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AAssA Aseoa,... j n!za.losne
Mn. 5tss, fbs wifS d Ihs hupdred
millionai1s q Ns1 Yosk, : spp1s.ssd It !.
p.rtysxt3h .6efsasssas vhsr Fifth z
avsuusrssldRsugpsssyssisklas lastxssk,.
10 Apsyii 1t,sh. taya,d tGshy my II. :
1ortaz is, ssyies thst ~ .allssssllI
blnssd al over, nth @iasoad4.s On
each Of hsrs 'houlden vshee hld feur
'tar', the, nse Of silsse, hall dolle.zs,
made Of diapeuds. Her hair sxas, set
sery th,ckly With dianeeds. asdss her E
he.d seemed shane nth than. There :
~as = diamond baadsau upon her brow.
She had di.moad eas.rias, sad, , .dia.
lnoad ssetlsee. ef ypageieet proper.
tioos.: sUpon the t1e. gsides Of her
chest were tsa yisalsssfz diamonds.
about the .sise fof tie palm Of the hand.
From A.n dspssasds Hass 81 "a earves
of dismosds yfessbisgi ss@hers saist,
round .h,eh ,hs 81 syess j. 4 diiapoed girdle.
Ca the skirts ct ehsr sldsssasis flost-
~ere two lass.. psesssfs as sreughs of
lines If disnosa,sss Tbssen6sssoss
iot di.m'o'nds q - En- sl sl.sss'' h.Fps y q,
we're di.nosd' laaEe ... q. s.en ~. sbs. .,t, IL la
|s,ety ey variety sf sssHn., Al e.sr e her y,
'dre.s aad psspoo aaxhhsssssf they = oonld
BE- .artiatieally pl.esd. sx ahe presented
20 ez.r.osdie.ry I'D dsszling .spseta.
ele.s - sl.e moved laneaidly Though
the dance, among her irisoda. One Of
the ladies' present, -. eo.sei..es, -
preeious stones, t. Who i, Kept eeoi .snopgh
to take practical obserssiiess, =. .a ,says the E.
diamonds sue voee eoah not hare sess
less shao . million dollars, md poat
have represented her h.sbsaa's ineoms
for ~ ~ least , quarter sets = .yesE. Thils Tl
same lady, gho is st.nili.ri n nth l.l e eosrt he
in Eorops, says that the 81 1laEeest, g. sollees.
tion Of diamonds in poss)agisa q ~
European Empress or Queen bslons 70
the present. dern.o Enpse..sbes ths
.dds that even Augusta her.eI eseA
not make diamond shos which 1suA
.
begin to compare nth th.t st made. p
mn. Assor on Thursd.y te1eaing vof
LAST weak, =. ~, .L!:.,a J.: .,...a..z:z -
Ou the evening in which the sdia,
mood display here edesonbed .as made
10 the. Fifth avenue m.ns,on, the starr,
ing masses in the vretched qu.rtsrs Of
the city we're sxarming around some
lIt~o or three hundred soup:houees; .nd
charity places, while bstseen eight
and NJ nine thousand honeisas nsn and
women were: huddled Jog The night in
st.tio.;houses Or still more miserable
free resorts, and not = fex ttisd to keep
warm By cr.wling into .sh barrels OF
sliotting ia1o .rs. ~ Max1ys: The n money Of
/ the AstoEs; i. i thei. Own, Tsad the sac-
,ferings Of these .nisef.ble ~re.ehas is
s"stT oSA.t yn:t.nL :.g;t,iE =.
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phyelclanc, young and old, had been
srlodI ling about the, country in, their
'siss, NJ leshax vie, - .nd shaking e
Il 4sii h,sds w 9be Snlli.po1,,, i,aid ia,aaid
ostsr i1auaspsetiDs ( tbat' the method II
preventing it vs. slt'the tineI ia use
"a nder their very eyes. How long this
would have g,ob,s on who can tell, If
'thooebtful Edward Jeoner had not
5iisteued to what the nilkmaid said
'ttdt morning il the SURGERY But Il
ses him thiokiog, q bis SOW, steady,
earnest Wy ;.pd tie ide.. oooe seised,
that here; 'vas the losg,de.ired pre-:
aveatioo, be never lost sight Of it DO.
til be had proved it beyond . doubt.
p Dr. Jeoner made no secret Of bis
great discovery,-tried to get no pat.
|ent for it, but freely gave it TO the
world. . Tho Government, however,
rewsrded him handsomely, giving him
10000 in 1902, sud 34ye20; 600 i've
years )ster,a 10 1907. But b. did not
care for money, and be did not work
for fstne, 90 he continued to live "a al.
city in bis pleasant country home,
amid his old friends snd the old
Scenes, until his sudden, peaceful
death in Februsry,, 1923, in the
|'stsestysfourth yea. Of h,s sge. Few
meo have lived 50 happily; or have
|ldooe 50 much good, yet it is dity
years after his death, and not in hi,
Eoghad, but io fsr.wsy It,iy, that
gratitude to hu memory is spoken ID
. statue T.. -
Siaes this discovery Of vaccination,
the terro's of smallpox have. nearly
disappeared, and with good nursing,
Intelligent physicians are not much
afraid Of it. Io many countries the
government obl,ges every person to be
vaccinated, sud those who cannot pay
doctor are vaooinsted free of charge
at the public dispensaries.-&. Mich.
oIas for March.
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"A recent writer SAWS ftThanke {

"A recent writer says: t.Th.uks TO
th,t wise forethought which had cut
down all the trees and consequently
dried ap mos, Iselt' q the streams, Spain i.
. :. Z .tid 9 g. Aneriea viii / be if the pres:
''ns, !. seieid.l, forest destroying policy is Z
pursued two or three centuries longer D
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WHERE SHALL THE DABY's DInPLE
~ .vt... - - e .ErHNE@ ES
I stE assss ,s
N ;. O. xofLAN1.

9&:s-%T 81
II II ;. q. xofIANJ As
Over tho cradle the mother hung,
Softly grooming slumbsr song;
And these were the simple words shs sung
All the evening long:
"Cheek OK chin, or knuckle or knee,
Who're shall the baby dimQlx bat ~ J. -
Whore shall the sassrs hngsaSSspbG4
When he comes down to the babys nesti
Where shall the angels touch remain
Whom he awakens my babe sgaini"
Still as she bent and sang solow5-
"A Amurmur into her music broke;
Ant; she paused to hear, for shs could but know
Tho baGyy' angel spoke:,
.ch.sk OF chin, Or is,as1h Z . > thSk}~t
Who're shalt the babys dimpie bsr
Where shall my hnger fall and rest
'When come down to the bsby's nest.
whers shsll MY Anssr'i sousl rlpsia & :
When awaken your babs asain!'r
Silent the mother sat, and dwelt
Long in the sweet delay Of choice;
And then by her baby's side she knslt,
And sang with pleasant voice
'Not on tho limb, 0 angel dsert~s, s~
For tho charm wid it. Soutt win5i.<py~n;S p
Not on tho check shah the dimpfe be,
For the hsrboripg smils will fade and hes;
But touch thou tho chin NTH ~. impress deep,
Andmybaby ths>mSsrs. ssaf hall keep"
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J Inavefsaooh qaits sos.eollist |ho~
:thatsfaate nspth Rsntatsy.a d know
tlak tdnyahlG GinasasastlJ sts.Pisd,'
ebd thss 1ssw tlla9 alnsstidaily, Mkiish:
yptt Asparting Abn the tooesof hhiisr
lMsoashiprl L had worn ishsoughous al
,lthanshing heart1as full Of jsalousy
,aehda afaat.groxingI hatred" thst would
,ppts sbsquellsd.a Not for. q thonsand
bappy lovesagvoaiA il hsye lsts them go
NY. hnmiliaGionsw 1:ouas. even afraid
that already he might suspect it, Il for
ghia inanaer. txss ohspgsdss, 9onstiues
BIZ. .tSai idiitsst, somstmes7 71ssd; ! saed
pomstihesi sslmoitH etSpdsygasS than .
ffiishdz zsIonusl ali ,2~a'j5 !; s. 80.
" Itisetto b. Osfober, and i saelt: that
Il aoalA nj hssr,ssoh ssstatsH Of things
abysleogdr;eAa Ind qdeationsds within ny.
set whether had bettsh not Leave
home TOR Whlla. Ill bed, been alone,
i @ealas have bees# sssys;i, abuts ny
oosaia MarJ was still ~ish:me, and !
eeuldc cgiva1 good4neasoni for: such 4
stepii RsfssaI j hsa setttsdsapo my.
ttAlsss Las1t eahsstoI ne, ,issi great dis.
t1ssss 9TH a. esofeiiidnathat Mr. Amea
~ aonshax tsrssd ~sgsinst her, and
'ststisha vosA Aipeqa ihaart.broken about
IT, etHakklis hiSs ahs mus die I; .tor
shsAsd to. bsg booked suton him "a
hess sshashasd, and sbvsdH hin ia well,
shat hfssHeuM .bsb nothineIe without
1hiq,s What saouh !shs;do1:s Would I
tsdIisshst Id3 III q, ,"1.4452., -e Z;
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AFnw FIGURES.

Arithmmetieians. g Who lore the truths that
fsur'' always tsll. NAY nex see What it
cost the nation to build The Union Pacific
Railroad, and what Il cost tie stockholders
9th. Credit Msbi,isf5:E o:alzzf<..sa . T.
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st. Cloud aQuadri11e Band

The undsrsieasd will furnish gdrst-class
I'maslo for Balls. Special attention given to
|. supplying private psrtisg,-withfron two ia
lsAvo pieess, % may be desired. .s-r-. 49,
.ChAfgss reasonable.
| aB0.sE. FULLER.
81. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871.
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|snesr Bristol, which is the chief town
|lof aalaussstes tealsaiiiist, he used to hear !.
good deal Of stalks shout small pox.
Thssa ad,e.i;is ild.tsiss ld.tsss gr.it trouble 10 our
~ ttinns, ind when : II IS prevalent
thess' . A,sdlj ,n,P s !s,iiokness people ne
moro afraid Of; bat II iitt'ii ID hot % b.a
aoSs.dsy. Si's M isit VI Ii Jenossiits time.
Il u x.jP jPsi Hishtfuis pGgas, ind *e.r'r.iied
"a IN England alone, il i. said, 900
: ,pedipts i ejsiyj lyisi.s Kings died 'ot It,
q.ssbs, 1pttiiucej, Ips;iaessses, the rich
.pd the poor; tbsz i,itlh ihiigtlhs I'll flad the low.
the is issii1rn6ed and the ignorant. when
Il appeared 3iu an ssrmy, il often slew
amois Sth.b the sword, and our; isoldierI
suffered fgspieevoasly from this 'pestiience
1n'ths seeioniug d the War Of hide.
'pendenee.
i You may believe that, many wise
beds and kind hearts were iie trying to
ind oaf wy to fight this disease.
|Thirty-ooe years before Edward Jenner
|V.s booro, ! bright, 'xiditty, l.dy,1 with .
shsrlpp tongue 'bSat But : yoo good heart,-L.dy
Mary Wor.ley Meat.eae,-h.d found
that in Turkey, where the smallpox
.r.sed tsrilbl, ey,e,y' j year; !i'aa they, had
xi.yy Of treating Well people 50 SC "a 70
give them the disease, bpt in . lighter
and le.s dangerous Is form th.os If they
.ook it in the s6manaao 6aaa u WYE Wen ip,ear::
Ei.ous we're wiling 30 ~ b. made 6dd iii ID this
Ii.y, i, bsoi.iiud,sso 5 they Knew th.t smallpox
very rssrely sll CONES aiS, g. Is ! ; person son ne4e
th,aJ enes: Til; ;';iaiz x.s called ,t.ilnoeula:
,tto%h, IT, I'D Lady Mary, to sho1 her isith, !,
lad her ;ila;1 oxI Son i iuoca1stsed il . o'171s,
anda' '5nth vii !, 1p,e.fset success. ,o This xas
thtdgaf6tp taf6tp gre.t dia.oovafy, a, y ! aud % i
|; ;1ss, ] iit ioi sihe lid broaghf to 6otiee ! :
tsast ait' Piiaai,Sip'ie sat somaething' -.
Z xanhhg,C:5noe = p, one ,knev Mhat, , at,-only
itoeulation did not seoP The snsll'pox,
not greatly ohsek i. for soon it xas
|s,gis4 = b'sdllr 8 s1ef:' T.
\; i Y yE!|.s!s, h.ys bs'o atty y..'' .f'sr
Lady. Mars. brave experiment upon
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These fserss, however. ssasinsss ssteekx
ana . bonds 1t par. eTskine tsrs - Instant
the hsores OF the tras.sse ss eorreot.-ih-
correct q Ne know them &. !hs,-we find
tn. cash value Of dis proat q have been
"a afollovaa. +E& ts aFas~ tetEs N : tezss Taas
F+e..sls ofbesds. .......!s. III 1,a7s:lso.oo.=
; -: ssteek:.,....,.. .s6,74k l69 81
M Ntvldeo s'lsi y eash'..''....-... A346. 600 90
= Tot"l.s:.'... .:a,ta .sss. $40 sr,s
from Ser'6ner's fsr AsgeA.. .... ..
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oon.sr.diot you> >aatly. and s.y tie most
sfos.ssly ~ viqalpestiaeplt n things IN the mild.
eat .lse!ls lxseiee and ehoise.t words A. :xe'
3 9pse &C. 81 oihea world x.ithouto oass1iss
elsopsgEk,[ lsopE J, [tel 'pprsei.te Al; na.gp. aisneeas y
Ihopght ter eetion, and with very oara' I
rdw, shallow views Of everything about
h'r, che sh,d !E still some @ ,gEeeebls t,eits
|@ ehbss.'eotsr,neoh = :l sh.syd 3D. k.e9vledgs .!
q tph 4 Eorld sg q heEe she sax itsqms t.sts
for s srt 'es ana l tn excellent lQ ,juaeneat in
relation l j' e ,ll thipgs ,'PpsFtsinipe Pa t t4
polite society, ! bid really W. l.Y4e soma
pheasant intercourse With hsr, although
81 think she was ono Of tho most insult.
Ing persons 1 eltsr T.. met. Il made = =
point Il never letting her set :iny, ID
,.ot.gSei i'effia 81 ., and . ve got g. along
very VEL Whenever She had I
chance, sbe W. T. .are 81 : 70 ~ somethtiog
that would mortity o. hart me; and |
never failed to rep.y both principal
I. ID interest With ! voice ind iain,id i.,ce as as
smooth ID htars:; . Ard hsr;eb let 40 ni.l s,y j.
that there Il no other way OF de.1ine
with such people, self:denial, modes:
~ 7mae;nisnihity, They d. d'n,oSt n,ot 'and e.n. 81
not undorstand:' Never: Fl tufrin' III 'tls them the
o.het cheek, bot give sdm.iiit maj @.iifl sfl.p
b.olE: lE:' again: ll;,l'i: It vim 90 them good.
The daughter @xas 4 very pretty,
artificial, silly gil. .thonisht9 s'been
very .mi.bls ~ tllaa,
.ps.ois.dd .zs
mighs5ssssIk.d hst NY ny Vs;ll; Nm!
had not eonosi%ed aueh a wonderful
liking s:fos,nees : sod hogasd aud kir.d
NE .s ndek tRs aia1 NJ !, stas i;aaotoxsd. ;atx
TOO, and l dislike sosshear = woman
oee;hssa,!9ss, !a9, nsie y eRitalasries,tli Ritlag & LIS
IA | DYc>s2WSShES Ns3SAttS$ seSe0O y YDO0OtsIOAN
'Hi'' 4aay aliata ks' isk i sasssa saias ,lsl
'ia1t1s .essfisg .ssf q e ss,ss Il, sdss y y
apd attskaipnl1 40 e,sieAnd ss1J aadaf'
! ttr'ss e. ts y a. skik Y 81; {;
= hsr heart, appsrent!t &thesKk. stihiasa' stihiasasl'
4 ''al6siE|&9assh u ! \ ny 1iSea1isIt iIt h hhh.' II
fshe teaassly 1dew how -ehs shold. xis
\ sithousmx s,zRs slet her ph5B Il litibt
ssI1e, jest ,s , I should hase y e INDUCED,
fplaytal Kitten, and s1isd 70 ssy and d
/ semething g16stt11 11thig II Inpjll6dtsA liz TO
FfMrs Ansts ssks.a 4 sax oshoSwlf : WIS
:, his stststob ~ y a'He WIN u idi,srrt!
]. the poorssild and shrush fteutitiss
! should have shrunk from = shalloi
hhsbsna III a :,.ss.=1...>> >.
N Hs q,ssd s e 4 dons ! ! tish Hsf Ssoh,sllnnss, llns
j: and must oonfsge that he behaved ID
r
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JOSH BILLINGS ON "DlsPEPsaEE.'
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myskarlQQs lnnue1Ng sONhes So'ov s"o
s.e., lnd 1 III. y - now, 81.
thong emy skslssSl haa md lodg-
ine.plAes here too" f..
"of course" !" I ,aid, ".od very .p.
p'opr'.tsly. The house WAS h,nntsd
before you came" ......,..,.~s
1T was haunted fot M sftsIwssd, .
st.td s6hlt auore 9 hinelf than to
me; 'tsweet, shsdowy visions l should
be glad to call up now" Aud he
turned away and swallowed Sigh.
pit,ed him oil the way home, and
cat up to pity: him, looking through the
-soft May starlight % SEQ the lamp buxa-
Etns .tefanTaj Gss window <yh.n AFTER
midnight. From that time r seemed
70 have . trouble,- e,-though I could
lcareeiy have named or owned it, it Was
90 indefinite.
He came to see mo : few days after.
xsrd, snd s.s qaiss dnll asd .bs.sse.sd
until I valee1 h,n ) Spsslthns little
lively Opposition. f sexsd him arst,
al. iEssS; 1hed 4 isax A.stiddt a 1tti@sd
enough to talk, I lss fi11 Has Z
hsasfo,a#sd1 i7h.4 1assr 5sseeaaaAhm fp
.xssssaas2 Hs sjhuSSd AssE seaSasati
ph.se Of biz character, III III 4 d
andasssssjasiSh u i1sisw'I IR6s& -
poaitstJ thi.aIapishe ~ o.sdn,Eadl
the rsyslxata6s 1Wtssies4aS = %
..,eA sskealan shsde b ssae hesa
70 lsatsanHthisk 90 snsah tainse tia
a.st = ahssu,,sIss Hesibek,eahiez bs,f;1
thought and hoped, Rhasz atI1sAseass
t@.ehiae aieht1 have 'n'ae hin I7ae:
foreeaoi5is.su las s,nil;iiie>' a'vaa1aI
H@ sssnedss littlei snAaRsssed said
no one else bad 4beoyxed any, change
10 h,q, .pd hs q ntheaghtH Ii i e. must b. BE- :oa:
u > reflected light. ;. He bad observed
'th.s s h,d g. remarkable e -f.ealtyyl1 for y
people, ont. What .:v.s my
witcheraft r. ss:.L z.:s31: L,,:.J III 70
disel.imed .ll.vl,ehhersft, h 1 aod told
hin % i %y,es ~ only because L Eqs.flelled
,;,h naonla A little ,vholesoma oon0-
sitiopE i bad v.tmed g 4. him into quite e.! :
flight Of fancy.
"If I. eould ,only,"-he began,
bufriedly dl but toek out Iii BIS ! witch, s.id
il v.s Il ;t tins, foF liz q g6, ala 8asnt 81
quite b.stily:* us iis very '4sSe.t is DO, !
but t wished very :3 much Is know what
be would have said,
The next taine;,' I'D etlled1 few mo:
ment5 to tell indies indie 1bI 1tbat I'll Ray visitors,
-itB1 { ftfesd Il ,keiHts,, ia e01ns; and
had exppat expressed ! ~}.h q NIKE m6yJ Il.
qo.iat.nce. He promised them that
he would oa,l' md y les ne s;Esox,-
though 10 hopsd ,1axculd' sstgaeS1e;
unless Isfslsg ii aaseliaasta.HoH Hs, vi Very
Esbt1sssaa mh d.d III IL aff ffshs aSo'
ament I asked him wEets s,hs had lslE
his good .pirita!t Tkii msds,ms a<l,e-
tie c6h to him when i. ysGned on f<ths
ladies', tor, L fouud thsu Ill ssittiae af.
ter teseodt atsths door, s Il was I mis.
|erabiy oonstsalaed sffsir;; etahsaeb1@ @e Ill
tried to be civil,-fer I could see s5thst
both ladies' were tak'ng,- g trying to
take,5 my measure, and itsdid.aos aat ne
at sase 10 The least. But in. the mean
time + had measured them ); and - sex.
perleuoehas confirmed that frat lin,
preston, I may - we'll sketoh them
'herss.. g.: s I protest, in the first place.
Atainst any imputation of preiudice or
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mir..bllsy,p .ihl ls,p meyer ~ bin ia, Ishe hsst
rude, d, M 81 ill,s.a.tared, ll,.a.tr ,seer ..seatsntay..
t9sssIaabb hal, 4haab 4y4 b bsls. lllit y
spd ttisd hi. psf,saae sgs sgspst iys,eesly1;
sida Its I fs't J.. my bsspeet, ,fer hin sineesas, 3,
iog ld.y. asA,i9s A, i9s Ma, AAa, n! sWl!ia.lsyya i. ND
shs In zane s9g.aatipsss. te :. and lHas ~.
,e1y p.,'ioa!'F % .s e iagies ls.4 m n there bst
| ssv that sshe Watched y bs beth !1s ns l|s.. hpd
Mr.. Ames, and suspeeted 9. tlMas M 1phs
h.d come to Hnntsyil'e. 'y .s for tha.t .5a paz
pe.es shs sought 4ilss eyer, eppor.aaiity,
TOO, Of making ne m seen a.kHezd ..ks. a .er Is; Is;
ne!.eels bsfes: hip ga hA Aa psEssiseddi +.
4 tnaT, Hn ands Hi.s mostii6eed - eaed .oe7 3
ooysd by it. the,ghf fh. be 3sft ~ 'hbs be che eb..:
tisensent entirely to ne. Once "a, :
~hilss Cousin MARI. and ] had 4, i tre9l
oh-fashioned visit from him oil alops,
eehshr D. !hen y. \ i xas yery stormy, q q
ns1 ssw sn ssmns.Y su.es Ms5e .s xeEr'.e ~ sl'e,
shs's do always eems ne so serious pGs,;lt. and
.t.:...et.ea. s... .nd 4a " vsns aS.1 = fTood
spifits, ssnd rs aid sd tbat ~, =, Ii. /.
hldiias xsss IS ths ples.ssaas IT. II, ;sed, i,ld {,
Mrs. WipsloH "a sl ~ ~ ~ g . !
.1i Id. s tsS.| g i.,s,S s.,S i;ns ak ss
- Z Of .hieh ~ il sis { lasidissastg ii 5
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q , an A.sociasic2 . advaaeed =
Deensr during the - &lede : d -
AZ che stxty.anh Nj asstlng eftbs First
vaaced % q an avssesso fB Dsf csst
James RoSlasen yssssrday Alsd his applleatsoa
fof divorce from Fanny Robinson, elalnIng thai
sss dssertsd hin On TIE nth Of june ass2 Both
Mr.. Herman Richter, the brewer, Who AssA
Monday IRON injuries received while coating 6eer
barrels With rosin, will b buried to-day &C two
o.clock, from biz rssidsnes on =, near Thirteenth
In Consequence Of H. Indictment weather the
sale Of furniture for the French Minister 10 post-
pcnsd until Thursday, February 8 same hour,
Mithc.t .sgsrd . ws.tAer. The house VIII b
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. viii give
their seventh annual banquet tonight AZ viii
lard's hotel II will b iuperb and enjoyable
ESQ.,, secretary, At lin Pesnsyivasia avenue .-'
The attention Of our readers ID called to the
sale Of one Of those tine brick houses on north I
street, near 81 Aloysas' church, to be sold at
Hcgg . Dean, sssignees, 6y Dunesnson, DoSiias
4 20, suetioneers. The same Arm win Ell d.
ne, sfsernoon, ct o'clock, two hne building
Fiftsenth east, for Hosg Dean, assiSness. INV
The following trustees have been elected b. the
,toekhslder. Of the Georsetcwn Savings bank:
James Dickson. Thoma. Bowling, John q.
G9 sSPes S.i a. p R ass Ga T
Ing oeers were elected 70. the ensuins s.Sr
pl.. Rsats John T We
Dickson, cashier. :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04
PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES,

Lou1svIIII, KY., December q, 1Ha.
for furnishing, for he use Of the Uniisd States
tie Is ss
ss %ss
~ barrels "A No. extra family Flour" barrels
. ssTrsis fsncy Flour, barrels fall hcadlined.
-. ~ pound; prime navy or medium beans in bar
!, ahs pounds prime Carolina rice, in barrels. fun
ne 4 SIi nal,ds MIN. p,o .oes. IN .....
10 pounds OoIons tsa, In 10: pound eaddies.
100 pounds eunpowdef tea, Ia lO-pound caddies.
~ pound. sugar, equal In quality to stewart's
~ g.iions pure elder or whisky vinegar. in bar.
he ends De vinegar 70 have nsGtraizns strength
.niposad! bsss quality star candles, s's in boxes
Iis peands best quality family soap, in boxes.
Is pounds Of salt, clean and dry, in barrels.
~ ponds pars ground Pepper; n feur.ouncs TIN
or
,.:ss gHaa. Ss:s
81 pounds prime old Government Java coffee, I'm
GO pounds sranulated sugar, In barrels, sound
q gallons eolden syrup. in one gallon tin cans,
/, is pounds yeast powders, one-haif or one-quar-
n wooden
tin pals, packed In boxes.
lie eos, of p.sfsse. 70 s iaciaaea in Price Of
articles, and each package marked with contents,
q, al sd ss e .esss must be on .ep.-
rate blank =. che, -. ,.,,,., .av.,.,..a
.eseni.d snd ;Se liss, rsssised e rsiscs ny bid
s.ns form.
e eSon sfr sns g. .as bep
Commissar q Main street. ja1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-04
GOING, GOING, GONE!
AUCTION SALE AT THE MAYNARD
yesterday,

YESTERDAY.
In obedience to an official announcement made
In the daily papers for some days an auction sale
took place at the yard yesterday. The first ar.
.icles sold belonged to the bureau Of provisions
aud clothing. A member Of the Smith family was
the frs. that invested. He bought sshard tack
10 the amount Of 2, so pounds, at * cents per
pound. MIR. O'Neil next contributed % per barrel
for some pork, and was followed by Mr.. Marsh,
who got stock of beans, probably with the inten-
lion Of going into partnership with the gentleman
from Ireland. Mr.. Greenapple spent some loose
,hange on I,0io pounds of dried apples. Mr Ben
singer took tea at the rate Of 70 cents per pound
and Mr. Greenspple bought % pounds Of butter,
no doubt to make Mr.. Smiths hard tack palat-
able To increase his stock of summer wear Mr..
snd smith soBSed up all she shirts
drawers. Mr.. D0noughue went heavily into the
sheet business, and Mr.. Dryfus succeeded in OBJ
laid in stock Of IS pounds Of tobacco, and Mr.
Plant several spools Of tape and cotton.
M Greenapple determined not to be outdone,
Of needles, and MI. Marsh bore of the scissors
A gentleman from Germany bought no less tEan
four combs to part his curlr LOCKS, and Ruhsn
panions Of the knife and some spoons to match
Mt. Esrtaos evidently does not believe In being
enormous sum Of one cent per dozen for the navy
brass button to MI up the hole-cheaP. MI Ben
finger purchased several little hatehete-io0k our
for your cherry trees. Mr.. johnson probably had
ln view the short tenure Of existence ON earth
when he purchased several live-preservefs; no
doubt to assist him In his passage Of the river
Jordan. 20 ~
Messrs Stevens Coleman, in addition to their
ether business. must be going to open stationery
store, for they became possessed Of large quantf-
lies or quilts, ink, mucilage, plotting paper, DC.
Jne gentleman, having In view the purchase OF .
SuE-6oet at some time in the future, spsnt some
Small change to become possessed Of tow-lne.
Charley MCGOWAN, being newly-married man,
they call on him. and Mr.. Qreenapple, having On
sye 70 agriculture, bought hosting eaGtne "a
koisf out the roots some Of his land, lately
:lesred. Mr.. Brewer was mounted, for $40, on
the horse lately used with the mail-wsgon, and
he Hon. Joe Carroll spent 80 on 1,eso pounds Of
and The sale was adjourned until u N. to-day.