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GY b. n. WARHEE,
- Reel Estats Broker and Auoticnesr
Federal Buildings. Corner Ith and Streets ". '
TRUsTEEs' SALE CT VALUABLE
ID sTREET EAST, BETWEEN AND o

TRUsTEEs' SALE CT VALUABLE Proved
fHOPERIY AT AUCTIOH, SITUATED ON
p sIkEET EAST, BETWEEN b AND
- By virtue Of g deed Of trust, dated september
H. lS7l, and recorded ia LII Der 6a, folio 49, Of
S4ths land records for Washington county, Dis
tTict Of Columbia and BY direci Of the holder Of
the note tecufed thereby, will eel ct public
uon, II front OF tee premises on THURSDAY, o.
& btr 40 l674, at O'Clock D m all that piscs OF
Parcel Of ground in " Washington city known a. Lot
i'tteIec \, in Chester and Jenkins' subdivision Of
square ~
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash, and the residue Ia two equal in
s'allneBts, able IN SIX and twelve months, re-
spectlyeiy, and for which the purchaser is TO give
bis pr0mi'ECTy notes, bearing per cent. Interest
from day of SALE he pUrch to receive Iced and
execute deed of trust TO secure said notes to the
satisfaction Of the said Trustee. de-
cit Of $40 Il III red imse3i ately after the prop
6Ity 10 sold. Convey aDcing at cost of purchaser;
sGd If the purchaser fails to comply with the terms
Of sAte within days after cay Of SALE the said
property nay be resOld At the rik and csst of the
Cefsuitibg paTchaser, by giving five days notice Of
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
iBgtOn city, ID e.
2 2 k 7. pnRss' Trustees.
oct7 dEds b. Il. WAREEB, Auct.
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PT THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street

~ GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO AND A HALF
s1ORl BRICh DWELLING HOUSE, 80 4I3
In ID sTREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUO-
- b. virtue Of deed Of trust dated December
So ne 18th, A ID. 1910, and duly recorded in iser
6Si folio S24, one OF the land records of the Dis
triCt OF Columbia, and at tue request OF the party
occurred thereby, will sell, a. public auction, in
J ent q the premises, on WEDNESDAY, October
<Sh, lslf, at ocf0ck m, all that certain piece
or psIcs 81 ground situate, lying aud being In the
city Of Washington, District of ClIumbfa, and
known and described SIS Lot numbered fifteen Cl5l,
IN TODD and GunAtlS recorded subdfyi sion OF
square nun bsred four hundred aud sixty five f455l
~ BY Lete euce to The record Of said sabd vision ia
ibtr K, No 1, folio f90, 10 the surveyors office
u ssld CITY VIII appear together With the i'm prove
Hehts fhsIet n, which consist Of two and enc half
story Brick Dwelling HOUSE
Terms Ore-thiTd cash; balance in ami IL
months, with interest. a deposit Of SlOO required
Wien the pFop7Ety is bid off. All convey ancing st
tie coat Of the purchaser.
J. DUkCAH COTTRFLL, Trustee.
eCtb THOMAS DOW LING, Auct.
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TBUsrEEpsss ;!ptsqE VATLUAAERLLIE6ssUBUBBAN
- By virtue of deed Of Get, dated July 9th,
w.; D. ls72, ana dUly recorded 10 libsr No. 69l,
folio 8, one q the land records for the District
q Co unbis, aud by direction Of he parties secured
T "a e FgeS HrsGn On ths p
o'clo, D. m al thar rae. Of Iznd stu ate in the
former limits 9f the county Of Wash ag'os, then
called, in the District Of OJumbia, to wit: LyiGg
near uuda-y street of the city Of asbington aud
north OF Georgetown, and being portions Of (4I
Dupbartou," - BealI's Lot; aud the Widows
Mite" the same comprising sixty five acres aud
seros and nov kno9n u as s't Ss5 MT Nj sest
Th;s property is immediately OF Rock creek, ad-
nor h, and Overlookine Oak AfI Cemetery, wash:
ipgtJn city end the Potomac river. IL can be laid
on advagiaseopsiy in building lots, OF for oeme
terry rational park, AID possesses Ct the Quest
views IA the Di-.riot The passage q the P street
cars rehdtr u accessible, aud brings t 10 close
dsu ty T. P-sreet cirtls, at present the i'm
II la &c aansi N, containing eighteen rooms with
all nCd+ IN improvements 81 cOnEeBie8ees; grounds
&c, and having smoks house, ice house, carriage
house; stabing, &c, making 1t In every respect
mill in good order, with he beet and approved
mscbinery, and capacity Of one hundred and forty
Of Rok ereS There ss ss ~a"Ss ssb. pSGss
QEaIry, which has been, and can agaia be, worked
t. adv n,asse. The entire property is we'll worthy
Terms: $4,000, with interest at ten per cent per
cash balance in SIX, twelve and eighteen months,
With interest At Ten per cent per annam to be Sc
yeyancing at expense Of the purchaser; $500, a.
Deposit, Will be reQutrs sd day OF sale If terms
az sale are not complied with 10 ten days ON the
deT OF sale, the Tru' ees reserve tue right to resell
the property at the risk aud Of the drfauIting
purchaser, sffer ten days. ADVERT enent in some
tne or more newspapers published in the city Of
Washington, ID q.
JOHN "; ALyoRD. lT-vs...s
GRO. W sTIOKNEY, Irys'ees'
By virtue Of certain writing, sigred BY all par
ties Concerned, the terms of sale in of the above
The difference between the cash pa ment and the
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RI Z J. SWEET,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. 81 7th street northwest.

1kUsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE.
S1Ok1 BhlCh HOUSE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF 9 STREET, BETWEEN IlTH AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
g. BY virtue OF deed Of trust TO US dated NAV
- y, A ID IT2, and duiy recorded in Liber No
- 6-l folio $50, Of the land records Of Washing
TOP, ID. C., We viii sell at public auction, tn front
Of The Lrtmises. TO the highest bidder, on TUES
Ds1 October 20, 1874, at O'Clock p. m the east
. ieet q 4 =, IN square numbered 32J, having
Width 4 IS feet and depth Of l9@ feet, and I'm
proves D. three story brick dwelling.
Ttru-s OF sale: The amount OF indebtedness So
cured by said dead Of trust unpaid aud pensss of
sal ali amounting TO about 800 in cash. and
the nee In 9, Il and Is months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest from the
cay OF sale, aud secured by ed OF trust upon tbs
properly shall be taken. C5RveyRucing AZ par
cEsseFs cost II terms of sais sre not molied
with within seven da's after the SALE tbs trustees
re7erye The ght to resell the property sitter fvs
DAYS advertisement, a. the risk aad cost of the
6efaulting SurcLaser.
WIN. A MELOY,B
+. Nj E0URSE, trustees
Gets ecGds K. }. SWEET, AuctiOn9er.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
i A n A.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFfERNOON.

RT b. Ii. WARnEb,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and northw est.
TBUsTIEs SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON q
AND 18TH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of . deed of trust, dated prfi nth,
vYSlH3, and At the request of the party secured,
will offer for sale at public auction, In front of
the premise. In Washington city, ID. @, 81 5
O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY, the Seth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, the following de scribed real estate
Beginning for the same at point IN the line Of
north street, LIS feet II inches from the northeast
corner OF Square "a, thence west Il feet. thence
south loo fest thence east ~ feet thence l0
feet to place OF besianiug.
Terms: $50. with interest at Der cent from
April 18th, 1873, and expenses Of SALE In cash. aud
the balance In and II months, for which the notes
of the purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust the property, will
be taken. 800 deposit required when the property
Is sold. All conveyancing at the purchasers ex-
pense. Terms Of sale to be complied with in seven
days after sale, the property will be resold at
risk and cost of defsulfiog purchaser
sepl4ee&ds FP. MULLOY, Trustee.
STHE Ag9yss SALE Is POSTPONED,
until WEDNESDAY, DC tobtr 18th, 1874. same
hour and place p. MULLef, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FUBTaER POST
POND until THURSDAY, October 22i, lg4,
same nouf and place y. p. MULLOY. Trus.ee
oct7-eO&ds J. T. OOLDwKLL, ssIesmsn
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HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON
TIE NORyhWE.T OORNGR OF AND
tlfES1b sTREETs. ISLAND, AT AUCTION
% On Ne NDAf october 26 D.
- 50. at IA O'Clock, in front Of the premises,
-Eot IS in square {62, 25xi06 feet, in one Of the
beet Il Cations the leland for q business Terms
made knoWn at sale. Osnysysncing st purchasers
cost.
ootsO-a LATIMIR CLEARY Aucts
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10 jus. r. D FLBkl,
~ 81 Estate gent snd Aucti0neer,
Office No. 9O2 Sth stree; northwest.
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AUCTION sALE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON Tx WRIST SIDE OF lSTH sTREKf
NEsB CORhEs OF I STREET EORTH-
So On TUESDAY. October ~, 1874, at 80
~ o'clock m, will sell at public auc son Lot
-. twenty six t2l of John L. Pfsu's su Twist u,
ia square two hun drtd aud thirty. front.
i1E tNenty f2Ci fees on 18th street west by depth
o. siRhty -flve (CN, feet
Terms: bHe ,h,rI cash; balance in six, twelve
ana ishte mnl this with per cut irserest, %
rgIu ed az time OF So 2. IA C1nv6ranctrx ~ pUT.
chaser IS cost, Terms to be compiler with ia seven
CBys
oci22-5&ds } T. COLDwELJ. Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

10y LUTrRELL CO., Autioreers,
II Ne. 9lT Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th sDd 10th streets northwest
TRUsTEIF SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BkAl ESTATE Oh EAST "a rIIOL STREET,
BkIWkEN 2D AND 30 STREETS (NORrH
SIDs.r CDNsIsTIN4 OF A THREE-sfdRY
ERAME DWELLING, WITH LARGE "a
Lab No. 22e; ALSO, FRAME sTABLH IL
- BIZ virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October Io,h,
Al lSll, aud duly recorded in Liber No. $50,
no iio, among the land records for the District
thereoy- will SELL at public auction, In trout of
ne premises, to the highest bidder, on THUHS-
pA1, october 2Stb, A. d. 1871, at a. .. On all
certain pieces or parcels Of ground la the city
cI ash1pgtop, in said District. and known and de-
scrlbed - fOll to wit: The rs feet 'front.'
ing on East Osp itol street Of Let 10 Square No.
y ard extending back the width OF Is feet the full
depth Of said lot; also. Lot lettered and marked
m ," In II. u. ShOfes and others records sub1-
vision Of original lots "A. Is, Is, ani 49, in said
Lqusre No I59, pffnE the south IL feet ga inches
fronting 81 ess By equal depth OF % feet
inch Of said lot til ~ together with tue improve
uents thereon.
Terms q sale: One-fourth cash, (of which 900
must be paid down day OF tsl- and the balance IN
one, two and three years, in EQUAL payments to be
secured by puI chasers notes, bearing interest at
the rate often per cent per annum, Bay able semi
annually } snd deed Of trust on the properly sold
Convey adding and recording at the purch ssers cost
il terms 81 sale are not piled with in six .ys
Tisk and cost Of d. fsnliinR purch sser
VIM n. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
oc'l7-d IRep LUTTBRLL 4 co Auots
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10y WASH b. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer,
~ lSuccts sor to Green & Williams, An cts
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sta.
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SPECIAL SALE OF FINg AND BABE COL
LECTION OF ITALIAN MARBLE AND ALA
BAeJEk brATUARY, UKNAA EHTs, sc,
On TIL ReDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
OciCber ~, % and "a, at 10 O'Clock q. IN. and
$50 y. n we shall sell a splendid collection OF
italian works OF art, at the marble building north
west corner OF PeDbsyivanis svenus aad Eleventh
.. eet. The collection Complies Etruscan Rosan
GIeclan, Florertine and Hebe Vases, Figures, stat
ties, Grc1ps, Animals. Gard Receivers, Fruit
stsLds, Fruits, Paper Weights and many more
articles suitable to sdOrn parlors, halls. libraries
Churches Sc. Goods eXhit ition before the sale
Tc' ms cash, LATIAER n OI,FkKY
CCi-l-d Auctionears.
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RY LUTrRELL CO., Autioreers,
- Ne. 91T Louisiana avenue,
Between 9sh snd 10Th streets LoTthwett
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81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
un n NEDE ESDAI, October -, 1874, sams hour
AID Place. By order % the Trustees.
octzU. eOSds K. j. SWEET, Auctionssr
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lY LATIMER q CLEARY

- AuCt;Oneers and Resi Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy auia avenue and 18th St
Star Of7se Buildings.
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BAY BLOOpyP HORSE AT AUCTION.
On fA1URDAY MORNIH5, October
[cN2ttb, 1870, at Ii O'Clock, We will sell at
Bay Blooded Horse, years old; Bird in single
or double harness, ana under the saddle. A very
sh' Wy horse sDf dTe stopper Tue property of .
gentleman WIZ has no fGI;her usa f,r him.
Uc'9-2t Nm. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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ny WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Aucti oueers,
- New Marble Building,
Mes. 900 and 9O2 Penn. avenue corner Or n stree,
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pI e. II. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker aud kCctfoneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN aud SITS northwest
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klY EATlMkh UHEARf,
ID Aactioneers and Real Eitate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and tlfh 81
star once B1fldinSs
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- e. j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Oh 7th street, opposite q. y. Post once.
SALE OF DESIRABLE Two.sToRY BRICK
BoUSE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF P
sTRIET. BETWEEN Arm AND 5rH SITS.
49, will offer FOR sale on MONDAY, October
n 20, la4, at O'Clock .. m, IN front Of the
- pr emises, Lot Is, in Square 81, improved by a
nice two-story Brick Dwelling and large barn OF
Terms One third cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser 10 6ssums an in
clmbrance Of co., bearing ten per cent interest
$50 deposit at Gale.
eci2l-d T. SWEET. Auct
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
~ DEEnr cna II I'll A N q IN -. AZ "

liu- VIII Tuu a. follows:
JhAiNS ASREVE At
WAShIyGTON.
6:l3 q. maHeg York III.
press daily.
SSs a. IA. fast Llue
Dsilg.
IO:5Ua. m.,ACCOmmOda-
tfpn daily *. Sunday.
2.4O ?. N, Baltimore
sRd P Hilsdelphia eN.
press daily, eK. Sunday,
i:O3 , n Limited Ex-
press from New York,
daily, 8x. SUNDAY.
s:S9 2. NJ hccOmmOts-
ton, except SGndAy.
5.23 =. IT,, daily, from
Baltimore and the west.
ll:23 D, III, SOu.herr
HIyress, dsily.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONT
TWEEN ID ANDE STREETS NORTH, ABOVE
HDp tELLnWs HALL, BEING STORES
- Ga THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at 4:3O
- O'Clock y. ~, shall sell. In front of the prenf-
ses, part Il lots IL and Is, in square No, s5,
beitg 20 feet front, more less and about 81 feet
1eep Will good and substantial three story brick
hCuse, vita ne dry cellar, having three stores and
ttice 70 ms above, making rstclass business prop
cry 10 hfch We ask the attention Of caIitalists
Terms: One fifth cash; balance IL one, two thres
and four ears notes bearing ten per cent inter
est. payable semi ann paly and secured by deed of
TIT Il on the perty sold Alt convsyancug At the
CO # the purchaser; $500 down on the day Of safe
Terms to be complied with within ten DAYS after rhe
CAS- Of sale; otherwise the properly will be resell AZ
risk HId cost of the defsultiuE purchaser.
Cctl3-d WASH h. WILLIAMS. luct
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Q. EASrON,
Assistant QuarteTm 8steT General u. 4. Army,
Ocflq III In rLarrn "a n.r.,.l
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TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PRItRAEIE & L-lr LnN

pG b. ID, WAKHER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and r sts northwest.
, 1874-04-19

Brougham, in speech delivered in the year
1898 just preceding Catholic emancipation. He
used the phrase 10 a prophetic seuse, and
that prophecy has borne rich fruit, es-
peciallY among the Irish people in Ire
land and elsewhere. Tho schooimaster las
been abroad nnd, moro potent than all the mis-
sfonaries from St. Colu1nbkllle and St. Patrick to
Father Mathew and Friar Burke, has given the
Irish people knowledge, and with it, self-re-
spect Half 4 generation will not PASS over
until the l11ah element in America shall have
cast aeide every unworthy prejudice md risea
to all eminenco in this Republic which their
best friends could not hive hoped for then d
quarter OF a century since. The Irisn have.
with advancing oducation, grown, IS q rule, So
bor and thrifty, and are daily becom-
ing more Americanized. It is no fault
of the political hucksters, who have
been buying and selling them, that they have not
been ruined politically and socially. Only the
inherent vigor OF tho people saved them from
utter decentralization. Thoy arc not ail cured
yet, but around this city and throughout this
State We see them daily advancing in wealth, re-
fuenont, aud worth. Tho crimes and errors OF
the past should bo their buoys amid the hidden
rocks Of the future. Faction aud bigotry should
belong only to savage tribes, and civilized beings
should scorn to follow man who represents no
principle aud who has none within himself.
When the Irish hnye fully recognized tint
THE SoBLEsr DUTY OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
is to unite all interests for the welfare OF the
United States, Which is the home Of all crectls
n'd natlons, the worIs Of one Of their best poots
Will have been fulfilled:
And oh, 1t Ia gallant deed
To show before mankind
How every race and every creed
May be, br love, combined;
hlay be combined, get not forget
The fountains whence thny rosc
As, filled b. many dvnet,
The stately Shannon flows.
, 1874-04-19
G>1140 feet.

Band d-Houso; b Elevated walk; G c fountains
The cost Of the construction being 521. .6DD
would leave 33. 40 for the building Of the band
house, erection Of fountains, and other I'M
proTemonts, and still keep the figures within
tue estimate Of 325. 600. This, however, would
give no opportunity for
4 ROADWAY.
10 make the plan comprehensive enough to
include this latter desideratunl, it would be nee
essary to extend it's limits 1ongitudinaily and
build that part devoted to the drive moro sub
stantially. This would entail largo additional
expense. L would probably coss *1u0,o to
build 1t twice the length given, with road
Tor carriages Of 40 feet in Width within the circte
OF the promenade. or If found less expensive.
the space could be filled in with DEBRIS as in the
case Of the Lake Pa1k, and the structure be
built over it.
The foregoing somewhat rude and hasty Out
, 1874-04-19
hUiH0R.

| On the contraTy-r1dlnE mnle. ~
[ Lead astr4y-Bul1ets that dnn't hit IL.
mark ''
| II there is one time more than snotha,
when q woman should be entirely aIope II IL
when a full line OF clothes comes down n tha.
mud--Ua'.bn,y Ac;cs. -
"A Detroit paper noting the fact that a r,.
fell down dead while combing his hair. .s1s =
And yet there are people who will persist n
that dangerous habit" -,
"A Maine debating society is now Frest1tn,,
with the question: '' 1s Sabbath school Super
Boston Transcript. 1~N -'~"~'''
On Wea Prai1ie. near Lafayetts Ind il =.
1ittls hut 4 feet high, with io-foot Tghttn;os.
| rod on 1t. The proprietor beng aaksS if 5a
but i Geeps 0 tbosa ensssd
| lers from etrkinr." ''' 4'1-
| -. Don't nreyaricate sir ~ thn,d.r.a i, r.
| lumbiad JuIse to n.witncss from tbe m;rs Nv
g Can't help It, judge" answered the minsr@.
..Fver sinca r ,,oa III, Tr,1, H r,,,,a 80.
knocked nv teet, out IrTayarcatea oood .I;
| "A man named Button died recently in sonth..
! ern Berksbro, Mass, and when tha sexton stsrt-
I cd out with pitk and shovel. somebody asked
him what he WIS going to do "(io1ng to make
Buttouhole,' u was the not very grave reply. :;
Johnny. walking with his mother n the
country. the other day. and spyine soma bIsck.
nud-wliite s1otted pigs ly;n. down by the road,
side, eraye17 inquired if tl,ey were coach pigs,
An Unoisian wrote TO Horace Greeley sever.t
times ASKING ltn1 Wuat Was good tur CAtaT RI.
aud finally Horace got out OF patieuce and re-
Piled "Chop your d-d head off," !:
-s:Nothing" said an impatient husb4nd. r6-
minds NE so much OF Balaam and his ass ~ tuo
women stopping in church md obstructing tbs
way to indulge in their everlasting talk" 'sBut
you forget, my DEAR" returned tne wife. neakl7.
'.that il was tho angel who stopped the ray,,
and BaiaAm aud his ass who complained Of il. ~
An iueoriated individual precipitated him
self down the depot-etai1s, and, on striking ths
landing, reproaclfully apostrophised hiAseAs
with: ," II you'd been wanting to come doxu
stairs, Why didn't you say 80, you wooden-
headed old fool, an I'd come with you m
showed you tho way"
.-Cabby 60 stately party, who had given hla
ms legal 1arol-" Maxim yor fortune, si1, 10
donoe! swell mot exactly catching the IA.
nark}C" EhF Cabby-.. You're t.Yin' bgx
good bit o mone7. Sir, lu be bound! r. suaf
Qnolgnantly)-" What d'yon mean, arg" Csb
py- why, you don tspeud much, seennn1y'-
PUNCH.
-Dscontented CabbY ito ladies, who, 1i.hinK
to get rld OF their small change. have tendeled
him one fourpenny piece, t"o threspenny otto,
one penny, ono hcifpenny, and two farthings~
the snm total amounting to hls proper fsFe);
We'll 'ow long might yor both q been SAVING
up foT thls little trent f'-f'unch-
, 1874-04-19
"LET US ALL Be UNHAPPY OH slIsn.xn -

Lyric for Saturday Wight.
All" Ire b!pe4is, mali up Of fraEc cdn~
Nc @saiots, nsaa up OF s:iG Ga r.
TIE sossr-ioo1.ng children Of o.row:.
Nniis not oSer-joliy to-day,
lse=osEe to be wretche1 so-uorrow.
Nc cant foE Z cert1in:y tell
Whist ,nir.h mar mules. us on Monday.
But, At less:, to bc5iu the week well,
Let us ali be unhappy on Saad.y.
That dav, tho calm season Of rest,
ani.a Couso to us freezing aud fri8id;
4 gloom all our thoughts shall luyss...
Such Is Olivia would call ore1-st.,jd.
WITH sermons froru morning till night
Well stEirn to Ee decent and dre2rr:
To preac:,css praise and delight,
"Ao neer think sh2t sermons can weary.
All fradesmen cTy up their own wares:
in tliis they agree we'll together:
lbs raason by s:oaa and LINE swelrs:
The tanner Is always for leather:
Tho ki1ith still foc iron would 20;
ne scaoounaa:er stands up foz teaching:
AMI sfe iar1oa would Lave you to know
There's nothing Oh earth H.13 his preaching
The face Of kind Nature is fair:
Nus.on- system obscuyes its edu1gecea;
How sweet Is u breath OF fresh air
But our rules don't allow the ind11geuea.
1hehe gardens, their waiks md green bowers.
Night % frce to the Poor man for one day.
BQ! no, tho glad plants and gay Il overs
Auatn's bloom or smell sweetly en- Sunday.
What though good precept we strain
TIL hateful and hurtful 70 maka III
What though, il thus pulling tbs rein.
We m1y draw it 10 tight az to break tt1
Abroad " forbid folks to roam,
For f>ar they get social or frisky:
Du. of cocrsa they caa sit still Ut hons.
And get dia;nallg drunk upon w1iaty,
Then, though ND can't certainly tell
10" nlrth may rnolsst us On .1onday'
1t least, to begin the week we'll.
Let us al be unhappy On Sunday.
}ldck,cood's Aayu1in<.