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uNOWNMAN GREEN,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auct1oneers,
ll2 7th street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND WELL LOCATED REAL ESTATE, CON
SISTING or TWO FRAME DWELLINGS ON
l4IH STRESS, BETWEEN II AND I SITS.
(WEST eIDh) NORTHWEST.
- Bv virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April Is,
ri A ID. 1910 and duly recorded 10 Liber No. $50.
folio ISL of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, ard at the request Of the party secured
thereby win sell public auction In front Of the
fas, ct O'Clock m eli thu. essssin piece or lot
trict Of Coiumtia, and known upon the ofcisf plan
Of said city Is Lot numbered thirty g. in sa9srs
to Davidson subdivision OF said square, duly re-
corded in the Surveyors eoe OF said city, together
with the i'm prov eruents thereon.
Terms CT sale: One third cash, (of which el00
must be paid at time Of sais,l and the balance IN
to Be secured b. notes. pe.Fias eight per
OF trust on the properly sold Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost II terms Of sale ere
NOT comried witt In six DAYS after sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost Of the
suiS"' - WM +. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
nov1p-dts n. o. LuTTRkLL, Salesman.
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YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insur ance Agents,
LIE Droft Building, corner sth and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, VIZ LA RGG
BRICK DWELLING ON VAST sIUGOF IlrH
STREET NURTH v EST, BRrwEEN G AND H.
6H BY virtue Of o ed of trus dated November
sd, 1874, and recorded In Ii5sI T65 folio 81, of
tie leno records Of Washington UNITY, District Of
columbia and By direction of the holder Of tbs uote
occurred thereby, We will seli At public auction, in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day of
ground in Washington city, District of Columbia,
known and described the south half Of lot
sixteen, 49, square numbered three hundred and
nineteen, t3l9 suhJec; to prior deed Of trust tor
$500 dated November 18th, 1874, and recorded in
liter 767, folio 23s, of the afore- aid la I'd cords
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash balance in SIX asd ,weive mouths.
with 10 per cent interest secured by note, and
coed OF trust the pr psrty. Conveyancng az pur
cbssers cost 120 dow when property 90 hich
all be forfeited unless the terms Of sale cOa-
piled with IN fye days from sale, and the property
Insy lie resold the risk ard of The deaultng
purchaser. JAS. G. PkYNE. lTrus,aa,
PA. DARNEILLE,{ iiue'ees'
Ioy26 YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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A TEXAS SCHOOL INCIDENr.-The San
Antonio (TeXas) Herald tells the story thus:
few days ago a class was being examined
in the Flores street school about the gsogra-
ply OF the state, and particularly In refer
eDce to the public Institutions, &c, OF Aus
Tin. But the children all forgot to mention
The lunatic asylum. The teacher inquired:
Now, boys, is there not another institution
at Austin, where those unfortunate persons
who have been deprived of their reason are
provided with permanent homes at the ex-
pense of the staten
eyes J" answered the class.
"What is IL called p" inquired the teacher.
the class in chorus.
No wonder the convention is opposed TO free
SclOOls.
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STEAMER HINES

SPECiAL Notice THE STlTE TTgT,
. sIfASsHlP STATE on INDIANA, wi Ill
III - $50" id BELFAST, on Jr-sA
n 81 next, t.scen,her ri, ISIS g frfs
at M n from Esgls Pier II ,blseo 1879 ss -
=. PASSENGER booked az sedtoI rate. n -
Abply 90 GEORGE W MOSS, hgenf, A5s,nI y ~ :,
press COMPANY. " wilmington " C. or - ' Ia
=. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 CO a ga,tz
80 an - Broadway, n Y
TEE lNLAkD AND sEABOaRD COASFIgG
STEAMERS LADY OF THE I,EFr
LINES FOR BOSTON. PKOFIUgNCE
IN And ABW fORK
I'm ana siter EONDAY, September H. zz-5, thu
80" 1ene. LADi OF THE LAkE will sT-h
Wne1 tLree ulps weekly between G..Sls-sszEZ2x
~ SUI eion snc Norfolk. Leave Washinri1n Mon.
aofl' eobesdsy and Friday al p. m Leave Nor.
Fars tossoay thursday and Saturday 81 D. m
nn,iI 20 sorfolk, %. Round trip, %. Tickets good
sTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR PorO
-s. MAC RIfRR LANDINGS
Ine company hay ing PLACID this new and eIeea,,
ssssuer 90 the route. she VIII on and after TIES
Vetober 20 make semi weekly trips stop ming
~ al ens principal landings &c follows:
80 iCESpAI-Leaye a-hington st O. m roina
Va s Si LEomsk, returning, arrive In Washington
FkIDAf-Lesve Washington at a. N sotnr IN
..uITrlCman, ana on SATURDAY, Continuing down
sunday afternoon "1s'"h
preysid. '' p"9iA'eU pe
FOR tickets, sssterooms or Information, sp,,v q,
cnce OF the Com PAM, under Metro poiitai Bank
tStn strett, OF oOSite the Treasury. ly
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THOMAS DOWLIN9,
u AuCfiOneeT aud Estate Broker.
at the old sland OF Lstimer Cissry.
Southwest corner Peunsylyanis avenue ard 18th sc
LEASE. GOOD WILL AND tIXTTRES OFTaE
ClhCLf RkEt. AT Tn JUNCTION OF
l4Tn AND NJ sTkEETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
&. ON TUESDAY, November 30 h. ISIS, AZ q
e O'Clock q m. in front of the pre-. hes will
Sc II The Lease (having tour to r1ub Fixtures,
&c, &C, OF the Circle Market, at the junction OF
18th ard N streets northwest.
Terms at sale.
nov253t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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los. II. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttuneer
Office No. 9O2 9Th street northwest.

los. II. KELLEY,
Office No. 9O2 sth street northwest.
SAFH g. a sfsssr a.
TWEEN, ASsp < srREETs SoEfhwEsT,
q 81 .n
duty court on the "a day Of SoVemSer. ' is7 a
pftmse no Of tSss h.
D. ISIS q, O'Clock p N al the rig ht title, in:
Washington and District Of Columbia, the said in:
No. Is, and part OF lot No. a. in square No Ies ts
tor e tame PS1 81 s
from the southeast corner Of said square No. loo,
and running thence north on the line Of said square
lis feet thence southwesterIy "a feet inch; thence
thence east Il feet; thence south feet Six inches
thence east l0l feet to the place Of beginning,
etthor with the buildings therson consisting Of
four small two-story brick houses. A plat of the
sna =. time and sss
showing the division Of the property fronting on
rstely, as purchasers may desirs.
iDs,aments psysbie At six, twelve, eisS,een aud
twenty four months, respectively the purchaser or
promissorS notes bearing interest, secured by deed
Of trust All ccnyeyancing ct the expense Of the
part sold, according to the plat. II the purcba
should not comply with the terms Of sale within i've
days, the right Is reserved to resell on i've days
notice, at his risk and ex pense
At the same time the other two thirds interest in
the said described properly will be Sold 90 that the
purchaser may get full title 70 the property pur
CT ased. JAMES MCSHERRY,
povl9-f, m ads Guardian OF Jas. q. McSherry.
SIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. THE
above sale has been POSTPONED until MONDAY
MKT. November 29th, 1875, at the same hour and
place By order of the Guardian.
noSai ,25sM JOS 4. KELLEY, Auct.
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HEAVY SUITS FOR DAMAGE.-The propri-
etOrs of the New York Graphic, ]. IL. & c.
NJ. Goodsell. have brought six suits against
the New York Times and Louis j. Jennings,
its editor. The damages claimed in all the
suits aggregate 5000 900. The libelous mat
ticles, published recently in the Times,
charging the Messrs. Goodsell with black
mailing insurance companies, stealing news
FROM newspaper Office In which they were
formerly employ ed, and other disreputable
acts.
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(NEO. w. STICKNEY,
VI Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Room y, LIE Droit Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE On VERMONT AVEN UE. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWksT.
a By virtue Of a deed of trust. dated March LIT,
~ ID. 1875, recorded in Liber No. III, folio 46,
&c, IF the land records Of the District OF Coium
bia and at the Of the party secured thereby
will sell, at public auction ia front of the prem
ises, on MONDAY, December 6tn, 1875, at AZ
oclock , m, the following described real estate,
that piece parcel Of ground knosu Is Lot Is, in
Pumphfey o subdivision Of part Of Square S3A, with
the i'm provements, &c.
Terms: $500 cash; and the balance In II and Is
months. with interest ten per cent, secured BY o
deed of trust the property sold. Ql00 down at
time Of sale All CONVEX ancing at purchasers cot.
IL the terms Of sale not Died with in ten days
after DAY Of SALE the property will be resolo the
risk and cost Of the defaoltiug purchaser, after i've
BRAINABD h. WARNER r-r.,...
CHARLES III. MOULTDN. ( irus'oos'
novzS-eoSds GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auct.
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EAOhGE W. SGICKNkY, Au.tioue.r.

AUNChNsON BROS, Auctlcueors,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.
FURNITURE OF PRIVATE FAMILY De
LINING HCusEkEttING AT AUCTION,
AT No. 10 STREET NOhTHW EST
sn On MONDAY MORNING. November
W Jtb, C Dmenciug At o'ciocs, At iha 40 we
Ff house, We shall sell the entire Furniture Com
= ttaipeo therein, viz:
Brussels and o'ber Car pets, Walnut PsrlOr Suit,
Marble top and other Fable, W alnut Chairs,
Dining no, IN Fur lure, Crars, TsDles.
LouI gsS, Gasso are. &C. Chamber Furniture,
Hair III @ other Msttr.sses, Feathers,
tttEeIe, MirTers Ottnuabs,
Sir gle ard Boubla B.dstesds &c.
Together with Kitchen Furniture, Cooking and
Heating Stoves, &c.
uoy26 Ct lUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
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n U ~ A II ID LIN 4

NOTICE.
VIII the view OF DIMINISHING the chances Of col
HsiOn, the Steamers OF this Line take specified
course Tor al seasons Of the wear.
On the outward pas age from Que -astown 10 New
fOrk or Boston, Crossing Meridian II co at i3 lat or
nothing To the north of iS.
On the honleS ard passage, crossing tho Merriam
OF ~ ~ A lat, or nothing 10 the north of ~.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NJ " YORK and LIVER
roof, CALLING At cox HARBOR.
BothDi. 80 We'd, Nov. a. China ..... We'd, Dec %
Anyssinia- Med Dec. Parthia-..... Wed :, Jan. .
4lteriA- wed :. Dec 2 .iSeria-..,. Wed Jan. -
jaya--- ed. Dec. L JaSa......-..W cd, j. n. 10
Russia W ed, Dec 9?
, AID every foll9wing WEDN EsDAY and sATUR-
Steamers marked do not carry s.eerage passer-
gers.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Csbin, 80, 900 aud ESQ,
gold, according TO accomr1 OGation Tickets Paris,
slb, gold, additional Return tickets on favorable
terms.
Storage tickets TO and from ell parts Of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills of ladins given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
90 the Continent, and for Mediterranean lrts For
freight and cabin passage apply at the Companys
Office, No. Bowling Green; for steerass passage.
No. II Broadway, Trinity Building, or both steer
age and cabin, to sMALLWOOD MORRISON,
jsn0-iy CHAs. g. FBANCKLYN,Age
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AMUSING DIVORCE CAsE.-Au amusing
divorce case has just terminated at Flint,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Newcome had filed a
bill and cross bill for divorce. The parties
being wealthy, the lawyers expected to
strike q big bonanza. The hus pand and wife
effected a reconciliation, thus cutting them
of, and were slumbering together, when,
near midnight, the lawyers had the husband
arrested for conspiracy and brought to the
lock up, when he compounded by paying
5000 attorney fees for himslf and wife.
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BaiIeyana.

- 1t is getting almost cold enough 10 clip
horses
When very mean man wants to say
very mean thing, he gets a postal card.
The world always looks better and
brighter late in the fall than at any oshe.
season, Tor then n;arly every oody is getting
new clothes.
Columbus discovered America but when
a boy lac had a. much difficulty an seeing an
empty wood box or water pail as any other
boy.
An unusual number of people are mar
rylng now. Next year il leap year, and NJ
woman wants 10 presumed that she popped
The question herself
Counterfeit ding money is getting TO he
one OF our most important industries. In
Brooklyn recently ten million dollars in
counterfeit greenbacks were burned.
The look a man gives his wife when he
her going through his vest pockets. Is not n
studied expression, but Ii is excellent in its
way.
- Monday was one OF those rare grind
days which occasionally light up dreamy,
bleak November. The sun snone bright ald
mellow, The air was soft and balmy as a
tables cheek, and the distant Mills, robei in
purple, Feared their heads amid golden
haze. 1t was day for bringing out the finer
emotions of the soul, aud the chiilblaius.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
says in his report that there are eighty mill
lion tobacco chewerS, smokers and shutters
in the United States. These are startling
figurIs. If true then there are i'm this coun-
try nearly forty million more tobacco users
than there are people. This appalling in
cre"se in the use OF the injurious weed,
SHOULD set every lover OF his race TO think
llg.-DGstbloy Meas.
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fRFD--Tne symptoms OF nrst love are too
diverse and tnnumefaple To mention. Per
fapS the leading traits are "A disSati.fsctio,
with your salary, ara contempt for the
way Your mother irons your shifts.-Iers~g
CfrO Herald
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A JUST JUDGE-Bucyrus, Ohio, can boast
Judge sent lunatic to the infirmary, and,
some difficulty occurring, he was brought
back TO town. Judge Robert Lee brought
action against Superintendent Holmes for
contempt OF court, and the trial was held be-.
fore the probate Judge, who, after examining
the matter thoroughly, not only discharged
the superintendent, but assessed the costs
AGAINST himself
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Apctiopeer,
w Successor 10 Green 8 Williams, Auctioueers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10Th and ID streets

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, the 2sth DAY Of Noyem-
Iii Der, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p. N, 1 shall sell in
tront ~ the premises. being part of Lot No. L,
1utkers subdivision Of tern part OF lot No. 8,
square SIS: improved by well -bailt three story
frame eliiDg house located the n nth side Of
Msshir GtoB street. between 4th and stu and q aud
street. northwest d st house OF All street.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in 9, Il
and is months, for which notes siil be taken bear
Ing interest at Per c-Ut. per anUum. secured Dy
deed of trust on the property -nld C1uyeya lcine
al tho cost of the purchase $50 ca-h required
time OF sale IL terms are 10 pied with in
days, TO be re+old AZ exp nse % purcnssar.
This pre pert mus he so1 to CLOSE a Binding A.
s"cistion conssq uenily investors exp-c, 90 3
prut nv at low prica, m ,siug l. ! 'sirabe IL
yesinent. WASH. Ii. VILLA Ms,
uoy26 4 AacIoue-r.
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81 Nearly every able-boiiei ddmacrattc
voter M Mississippi appear o. h. a candi-
oatI Tor the L. =. Senate.-N y. TFfbane
""Mho Is To beat Grant p eNclaims the
I'M iadelphia Times. Why, sauythtug %
BEAT Grant" Of course. You've been there.
" iiliOtnSpOrg Bl.tefia.
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NEW ExPBEss LINE VIA CANAL,

INV EAFhESo LINK VIA CANAL,
= BETWEEN
PHILADELPRiGy ALEYsNDRIA, WASH
ihGION AND GE0RGhTO
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharyes, PhiladaIp .,ia
SATURDAY, stt2Ia ~F--.~ -
From 80 Water street, {; cor -ptayyr
L. o., MONDAY, at o ,. m.
This line connects III Philadelphia with CLYDE.
Regular Serni-weeEly Line OF Steamers for P!ovi.
dence, Boston ard Nv England States. No wharf
age in Boston by hi. Iile.
g. Y. HYDE, Agent for ID. Of q,
VIM. p. CLYDE Il CO., PhilsdeIphia
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
II: 4. MINK, 30 e7onshire street, Boston.
trsights delivered by Knox g Express, Orders
lett a. General Office, SOS Pennsylvania avenue or
~ the Steamers Wharf, viii be promptly attended
TO- sep2-tr
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GOAL! gVAL! WOOD! WOOD.
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH!
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, cargoes Of the best varieties Of al
kinds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time to buy
II you would save money get rood dy1eis and jHy1
rsistt, $40 pounds 20 the ton, call on the under
signed before you buy.
Having two OF the largest Wbaryee In the District
snd all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels 10 the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
ments. Avisit to our wharves and Depot will con.
vince one At glece Of or UNSURPASSED advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered rs low - oS so Pc,
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low q o. to o.
per cord.
single trial is all that ID necessary to convince
the public of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Once and Depot ut Jobnson's Wharves, foot
OF nth and 18th streets.
0naess- $iiiYS 81 street e0''a ''''' sus,s-eo
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JEANNErTE- Your conduct was perfectly
proper In kissing the young man when be so
requested In order TO ''assist him in discov-
ering whether 1t would make the gas flicker
or lot" Slight deviations from strict de-
pOr ment may always be made while inves-
tIgatlrg scientific questions--Jvsey Guy
Herald
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I(ALfI sOkE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DkPoI CORNER bTH AM STREETS M.
After Monday, November - ISIS, trains Will run
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIHORE
600 an, Limited Ex press. daily Tor the West;
daily except Sunday for the Enrth
I:10 m, ArcoyDmoda ion f,r POps's Greek.
TOO am, ENpse-- for Phiisielphis and New
York, d-ilE exc" 1t Sunday.
s:23 an, LiInited f,P5ess for Nex York, daily
exoeg' Sunday PsrIor Oar Train;
11:33 am Fast Line " es. snd Nor b, daily except
I:3O pm, Express for Pbilsdelphia and New
YORK, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
$50 p n. scco1Irods,ion, daily except Sunday
T:a0 m Cincinnati express, dsily for the West;
daiss excegi ss'nIday for the North.
TRIMS GRkf I've AZ AT WISHING ssss "a ROW.
6:13 an, New York Express, daily.
Gao an, Ace mmods hon, daily excep: Sunday.
lI:sO am. Accu, madasion, daily except Sunday
lis m, Baltimore sna Phisdelphis * press,
eos pm, Limited Ex Sress from New York, daily
except sunday
S:23 m, Ds5 Express. daily except Sunday;
81 IA dsils from Baltimore and the West.
HAS pm, Richmoud k1pr-ss, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 10 q. and ), 20
trains for Pope's Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington At $50 q. 10. and 80
Trains srrivipg AZ Washington at Il:+0 .. N, aud
6;A N connect ~ Bowie with trains from Pobes
Pss--ngers leaving tAefr orders az Ticket once,
northwest corner OF l5tn street and Pennsy lvana
ayerne rOrth~ est corner 6tn street and Pennsyya.
MIA avenue, caa have their baggage called for and
checked q; pOsels ana residences 70 all points North
eIe West. Through tickets to Cincinnati. Colum-
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and al
points East West North and south.
GEO. O. WILKINS suRgs s,t;mG1a "a
DIN BOYD, IT.. Gen Pass'r Agent. msy1tf
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SIxAscrAs avn oeskxacrls
The Markets.


yi1s,,, a.. : guia e., p,ler~, a.:
- go. iips "a los a.. us-. 4 : ss.sl.i
fAN : bid g day. Sussr active aud 6rra. it.lai
bsLrI NOHk Nov. q .-tiattan quirf - -. -
ni'odituE, I-Asls's 81 NJ gaief aaa ste.fr u.
chrCgsd Nutsi dali Maryland aulh-f. 4 tS.l al.
pfier .Trsfes unclaimed Grrn au.ef anf 49,
nfcfr n -. Oats 8uli---uthern. AssT ua.f-re
white, s2sst western mixed, Eas2 he cute. ~,
tm, EaS. hay arm aud unchsaE-1 Pnoriasns
nrn tui quiet. hu-iiss. -st-tc.ed % hght sscoE.
Fork sttsfy-n's. GEo. R1lk Mesis-ao O.. ..
oneilrs; gPbiss r,ck-t shoulders. ~ c-ar
~, e., slaes. - Bacor s-src- snd hrm--shouli ~,
No q ar 10 ,,ar.; 's.lss Hans, lss ~ Jsrd
sIeAl -ernce, lfAsis. r-hsed. a. Hutt-- trr ant
M n,esnsed Ssa.s .trc.s aud hlshsr-Rio ears~s.
sa1 - leoefng. Is sffS. Whiskr nrn, 4 NJ
NhW tosh. eoN E-SEaSks dull and saa.dr
mcues y Srld- Ia. Exshanss. hons sssi. shCrx
-. 6Nxefnments dull and Steady
ktw IonE, Nov. T.-Ficur quiet. wheat aau
loNncN, Nov q. y m.-Consols 81 3 rs s~<
nnouey e = for the socount. z. : sonds-lsS>S
los,s 10 sos, losa. krie, hS.
BLASTED ENPECTATIoSs-The Missouri
state geologist reports that the gold deposits
OF Macon county, I'm that state. In regard 90
which extravagant expectations were is-
duiged, are almost entirely az the form of
scale gold, )" which ~ would be difficult, AZ
cess Of washing.
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A VAssAR GIRL wrote home: "Dee Paw
paw, we study Latin TO- owahs q day
Fwench, seven-up and science evan so loung.
The good matrone nevah let as 60 owet.
Won't you send me my leggins and skates
for q poo little girl who lives In the village
Don't forget the heel straps.o
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JOHN LOGAN says he never. so help him,
had anything TO do with distillers, and IL
40, 900 or so poorer to-day than when he en-
., red the Senate. Why, John Such good
player as you used to be, too!-S1rtnQdeld
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A DEAF MUTE SUpERINrENpEsr.-A

a DEAF MUTE SUPERINTENDENT. - A
story Is told of a certain Sunday school
which was recently visited by learned di-
vine. The Quietness of the proceedings
specially attracted his attention. When tue
clock marked the hour the pupils fell into
their places without call or signal. The su
perintendent placed upon the blackboard the
number OF a hymn, and, without oJner an
DouI CT ment, IL was Immediately sung. All
the exercises were conducted from the plat
form In this silent way. The reverend gen.
teman was PUZZLED, and after the sNhOH
was closed he sought an interview with the
superintendent. He commenced a voluble
expression Of his pleasure. which was cut
short when his (supposed) auditor drew
forth slate and wrote on IL, Il am a deaf
NUT ~ IL was a school, SO IL was explained
Ia him, that had been talked To death by
former superintendent. The session hal
been prolonged beyond all reasp scholars
were Tired 10 death with speeches, and scauty
time was left for the lesson. The school came
10 the c. Inclusion that the great work of the
superintendent was 10 Keep still. As every
one who could talk would talk, application
was finally made to deaf and DUMB ins 4
tuition for a man who could not talk. and
the result was so satisfactory.
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MAN can fully appreciate the terrors OF
winter " hen he awakes near morning and
fipds the bed clothes ON the floor, and himself
engaged in Q gigantic struggle 70 crawl mp
upder his shirt Fulton Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-27
FAST TRAIN FOk CAFE MAY.
. HOURs AND 80 WASHING
TON TO CAPE MAY

The PEHNsYLvANIAR RAILROAD COMPANY
~: = = fi:4sIpsi. s Sss: s:1 @
Leave W sshiugtOn-7 as o. m. fdav Expve~. ,
arriving at Cape May at D. m.
Leave Wsshington-9 23 am. Limited Expres)
arriving AZ Cape MAY At D m.
On Limited Express extra seat fare OF 81 rs IN
charged between Wsshin 9tOn and Phil 4Aelphfa
jys-n General PASSENGER Agent.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

i have always on hand large and assorted stock
Of ANTHRACITE and BITGMINOUS GOALS,
PIN =, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, or
sawed and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands OF imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED PLAS-
TERe, and handling yearly many millions Of b An.
COB LATA6, am In condition to ill orders Of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity at
wholesale and retail, Upon terms that defy cornno
tttion.
Central O6ce-623 Louisiana Avenue northwest.
Branch Yard-lst ST., bet. and Sta, southeast.
octsi IL WIN GUINAND.