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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

The man who waited for 4 moment
has not yet got 1t.
What Is invariably the beginning Of
drunk The little ID. to be sure.
Elijah was not a vain man. vet history
relates that he was taken up with his
clothes.
4 Milwaukee man was snmeWhat con
fused on arriving home. Christmas day.
after an absence Of FIVE years, when his
wife presented him with a bouncing
baby.
\ eolored preacher in South Carolina
puts his foot On excessive bribery at
elections and crushes it. Dis tin. - he
says. .'oh Gettiu' 500 for vote is all
wrong $40 is as much as it's WORT -
4 colored gentleman went 10 consult
"ne Of the Tost high toned LAWYERS in
Boston. and after stating his case. said
Now knows you's lawyer: but
wish you would please. sar. jiss tell me
he truff bout dat matter.
The theory has been started that since
the usefulness uf whales has largely di-
mished. through the discovery Of miner
al oils for illuminating urposes the an
imals might be drmesticated and EN-
ployed for towing ships
a lady went into carpet store re.
emily and pointing out a carpet asked
the proprietor vhat it was. Brussels. ="
-ays the proprietor. "Brustles." quoth
the lady. passing her hand over it.
Seems to me the brustles don't stitch up
much.
a throng Of youth and beauty glide
Amid the festive scene:
The dancers close. and side by side.
Upon each other lean.
But one fair maid. the queen of all.
Hath on her brow frown-
She feels her bride will have a fall:
Her-back hairs turabling down.
\ man was about dying in this city.
/ and an acquaintance sent the following
telegram to his wife. who wa, in Chica-
20: Your husband is diving. Come
quick. She cody replied. Cant 60
now. If he dies hand him over to the
Masons hes one Of them" The man
died. The wife hasn't been heard from
since. .-DeSrer (Cotorodo) Neles
A young Lowell LADY at home from
her boarding school for the holidays. be-
ing asked if she would have some roast
beef. she replied. No. thank you
gastronomical stately admonishes me
that ! have arrived at the ultimate stage
Of deglutition consistent with dietetic
integrity" The young lady will never
again be asked what she will have.
"oh your nose is as cold as ice a
Boston father thought be heard his
daughter exclaim the other evening. as
lie was reading in the next room. He
walked in for an explanation. but the
yOung fellow was at one end Of the sofa
and the girl at the other. while both
looked 50 innocent and unconscious that
the old gentleman concluded that his
ears had deceived him. and so retired
from the scene without word.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

A country deacon went home one
evening and complained to bis wife that
be had been abused down at the store
shaDefully. One of the neighbors. be
said. called him liar. Her eyes fash
ed with Indignation; Why didn't yOu
tell him 70 prove it p she exclaimed.
That's the very thing-that's the
trouble. +" replied the husband. Il told
him to prove it. and be did"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

An sbsent-minded pittsburg shOpman
laid his pocket book. containing con-
siderable sum Of money. on the counter
the other day, and forgetting to whom
it belonged pressed it upon one Of his
lady customers. assuring her. in spite Of
her doubts. that it was her property.
tie did not discover bis mistake till some
hours afterward. aud then rectifed it
only through tie agency Of the Mayor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
THE INDIANS REVENGE.

To partmouth's scientific halls.
In old-n time there came
A sprizhilv nd hoy from the woods
Aud Stronghow vas HE name
Much had be heard of book-irarned skin,
The white mans pridr and boast
An srdeut wish tins skin 10 gain
Isis honrst mind engrossd
For snou be learned the white mans tongue.
To read aud write aud speak.
And soon. bv diligence was sknid
ln latin lore aud Greek.
in Liberal arts and sciences.
With white i.oys he he1f pare.
And tlosr werr few who rdiculd
The color 81 his face.
But there was one New England youth,
Progd oyerb-ariu. rude
Who on ppor >rrouzhov's peace
Would tamtingl, iutrnde.
Eut when assailrd with treatment base.
The red l'oy siupv sid.
"Thr time NAV vet arrive when vou
MAY need and ask M, aid
Pour strGious wears were roiTd away,
Ou rapid wheels of time.
When ,troug gbow u his nation hird.
lu distant Wrsterl ,Iime.
The white boy. toe. bis parents sought,
Hard o., the Atlantic shore.
And little drrsu.pi De e'rr should see
His fawuy cias~Hiztc more.
But when TO stud, tilai. hood grown.
A captain De became.
Ard the load trump Of war VAS heard,
aud kind.cd ilto fame.
For Britaus rruud cssayed u rule,
Against the tIeemaus night.
fu-aa'd the I'D men on th-ir side
And aru'd thcih ior the fight
battl, fcrcv rIe bong vas fought
EetWcr the whitrs and reds
Aud ui Es heroes ,str- laid low
Upon their CORY beds
The indians gained the ,ictory.
The captain prisoner sriz'd.
And him with many a tluntiug threat.
lmperiousiy they trazed
An avfll oonncil they r0uveud
The captains ease 10 Try,
And 60 atom. for Warriors slain.
TIry sentenced him 20 die.
Tie captain quiekl, to al tree
N ith tortuting cords Was bouud
The fitchv rtg-u1s near him placed.
While frcbFauds slramed around
in death d-uounciuE dance they join.
The h-ud.likc death song sing.
WlIru FIRMLY strps their saohsm forth
To center Of the ring.
And 40 you know me. sir o. said he.
"Ki-W carefully this face
y know you not 4" Was the leply.
"But humbiy beg for urace."
'You knew me- once the clirf rri,ined.
And you shall know nEain--
FH StrongbBw. on whom. cruelty
You of inflicted rsin.-
-SJroaEbov brave ciiirffainl cunf-ss
With shame We tel the truth.
Btt -tiil. vou know IL was the fsuit
OF unrrh-cting youth.n
Captain. vou know the Indian well;
He never caa forget
A favor or an injury
When fisnd OF foe Is met
Brave chief ] TO my fate submit
But for nv lowing wife
Nv par-uis and nv children dear.
humbly beg my hfe."
Take .ti Although he can't forget.
The Indian can forgive:
A. liberty the white man set.
Brave cumrades-lrt him live o.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25


TnE SIMPLE SE0REr.-Twenty clerks
in store. twenty hands in a printing
Office. twenty apprentices in ship yard.
twenty young men in a village-all
want to get along in the world and ex-
pect to do so. One of the clerks will
become a partner and make fortune;
one Of the compositors will own news
paper and become an influential citizen
one of the apprentices will become
master builder; one Of the young viii
layers will get handsome farm and
live like patriarch-but which one is
the lucky individual ? Lucky There is
no luck about it. The thing is almost
as certain as the rule Of three. The
young fellow who will diatance his COM
pctitors is he who masters his business.
who preserves his integrity, who lives
cleanly and purely, who devotes his
leisure to the acquisition Of knowledge,
who gains friends by deserving them.
and who saves bis spare money. There
are some ways to fortune shorter than
this old. dusty highway but the
staunch men Of the community, the men
who achieve something really worth
having. good fortune. good name. and
sereEe old age, all 90 on this road.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
Presidents Message

His story Il the Events Of the Last F5ur Years in
LouisiAna-Why lie Supported Kellagg-ne D,es
Not Sustain the Military Interference Of Monday
Week but Excuses lt-BouJw,n AZ Wilson Large
Is Responsible fUr the Gentle Tone Of the Message
A sharp Drawing Of the Party Lines
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

"Ah, Sam. 20 you We been III trouble,
hab you r Yes. Jim, yes" well.
we'll. cheer up. man; adversely tries Us.
aud shows up our best qualities. "Ah,
but adversely didn't try me; it was an
old wagabond Of judge. and be showed
up my worst qualities
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
JESSIE.

irs-ie j. both yoanE and fair.
bewv ewes and suuny hair;
sunny hair and D, wey ewes
Arr not where her beauty lies.
J,ssir Is bath fond aud true.
Heart of sold snd viii OF yrw;
VIII Of vrw and heart of gold
sim her charms are scarcely told
Il she Vet remain unSuug.
Pretty. constant. docilc. vounE.
What rrmains not here ialphed
Jessie is a little child
Bret Hartr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
THE OLD WIFE.

BE kind to your old wife; she has
walked by your side for many long years,
she has rejoiced with you in your JOY,
and wept with you when you had cause
to weep. There are men who seldom, if
ever, speak a pleasant word to their
wives if they ask question they are
answered with growl, or. What diff
ference can it make to you" But let
some one else ask the same question.
some orc who perhaps cares nothing for
him, and he is instantly all smiles and
politeness To the man who is not kind
to his wife say, would not own his
conscience for the greatest fortune ever
Inherited by mortal man. How can you
use with disrespect the wife who has ev-
er sought to shield your faults, and al.
ways speaks of you as the kindest of
husbands? i? How can you sit so silently
reading your paper all the long winter
evening. while she sits in the shadow of
the freight, alone with her busy
thoughts DO you notice the tears she
sheds? Who could blame her if she
wishes she had remained in her home on
the off hillside. from which she went
forth into the world with you, from the
love of fond parents, who trusted to your
care their fair young daughter? And
how have you repaid their trust and her
love? Begin to day and repay BY kiud-
hess all that was entrusted to your care;
tell her the news when you come home
read aloud to her; ask her advice and
if there should ever come time when
her busy hands can no longer administer
to your wants and comfort, you will be
glad for every hour of happiness you
gave her. for every smile you brought to
her face, or light of JOY to her eye. Oh.
husbands, begin to day and be kind to
the old wife argus & Patriot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

Six enterprisiBg daily papers in Ver-
mont now. Three years ago there were
bat three.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25


A CUNNING ARTIsAN.-No bird. or
other animal. not even man himself, can
excel the beautiful workmanship of the
tiny little creature known as the '.briek-
maker" which is scarcely visible to the
naked eye. BY the use of the micro
scope il has been discovered that she not
only builds her own house, but manu-
factures her own brick. and lays them
up. one by one, with no workman, to
assist. The house is usually attached
to some water plant; but they sometimes
anchor their dwellings to the parent
house. When the animal is resting or
is in any way disturbed. she settles down
in the lower part of the tube; but when
all is quiet and she is in good working
condition, with no nursery of young
ones around her, she is pretty sure to
reward us with the sight of her four
beautiful wheels which she sets in rap
id motion, thus forming swift current
which brings the food and the material
for the brick close to her head and she
has the power of selection. for she often
rejects particles brought to her mouth.
The apparatus for moulding the brick is
within the body. The material is
brought through the action of the
wheels to small opening, where it pass
es down to the apparatus, which is in
rapid. whirling motion, soldering the
PARTICLES together until they become.
seemingly. a solid ball now she elects
the brick from its mould. bends her
head over and securely places it on top
of the structure. 1t takes her about
three minutes to manufacture each brick.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

MARY had little lamb" Nonsense.
she couldn't
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
OTHER MURDERS.

Many murders of a like character
have been committed IN individual cases.
which cannot here be detailed For ex-
ample: T. J. Crawford. Judge OF Parish.
and the District Attorney Of the Twelfth
Judicial District Of the State Oh their
way to court. were shot from their hors-
es by men IN ambush. Oh the eth of Oc-
tober. ISL. and the widow Of the for
mer, IL : communication 10 the Depart
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
RECOGNITION OF KELLOGG.

Resulting from these proceedings,
through various controversies and een-
plieations. a State Administration was
organized With William P. Kellogg as
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

JyvOULD ANNOUNCE To THE PEOPLE or
w ButHu and vicinity tiat she b. nov lrel1rc0
a a.uds ~ Plain family sew NJ. such as shirts
FuI- Vests Dress MAKING a.. flrH-e give her o
CALL liausu over ~ ulman's l.ut and .hse store lsig
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25
NiI~C;IsLI4NN IcOI;S,


7 DWELL VT AGENT fOE THE CuAMPlAll
Mutual rir- Insurance Cumpauy. BtrIinEtgu
~ Ir.urr IWeIHug- farm frsia-rty, Household
Eurafttr ETC.. and Mefuauti Eisk-. fur thr term II
thrrH ur eve wears an honest losses cquitab.y
q. iustcd and promptly paid. - D.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

There are circumstances connected
with the late Legislature imbrogllo IN
Louisiana which seem to exempt the
military from any intentional wrong IN
that matter knowing that they bad been
placed IN Louisiana to prevent domestic
violence and aid to repress it. The Iey-
clution was apparently. though it is be
lieved not really. abandoned. and the
cry Of Federal usurpation aud tyranny
IN Louisiana was renewed with redou
bied energy. Troops had been sent to
the State under this requisit'on Of the
Governor. aud. as Other disturbances
seemed imminent. they we're allowed TO
remain there to render the Executive
such aid as might become Necessary to
enforce the laws Of the state and repress
the continued violence which seemed In.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

SUCCESSOR To WV JusLYN & SONS nEALH
- BOO luurs Nrlieno-. Dye staff. Paints. uls Jai
boz. TurYtnuue. fami-he-. Brushes, window Glass
Fattr itslk.. stationery aud fancy G0od-.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

/. r. WOOD IE-,
\ NTANUfACTUEEB Of wOOD. INITIAL. GLASS
VI Cauv ls- aud rap1 si--us. Eauu,r. ~crre
OfuamtuuI PAINTING g.. FrIristur yi Wuo4s siai
Uu.-u--. ID r-.LIrIt.-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

..vCCrSSOU TOT r. CHENEY. WILL CONTlNUI
90 sell a Larre Variety ~ Sewing and Knitting
VaeHHng- orders solicited
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/ now earnestly ak that such action
be taken by Congress as to leave my
duties perfectly clear in dealing with
the affairs Of Louisiana. giving assurance
at the same tine that whatever may he
done by that body in the premises will
be executed according to the spirit aud
letter Of the law. without fear or favor.
| herewith transmit copies Of documents
containing more specific information as
to the subject matter Of the resolution.
l.. ). GRAST.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-25

In August last. several Northern
young men Of capital and enterprise had
started the little and hourishing town of
Coushatta Some of them were Republi-
cans, and Office holders under Kellogg
They were. therefore. doomed to death
SIX Of them we're seized and carried
aw.y from their homes and murdered in
cold blood No one has been punished.
and the Conservative press of the State
denounced all efforts to that end and
boldly justified the crime.
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DID.


WE Hs@ B TS5a joH% RS = IA ' Gsf IL
-, r. igEsT.l M az glsc; @ Te.isy afternoon,
northwest Relatives IIl friefls invited G. At
tend. t,leVsu IRA pagegs sletss -op.l
COOK. s.pt'mber 4th, ~ l3O .. II, VIRGINIA
Tho lurerai vii take place from the re- .er,s,of
her father, JOS IN street southeast Tuesday, b
SeIegr I,hI e; m. anu Relatives re-
JARVIS. con the 5th instant, - Hysttsy ne, Ma .
hLaNthk GIBSON. tNiu DAUGHTER Il Thomas aud
h ily Jarvis, sced year aud ~ day.
krieIds s.nd relatives are most respectfully in
kited to attend her funeral, from the Baltimore aud
ONO depot Tuesday afternoon, AZ 10 clock.
MIDDLETON. On the sth instant n congestion
Of the brainr JOHNNY v, MlDyLAToN, aged IA
lnths.
The relatives and Friends Ar. in,,,.a a., ,,.,,
funeral from tie resiieuc. Il hs rrrsflts NJ az
=, -ueet south A. 5 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
baltimore Psp-rs please copYl
,hohks On the ath instant 81 clnsum ptf,p.
MhRGARET \, beloved Wife u Gs5rss ", RSkss,,
The relsiyes aud ri-nas OF the fam y are respect
July nyiei 10 attend heT funeral, tom the resi-
deuce 81 Ter father John b. Castell, esq, 80. IN
sln STREET southeast On Tuesday the III instant AZ
,NAGER. In Philadelphia, on thu Al, instant. Of
nouth' gnly daGshter 4 Charlie J aud carrie
Nssef' .mborland Ma paper rlease cgpy.l
Gentle Death
Let Der leave thee with 40 strfEe
Tender, mouTuful, murlauring life
DE ham seen her hAppy day
She hatu had her bud aud blossom.
Nov she pales and sinks away,
Earth, Into thy gentle bosom
SMITH On tn 6th ius-aut II 9 sDa m C.ru
81 Va, beloved vile II Peter Smith, Ared 81 years
The relatives ard friends q tie fanny are respe-
iull} requested % attend the funeral from the r-i-
geBce "a her On law, p PHILIPS, "a street near
street southwest, on "Wednesday, Ser'ember = n
al Q clock =. m. alexandria papers copy 81
SHOEMAhER. In Georgetown, on The evening
q the lst SEPTEMBER ISIS, JAsrFR w infant -0p N
IraLcis ID AID Kate u. Shoezskcr, aged month
and p days.
TOXIN Santa-,ters a. 7, ~ %. VT s.
Ireland 's ~-~'N'
FRIENDS snd relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, on WEDNESDAY evening, Al 3
o clock, from -. AlOysiUs church
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District OF Columbia Real Estate
To b.
SOLD FOR NON-PAY'IESr OF TAXES
Dare aud JnP0id to tn. sGid District, for
which Tar lien Cert, Gates urere issued.

OFFICE OF -HE COLLECTOR - Tsxss Fos THEj
DIsTF CT tF Coz UsfBTA, :
Columbia BSllfIaE, WastiH S0H, AHF@si II, ls75-D
Whereas- IT, obedience 10 the requirements Of the
set Of the TbITi Legislative Assembly,, approved
June 3, l-If- entitled An act e. rUi,.Tce and pro
vide for th- collection Of all ttves that may be IN ar
Tesrs in thu District Of Coiunbis ~ alter JAY
FIRST, eighteen hundred snd seventy tdsee- and au-
thor DE the Governor TO aDtiCipst- tbs revenues
f-on the SANE. the Collector Of Taxes Of the said
District cid Issue certain certificates, AZ prOviied
for in section Of said azt fer the amount due
and paid taxes upon certain re a estate IN the
sad District levied BY the several acts f the Legs
tveIy August 3, ls7I and June -. ISs2, for the
support Cf the government Of she Di=rict Of Coum-
Bis and Tor oinrr purposes, for IN. fiscal end
fnz June -, l,s2f snd June s. ls13 and ins luiinz
the amount 81 penalties and costs incurred: and ,
whereas. the gamers If certain II 40 c-rtif Gates
after the pirstO1 Of che year from the date there
Cf. that The Collector shall enforce the pay (
The h-Ts. AMI Esvn iled the said crrtIi -.''s bear
ing the required ind rssmen-, 10 TINS pic- ssys-
ftrs gre pUn.gr r0fJ-s f~F may that
the folio sing real estate within the District II Co
lunbia beirs pi 9 Of property Against which said
Cerlincats have been Issued and for the enforce
meut of the pa nfut IF which the demand for the
sale Of said pT.ptfy has teen made, viii be sold AZ
Ib &c auCfsu. tr ca p. q the highest bidder, under
ard IN accord 4BCe with the ogizrr- e the &C
Inst atOk uI-l Toned, apprr~r June p. lS13,l on
Thu RSDAf the oh day Of September, a
u. 1873, - Columbia B1ilSlrE. E-nil,c-, office
2lb Your AMI an III sfreer u'rthEe-t 70 satisfy the
tald liens sut the expenses attending the sale
thereof
Sale 20 commerce AZ IL o'clock N, aud 70 CON
tiLUe from day r1 Cay tili Completed.
JOHN 5. COOK.
Collector o. TsTsS for 'Ir q si~t~f Of Columbia.
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MARRIEp.

CHINN-pANIS. On tre "a instant. ~ Rev.
Misc q. pAVr~, q this city.
MAHLO-pONAGHE On tho 1t q September,
~ Eey. ldv ard III lugln, 90 " llaW k-dasc. Rusn-
he Cuuuty, Va, XVII hAHIo, 90 ashiur on, u
t.,fo Miss NARN RLI~r1E nHNAauE, ~ stanton.
Va betrcit Free Press aud Stsuutol papers please
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EVENING STAR.
MoNDAH....-..sep temher q. Is-s.


A BROKEN BACK MENnxn -Tbe MAJ
chester ~. H.l Union ar 4 4 fl,erIcan rslafcx
this instance OF natural surgery: "A sincu-
lar case is reported from Brcntwood. Two
OF three years ago Mr.. James Hoyt sustained
an Injury 10 his back. which was cailea a
partial diSlocation O. the spinal column. IN
confe uonce the young man was para yKei
IN the lower eNtrefn ties. being unatie 70
Walk nr stand. His case was Pronounced in
cCrahle hy the doctors 4 few weeks since
be had AL, which apparently came near
proving fatal, but after recovering nom the
snoch y was aSce1 ,aiued that he could Use
h4s llmb>- and can now walk mile. lie Is
now engaged AZ different Kinds ~ WORK and
Is gaining every day- Prohahiv the fa'l re-
placed The disloigei fragment without injury
20 TIE spinal marrow
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COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, Corner of TIA strsst
~ aad Netc Yors aresrs, entrance on New <N
York avenue. The most private Loan Office
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest rateO q
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols. Ladies' and
GentlemeAs Clothing, CARPETS, and ell articles Of
value. 9ec74-Jy
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Aucroneer,
I0Is Pennsylvania ayenue,
THIS and EVERY EVENING -. the week,
commencing ST O'Clock, We will self IN tho sue
lion room, general aSsortIa ut Of Men ami Bows
Clothing, Remnants of ClCshs and Csssimeres,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware
&C. sales-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con-
mencing at 10 8, m. JAMES GUILn
msyS-6n AuctioneAr
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TO.MORROM.
HUTCHINSON BROS, buctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and d streets northEet

nUsCANS0N BROS, buctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest
EXECUTORS SALE
fRENCB-PLATE PIER MIR RURS. BRUSSELS
CARPETS, HAIRCLOTH TETES, SOFAS AND
CHAIRS, BEDsTEADS, BUREAUS, WASH.
STANDS, REFRIGERAT0R MATTRESSES,
EEATHERS, MARBLE TOP CENTER AND
PIER TABLES, DAMASk CURTAINS, SEW
ING MACHINE, 100 VOLS. BOOKS, COOK
ING AND HEATING PARL0R AND CHAM
BER STOVES. GLASS % CROCKERY
WARE, KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, T
EH On TUESDAY MORNING, September Tth,
" commencing at 10 clock, wal sell, bv or
Ttder OF the supreme Court, hold g a - sciaI
\ itern.) at the auction rooms of MesSrs Dam
canon Bros. southeast corner Of 9th and streets
northwest, the abOvemp ntionel, with other goods,
deceased.
Terms cash. JOHN MORRIS, Executor
sep3-T DUNCAESON BIOS Aucts