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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-10

Rf b. II. WAREEK,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
NO. 72S 7th street, between @ and b ste.
SALE OF TWO STORY AND nAsrMrNr
BkaCk HOUSE, ON SOUTH SIDE OF Ii
STREET, NEAR 30 STREET NORTHEAsT.
ny virtue Of . deed Of trust to MS, dated
So pqeic auction, on MONDAY, November
r,en ni laS, a. ~ o'clock ,. m is front Of the
inches on street, BY depth Of so feet, i'm proved
~ tWo-story Frame Dwelling house With Dase-
Terms made known on day of sale, or yrevious to
down On day of sale,
a SESfSTT Z. sgE9FSSEksSIEr. ;, Trustees.
nov5-ee&ds B. II. WARNER. Aucifoneer
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AUCTION SALR
f0-Me 19o ~ .
Ry LAfIMIR . OLIAA Z.
- AnceaooesD - Bssl ~s.s brekers,
sossAvsa eernr Rsanyi .s.ze s.seae sod mn H.

otar O0se DuiiAfA 90.
On nONDAY, TUEsDAI, and ~1pNEsDAY,
eovembsr teth. 1th. ana NTH, con- ntNci each
eay % oclsk .. m, will cell . Ia &c eonsisa-
nsnt q r,al Irish Linen frsm tbs Old est.> d
nrn the Dreok eoro' Irish Linen COMPANY, bsfsst
ireland. The stoek consists OF doubls Dan ga Ia
Bile Oh tbs, and Napkins to match; Dsaask, in
pieces; Lsdies' ana 9cut, emehi H-mstitched La N
Aandk erchisfs; aa k-bsck and D.mask ro.ei.' /;
fac tisep shsrsisg; Iisen fer Lsdt..' rs. and a
b. q Quastty, hasise been sde for class New
York rets Trade, and viii be ,cd in css to suis phi
To- eoods nay be examined on SATURDAY, No.
y mb-r sth, snd on the mOrpiss Of saie.
Cxiaipsues may BE h>d on spplfca.isn
B-The above valuable sock 81 Lin-ns were
iuteDdeA to BE- seid ~ sueti,n, hut owing 90
the ponic the shove dr1s obliged 20 dispose OF
sh q once. ferm- Gosh.
.evsS ds' VI ' LXTiMiR 4 oLRABY Aues..
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS

10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- NO. lool, northwest corner 10th and d sts
TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bWELLikG HOUSE, IN so sSu TThs 4 sT gSlSk
BETWEEN " AND 81 sTREETs, East.
qS n aSer t59. C di5eS 0etpS her
Of b. Mssanss9n county, District
on the premises, on FRIDAY, November i4t6, Isqs
ef 81 Of
9r ihe same 81 the northeast corner of original Lot
line Of street is feet, thence south lsG feet inch
feet SsoSs asg thence east along said Alley 10
Terms Of sale: 5000, with ten per cent Interest
from April 18th: laS together with the expenses Of
teres by notes aud deed Of trust on the pro-
perv. E9 down when the property is struck of. If
day. from the sale, the trustees reserve the right
70 resell the property q the risk and cost Of the de-
cost. II. p. DODGE,
nov.d SSaA.SS SSSEi fEEtsSs 1[ 1ss,,
RI DUNOANSON, DOWNING 4 CO., Aucts
II Southeast Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
sTShf Rs.Sk HeSsss Viii M1p1 EHsf III:
II TH Gs sRSss59BB s
44iE dRhti NEAR IorH Street. AT AGSS.
= =, By virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated July
thereby, We will sell at public auction In front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, November is, ct
on s as q s GS.n
man nbdiyisi on Of Iots 90 four to Ol) eleven, in
mprovements, and appurtenancss thereto belonging
Terms: 0ne.third cash; and the balance at and
months, with 10 per cent interest, and secured by
DEED o. trust On property deposit Of 500 win be
required ~ time Of sale, and failure to com py
with terms within hve days after sale the operty
Will be resoid o. risk OF purchaser, with i've deys
public notice. An conveyancine d the cost Of The
5 HnSEy " Tdsi SsssFESSEfTr,t Trustees.
DUHOAH6OH, BOWLING CO.
noSS Bepl Auctioneers
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K o. 1T. WARNER,
. Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer,
NO. 1873 9TH street, between G and Fl,

NO. 1873 9TH street, between and Fl.
TRpSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rh0rERTY, ON 6TH STREET WEST, BE
t MMEETEh D AND E STREETS SOUTH, AT
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated Augus.
18th, ISL, to Daniel l.. Eaton and myself, and
~ duly recorded In Lioer No. 654, folio 49, one of
tne iand records for Washin ston county in the Dis
ulot OF Ceinmola, will sell, At public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, November
ath, 1873, at ~ o'elock D. m, Lot numbered twenty
W., IN Todd Gnnneil's subdivision of S1uare
nnmbered 900, as laid down on the ground plat of
Washington city fronting on 9Th street west, be-
depth OF 10 feet, improved BIZ a two story n lex
rear. " ' VAN
Terms: 81 200, with interest on $4,000 from An.
gust 18TH lal, to July Sih, 1872, aad on 90 from
July Sth, l2 az 70 per cent TO day II sale aud ey-
penses OF sale In cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest ct ten per cent from
day OF sale. Ali convey sncing at the cost of the
purchaser. One hundred dollars will be required As
deposit on day OF sale. II terms of sale are not
complied with in ten days after SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell 81 the risk and cost of
the delaulting purchaser after five DAYS ad
ment IN some one or more newspapers pablished in
the city OF W ashingtob. ID. q,
GEORGE W. STICKNEY. Surviving Trustee
oc'Z2-eo6ds J. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
sAI URDAf, November 18th, ISIS, same hour
GEORGE W. sTICKSHY, Surviving Trustee
nov5 go j. II. C0LDNELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES
YUTURR DAYN

HUfURg DAYk.
ri gR1EE . wLLlAns, A.sssc>ssn
- no. 1901, northsess corser ierh s>'1 Dsts
rwo;s.es5 yRAnI sogss AMp LOT
And n STRE1Ts NOsrHwGer, Ar AUJ-
- On yBIDAT, noxsmbsr T,h, lEy, ct
O'Clock p m. ". shall In front Of the prsmisss
south bali u lot y o. II, square No. a, hssiug
fifteen feet three 80 inches trout By 70 fest deep
improved By sIwo-story Frsm-, to which ws ask
ferms: One half cash; balance In and " month,
for notes bearing inter- and secured b, deed of
trust ON the premises sold All conway ancins, SC,
Of cost q purchases. slgo dos on day OF sale
po'sd GbxES WILLIAMS, Aucts.
y TEE ABOyE SALE Is POSTPONED
nnn WEDNESDAY, No, ember I Nh. 1873, ct same
hour and place, on sccocnt Of the rain
noe5 GkEss WILLIAMS. Ancs.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
5SS Seventh street, between and II.
SALE OF A DesIRABLEpw pUsB,
fIrn sfs S ro siTSEsN JAN AID PIPE sr 2r
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
- will sell . three-story Brick House Of seven
rooms, lsc:ted As above, front q the prem
at ~ O'Clock .. NJ TO the highest bidder.
Terms One half cash; balance in six, tvel se and
eighteen months, with per cent. interest, secured
BY deed Of trust. sl00 DOWN on day 0, sale.
nosS-d6ds b. ii. WARNER, Auot.
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
eceount OF the tnclemercy o. the wealth r, until
IkIDAf, November 14th, 1873, same hour and
noys-d&ds B.H. WARMER, Auct.
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Clx LArIMEB . OLIARl,
- Asctionssrs end Reei Esssts Brokeu,
eoutbvsss corner % Penn. avenue and llfh strsss
Star O6Doe BuildfnG

HorsKBoLp IuKsIrrnE AT AUCTION
O. rS.h, Iss, at 10 ocisea, = No. iios issh
street, eet~ cen L ssrvet and Ms.sseha.etts
vaeBne. the residence OF Q gsntlsasan deolin-
tne hcusekeepins, We shall sell the following
go, as
M.ln.f Piush Pal Tor Suits,
wsiupt center ard Gard Tables,
Three ply aud Ingram Csrp-ts,
stair AZ pets std Rcds, widow Shades,
Msrbie-tup Paint Cottage Set,
Wal, Mt Furniture,
Fes hit Bed, n actresses, Pillows and Balsfers,
Oak Dining Ro. m furniture,
Cool ing md Heating Stoves
Kitchen Fur iturs, &C.
uovlo-ts LATIMER a CLEARY, Aucts
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Rf Il. J. SWEET,
- Real Estatr Broker and Aucti7nser,
No. Oh It'll street, opposite q. S. Post ONCE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
HklnN STREET, NEAR STREET NORTH
~ By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated Sep
- ember "a, 1872 and rec orded Ia hbsr Gas, flliO
~3s8, one Of the land records Of Washington
COUNTY d. c., and By direction Of the party secured
will sell st public auction, in front Of thu premi-
ses, on MONDAY, November 10, 1873, at Al O'Clock
p, N, Lots 10 and Al, in square 502 fronting q feeG
on Union street by q dep;h Of lUl feet II inches.
Terms $500 with interest from september q,
1872, at 10 per cent. and expenses Of sale In cash
balance six and twelve months. 8 100 down day
OF sale. b, II. WARMER, Trustee.
oct2i-eo6ds II. J. SWEET. Auct.
% THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, Nov smber L th, l63, same hour
and place. u. II. WARNER, Trustee.
noy6-d J. SWEET, Auct.
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AUCTION SALh
- No. 1o1t pennsyfvAnis syenue

On wsDsEspAI noRSIse. le,sne.e ls,
lss.e ios q Ladies', nhsss' ana oniidr.ss Ys.cy
xsrs' scssa.s,as q n,nk, sssi, sss.s Ais.hs,
.sme time . large invoice Of Fes,h-rs, French
~ we're OF I've latest STYLE The stte,tton Of deal
ke<s 60 suit Do1 ghasers.
seviea JAS. GUILD, Acct.
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~ ". l.. WALL 4 Co., Auctioneers,
New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aud 902 Pennsyiy ania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November
n, ISL, and recorded In Liber So, folio 29i, Of
land records Of the District Of Columbia, will
offer II auction on FRIDAY, the 3lst day OF Ooto-
Der, l53, az o'clock D m, on the premises, lots
Nos ll6. III, lis. ll9, and all except the west feet
Of lot I'D, in Gilberts subdivision of square 675,
including yements, consisting OF four substAn-
tisl brick dwellings.
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and tbs residue in two equal install
ments at and II months respectively with interest
The terms Of sale must be with within one
week after sale, in default Of which the property
will be resold ct the risk and cost Of the first pur
chaser. WALTkB b. COX, Trustee.
octl3-eots ". L. WALL CO., Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
FRIDAY, the Tth Of November, at the same hour.
w. s. COX, Trustee.
oct3i-d w. WALL CO., Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POhEDto WEDNESDAY, November AZ, 1873, OF
the same hour, in consequence of the rain.
W. 8. COX, Trustee.
noy1d W. l.. WALL & co, Auct'rs.
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TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE PROVED
PkDPEkIY ON SOUTH IDE OF STREET,
bETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND
18th STkkET NORTHWEST, CONSISTING
VI TWO-STORf FRAME DWELLING.
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated May 9th, A.
Il ID. 1873, and recorded in Liber No 49, folio p,
=, among the LAID records for the District Of Co.
Iumbis; and az request of party secured thereby,
VIII sell, at public auction in front of the premises
to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, November
ISih, A. d. 1873, at D. M, the following described
real estate situate and being in the city Of Washing
tos, in said District to wit Ali that part of lot No.
49, IN the subdivision Of Square No. 163, said sub
division Is recorded In the Surveyors ONCE of said
pistrlct IN IN. 81 No /, folio 4, and bounded
Iollows; beginning on street north 70 feet east
from northwest corner of said square, and running
thence east along the line OF said street - feet
thence south feet; thence west 80 feet and thence
north Y feet to place Of beginning together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale. One-third cash (of which 4lOO must
be paid time of sale baisnce in equal payments in
6, II and IL months, to be secured BY purchasers
notes, bearing per cent. interest, and q deed Of
trust on property sold. Conyeyancing and record
ing At purchasers cost If terms of sale are not Com
piled with in six days. the Trustee reserves the chi
TO resell at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
WIN. u. HOFFMAN, Trustee
now LUTTRELL CO., Aucts.
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A LEAANDRIA 81 WASHINGTON K. n.
AND
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STREETS,
LEGAL trains leave for Alexandria as foIIows.-6
Is, y, 10, II a m, IL noon, 1, =, 3, A, s. g. A.
except Sunday. ~
Local Trsins from Alexandria arrive a. follows
o:SSL 80, c:JJ, s:33, 1898. 1888 a m
1888, 1855, 50, 1913, i:33. 5 :33 6:33 7:33
Pm The 80 .. N and 8. g .. m from Aiexan-
aria daily, sil ether trains daily except SUNDAY
-" Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Washington and Ohio II. ~
QUAkTICO Accom- mod sfiOn leaves Washinoton
q 90 q n. daily except sunday.
GBEAT soUrHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Arlington .33 D. m. daily except Sunday
Through Ilssvts 20 all points Sluth and Southwest
Ter sale At Ofces corner 18th street and Pennsylya-
ma avenue and corner 9th street and Pennsyyan
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
through 20 destination.
Z. s. YOUNG, Gsn1 Passenger Agent. jysI.tf
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts.

DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS.
TRUSTEES OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated June lst,
l8T2, and recorded in Liber 6S4, folio 40, OF the
1land records OF W ashington county, District OF
Columbia, will sell at public auction, in front of
ths premises, on MONDAY, November Sd, 1873 nj
o'clock N all that piece OF parcel Of ground in
diyis n Of original lots to IL, of square s64.
Terms Of sale: 81, 600 with 10 per cent. interest
from June LIST 1873, together with the penses of
this sale In cash balance OF and IL months, secured
by notes bearing interest and deed of trust the
property. $500 down when the property is struck
or Convey Ancing at purchasers cost. II the terms
arenot complied with within seven days from the
day OF SALE the trustees reserve the right to RESELL
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
JOS. H. BRADLEY, l
PHILIP A. DARAEtLLE,{ irustees'
oct24dtds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November S.h, 1873, at the same hour
aud place. BY order Of the trustees.
noy3 GREEN WILLIAMS, AucA
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, November sth, 1873, at same
hour and place, at the request Of the parties inter-
ested. BY order Of Trustees.
noys GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
by LCTTRELL CO.,
ID Auctioneers, No. 9l7 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 9th streets northwest
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4 oHEN LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of TIA Street
va eaa Nstc fork ArsHEs, entrance on New on
io.h avenue, The most private Loan Once IVY
IN me CITY. Money loaned at the lowest rate0 q
on interest on Cold and Silver Watches DiAmonds
Iate Aho Plated " are, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
Gsntie mems Clothing, Carpets and ali articles
,e-eo. jsn24-ly
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9TH. ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, November llth, 1873, at AZ
O'Clock p. m, same place.
& 81 sTEG X ESUTv,AIt, Trustees.
oct79- eo6ds J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman
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by LATIMER a CkEARr,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate BrokeIs,
Southwest corner Of Penna, avenue and tlth street,
Star once Building.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-06-21
THE STORY OF LIFE.

HAyE you forgotten, ma belle, Marie,
IL That spring time down at the iIallE All,
Thought Msla; Though was strong on the wing, you
You singled me out, and of course fell;
A touch OF the hand when our eyes first met,
soft "aside' on rustic seat.
l was proof again st snares, as thought, and
was writhing soon at your feet,
You had no pity at all for me,
Or you would have killed me. belle Marie.
A glow at nv heart. and IA night of dreams;
Your n hair had the ripple S my ears loved hest;
For am weary and long to rest.'
Wounded and sick at your feet lay
Pleading for peace to your knees crept.
hear your voice as twas yesterday
They were crocodile tears you wept.
My eyes were blinded with dust, you see,
And paid the penalty, belle Marie,
Though I'd found the 1epth if your worthless
heart;
They terrible tears when mems eyes
And you-weil there possibly was one sigh,
The sigh YOU nigh give il Il dog was hurt;
And your comfyrt, think, was the stale, old
"Men's hearts arc as cheap as dirt.'
Well! now you are married and am free,
And that's the difference, belle Marie!
Married, Yes, / suppose that's ahe term
For men and women who've sonld their lives
And live good fellows and honest wives.
He's dsep in love with Mammon, his god
And away with Mammon he wins your bread,
But over your novels YOU sit and nod,
And dose at the tables head.
And you sigh-the days pass YEARLY
They. are slighly mOnotonous, belle Marie
You shouldn't forget. though, belle Marie
Though women, you know, have waywart
ways
The choice was yours, 'twiXt a life with me
And an old mans carriage and prancin
bays.
A poor mans wife and rich mans au cen
The choice for a woman scarcely tair;
You were wise TO forget what 1 might hav
been,
You were rignt to be safe and sure.
Telle esiia vie! telIe est la vie!
You are like the best of them. belle Marie.
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PArNEsvIILE, LAKE COUNTY, OHIO.

And so she met Mrs. Hargrave's advan.
ces with pretty sort of shy pleasure,
that made her very charming.
Mrs. Hargrave was delighted with
her, and talked of her all the way home,
but Leslie was unusually silent, answer
ing her questions only in monosyllables,
and then quite at random. At last she
quite lost patience.
Leslie Wolcott.'' she exclaimed,
''you are the most perverse fellow that
ever lived. | went up there at your de-
SIRE
"Did I ask you TO go, Celia?'' he in
terrupted, suddenly.
"Well, no; not in so many words. But
you know, Leslie, that you stimulated
my interest in the girl. by n thousand
little adroit ways. There has not been 4
day since-since,'' she hesitated, and
looked away from the steady gaze bent
so intently upon her. s'For mercy sake,
Leslie Wolcott," she exclaimed, ''turn
away those strange mesmefic eyes! Do
you know, that l half fancy that, at aoiii, !,
you could lascinate or charm one, so as
hold them despite their reason or better
judgment. There is something a little
uncanny about you, Leslie, did you
know 90
He smiled; dreamy. absent smile,
ilputluS up HIS paIe olive 1stCc Will Il
sort of supernatural beauty. The thin
nostrils quivered and dilated, the lips
fine and red-were melting, tender, ir-
resistable.
''Leslien' sharply. he gave 4 little
start, the whole expression of his face
changing.
"Well, Cellar" laughing a>lttle.
81 want 10 warn you. Never look at
Lena Hargrave as you were looking
then--remember, A fiery red surged
in his face. "Because," she went on,
''she is one of those sensitive natures
that are easily wrought upon, and am
not a going to have her bewitched,"
laughing at her own earnestncss. He
gave her a queer look--half vexatiOn,
halg amusement.
''What is it," she said, little unea-.
silly.
81 was only thinking how strange it.
was that you had taken upon yourself
the championship of this girl. only
when death had sundered the only tie
that could have made it obligatory
She grew little paler, but answered
promptly:
FThere was no need before. 1 haze
right to love this girl, now. and nobody
shall stand between." she added, al
most fiercely.
''Did he stand between--her father ?''
TO BE CONTINUED
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YOU AREARRlCK.

A certain college professor had assem-
bled his class at the commencement Of
the term, and was reading over the list
of names to see that all were present. 1t
hanceed that one Of the number was
unknown to the professor, having just
enteredthe class.
'sWhat is your name, sir ?" asked the
professor. hooking through his specta-
cles.
s.You are brick" was the startling
reply.
3'Sir," said the professor, half starting
out of his chair at the supposed imper-
tinence but not quite snre that he had
understood him correctly; t'Sir, did
not exactly understand your answer"
"You are BRICK" was again the
composed reply.
.This is intolerable'', said the profess
sor, his face reddening. '.Beware
young man, how you attempt to insult
me.
ssInsuH you!'' said the student, in
| turn astonished. '.How have / done
it?"
stDid you not say was a brick ?" re-
turned the professor with stified indig.
| nation.
seNo sir you asked me my name, and
| answered your question. My name is
u. II. A. Brick-Uriah Reynold An.
derson Brick
"Ah, indeed" murmured the profes
| sor, sinking back in his chair in confus'
ion; sit was a misconception on my
part. VIII you commence The lesson
Mr.-ahem-Brick?'' ?''
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-06-21
HsERIDAYAN UNa.UCKY DAY.

Friday, long regarded rs day of i'll
omen has been an eventful one in Ameri-
lean history.
Friday. Christopher Columbus sailed
on his voy age of discovery.
Friday, ten weeks after, he discovered
America.
Friday, Henry VII, of England, gave
Cabot his commission, which led to the
discovery of North America.
Friday, st. Augustine, the oldest town
in the United States, was founded.
Friday, the Mayfower, with the pill
grims, arrived at Proyincetown and on
Friday, they signed that august COM
pact, the forerunner OF the present Con-
stitution.
Friday, George Washington was born
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized and
fortified.
Friday, the surrender of Saratoga was
made.
Friday, the surrender of Cornwallis
at 7 Yorktown, occurred: and on
Friday the motion was made in Con.
gress that the United Colonies were, anG
of right ought TO be, free and indepen
dent
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A NOBLE GIRL.

Notwithstanding the fact that men re-
ceive higher wages for labor than do
women, there are more girls laying up
handsome sums of money than there are
young men who save cent.
Not long since, a deiicate-looking girl
sent home to Ireland money to pay the
passage to America of another member
of the family, who desired to come here
to work and earn home. Said lady
to the girl: @Why does not your brother
send the money! He has been in this
country longer than you. and ought to
have saved quite an amount" ''Oh,
ma I'M, my brother would never send it !;
he spends as fast as he earns, and most
always fOolishly; in drinking and un-
fitting himself for work. / am willing
to deny myself clothing for the sake Of
the dear ones at home"
"Do you share your wages with them
all the time?"
.sYes, main, send money home
every three months-more than half I
earn.'''
"Does your brother ever send any?"
1sNot much. Once or twice since l
came to America, four years ago, he has
sent ten dollars" -.
care you not afraid If another brother
comes to this country, he will follow
Va Ills ohtCI
become improyident and addicted to
drinking?'o
Sometimes that fear troubles me, but
believe he will do better, for he was
always q wiser boy"
That girl is brave and noble. Quietly
she pursues her duties, and denies her.
self adornment and pleasures, although
she is pretty, and may be supposed to
deli ght, in gratifying the yanities which
possess almost all comely womeu.
: The helpless ones at home are first In
her heart, and for their sakes she tolls
from year to year, perhaps thinking
that sometime the right man will come
along who will marry and take her to
his home.
AS the habits Of young men now are
there is not one among a thousand
worthy of becoming her husband, and
the wisest think she can do is to remain
single, unless she meets one who has
had manhood to resist the temptations
that beseG the youth of these times, to
steal away their, senses with rum, and
rifle their pockets OF their wages.