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A WOMAN WITH THE JIM-JAM5.-The
DeighborhOod of No. g Grand street, Jersey
City, was thrown into great state OF eX
element Monday night by the actions OF
German woman, named Bohn, who seemed
TO be suffering from an attack of delirium
tremens. She shouted and screamed at the
top of her voice until a crowd was attracted,
and then called upon them 10 protect her
from the animals and reptiles with which
her imagination surrounded her. Procuring
q can of kerosene Oil she threw IL into the
stove and ii exploded, setting the premises
on fire as well as her clothing. Several men
seized her and wrapped her in blankets, thus
saving her from horrible death. Others di-
rected their efforts TO extinguish the fire in
the house, which they succeeded In doing be-
fore they had gained much Roadway. After
struggling des perately for about two hours
the woman's strength seemed to be exhaust
ed and she became quiet. The neighoors
complained TO the authorities this morning
safety TO await examination by the county
physician.
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THE CHAMPION SNOW SHOE TRAVELLER.
John A. Thompson, generally known on the
coast as "Snowshoe Thompson" left Moni-
tou for Silver Mountain on snow shoes last
Tuesday night at seven O'Clock, with large
bag OF mail matter on his back and q large
lantern strapped on his chest, and in the IA sc
OF heavy gale and binding snow reached
his destination, eight miles distant, at
twelve o'clock. He is generally conceded TO
He was on the three-weeks' snow bound
train on the Union Pacific four years ago,
ana leaving his fellow passengers behind he
struck out over the snow and made run OF
fifty miles the first day, arriving in Wash
ington ten or twelve day S before the trains
moved. In the winter of 1S69-'70 he made,
against time, a run down the base of Silver
Mountains distance of 900 feet-in TWEEN
ty-one seconds San Francisco Bulletin.
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MAKING 1T A STATE ISVEsTMENT.-A
colored resident OF Detroit, who occasional
~ lends few dollars on good security, was
the other cay invited to lend a neigh boring
cobbler $50 en- note OF hand running thirty
days.
Suppose dat note comes due and you
Eaven'Lde cash?" inquired the capitalist.
"But | Will have"
''But spOSe you haven't?''
TIE cObbler couldn't get over that, and he
was looking very serious, when the capital
iSt got a bright idea. and said:
ave kin fix DAT. You make de note, you
see. You may be good or you may not be.
I'm good and we bof knows 1t, cause heres
de cash right here. You make de note and
IN back IT. l knows myself, You see, and de
capitalist who wont lend money on his own
'dorsement haint DO business head on him."
And they fixed it that way Detroit Free
preSs
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the river. Nothing is SO unstable as water,
you know. And this is what comes of IL,
anyhow. s. river man was rubbing his hands
yesterday as he watched the ice float rapid
~ away on the surging floods and counted
on the profits OF an early spring trade, when
landsman queried, Don't you think the
not" confidently replied the 'longshoreman.
"I'lI bet you a dollar it will" said the other,
which was promptly taken by the river
man. And then there was pause. Present.
ly the landsman broke the silence with,
you know this year lasts until the 3lst of
December" And then there wasn't so much
silence as there had been, and the river man
said he didn't see the cents in such a dollar,
Gus joke.--[ burlington ,EIo,yte,,s =
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a saNPLE OF FINE WRIrING.-Every
man is as his concept of SELF II he includes
in IL the body and its appetites he is the
as objective and yet recognizes as central
subjective elements the finer mental aud ne s.
thettc sensibilities and desires, he is the ser
want OF passion, active or passive. II he Sc
gregates from self everything unyolitional,
leaving only that sublinlesJ attribute OF the
triune personality, the power to choose, and
the moral law within to regulate ii. then ne
Is man fetterleSs and free-aud can't we
just throw language right and left when. we
try to- AHd CutifO7nid.
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BY virtue OF five deeds OF trust to me, dated re-
spectively June 1874, September 49, S74, aud June
z, 1873, recorded in lber BIO 7s4. folio l0i iber No
three Of the land records for the county Of Wash
f9R March 81 stb s7s oR eOos s1 on
in front Of the premises subdivision lots "A sndS7
in square east Of square &c., with the i'm
a two sfnry aid basement brick house each lot,
- aud Also, parts OF lots 81 AZ, 60 and
IL 10 said square, having three fronts 10 feet each
the parts of said lots, X street, between Attn
street and New Jersey avenue, by the depth OF the
lots with the improvements, d tive story new brick
house, with back buildings, containing 6 rooms
each oD each tbrt parts.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, of which 80 VIII
be required to be paid Immediately after the sale
balance in g. II and Is months after the day Of sale,
with ten per cent interest per aunum until paid to
be secured by o deed of trust on the property. IL
the terms not complied with in ten days after the
day of SALE the property will be resold at the risk
aud cost Of the defsulting purchaser, after three
days notice in the Daily Evening Star. All the
cost of deeds and recording 10 be paid by the pur
chaser. JNO. w. KENNEDY, Trustee.
feb25 eo6ds Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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II b. WARNER, Corner 9TH and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT House, BROWN
STONE FRONT, No. 314 O STREET NORTH
O. By virtue of a certain deed Of trust, bearing
Ii date Decen Der 8, lS74, aud duly recorded In
lber Tbo folio 499, ct OF the Iaad records Of
washington county. ID. O., and at the written re-
quest OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at
public auction. in front of the premises, on THURS
DtS, the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1876, at 8
O'Clock m ali that certain piece parcel of land
D1pg, situate and being in the city of Washington,
In said District, aud Known aud described pom the
ground plat OF plan thereof the west half Of
lot thirty three 33, ia reservation number 0)
togethsr with the improvems nts thereon, consisting
OF three story and basement brown stone front
house and coDmodiOus stable. all in Complete order
Terms Of sale: One tniTd in cash; the balance In
three equs iDstalmoDts at six, twelve and eigh cen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per snnum
until paid payable semi annually, to be secured by
deco OF trust on the premises sold $50 will be
convey anciDg AZ purchasers cost. If the terms eff
sale are not fully complied with in one week from
the day of SALE the T. ustee the right
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
fsulrtns puI chaser, after five davs advertisement
ANDREW b. DUVALL, Trustee.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, February 24th, $50, same houS and
place. ANDREW Il. DUVALL, Trustee.
!" THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until THURSDAY, March ID, 1876, same
ANDREW b. DUvALL, Trustee.
fsb2 Goods j. 7. COLDWkLL, Salesman.
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SOME Of these new managers are taken il
dreadfully. Here, only last week, Palmer,
OF Union square, got hold of an author and a
brand new sensational play. He read IL to
Shook, and Shook was In ecstasies, bought il
ON the spot and rushed down town to order
cuts OF the great dual character to ibe played
by Charles Thorne, called q reading OF the
piece, and the stage Parselle,
burst forth in horro. as he heard the opening
lines: "Great heavensl You've been and
bought the sCorsican Brothers." So they
had-(Neto York Correspondent 81. Louis Re
publican.
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TRUsTkE's SALE.

By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing
date July LIST, 1859, and duly recorded in Lther
Is No g. foltos 6i in the land records Of the county
of Alexandria, Va, ana at the written request of the
party secured, will sell. at public auction, in front
OF the Market building, in the city of Alexandria,
Va, on MONDAY, the Sd day of April, 1876, at 4
O'Clock M, to satisfy the balance due and imp aid
said deed Of trust which Is 1900, with Interest at
seven lIl per cent. per annum from November %,
le12, the property described said deed Of trust
less the property released by by deco of Novem-
Der ~ 1872 recorded among the said land records OF
said county, which property is situated 10 the couu-
~ of le1aHdria, Va, about two miles westerly
from the Aqueduct bridge, known as Spring Hid
near the fruit farm ef b. A. Phillips, containing
eleV en- acres. improved b. comfortable twO-EtOry
Frame Dwelling about 100 fruit trees and zoo grape
yine In good order, aud is well fenced and in good
cor dition.
Terms: Cash. 500 will be re CURED of the pur-
chaser a. ~ time Of sale. All conveyanciDg at the
purchaser cost. If the terms of sale not fully
complied with in week from the day of sale, the
Trustee the right to resell the property
the risk and cost of the deauing purchaser, after
five day 8 ADJ ertisemeDt
OLIVER COX, Trustee.
marl7tswtd W. WILLOUGdBY, Attorney.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF UNRE-
IL DEEMED PLEDGES
u Il. WARNER, corner 7th and II streets.

TRUSTEES SALE UF TWUSTORY BRICk
HOUSE ON kRaNkLIN STREET, BErwEEh
4TH and SIN SIS. NUkTHWEST.
a BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 10,
IL 1870 and recorded In Lioer No 795, folio IA of
at The request Of the party secured. will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on WED
NbsDAf. March ., 1876, at O'Clock, In front
OF the premises, Lot SO, in q. Hardness sub
division OF square $40, and rhe improvements.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, IL, aud Is
months, with per cent interest to be secured by
deed OF trust, and to be complied wi in days, OF
the to be resoi the risk and cost OF the
defsulting purchaser. SlG down on day of sale.
feb2S NV stu CHAhLES T. DAVIS. Trust.e.
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RAILROADS.
1870 PERNsYIyANIA 1916
ACUTE
To the North, West, and S0ufAwest.

Double Track, steel Raits, Splendid sceu-
cry, Magnificent Equipment
corner Of ssS .@s streets. =: foi hsS Depot
ff .IdT Oar e PM sSs wet Ss x.S
Palace Car TO Chicago and i1:ss ., IN daily
For O.nandaisus, Rochester, Buffalo, Eiassrs
M. and the sorth, =. m. daily, except Sun
@ as: FSs E%1. .ns sn
ra d1iS a.. II Va; vs q m daily, exc. pt Sunday.
sss ss .fls E.S1.s ss :f9
man Parior Cars, 9:23 g. m, daily except Sunday.
rh rSr aq5 Car s.saa daily except Sunday
For Phiadelphis, 80 N. saily, except Sunday,
s:ss :: 2; a:,iy: s1ssss sunday -n'''' -'''''''
S9r Po,s's GIesk Line 1:s0 .. m. and 4:2O ,. m.
Tor Annapolis, ESQ .. m and ass ,. m, except
ALExAEpRIA a FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
H S.,f k hSp ALEXANDRIA 4 wAsHIFGroH
Observation-Disclosures
m, ard and pm
T.I the South, Vi. h,esmond, II:4S m; daily
LyDchh1rs; 7:s5 Q. 80. AID 1870 o. m. daily,
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. s. T. 9,
Sunday !, 3 .na Q 8; :, an. =; sna M M on
Tickets, information, Sleeping ana Psrior Oar
can Be =. sae ,5a Pesn
:yIysnis avenue, Northeast corner Of sixth street
snd Penpsylva nia avenue, and st the Depot, where
asasTs sn and TO
soxs ss9 sss1,
RALYInOKK AND sBiO RAILROAD.
CHAEaR OF TIME. FEBRUAAY 18th, isTe.
An. LEAVE rASh .EGTON.
I:0O-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
1:30-BALT,NoRR Express,
s:4S-Ch clBsatf, st Louis and Pitts61rs Ex-
so-sss,Sora pi mn vat 2. CgmssTlsnd Nd
soPSin q stGpp sDs u Va. Sssy p
Observation-Disclosures EIraIss No stop.
i:so-sEw 9osa ' .Sb SoSpoLr rxrRz..
Pullman Pariof Cars.
Ssg sss,,sa: 0a We Main Stem 'n'
btsticns Wa MetrOpo oIt,1sf Brs se T''
t:so-BALIIMoRE ExPREss: Stops at Laurel
I ESpss saa T HsssfstS%n
e:oo-RALTIMoRE ExPREss
s:o0-Bsltimore snd wsY statlSGs.
s:G0-st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsbnrs Ifsst Tx:
az way Stations on Ohio aud Ohicsg
s:2s-EEw YOlx NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping car.
e:ss-EsIrimcre and principal way Stations;
500, s:25, and S:Ss p. IA. daily. All other
Tsipsdsily except sunday.
s:45, SIS, 600, $50, s:45 a. m, 1880,
i:lt, 200, $40, 5:33, 1910 .. m. daily.
$50, 500 1890 .. N, 3:15, $50, sIs
.. %, daily, except Sunday.
No connection Sunday for Bssorstosn, An
Sop OLA and P6iisdelphis q 500 an aud 1 80 pm.
T tpIfsI sRRy 70 'e staop sSs
ass Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will DC
AIKEN for baggage - bS AMI received At any
sCirf IN the city. TbOs. SHARP,
Ssster of Trans portation.
L. Ii. COLK, general Ticket Agent
gro. s. hOOhIL. General Agent. noyl-u
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
j PROVED REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPI-
ToL STREET. BETWEEN 2D AND 3D. SITS,
CHOBTH SIDED CONSISTING OF THREE
+ STORY FIR ME DWELLING, WITH A LARGE
CELLAR, No. 22e; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
IN BEAR.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust dated Octobar TO, A,
ID. ISL, and duly recorded In Liber No CSC. folio
8, among the Land Records Of the District of Col
umbia and by direction Of the party secured there
by, will sell ST public auction, in front of the pre-
mists, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
March cth, A. ID. 1876. at f:30 .. m all those
certain pieces parcels Of ground in the city OF
WashiD gton, In said District, and known and de-
scribed follows, TO Wit The western rs feet front
ing East Capitol street Of lot ], in square No.
1883 and extending back the width of IS feet the full
depth Of said lot; also, Tot lettered and marked -
In II. o. Shoes and others recorded subdivision of
original lots IA, IS t. IL and l5 in said square No.
759 excepting the south IL feet 81 inches fronting
Sd street cassidy equal depth Of 70 feet inch OF
said let IN" together with the improvements
thereon,
Terms Of sale: One third cash (of which als0
must be paid time of saleD, and the balance in
tv eye, and eighteen months, IN equal PAP ments,
Re secured BY purchasers notes bearing interest
from day of sale at the rate of eight cent.
snuum until paid payable semi annually, and 0
deed Of trust On the premises sold. Convey ancing
sDd recording at purchaser cost. III terms OF sale
are not Piled with in six days after sale, the
trustee the right to resell at risk and cost Of
VIM II. HOLTZMAN, Trustee,
No. 1921 street northwest
BOWMAN GREEN, Aucts. feb24 dts
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

~ EW BOOKS.
Life and Letters OF George Ticknor, vols,
- - - 1890. sees.
ii History Of the army of the Cumberland, by
Thos Il. Van Horne, vols. and atlas; cloth. 8 90
Political and Military Episodes If the Right
Hon. J. Burgoy ae, by L. Il. De Foublauque.
The Bible Word book. by Prof w. Swinton...... 90
jonathan, BIZ fraser Tt bled; leisure series. zee. IS
For sale by
MOHUN BROS,
feb2l-tr 1919 Pepnsylvsnis ave-, cor. nth st.
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will sell ION account If hom " may concern
on IhIDAY, March q, 1876 at al oke O'Clock y
M a. A,Lee'. hart, foot Of sth .trest seven hun.
mari Gso o. " VS. srIcKsEY.
II III, wARhkB, corner 7Ih and q streets
BUILDING Lot FOR SALE, on the EAST SIDE
n ~ FIST SHEET, BETwkkN X AND L
- viii sell at public auotiop. to tn. highest
* bidder on FRIDAY, March Sd, 1875, at 5
clock p m; lot A, suboiyision o. square rs
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u months
With per cent interest $50 down on day OF sale
mari ~ 'SoI q RsIEfGa' Salesman.
Essr soIaA
fkEsIs Wisf SeFFfFS SsI4S s5r AMI e
HkRE sr6 5SF f Hssais Sx 1nMRfSs.D By
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated July 14tn
1a D. & ls and d1y Iep.ISsa q LSsr
rfct Of Columbia, and a the request Of the party
The ss hsse r saSsT on
uHDAf, February 18th, lS76, at 4 O'Clock p. q. ;,
the city Of or OF s
Known ss part Of lot No. 8, In square No SO, and
7: F ;o%
northeast corner o. ssid lot and runnips thence
ehes thence to intersect the rear line
~ said lot, at point distant 10 feet inches
The said line inches To the
corner Of said lot; and thence northwesterly in q
with the i'm prov ements the reon
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which sl0g must
be paid at the time of sals,) and the balance in g.
~ and IS months, In equal payments to be secured
5y purchaser, notes; bearing per cent; Interest
the property sold. Oonveysncing and recording at
purchasers cost. II terms of sale com piled
with ii days after sale the trustees the
sht to resell az risk and Of purcha in de-
fault. WIN. f. HOBTZ 90.
b. W, BOWMAN, trustees
feb9d dts Rep ecdl
~ BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
EST, the above sale Is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, March 1876. ~
f.h,o,,. R wv Fl 66 HW9ssTTz,NNaN'. Trustees.
RS-BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
est. the bOvs sale Is further postponed until MON
DAY, March 9th, 1875, at p. m
marr.dt. E.M. + pd HSS1z%NAN' Trustees.
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narl.qtewtd w. WILLouaaBY, AttoI
MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PI OPERTF ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN YIN AND .rH SHEETS NORTH
EAST, At AUCTION.
ESs by virtue of q deed Of trust, dated February
kS 4ih, A. d. 1873, aud duly recorded in Liber No.
709 folio So Of the land records for Washington
unity, 10 the Distrct OF Columbia, and by request
of m. party secur hereby, shall proceed 70 sell,
AZ pubic auction in front of the promises, MON
DAY. March 18Th, 1875, at 4 so O'Clock m, ali
That certain piece OF parcel of ground, situate,
y ing and being in the city Of ashiRston, in the
District ef Mbia, known and described as Lot
numbered eleven (lll, in Square nun bored eight
hundred and ninety eight (S9S), with the improve
meDts thereon, consisting of twO-s story Cottage
frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sAle: 5000 and interest a. 10 per cent.
per nun FROM August 9th, 1875, tog Their with the
expense of sale, in cash; balance at AID IL months
for notes bearing interest at 10 per cent per anuum
81 secured by deco OF trust the premises sold
Convey al cling at cost of purchaser. s2U0 down n
day of sale, snd If the terms Of sale not complied
with within ve days from day of sale, the Trasiee
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser
w. b. REED, Trustee.
fet2s eo&ds WASH. h. WILLIAMS, huct.
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1"Well. damn a country where man
can't tell what party he belongs 10 IL he goes
from one state Into snother."-l Poster, OF Ott0,
on indiana and The Republican Situation.
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JOHN 4. HANNA, Trustee.
ianl72aw6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.

~ THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
dee cribed property not having complied with the
terms of sale thereof to him, made pursuant to the
above advertisement, this Is to give notice that
SATURDAY, March 4th, 1876, at the same hour,
az he same place, and on the same terms as men
toned in the above advertisement.
JOHN K. HANNA, Trustee.
feb28 dads WASH Il WILLIAMS, Auct
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GALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

By virtue of deed of trust dated June 18th, A.
IS72 and recorded in Lber No. $50, folio z33, II
the land records for ths county OF Washington, d.
c., and By direction of the parties secured in said
dyed OF trust will sell in front Of the premises,
MONDAY, January 31st. A. ID. 1876, at $50
O'Clock p m, ali of Lot numbered fifteen in square
numbered one, in the city of Washington, ia the
District OF Columbia, containing $50 feet or
Whereabouts, with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash. and the residue in equal
instalments at 8, IL and Is months, with interest
from Gay Of sale, payable semi annually, at rate OF
eight per centum per annum until paid, the deferred
pay ments to be secured by the purchaser notes
and de ed Of trust the property Sold all cash,
at purchaser option. deposit Of 8 100 required
at sale, ana the convey ancIng must be at pur
chsser's cost. If terms of sale are not com plied
with in i've days from sale the property will 10
resold at risk and cost Of defsultng purch after
five days notice IN tho Evening Star newspaper.
JOHN 4. HANNA, Trustee.
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARl

UNIUN OQUARE HOIEL,
V ISS sSH sH NEW YORK. PsoPA n1sGs.
Al this Establishment are 70 be found all
the excellencies known to modern hotels OF the
highest grsde.
Its location is the most desirable In the city,
being in . beautiful and charming neighborhood,
and within easy distance OF the chief public insti-
TUTORS the leading business houses, and the prin
ciPal thesters.
The rooms spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated and the vees
are varied, extensive aud charming.
The Restaurant has no poriOr anywhere out
Of Paris. livery luxsry IL here supplied at mode
cost, ana the attendants uniformly courte-
GUS and Sficisnt.
The eIsVatsr is available ct all hours, day and
night.
VisitOFs to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
janis m
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WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANAN REMAINED
BACHELOR-In an elegant mansion near
the Arlington hotel, in this city, reside two
ladies of the olden aristocracy-Mrs. Free
nan and her sister, Miss Coleman. About
the latter lady little romance clings which
makes her interesting. She was the second
and the affianced bride of the late President
Buchanan, his first love having died in her
youth, and until he met Miss Coleman Re
was almost recluse from ladies' society.
He was engaged to her when sent abroad as
American minister TO the court of st. James
in London. AT that time Miss Coleman re-
sided in New York. He returned 10 this
country on visit, and on the evening he
arrived Miss Coleman was giving a grand
entertainment. He Sas fatigued, and instead
of dressing and paying his respects TO her
Immediately, retired To his room, and early
next morning called TO see her. She mad
taken offence at his not calling the evening
before and refused TO see him, and they never
met again. What regrets were felt the world
has never known, but many an angry i'm
pulse has wrecked the happiness OF men and
women beyond reparation.-I Washington Cor.
CHICAGO Journal
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"MAKE IT TEN DAYS, JUDO E."-William
G. Leroy OF Kingston, n. Y, q respectable
station In Newark, last Saturday morning,
ard requested that he be committed for dve
days, as otherwise he could not stop his
drinking spree. While toe Police Justice
"Judge, guess you'd better make IL out Tor
ten days" His request was granted.
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Nkw ExPRsss LiNA VIA CANAL,

NV EAPKESs IN VA CANAL,
PHILA DELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGkTOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 3, North VhArvee, Philsde. sniA,
SATURDAY, ct I m.
ID. O., H0HDAY, at D. IN. =
This line connects at Peilsdeiphis with Olydes
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provt-
cence, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
age in Boston By this line:
wM. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
~Freights delivered by Knox g Express. Orders
left Of General efce, COS Pennsylvania avenue, or
10, seesu
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DIED.

FIFIELD. On the LIST instant, GEORGE Lane
DON fIFIkLD, sged years and months, Only child
OF Joseph n. and Elia C0tfrell Fined.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
Mr.. hOmas Parker, on 7th street road, OF J-ite
oclock D. M. The friends u The family are
epeotfulll invited.
"Suffer ittle children 20 come unto lie, Tor %
such lie the kiEgdom Of Heaven II
ZEEELl. Suddenly, March LIST. about 10 20 o
m. Y A. ZKvELY, "a. u .fn the $50 year Of bic are.
Notice Of fuperal hereafter,