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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

succession of Nathanie1 ". Iox..
S sc % 0r DISTRICT COURT ros The PARISH
Florence hl aa No. 80 lOs.-whereas CIaude
thana1 strstion on the estate Of the iats Na a.
is nsrsbv Hays deceased. intestate. Notice
cause. within ten days why the nrana 70 sn .S
Bv osGsr NJ IN shonld not be granted. ~ '''
iyl3 II 22t Tnauv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13

r<Heart disease is more fatal in San Fran
cisco than any other large city.
BSDoor plate breastpins enable the ladies'
10 economlze on their dress patterns.
rF-Scipio Patrick, a colored youth, has
been clipping from Wilmington. y. G.
nF-J. Confucius NJ. Gillicuddy glazier adds
piquancy TO the Chicago directory.
nS-"I don't care three snaps OF a cows
numb Pittsburg phrase for indider-
ence.
nS-Don't insult a poor man. His muscles
may be well developed. Sagacious ex-
change.
ga very capable lightning singer and
a goCt fellow generally" is the graceful
compliment paid a telegraph operator by the
Newburg Journal.
g. Miss Ada Luck, OF Carthage. Ohio won
cook stove at the Cincinnati fair a. 1.-The
best and most expeditions cook" Ia thirty
minutes she cooked, and cooked well, pOta-
toes, chicken, pOrterhouSe steak. tomatoes
and corn, and made coffee, tea, pie and bis
cult, and set the table in the neatest style.
~ The following letter was picked up in a
street OF Nincennes, Ind, the other day:
Dear Jane, want you 10 keep your brother
Tom out OF the paTlOr when come 70 see
you. Last night he put four grass burs ON
the sofa, and you know had on linen. IL he
does IL again Ill kill him, as heaven is my
Judge"
When man treads IL a rotten peach,
ana comes down on the pavement ker-sock,
they all sing, "Where did YOU get YOUR
whisky ?" But when a woman does the
same thing everybody says, "ThOse Internal
peach dealers ought - be fined, aud that
woman ought 10 prosecute the borough for
damage -kdsfOB Free Press.
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EVENING STAR
AnUnappreeia,ed Fiunpcter.

A long haired, sallow-complexiooe in4i-
Nidral, arriving at Aurora lfndD depot tha
olher Gay, caused no little gossip I'm the va
lage He was mysteriously silent about his
name and business. Discussion was rife
whether he was Judge Kelley, Theoiore Til
u "A or sergeant Bates. Al expected some
lhirg remarkable OF him. Finally all agree
That be was an Ohio politician come down 20
talk on the currency question. They were
wiling 10 give him respectful hearing. At
: O'Clock their curiosity reached = climax a.
be emerged from his hotel ana mounte 4 a dry
goods box I'm the market square. Both par
Ties cheered him, for each thought he was
me tnelr Trend. When the silence was reached
ladies and Gentlemen. came 70 your
beautiful little city heralded by no flourish
OF banners or double loaded anuouncemants
time has taught me that the fine perceptions
and delicate faculties OF American people
VIII discover merit and appreciate IL uLaer
Whatever circumstances it may appear. As
L look upon your upturned faces To- light I
am assured that you are no exceptions To the
general rule. see beauty. intelligence and
nance before me-"
While the crowd gathered closer 20 him.
ne snutied his la.d-oil lamp with his thumb
ara nnger and went on.
III may be possible that you have never
heaTd of mo before. and IL would not become
me TO go into any detailed account Of myself
Cleveland, o"
A rousing cheer went up
he whole country Is now straining its
Eyes Tor llght upon the great financial
question OF The hour. One faction cries aloud
ior lniiation. and the other liftS 10 its voice
anu sings the song OF contraction. The
question may bc narrowed down TO gold or
greenbacks.' My 1fiends,' aud he raised n :
nuger mpressively, "either is good enough
for me-
lie opened little tin trunk and took ont
seNeral small red paper boxes. AS he con
tinued be held one OF them up TO view.
II ha'e AN this little package the greatest
combination Of medical properties that ever
Tie sun Shone upon. / call IL my 'BalSam OF
Cornucopia, or Lighting Wart and Bunion
EradlcaJor. II there Is any lady or gentle
man IN this vast emblage who has a
troublesome eXcreScence, let her or him linn
forward, and will remove IL without money
ana without price. will snatch, a. II were
But he never got further than that Some
broken windows i'm the neighbOrhood, a per
Nadlng odor of ancient eggs which still haugs
about the place, and splinteTs of wool scat
Iere' about the square, alone remain TO re-
mimi the AuroranS of the visit OF the Cleve-
land rn-dOctOr.-(,h CHICAGO 7bTIglf,ls
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IHIIil.

BAGHAM. On the morning Of tn Iath instant.
hA1E, yodhged child q 4. L. aud Jeanie BasnAm,
sg' q 10 mon rs.
Funera - Il take place from the residen-. Of 10
grandfather, 620 D street southwest. Tuesday eve
ning, at Q clock. tRepubicsn sld Ne~ YORK News
please COpy.l
DELLWIG. Suddenly, on the morning Of thu
18th II ptember, az St Flzahetl Uospisa for tha
Funeral AT O'Clock on Tuesday, from 80 h
sreet, between Gu and 9Th Sic. southeast. Friends
are invited.
GUsTIN. On Monday, the 18th inst, At 2o'clook
A and Anuie N. Gastin, aged years, ? months,
Friends Of the fsuily sre invited 20 attend funerf
seTN les az tie residence No. 62O ID street north
vest TUESDAY, the lith, at clock p. IN.
nkALN. A. Rose Hill, near " ashinct0u, ID @,
tECEI-IA PLOwgES, eldest daughter Il Col usu-g
o. and Ro-alie Heaiy, aged pears.
MCCARTHY. IN Georgetown, ID. g, n Sunday,
eepteii Der iZ't ~ 81 q m, after long aud lin
Thy, aSed % Year,, native Cf skibbcreen, County
Cork, Ireland. II. l. 7.
His funeral viii take place from hi late residence,
50 Frederick street Near lst, on Tuesday, lith In
slant az 10 m. Friends Of family are resp sctfullF
paseTs please copy.l
QUINN. On Sunday. the 18th inst. EILRNoR. in
fant daushter Of Bernard and Ellen Q1inn, aged
year and Is days Alexandria pagers please copy
SHEkELL. In the 69th year of her age, after
short illness, sARAH A, wife Of b. q. Shekell.
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-.
dence, 424 New ok avenue, on Tues lsy, la.h in
slant, at .. m.
WAREER. September 18th, az Sis O'Clock D. m =,
grLiA, twin daughter OF Brainsrd n. and Mary }.
amer, aged year, months. aud Il days.
uLerhl from Der parents residence, on the 9TH
street road, Just beyond BrightwOOd, on Tuesday,
the lash inst, at II O'Clock q. m. Friends Of the
family are invited 20 attend,
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Timely Hfnss

Always save the earliest ana hess 1911.
Loa svur oNh US, oy 50 doing TOT years TIA
rpening Will be hRstenesi 10y
Poultry may be bred I'm ans "a lor mans
ycars. and the quality great, improvSi. by
from. This is a fact.
Never sell of the best animals ana kaso
those 70 breed nom. that are inferior ana
vii not bring the highest price In TIE mar
Keep al weeds cut down. 80 they cannot
so Ia seed.
o. O, att Wen snelteri win pay 100 per cent
:, Coal ashes ere excellent Tor pigs 20 root IN.
Poultry VIII ALEC thrive by havlue ,lry cal
SS, , - noss sna wsllow In, they viii keep
down Nefnaln and make eggs also
Nofry weei1ei and wears out more than
work. Anger create di~ease
Live IN the light, Open every room ia your
house 10 the sun. Keep no noon shut ar f,r
company. There Is no medicine like the
one OF the best dressings for old sores Is
perfectly dry, clean earth. dress them every
Gay, washing clean and applying a fresh
poultice OF dry dust
Son words and soft water should De abun-
dant aud In eve, y home.
Corn cobs make the best and cheape>f
summer fuel - be obtained. They are rlch-
CT IN potash than any wool and tue ashes
ought II be saved for soap making
To preserve beauty. pre- 81 ve health.
Your business will surely be atten lei %,
IL YOU do IL yourself
Kinds words viii keep old friends ana
make new one.
IfpoSsible. neither a borrower nor lender
be.
The school house should be the most pleas
ant building in the school district.
True economy doe not consist in stlntfne
anu pinching ourselves and every 10 ~ about
u.
old gardeners say that beans plant,t
among SQusShSE, melons ia cacu IA beers viii
Keep OF squash bugs.
a small piece OF calCs rennet soaked in
a "a = HHa.Ha L.
casionally, viii cure any case OF felon.-
gGiriC FdI1R,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13

Under authority Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, Va, in the suit Of Roach o
executors vs. Roachs devisees, the subscriber win
ket building, Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY,
September %, ISIS, ct ~ O'Clock m, "Prospect
HILL. the residence Of the late James Roach, Alex
andria county, Va.
The place lies near the Virginia end OF the Long
Bridge, the south side of the Arlington turnpike,
and on the west side Of the Alexandra canal; con-
tains IA acres, all OF the most excellent quality,
about Ia acres, on the canal, being brick clay, OF
best description.
The Improvements are Q large and substantial
brick Mansion House, outbuildings, farm house,
barns, stables, &c,
The land has been laid OF In parcels, and win be
Terms: Twenty per cent. cash; residue In three
equal instalments, at 8, II and u months, with In
with good personal security. Title TO be retained
until full payment Of purchase money, and land 70
be resold at purchasers risk, on default In meeting
bonds ut masurity. . r,ousov p..,y
auRls-eotd Commissioner Of sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue ola writ Of eri facias issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, for cash
at public auction, In front Of the court house door
OF said District, on MONDAY, the 21th day of Sep
tember, 1875, at IL O'Clock m, the following prop
erty VIA parcel Of land situated IN the county
north Of the city and east Of the 9TH street or Rock
vile turnpike road, being the east part of Lot No
9, in Block 70, to w.t. Subdivision Of Howard Uni.
yersity lands Beginning at the southeast corner
said lot 9, running Is feet Wilson street; thence
north at right angles with said street $50 feet to an
alley; thence east Is feet; thence south $50 feet
paee Of beginning, together with all and singular
the Improve ments thereon, in the District Of Go.
Mary Jones, and will be sold 70 satisfy execution
No. lO.08, in favor of the District Of Columbia
against Richard Jones and Mary Jones, surety
sep6-td ALEX. SHARP, q. 8. Marshal, D. O.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
New Yerk and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sEPrEMBER

FROM WASHINGTON CITY
oes NJ Esl,imore and Wa stations;
o-4s 3, m Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
120 a. NJ, baltimore. BrsaECas. a, CLAY;
so. ss,im MORE; and az s.ls MAJ PnAds'n'
soc .. m chicago, Columbus; SsIau'ky, Cinein-
S,s1aton, Winchester and Valley, Branch.
e.1Oa ~, W assinEton Junction and Way Stations.
$500 M. Bhltiinore and way Stations.
9.2o NJ, Baltimore. Par.9T ClIs. No Stops.
90 , NJ. New York, PhiIaIelphis, Boston, Nor
fIk. Baltimore and EiIicctt City. DisHsy AZ
nd % sis at Gny On S faP Cars "'T Mere
$40 ,. m, Baltimore, Lsure I.nd Relay.
3.45 m Frederick, Wa-hIngtou Jnuction aud
WAY Stations, (via MeirOp Titan Branch.l
3.49 M, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
so ,. m ,BaltimCre Anne polls aud Way Stations.
bus sinduskJ Cinoinnati. Deer PARK. BgTke-
HEs5lvs. BrsaEJasf AZ Pakers56Ts and Boa
$40 , m Hager-towu, Winchester. aod Way
Stati rs via Metropolitan Branch
: 20 p m. baltimore and kelsy. Way Stations
$50 ,. m Baltimore and wsy Stations
9I5 2 m baltimore. PhiIljelphia. New York
md Ro.t,,H Fast Express. Pullman Palace
II.25 ? m , Fsst Express PvHraH C1vsto ca
caEo. S. LoBis and Pius5uTs tr'fhoH ehaHss.
SUNDAY TRAINS
o,15 N Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
ana So n Fast Express
BGL,Jn.cT. 1-f Way S,af5oHS.-- m, 80, , 10
sud so ?. m.
For Bnifl1rsrs qHf RsIay.-7 30 a. m 800 and
Wsu-s 90 a m ; 80 ard \ 25 ,. n, stopping
a. durir ? tbs week
- TrrtaS STOP at ElGdRef H0tsi, Relay HOFSs
Sf1fICH
FOR further information apply a. the Baltimore
aud Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station; and
as Penu~l lvauia avenue. v here orders Will be
taken for Baggage T. be checked and received al any
point IN the city
THUS u SHARP, Master Of transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. : kOONTZ, General Agent sepll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13
MASH. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
(Successor to Green 4 Will l-rs

u.
(Successor ~ Green 4 Will lLs
TEUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
T T6uEEt SSGs BEING P0RTIQS OF TIE IF
sTREETs NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUC-
n BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 10Th
~ day OF Janusry, A; d. lS72, and duly recorded
trecords for the District of Columbia, aud by
direction Of the party secured thereby, shall pro
coed 10 sell, at public auction, on tn URSDAY, the
10Th day OF September, A. ID. ISIS, commencing at
10 O'Clock a, m, on the premises above described,
Green Rep Parlor Suite; Marble top Tables;
ktaeeres; Pier Mirror; French plate fine Hat Tree;
One handsome Mantel set; Brussels Carpet;
Window Drapery; Wardrobes; Window Shades;
Rockers; Bedsteads; Hair and Husk Mattresses:
Mirrors Sofas and Side Chairs;
LambreQuins and Cornices; Walnut Wardrobes;
Walnut Bedsteads; Walnut Marble-top Bureaus;
Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus;
Washstands, Tables, Chairs and Rockers;
Ingram Carpets; Toilette Ware;
Plain and Marble top Painted Cottage Sets;
Stair Plates; Hsir-cloth Sofas and Side Chairs;
sideboard; Dining room Chairs and Tables;
Tin Toilet Sets; Oicloth; Clock;
Lot OF Blankets, Spreads, Sheets and Comforts;
Two Barber Chairs; Hair BoIsters;
Hall and Stair Oicloth and Crash;
China, Glass and Crockery Ware;
Kitchen Utensils AcG & &si
One Iron Safe; one Cioek; Pivot Chairs; Desk;
Cigar Case; Counters; Mirror; Racks.
BARBER SHOP.
Mirrors; Glass Case and Marble top Tables.
wMF. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
seplO I'd WASH II. WILLIAMS Auct
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HNone but the wealthy suffer d

work. II poor devil gets sick 1t is because
he smokes too much, or neglects his business
10 ruu about In the eventngs.-Eastoa Free
Press.
ex-governor Lippitt, Of Rhode Island, has
ordered salute OF one hundred guns to be
fired In PIoviience and in Newport today in
honor OF the anniversary Of the battle Of Lake
Erie.
cit was easy enough 10 get mp mornings
In the hot weather, but the change OF the sea-
sons brings every upright citizen 10 consider
the question, Autumn man spring now win
ter his clothes In summary manner ?-Nor-
Uich Bulletin.
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WOULDN'T ALLOW BEECuERTsN. - An
drew Kelly was IN the prisoners corner az
Justice hlleN's court rOOOm I'm RrnDklyn
and hrs wife was outside OF the rstiling rea. n
10 press her complaint oi assault and battery
against him. S,he testiio that he had alus,.i
her, and struck her in the mack. lie testified
That he returned home a few nights before
ana louhd a man, whose name ne gave, ina has
room kissing his wife. and ms wife patientIv
enjoying the osCulatiOn. 81 kicked him out
OF the house, your Honor, and told him ne
Couldn't Beecher round my family. Then 4
tolC her To get about her business" ssSerNeI
him right dismiss the complaint. Gphonne
Kelly said the judge. as he laid away tho
paperS.-N. \. SHn. l,fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

I sSys slssys on hand . lsrss snd assorted gsees
PINK, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, o
saHed and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of lmDortsc
and Domestic DEMENT'S and CALOINED PLA6
IIEBs, and handling yearly many millions Of BAN
COB LATHS, am In condition to I'LL orders OF any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity q
tticn
Central Ofioe-o03 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch Hard-lst st., bet b and o SITS. southeast
octSl-ly WI. 6UIHAND,
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Where TO Put Our Buildings.

In times past he who entered farm life ex-
pected To be more or less an isolated being.
society had no charms for him. He was in
most res poets world unto himself. How TO
make the most money out ofhi land was the
beginning and the ending ofal Ibis hopes, and
10 lnls OBJECT all his arrangements turned.
In selecting a site for his dwelling house and
fal buildings IL was therefore a point "a
get as near the centre of his plot Of ground
az posslb.e. OF course the contour of the
surface, contigulty TO water, and other con
NenlenceS mad TO have a voice in the deciS-
ion, but IL these voted for the middle of the
tract 1t was all the more comforting. Every
neld required attention; and the centre of the
wnole economical time and space in getting
from part TO part OF the whole concern.
but times have changed. Agricultural in
telligence has advanced more than would
nave been dreamed of generation ago. The
newspapers is now as much part OF farm
life as IL Is OF city life, we live as much for
mental pleasure as for the hogs and cattle
and potatoes and corn which our broad acres
yield. Social life as well as material wealth
Is an agricultural want, and must be kent in
view In locating buildings as much so as
any OF the mere cOnveniences before named
Another point is that there is not now the
same neceL lily for as much manual labor on
the farm as formerly. Machinery now does
most OF the hard labor, and the mere saving
measure accomplished. Altogether il is not
matter OF serious consequence on what
part OF ground the buildings are located.
rms giveT us much more chance to enter
tain the social Clements in farm-lffe and
there is no reason why In locating BUILDINGS
the spot chosen might not be especially In
view to its contiguity TO a neighborhooi as
not. A dozen farms of huudr- acres or
more each could be so arranged that the
dwellings might all be within gunshot Of ole
another.
Even though there were some disadvantages
from the labor point OF view, the nearness TO
society would generally compensate IL
FARMERS, as well as Others classes, have
learned that there many ways i'm which they
can cooperate TO mutual advantage, and
this may just as well be borne in mind when
arranging the faTm-buildings as not.-GeT-
nlQlltC1Cn Telegraph.
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GOVERNMRNT SAI.E

IND, August 10, ll6.
WILL BE SOLD ct the Jefersonv1lle Depot OF
w the Quartermasters Department., on WE'D
O'Clock .. m, under the direction of Capt. Addison
Barrett, military storekeeper, u. 8. Army, guam
&C., as follows:
,e,lo Hat Castles, ssl Hat Busles, IT'S Hat Ia.
Crossed ssbres, sN Crossed Cannon, 9 Hat Wreaths,
400 bells and Flames l21797 Hat Feathers, SIS k9S
Hat Feather Sockets 3,l4 pairs Metallic Scales "a
Gap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
The property can be sx amined at any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours Of o. m. and
ON.
The property to be removed at the expense OF the
purchasers, within i've days after the day OF sale.
suG1O-td Deputy O. II. Cen, Depot O. n.
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TTNITED STATES MARsHALv SALE.

In vrtne Of writ Of feri facias issued out of the
Clerk s Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
at public sale in ont of the Court House door OF
said District, on MONDAY. the 27th day Of Sep
seribed property, viz: Lot No II, in Loomis subdi.
vision OF Square No. 6 together with all and singu
washington, ID. O., seized and levied upon as the
property of r. Lobsiger and gill be sold TO satisfy
Execution No. ~, 1875, in favor Edwin R. HaiRht use
Geo Mason, vs. Il. Lebsiger and VIM H. Barbour,
sep7-u ALEX. SHARP, U. 8. Marshal D. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
u II. WARSER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th aud streets n. W.
CHaECERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
FHon6p REAL Estate ON sLa: BETwE ZEN

CHaECERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
PEOnEp REAL ESTATE ON 9IH, BETWEEN
i AND o STREETS NORTHWEST
Under and BY virtue Of Q decree Of the Su-
* preme court OF the District Of CoIumbis. passed
IN ed rity cause No. 4,E2, doe Il, wherein An
PIE ". nderson ct al. are omplaiuants, and VIM
H Asnoy ct al are defendants, will offer for sale
~ tnoIc auction, in front of the premises on MON
DAf, the 9Th day Of September ISIS. at o 'clock
ID tine following real estate: All of original lots
numotred one III twelve tl2l, thirteen 49, and
fourteen l4l IN square numbered three hundred
and sixty one (S6l.l This property has q front Of
two hundred and severity seven ts7Tl feet three a.
inches on 9th street, and one hundred IoO feet on
street. TIE property will be sold whole or %
arately, In lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale prescribed By said decree Cne-
third OF the purchase money cash. the balance in
three equal instruments and payable in six (5l.
twelve li2l and eighteen (l5l months frsm day Of
sale; with interest at SIX g. per centum per snnum,
lsad notes TO be secured to the satisfaction of the
until the whole purchase money shall be paid, } or
the purchaser shall have the privilege OF paying
the whole purchase money in cash All conveyance
ing al purchasers cost. Sl00 deposit at time of
sale. III the terms of sale are not conn piled with
within i've 80 days from the cay Of sale the trus-
tee reserves the right 10 resell the risk and cost
OF the detauting pun chaser purchasers after five
IS days notice 10 the Evening" star tewspaper
sugls- eo&ds Rep JOHN 2. HANNA, Tru.tee
ng-THE ABOVE SALE Il UNAyoIDABLY
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, September eth t,
JOHN F. HANNA, Trustee
sepl3 eo6ds IRep.l +. II. CLEABY. Salesman.
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AFFECTING LIBERALITY. - The Vicks-
burg Herald says: AS an innocent looking
old man was going up Washington street,
yesterday. drayman nodded at him and
guess not" replied the old man. "I'm too fur
from home and can't pay freight on IL. Much
obleeged, though. Vicksburg is q powerful
nice town. A fellow back there asked me ii
/ didn't want q coat, another inquired II ]
wanted a hack, and now you offer me q drayl
1 wished live here"
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a CRUEL DIsAPPOINTMENT.-On the Lake
Shore road The other day, an odd lady. seated
opposite snarp-loOking gentleman, kept
her eyes on him long time, and finally
asked: mister, are You a pickpocketP"
why, no, madam-I'm a bus mess man OF
Cleveland" lac answered.
lis that So." she sighed. "Well I'm awful
ly disappointed; 1 wanted 20 try and see m 4
COULDN'T refOIIn Won - lc-r.-L IL. D..
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WASN'T QUICK ENoUGH.-A boy was
roe str Gets this morning, with his face all
Sci red, torn and bleeding. A gentleman,
thinking something terrible had happened,
pretfy well used up, what's the natter
ooh nuthin', ;" replied the boy, "only went
TO blow into my dogs ear this mornin', am
didn't git my face out OF the way In time.
THAT'S au Toledo Blade.
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.

TTyHOMA BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
sttbe old stand of Lstimer Cleary,
Southeast oorne. PennsyNaria avenue and llth o.
EXCELLENT II, 'gsEHoLD FURNITURE AT
n On TUEsDA MORNING, September
VI 18th, ISIS, at 10 0 clock, at the residence Of a
~ tfIth street between u and H streets north
west, i shall sell the following articles:
Walnut Hair Cloth Parlol suite.
Marble-top Table.
Walnut Marble top Chambe, Furniture.
Oak Marble top Chamber Set.
Painted Chamber Furniture,
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Pillows aud Boosters.
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Dining Tables and Chairs
kito heu Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
sep9-d TH0S. BOWLING, kuctioueer.