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sHERIFF,s SALE,

Ry virtue OF Sundry Writs Of yend, Expo.
mas, 10 me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, at the house Of Hyland p. Bulien, in the
village Of Christiana, in White Clay Creek
hHndTed, Eew Castle county, Del, on
,i"' MONDAY
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1875.
At ! O'Clock, p. IL, -,
The following described personal proper ",
viz: =.
bureaus, lookinYg g1asses, carpets, wash stands
stoves and nXtSkes and other household fur
niture, &c; ALSO lot Of liquors and bar fixtures
&c. !.... 70. .,s-s..t - .-..--.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Hyiand p. Bulen, and to be sold by
WM. Fl. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Casle,
March 2. A. D. 1875 mar4-2tawts.
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The Beaoties OF che Nexs Congress.


A Washington correspondent, thus
compliments General Banks: b..
"He 10 every bit as handsome and
digniAed ali ever. he win be the hand.
sofheat man IN the next Congress, Gil
bert Z. Walker, from Virginia, alone
excepted, These two men represent
the same type of beauty. Both have
nearly snowy white luxurious hair and
jet black moustaches. These men look
enough like to be brothers. Walker
has a more dare,devilish look, while
Banks looks more solid and dignifeld
Banks reviewed the situation as he
walked about the hallwith light over
coat over his arm. For years be has
carried that light overcOat upon his left
arm We're he to miss it lie would lose
half Of his personality. 80.
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The following described real estats. viz!

The following described real estate. viz!
All the following described farm. pfanta.
tiOn or tract Of land called Bay View. being
Hin. situated in Apprenticeship Hundred,
bounie ed az d described as follows. that is to
say, BEGINNING at the centre Of n bridge over
the main branch of Hangmnn's creek on the
public road lea ding from TaylCr's Bridge to
Odessa. from thence with said public road
towards Udessa north seventeen degrees west
thirty -0ue perches to stake in said road
thence north seventeen and three quartz de.
grees west sixty-eix perches to h stak in said
road. and from thence north thirty two and
one-haif degrees west nine perches to stak Q
in said road corner jor these premises ard
lands of William M. Vandegrift, called Pop
lar Hill. from thence running with hedge
and binding Herewith north eiFhty-seven de-
three and seven tenth perehes TO y stake o.
corner for land Of the said William M, Van
degrift. also aeorner for land now Of John
Appleton, from thence with line Of land OF
said Appleton and binding Herewith about
south seventeen degrees and thirty mir utes
east about one hundred and ninety.iw0 peY-
ches to o stake standing in the Aforesaid main
branch Of HaDgman's creek. corner for the
said Appleton fromr thence down the aiore-
said maiR branch the several courses and dis
tanees thereof TO the place Of beginning, con-
tanning within said bOunds one hundred and
seventy acres. be the same more or less
perty Of James " Moore and Rachael, his
wife. and Elias N. Moore terre tenant. and 10
WILLIAM II. LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
.Sherif's office, New Castle, -.
February 10 A. D 1875. + feb23- 2tawts
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Thomas NJ. Ogle, Auct
DUBLIC SALE.

pUBL1C SALE,
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the Washington Hotel Stables, corner Second
and shipley streets, Wilmington, Del,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1870
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described Personal Property
viz:
six head OF horses, coach. extension top
phaeton, Jump seat carriage, 2 5ennyIinds,
York wagon, no"top buggy, furniture
car, sleigh, emitting box, BET coach har-
ness, set double carriage harness set stage
harness, 4 sets single harness, lot Of EL
blankete, saddle and bride, &C.
TERAs.-An sums Of $50 and under cash
all over that amount a credit OF ninety days.
by the purchaser giving bankable note with
an approved endorser, or three per cent on
for cash. = 70,
feb17dts t... D. II. SUTTON.
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The Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens
has been nominated for the Presidency
by the Washington (Ga) Gasetts. The
editor who has undertaken the task o1
stirring up the popular heart on the
subject is said TO be having uphill
work of it since Mr.. Stephen's course
in Congress during the last session ha,
NOT added to his popularity among the
Democracy.
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A Cardinal for America.

ARCHBISHOP MCLosERy AMONG THH
NUMBER TO BE PROJECTED AT FRO.
, coNsIsTORY ON MONDAY NEXT.
New YORK, March, "a special
cable despatch from Rome to the New
York Freeaadn's Journal announces
that Pro Co nsistory is to be held on
Monday next, March IS. Archbishop
Nc Closkey, of New YORK, Mgr. Ledo-
chowski, Archbishop Of Posen and
Gniesen, in Prussia, ,Deschamps, Arch.
bishop Of Mechlin and Primate of Bel
gium, Archbishop Manning, of West
minister, and Mons Bartolini and
Giannelli, of the Roman court, will
be created cardinals.
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sHERlFF's SALx.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Leyari Pa-
ID cias to me directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale. at tho house oil Edward Silcox, Jr
dred. New Castle County. Delaware. on =
TUESDAY, 80 II '.%
THE 16rH DAY OF MARCH, 1875.
AT IL o'clock, NJ. :.
Tho following described real estate. via:
All that farm or tract Of land called the
Home tarm." or "Fairview." situate, lying
and being In Appoquinimink HUNDRED. in
the county Of New Castle, and State Of Dela-
wit
beginning ct stake at the head of smal
gut, corner. for these premises and land ol
James Mst:hsssi tnsnss g g tae ns1t four courses
thews. to wit: north 6ity-six degrees east
twenty perches to Q stake, south tw emit eight
degrees easttwelve perehes to : stake. south
forty seven desrsss east eishty four aad
eight degrees east twenty .pershes 70 Q STAKE
In the public road leading 70 0autHe elI's
bridge. thence By ispd, Of the hsirs Of VIII
liam X. Peny. deceased. north eighteen. aad
tenth perchee to q stake. thence north seventy
degrees east sixty.six and seventeenth per
ches TO a stake At the woods, corner for the
said Peny's heirs, thence by their land north
tWenty-,ix degrees west sixty four perches to
| a stake, another corner for said Peny's heirs
thence north -sOve enty- eight degrees west 81 <
perches to q stake ut the side On O small gut
thence down the said gut the dividing line
for lands Of William 4. Peny's heirs land Of
Dan'l Corbit and these premises, TO stake in
Corbt's line, thence by land Of Daniel Cortit
south sixty three and q half degrees west
sixty -eeven perchse TO q stake IN the pubhS
road leading from oaDtwell's . bridse 70 Black.
bird. thence crossing said road south eighty do
grees west sixty psrches to Appoqu inimink
crock. thence up the creek forty-6Ve perchel
20 o gut. thence mp said got the dividing line
tIsSs is e the place Of bssinnins: ccntaisin: NM
enc hdndrsd aAd sixty three asfes, noss %
Esiasd sd taksA in sxssutien O. tAa pro.
psftv ,pf ysHse Va Messe and kashAsi 81
-: I. i .sA Z IN : Z iiis AeAssasisA.aa.
FsSrnass 3H X.B- IS!3 sfshaG,tas.s
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sElERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ Of Ais. ri. Fa., to me
ID directed, will be exposed to public sale,
on the farm of Isaac 8. Cleaver, near Pori
Penn, in st. Georges Hundred, in New Cas-
tie County, Del, on
THUR,DAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1875, at IL O'Clock. M.
The following described personal property,
viz:
Six head OF horses, 6 head Of COWS, / colt, 3
farm wagons, OK cart, horse cart, car.
rage, lot Of harness, aud other farming uten.
sils, &C. Wheat in the ground. Also, house.
hold and Kitchen furniture, &C.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty Of Isaac S. Cleayer, and to be sold by
WIN. H. JAMESON, Sherlfr.
Sherifrs Office, New Castle,
March I'd, A. d., 1875, 5 mar32tawtsa q
Also, on the same day, time and place o,
above named, will sch One-han interest O
90 acres Of wheat in the ground.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Darrach Cleayer, and 70 be sold BY
VIM. ii. LAMRSON, Sheriff.
Sherinrs once, New Castle,
March I'd, A. D., ls76. mars -2tawts
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The heaggregate gum appropriated by
the twelve general appropriation bil1r
passed at the last session Of Congress
is $1?5, 100000. Other bills were
passed containing specific approprsa-
tione. .ff+.. .-..f....Nt..tN.
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It was intima*sd as the Treasury De-
part1pent in Warrington, yesterday, that
the cal fos thirty milhons Of bonds on
2eoosPs e ths Sinking e.. Fana Z. %oaaa 4 not I
Sot S n Been sbsosussiy decided WHAT M WoUiS " ~ld
be the numbers Of the bonds called In
whether they would be registered, or
coupon. or what proportion q each.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
,Neao Ha,spshss.e Election.

The returns show such Republican
gains in New Hampshire as, to indicate
the election Of Republican Governor
and Legislature. That party claim also
the whole Congressional delegation; bht
it is probable that the Democrats have
elected Jones from the First District.
The Protectionists voted the Republican
ticket very generally.
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PURLIC SALES

VAJUABLE STOCK
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
Wul pe sold at Public Sale, At tbc AnCtloD
Room, No. II East Fourth street,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH, IL. 1875.
At 9 O'clock. ?. N.
Fifty snares stock of Bank OF W llm4ngton
and BranCywine, 10 shares Flrs. National
Bank, 25 shares Del Fire Insurance Co.
Terms Cash.
dstwlt STTDHAk & son, 4 acers.
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THURSDAY, March 11th-John
Thompson, in Dixie" at the Grand
Opera House. .. ......
MONDAY, March 1bth-"Htmpty
Dumpty Abroad Tony Denier's Pan
tomime Troupe, Grand Opera House.
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! - - a, J N ~ iIf1 80
NE g'.-l Yiasr NAy5osAL BAsK.t
rhs board q Sissetcrs have ais ,ass ae
cxexyd gpty4dGnd o1 .Aye jaeF cent tcr ~
pa 81 nostbs, siess q 81 81 taylhis os
a1sssaas ans. e'AAas 6sssss,.. 80.
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f@It Ia stated that ssuetaxy Fiah will
socn be nominated Minister 10 England
ia place Of General 6Ghsnek.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
IA OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A DklNISTRATORS SALE
IA OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Wll be sold at Pablic Sale, at No. 21l East
Front street, between French and Walnut
streets,
ON TKURsDAY, MARCH llTE, 1873,
At 10 O'Clock, A. Nj,
The following described Persona Property,
to wit:
One years old horse, good worker, kind
and gentle; no-top buggy, good business
wagon, one sleigh, nearly new; sets Of good
harness, barrels Of rye whisky, 2 barrels Of
brandy, barrels Of gin, barrel New Eng
land rum, one barrel blackberry brandy, two
barrels OF ginger brandy, barrel cherry bran
dy, one small cask Of Port wine, one small
cask Of sherry wine, barrel OF cider, o lot OF
quart, pint and hanpint bottles, a lot OF
timilohnB, two barrOom counters ale pumps
and coil, sixteen empty whisky barrels, eleven
brass epiggots. office and store fixtures, and
good many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Sale positive and without reserve.
THOMAS X. LAi;LY,
AdmiEietrator.
Ibomas NJ. Ogle, AuctI. mar4w1td4t
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, WEATHER. REPORT
wAsnFsroN, March, lo.-1 A. n
PROBABILITIES.

For TIE Middle and Eastern States,
faikpg bazoneter, sopthwesteEly winds
warmer partly cloudy weather and DC.
eAsionai rain or snow In ne latter.
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SHERIFrS SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

1DY virtue Of writ Of Levari Faeias to me
Id directed, Will be exposedl lat pubic sale,
~ the places and on the tinleB hereinafter
mentioned, all the following mentioned and
described lands and tenements, to wit;
No. !, At the house Of Alexander Maxwell
in the town Of kiddletown, county and State
aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, S1rE Esd DAY or MARCH, 1875,
At At2o'clock, p. NJ,
AL that plantation and tract OF iand, &o.
No. 2, AT the House Of Alexander Maxwell,
Aforesaid, ON the same day, and at the same
hour as No. ], all that other farm or tract Of
land. . '.i u - ".f
No. 8, AT the Jefferson House, in the town
OF New Castle, County OF New Castle, and
State Of Delaware, now occupied by John W.
Cray, on .-.
|, TussDk-, THE s0TH DAY or hARcE, 1875
; ,.ayeoJ At2 o'clock, +. NJ, .I.
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The Daily Gasctts
3. P. somscs nptsn Asp raorau'sss

Tm DAILY GAmrYI n puhiished ever. a..
tarneon, Sunday exccpted,) at 90 Market
street, snd serysd by carriers 70 snbsrrlbere
and villages, ,Ssr SIX ceAtA . wseA payable
nS ssss ost4 sse3cssnc Sf141 nm sf1fA
TIM rnxwAKr Gzz1rrffSs, Pr, esstablished IN
17el, h the, ,nrgeet and most AoYriahiAg wesk-
tkan any Other on Che Peninsula Published
every Ihpssdsy afternoon, 81 " psf year IN
advance.
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WILMINGTON. DEL, Mersh 10, 1875
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sHERIFF,s SAFE.

Tly virtue ola writ Of Levari Facias to me
ID directed will be exposed to public sale,
at the house of Edward silcOx, Jr.. in the
town of Odessa. in st. Georges Hundred. New
Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1875,
At IL o'clock, NJ,
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DY virtue of sundry writs of Levari Fa-
ID cias to me directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the house oil Edward Silcox, Jr.
in the town of Odessa, in St.. Georges Hun.
dred. New Castle County. Delaware. on
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sXHAHCIAL AND CoAHxnCIAl

WILMINGTON. Del, March 40 1875;
Latest Stock quotations 6rut1hed by
Oraie .. johnson 4 Co.. S.E. Cor. eth nd Mar
bet strest Wilmington. Dsl. st h' To-
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ANUsEMEETs.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Asrsh 10, Rs7s
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the committee on divorces.
Mr.. Learned gave notice of and act
in relation to the free schools Of This
State. ,'...lt
J.W. Phillips gave notice of an, act
sex county to raise annually by tax
On motion Of Mr.. Bird the Senate
amendment to the House bill to abol-
ish proof Of hand writing was read,
and was nonconsidered in. ,ag1
Mr.. Pyle gave notice of an act sup
Elementary to an act to exempt ces-
tain articles from execution. ~,
On motion of J. W. Phillips the
Senate amendment to the House bill
to consolidate the school districts of
Seaford, was read and further on his
motion was noneoneurred in, and q
committee Of conference asked for.
Mr.. Pyle introduced O bill to re-
charter the House for aged women:
also, to enable the City Council Of
Wilmington to subscribe 5000 to the
Centennial Exposition, both of which
were read.
He also presenteda a petition Of about
40persons praying for the repeal of
the Mechanics lien law, and O remon-
STRANGE against the sametfrom about 12
other citizens, all of which were read
and referred 70 the committee ON Re-
vised Statutes. s'. .,..
Mr.. Pyle introduced bin to amend
chapter 73, Of the Revised Code, re-
lating TO the city of Wilmingtoa, The
bill requires q residence of 80 days IN
a waxd. for all free white male citizens
befpre thsy can vote. gy,t q, Aaea n
- The Speaker ihttodpced q bin 70 in
cofpoSats she Seminole Tribs, No.7,
, 1875-02-13

auh coat from tho rl1e, Foster NON stopped from
pehind Ills tIen. hili sent lin furious death-lneH
seDger tearing through tho braina Of tho aaton-
isl,ed Indian.
Juat how many Indians Eoatcr had slaln ia tfs
prosecution of bis "lffe work." nc coNll nctrr
loarn. II mas Ills habit 10 c,,t i notch in his
rfte.stock eTery limo l1e Through. lin man.
bloody record Tbs Inst time va examined these
"notclsor," they aeorea seventeen; but Tin MINI
Dor waa probably increased nubseqaoutly.
Va do not think that Foster was naturally
blooi!thtraty or crllel. On the contrary, lIe
was worry cnusiderate ct other peoples feelings |;
nevcrlnfticted wntltun1n nlury upon dumb animals !;
woudnot XIII Wild game for tho mere sport; could
from brook. ur1esa TO rett,rn It to itH nntiso
oln,nont; aan (,assionately fond OF Children, A.
most always having Homs little present to beatow
urou them, such M beechuuts and Rprnee gum,
of which he Was also exceedingly fond, aud would
sotuetfmes live many consecutive days Upon
nothing but those liltlo nuts ami cold water.
But towards the Indians he eutortninca an en-
tirey different olasH Of lcolsngs. lie could not
forgive them for mur3ering bs fnthor'a family,
slaying the Indians In return.
Fostcr was seyeral times arrested by ehe legal
authorities Of fferkImer County, charged with
indian murders but he could not DO convicted.
He would either ntcT lip AMI establish tho piea
Of self-dcfcnse OF maks manifest the fnct that
tho ovtdcnco against him was incoucfusive and
50 would nncnps. Still, the evidence in certain
cases would have hung almost any ether man.
When last va saw Fostar he wnH gray-!leaded,
and hont With the weight Of accumulated yoers
But his eye had lost none Of its youthful bright
nesB, and lis net voua Byatcm remained undls-
turl,ed. lie was widely known and loved, and
d.od regretted W Ill bavc the MohRwks.
, 1875-02-13

hn SAYS Tint in 1854 ha cnn,s from England with
]ip vite and tllroe children. lie rented small
house at HUNTERS P,iut. Tho Aecond mpnth
brnusi,t tlisaster to tbs household. lila wife,
vhlIo o. her way to Now York. Tas accidentally
pushed from Tho feryy-boat and WAS drowned.
In lcas than ycnr nftctward one OF his chi!1ron
was drowned IN similar wa1, aud another WAS
ro badly crushed bctwern the bridge and boat
TINT IL died. 10 complete htn niaiortuoe. his
last cliA, \ little Etrl, WAS careeHbiy permitted
l,y nurBs to ,1ln ncar the edge Of lilo boat,
aud in front Of the chain. An uninna!.
ly violcnt crash of tho vessel asanRt
the tpi'os toppled tho child into
tho water. and 1t also wng drowned THUS eycry
member Of tho unfortunate maas family per
isled III consequences Of some ferry-boat acct.
dent. The grief OF tho father was 60 great thas
1t Affected bis mind. Eyory day hs takes his
place on oDc of ths ferrJ-boat. and eagerly
watcies, hoping to see some ono drowned. l1ls
bolief ls thai thern must DO certain nltmbcf
OF people perish in that way before he can -
home, As io calls 1t. to ueo hu wifo and children
In heaven. A few days Rlnce while gehtle-
mat, wna demonstrating with driver for beat-
Ing hia horHee. on ono OF tho bonts. tho poor
man exclaimed: tLct him lash ON lot him
!.sh EN-! May he tand means thns they, slall
get Mild and puah eomc ono into tho river
, 1875-02-13
Toe Happy to Lives

The pars ioulna!s tell Of young couple wll o
nero too hAlIry 10 liyc, At lenat tbs account u
seem to be oolorad with that idea. II. Dastel
WAS young architect Of promise. He hal ina t.
rIed young Lady Of beauty and aceompls! l.
mants, tho daughter Of = rich merchant. j T.
months on lAst Nsw.ioar's day, and appe.r& I'd
to DO sincerely deYotsd to each other. I'm a,
BaHtetn expected soou to become 4 mother, { 10
NeW-YeR daT the couple won't to dino WI III
u. Chanaasd, ana returned home 1t midnigi 1t.
II. Channard Haa dngaged to dino with the IN
next day. In the morning she lady went out to
make soma purchases, and returned 1t noon. lu
rings OF their doorbell, but no answer vas , To-
turned. According to appointment u. C4s ~
nard camo aud ranE--no response. lie was u lid
that several othor persona lad been equally In
suocessful. A locEsmitl mas called and lhn
door wss oreued The young people were for Ind
dead in tlcle bed. Mme. Bastein. clad in har
lresaihg-go gown and her husband III his trous orr
which both hsl evidently partakea nure on the
table. bottle OF ammonla aud one nf eedn live
water were ou ths mantetplacs. These fere
tie only Answo1a to blank inquiry and
Beaschlpg grief. Nothing Waa diAarrau god
in tue room, susl there The young rn4u aud 1ifs
lay locked in each osAsrs arms, aud death had
caught and cluscled tho Last amileH gu heir
They weso perfectly hsppy, aud thsy la ,ked
themselves Ia with their happipess and {, l1cd
death to turn tls key. Tho world could not rob
them now, aud they lay aud smiled the suil a'ot
vlctury. medical man said they hAd poih 1nea
thau,sssves, and gave IL ~ his opinion thai the
wife died 0Iss. Was taeFe 1ust = moment q ! 70
gret at the ssparatiop iu shs husbands b art 7
Did b look IN her faoe md snals Whit ha
thought AAt be wss about 70 setoin ha II and
Heak aAAt, ewAat fkoa ~ ths athst etda -.
, 1875-02-13
SING L3lAr 11Oll0kn ;tutA.

/ New York paper tells slis tiuee7 xsoTy.
"Almost any day nun ln4Y be seen peeriug
from tho wlndowB Eft tLe cabin Ut one VI Inc
James Blip ferTy-boats. His dreamy listIess
sountenance, wearing I h4lf-espuctaut, half
sssAulans e1preaaion gi7os hin tho apneAsanca
1T ! deuleutsd person. but Wt1eu eugagetl in con
versGtion Liz speech s earnest aud hts face unl-
mated, lis seems to llBye uo othHE business az
reps to ride GU the f.rry-toatS aud Indulge IN tho
kg.t.Gcatioa of . uoss p1s.aosdin4ry passion.
ue calls hllnsolf the .Fefry-b Fienl, aid
she account hs gsseA pt lis mtsfortunss
saH.d kGtm t0 suggest tho name ho
, 1875-02-13
euWNprGkBF3t

FT6H1 sHt .sslF 10TE 7SAItS, = tkA
Few OF our readers mo probably awsfe .. ~ ~
Immense sxtont 10 which tho puor III ~ isar1
make uso OF loans fro1a the paw wbsoLess saottM15 III
There are ir Nav York aud Brooklyn soian u',t,. X,
Of tlese aud in Jorsey City and uoboken snn sas1s
They advance to the poor during eash yeaf .iTt1
$4,000, 600. Thesa loAus aso usually to1 a. sIn ~
eeat per @ mo- @snsh. :? Tho 'sss sriso pedsd ot h.
loan Is usually throa times tho yalls Of sns q
lont, and IL vary often never redeemed. aa,na OWN
tue dlstross or poverty Of tic porson oH,usont6
II tho iuterest il from to 10per cent Pc. so.ne
It will ba ssen that llo paxnbroktrs msau fous
hundred per cent on their loans. Or aooa;; /. soi
millions annually from the poots toe .sa.s = -
Improbable that they act ~ much rcofs '@sS
sAl@ OF the articles pAN1aA3
, 1875-02-13
THE BATHER.


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Warm from her waist her girdlc she unHuund.
And cast II down on the Ips eu.ate tIlrs
Theu copss, aud coYe, md dcor~seutudsd yala
She sctutIpizod With keeu tholfrh l3Iuid eyea.
And stood with car intent to catch eaeh s;lr
OF Leaf, or twi9, or biru.wtng, ruetl1ue thcre.
Hnr sartled hsart boat o,tjclGr syou to hear
~ biGd. o tn,.et ,,-",p ~ i,nc ~itM ~ s,
a.insI r. tiv -. - 80 .ina @ 49, n,t ~ "enu 49,
In n.,Es .us t.a+e sne ~; ueH .ae
Gndt. 49,. t,sa 800 ~. - fttiH,, I'll sa s,si s' 'sA
srha, frnn H. GncIa hc- nnnS rn. h.t, .h ,o,x.A
1T.ss ,,,tt. ;s ~ H. , ~. ~ tiha ao 'uso stos5
shat Vii ~ s6Ias0 op.n ost,. ln 10
MeT snrpia ~atst the soft and shilninering coils
1toliau IN thelf ht!Bhs abunuance G'lt1onar
AnAu WA Iao 9oioeA "onacr Jason eotlRHt.
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!lor fAt hands tAcn. Hks whtte doves IN nst
moment tuttcrea mid tho ahtnln3 threads,
A. with de1ter0us tailch sae 4i..het Lid
Iha cleaning tfesaes Oh hor shap6ly head,
Eeyohn the rcaeh OF tuut!Y ana9tous raves.
IAsn from net tatoat her ARht xahs aus unclaspe0
Anu dF1bpea It de"u~ari with binsA fhat rose
1Aa Alghef % lilo Rafhont lower f1il.
Aud paused upon the brlpk Of Tint blue ials;
4 Atght toe fair fur eithar gods Or man
An Ere untsl1rked In her Paradise,
Tho watfrs into which her young esta looked
Gnvs hack her image with 70 true ! truth
Bhe tlGshrl to luok, hut b.llehint looked again.
A. nlAlticAs to thetr nirruss Oft tct.ru
With basntsi hcadneSs ouco sGatu 10 kaEc
Upon tho crystal Hago that renuers hack
Themselves unto themselves, until tl,eir eyes
Oonfess their lnvs for lhcr uHn lryeilnsss.
Tier rounded tlee.H ia each pf which had grown,
With sudden blossomtng, fresh red rose,