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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

THE QuAKER AND THE MrrcuANr.-A
merchant in London hal dispute with
Quaker respecting the settlement of an ac-
count. The merchant was determined to
bring the question into court proceeding
to which the Quaker objected. Desiring to
make a last effort, the Quaker called at his
house one morning, and inquired of the ser-
want if his master was at home. The mer-
chant hearing the inquiry and knowing the
voice, called aloud from the top of the stairs.
"Tell that rascal that | am not at home.
The Quaker, looking up toward him, calmly
said, Wei, friend, God put thee in a
better mind
The merchant was struck with the meek
ness of this reply, aud having more delber-
ately investigated the matter, became con-
vinced that the Quaker was right, and he in
the wrong. lie requested to see him, and
after acknowledging his error be said: /
have one question to asl, you-how are you
able, with such patience, on various occa-
sions, 10 bear my abuse ? Friend" replied
the Quaker, d" | will tell thee. l was natuI-
ally as hot and violent as thou art. know
that to indulge this temper was sinful, and
found that it was imprudent. observed
that men in a passion always speak loud, and
| thought that If | could control my voice,
should repress my passion. ! have, therefore,
made it a rule never 10 suffer my voice to
rise above a certain key, and by careful OBJ
seryation Of this rule, | have entirely mas
tered my natural temper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

Holiness is constant agreement with God.
1t is the agreement Of loye--of the perfect
love that casts out all fear. From this union
aud harmony of the soul with the divine
flows great, deep broad river Of peace,
which passeth all understanding or fathOm-
ing. Aud that stream of peace decpens and
widens until it empties into the crystal ocean
of eternal love. For holiness is preparation
for Heaven; the holy man is the heir OF
Heavens indcscrihable glorics The genuine
Christian who actually believes God's prom
ises, who keeps his souls window open to-
ward Heaven. who makes even the cross
ladder for a higher climb upward. who fully
realizes that Just beyond this life-counict
there lies waiting for him an exceeding aud
eternal weight of glory such Christian
becomes gloomy bigot, a sour ascctic, or
melancholy monk, hr Is traitor to the Sa-
viour Nho redeemed him. 4 sour, noruse.
pecyish, ceusuriou., melancholy Christian"
Is a disgrace 10 the name he bears. such au
one needs a new birth before he h. tit for the
inheritance of the saints IN light" The
more study the biographies and the living
examples OF the truest Christians the more
find them to be the men and women who
walked in the sunshine Contact with the
God of love made them happy. | think of
stout old Martin Luther singing his Elm
feste burg" aud hurting his iuk-hon at the
devil. | see the holy-minded Wilbuiorce
mingling his labor, for negro emancipation
with playful romps among his children.
NummeIiield was one of the most solemn of
preachers and one OF the most mirlhul OF
companions. DR.. Guthrie whose homc-goiug
to glory has thrown Scotland into tears, wore
beneath his staunch, old-fashioned orthodoxy
the sweet playfulucss Of a child The high
est types Of healthy piety are always cheer
full Combined with holy hatred of sin is
there q holy delight In the friendship of God.
Though the shallow skeptic does not com
prehend it. there is such thing as Joy in
the Holy Spirit and the man who attains
che most unseld,h conservation to Christ is
the man who reaches most nearly to the
perfect man, to the measure Of the stature
of the fulnes, of Christ" His holiness is
the measure Of his happiness, here and
forever.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13
Moai md Rrligions.
CHRISTIAN REST.


" Thou has, made "a. for Thsa,if And the heart n,y'
esteth tll II hndcth rest In Thee ~ ~. AagssfRel
Made for fhyscif, q God
Made fof Thy love. Thy service Thy delight
Made b. show forth Thy wisdom grace and might
Made Tor Thy prnise, whom yced arhangcls iaud
strange and glorious thought that may be
ioy TO rhcel
Vet the heart turns away
From the grand destiny of bliss, and deem.
'rwns made for Ia poor self. tor passing dtcains,
Chasing Illusions, melting lay by day.
IN. J0r oaf,elrss. We read on this worlds best
This {. not rest"
Nor can the vain toll cease
I'm, In the shndowy maze " life, mcet
one who can guide cut aching. wnywari feet
To nnd Himself our way, ourl life, om pence.
In Him, the long unrest Is soothcd and stillcd.
our hearts are filled
rst, sutue, so sweet
would Il were SHARED hy all The weary world
'Nenth shadowiug banner Of Ills love unfurlcd
We bend to tis. me Mastci's pierced feet.
Then ieau ouf love uuuu iiis houndl.ashrelsi.
And know G1d's rest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

A Christmas Morning In England.

Washington Irving gives pleasant sketch
Of a Christmas in England, from which we
take the following:
While lay nusing on my pillow, heard
the sound Of little feet pattering outside Of
the door, and a whispering consultation.
Presently a choir Of small voices chanted
forth an old Christmas carol, the burden of
which was
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

A FRIEND is person wi b Nhom | may
be sincere. Before him | II ay think aloud.
am arrived at last in the presence Of man
so real and equal that MAY drop even those
undermost garments of disIh 4ulaiion, cour-
tesy and second thought, whibh men never
put off, and may deal with him with the
simplicity and whoeness with which one
chemical atom meets another.l -Emerson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

Mosr days, ii not all our days, reveal SIN
gular instances of providencee II we viii but
watch them. Master FlayN used 10 say,
ale that notices providence shall never be
without providence 10 notl ee.'
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WANTED Al HIGH WAGES-Ten hrst-olass
" i-lutEer. hY NuJf,1h, ut Montpelier Tailor.
Apply u- Iuut H@ tiu. uoife 10 n uuui.
aiu $. q. WOuLSpN, Montpelier, w.
UNITED STATES BONDS constantly on
- hlnI Hud l1r c, auI re securities pruculeii 40 ihe
45-u CHARLES a. REED. Caslher
rsfES DOLLARS PREMIUM vil be iaid to Tip
top r1a-inlkcf-, for fHr services ai o1a Ais. bs
WOOLsON. uo Montpelier Tailor
Api.l} 90 once. 2--u
sSS.LEEPING LTCY."-Nrs LrCY A. COOKE,
- WrN kipWu as Slfeuug Lucy has returned and
Wiil he residence Liberty street Montpelier. VI,
until further notice. Al are iespe tfuy invited to call and
-oe hcr. 5i-tf
GsCALT ~ STEAM BOILEKS.-I viii remove
- and p tent saue n ANY steam boiler and make no
change Uurl thc work Is found satlsmctuy-
GEORGE W. LORD,
500 2f2 Arch Street lhlndfl pla, Pens.
NroTICE-Tho subscriber desire. 10 notify those owing
y him i uaes- they fay bonre the 2nih ~ January.
Che bills viii hc eii loo tine hands of an attorney for cnlec
ton. GEORGE JACOBS.
Muntpci. january S, ISIS. ~ 6a'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

Mate a happy new year for others as well
rs cih them one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

DROBATE COURTS. -Unin further notice, the Pro-
har Govt. Washington District will be- held at the
uicr M0n.l lcler TUESDAY or EAcH wrEE. All let
tors business connected with the nhue should he adj
dressed TO th undersigned, 90 Montrelief
HARVEY TILpEN, judge.
December lS7O. i1-f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

TnE thought that lives is only the deeds
struggling into birth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
GOVERNMENT SALE,

JBFFERsoNvILLB, mo, August 10, l575.
NNILL BE SOLD at the Jacksonville Depot OF
w the Quartermasters Department, on WE'D
HEsDAY, the 23d day OF September, ISIS, at o
O'Clock q. m, under the direction of Capt Addison
Barrett Military storekeeper, U. s. Army, ouan-
THY of old Pattern Metallic Hat and Cap Trimmings,
&C., as follows:
6,iO Hat Castles, SCI Hat Buelss, 77Is Hat Ia
giles, .as5 Hat Letters, "a, l9s Hat Numbers, $50
Crossed Sabres sZ Crossed Cannon, q Hat Wreaths,
266 Shells and Flames, l2f792 Bat Feathers IS as
Hat Feather Sockets, 34l4 pairs Metallic Scales 223
Cap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms Cash, in United States funds.
The property can be examined at any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours Of a. m and
.. m.
purchasers, within i've days after the day q sale
JANIS A. EKlN,
ang20td Deputy q NJ. Con. Depot y. ~.
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TRUSTEES SALE OE SMALL TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE
OF oTH STREET, BETWEEN "a AND II
STREETS NOBrHWEST.
On BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated Jsnuary
- 29ih, A j.. 1874 duly recorded in Llber No. 40,
feO $40, OF the Land Records for tie District II
Columbia. and At the request of the party scared
thereby, will sell at public auction in front of
the premises, ON MONDAY, August 30tA, Is.5, at
* o'clock 2. IN, the following described real es-
tate situate in the City " Washington, District Of
TO uIabia, - wit: Being part OF original Ut NUM-
bered nineteen. 49, in square numbered three hun
cred and sixty nine. (559l as laid down the GROUND
plat or plan of said city, beginning point in the
line II 9Th street west one hundred aud enty FIVE
gI5l feet north from the southeast coTler of said
square and running thence north fwsuty-f01r f34l
test, thence west hundred and thirty Ell PIT fIsSj
feet nine 81 inches 10 thirty 800 foot alley, thence
feet thence east one hundred and thirtyeight 1857
feet uipe ~ inches 10 the point ol eGnucg z, to-
gsther with the improvements, SO.
Terms: 81 $50 with interest at ID per cent per
rum from January 18th, ISIS, q day Of sale, and
expense OF sale in cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months for which the Of tbs purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold will % taken
deposit Of 20 Will be required Of the purchaser
AZ the time Of sale, and all pnvgy ancng az she
peISe Of the purchaser. If terms q sale are Tot
complied with in lays the trustees the
right 10 resell the Tty at the risk AMI cost II
thS deaaniiing purchaser after five Gays advertise
maUt. BEAINARD II. WAENE2,( .r--..,--
b. PEARSON. $50
auGE e. J. SWEET, Agct.
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TRUSTEES SALE
UNDIVIDED THREE SIXTHs INTEREST IN
DWELLING HOUSE AND Lots ON
eTH IND HtGH STREETS,

AZ
UEDIyipEp THREE ,sIXTHs IETEREsT IN
= DWELLING HOUSE AND Lots ON
cTH AND HIGH STREETS,
OE0RGEToWH.
By virtue Of three several deeds OF trust 70 ne,
viz CLe dated august TIN, ISL and recorded 10 -,
Der o. 6s5, folio 2s2, one dated October stn lI,
aId recorded AZ Libe1 No. go, folio 20, aud one
IA cd december d, ISL, and recorded In Lieer NO
who's debts are secured thereby, WI sen az pup.
lie anchor, on THURSDAY, September %, IL, az
fre o'clock D N the premises all the undiyded
ths interest and estate OF Samuel A. hob
itsou W alter W. ~. Robinson, AID Francis v.
Robinson ID and 10 the following described real es
tate in (,eorgetowu, in the District Of Colombia,
viz Lo.s number two hundred and thirty I'VE 1rl
tso hur dred end thirty six 2o6, two hundred aud
thirty seven f2Yp, two hundred aud thirty eight
fass5 two hundred and thirty mine (4ssl, two hun
died an6 forty l2soi, two hundred and fcrty one
CAD, hundred and forty two 2s5b, and two hun
Sred sDd forty three t2isD In Beatty and Hawkins
addition 70 said Georgetown, with the dwelling
Terms OF sale: one-;hird cash; balance In equal
payments, at six and twelve months, for which the
purchasers notes will be taken bearing interest o:
per cent. from the day OF sale, and secured By 9
deed OF trust the property sold, or the whole OF
the purchase money may be paid IN cash AZ fhe or
ton Of the purchaser. a deposit OF tfty dollars
will be required OF the purchaser az the time III sale
snd all coDyeyaLcing &C the pnrehasers cost. ~
the terms Of sale not cOnlflfec With IN seven
days. the trustee ths right TO resell az the
rex and Of the defsulting purchaser, upon nye
wA. L: DUNLOP, Trustee
augai-lot TIios, Dvwk1A0, Aactieessr'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Ia. Real Esta.e Broker and Auctioaee-.
No. Gil It'll street, op posite q. 8. Post Offioe.

F. J. SWEET;
No. GIL tn street, opposite o. s. Post once.
Fl
81 sTkE NcaI RMETTEEN III ,tfH AND isIa
TWIN i AND i ASp sSa ANS FRI SIS:
EohkHIhhWEs sTs oN isH sTREST s1rWEES
PpEETTWEEN I.T And ~ sIREETs NORTH,
Est sAsRGGss sO IEHT%ksT aG II AGO aSP
By gi,tue Of certain dee1s G,.5uss TO Us da;sa
a. % ISL April "a a. d. lsTl; April H. A. d. ISL,
aRe s 3. fox. in bsr sas aq a. Ssr
ls2 hber CAS- folio 3ts liber ga folio l5 eai lber
the premises, ON TUESDAY, Augus3 IL 1875 at
ooTdins to prury subdirisioa q .af sSaa-e, DE-
scribed a. follows: Beginning for the 30 feets
on north street running thence east on sail Street.
feet inches. thence south loo feet, Themes Is
feet5 inches thence north loo feet 20 the place Of be-
ginning, and improved by three story brick dwell
81 in square 49, tsscribed as folio%s BSTianins
at point the line of alley l2i feet north # the
north $ feet inches, thence west 81 feet thence
south s. feet iaches thence sss. 81 feet the point
And At 81 9'slock p m, pas Of Its nara5,roi
scribed ss follows: Beginning for The same =; a
point on Fourth street west distant "a feet south IL
theace south Al feet, thence west 81 tee; i6css,
thehce north y feet thence east 81 feet inches.
OF btginnlng, and improved by three tSo-st-Ty
On WEDNESDAY, Augast Is, 1875, at $50
O'Clock ,. m, the following described property, t.
wit: Lot Numbered Is, ia SQUARE numbered IA.
following described property: Lot numbered two,
IN square nhered east Of square eighty seven
Terms OF sale: One third cash; aud the balance in
s. L and Is months, for which the notes Of the pur
chaser, bearing interest at the oG seven Per
cent. per annum and secured by deed of trlst upon
piece Of property wheh sold II tie tcT, r a
are not Complied with seven days after sale, ale
trustees reserve the right resell after 1--WE d.ys
previous advertisement at the risk and cost o. DE
detaUlting purchaser.
FTbE lrgH r " Jones, Trustees.
arg2 2awSds j. SWEET, Auct.
"a, and WEDNESDAY. August %, ISIS, to occIr
IN the same order respectively as above sdTersisod
FF6EhDERIcK v; Jones, rrn.,A.,
ausIs,w,fSds7 < L. E J. swEET, Arot.
ng- THE ABOVE SALTS ARE POSTPONED,
81, ard sATUR5kY, AG HH 81. is to acc Se5 Ist
in the same order respectively above adyerti sed,
same h hours and places BY CIdeT q he tTus,ess
ID. Real Estate Broker and suctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets Y.
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE sC3UR3Ag
BUILDING LOT AT BRI6HTWOOD, ID. @,
CONSISTING OF 21l ACRES.
- Will sell the ADORE properly, Iyirg back
1xs Of Masonic Hail, oa SATURDAY, August
sase stn lsT5, at ga O'Clock, the premises ar
public auction.
Terms: s4O cash; balance in 1, :, AMI years,
with intcEssi az per cent, 2ri secured b. deed o.
@ug2l dSds j 7. GOODWILL, Salesman
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a CORRESPONDENT writes We hal the
curiosity when IN Norway 10 SEE for our
selves what IL chickens would do ar night
IN those long Gays - almost 17rTlctual sun.
40 on the roag fnon Stockholm into Norway
We took pains 10 inform ;sTss rgS Il these in
tereStinF matters. We found that wholly
oiSregarlir- ire sun ire mems aii went 10
reoSt IN Norway Just about seven o'clock y.
Ia. al through June, though the sun vas - IN
or I've hours high. They returned o. the
morning.
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WIEN he came home 20 supt-r liS wife
sand "GtOTIe, this .s ny uncle, Mr.. walker
irC m ErcaElya. Mr.. WaI-c~, wlII yoa a 4
tha blessing Mr. Weller asked the bless
ing. George atc spallugly, seemed 10 b. . n
easy, and finally mrftelcl 30 TIlsclE lie
asks the blessing and hc came from Book yn.
Tie may lie minister After thaf hediin't
say much, bat icsf neglected his buslne s fDr
lLrte or foEr days and r1maluef arpuhd
LONE until NJ. Walker was c0ue.-C1icgyO
JCupHGl
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District Of Columbia Seal Estate
To RF
SOLD FoE, HoN.PAY5fEr ur rayEs
Tue ua6 THp1jd e. The ea5-F District. for
srhtch 10.c-Lten Cert .coteo scc-e .sssef.

OFFICE or TaE COLLECTOR -v TVS FCR rHEl
DISTRICT o. Cor ZEsA- Z
tolHfnbt7 Ezs.f,HE, WGSafn. = -sUS. q, lSs5.h
WneTeas. .bayienoe to tha ri sEisuts OF tAs
sct Of tn Third Legislative A--sG'L,y- approved
June y, Us. entitled IAN At - al rec AID pro
vide for The objection Of all tayes ta be ia
rasrs ia til District Of CtlumtiT o. after j ely
fret, eiEhtte ~ hEairef and seventy IN &c. and an
fhOrziLE tn Governor 10 aEticip pate ihe revenues
from TIE tbs Collector II Taxes OF the said
District oil Issue certain Certificate. pr1vi3eI
and unyai = taxes upon certain 4 estate in the
sd District levied By the several sets vf the LeEs
tstiye Ass-st ~ Of said District. approved reSpec
lively Angus d ISL. and June 81 IS2. .sfor the
export Cf the government of the District of CoIun
Iia, and Tor C'her purposes, for the fiscal end
TIE auOunt 81 penalties and costs Incurred: and.
whereas, the J~ners q certain e said csrtic .tss
cave dsma51f in wiring by iBdcF="-nent thereon.
after the prAfiOn Of one tTJ:l IN" date the-e
81. that the Collector shall enforce the Payment of
the liers. and filed said c-rf 4.es. boar
ing the required induT-ement, In this aice; I.6srs
fore pNh a. HofIce o Jrtcy % that
the tJllJ0fT real estate within the Dist let Of Co
luu tta- ctr i9c q property Against E1ch said
peftihCat's have been issued 1t.t ttr the enforce
sale C "a - c-rty tas been 81, Ni' be sold
public auC.fI cas y, e. The .zhs- bidder, under
ard IN accordance With tn pro- .sisus IF the &C
n-sf shove ~ tiiCrsd, ypr.srt -. =, lsI3) on
EHJ SBAE- she gth day II ~rnt~ 5nbeT. a.
n. 1873 - columbia EUIifILg. tsHft -cE-'S utfca,
sa'o liens sli the e. pCH-es attending the sale
hereof.
sale @ Conn AZ II o'-ia,k II. aai 70 con
fiECe from day i- Jsy I'll c'mT.-'fI-
JOAN =. CODE.
ColsrlCT ~ T~-ss f1r "a. - s...-- - C1Isrzyfq.
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<,oHEN,S LOAN OFFICE, Corner Of TIA street
" md Neir Yors areREs, entrance on New NON
Work avenue The most private Loan OhiceIO
IN The CITY Money loaned q; the lowest rate0 ~
OF Interest on Gold ard Silver Watches, Diamonds,
p,sfe md plated Ware, Guns, Pistols Ladies' and
oepnemen's Clothipg Carpets, aud ell articles Of
value, dec2@T
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~ n WARNER,
-. Real Es,s.s Br Se- sud ACci.Cleer,
p 'r~al B-iidi--- 0crner ftb ana IS -Sgti se5,

- 'E~el F-ildi- ~cTnfr ffb ana IS sEfl sge6-
C-1IcR oF IEE Co,-U;-sIc>sRs oT vFE
NrsgEICE ~ CONE PA,
NsST.T"5TuN, d. c, ABg"st l6. l-'NN
- Ey Fs.tre O. .lrr4t- vested ig Us -5 com
- ni-si mere q the District g Col snhiar a.d
CfT-ra.t - arts Il trTgrfrs s~rrose1 t-Ia 4-h,
1872. and Ene % 1874, al sell ~ public auction
= .rcut u the premise= SATU RnA 4, Sep.eIloeT
=. la7s, a. four .'g-S p m, the llosiEa real
estate, ia the city OF w ss!r ; 70 Wit Pa-t = IL
Numbered "a IA =4uar- .arr5i two huEtI=i auC
hiy thLcs, bcile 9arss 1iag-y described a. t9t5ws
= WIt- beg 1- a. r E.1Ssat rTlE u s.. 1T,
ard thCrlt TUCli-g ath IS tcc- inches, thence
east S. feet inches - eas iue ~ said .- lheBc.
.lEfh ! fel. inch p hence vet 20 the place Ct
beginning. together "r.a .as "a g-oNeJ16lts- C..
thereon. This property IS situate At me sOutheas
c,.aer uf Ian sad q streets hoTthsesi having =
front d Il feet lChs lita street anu IS let
inches or G street The Improvement olsls 81 Ga
old lE..h bEtiii.g, ghiCh Las been - use tsE 1g9
eideFBtie Period as q school hoEse.
Terfds 81 sale. Cne-fhirj cash. aud the residue IL
Two equal instruments 10 Elk sHd twelve months,
with interest 81 seven pr cent scr aLE aIn secured
ty deed Il trgst oH tz pr llg5es deposit % one
hundred dollars i0Gl ala be required At time Il
sale. Ali convey aDCing VII u a .he COS; II tie
purchaser. " DEhAlseA,
). II. kErCHAM
gollnli ss.0uers ID. z.
sugl7 DADS J. I. C0LDWALL, Salesman
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TRUsrTHs SALE OF A FARa.

By virtue of O deed OF trust executed b. James w.
Darne and wife, dated December y, loeo, the un-
dersirned will All at public auction, ~ O'Clock,
on Tuesday, September 7th. at Gui,tord Station,
on the Washington and Ohio railroad the tract Ut
Lind ON Which A. C II. Darne resides, contain
ing 2s5 acres and aroods, lying on Bread Bun sud
the Leesbcrg Turnpike Road, In IoudouB county,
Virginia.
Terms ut sale.
Npsle-l f,b. HcGQ LIZ, gEustee,
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A ZIMMERMAN, being bat pooIi } provided
with natCr.s -Cf sUStcnance f8r hls inca. fet
them Will pork "poSed with the rlWi upon Z.
\ young man c' he company. rot llBttg = at
cIfCr portion ~ Tie fool. was observed ~
TIE host Il . carefully removing tlc outside
covering. NEcTcUFtI The IJm Derfnan said:
Young man, We cat iia1 and al here" TO
which tie u nth reuli a. ALI right, OLE man
I'm cutting Z OIL for you
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COULDS' GIT \ " Ly-NsleU two African
n'a'roHs EappencL % meet Cn Washington
III. "a the OF er day, one ni tatn inquired.
is YOU gWilC sumWhs- Tar yDlr h-aiL dis
ssaSCn.'' s. Yes, g'vIne Evav uaNr week. vas
he reply. Is yOu swine" "Iera's where .
fc-i t:-, TCia ~ iTC Chal-,l p. -it - va if-ah.
lie got Two ucHets a. Ce next louisiana
DRAWN, and couldn't gel aw y I'd &c angels
was Ca.iin' - srisSrsry rFf-gr.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
nUNCAhSUN BROS, AuctIoneers,
~ Southeast corner 81 Sth Ind d stTee,s .. y

CIIsNCFRE SALE or VALUABLE INpRsV-
I'D PROPERTY Oh MARYLAND AN-& ( L,
ON CAPITOL Hill, NEAR TIE CAPITOL.
e. Is virtue OF dec,ee Of the s. p:. ne Court
2. g fhc District 4 Columbia, pa-7ed ia EIC -
CaU-c NJ - Docket D. 20 he L-I1 day ~ JulE,
- IA ~ l5.n -.f mead eJ "A. we're cJEp.aiaa1ts,
60 Pom a. La-s- arr- W viii - A. pEllle lr~
. -. IL front e The premises. MDAEA !, TIE
GtE Gsy Of - -t'r N1r- 20, ~ - {. . clock : NJ
tn EFE- OUe D .. - LIZ eEIh"rel two > 20 Z. a
n square numbered seven hundred and ffty-rve
tsF7,' = q Ils 's TrHat- 1tUts u. sT-cr.
Terms f sale tue-shirl cash lh- ies' 'U- IL
thr.e CHa 'ustalig.euts IN six s.. t1tive ~ arl
c5-t: g. j -g~r'-. '' Isl -T,1 ?G-rH.-s e. car
interest from t.e DAY e sals. aaa The payment
thereof q !. r"~.s. %. 70 notes e t'~ purchaser
% y-Tc. .lSe L-r. 'Es4rc. 10 fHEE 90 III
fan c Il. Ea--r. q LVll acgilz a. mt pgrclsas-
Gti- --orr-iv Is -if-at,1 a. N, nth sac 70
EGf. la7 .-cu -rE- tIs corner 81 II street. AMI
eta.aA 3. hIt -+.,.- Hlst ana rf-ErU lar.
...G ut q ..e f.i..f Stgta- Cap I'll .-dE
~ has fr'ut Ci sS f,.t inches. az "a lvslF g.
d-..-h ,f T.. feet 1-7 q '-Hrr -sd iy tEo-stury
Eraf.c p .UsH a-g .-IUE The western portion Of
sa.3 ict ~ r tASSELLE, lr-.sroes.
aUE24 al Gs DJEt .aSOH BROS. Al1.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

THE FDTTcRof the Einlfa Gazette says.
I'VE always dad ike a girl with a b ne veit,
anJ we rejoice . sec tat tr'r becoming ar
tee 1t feTra' e gearing L. CC-liug into style
a-ain. They are tWlst-i INTO tae most be-
W.tctinc shapes, ana SO iaata!.zl.gly lied
around sid about as 10 maze L.te Wearers
IL a. yr5Tsor'C IIau ever - there IS anv-
t8iCg nicer tlSn Pretty g'rl ~ blue veil
We never found 2 ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

"A NAN vino owns r. took store ftlsti0-s y
unmarked i-5t he ccu.cU' o ls. ~. (-l..aco llIs
summer beca use hC X aTt stationery. Smarfy
heard him. and rn went away - rFrilg a
tcfC. IhiS IS t'I1 Way D q - -fI-g 90. Mitch
-it CEN. -CJlt " Gown "a : E.s,fl-,. Why"
fl'CT ELCW.' .' because 90 Sta - looks ard
papers Ard le nrs7i C'l r'-.'s- stand why
t.-s y.h.r i-I. gN Cont laugh 4l1fa--f lrlfl