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By the monthly report OF the public
debt for February we learn that the
debt was declea during the month
s6,GS0, 1912. The total principal of
the debt now outstanding is $2,242,-
6S0, ,43l.38, on which there is duo and
unpaid or interest S26, 42G, 1888, Civ
ing a total of principal and interest Of
$2,269, ,l16, 6,170.31. There was at the
same time cash in the Treasury, Of
coin, $75,G26, ,0S3.26; of currency, SlO,-
3l9,00aSS, exclusive Of $45, ,955, 900 Of
special deposits for redemption of cer-
tificates, making the total of cash in
the Treasury S131, 800, ,1S1.14, reducing
the total debt, less cash in the Treas
ury, March /, 1875, to SO, 1877 3d.
926.17. Debt less amount in Treasury
list of February, 1875, $3,143, 096, q.
172.2S-s showing a decrease during the
past month OF 1850, lSG.l2. Decrease
or the debt since June 80, 1874, s., 772,-
PSI 80. Bonds issued to Pacific Rail-
road Companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal outstanding,
sGi, G2S, ,512; interest accrued aud not
yet paid, SGl6, 235; interest paid by
United States, f2G, 1854, 1O2. 60; interest
repaid by transportation of mails, etc.,
Sj,724, ,2l0.29; balance of interest paid
by United States, $50, 539, $500.
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ENanteg. stand my

The attention of the very Ass-tute in
dividual who publishes the sheet dub
bed Summit Hill Intelligencer, is direc-
ted to the following section of the new
postal law:
SEC. 7. THAT NEWSPAPERS, ONE COPY
TO EACH SUBSCRIBER RESIDING WITHIN
THE COUNTY WHERE TIE SAME AREPRIN-
TED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, AND PUBLISH.
Ed, SHALL GoFREE THROUGH THE NAILS
BUT TIE SAME SHALL not BE DELIVERED
AT LETTER CARRIER OFFICES OR DIsTBIB-
UTED BY CARRIERS UNLESS POSTAGE Is
PAID THEREON ASBY LAW PROVIDED.
Do the Post hasters OF Carbon Co.
collect postage on the Inielligencer If
not, why not
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1E . ca9H per day at home. Terus free
DJ = 9A9 Address GEoEGE sTrsoN Co.
Portland Maine.
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PAE9,al7,.E al7,.ElyL.DN

For the purpose of introducing these
patterns, they shall mail for the next
80 days, upon receipt of price, either
Of their
One Dollar Introduction Packages,
containing selections made with spe-
cal reference to their practicability,
and are adapted to the wants of every
lady or head of family. Each package
containing from SO 80 to SO so worth
Of patterns at the lowest prices for
which they are sold everywhere. Each
pattern is illustrated aud described on
the label.
No. / for Ladles'.-No. 2 for Misses
No. 3 for Boys, No. A for Chill
dTen.-No. 8 for Infants. For ladies
and misses give the size of bust around
the largest part, close under the arms,
taken tightly. For boys and children
give age,
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We visited Summit Hill q few DAYS

We visited Summit Hill a few days
ago. Upon inquiring where the Office
of the Intelligencer was, we were in
formed that the publishers had no
Office in that town; that the paper (in-
side) was printed in TamaQua, and the
outside somewhere else. This is one
of the papers chosen by our county
officials to publish legal advertising in.
Can the eX-(?)-Know-Nothing- Labor
Reformer- Republican publisher inform
the people of Carbon county why this
is thusly?
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RRATTV PIANO.
This splendid Piano Forte combines
every improvement in tone with power
and great durability, and have received
the unqualified endorsements of the
highest Musical authorities for its Mar
vellous extraordinary richness of Tone,
having NO SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Large size, IA Octayes,
overstrung Bass, full Iron Frame, French
Grand action, Fret Desk, Carved Pedal,
Solid Rosewood Mouldings, Ivory Key
Front, Chapped Hammers, a Giraffe
Treble, &C., sc. Weight when boxed
over One Thousand Pounds. Liberal
discount to the trade. Agents Wanted
-(male or female.)
~ Send stamp for Circular. Id,
dress the inventor and Proprietor, DAN
f. BEATTY, Washington, New DER
sey.
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Cedar E[ill Seminary.

Home Boarding School for students Of both
sexes. Location good accommodations ample,
course Of instruction extensive and terms moder-
ate Send for a circular. d. DENLINGER, Prln.,
Mt. Joy, Lancaster Co., Pa.
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Come Right Dovvn. Dan!

We published the proclamation in the
lKTELLIGENCER, and were paid for it
at much lower rate than the Mauch
Chunk papers, our circulation not
being SIS large, and the reason we got
the contract, was, the Taxpayers in
this neighOorhood desired us to publish
it, and they made their wishes known
10 the Commissioners in the
intelllgencer.
Daniel, how many days did you run
after the Sheriff in order to get his con-
sent to your publishing the election
proclamation, or can't you tell? Does
the largo amount of spirits running
through your lips so affect your mem
Ory that you have no recollection of
your sayings and doings. We know
that a gentleman connected with the
Commissioners Office expressed the
opinion at the time that they, the Com
missioneTs, would not allow the bill.
We never solicited patronage from the
Commi ssonersi there were promises
made to us, but we, many years ago,
leained TO place no faith in the prom
les OF POLITICIANS, and haye adopted
as our motto in such cases, blessed
ave tLose w..o expect nothing, for they
shall not DO Disappointed" Now,
Dan, cgme nslt Gown, and GcknowI-
edge that The Commissioners Lad 10
r.glt to pay you llat Sl@l lUr that lit
lie jub-tae party vote last lali at SUM
mt lliA was not much inc eAatd
through youl influence, ,arG y,ur weekly
visits 10 that Place, puEcuul'y. age not
a success
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$77 @ 5::|51:,. i :, { = ". = ~ +.
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Opposite Eagle Hotel, Bank
Street, Lehighton.
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BEATTY PIANO.

Reglster,s Office. Maueh chnnk, 3
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Again we ask the County Commis-

Again we ask the County Commits
sioners why they paid and the Auditors
why they allowed the payment of the
public money for advertising done in a
paper not printed within the county
limits? The official who ordered the
publication should have been made to
pay the bill out of his private purse.
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-S$520-

These bonds are issued for the purpose Of rails
lug funds for the erection Of a building Ia the
City OF New York, TO be used Tor
Perpetual Worlds Fair,
a apermaueut home, where ovrry manufacturer can
exhibit and sell his goods, and every patented can
show his invention; a centre Of industry which
will prove a vast benefit TO the whole country.
For this purpose, the Legislature OF the State OF
New York has granted charter 20 a number OF
our most wealthy and respectable merchants, and
these gentlemen have purchased no less than eight
blorks of the most valuable land In the City Of
New York. The building 20 ho erected Will be
seven stories high $50 feet in heightG surmoun'
tsd by a magnificent dome, and viii cover space
of22 acres lt will be constructed OF Iron, Brick
and Glass, and made fire-proof. The bouds,which
are all for $50 zach, are secured by first mort
gage on the land and building, and for the pur-
pose OF making them popular, the directors have
decided to have quarterly drawings Of clj0,OOO
each; this money being the interest on the amount
Of the whole loan.
Every bondholder must receive at least s2lOO,
but he may receive
100000!
Or s25Ooo. or $4,000. or 5000, or sa,oOo, &c.
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TD q ED II E2

With past experience, well established
relations with foreign fashion centers,
well deciplned corps of designers, Sc
lected with special reference to their
practical, as well as their artistic
ability, and the whole process, from the
time the material leaves the paper mill,
until it is ready, illustrated, and labellc
ed for use, being done under the direct
supervision of the Company in their
own establishments, they enter the
field of competition in the fullest conf
dence that the universal verdict will
be, that their productions are ''Peer.
less," and that an active demand will
speedily follow their introduction.
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G. Ben. johnson wrote Dams history
some time ago. 1t is not necessary for
us to repeat it. He, no doubt, had the
pleasure of perusing t at the time.
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The members of the Asa Congress
stepped down and out" at IL O'Clock
NJ, on Thursday last.
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p EGIsTEE'5 NOTICEs,

Notice is hereby given that the Executors, Ad-
ministrltors, aud Guardians hereina tier numed,
have t.lod their respective accounts ofthe follow.
ing estates in Che l,egis,er's 0fce Mnurh Chunk,
in and :Or the Couuty OF Carbon, whlchucoounts
have been allowed by the Register, wiz ho present.
cd to the Judges Of the Orphans Court on Mundgy
the 22ud day Of March nest, at ten O'Clock, a.
NJ, Coz confirmation.
First and final account of Wm. Mil
Ter, administrator Of Henry D. Miller,
decd.
First and final account of A. A. Dug.
las, ,testamantry executor, of Nathan
Fegly, decd.
First and final account OF Josiah
Brown, administrator of Thomas w.
Patterson, decd.
A. WITTINGIIAM, Register.
Rerisfar,s Oflce Mnuch Chnnk. Feb. 20 ls15.
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Ed.

B0CLDIN. On the 18th instant X .rF Rort MY =
beloved mother Of Rev. Alfred BOuldin, IN the nh
year ot her ace
Moan not for her, she was too pure,
l"S iiail Tor tins cold world Of ours;
Aud God has kindly taken her,
To bloom amidst celestial bowers
The bloom Of youth has passed away,
The light OF hope illumed her eye:
she looked like one too pure 60 live,
Too bright, too beautiful Go die.
Her funeral will take place on wednesday, Apr I
i4th AT the Third Baptist Church, corner Of attn aud
streets, at .. IN. Friends and relatives are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
CANDY. On Monday, April Il, ISIS, Mrs. MARv
fuseral al her late residence on wednesday at s
O'Clock 2. m.
CowLING. On the afternoon of the nth ia
slant Mrs. = RANGES X. COwLINs, wife of Atvell
Cowllng, in the 4ith year Of her age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
aiteod her funeral from her late residence, No 500
instant. AZ o clock
FISHER. On the 5th instant at the residence Of
has = her, on ksst Capitol street, Washington,
Ina .. Fisher, aged one year and twelve DAYS
Not in anger, not in wrath,
The Reaper came this day,
An Angel visited the green earth,
And took this flower away -
lchsrieston, ; c., and wsrrenton, Va, papers
No, JAMES y. GIBSON, late Il Washington city
MURRAY. On the 18th instant, JAMES W MpR-
RAY, aged thirty nine Years.
His funeral viii take place on wednesday after
residence, on the corner Of Sd and streets north
west. bis friends and acIuaintsnces are respsct-
brooklyn and New York city papers please copy \
sHEAHAN. After short illness, DANIEL saEA-
IA IN the 45th year of his age.
HIS mineral viii take place on Wednesday, April
l4th, AT o clock p m. Friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend, from his late residence between
Delaware avenue and I'd and street northeast. "a
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ulOWNMAN & GREEN,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Aucttoneers,
Ala 7th street northwest.
AND VALUABLE REsiDENCE ON 18TH

AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON i5rH
STREET. BETWEEN n AND 1 STREETS, IN
O. By virtue Of q deed Of trust, bearing date on
~ the sd day e. nay, "A; D; ls7s, and duly re,
records of Wa hinston county, d, C., and by direc
ton Of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
D. m in front Of the premises, ali that piece or
parcel Of ground situate In the city Of
plat thereof as Lot number seaentsen, I'D in
square two hundred and twenty, t93eJ aeeording 20
Davidson q subdivision of said square, The house il
new and spacious, containing al the desirable mod
ern improvements, besides commodious back prem
ises
Terms OF sale: One-third Gosh, of which $500 must
be paid at the sale; the deferred payments to be
made in one and tWo Year,, with interest ct eight
per cent per annum, and secured b deed OF trust
10 the satiact1on Of the Trustee. Terms Of sale to
be fully complied with within six days after the day
Of sale wise the Trustee the right %
resell the property ut tho risk and cost Of rst
JOHN o. ByAuS, Trustee.
apis V0WAAAN Z G814G, Auets.
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u II. WARNER,
Ds Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner and 9TH SITS. northwest
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIN
PROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL

GR9YEp PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPIroL
go On TUESDAY, April 9th, 1875, commencing
as at clock D. m, will be sold, in front OF the
- premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the city Of Washington, ID c. to wit: Lot
square 6s5 on east side Of list street west between
B and streets south;
Lot l3, square 635 on south side street between
LIST street west and Delaware avenue;
8Lots 70 and y, on west side Delaware avenue be-
tween south ID and streets;
Lot g. square 635, west side south street. between
Delaware avenue and South Ca pitol street;
Lot g. square 656, east side Delaware avenue, be-
tween south and streets;
Lots 10, IL and Is, square $50, on west side South
Capitol street, between South Ii and G streets
Also, on WEDNESDAY April %, ISIS, commenc-
Lots and s, square 63S running through from
Delaware avenue to LIST street west, between south
and Z streets;
Lot 7, square 63e, on southwest corner south ID
street and Delaware avenue;
Lot J. square X of CAS-, south ii street, between
u street west and Canal street;
Lot S, square 693, on Canal street, near south K
street;
Lot g. square ga. on east side New Jersey avenue,
between ID and X streets south;
Lots q and "a, square 7is in alley between lst St
east and New Jersey avenue, and and N streets
Also, on THURSDAY, April 2sth, 1875, commenc-
Lot l, square Ia3, ON northwest corner ID and
streets northeast;
Lots and 5, square 753, on north side Of street.
between I'd and I'd streets, northeast;
Lets 20, 81, p, %, a. square 753 on Sd street. be-
tween and G streets, northeast.
Terms easy and will be made known on days of
safe. j. T. C0LDWELL,
apI3eo&ds Salesman.
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eFRevels Of Mississippi, the first coloret
Senator, has become ID. II. aud L. pastor of
Methodist church.
a. There l. no necessity ofscratching ones
head over the Orthography OF perceive"
"reileye,' et al. Lice Is the little wort
that carries the key follows I, and e follows
c.-CgiScagO -idydpcC.
- lie editorial and city staff OF the New
YORK Tribune, which was on Saturday morn
ing Tor Tie hrst time issued from its new
building, signaliZed the event by the pre-
sentation 10 Mr.. Nhitelaw Reid OF sci Of
silver
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PkoPiRTHY On rae az H s6trs SS sipe az
SSTuTR14fTi tSsnTrwEEN era And iorn STE.
- m, win be cold Il public auction IN front 81
~, the prenisss the esst half q Lot sevsntssn
tLl, IN square three hundred and seventy -eevoS
GU frontine 5 fest * inches on strsst, with
depth OF l3s feet g - foot alley
Terms OF sale: One-thrd In cash; balance I'm o.
and two years, with interest et Per cent - ~.
mum, and secured BY q deed Of trust, deposit a.
exc will be required st the time Of ssle I'm c. .
veyancing at the expense Of the purchaser. fsr1s
to be complied with in seven dnya
sPHtuthsad J. !. cQLpwIkL, SALESMAN.
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~ southeast corner YIN and ID streets northwest
ADMINISTRATORS ALEBYcarALoGuE
oE zee ESTsE SSEIS
EEf7EfEEI I sss&H$A$&zEEs sF q $S s
sEiERk4HEhfT S ffE a FIVE E5 sEiTsSs 81
TTfskTE4ffESSr Ar Sif cesSIeEf;i kleH
s4 2 ks kiGHk ltfaHEP
fdP Eeh9eK S2sT 1877 nFAkEL
b GfSF sTka d6M catks c EoTpfENS51ISKE
OAK SLDEB0IRD. EYGLiSH Rory
SHkfEIS 4nS kssgsSfs VIII EhE
II SEQ; NEW ffRE PRo 0rsv s1 sfE lyi
kEE SfE e#sGsE so sg! TFAksk eorf ktf
I'VE fR oI SB oT EfkPf2ffs kEs0ss sEs
Fkfs XIX r1hfssEs fE11f Etk
DiNNER SETS , 81, AT q i It1sS"Ahf'
RIFLES, SHOT G GUt1SSSi us, REVoLVERs, sc.
nencing at 10 o'clock, at the above named
lisirator, the entire splendid coIeetion q Fur
niture' &C., contained Sf tfsTsiRYin part viz
Refrigerator T pIsiS Shi R56S Se'
Oak Sideboard. Extension Table, Eneravings,
Books Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Leather covered
Chairs, Spring Seat and Back Lounges, Lace Cur
tains and Lambrequins and Cornices, Library
Chairs, Walnut Book case with the entire fine Ii
brary; Fine Inlsd Musical Case Of high cost; FAR
Dinner Sets, Fine Plated Tea Service, Fire Extin.
guisher, &c.
Very rich and elegant Velvet Tapestry Garnet ana
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Blue Satin Brocatee Curtaips
Cornices, Elegant Rosewood Parlor Suite in Blue
Satin Dsmask, l6 pieces; elegantly framed English
Steel Engrayings; Pier and other French Plate
Mirrors; Rosewood Reception Chairs; Ro,evood
Etegere; MArble-top Tables; Chinese Poys, inisid
Swiss Carved Time Pieces beautiful aud cosflS
Mantel Ornaments, Bronzes, &c.
HALL.
Hall Suite; French Plate Eteeere and Ohairs.
Brussels, Hall and Stair Cargets; Bronzes, &c.
Body Brussels Carpet, French Engravings, Dr.
CHAMBERS.
Rich walnut Suites Of furoiture; French Tuned
pets; Velvet Rugs; Walnut Mirror front and ofhsr
Wsrdrobes: Mirrors; Oil Paintings; French CrS-
tonne Curtains Stair Rods, silver and Rlt Loun~~.
Cottage Sets, hair Mattresses; Feathers, Ac Ia
gether with the entire contents Of servants rooms
The above fine furniture, &C., is in excellent cou-
diton and 10 well worthy the attention Of priysfs
buyer 20 wnich tneu attention e invited.
Bros. 8. +. VILLA II a aS@.ss
apls-eo LUHCAEsoN Boa 49,.
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A SPEAKER at a late Ohio institute meet
lng wisely said: Instead OF psrrot-iike reel
tatiOns. we want a reasoning and thinking
about things. While the pupil must ever
allow due Difference 10 the superior knowl-
edge OF his Instructor. he should still learn
10 ask for himself NOT lis This truce sue
costing debut; but =. WHY is this sou
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
bisTRie s r 6E CcSGHTE ~ N MEAsSRRISSE2S
TOWN; ON THE ANAC0sTiA Road, WiTH-
y " TIN Rk MISHTEs WALK OF THE NAVY
"a By virtue of q deed of trust 70 me dated the
Iii 81 day of November, 1865 and duly recorded in
Lber and r. No 4 folio 49, one Of the land records
1Gs WA 81 & County in the District Of Coqm
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of
real estate All that parcel Of isnd herein described
beginning at stake which is the southeast corner Of
the five acres heretofore sold by Charles A Krsuse
is the beginning of Lot ofB c. Carpenter 5 survey
OF thirty acres of Chichester for O. A Krause bears
north forty nine and a half, west forty and
running thence south fifty nine degrees west vest
ls5gw twenty two perches and ffty-nine hun
dredths 22.Dl to stake on the line between
bach, and thence with that line south fifty seven
hundredths az 50 1901 perches to stake, thence
three and twelve hundredths 5 II 1907 perches 10
stake, thence north forty four degrees IN 44e
twelve and twenty four hundredths "a 100 perches
degrees west 49, deg W forty and two hundreths
go l00D perches TO the beginning, containing ye
Is acres, mere or less.
Terms of sale One half cash; the residence in
.eqssl payments, in six and twelve months with in
terest secured by the purchaser notes. and deed Of
trust on the premises; 300 to be paid down on the
the cost OF the purchaser. If terms of sale are not
complied with in five days, the trustee reserves the
right to resell on ten days public notice at the risk
and Cost OF the defanltlng purchaser.
ap2-lt SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
"pEDnEsp f Aprii 21st, same time anu place.
apis Young MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
. Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

ROCK ENON SPRINGS AT AUCTION
- VIII sell at public auction, at our salesrOoms,
LII corner Ninth and ID streets, 10 O'Clock a m ,
on FRIDAY, the 23d day of April, the valuable
hotel property known as
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
late Capper Springs situated in Frederick county,
Virginia. about 10 miles west of Winchester, Va
together with the furniture, &C, sc.
Terms: $3.50 cash. $500 in one year, and bal
ance in two and three years, with interest secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
apl3-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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TIE WHITE MIN arrested some time sine.
I'm Todd county, Kentucky, charged Win
burning the house % a colorei man aud
severely beating him. were tried in the court
OF That county last week. The prisoners nut
i'm plea OF guilty. and were sentenced 10 iaiI
Tor four months. Two other white mon plead
guilty 10 having burned a negro church. ami
were given one year I'm the penitentiarY.
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MoRE ABOUT THE NEW YORK RrNa Ron
REks-1he warrant OF attachment against
certain property belonging ca William NJ
Tweed, granted on the 9Th instant aud deltv-
cred TO the sheriff for execution, covers many
buildings and lots i'm various parts OF Nes
FORK city, and of great value The deputy
sheilits VIII seize the property rs soon az
Possible, and hold IL until the suit Is deter
mlned IL Il probable that i'm day or two
Nhranls may DE granted for the arrest of
ONE ring politicians who have thought
Themselves safe. Private kilograms have
been sent 90 Peter h. Sweeney. Richard H.
Sohholly, william Cooke and others in
FORMING them OF lnCerSoll's release Swee-
bey, AZ Is said, Is In Paris, and has changed
mnch ia looks, his hair and whiskers are
nearly white Connolly is I'm Italy. and is
unknown by his neighbors.-I'hila TiyacS
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AUCTION SALES.

orr re- Al.
BY u. wAKgEp

Y =
Rel Es-@ts Broker and Ructioraar
EeicIal B"tiiuT'- cor. a. and ssrefs m, tb.rs.
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si PREsIpENTGRASr's DAUGHTER NELLIE.

PRESIDENT GRANTS DAUGHTER NELLIE
she was hardly apretty girl. except with the
ioNellLesS OF fresh youth. bat her side face--
she mas a retrouSSe rose aud round chin-iS
cnarmingly ptquaCt Her chief beauty Is
her arms and neck, which are perfectly ian
contour and white a. aisbsster. This beauty
OF form she inherits from her mother who
has SUCH a pretty foot that the young officers
on her husbands STAFF used TO compete Tor
tne honor OF helping her I'm ana out OF her
crrlase just 10 sc it. The only accomplish
m mem Nellie ever boastef OF was dancing and
e.Ist me did divinely. she was not literary
oa austc, or conversational. and she never
itc'shueu 70 ee; but when Charles sumner
hcr Iather's enemy, died. she went into th,
sIeenrnouse and gathered with her own
naasas nowers Tor The cross she sent Co the
CONN, 30 ~ was Tor such little acts-for a
sort OF sincerity about her that sieSpiSei 10
assume what she did not pOSSeSs-tllai people
mere, even without any personal acauaint-
ance, hed an arectioh sor her, and they re-
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