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TRY GOODS LESS THAN
~ AI-CTTGN PRICES
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.

80 pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Dsmssk Mo-
hairs. at 81 worth 50; loo pieces handsome Lawns
and Percsies, warranted fast colors. st l2x per
yard; neat Stripe Summer Silks At rs, 81, and 81;
rich Black Silks Mohairs, and Alpacss, in ell best
grades, ~ lOw prices; Lupin's Ali Wool, and 81 TX
and " DOL Black Grenadines, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Cashmeres, Cretons. BombaZines, DeLafns
and Tauese Cloths In all best makes. 10 4, IL 4
Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks. Napkins and
Togelirgs,A Of low dOwn prices, to suit the pres
kure, q
j. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP COBHER, sol, rIH ST.,
nylS-tr Market Space.
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YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE!
DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION,
AT
TOW SON d co.'s

GACZE UNDERWEAR, for ladies and gents, as
low a. 5ac
BLACK ALPAOAs, IS, Is and 2ec
Double width tIPACAs, beautiful blacks, 1T 25c.
HANDkERCHIEFS. 1hc. each.
Bales yard tee COTTON, Sc.
400 ysrcs he auiiful Plaid aud Striped DRESS
GOODS IL al the newest shases at 25c., sold At
&C eta.
Black CAsHMEREs, Spring weights, Is low as 50,
81. rs, 81. I, etc.
French LAWNS. rev styles, l2c.
Gases wash POPLIN, SIC.
Victoria LAWNS cheap, IL Is, IS, 21c., etc.
PARAsOLS, Rev style handles, 81, el23, el.5o,
81. O. 80. etc.
BLACK SILKS, very cheap
GRQs GRAIN and rAFFETAS, 81, Sl.25, q 30,
S175. So
CAsslMFkEs for Men and Boys Wear Is. 81, 50,
62.T sc 81. etc.
100 rolls MATING, fresh and green, 20. IS, sOc.,
&. M. TOwSON d CO.,
nyIl-eo.r $50 Pa. (,outh side), near 7th ST
nIssOLUrIoN or co PARrNERsHIP.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ELWG,NT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, NO SO STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of q deed of trust, -
dated the twelfth 18th day OF "A u 1874 f.R
and duly recorded in Lber No. 753, fOlio 100 JIM
one Of the land records for county Of washinst n
strict Of Columbia and atthe request of the
front of the premises, on THURSDAY. June |,
ls76, Of o'clock the following described real
estate, situate in the city of Washington, O All
that certain piece or parcel Of ground real
situate and lying in ssid city 1f Washirg tOn aud
known and described az being Lot numbered one
hundred and thirty six, US6,) IN shepherds re-
corded subdivision OF sluare numbered six hum
dred and twenty three (6l3J together with the i'm
provemenfs. &c. consisting OF On elegant three
story ar base ment brick dwelling
tt rms: One-third cash; balance I'm six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest at ten per CEN
tum per annum, secured BY deed of trust on the
property sold. deposit of $500 will be required
Q, the purchaser at time Of sale. Ali conveyancing
Ct the expense of the purchaser.
III terms OF sale are not compiled with within
seven days the trustees reserve the right t. resell
the property the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser.
JOSEPH T DYER, lr--..o.
myZ2 dads MICHAEL GREEN A"stees'
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nUNCANsON BROS, AuctiOaeers.

nUNCANsON BIOS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH ID ST.,
BETWEkN 1sT AND % STREETS EAST, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 29th, at -
51a O'Clock, will sell. front Of the prem
lees, the east haf Of lot S, in square 1888, front
IL 70 feet south street. with depth Of ll9 feet
6 inches 10 a 30-foot alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one and two
years; notes bearing interest, secured by deed of
trust On the premises sold. Conveysncirg, &C., at
as old Im24-4tl UUNCANSON BkOS., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneer,.

DONOANeVN BkOS., Auctioneers.
TRgsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNI-
sIsfiNa OF WALsuT ReTEGsRs, n 9s
MI I2P TdAIBLEg, EXTENSION TABL ls.
sETe, &C. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, bearing
GATE 9th day OF January, lS76, and duly re u
corded In Liber No. sos, folio go and 462, ct ~
sea RESPECTIVELY, one Of the land records for
Warrington county District of Columbia: and BY
request OF the parties secured, will sell at public
anctI n, on MONDAY M0RNIHG, May 29th, 1876,
az ~ O'CLOCK, on the premises, all the household
Iurpiture contained in house No sos 18th street
northwest, enumerated Ia schedule 4, attached to
said trust, Consisting in part
walnut EtegeTe. Dressing case, Bureaus,
Walnu: Marble-top sideboard, Extension Tables,
Walnut Hat rsck, Washstspds. ONCE Tables,
walnut Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Pillows,
Mardrobes, Lounges, Lace Curtains,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Kitchen requisites, CIockery and Glassware, with
numerous other articles
myA EOBT j. MURRAY, Trustee.
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STOCK AND FIxTURFs FOR SAIL


szYirlHs ~ itEHttdfiOH on July LIST, our stock
MusT BE CLOSED
on or before that date.
We shall Ofer tomorrow, and continue to sell
Tor so days, eur large and complete stock OF
DRY GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and al goods remaining on hand June Ist, viii be
sold ~ AUCTION WITHOUT RKSERVE.
In order to Close ~ 80 DAYS.
a REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
v III be made = large portion Of our stock.
Prints 4, and "a cents per yard.
Brown CottoDs, cents per ard.
Figured Grenadines, Ga, 10 and Ia cts,
Grenadines in Stripes, ~ 10 cts.
tllk Grer sdinee beIos cost.
Sumner siiks, Hk cts and upwards.
Pure Black MohAirs. 30 cts, worth IS.
Zine Black Dress silks, IS Cts. worth l.0
800 yard. Black Alpscas, lsk 70 ~ Cts,
PARAeOES ~ cost.
Large lot Table Damssks. Napkins. vine Cloths,
Piano Ccverr, &c ~ less han New York cost.
~GREAT BARGAINS IN everything.
y. q WISWALL - CO.,
a Pa AVA
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PRESBYTERIAN UNIoN-The clergy of the
Northern Presbyterian Church, now holding
their assembly In Brooklyn, and those of the
their assembly In Savannah, were exultant
yesterday over the prospect OF union as q
national body. The Old and New School
now, IL the northern and southern branches
can unite, Presby teriauism will be greatly
strengthened. The way and the spirit In
which negotiations have been opened this
ing In their successful tssue.]lG. =. Ssa,
26th.
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BRANCH STORE,
1905 ,trtet, bet. 18th and 18th SITS (oId stand.J
BRODHEAD q CO.
mJ26-n S39 Pa. ave-, bet 9Th ard 10th sts
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V'RUsTEEs SALE OF THE STEAMER "E
l. NORRIS At THE WHARF, NEAR THE
EnOT OLE STREET W

L Mo0bRIsr At TIE WHARF, hnAR THE
by virtue of a deed of trust execu- IT,,
isd on or about the 81 day Of March, Ersst44NS
lSI6 recorded In NJ. b. No i, folio, zk17E<5Ez1E1n
rs and 99, at the Custom Hosse. in GEORGETOWN, d.
o. ard BY direction OF the parties secured thereby
VIII sell at public auction the steamer L. Morris
10 fIont Of the same, the wharf the foot of
IN street southwest, on the 18th day of June next,
AZ q CLOCK m, or so much thereof o NAV be
necessary to pay the liabilities out in the said
deed OF trust, including the interest and all ex
penses of sale
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash; the balance In two
equal irstameDts at and IL months, with per
cent interest on deferred pay ments, III terms not
Complied with In forty eight hours after sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and
cost OF defaultfDg purchaser.
myH-eo R,P, LOWE, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

NNHOs Y. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auction-sr. s Ttb street n W.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. Ncs.
1894 AND 1885 1TH STREET hORrHwEST,
l1WOsTORY BkIrK H1UsES.D
On WEDNESDAY, NAV 31sf, at s O'Clock -
m, shall sell at public auction, on the nj
premises, the above property, being part ot.4..A
let 2, in square AS. and street mar ket IL
al roe seed f:eili,ies for business purposes.
myEts THOs T. wAeGAMAN, Auc..
HNBOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
COMFORTABLE TwO-sTORY FRAnEpwEL.
ING HOUSE, BEING No 7Os 2p STREET
HHoETHnnSr, AND LOT, AT AUCTION.
m, IN front OF the premises, will sell Lot N.I
numbered thiriy hve in Hill g Subdivision Of -
SQUARE numbered seven hundred and nineteen,
fronting ieet on the west SIDE of I'd street east BY
aderth OF "a feet, to 10 foot alley, with 3-foot
side alley, improved By Q comfortable I've story
Frame DwehiDg house. S
Terms: One-hslf cash; balance fu 6 and u months,
Win interest at Per cent deposit OF 9 leo when
me pr perty Is bid off. Conveysncing at the cost
myN-N THOMAS DOwLIHG, Auct.
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DROWNED AT SEA.-The bark National
Eagle, from Boston for Rio, colltded WIFE
and sunk the brig =. NJ. Colimer, Can't, Per
~, from Trinidad for ST. Johns, of Nan
tucket shoals, on the sd instant. during a
dense fog. Mrs Perry. the Captains vile
walter Davis, Peter Peterson aud walter
Dazier were drowned. The bark was some
what damaged and has put into Newport
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
BRODHEAD d CO.,

939 PESSA. AVE-, between 9th and 10th sts,
VIII hereafter sllox Q discount of 10 PER CENT,
on al sale. Of IMPORTED DRESS GOODS, lin
Guiding snks, 0rspadines, Linen Lawns, al pacas
Mohairs De bsges: Sc. &c > and LINEN TABLE
DAMAsks. TOWELS, NAPKINS, &C. All DO
mHeIIC GOODS, HOSIERY, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, CLOVES, LADIES and GENTS UN-
DkBM EAR AID NOTIONS of all sorts will be sold
1t ne Lowest n arktt Price.
This Is rare opportunity to secure Bargains In
FIRST class soDCs
ArdTosecrg.n Al BLEACaED COTTON, IOc,
Sutton X lDo, IN alt colors, ~ IS
elk Clicked BALBRIGGaN HOSE, A3abox
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THE FIRST AQUARIUM IN NEW YORK
Mr.. Henry @. Coup, for a long time business
manager OF p. T. Barnum's enterprises, has
street and Broadway. The ground is 10ox2o0
feet, and the building is TO be one story above
q low brick wall surrounding the whole plot.
Mr. Coup says he will have q greater aver
Aquarium. He has received promises of fish
enough to I'LL several aQuarfa. Agents are
strange fish OF every species. A white whale
is TO be one OF the capital attractions. Mr..
David Thomas, another OF Barnum's old
management OF aquaria, and, being q
whole whale himself, he finds the study fas-
cinatipg-l Nes0 York Gun, 26th.
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FOnTr-FOURTM ooxeREns.
CyosfnS PreceeAsnes Yesferdas
OUsE.-Afler orr reporf cioeed-

hOUsE-After ocr report closed
me Dill making appropriations for the
ayment OF claims reported allowed by ire
commissions OF claims was taken mp aud
Mr.. Luttrsll CCal.) introduced q resolution
reciting that dispatch appeared In the Bal-
timore GdrotC OF the 18Th instant, which
charged That 500 900 had been expended by
the people Of the Pacific coast 20 secure the
treaty with the Hawaiian islands, and In
structing the Committee on WAYS and
Means 10 make an immediate investiRation
into the truth or falsity OF the charge.
Amer some time spent In Committee OF the
Whoie on tbs private calendar, the House
protested 10 the consideration OF the bill
TOT The retirement OF Jrdge McCandless, and
~ wss passed, sfter which the House sd-
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A PAGAN FUNERAL IN NEW YORK
Most readers OF Mr.. Carlyle will remember
his exceedingly amusing Memoir of Giusep-
pc BasamO, other wise know as Count Gag
liostrO, the discoverer OF the elixir of per-
petual life and undecaying beauty; the raiser
OF spirits, and the Grand Kophter OF Lodge
of Egyptian Masonry. IL is Curious to read
of q certain Baron de Palm, described as a
member OF the Theosophical Society, a gen.
ueman OF handsome property, aud a profess
wise a knight of Malta, a Knight of the
Sepulcher, and Rosicruciau OF the Heidel-
berg Lodge. he Is 70 be buried next Sunday
from the Masonic Temple. According to bis
dying request, no Christian clergyman is TO
assist at his obsequies, which are to be
pagan" and conducted according 70 "the
most ancient Egyptian ritual."-[M y Tfi-
6ll,ae, 26th.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

- SUMNER HATS! ~
BATS, various kinds Of ST BAW HATS, GENUIN8
mA " MlLAs BRAIp, LksHoRN, nc.
American and English eILk, ALPACA and
GINGHAM UmBkELLAe
Ladies SUN UMBRELLAS aud PhRAsOLs
UMBRELLAS and PARAS0Ls covered aud re.
KER a GREEN,
l<1s PENNSYLVANIA AyEHuE,
myf5u Above wfllards Hotel.
SUmMEh HAYS. -
Choice sty lee Nj ckinaw Straw, Il air Cloth 81
and Fine Felt.
KNOWS WHITE BEAVER, NOW READY.
UMBRrLLAe-silk, Alpaca, and bingham.
Lowest market prices.
Is. n SvINEMGYZ, Hatter.
my4ly 1897 Pa. avenue, next 10 cor. 18th 81.
SLIGO SI.4f
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VI ARRIED,

MARRIED.
RATgs-NEUMEHkR. At Oakland. Cai Aprfl
,6th, lao. BY the Rev. Mr.. McClain, BFNNETr i
bara.
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, KILLED By SPRING GUs.-Mr. Henry
hun, OF Hartford county, having uoftced
sna. DE cider cellar bad been invaded PLACED
,sr 70 command The window. on Saturday
Isst Jemes Burk, young man 10 ne EN-
ploy OF MT. Kun, attempted 10 enter the win
entire load of shot entering his stomscls. ne
fingered until Tuesday, when he dlei
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
CASH DISCOUNT TEMPER CENT.
GEORGE Q. HENNiN0,
go SEVENTH STREET.
myl6-tr
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE
DRESS SHIRTS,
The Greatest Invention OF the Age. six Cue Dress
Shirts for ak dollars, (S6,D not 20 be had IN any
other store In this city.
- We are Sole Agents.
W. W. BURDETTE q Co,
No. s2s 7th street n. ".
apd-u No. zoe X street n. -.
XNI ABE RECEIVING DAILY FB0n QUE
w Factory, IN BALTIMORE freeh supPliss Of thoas
hNhsAkHhb sE1RTs' n.Ss d az 49, s sm,
nn.lis and Tysnty one bnnered Liner, g the
I'VE ). W. pARE. Manager.
EIHBeT DRESS SHIFTS MADE TO oRDRB
Of q: ~ n ne s1d Y ses Tes
SHIRT IAofoRr, lols grsst
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

5Gst ops ned, from the late New York auction,
ImhnI1 PIEOks BLACK GkENAOIHE5,
~ - cents per ysrd, nice goods, warranted to hold
<aer color - good thing sold 81 csats
ALSO,
TEN PIECES SUMMER SILKS
at rs cents, very cheap, and
Eight PIECES BLACK TAMISE
ct rs, SIN. o., sll21s, ~ 81 Is.
PLAID ard Siriped GRENADINES from Is cents to
u ., In handsome styles for Oyerdress.
A. Iull sock 81 al kiods of seasonsbIe DRY
GOODS. 20 " hich we invite the attention OF al
Polite ~ pTOmp 81 attention at all times.
~Eemsnlber location.
w. NJ. BROWN,
No. 3l4 5th street uorthweSt.
s-Dont overlook the BLACK GRESA-
DIMES st q cents per yard. Imy8-trl W M b.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATlONAL.
CoUTHERN home SCHOOL,
IsT&Iss n. CHARLE s ST :. BALTIMORE, IN.
ESTABLGHED 1el2.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
LADIES.
Fall session beging THIRD WEDHEsDAT IN
September.
PRINCIPALS. Ms. GIN. JOIN PTslxs.
To accommodate parties Visiting the Oenteeniai,
young ledes may be entered prior % fhs eseinsins
WIsI IND msIIIUTr tSe, .ss, -. -
New Haven, Conn. send Tor circulsr. nas16
EEgLg9, g16HQH, APP QLAssIGAL p.
New York avenue q. v-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
eON, PrinciDAl.-The eighth annual oonntoa boG1m
on fhs 18th Of esptsmbsr, va. ong1s-ly
NOTIUI-Rsraa VIC eesrs % dteDoss q q
IN KINDS OF VIKING zPFZkfL CA "a
them ior higher eosh pF1ce thu enl - n -
ETY.. b calling g eedEs.1ng HnReo3, oiS y
80. bssSsss e - - SssShvsa. tt.f =
COH1ly LQAH 0yBIo1, 0ra~ a % -
- Ne - $500, s1lke2ee . - -
fSsS 49,: - - - ys3y.1s - ySR
S.; s.: $: : e s! s:
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tbs only noble TO be good.
Kind hearts are more than corOnets
And simple faith than Norman blond y
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nIssOLUTIoN or co PARrNERsHIP.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

A NOVEL SCHOOL FOR G1RLs.-A
school for ladies has been opened in
Berlin on a plan decidedly novel, but
very practical. The building con-
tains lodging rooms, working rooms,
IN immense kitchen and a permanent
bazaar. In the school rooms every
branch that will fit the girls for stu
ations in banking, commercial or
mercantile establishments is taught.
Various trades that ladies' can follow
are exemplifed by skillful operatives,
The kitchen is, perhaps, the chief
school room, for all the work there is
done by the girls under the supervis-
ion of one of the best cooks in the
city. This feature has become SO
popular from the large number of
betrothed maidens who flock thither
to obtain good domestic educations,
that the managers have begun to
charge for instruction in cookery, and
the receipts generally pay the expens-
es of the other departments.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

Be SocIAL.-Men who isolate them
selves from society, and have no near
and dear family ties, are the most un-
comfortable ofhuman beings. Byron
says happiness was born of twins, %
but the phrase, though pretty and
poetic, does not go far enough. We
are gregarious, and not intended to
march through life, either single or
double file. The man who cares for
nobody, and for whom nobody cares,
has nothing to live for that will pay
for the keeping of soul and body to-
gether. You must have a heap of
embers to have glowing fire. Scat
ter them apart, and all will become
dim and cold. So to have a brisk, Wig
orous life, you must have group of
lives, to keep each other warm, as it
were, or afford each mutual encour-
agement and confidence and support.
If you wish to live the life of man
and not of a fungus, be social, be
brotherly, be charitable, be sympa-
thetic, and labor earnestly for the
good of your kind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

How TO Woo WoMAN.-Woo wo-
man bravely. If there is anything
humiliating to woman, it is to have
q lover whom she wishes to honor.
weak and vapid, ever yielding and
half afraid of her. She longs to tell
him &c to act like manw The man
who conceals or denies his love fol-
fear of being laughed at, is coward.
A love that has no element of divinity
in it is not love but passion, which, Of
itself, has nothing ennobling. That
was beautiful inscription on an en-.
gagement ring, Each for the other,
and both for God"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

To PRESERVE EGGS WHOLE YEAR.
In the following manner we have
repeatedly kept eggs perfectly sweet
and good a whole year: After hatch
ing time is past, collect Thirty or fifty
dozen Tor buy them fresh, when eggs
are fifteen OF twenty cents o DOZEN,
and prepare liquid thus: One pint
of common salt, one pint of lime; dis
solve in four gallons of boiling wa
ter; let it settle, and put the eggs into
the liquor in stone jars when cold.
Cover the eggs entirely in the liquid,
and use stone, not soft crockery jars.
Thus embedded, eggs will keep for
twelve months, and come out in good
shape, through, after all, they will not
be equal to new laid eggs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

81 A little squint-eyed Chicago
boy pranced up to his mother one day
this week, and said: Ma, haint I
been real good since I've begun goin'
to Sunday-school?" eyes, my
lamb, answered the maternal, fond
~. "And you trust me now, don't
you, Ma ?" eyes, darling" she re-
piled again. Then" spoke up the
little innocent, what makes you keep
the cookies locked up in the pantry
the same as ever?" A strange look
entered that mothers eye, as she en-
deavored to solve her little sons
deepness with the heel-end of her
slipper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-16

The WEALTH OF JEws.-Rothschild
could buy up the fee simple of Pales-
tine. Goldsmith might rebuild the
temple of Herod. Montefere has
money enough to cast a golden statue
Of King Solomon. But of these
wealthy Hebrews not one is willing
to go back. There are supposed to
be 10, OO0, 600 or II, 900 900 of Jews
alive in various parts of the earth.
Very many are wealthy and some are
immensely rich,