handed to the widow of our deceased Brnther
and also spread upon the Minutes OF oui
Lodge. Z. l. noBEtisr r,,,,,r,,++oo
u. O. EVANS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

IT is an old and true saying that a
prophet is without honor in his own coun-
try. This has been aptly Illustrated in
reference to the almost daily political
prophecies which have been uttered during
the last two months through the columns
of that vcritable journal, the JohnstOwn
Voice. Contrary to all its positive asser-
tions, and i'll the very teeth Of all its abso-
lutte predictions, Herman Banner has
been nominated for Sheriff. If the Voice
will now carry the war into Africa, and
between this and next October wage n
sharp and vigorous opposition to Banners S
election, the increased majority which he
will receive over the regular Democratic
vote, within the limits of the District
Court, will very cOnclusively establish tue
force and extent of the political influence
which it can WELD i'll the southern portion
of the county when it once determines to
exercise all its well known and dreaded
power.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT by Evening Star
Social Temple Of Honor, No. ~, of E1ems-
burg, Pa.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
the dl>penSatiou OF His all-Wi~c providence
TO call nom this probat ionarY state to 4 man.
SION IN neaNen. cur dearly beloved and eS-
teCmed brother William u Davis: therefore
be il
Resolved. That in recognizing the event as
solemn adlnonition to us all the loss we have
sustall ed' we, the members of the Evening
star social Temple of Honor No. 81, enter
TINS testimony to his memory: that in his in
tercourSe with us he was kind. courteous. ana
an earnest advocate in the cause of temper
ance, and who by his genial heart endearCd
himself to all who knew him
Resolved. That while we mourn our ire
parable loss, and bow o the W i'll of Him who
doeth all thiT - well. we tender our heartfelt
dole with them in the loss of "A true and de-
voted husband. kind and affcctionatt. faith
er. beloved brother, an efficieut and able
cO-worlcer in the cause of temperance, and
a useful member of society.
Resolved, I hat the death of our brother ad-
mOniSheS MS so to live, that when we are
summone from our labor here to pursue the
remaining Stage OF our journey, we may be
found fully tried and prepared to appear be
fore the Great Chief above in that Temple
not made with hands eternal in the heavens.
There shall he wear starry crown,
And triumph in almighty grace:
And every power find sweet employ
In th-t eternal world of joy
Resolved. That our charter be drapcd in
mourning for thirty days as IA mark of respect
to our departed brother that these reSolu-
Temple of Honor, a copy forwarded to The
family of the deceased brother.
Resolved. That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Ebcnsburg papers.
MATTIE J. JONES. Committee.
JONATHAN REES,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

THE SEASHORE.-This weather is well
calculated to remind us of the seashore with
its cool and invigorating breezes and delight
full bathing in the breakers. The Columbia
house at Cape May will be ready for guests
June %, and Mr.. Bolton informs us his pros
poets are good for full house. The Colum-
bia is located directly upon the beach and
has a finely shaded lawn. AS a family re-
sort it has no superior at the seashore. 1t
has long been conceded that Cape May excels
all other seaside resorts for the safety and
smoothnesS of its beach 1t is the only point
upon our coast where ladies and children
can bathe with entire security at any time OF
the tide.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-27

TO the immortal nineteen who mani
tested by their works the faith that was i'll
them, as well as to those whose hearts
were i'll the right place if their voices were
against us, we tender our earnest and
heartfelt thanks. Also, to the many kind
friends outside the convention who did
their ''level best in our behalf-who
hoped while we hoped and soTowcd when
we went by the board-a like acknowledge
ment is due and hereby rendered. May
none of us ever look upon the like again.