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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30
Horrible Scene at an Execution.
From an Account of the Hanging of Samuel Frost
nj Bostonl

From an Account of the Hanging of Samuel Frost,
at Boston.l
Frost had risen from his chair when
the reading of the warrant was begun,
and the deputy behind him had fastened
the straps around his legs and arms, and
before the reading was finished had shut
out the light from him forever by draw
ing the black cap over his head. There
was not an instant's delay, and less than
five minutes had passed between the
time the doomed man first took his step
upon the gallows stairs and that in which
his body was thrown downward by the
release of the drop. The drop fell with
hardly an audible sound, and the light
body of the murderer brought the rope
to a strong tension. The first thrill OF
a shudder had not run through the more
sensitive of the spectators when the
body was seen spinning at the end of the
rope, almost headless, fearful tear ex-
tending over the front of the throat. and
the blood gushing out in streams. Every
| eye was riveted on the startling and un
expected spectacle as the body turned
round, first disclosing and then conceal
ing this cash. The blood, forced up
ward by the arterial movements, spurted
fountain-ike upward from one to two
feet, the stream falling to the floor in q
circle round the hanging body. This
circle extended even to the framework
of the gallows, which was in many places
sprinkled with the blood. The yelling
life blood poured from the wound down
the front of the body and trickled from
the feet, forming pool directly beneath
the body. This recital doubtless seems
full of horror, but it falls far short OF
the realities of the scene. For some two
minutes the arterial gushings OF blood
continued. and the slow dripping o.
blood continued n little longer. Drs
Woodward and Jewett then stepped un
der the gallows and made their ekamlna .ka una,
ton Of the body. The knot OF the rope
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30
wIDDER GREEN'S LAST WORDS.


"Im goin' to iie 7" says the widder Green,
@ I'm goin' 20 quit this airthly scene
II amt no place for me to stay
In such world as tits to-day.
Such works and ways is too much for me,
Nobody can't let nobody be;
The girls is hounced from top to toe,
And that is the hull o. what they know.
The men is mad ON bonds an stocks,
Swearin' an shootin' an pickin' locks
I'm really afraid I'll be hung myself
III amt laid on my final shelf.
There amt cretur but knows to-day
/ never lunatic was any way.
But since all crazy folks SO free
I'm dreadful afraid thev1 hand mp me
There's another matter that's pesky hard
/ can't go into a neighbor's yard
And say, How be you % or borry pan
But what the paperll have 1t in
Were pleased to say that Widder Green
Took dinner Tuesday with Mrs. Keene.'
Or: Our worthy friend Miss Green has gone
Down TO Barkhamsted to see her son.
Great Jerusalem can't stir
Without a-raisin' some feller's fur?
There amt no privacy, so to say,
NO more than II this was the judgment day
An as fur meetin'-1 want TO swear
Whenever i put my head in there
Why, even Old Hundred spoiled and done
Like every thing else under the sun;
IL used to be so solemn and slow
Praise to the Lord from men below
Now 1t goes like gallopin' steer,
High diddle diddle there and here.
No respect to the Lord above
No moren ef He was hand and glove
With all the creturs he ever made
An all the jigs that was ever played.
Preachin', too-but here I'm dumb;
But I'll tell you what I'd like ii some
Eff good old Parson Nathan Strong
Out o. his grave would come along
An give us a stirrin' taste o. fire
Judgment an justice is my desire.
'Tsin't all love and sickish sweet
That makes this world or tother complete.
But, law I'm told I'd better be dead
When the worlds a-turnin over my head;
Sperits talkin' like ternal fools,
Bible kicked out o. deestrict schools,
Crazy creatures a-murderin' round
Honest folks better be under ground.
So fare-ye-well! this airthly scene
Won't no more be pestered by Widder Green.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30

had been placed under Frost's left ear,
almost around to the center Of the neck.
Frost was man OF no especial muscular
development, and, though he weighed
but 12O pounds, the drop was enough
not only to break his neck, but to sever
the spinal column entirely, leaving the
body hanging by the integuments of the
rear portion only. The body was allowed
to hang few minutes after the exami-
nation by the doctors, when it was
lowered and carried from beneath the
OallOWs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30
The New York Girls Way Of Looking
at IL.

This young lady informed me that
her trousseau cost upward of $4,000,
and when / expressed astonishment at
this extravagant expenditure of money,
she naively replied Yes, spent
great deal of money but one pever ex-
poets to marry more than once in life
time, and beside, papa may fail. Emma
- often expresses regret that she did
not buy lots of pretty things when she
was in Europe for her father failed
Immediately after their return, and few
thousand dollars more would not have
made much difference. ."-NoaRs Sun
day Times and Messenger.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30

TIE Lowell cotton manufacturing
companies are gloomy over the prospects
for the future, and some of them predict
that it will be the hardest season for the
manufacturers and operatives that the
city has ever known.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30

ACCORDING to the new directory, San
Francisco has now population of 272,-
$40 souls, a gain of $4,000 during the
last year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-30
MARY'S LAMB.

Mary had little lamb,
We've heard IL DER and DER,
Until that little lamb becomes
A perfect little bore.
SO propose TO make grave,
And dig it deep and wide;
That Mary's lamb and all its bards
BE buried side by side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
Party Strategy.

If the decision who is to be President is 10
be settled by Congressional maneuvering. it
Is suggested that the republicans may be able
TO checkmate their opponents in this way:
The constitution explicitly provides that the
ountiHg of the electoral vote shall be done i'm
the presence of the Senate and the House of
Representatives. If the Senat will not attend
In the hall of the House, and if the House will
not attend in the Senate chamber, ii is very
evident that the vote cannot be counted. If
the vote is hot counted. the President of the
Senate can make no declaration as to who is
elected President, and the House might then
proceed to elect President But the consti-
tuition provides that when the House is called
upon to elect a President a quorum for that
purpose shall consist of twO-thirds of he
states. More than one hird of the states rep
resented in The House have a majority of
republicans, and il would be i'm their power
by absenting themselves, to prevent a quo
rum. Then the Senate could elect a Vice
President, who would succeed to the Presi-
deDcy- OF course il is quite likely that the
democratic strategists will BE- able to plan a
mode of meeting this flank attack; but alto
gether the opinion seems TO be gaining
ground, hour by hour, that the republicans
have the best of the situation. and will be
able TO make the President, under the forms
of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
To Business Men.

On account Of the pressure Of both news and adver
tisements upon columns, at the present time, and
enable The STAR 20 be circulated the earliest
hour possible each day, advertisers requested to
send in their fsvors early in the day as practicable
hey must be in hand before clock to insure in
ertOn the same day, and they ought be in as much
earlier than that as is possible in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

As fires in theaters almost always origi-
nate on the stage, the New York Herald sug-
gests that American theaters be supplied
with wire screen in front of the drop cur
tain, which screen can be let down in case of
fire, and thus prevent the fire from extending
for at least some time to the auditorium. As
In the case OF the Humphry Davy wire gauze
lamp used in mines, the flames cannot be
communicated through the meshes of the
wire. The screen would OF course melt away
as soon as the heat grew intense, but before
This occurred the audience would, in most
cases, have sufficient time to retire. Such
screens are used in the theaters of Paris. and
as an additional precaution, firemen are
placed on the stage back of the wings, with
means for the prompt extinguishment of
fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

1t Is evidently the intention of leading Sen
ators TO proceed cautiously in considering
the electoral conundrum in Oregon. Mr..
Thurman, of Ohio, went so far yesterday as
to say that he was not fully prepared to dis
cuss the matter just now, but did show from
English law that where persons vote for a
person who Is ineligible to effce their votes
go for naught. Mr.. Logan then read from a
report made TO the Senate few years since,
signed by NJ. Thurman, to show that the lat
ter then held different views. This occasion
ed much laughter, in which Dir. Thurman
himself good-naturedly joined. But then
circumstances alter cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

When the Vermont electors met to give
their vote on Wednesday last Mr.. Aldrich,
who received the highest number of demo-
cratic votes at the November election, claimed
n seat In the college in place of Mr.. Sollace,
who was ineligible, and in Missouri a sim
liar claim was made by a republican elector
OF course both these claims were disregard
cd, and taking common sense view of the
matter, very properly so. Here are two pre-
cedents, in two states, one of which went
republican and the other democratic at the
last election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RkNT-
Large Hall and Is eierant rooms above. 81 62S
Pennsy lyania avenue northwest . - - III
as Penn \ avenue nv, rooms and store --. -
11ld street nv, Do rp0uas mod iI-,p . =
- s-ftet nSrthweSf, 10 rooms. md fr,0 - IS
2l1 street ncrtLesSi, : rs,llns mod irnp .ri
81 5 I2fh street southwest rrsrr,s s',l sistl~ %
MILLER a HOFFMAN
decs-Si' o4O n.rrhwssf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

For further list of houses at all rentals apply at
this office. ff' "
AUCTION Sales
On THURSDAY, December 18th, AZ m a
three story brick house on nth street bet a and p
On III URSDAf, December 18th, at D. m,
valuable improved property on Massach usetts ave ,
between 18th and 18th streets
Loans.
ing. d.c6,tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

From the report OF tho controller OF the
currency IL appears that the national bank
stock OF the United States is widely distrib-
uted- The total number of shares is sos, $50,
and of shareholders 20s. iS6 The average
amount of stock held by each shareholder is
about :, loo. In the eastern states it is about
S2,ioo; in the middle states, -, 100; in the
southern states, q, 400; in the western states.
81, s0cs and in the Pacific states and terrific
ries, $500 Shareholders of national bank
stock reside in every state and territory in
the Union except in Washington and Alaska;
in eleven countries or provinces of this con-
tinent and adjacent islands; in twenty -fivs
countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa, and
in the islands of the sea. The total number
OF shares held in foreign countries is 2J.66I.
OF this number Great Britain holds 6.77s.
France 3,564, and Germany i,162 These facts
are commended by the controller to the lovers
OF the interesting and curious in monetary
statistics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

. III Is satisfactory TO know that the dominant
pay IN the House of Representatives are
going TO repair the error they committed on
the first day OF the present session, by seating
Judge Belford, the member of Congress elect
from Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

kOR RENT-By b. III. WARNER co.
itn and SITS NV, mod imps. : $50
Nv cor llth ST. and Pa ave, store ....... los
NO ISIS q 81 NV, 10 rooms, mod imp. furn-..- ls9
No l4l2 and 14l4 ST. NV, 10 rs, stable. 100
no zig street s. e., Is rooms, m. i...........s3h
no sos zlst st. NV, re-, mod. imps......... o.
10 is20 st NV, re- and bath -..--.... %
10 I420 II. NV, mod. imps.. 10 rs...--..-.... %
No 1926 llth st. NV. Is rs mod imp ......... On
No. 10 llth Il. NV. ii mod imps ........ 80
NO - street northwest, rooms. .......... .. 20
NO lO4 1t. Sc, re-, Ingle 50
Northwest cor. 9th & N SITS. store dwellg 50
No 81 9TH ST. sw.. Il mod imps..-.... ....... a.
New Houses on U street, above 10th ........... 40
No 9th St Sc, 10 mod. imps-........... 40
No SI2 Mass. avenue, 10 rOotns.... ........... 90
NO 1O4 l4th 81. NV rs, mod. i'm ps ......... "
New houses on 9th St, above IS
Noe and 9 X st ne, II rs, mod. imps... ~
No. l43s 81 NV rooms, m. i................. 30
Nos. 1910 and 1915 Penna ave ne rooms ~
No. 3l3 Il. Sc. two story brick ........... 30
NO Mass. avenue, rs, mod. imp ...... IS
NO 81 81 Sc, rooms, gas and " ater.... IS
NO 1884 sth st. NV, rooms, water, &c....... 3
NO 1900 10th Il. NV, rooms, gas and water. Is
Nos. 1877, 1153,l159 ST. w, mod. imps... Is
Nos. 1926 and 1s2s llth ST NV, rs, m. T.. Is
No 1910 New Jersey ave. Sc, Il rooms. Is
Nos. %! 62s 81; Sc, rooms, gas and water Is
Nos I411. 1417 Sd It. NV, rs and water 49,. l6
No. 325 18th ct. ne, rooms, m imps IS
No Do Park ST. ne., rooms, IN i..-........... Is
Nos and Foundry IS
Nos 22l3 and 2214 18th St, 6 rooms .......... Is
No 2lOe llth ST. w two story IA
Also, large number Of other houses, full partic-
ulars OF hch will be given by application at the
Office Of b. III. WARNER CO., 9l6 y street,
oppo. Masonic Temple. oct24 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

The Speaker of the House has decided that
the joint rules of the two houses are still in
force. and the presiding officer of the Senate
has publicly announced that the joint rules
are no longer in existence. Who shall decide
when political doctors disagree?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
Reading Matter on Every Page.

s,rorn Daily Circulation
orer $1,000, II being more than
three times that Of any other
daily paper ana Washington, and
equal to that Of all the other
daily papers fa the city added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

All reports agree i'm saying that the crema-
ton OF the body OF the late Baron De Palm
was a scientific success. The mummified
body, which weighed but 92 pounds, was
converted into ashes in two hours and TWEEN
~ minutes This seems a long time con-
sidering the fact that the heat employed was
1000 degrees Farenheit, and that the body
having been embalmed two months ago,
contained but little If any fluid matter. 1t is
stated, and probably truthfully, that If the
body had not been embalmed an explosion
would have been inevitable, which would
not have formed very pleasant incident in
the Ceremony. While in a sanitary view
Incarceration may be preferable to the usual
mode OF burying the dead, yet the method is
so repugnant to the feelings of the great mass
of the public that there is not much likelihood
that the practice will come into general use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
COAL AND WOOD.
-yOAL AND KINDLING WOOD.

GOAL AND KINDLING WOOD.
Our stock Of COAL IL now complete, embracing all
the choice qualities, and 90 which invite the at
tention Of consumers. our
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
with ire lighter in every bundle IL the best
For sale by all grocers-try IL. No shayinzs paper
or kerosene oil required.
CHEAP SAFE CLEAN
STEPHENSON BRO,
Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf,
febA1y Branch Office 21s Pennsylvanis ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

II is reported from London that the govean-
ment of Great Britain, after discussion with
the United States minister, has accepted the
American Interpretation of the extradition
treaty. This is triumph for American diplo-
macy for which Secretary Fish and Minister
PierrepOnt are entitled to credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
MEDICAL. &c.


nR. LEON, TRs Oidsa Estabiish,f a.d O,Iv
IL Reliable Lddiss' Physioias re On, can be
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday at No. $40 "A
quickly cured. Office and Residence No. 102 W
Lombard street. Baltimore. novl3sw'
ssSATISFACTION. "A positive cure; al per bot
~ tie. Prepared according 90 the original form
ula by DR. Darby, At = a. street, corner Of Penn
sylyanla avenue. Consultations free. octl0 nm.
nR. BUCkLER JONEs.-Tweuty year. exp.-
~ rlence IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ova-
ran Tun ors. Guarantees satisfaction charges
Business conhicntial. Rooms for patients. 16t n.
Howard street. Baltimore. sugu or
MANHOOD RESTORED.
Prescription Free for the speedy cure Of Seminal
Weakness, Lost Manhood and all disorders brought
ON 10y indlscretlons OF eNoesses. Any Druggist Ia.
The ingredients Address n,v,nsox
oct2-eoly 90 Nassau street. New York.
- consulted every "Wednesday and Saturday, at his
office, AGA lOth street, near Pa avenue from 2 90
.. all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs and Ner
yous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak ness,
Nervous Debility, fmpotency, Premature Decay,
Nervous Trembling, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dim
ness Of Sight or Gddiness, Indigestion. &c &c all
resulting from abuses in youth, in manhood,
and early lndscretions GonOrrhea. Structures ard
syphilis quickly cured DIR. r. l. a native Of Bait
more, with II years Experience IN special practice
endorsed by the leading PITY -cians II his CITY, visit.
Washington every "Wednesday and SATURDAY. Per
sons In need Of medical treatment for any Of the above
diseases al md n O. their interest call upon him.
who VIII insure honorable aud scientific treatment,
Will refer his patrons TO any If the leading physi-
clans Of Baltimore. and show letters Of tesfimOni.ls
from the same. Remember the days and number OF
ONCE. marSly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ELEGANT PRoPERTY-I have for sale ..
II H,sdi.rs,s term. thc elegant and c-iam'l-.'
l.i,h occupied ~ NJ B.i,ish EInss,sy For I'm.
IRcH NJ sss IoSsiS ma, svs SS nv II AH ass a.
A RARk CHANCE.-A rosI complete and 30
n Gbiy ocs q HOUSE, Cor RIM qua FuTnitur.
convenience; the Frrniture = nv .Ra v-rT hsns
>'f- sIFu al y Sold = sserinoc. TITS sfords ~
home APply IIoe 50 u t.w- de- 81
Lon SALE-A y IN known RESTAURANT ost-
80 q Ncr!hern Liberty Market. lgegirs a.
IGOR RENT-N n-~ STORE With Fixtures con
y pls,-. god stand GO market stcrc ~ any
Nm q business. ~ would ake partner With snail
NpRPHEH s''r' 1913 ii'S street n'''h"s SS;; =
$4,000 OR ss. 500 wASrkp fcR Two
n pl, ~, t., smsgn no Commission. Addre.s 9
$1,000 va MASS SIrhl f9R FIVE WARS
snd sd6ress % Pos one r.. ssSin1s6S .' As s- 81
REpUCE YOUR RENT-Hanisoms BRICK
sH 90 and SEQ per month. entirely n~~ n you
wish e. rent and md all the comforts q homs
dcc2a IenrSip Rnila;Ss
MILL re SOLD AT A GREAT sACRIFIcR-
Capitol. three story PRES brick DWELLING. With
%TssS ss.I al. SgSns + TSSs with al %oSsD
onl. stre,l IMPROVEMENTS all paid. Any one Wishing
Iftai hAfgaln should examine this house before
hus inR. Apply t. BATES RHON, 1Os n street
northwest nssaq "a
- GOLDSTElN A co,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'.
ESTABLISHED IN Is62,
NOrrksaN CSrns az Tssfk aad ID S,rs,fs
PRIVATE ENTRANCE on TENTH STREET.
Liberal Advances made on Personal Property "a
any amount aud for any desired on very reAsaa-
able terms.
Also. Goods Sold on Commission
large stock e Goods on hand new snd second.
handl, sold very low for cash. novs ~
U'O LoAN-MoNEr-On hrst-cls-- real estate
II security only. Almost any amount desired
THEO. y. GATCHEL.
octS ~ Corner nth aud streets
NoTICE-sPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TANEs
y paid AZ very low rate. All kinds &C d @ Sc
curiti-s bought ard Sid by HF DAVIS
sepSly Hall Room. Metropolitan Bsnk Build'g
SS0 TO IS GOO INVESTED IN STOCK
Paw PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS
Write Tor y page book book Men and Isiurns Of
" AL street, and " all street Rev " SENT TyEK
JOHN HlCkLING a co.
oct ly Bankers and Brokers. Z broadway Ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR RENT-A Large Newly furnished FRONT
street car pas The door Apply SOS s,h 8 d'is;'
E0R RENTos2s aud 92i stree, northwest.
week or month. noves I'm.
L'oR RENT-The large STORE, NJ INF
Apply to Dr. JAMES Il. MORGAN COS s street
northwest. p I'm
FOR RENT--nesirable BRICK HOUSE- souih-
p rooms. P[csss and s am r-ncs ~ :
ArPly to Dr HARTIGkN. 1924 = St. noveSsw
FOR RENT-Possession given on the Ii Decam-
ING No. - Hugh street, Georgetown, u. G. Inquire
N the otiee e The Potomac Insurance Company, in
NOR RENT-One BRICK HOUSE, eight r1SmS
bathroom, all modern improvements; newly
ioo 's papla5 sap1en a. arInna tne n|ns
9TH street northwest. uov2S sw
EoR RENT-Location Central-A lady and gen
Il tlemsn, without children. having an elegant
home, with every modern convenience, heated with
furnace with open CRATE would rent one or two snit
ROOMS. 2d floor, handsomely furnished, with Of
psrlor and library, board aud Of private horses
snd garage II desired. Apply JOS :; sTETTl.
EOR RENT-COTTAGE Of five rooms, with alter
in yard, on ID street between llth and l2sh sts.
southeast; Is In advance 10 careful tenant. Key
next door. npv25 I'm
EOR RENT-One Of thOse neat six room HOUSES
on 9th street. between II and streets southwest.
inquire Of JAMES LAChEY, s22 street north
west. nov22 I'm
FL
Il modern improvements. No. ISIS X. /. avenue
TO Scott Statue; of the most retired and
delightful locations in Washington. Apply Ia J. J.
SHEDD. 14O2 l4th street augs .m
E0R RENT-Three elegant SUITES OF ROOMS,
Il suitable for members of Congress. Also several
single rooms. all newly furnished, with or without
board; 419 9Th street northwest nov2l-sw'
EOR RENT-STORE and DWELLING northeast
Il corner 10Th and X streets, near Western market:
Viii rent dwelling separate or in Inquire 1874
18th street northwest. noy2l -Swt
E0R RENT-To small family, part of HOUSE
Il No. 1902 South b street; pleasantly stu sted
opposite Smithsonian grounds. Inquire the prem
ises. noySl- I'm
EOR RENT-A pleasant third story ROOM, front
L or back. furnished with heat, gas and board: in
a private family, at q moderate rent. Address c..
Star ONCE. nevll
E0R RENT-S8-Nme room BRICK HOUSE,
yard 10 by $50 feet, Irving street, near 7th. Ap-
ply TO r ). BROWN, 100 VI street n. W. n9 I'm
E0R SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-Six new
l. HOUSES, with nine rooms. cellar and modern
eonveniences in each, on street, between 10th and
IIth streets northwest. large number Of desirable
BUILDING LOTS near by, and several hundred
acres OF land near the city For further information
inquire OF THOMAS YOUNG, No. 1886 New York
avenue. octI7 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

ELEGANT FRoPERT1.-l have far sale -
H nodtfate tcrms the elegant aud rrlunalt-s-
EfNllENfk the CORNER 81 I anl tTfh .fr.-fz
1T II occupied hy the British Ernbassy For terul-
app tn perS-n ~ letter % RICHARD NAL
La n NJ. sS6 Louisiana svenu- DIS ~