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II +. ZIMMERMAN & SON,
Al. AuctlOneers and Commission Merchants,
No. GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th ST, northwest.

T..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.
BEIWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
LNORfH SIpEO CONSISTING OF THREE
STORY ER ME- DWELLING. WITH ALARGE
Gel LAR No. 22-; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
~ b. virtue Of a deed Of trust dated October 10.
LIZ 4. ID. lS7l, and duly recorded in LibeF No 6ij
folio Us, among the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia. and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell ut public auction, il front Of the
premises, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, May
3lst, 1915. at $50 p. all those certain pieces or
parcels Of grouud in the city Of Washington in said
District, and known and described as follows, to
wit: The western 2i feet fronting on East Ca ptol
street Of lot J. IN square No 49, aud extending back
the width Of 20 feet the full depth If said lott also
lot lettered and marked M, - in H. c. Shoes and
others recorded subdivision Of original lot, H. IS
10, IL ard Is in said square No. 7j3 excepting the
south II feet 9t inches fronting on 81 street east
10y equal depth OF 29 feet inch Of said lot M - to-
geiher with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash of which Sl5O must
be paid at time Of salrl. and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. in equal payments, to
be secured 10y purchasers notes, bearing interest
IRON day sale at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum until Paid payable semi aIruaiiyJ, AID deed
Of trust on the premises sold Conyeyancing and re-
coTdinR At purchaser cost ii terms Of sale not
tsmplied with in Six days after gale, the trustee re
the right TO resell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. WIN. +. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
rylSd NJ. G. LUT1RELL, Salesman.
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TUOMAS f. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 18th street

INfONToWN. MILE fhoh
L. On SATURDAY. May %. 1873, at O clock
Eli ?. m will sell, at public auction, the above
property. improved 10y a two-story Frame Cottage
OF eight rooms, with Stable, Barn and all other
necessary out buildings. One Of the choicest
this side of Delaware.
Ii is one Of the most prominent sites on the Mary
land side OF the river. commanding a full view of
GeCTSetovn. Washington, Alexandria, Fort FoOte
Fort Washington, and many other fine views of the
scenery on both sides Of the Potomac for many miles
around. mayISdEds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auc.ioneer,
tsncce.eor to Green Williams, Auctis,)
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
cHANCERY SALE OF STOCK OF BOOTS
STSEE SS.ss sIz STREET N6RffiWNEssf.
Tf1n Inder and by virtue Of decree passed May
ktlI nth, lS5, by the Supreme Court Of the Dis
~ trict OF Columbia, In cause numbered Sss7,
proceed to sell. ammeneing at 10 o 'clock a. M on
MCNDAi, MAY -, lsIs, on the premises, No. sSa
bdr IN s,nr AZ puo,le a1stion to the highest
Wares and n Merchandise of and belonging 10 the
estate Of Charles 7. Cummins and remaining in the
assorted stock of Boots and Shoes The goods win
he sold in lots TO sut purchasers.
Terms Of sale All cash, to be paid before the de-
not complied with within three 81 days from the day
Of the articles then unpaid for will be resoId NJ
me RISK a cost OF the defaultins purchaser pur
n.yf2d lRepl WASH B. WILLIAMS ssSi Auct.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9th and D sts., northwest.
SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
AMfII sTo kT BkkITE UTf6N HsANDsTa STREETS
" cerned SoSp1p0 OF Nay La r sTst, conn com
(meneing at 10 o'clock a. M, on the premises.
tanning 10 Rooms. consisting in part Of
Walnut NJ. 7. Sets:
T W9Inut s sotas, Ghsirs N: T. Table:
Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Spring.:
Brp.selSs Three ply and Ingram Carpets;
Walnut sideboards. Chairs, Tables, &c;
French-plate Mirrors. Bar Counter;
Pictures, Chairs. Tables, Vases;
~ Bar Glasses and Fixtures, SC, &c,
mayed '''- Gnu DtNGANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TBoMAs BOWLING. .no,ioa.er

V'noAAS poNL LINZ. Anctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, MOTIONS
AND MILLINERY GOODS
HGsa,I VIII sell, on WEDNESDAY. Nav ,ha
sSSYsS.oib, commencing ~ 10 m aud ~ y m /,
1H-sotfe entire stock contained ia store OF A
fsttoi LOT corner 9th street ami Penny sania ave
Ine, Capitol Hill, Consisting Of Table Lin,
Cloths, cottons. Dress Goods Prints Has n ~
Ions, Neivefs. Flowers, Gleves, Hosiery. uan6ur-
fdgiIes. and all ether goods parfain.pk 10 In hoe
ness. also. 81 Dozen COPPER Stamp Plug RISrks "a.
sethcr with he Fixtures, including han is0raa S
Nrr ouuted Show Gases. Sale 20 continue until ali
mySssF THOs. BOWLING. Auc,.
THUS, Il. WAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctioneer, $40 7th street.
TRrsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVEN REAL ESTATE on IRA STREET,
BETWEEN @ AND SHEETS NORTH
- Under and BY virtue Il a deed Of ,rus, 70 me-
duly recorded in Liher "a, folio COS Of tn lani
= records for the District Of Columbia. will sell
on SATCRpAf, May %. ISIS, al O'Clock .. m,
On The premise at PUBLIC anetion' and 20 the high
fronting u feet ~ inches on sth street and rgunins
back with that widfh 81 feet inches
Terms Of sale: onehaif cash; balance IN six
sso twelve months, notes 20 Be secured by deed 81
uust OF the property. CoBveyancing % be at pur-
CT aser cost. IL the terms Of sale not camrt
with within Eve days from the day of sale the pron
erty to be resold the risk and COS, Of the ..an
ING purchaser after three days notice ia the Zen
ing Star newspaper. 100 deposit a. time n sal
JAMES NJ. JOHNSON, trustee
There will also be sold A. the sane time and
place aud on the same torn = the adjoining rs feet
q. inches, making front % 81 Zee, inches on stu
street. THOMAS n WaGGAMAN
nav eo6ds AuetiaReer
los KEIVEV
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BANKERS.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
IMMENSE VARIETY.

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
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THOSIAS BOWLING,

And sIu STREETS NORTHWEST, Be
TWEEN Il AND STREETS, AT AUCTION.
feR On MONDAY, May 24th ISIS, at O'Clock
~ p. m, On the premises. viii sell parts of Lots
and 10. in square tl9, fronting on 9TH street,
and parts Of Lots and g. In same square, fronting
on otb street. This property is in an improving
neigEborhood, aud well worthy the attention of
purchasers.
Terms. One third cash: balance i'm six and twelve
month";, with intere-t at per cent A deposit of 80
on each lot required when the property is bid OFF.
All COuVeyaUCI- z al the cost Of the purchaser
may lS-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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hUNCANSOS BROS, Auctioneers,
II Corner 9th aud ID streets northwest

BLACK HORSE, NEW TOP PHI ETON. SINGLE
HARNESS AND WHIP. Ar AUCTION
eEaEE On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May
MIX 2lth, IN front of our auction rooms, We
S@xNwilI sell, at 4 clock, one Black Horse,
seven years old. sound kind and gentle and good
mover.
One new top Pheton;
One set single Harness
Terms cash.
my2l2t DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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nuNOANS0N BROS. Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and u streets n. W

FINE FLOODED BROWN MARE, SIDE-BAR
SRRiNG-TOP BUGGY AND SINGLE SET OF
~ on MONDAY AFTERNOON. May oath,
SN IN front OF our auction rooms, Will sell at
4 o clock " "
fine blooded brown Mare. years old kind and
gentle and q splendid driving Mare.
Top, Side bar Spring Buggy, made TO order
set single Harness, Robe, Whip, Saddle and
This outfit is the property of a private gentleman
who has no further for IL account of leaving
the city, az Is of the best rigs in Washington
Terms cash. DUNCANSON DROS,
my2l 2t Tier Arrti0naers
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- SAMSTAG & Co, Auctioneers,
-. 1902 K street northwest.

We will sell at auction commencing SATURDAY
May ~, a large invoice of Dry aud Fancy goods
consisting of CottOns. Prints. Dress Goods, Ham
burg Embroiieries, Towels, Napkins, Crash, Lace
eh2wIs and Jackets, Gents Furnishings, Hosiery,
&C. This invoice is from a stcrekeeper declining
business, and will be closed out in conjunction with
the bankrupt stock 10y the first Of June previous to
removal.
may2o-3t S. SAMSTAG & Co. Aucts.
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XNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams, AuctsJ
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts

PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON |,
SIREET, BETMEEN 9TH AND fora NORTH
WEST, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE Of
TIE LATE MARIEL ii. WILLIAMS, DE-
CEASED, AT AUCTION
f1 On MONDAY, May 3lst. 1875, at g O'Clock ..
Lii m, shall sell, tlia premises. parts of Lots
s, and Z, in square 369 having front Of Il feet
inches, running back 10 feet TO alley, more or
less- with the improvements thereon, consisting of
two-s story and attic Frame Dwelling, (being No.
93SD with gas, and excellent pump of water in the
yard Wi; h good side alley. This property is in a
very central location.
Terms. One-third cash; balance in six aud twelve
mOIths with interest at per cent. per annum, and
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold All
ConyeyanCBg at purchasers cost : 100 viii be re-
quiTed OF the purchaser at the time of sale.
ALEXANDRA 4. S0PER, Executor.
ma lS-td WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


u b. WARNER,
LIE Real Estate Broker and Aucfforeer,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and sts northwest
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IL II. WARNER.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and st5. northwest

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner eth and SIS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORY BRICK
BUILDING IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN ora
A A ai TrT STREETS AND AND STREETS
a BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated June IS. A.
one of the land records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby, we
which the property borders, on m0SpAY az Nav AZ
~, 1873; at clock P M, all those certain pieces
in the city Of washington, D. G., and known aud
Distinguished as parts OF lots numbered sixteen l6l
bred and if four $50. described as follows: BE" Be-
ginning at point on fifteen (l5l foot alley sixty
southeast corner Of lot numbered seventeen 10 and
north sixteen l6j feet and one W inch; thence west
nifty six So feet and six 90 inches, to the line
alley thence north With said alley, and the vest
line oil lot numbered sixteen To-, seventeen 7) feet;
50 feet; thence east seventy six 76 feet and six g.
INCHES, to the east line Of lot numbered seventeen
with the line of said lot and alley thirty 1851 feet
and one II inch 10 the place of beginning together
Terms: The amount secured by said deed of trust
and expenses of sale in cash and the balance six,
interest. depost Of SAC will be required Of the
purchaser at time OF sale All eonveyan cing at ex
MICHAEL P. CALLAN, Trustees
70 III II ABOh r. "a LIZ Il POSTPONED until
THURSDAY. May 21th. 1875, same hour and place
MICHAEL =. CALLaN.{ trustees.
myB-d tRep.l j. t. COLDWELL, Salesman.
NOUNG d MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
LIE Drot Building, corner Sth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IROPER1Y AT AUCTION. BEING TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS on THE WEST SIDE
OF l2IH STREET, BETWEEN AND U
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- D. virtue OF deed of trust, dated August 10Th
ks FIU, and recorded in Liber 622 folio 2l9 Ell SEQ
one # the land cords of Washington county i'm the
u the note secured thereby, will sell. at public
auction. on the premises. on MONDAY, May nth,
ieIj ot . clock all those pieces parcels of
und IN the city Of Washington, District Of Column
bia- known as lots 70 and 49, in Faconer aud Allen
subdivision of part of the east haf of square No
"a. Each lot Is improved by handsome two story
Brick Dwelling House. Zach house will be sold
I.rns Of sale: 81 200 on each house together with
the proportional expenses Of this sale, in cash.
balance in six and twelve months, secured BIZ notes
bearing interest and deed OF trust the property
deposit Of 800 each house will be re lirei
when the property is knocked down. COnveyancing
at purchasers cost If the terms of sale not COM
Piled with within days after sale, the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF defsllting purchaser or purchasers.
PHILIP 3. pAENEILLE,, 1r,,,.oa,
ROBERT p. DODGE, liuSVees'
may6d.5d5 YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
ETuE AROvE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. stay 2OtE. same hour and place.
i;y order OF the Trustees.
msylo-d&ds Young Il MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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apal-d WASH. b WILLIAMS, Sncts.

9-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED till
FRIDAY. the 18th day OF May, ISIS, at O'Clock
p. m. By order Of the Trustee. mays eoSds
Republican, May Il and liI
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:. Z u,
IL Real Estate Broker and Auctionoar
NO oil 9Th street, opposite L 5 Pos; Otice
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Gibson BROTHERS,
VI BOOK AND JOB PRIHTERs,
lOaz ania avenue, south sfdeJ
FINE wOEh . specially. noxas-i,
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az THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, May cath, 1875, at the
s. me hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
myl5- Goods WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS. Auct
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UNDERTAKES.

n r. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
~: eS< " STREET, between sinth ana Tonssi
narl-ly
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YOUNG d MIDDLETON, Auctioueers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agent
LIE Droit Building, corner sth aud streets
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eF-THE AROyE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. stay 2Oth same hour and place
BY order OF the Trustees.
mayI3-d&ds Young 4 MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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"ASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
w Successor TO Green & Williams, Auctioneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
BkIMEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH SIS.
SOUTHWEST.
90 1 will sell, in front Of the premises at 6
LII clock IN on THURSDAY, MAY -. ISIS.
part of lot ~, square 352 fronting l. feet ~, in
ches on Maryland avenue. and IlprOy cd by sub
stantial four story brick dwelling, baing No 1907
Terms: $500 cash; balance in :, 10, aud - months
with interest a. per cent. SlJg day OF sale Con
Rlsy2i-dSds THOS BOWLING. Auc+
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HOUSE FAINTER AND GLAzIER,
uar2otr s8s HIH sTKFrr Nes7u,rrs,
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EXTENSIVE EEAD.HEADING.

few days ago q hearse arrived from
Rochester, N. Y, consigned to Easterday &
Morgan of this city Oakland, Cal.). The
hearse was transported from the shop in
Rochester without change of cars from the
ut OH which it was originally placed. Be-
re shipment the manufacturers placed q
urge box over it to protect it from the
weather. The box rested on the axles, in
side the wheels, being long enough to ex-
tend from the rear over the dashboard in
front. Owing to the construction of the
drivcrS seat on the hetrsc, the corners of
the box extended far enough to allow room
for the body of Il man to pass between the
box at that point and the hearsc.
The front and rear of the vehicle is SO
constructed as to swing open. au1 thereby
hangs the tale. This was known by some
one who silently contemplated how easy
it would be to save q few cents and see the
country where Strawberries grow us large
as hens eggs all the year roun |, and then
bounced off to lay in a stock of provisions.
These he procured. and poked them through
the cavity between the hcarsc and the box,
after which he followed. Once within the
wooded sepulchre, it is thought he wafteda
song of praise, for there reposed large
box, partially filled with silver-plated cas-
kct trimmings, etc, which had been packed
in straw and shavings, rs also the seat
cushions. After arranging his corned beet,
bread, sardincs, hcrmetically sealed cab.
bagc, and u quantity of tobacco, he arrang-
ed the ornaments in the box so rs to leave
a nice place i'll the center for him to repose
in.
And then, after taking a drink and a
chew of tobacco, he reclincd amid the straw
and fine shavlngs, and quietly snickered.
The appearance of this suffering soul. as he
laid back and elected the nicotine from be-
tween his ruby lips against the plate glass
sides of that hearse, must have been salts
factory. AS was seen by the remnants left
in his lodgings. his appetite remained sub.
stantial throughout the journey. but his
amiable weakness seems to have been in
lining the glass walls Of his sanctum with
tobacco juice. A highly -colored, short
stemmed clay pipe, found in the corner,
gave proof that it was not allowed to rust
with inactivity, and told how vacation be-
tween meals was sometimes passed,
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GAMBLING.

No passion can lead to such extremties,
nor involve q man in such complicated
train of crimes and vices, and ruin who.e
families so completely, as the bancful rage
for gambling. 1t produces and nourishes
all imaginable disgraccful sensations; 1t is
the most fertile nursery Of covetousness,
envy, rage, malice. dissimulation, ,falsehood.
and foolish reliance on blind fortune; it
frequently leads to fraud, quarrcls, murder,
forgery, meanness. and despair; and robs
us in the most objectionable manner of the
greatest and most irrccovcrable treasure
time. Those that are rich act foolishly in
venturing their money in uncertain specu.
!ation; and those that have not much to
risk, must play with timidity, and cannot
long continue play unless the fortune of the
game turn rs being obliged to quit tho
field at the first heavy blow; or if they
stake everything to force the blind goddess
to smile upon them at last, madly hazard
their being reduced to instant beggary,
The gambler but rarely dies Il rich man,
those that have had the good fortune to re.
alize some property in this miserable way.
md continue playing, are guilty of two
fold folly. Trust no person of that de-
icription, of whatever rank or character he
may be.
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A HUSBANDS MISTAKE.

The severe lesson n Pittsbnrg man lately
received from his wife, is thus set forth by
the Commercial of that city:
"The husband had been in the habit Of
staying out late at night, and on the even
ing in question, at about half past eleven
o'clock, he WAS standing in front of an AL
derman's in company with some friends.
including the magistrate. A woman close
ly yelled came along, apparently under the
influence of liquor. The husband referred
to proposed that she be arrested and tried
at once. The party took up the sug sestion.
with the idea that there was fun ahead,
and the Alderman's Office WAS at once OPEN
ed, lit up, and the woman brought in. Tho
case WAS called and the friends stood around
to hear the trial lie who had suggested
the arrest and the trial was forward in the
progress of the case, and desiring y view Of
the face of the female, rudcly lifted her
veil. His astonishmcnt and modification
may be imagined when he discovered that
it was his wife! There was u sudden dis
persemcnt of the friends. The wife had
been seeking her wandering husband, and
had taught him and his friends lesson,
that they will not soon forget
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More quarrcls occur between brothers,
between sisters, between servant girls, be-
tween clerks, between apprentices in me-
chanics' shops, between hired men, between
husbands and wives, owing to the electrical
changes through which their nervous sys-
TENS go by lodging together at night
under the same ed-clothcs, than by any
other disturbing cause. There is nothing
that will so disarange the nervous system
of a person who is clminativc in nervous
force, as to lie all night in bed with another
person who is absorptive in nervous force.
The absorbcr will so to sleep and rest all
night while the climinator will be tumblng
and tossing, restless and nervous. and wake
up in the morning fretiul peevish, fault
finding, and discouraged. No two persons,
no matter who they are. should habtually
sleep together. One will thrive and tho
other will lose. This is the law. and in
married life it is defined almost universally.
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INTREPID JEWS.

Since the time of Dlniel Drawing the den
of lions to which dospotism had doomed
him for his religion, and his three friends
fearlessly encountering theseven-foid heat
cd furnace, oonec.entious Jews have ever
been noted for their invincible intrepidity
and perseverance. though not for similar
manifestations of divine favor and protec-
ton. On late occasion the Emperor OF
Russia was reviewing his feet, when two
sailors particularly attracted his attention.
both by the precision with which they per-
formed several difficult mannuvres, and by
the agility and daring which they display
ed. The Emperor was so much pleased
that he Immediately promoted one to be u
captain, the other he appointed lieutenant
on the spot. The men, however. were
Jews, and there is 4 ukasc forbidding Jews
to wear an epaulct. The admiral of the
fleet, who stood by. knowing that they were
Jews, stated the difficulty to his imperial
Majesty. "Pshaw,' cried the Emperor.
"that does not signify in the least-they
shall Immediately embrace the Greek re-
ligion, of course" When this determina-
ton was communicated to the two young
men, knowing that remonstrance would be
in vain, they requested the Emperor's per-
mission to exhibit still more OF their man
muyres, rs he had not seen all they could
do. This being granted, they ascended the
topmast embraced. and, locked in each
others arms, threw themselves into the
sea, and disappeared for ever.
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Agents Wanted to Sell
Rights a 's'Citiize1l,

Of the United !Stdtes-H0,c to exercise and
ho'o to preserre them. By IHeophilus Par
sons, LII. d.
Containing a commentary on the Federal
and State Constitutions, giving their histo-
ry and origin, and full explanation oftheir
principles, purposes and provisions; the
powers and duties of Public Officers; the
rights Of the people, and the obligations in
Cured in every relation of life; also, paria-
mentary rules for deliberative bodies, and
full directions and legal forms for all busi-
ness transactions, as making Wills, Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts,
etc. A Law Library in a single volume.
everybody.
JONES BROTHERS & co. 'an. Pa
May 15-6t