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have method Of preparing Paint which will
warrant TO effeCtUa!iy prevent dampness caused by
defective brick walls and eaky metallic roofs, pro-
ylded the paint Is applied by my own hands. Price
50 cents pr square foot for three coats.
HOUSES and SIGNS painted in the very latest
sly and in the most durable manner.
Being thoroughly equipped for every kind Of work
N my line respectfully ask trial from those whom
have not heretofore met professionally.
shop. -O1 l4th street, between III and I northwest
fcb29- ~ ISAAC CURRY
DLU MBING, GAS-FITTING AND SEWERAGE
II promptly attended 10, reasonable terms, by
JAMES /. BRiEN, Practical Plumber, No COZ
Louisiana avenue, near 9th street, north side Resi-
GeLCe 522 Sth street northeast Speciality, TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand m2I-tr
GIBSON BROTHERS,
VI BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1Ol2 Pennsylyau avenue, (sOUth sidel
ZINE W ORh speciality. nov3j-ly
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rom PHILADELPHIA
4 L = A X ID LIN Z


ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BIZ I'm NV YORK AND LIVER
IOOL- CiLiING AZ CORK H4RROR
. EoM y EW YORK. From NEW YORK.
Algeria ..... W e}., Jan. - Aby-snia Wed , Feb II
f3rtEl w ed, Jan. ~ Partha. Wed Feb ~
Russia W cd Jan. y China. We'd, March 3
Jtya-------- cd, Feb. 3Algeria..-We1 March 10
CCba.....-..... Wei. Feb 10 st'uba Md M.rrb II
- AHd every ing WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
81 suIrT- maI ked do not carry gtppra-a passaD-
gers.
RATS OF PASsAGF.-Cabin, $50. 100 and SEQ
gold, according to accommodation Tickets TO Paris
80 gol additional. Return tickets favorable
terms. Storage at low rates
Stccr3Er tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and ali parts Oh Europe, at lowest rates. Through
bills OF laiuc given for Belfast, Glasgow, HavTe,
Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply ~ the Company : Office, No. Bowling Green:
tor Storage passage, No. III Broadway, Trinity
building, or 20 OTIS BIGELOW, Banker COS 9TH
street opposite Patent Office.
gau3l-iy CHAS. O.. FRANCKLYN, Agent
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ii \ q VDEAh1.
IL AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner PennSy lvanla avenue and llth #
Star Office Building
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Il SITS, northwest
AUCTION SALE ORA DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETWEEN 14TH AND 18th STREETS N. w.
C. On THURSDAY, January IS, 1875 will be
III sold at public auction, in front of the premises
Lot numbered twelve, az, in square numbered two
hundred and six, a6,) fronting twenty (2Ol feet
depth of hundred (leOl feet to alley This lot
located so near the street railway and within half
square from the State Department, renders it very
desirable for persons connected with the government
Terms: ne-fourth cash; and the balance in Il, Is
and "a months with interest at per cent, secured
by deed of trust on the property sold. deposit OF
SIO0 will be required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
" iani ~ eoSds r. CoLpWELL, Salesman.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
L'G BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

LfA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine Steamships F.. c. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week 1EG>ss
~ trips between NEW YORK, ALEX Al Efn
ANBRlA, WASHIN GTON aud asrEsEh
GEORGETONN, as fOlbws:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 81, East River, every SATURDAY at 4 D.
IN. leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at a.
m and ALEXANDRIA the same day at = m.
For full inf ,rmstion apply to X. =. a. DENHAM,
Agent, business Office and wharf, 63 Water street,
Georgetown. or at the Office of the President, near
P-stTect bridge.
J. W. THOMPSON, President.
a. Freights delivered by Knox : Express. Orders
lett at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
OF AT the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
TO- Jell-tr
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
The Auction Sale a. the Store of Lansburgh &
Bro. 9TH street Will he continued during the com
ing week, commencing daily at o o clock
No poSpupemeut on count of weather. a. the
stock must ls sold.
DUNCASSON BROS
Ian22-5t Daily and SIM Z hrnn.l Anctinnrars.
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II ii. WARNER,
Id. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and Streets n. W.

II. Real Estate Broker and AuCtiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and Streets n. W
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, CORNER OF 10TH AND
NJ STREETS NORTHWEST. NEAR THE BRIT
HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF 1917 AND Il
STREETS SOUTHWEST, FRONTING THE
PARK OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT.
g. Under and by yirtue of decree Of the SUI
Ii preme Court OF the District of Columbia sitting
in equity. passed the 10th day OF July, IS70, in
cause number 1912, wherein John NJ Willard 81 al
are cOmplainants and ClOtildis Willard ct al de
PENDANTS and under and by virtue of a subsequent
decree in said cause, passed January 5th, 1875 sub
stituting the undersigned trustee in the place Of
joseph II Bradley. Jr.. deceased. will sell pub
lie auCtion the premises, 10 the highest bidder,
$50 O clock p III. ON MONDAY. February st next
all that parcel of Land known and distinguished as
Lot No Is IN Square No lao, containing about SIS
square feet.
Also. on TUESDAY, February Cd, at the same
hour, Lot No. Ii, in Square No. pa, containing
$40 square feet, improved by twO-stOry Brick
House The latter property Is well located fronting
the park Of the Agricultural Department.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in three
equal installments, at six, twelve aud eighteen
months, with interest to be secured To the sstisfac
ton of the trustee $50 down at time of sale:
VeyanCng at cost of purchasers and If terms of sale
not complied with within five days from day of
sale the property To be reSod at the cost and risk of
defaulting purchaser, after five day notice in Ey EN-
JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee.
janlS-eo2w b. II. WARNER, Auct.
4 ATIMER 4 CLEARY.
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III L. ZIMMERMAN & SON,
Il" Auct1ouaar. and Commits

Ii l.. ZIMMERMAN & SON,
III. Auctloneers and Commission Merchants,
No ais 18th street, near ID northwest.
We have several desirable Houses and Lots for
sale cheap. Terms reasonable. Rare chance for ia
yestment -Four new Houses on l7th street east On
posite new jail: S7e0 each; 500 cash; balance So
per month until paid.
sales Of Furniture aud miscellaneous artjoies on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
japIs- colin NJ. Z, LUTTRELL, Salesman
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ANoFHFR CLFgGGNANI TRoVRIr-A
series 81 Sps>cuiationS. with Other ls,an's',
money ny tseN. Patrick tfuilfaylS for So
N'iat years past priest 90 the church az TN.
ih'hacuiate Conception at Newport XIV
tiS iuSt resulted 81 "a >trOuSlv. and ne has dis
appeared. For long time The members OF
hi> church were i'm the habit of placing Surts
81 money I'm his hands for Saf. kosril,, -
ceiNing what they considered good security
With this money NJ puf up over three huni-
rcu dwcling-hOuSp>. which he rented or Sol
tn poor people ON easy terms. AMI he soon
amazed a property 81 Si0o.niU. bat his crssii-
tor. having bccome suspicious %! him. have
called upon him for their money. aud ne Ia -
been tOfC,Si to make an assignment in their
iaNor. Various actions have been b.sgtfn
against him. among Them salts Tor the fprs
closure ~ one hundred and twenty mortag.sS
ana nom being considered grraf hanr factor.
To TIE poor. NJ las mllcn into al ~sra..a. and -
"and'rer.-Niri'Ui~'f HFOl R7rb,c1s
IHE EUROPEAN WAR CIoUD that ,ec net
90 nc taxing shape from the demand 81 rur
Key ou the Principally oI Mantpnsrro r,r "A, .
surrender tp ITS tribunals 81 thy Mont .I,, srins
t'Ll~t'an>' who were implicated in ths 70
cent riots between Turks and Christians tH
Montenegro Ga> been di>sipafcl. The Turk
tNi government has Withdrawn SIS demand.
~ is INDEBTED. al the advice ot tls western
powers. Russia, with "a characteristic desire
10 iolncUi AZ any quarrel On which she mi sat
Nuikc al her ancient enemy ou tine south
supported fHr Mput-ngEriu government ia a..
refusal 10 give mp ats citizens totrial an Turk
l>h courts ANA Al tine demand h1 4 b'pn insist -
81 on serious CDr~'g uoUr,~ us gllt have result
81. \ later despatch from London announces
Isai anxiety az 10 the future IN sin tflt A.
Vienna.
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@-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED until WEDNESDAY. January 81. ISIS
By order Of the executor.
janl9 dSds LATIMER& Y, Aucts.
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NOTICE-Highest cash prices paid for Second
' hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
SHOES, &c. Orders by mail attended to. II COL
MAN CO., 92f Pennsyly snia avenue, corner 10th
street. octS-ly
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y. B.-The magnificent Law Library belonging IA
the late Chief Justice will he removed to the sales
rooms Of Messrs Latimer Ciesry, when due notice
VI l.u civ Of rba Ia NV
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AUCTION SALES.

W Horsa aE.. Carriage BazAar,
LouisiauS a'cnue. between oh and 10Th streets.
.5HEAn or HORSES AT AUCTION.
%SS commencing At O'Clock. W shall sell, at
Is head If Horses and Marc.
from Virginia, NsTyiari aud PeaaSJisanie
nne car load OF low priced workers
Jars WM L. WALL & co. Aucts.
nUNCAN>ON BROS. AuctiouerrS
H southeast corner ct 9Th and u st. northwest.
500 600 DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS
TIE ENTIRE srAf' t oF NEssRs. L,xs-
PRfsS Goo6s, sHaWls sf bSsE ST cSlhhS lbs
I IpI A = Tu FANCY SrT Go9pS WILL be SOLD
The sale TO cSmmencs EVERY MoRNiSG.o' "a at
10 clock, until the entire stock /, sold Sala per
chance for families 10 lay in stock Of assemble
goods, a. great bargains are really sold.
Of Lsnsburgh 4 Bro, 4ot and 400 3,h street
Jsn25- DUNCANSoN BROS Aurts.
I ATIMER CLEARY,,
Ia AuctioneerS and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania ave. and nth st
Star Office Buildings.
ARTISTS SALE
FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
FROM THE PHLLtDELPHIA ARI GALLERY,
January 21th and 2sth,
NOW OPEN For EXHIRITIoN,
With Descriptive Catalogues.
lI13 PENNSYLVANIA AvFNCE.
between llth and 18th streets.
jan25 LATIMER & CLEARY. auct-.
IA, A4ciioneerS and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast c"Fhes fe4sy l'snH avenue and llth
EXCELLENT HoUSEH0LDn FURNITURE AT
a On THU RSDA1 MORNING, January ~
" h5, commencing At 10 clock. we shall sell
IFlkecpng being No 6is street Between ,' 5th
hair-Cloth Parlgr Furniture,
Walnut MsrIic. top Chamber Suites:
Hair and Hu>k Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Boosters.
Brussels, Three pIy and Ingram Carpet.
lndoM hanging and shades
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Dining Chairs
Silver plated, China and Glass Ware.
stair aud Hall Carpets and o.! Cloths,
Hearing Stoves, together with many other srti-
les usually found ia = first class house.
Jsn22 dts LATIMER CLEARY, Auct,.
| ATIMER & CLEARY.
Il ,,tt Agctio o, and Real Estate Brokers
Star Office Builiiug.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR P.RIoR
FURNITURE. DINING ROOM FURNITERE
LIBRARY AND GHAMBER FuRNITURE.
w. 10, 1915, at the country residence of the late
~ Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase, EdgewOOd.
linear GleenwOOd Cemetery, commencing at IL
o'clock We shall sell the above superior collection Of
Furniture
For convenience of purchaser attending the sale
four horse omnibus will leave the sale>rOom of the
auctioneers at 10 o clock on morning of sale.
n; B.-The magnificent Law Library belonging 10
the late Chief Justice will be removed to the sales
rooms Of Messrs Latmer Ciesry, when due notice
viii be given Of the sale by catalogue.
II. u. COOKE, Executor
Jau6d LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
pS~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAT0ID ABLY
postponed until WEDNESDAY January goth. 1874.
same hour and place By order of the Executor
Janl2d LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
RSTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY, January ~. ISIS
By order Of the executor.
Janl9 dSds LATIMER & Y, Aucts
ATIMER & CLEARY,
AuCtioneprs and Real Estate
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF CO.I-MBIA,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia,
Hol9iRE Special Tim, January 10th, 1875.
In the case 1 SAMUEL kER. executor, OF Sarah
y Munro deceased the executor aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the Supreme Court of the District
II Columbia aforesaid appointed SATURDAY. the
distribution Of the personal estate OF said deceased
and Of the assets in hand far the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
whore all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
notified attend with their claims properly YOuched
they NAV otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceaseds estate: Provided copy of
this order De published once week for three weeks
in the Evening Star previous TO the said day.
Test. A. WEBSTER.
r.,rZ q r..fN
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II. u. COOKE, Executor.
LATIMER & CLEARLY, AuCts,

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOID ABLY
postponed until WEDNESDAY January 2Oth. 1874
same hour and place. By order Of the Executor
Janl2-d LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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EFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, January. 90, l575 same hour and place.
NJ. =. CALLAN, rr,,o,
h ii. WARNER trustees
IHn2l CnNls WASH Ii MIIIIAMS Anrf
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. ASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams.

nUNCANSON BROTHERS.
~ Auc;iOneeTs and Commission Merchants.
Southeast corner of 9th and streets northwest
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Il ATINER 4 CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and AuCtiOneerS,
Southwest corner Penn1. avenue and llth street.
Star Office Building
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I ATIMER & CLEARY.
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and llth street
Star Office Buildings.
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LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
81 On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, January
W ID, 1875. at the country residence Of the late
M Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, EdgewOod,
tntar Gleenwood Cemetery, commencing AZ / 1
o'clock We shall sell the above superior collection Of
Furniture
For convenience Of purchaser attending the sale A
four horse omnibus will leave the saeSroom of the
auctIOneers at ~ . clock ON morning of sale.
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StenOCTapLy.
= h pointed. poa't write all around a
subject without hitting o..
3 state facts. but doa't stop % rnoralfy~
rs n druwSy practice. let the reader DO al.
Own dreaming.
l. EScheS preface. Plunge az once into
your subject. Ike a swimmer into cold wafer.
- AZ YOU have written a sentence that yott
illnk particularly Ulo. draw Nnur Rep
thrnugh IL A PEI child j. always the worst
IN the family
=. Nputcl>c. Make sun that YOU really
nave an idea, and then rccer,i d an tie SHORT
e>t possible terms. Ne want thoughts i'm
ulelr own QuinteSSsnce.
e. When NOUr article ~ COmnlPtol STRIKE.
our ninc-tCuths Of the adiectiveS
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engagement IL Mobile, he sent for cler.'
gymansto perform the funeral service Of =
dead body, Offering to pay him for his
trouble in advance. The minister arriv-
ID and several friends were invited to
witness the ceremony. After the visitors
had assembled tho clergyman desired to
see the remains, upon which Booth
brought him from an adjoining room, and,
after removing the sheet with which they
were covered, q dead pigeon (unplucked)
was discovered, over which he insisted
the service should be read. The clergy.
man, surprised and astonished, declined,
remarking to Mr.. Booth shat he did not
suppose he would have been guilty Of
making such on unreasonable and i'm
proper request.
'But,'' said the tragedian, "this is an
innocent little creature, that never in
jured anyone, that was kind and affec.
tionate to its young, that knew nothing
of wrong and injustice, and has been
cruelty murdered by some lawlcss and in
human murderer. Will you not pray for
it 2"
The clergyman, however, not believing
that birds had any further destiny than
to perish with the loss Of their breath,
declined, and Booth was compelled to
bury his protege, ''unanointtd, and un.
anealed," and 'swith all it's imperfcctions
on its head"
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~ to keep them still around US, baby dar.
Mother's" smile their pleasures c.ovninr.
mothers" kiss their sorrows cure !;
y 70 keep the waxen touches, sunny curls
altering feet aud eager prattle-all vonno ,ife,s
lost Paradise '0""o 1n'
ne bright head above the other, tiny hands
that chung and clasped.
little forms, that close en1olding, all of Loves
best gifts were grasped;
porting In the summer sunshine, glancinp
found the winter hearth.
idding all the bright world echo with their
fearless, careless mirth.
+. to keep them; how they gladdened all
the path from day to day.
What gay dreams We fashioned of them. a. in
How each broken word was welcomed, how
each struggling thought was hailed,
ed and fancy sailedl
gliding from our jealous watching, gliding
from our clinging hold,
Lo! tie brave leaves bloom and burgeon; 10
the sweet shy buds unfold;
Fast to lip and cheek and tresses, steals the
maiden's bashful joy;
FAST the frank, bold mans assertion tones the
accents OF the boy.
Neither love nor longing keeps them; soon in
other shape than ours
those young hands will seize their weapons
build their castles, plant their flowers;
Soon fresher hope will brighten the dear eye:
we trained to see;
soon closer love than ours in those waken.
ing hearts will be-
so it is, and well it is So; fast the river nears
the main,
Backward warnings are but idle; dawniue
never glows again;
Sl'W and sure the distance deepens, slow and
sure the links are rent;
Let US pluck our autumn roses, with their So
Der bloom content.
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his tail-pocket, brought ont IN upmistak.
alba. chemists bottle,sswhich he placed
carefully on the table. - ~
II shall be very happy" no said, re.
zarding his bottle with = CHASTITY smile.
ito drink your very good health out of
my tap. Charles, q tablespoon, If you
please. Then, uncorking his 'stap," he
handed it to me. Smell it," he said {:
'lovely, aim it?'' ). J..
II think I'd rather stick to ny sherry,
if you don't mind" said, hiding my
emotion in another bumper.
"Ah," said he, shaking up his bottle,
and then measuring out tablespoonful,
"you, my friend, are young and thought
less, while you drink that you are knock"
ing your coffin nails in; while take
this''--and he slipped at his tablespoonful
complacently-''I have the comfort Of
knowing how beautifully it assimilates
with my gastric juices, and how 81 fctly
it acts on my recalcltrant liver. Dir. ]
look toward you; may you require many,
many nails ere your coffin is ready :"
81 always he continued, seeing l
wasn't enjoying my dinner. "carry bot
tie of this about with me; and when your
spirits are low, why, my friend, come to
NELL will cheer you; one dose of
"Beg your PARDON" interrupted, as
the waiter took my fish untastcd, and
put some delicious looking Reform outlets
on the table, ''do try one of these
He took one with hollow groan, and
then fixed me with his CLASSY eye for
some five minutes. Presently he said:
"Are you aware, my friend, you have all
the appearance of incipient consumption.
Now take my advice, aud spoonful of
this always with your dinner; just pour
it over your outlets; always do it my
self.'
And, putting his hand into that tail
pocket again, he brought out large bot
tie of-merciful gracious !-cod-liver oil.
could keep down my emotions no
longer. turned and fed.
Two days elapsed before ventured
near the ''Jolly Boy In the meantime
| received pressing invitation from
Dumpkinson, to dine with him. Il was
sorry" I wrote, '<but previous engage
ment,' etc.
Going into the t:Jollyboy'' on that
evening, L ordered comfortable little
feed for myself, and was just commence
ing when,-up came Dumpkinson!
"He had noticed that was alone. lie
would be happy to dine at my table, and
to keep me company
After this every time I ventured to
dine by myself at the "Jellyboy'' up
came Dumpkinson.
I stood It till I found I was getting
quite thin, and then l resigned.
Ijoined another club. l had been a
member there about dozen days, and
was getting round literally SOL again,
when one morning came letter from
Dumpkinson.
''He knew I had joined the "Gourmand
Club he was DESTROYS of doing the same,
and of renewing our pleasant acquain.
lance. Would l
propose him for it p
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Method is necessary to a we'll regu-
lated house. Without it the work drags
heavily along from Monday morning until
Saturday night. Begin the week prop
erly, keep everything in order as you 60
along and then the chances are fair that
you will find yourself in fine condition
at the end of the week. A judicious man
ager will never suffer her domestic affairs
to become disarranged, because such a
contingency involves too great an expen-
diture of good temper and peace in the
family.
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"A colporteur opened the door of IN
lrishman S shanty in New Orleans, and,
putting in his head, in very pious tone
asked the owner of the domicile, who
happened to be in at the time, elf he
would accept of tract of the HOLY
Land,' meaning, of course, an essay on
that tina interesting portion of the world.
eyes, be jabers," was the reply of the
Hibernian, "a houl section, if you give a
good title deed. But I should like to
know if there is much of it prairie, or if
new settlers are subject to the agur
there p