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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-27
49rnfetssnual Cards.
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39rnfeissuual Cards.
ATTORNEYS.
HhnsdAnMNo Tt &c; dm.I Attorney Law.
NEWELL IL. MOORE, Attorney NJ Law
Office m clancys Block, come OF La sale and Mad
lson Streets ottawa Ill. juy2rIj
pDWi1S ~ MOLONtaY.N A II mqlSs HS ana
and diligently attend TO all business entrusted to their
| July 10th. 1870
T.. COURI'N IcN, Attorney at Law. onice
~; oyer No. u La safe street, west d he Court H9ase
ID r.. LIMO IN, Attorney al Law. ONCE over
ID. No. 10 La Sale street, west side OF the Court House.
| Ottawa, HIS julyS'Ij
A p SfaSs f. FRENCH, Attorneys % and Caan
\ selors Law. In the office formerly occupied by Bc
ford. Bowen Maloney east side Of Court House SQUARE
Ottawa Ills Prompt attention given 10 all business en-
trusted to Juhl9'5
GEORGE -. EIDREDGE;, Attorney
" at Law. Office in p. 0. Block. Ottawa Ill., aprl7
J,DwIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor
II at Law, Glover 4 Cooks Block. Ottawa. H. aprS
U l., MEAD. Attorney and Counselor at Law
III. Ottawa. III. ONCE west Court House Square apr3
y TCIIOLsON 81 SNOW, Attorneys and
At LAW VIII eip TIE c2&f H 9
ottawa, Ills. nov1i
W. BusHNRIL. Y. BULL. c. II. GILMAN.
DUSH N ELL, BULL ~ Gll.M a ~,
ID ATTORNEYS at Law. Office In Bushnell d Leands
block, west Of Court House. OTTAWA. Ill. auglH
I,RANIS =. Ora w FORD, Attorney
Law. Room IlSO Clark ST., 5. W. cor. Monroe, On
cago. Notary Public. marli'H
H. RICH, h. WALBRIDGR.
DC E Is, wALBRIDGEG e, Attorney S at Law
IL Office in Glover& Cooks Block over Dimmicks drug
store, ottawa, Ills. eprl913
CHAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
" at Law. Offlce-Room No. Post Office Block. Otta
wa, Illinois. marTtS
u. p JONES. l.. W. BREWER.
ZONES ~ BREW Err, Attorneys and Coun
sellers at Law, Ottawa Ills. Office, Rooms Nos. B.
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octls,Ia
GRO. NJ. LELAND, CYRUS 4. LELAND,
Master In Chanccry. Notary Public.
T Ella ID ~ IElIAN ID, Attorneys at Law
Abstract Books OF La Sale county Office. N W. cor
ner Court House Square City Drag Store Ottawa. Ill.,
uREPy MAYO IL. wIDNKB.
MAYO 81 wIbM Err, Attorneys at Law. or
Nl fce in Nattingal Jock La Sale and Main
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The Danbury News Mans Latest.

This is a good year for rubbers.
Solitude is good thing if there Is Dill
liard-room handy.
One of the most perfect of mechanical mo-
tions is that which lifts lump of sugar from
o groccr's barrel.
The dull times affect the prices of some
articles. A very good rhinoceros can now
be bought for $1,000.
The Danbury man who tried to start q
meat market 10 Lent is now travelling IN A.
RIGA with preparation for curling hair.
st. Louis woman received $500 from
dentist who broke her jaw. Her husband
furnished the dentist the money.
A careful medical authority estimates that
a man With sore throat swallows ten times
to where 8 we'll man swallows once.
"There is one thing about peanuts" OBJ
served a man who was helping himself from
a friends pockets, sand that is the Shells"
We never knew until Saturday how many
people the top Of dry-goods box will ac-
commodate. The occasion was wild steer
on Main street.
We heard an excellent problem the other
day, which we herewith give our readers for
the exercise of their ingenuity. Ifan animal
weighing $50 pounds is slaughtered, and its
fat Is estimated to be three times the weight
of its hide, which is seven .eighths the weight
of the ofIal, which of itself is twelve times
the weight Of its horns, what would one.
quarter of the whole animal weigh? But
that would be just one quarter Of the $50
pounds; so that can't be correct version of
the problem. We are afraid We baye for
gotten the exact order in which it runs,
winch is unfortunate, as it was one of the
most unique propositions we have beard in
years, and would have afforded our readers
hours of interesting study in its solution.
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A HoRsE's SAGACIrY.-A correspondent OF
the Erie (Pa.) Dispatch writes /: :" Yesterday
Il horse, mounted by young man, was seen
to slip on the frosted street, stagger, and fall,
taro@ing the rider to the ground. Before
two seconds had elapsed the horse was up
on his feet again, and the rider hanging by
one foot, which was fastened in the STIR
rup. The horse, though frightened, disco
vered the uncomfortable position OF his
rider, and after one or two steps to one side, as
though net to trample the man, came toa dead
halt, ard stood as a statue until Il man who
was passing on the sidewalk approached him
and pulled the discounted riders foot clear
of the stirrup. was delighted to find the
man entirely unharmed, but discovered that
the stiriupS were both wound with carpet,
evidently TO keep the riders feet warm, or
with desire on his part to have bis brains
dragged out on some occasion like the pre-.
sent. The incident is more remarkable from
the fact that the horse is one Of fine blood,
imported ~ Erie for trotter, and costing
some thousands Of dollars"
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The Poughkeepsie "a. " Ne,rs has had Il
Slight misunderstanding with the clergymer
OF that city because one Of its compoSitorS
made it announce them as having convened
at an ''infernal " instead of an "iuformal"
meeting.
1t is going the rounds that a Yale youth
has already mastered the German, FRENCH,
Latin, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hebrew. Sy.
riac, Sanscrt, and Arabian languages, and
at latest accounts he was supposed to be
learning TO speak the Truth Graphic.
A young man had the misfortune to lose
his smuslache "a young one) few days
since. He went TO the BARRIERS 10 be
shaved, and did not think to warn tbe bar
Der, and the barber aid NO, see it, and of it
went.
Some one sent Delaware man, by express,
q paving-stone weighing tbirty.siX pounds.
and as he opened The box, alter paying $l1
charges, his voice was heard clear over in
the next county.
Smallpox is raging in Columbus. It is to
be hoped that nobody will yaccinate the
Legislature. A bill prohibiting that sort Of
thing would meet with public favor Gin
ctnaati Enquirer.
II yesterday hadn't been the first day Of
spring some Of US would have been frozen
10 death.-Rochester Democrat
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STREET. CAR hASSERs-OSE OF THE CAUSES
OF MESS RoUGnNEss.-[r To the Editor of the
New York Iribune -Sir,-May an elderly
mau With old. school notions Of manners say
Il word on the point touched by lady who
complains Of the decay of polltencss to
women!
The change that has indeed come is not
The result of the late war, which has evils
enough to answer for without this. 1t be-
gan with the rise and grew with the progress
of The s.Womau'S Rights Movement" 1t
is spirit cpgenGercd by the increased self
assertion Of tie women; their insisting on
rights chccItully conceded out Of courtesy
but withheld or grudgingly accorded on
compulson. My experience has been that
true pollteLcSS has decayed far more among
women than among men since tie Reyolu-
tion" was attempted.
entered Flfthayenue omnibus, and on
each side five ladies we've seated. Their
dresses covered the seats, aud to enable me
TO sit down il was necessary for them to sit Il
litlle mole closely. Not one on either side
moved. | rode standing, crouched and in
pain, hoping that my gray hairs would in
ducr them TO be decent, if not kind. My
mute appeal was iii vain. i said ut last ::
Ladies, will you give an old gentleman the
privilege OF sitting down." A general litter
crsred, in the midst of which, most nm
gIaciousIy, was permitted 10 take scat.
In The srcct.cars rise and give my seat
TO every old woman, and TO the poorest wo'
man with child in her arms. The time
was Wien would not keep Il seat while d
l,dv was standing. That time has gone.
Ne,c York. February %. 1875.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
i BLEPkOPFRTY KNOWN AS THE .'CHsS-
TER HOTEL" ON THE RICHMOND AND Pc.
TERSbURG RAILROAD, THIRTEEN NILES
FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MILES FROM
PETERSBURG.-As trustee In The deed OF trust
from W. II. Hayward and wife, bearing date 1>t Of
December, 1869, duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, shall, in execution thereCf, pro-
coed TO sell al public auction on The premises, 1T
the village Of Chester, on MONDAY The 29!h OF
March. 1875 at II O'Clock A. NJ. without regard
to weather. that truly valuable properly located as
above. consisting Of Il LUT of THREE AND
ACRtS, on which stands
large ana excellent HOTEL, confirming about
thirteen rooms: besides. TWU HANDouME COT
TAGES and Il STOREIlOUSt, with several out
buildings suitable for such an eS y tstmcnt. This
property Is well located for hotel. or boarding.
scho ol. college, being so accessible on leading
raj road.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defr,y costs of sale
and 10 pay of the balance past due on three bonds
being about - $50. IEe crciit-plymcnlS 10 be as
follows: 1St. I o satisfy Il bond for 81 900 dated
lst of UCccu b l.. 500, bearing interest from date
at the rate Of six prr cent. per annuln unili pad.
and payable the Isl day Of -, ccmber. 1879; I'd
To SATISFY another bond for 81 600 GATED and bear
ing interest us aforesaid, and payable the Isl day
of December, $40; ana 3D. 70 satisfy another
bond fDI 600 dateiaTd bearing Int rest as aiorc-
said and nayable the st OF December. S77 and
as TO the remainder, II any, on such terms as shall
be announced on day Of sale. be whole credit
paymcts to be secured by deed of trust on the pro-
perty. NILLlAh AnlBEhS'
m {, ids Trustee.
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IPubiished by r.qucst.l
None Stay After Ten.

have inst word TO say to you
When ME son come to see
You know that none In all the wori"
Is haif az dear to me.
TITS This would request OF you,
That when you come again
To see ME In the evening
You won't stay afler ten.
For after ten. as moments fly,
tremble DER and Ger,
|. cat papa's vIsage should see
Come ~ ering At the door.
He's there to xrcutc hts threat,
Rc said he'd surely come
If e'cr you staged so late again,
And tcll you TO so home.
Ard when down 10 break fast go
Para Will frown .. me. s..
And say, My child, that beau OF yours
Is going TO hear from me.
This sor, Of thing will not have,
So, when he comes again
III Just go down and show him ont,
If he don't 60 al ten ..
And so, though your society
Makes heart and soul ihr 0b warm,
heayc sigh Of vast relief
Al vour retreating form.
You know THAT you ara welcome, aye
q, hest beloved Of men
But many a scolding you have caused
BY staring ar or ten
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.. BY Frank u. Hil?,
Real Estte Agent aud Auctloneer,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME STORE At AUG.
Y TON-No. S23 NORTH THIRD STREET.
ON THURSDAY. narch 18Th, at O'Clock +. 81,
on the premises, will offer AT auction the above
described property. The house contains Tour
rooms besides, large frame house which fronts on
the alley In the rear which be rented
The lot fronts on Third street % feet depth. l2U
feet to a wide alley. The whole Is now unoer good
RENAL -
TERMS: Ore third cash; balance at three and six
months with six per cent. interest added secured
by trust deed. FRANK ID. HILL Auctioneer.
fter the above sile-say Az t. Mop inc pre-
misses VIII sell that neat FRAME HOUSE, NO.
COZ Oh the east side of hra street beyond Baker,
containing three rooms, and In NICE oroer. Lot
fronts 4 feet with neprh Of 100 feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen mouths with six per cent. Interest
added secured by deed of trust.
NH ii - FkANK u. HILL, Auctioneer.
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by " lTIIdIHo u UIUSUH'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1901 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND IN CULPkPER COUNTY. VA.-Ry
virtue of a tlust-deed from Thomas 6 ralan Ash
mead to the undersigned trustees dated January IL,
1870, and recorded in the clerk office OF u pcper
County Court we VIII proceed to sell. being
thereto requested BY the beneficiary BY public auc
tion: to he highes. bidder, on HgB'DAI HE 23tk
The courthouse of said county, In the town OF Gull
pepper Va, the tract Of land by said deed conveyed,
called LA GRANGE situated In said county,
about one mile below Calico mill on NJ untain run,
containing j 22a &C X ES, more or less, being he
same tract Of land which was conveyed by George
Hamilton and wife To Horace l.. Kent by deed dated
the 9th day of January, 1865, and The same con-
vtyed by said Kent and vile 10 said Thomas Gra-
ham Aslmcad BY decu of cvcu cate with Said trust
deed. This highly. yaluac'e aud improved farm Is
So widely and lavOrabv known as to render further
description unnecessary. The said De Cd Is given To
secure the payment of len bouds executed by said
grantor, and dated January l. 1870. each for
81 900; three oil them payable on the st day of
San@a' f Of h ie% rr aG Gf Ge on pasabt
on the 1t day of January. S76-al Of them bear
ing interest III six per cent. per annuu from diie
until paiJ. said interest being payable annually on
the l ST day of january.
TIE TERMS OF SALE vii he those prescribed In
said decdlo wit, for cash is TO SD much OF the pro-
ccets may Dc necessary To derly the expenses of
cXccnling this Il u>t the fees Tor drawing anu re-
corcing said deed liz then unpaid and t. I charge
secured by said ueed-hat Is u say, the principal
ana interest then Iayabc on the said six bonds tor
81 coo each already past due ana me nlersst I ~,
tue JANUARY J. So subject TO credit OF S6C
paid January %, 81, account OF said Interest;
AMI such part OF The purchase money as VIII he SUI
ficent 10 pay OFF and DISCHARGE the said nonds that
will al said day Of sale remain not due AMI payable
that is 10 say four Lo,is, each for $1,000, falling
due on January i, $40. viii he maae paya bic at
such time as said bonds Will become duc-ViZ.. on
January L. 1S76; the payment Of which part shall
be properly secured by the. purchaser giving his
bond therefor and q. ed Of trust on said land Sc
curing the same and If there be any residue of said
purcliasc-money the same will be made payable at
uch time and secured In such manner rs the grantor
In said deed his personal representatives or as
signs shall prescribe and direct, or in case CT his
or their failure tn give such direction, at such time
and In such manner as shall Thick lit ana an
nouncc ut the day of sale.
The title to this property is believed TO be urques-
tonahle but scli & trustees VIE VIII convey only
by deed with special warranty.
CHARLES Extent,
JUNlUS A. MORRIS,
Trustees.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. mil
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.aT1T.vN nAaEs-Fn,ure Days.
BY N. NJ. Lee.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Nh 1O1d Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
" BIZ REAL ESTATE AT THE GOMEZ 1 9E
FRY OF RICHMOND. At PU BLIC AUSIloN:
Pursuant to q decree OF the ChapceIy Cour1 Oh
Richmond made In The suit OF Jarvi VS. 2 S,.hI ~
p pebruars, 1915 SHALL as spec!a! compissl9nsr
said DEGREE on the Sh day 81 Ma pGo
Good te sell at public auction that LOT OF
GROUND fronting feet on The west line Of Lau;
rel street at its intersection with the south me Oh
snrino street running back between parallel lines
20 feet 10 sirstt SO feet wide win Rood
and other ha resaue
a, siI I,selye and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest at SIX per centrum ADDED, ana
n nru .t,. CO. money IS oaid. +. r. TURNER,
p"' =, I Special Commissioner.
~ NJ Trr Auctioneer. NH list
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NH IL
IKEN HOTEL AT AUCrION.-The

IKEN HOTEL AT AUCrION.-The
n AIKEN HOTEL PROPERTY: consisting Of
about THREE ACRES OF LAND, HOTEL, OUT
RUTLDINGS. FURNITURE. LIVERY STAB
&c &c. viii be sold 1T public auction: In the VII,
lage OF Aiken. on WEDNESDAY the 7th day OF
Anril, nj O'CLOCK A. NJ. The hotel IS fully fur
nishpd accommodates about one hundred guests,
and is now doing a successful business.
TERMS: il, 900 at the time OF sale; $5,UOO on
lime lst, when the deed will be delivered: and the
remainder payable in annua instruments OF $4,000,
TO be secured by mortgage ano Insurance.
Address W. Fl. BAILEY. l5l ii cosd avenue,
Now York CITY, or ALBERT MAXWELL.
NH 1l.2w Aiken Hotel.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 1OGoyernor street.
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBI

TX HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
liz SUITS, SUPERIOR MATTRESSES, AND
BEDDING AT AUCrIUN.-l Having determined
on MONDAY The ! 5:h Instant, at or O'Clock the
sale of my handsome hotcl furniture, at No VI .
Main street at which time will be sold D hand
some oiled Walnut Chamb Suits with marble
top pieces, together With all the superior Hair and
Sl,lck Mattresses, Bolster; and Pillows, Springs,
Blankets. sheets. Toilet Sets, &c.
The furniture was all maze 10 order: Is rs good
rs new AMI descrvuS the attention of thG public.
he furniture may bc examined on Saturday from
! to 9 O'CLOCK. Entrance from Bank street.
The clegaut Bar ami Restaurant Furniture and
appurt.n names will be sold Mo !. DAY the 22d
instant. T.. GEROi,
NH 10 o. ) Main Street.
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A Doc WHICH HELPED.--A truckman IN
Tamaqua, rcnr., has cur which, to all ap-
pearauc,s, is just as worthless as amy other
"yaller dog" His conduct the other day,
however, proved him not only more intclll-
gent but more industrious than many indl'
yiduals of the human species. Everybody
was engaged in cutting ice from sidewalks
and cutters, snd Mr.. Deg took his station by
the gutter and worked perseveriugly in re-
moving the floating chunks is they came
down, picking them up in his teeth, carrying
them to one side, and depoSitipg them in tie
street. thus helping to prevent the gutter
from becoming chokcd up. The dog never
was trained 10 do this work, but undertook
il entirely upon his own responsibility. There
u,e said 10 be no fish in that gutter either.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fifth
" COMPANY. stE
FOB NEW YORK

FUH NEW IONh.
This company will dispatch one Of their splendiG
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WIANOkE, ISAAC
BFIL, RICHMOND, ALBEGARLE, and BAT'
TrRAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN.
These ships are entirely Few. and were built ez
pressly for this route. ,,,
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms. .,.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed. ,,,,
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier 81
Freights for points beyond New, York forwardet
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred. .....a.-. ....
Freight received until 6 P. III. daily.
For further intormatN n, apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agent,
ap3 office Companv's wharyes. Rockets
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xIouAoSp AND PkTERSBoRS}
RAILROAD COMPANY. }
JANUARY 4. 1870, tralhs
~ on this road WHY run AS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOCru. s,,
$40 4. ~, NiROUGH MAIL dSis tehcspsS Sus
1ay}, connecting for all poiEl1 S9u'N
and West. SleepinS,cal aitasn, , S,
7:45 A. N. FREIGHT TRalS daily tsxcrlp,, sssE
day), with coach aainshed, Tor fep5SnS -
burg and stations on The SonL1sa@S
road, lynchburs> and tue Nest.
l:45 NJ THROUGH MAIL daily, eonneeI9A
for ali points South and Wesi; ~.
sengcrs taktsss this train WIN aS ,,s
close CONCESSION Al feor'"SNS "
Norfolk. .,,v,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH: ,.,,
800 4. IL. FREIGHr TRAIN daily teacs"
Sunday with coach attached ,,,,
HAS A. d.. THROUGH MALL daliy so s.., .aS
Po,o,sac railroad for ali points hA''
500 p. n, FREISMT daily Except suadAyh
coach attached , Cam.
S:0OP. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily lexeeps SUI,
dayl, connecting with klehtnl
Fredericksburg aud totohacp nnsa
Tor AL points East and West. rnuHS 70
Sleeper attached, running thro&sa ~.
R.ltimore Also making elonx 60 ee,
nect!on with The CHESAPEAKE Anu V IA
railroad for the Virginia slsihes AZ
Uoinls North and West p,.a.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop os'"seA '"
mondSnd Petersburg except a. Chesuf' -, as,.r Al
Trains on the Glover Hill win rasy sn Wv Iii, n
500 r. ~. Returning. will leave CiosSi r I'd Az,
$50 A. d. on Mondays, Wednesdays, xha 3. 'r,.
ALL TRAINS leaving petsrsDurI VIM s'a''
"p a. Il s<'0' A. SHAW, Superintendent
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And now it is that the most gifted liar Of
hamlet in the wide, wide West entertalns
a post-oflice assembly with tales Of cold win.
tiers in Kansas, where whi>key was sawed
off by the drink, being frozen solid; and,
feeling encouraged, tells about being stab
bed in a fight, and owing TO the extreme
frigidity of the atmosphere the wound did
not bleed until the spring thaw.- TerTe
Havtc Gazette.
We read that paper put inside the lining
Of q coat gives additional warmth to the gar
ment. We have plenty of paper, and will
put The matter to il test when we get coat.
Br1nStrlcke'.
For Charley Ross 100000 circulars have
been ISSUED, IS, 900 paid for kilograms, $50
600 spent on detectives, and they have found
a little fifty.ccnt straw hat Graphic.
1t is about time for kalakua to send in TO
our hotels. He promised TO puff 'em.-
Graphic.
An actor at one of the theatres was called
out three times in one evening not long
ago twice by sheriff and once by tailor.
Ne,o Hampshire Register.
81 don't care a cent for fashion-I've got
to scratch my heel" exclaimed a Detroit
mau as he pulled off his boot in street-car
recently Press.
The wickedest man in Texas lives in San
Antonio. He carried off an umbrella that
we borro we'd from hat-stand somewhere
in town.-San antonio Herald.
when March begins like lamb it goes
out like lion, and when Republican edi-
tor bceius like a lamb he goes on like liar.
Rome Sentinel.
Shsigespeighrrhe is the way the Detroit
Free Press spells the immortal Williams
name.
A drcssmakcr's apprentice speaks of her
cross,eyed lover as the fellow whose looks
are cut bias.
France will yet be avenged. Cortland,
N. Y, has just sent fifteen tons of dried ar-
pies 10 Germany Graphic.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR HEATING THE
i CAPITOL OF NORTH CAROLINA IN
VITED.-The Undersigned, u c0mmiuee appointed
BY Il resolution OF the General = ssemDly of North
Carolina, Iatifeo February %, 1878 VIII receive
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS tor HEATING
the STATE CAPITOL until The 9th Instant All
plans and Specifications must be accompanied With
proposals aud estimates of cost. and forwarded 10
the State Auditor, IT Raleigh. Satisfactory re-
ferences will be required.
r. +. ARMF!ELp,
President If the Senate;
J. l.. ROBINSON,
Speaker CT The House Of Representatives;
JOHN REILLY,
NH SIT State Auditor.