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Nous. SurulsllnJ.

Suus. SuruisgnJ
FURNITURE, - CARPETS,
AT oTARRELLs. iI0 ElOHTH Az
Between 3Oth and 3lst SITS
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY Or MONTHLY
INIRNITURE, CARPETS, BEDpING, aud
II STOVES sold at 10 VEST CASH PRICES, On
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No additional
charge on time sales. j. LYNCH,
800 Sth av., between 90 h and goth as.
GOOD second.hand and misht English. Brussels, and
N ingram carpets, oil clutns &C. very cheap al tAe
Old place, lie Fulton 81. Puce lat sent free.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMtNrs
w taken for furniture, carpets, ana bedding An In
mense stock and low prices
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.'S. 1855 Chathamu
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excursions.

ITO CHARTER FOR ENCCR-ION~.-
II saloon steamers wyoming and Nuiam COOK, OArges
RepuOhc, Chicago Baldwin. CAedonial aud Anna. Al
defney Park Excelsior Oriental, Raritan Beach, lOnA
Island. and Cold Spring Groves TO let once 3st est
IT.. opposite Christopher o. Ferry, II CROsSkrr.
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Carpets.

CARPETS.
~ IngraIns from Is cents 10 p5 cents
Three. Phys from u IS 10 81 so.
Tapestry from 81 to 81 IS.
BODY brussels from 81. so to VI 20.
Rugs Mats, Msting a. less prices than TO be found At
STEPHEN A. SPENCER. succeNorto
Adams Spencer. late OF PSI Grand 81.
now 500 9th av
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0Wnntt0-.-Htmalts.

- %
n. please cali a the sewing Mach ne sutchlng Com
cScfy .ssf SO dozen san. saa lco ssT to s I've
out, we pay from 10 per v SS.e" We give wit
zen guarantees ter al tho work yoa can DO Tor Two
years and '0" 70 per 'sn'o1 A. iMtLIEh Manager
-A,-LADIES. we sell you any machine want.
ed on one w e a2 s g worE C every Mon
u''' : co.orfRyiivE M'FG Co. 100 walker st
A arNrEMT OPERATORS, on ,',1Ssn,, =
49, rork home also a few eSperienced fuckers
JACkMXN' OnARA, III and 123 Franklin At.
ATt3CLINTON PLACkisihe oldest aud mo-.
operations wanted. All cars lead to the do9r ..,,
A wmEELER 4 WILSON sewing machine
and attachments will be sold Tor $50. 30 Bond st. near
Bowey.
A GOOD operator on white and colored vests Cali
N for Que week At 81 Sd ay.
GIRLS who wish to learn the sewing machine win
recsye u instrgc,cn on any mscnin ne free or fof
he Brootyn ChlidreLs Aid society 81 Poplar ST. pe:
except ssiurdsys from . TO O'clock
HANDS on common costs. shirts. and felt skrts
III WORK given out 1856 West 5oth at
ADiESs sgSS, Ops5,.s .p,t mssnS HsH;iIaE
Nj saiiiA BfUaESrG%I, s.s canal canal St. - ~
NEW shirt ironers wanted. cady work paid every
~ Saturday. Call at 40 west 10Th Of.
OPERAToRs on shoes ,'s ,s. wSTs' call all the
~p'ic-l Wilcox Giph.'., Remington, seb rented,
s. PRIVILEGE Of huyins BOURKE, osi HUDSON It,, be.
tween iith sni Rank 'ts
SuIRTS. Three operators wanted to hrlns their
= own mach mes for STEADY worN 6Od Broadway' cor
ner Of Prince -.
STRAW ~FNFR- wanted, aso hat rrcsser. at
= $40 Atsutic n" bro1kyn.
IrP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
>Nav lca,c their favor. for Tns srN at the only
~ e,., ~ eea ,l p ~ and
3dS- vr.i ga Il. opposite Giand Orcr, House, aud
\. 100 "a %, corner OF 4ith st. unit : p. NJ
NufAIra charge.
Nl-NNTIi- Operators ou Wheeler & wisol's.
W Grower Risc b. ani Ronns1 machines also
'-''''' w ''N' O'' $ NiiISs o. aSi irtaiwav.
" ANTtn -tN;,tieuccd lace hands On Wilcox &
Josrrn RrARNEy, sos caualst.
w A>rtn-A Protestant. girl. to mac herself
sg6 basement S, aoo foG go ssii TgsG''' 4''
! WANTED -periencei OPERATOR, on Wheeler 4
suits 5ds broadway.
| \yANTFD-A good washer; one that understand.
| Houston ST.
WANTED a nrst;cia cpsreier On sinset. ma
w chine steady work. Al bROOks bhOS' Cherri 81
! WANTED An operator on custom pants ana 10
w sew oJ hand. Cal at 10 Stage a.. williams5urgn
XVANTED-A good taNorcss on custom pants one
w Who can operate on singers. SSl West e5th 1t
| yH-ANTED-Operato on Wheeler & wilson's ma
! w chimes ON clillr'n- white suits. Al worth ~.
| WANTED Operator. - Siugrrs sewing machine'
W 10 eisi sCiltUER y BROS $40 broadway.
| WANTED Several girls to do bastiug and nnlsh
J W lux on chil1rens suit, AT and IL White t.
| WANTED Tir-t.cass millncrs at . and 10 DNi
w sion 81 CAL all the week
NNANTED-Opetators. bssters, anu ruIshers OF
W pants At ll2 sherlr st.
N[ANTED-operators on white shirts Apply at 81
| w walker Il top floor
| XyANTED-Crochet hands at 455 10Th ay.
X-Ot ". HtllI.s, can OBTAIN situations Tree, lodg
ings md meals &c. csch, board at 81 30 week
atthe Glri.' LstLlng House - St Marks pi. sth st.
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golfers mo GuOur,s.

INOR SAI.E-A 2ohorse power boiler and engine,
No. hf Gront Of.
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4IOpOsaIs.

GRREDMOOR! Refrethmen's n : Proposals for
X furnishing refre'hmcnts AT Creedmoor the wear
1876 VIII Dr. receive from respon.blr parties ouIT at
the Office OF the National RIDE Association, % Nassau
Ct. I'll May /.
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fhnk i6NboSN pIIRTsFcf' '"u

GREECE, wednesda, April 90 1880 A. NJ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY, April 90. go A. NJ. The Queen. MAY 2l.p M
EGYPT. MAY 49, $50 A; NJ. ENGLAND, June 3 Pm
Cabin passage, $50 aud go currency. Return ickeu
al reduced rates. Steeiagc passage. s2d. currency
Drafts Issued from Al upward At current prices, AP
ply At the company Offices, ~ broadway.
4 W. j HURST Manager
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WFFl5EEt ii 1FtlNf6NFAyp LIVERPOOL. CAR
R1lNG UNlrED STATES MAIL

The stcarars OF this hnr take the Lane Rluesfec ID
tnerdet by Iirut Msuray. 4 : -, going south VI tt
Hanks on me passage 10 QusenStown all heyeM 70 li
ADklA IItr.s..sssssstts ssAplll 10 A
EAiiIC May b, / N
EriNA ........ .......... May 20. 2 ! v
CriiiH 49,. ........... june Q. 2 Z NJ
From White Star pock Pier %, North river. .u
Passenger accommodation l. unrtVa4lcd ithlls >.
arnin,hps Saloon $50. aud 800, gold. Return ucIe1
on favorable terms Stcerage, t2S. .
\ B-passenger tickets aud drafts can he Obtain"
A. White star Wharf. foot Of West lnih ~
d. J. CORTlS, Agent, 81 broadway, New 'fA,
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- 10 GLASGOW, BkLFAs /, and LONDONDERRY
From PER a., n. Il. foot Of Cana 81.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, May
STATE OF INDlANA. Thurslay. MAY H.
saio0u aud cabin passages At lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN e. co, Agents, u HfoilAb
Sferrage once, IS BrOalRaY.
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salts.
Oats anO Gaps.

FOR SALE cheap-A second hand safe ieeI o..
i al 30 pei H.; can be seen after o'clo'A.
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NCHOR LINR,--u,.,s MAn!,STEAMElIs,
INMAN LINE.-MAlb. .sTAME4s..

CITY OF CHE TER ........ Saturday May d, at3P
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, May IS. Al SO 4
CITY OF BERLIN. Saturday, May n, At $50 NJ
49, From Pier As, North Riyrr ~ 49,,
SAhiN anI slOl go.
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEAM~HIP I'M.

DAClFIC NAH. STEAM~HlP LINZ T"
II California Japan China hrltlsh COLUMBIA &C
Sailing from Pier foot OF Canal st. Norm ri,et, ~,
Tuesday, MAY 2, y noon
CONNECTING for al Central AmeflcAn aud SCUM
pac &c ports. nm.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
CHEAT REPUBLIC ........ 90. =. 90. 80. MSiaatJt
FROM san fRANClsCO TO NlCIOhlA' TVN'
TOWNSEND. TACOMA. PORTLAND &c. &c.
on lie ION 2Oth And 3Uih of every month . .
For fr,iyht or massage apph foot ~ Canal a.,
" il j BrLLAY Superintendent
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sgdlgNttg
DLANk HOOK BINDERS-wanted a standing
ID press anu rulng MAGAZINE must be In good Older
aud cheap for CASH state price,
BINDER box li9, Sun office
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A Mn Mkman's Fiendi ish ness.

He surged round the corner into
Dodge's market, dropped down upon an
empty peach crate, and calculated, ''To-
phet !" lin said. What's the matter
with you? ?" and the old man wiped the
sweat from his face and said :: Young
feller, I'd give $4,000 to git my hands
onto that darned whitewash peddler tha
leaves me milk. Last FALL" continued
the old man, 81 put up storm door
over the back stairs, and from that day
to this my milkman, with devilish per-
sistency and onhallowed depravity, has
sot my pail, after film it with milk.
hard up agin the storm door on the top
step, and as soon as try ter open the
door over goes the pail. 1 writ NOR n
1000 notes and pinned EN- onto the
steps, for that man ter leave the pail on
the lower step, butts no use. I've upset
more'n 800 gallons of milk this Winter,
and there amt oussed cat in Ward "
that don't know jist where ter come for
her breakfast. For the last two months
I've ginerrally gone out through the
front hall and round the back yard and
brought in the pail. did SO this morn
in, but forgot ter take my night key,
and here 1 am shut out in the cold. The
old woman ia upstairs asleep, and SO
darned deaf that Gabriel hisself couldn't
make her hear nothin'. l wish that
everlastin' milkman had ter chaw strych-
nine till he was a corpse, and the old
man ground his heel into the floor and
looked wicked.
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SHER1FF c. NJ. HAYS, OF Silver City,
Idaho, arrived here by the train last
evening to take charge of Hughes, who
was arrested at Cornucopia last week by
Deputy Sheriff Seitz. Sheriff Hays
starts for Idaho again this morning,
taking Hughes, who will be tried for
completely il the murder of Lord a.
South Mountain some months ago
Elko Independent, Feb. y.
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~ Wanted-a situation by a gentleman,s
son, was the title OF a lecture recently de-
IlNered In Indianapolis by Dr. Dashiell, OF
New York. -
Il \ y ew York negro, lis years old. never
saw Wash lngJon, but drank some of the tea
spilled In Boston harbOr and is going % the
Centennial.
81 The "leap year necktie" for gentlemen
j. out. We have not seen ~, but suspect IL
is young lady sleeve, with an arm in n,
aud goes all the way around the neck. Every
enterprlsing young gentleman should have
one Norris Eeralf
sSThe widest bandit on the Mexican bor-
der is Guy Lopez, OF whom IL is related thaI
he was a peLslYe peanut endcr OF San Fran
cisco, and Went TO the bad because every Do
hceinan or millionaire that passed his stand
s,Cle2 net vi an air 81 abstraction
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How THEY FIXED IT.-A New Yorker
while Journeying the other day, was recog'
niZed by another citizen doing business near
the Bowery, ke being also away from hom
on business, and after a little preliminary
conversation the first remarked:
"Well, ] hear that you had TO make an as
Segment"
Eyes, dat is drew" replied the other.
"And your brother, over on Chatham
street.-the assigned too. didn't he?"
"You zee IL was just like dis" said the
Bowery man. al was owing a good deal.
makes over my stock TO Jacob and Jacob
makes over his stock TO me, and / do his
peesness aud he does my peesness, aud dem
some!"-l Chicago Tribune.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN,

al AUCTION.
~ BY virtue OF a Deed OF trust, dated the 18th
k.a day OF ocober 1873. and duly recorded in Liher
49, l'los So one OF tee land records for Washing
ton county District of Cuumbis aud bv IN. r. nest
o. the party secured thereby, shall sell ON SIC
paf, lhe Ith Of Febf uary, 1870 AT q clock . IA.
In 'front.' oi The premises. the vest half part Of LaT
numbered slNty-tTo (62l, in Holmead addition 20
S"oreetown' District of g lnmbia, the same front
II twenty eet on ne south Ike Of West street vt q
adePth Of one hundred and twenty feet, together
Dwelling
Teruas Of sale are: One third ca.h; tEe residue IA
Two tqusi pay meHts, at six and twelve months and
secured b. Coed of on the roperty sic with
notes bearing interest at eight per cent per Gnuur
convey anClng AT purchasers cost. A deposit u
ShoViil bee required At the time Of sale II the
terms ~ sale az not cOmpied with ia ten days the
u-tees reserve the right resell tine same ~ the
rick and of the defaultiBs pu Oh Aser by Nv,
~ the city OF Washington.
WM. ID. ClSSIN
WM :. GOR6OS.S Trustees.
lauN 10 IHOS. DOMLlNG. Anct.
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ny b. Ii. WARNER, AuotiOaeer.


TRusTEE's SALE OF = BEAUTIFULLY
ATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
BROWN sTBEET AND MERIDIAN AVENUE.
"a By virtue of deed Of trust to NE, dated pri
1874, md duly recorded IL Liber rs, folio AS,
- Of the land records Of the District Of CoIumtis
ard st the request of the holder Of the note seCured
thereby, viii offer for sale at public aucgion in
ION, 1876, at Z O'Clock q. m the following de-
scribed unimprOved real estate viz All that certain
known and described as Lot 40 Of 5. p. Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, in the county OF
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness, viz.
$500 and interest due thereon, secured by aforesaid
eed OF trust and the expenses of the sale, in cash
Jsn2O eo6ds THEO. 4. GATCHEL, Trustee.
TOURT SALE-By virtue Of a decree If the Su-
~ preme Court Of the District OF Columbia passed
In Equity case number 3.l22, wherein Robert Colt
man and others are complsiuants, and John "
On FRipHY, the 4th day Of Fes S Rysmi i5
f Ts's i h' II Il .ff ess
City. This property Is known as No. 12l- Penn
- anita ayenne, and is on that avenue between
street II has front Of fifteen feet six and three
quarter inches, more less on the avenue and six
teen feet and one half feet less, street
low occupied by the Independent Ice company,
and also sma threestOry brick building 'front.' az
on street, This property will be sold in single
parcel.
from day OF sae and the remainder in two years the
deferred to bear Rtcrest from day OF SALE
and to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser aud
a lien on the property sold. deposit of : 2l0 will
be required Of the purchase the time of the
terms of sale be not complied with In ten days from
day Of sale, the trustee the right 10 resell
al the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
All convey anclnf at purchaser penss.
jaD2-d6ds 63r street.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer
TRUSTEES SALE OrVALUABLEIMPROV
PROPERTY At SOUTHEAST COBNER of
18Th AND STREETS

IhUsIEE SALh U NhLU ABLE PRONED
PROPERTY At SOUTHEAST COaNER or
18Th AND STREETS n W.
s. By yr'ue Of deed dated 5ulF 10, ISIS, anu re-
rs corded In lber T9E, at folio 439, will sell, on
fhlD.f tbe Atm day OF February, lS;6, in front
OF the premises at O'Clock o M, those parts of
lots Nos sixteen To- and seventeen ~, In sluara
. one hundred and ~ enty seven (l27l, described
ss follows: Beginning at the northwest cor ser of
SAID square and running thence south 18th street
seventy seven tID feet; the east twenty IS
teti thence north seventy IA feet street.
thence west on 1 street 10 the place of beginning.
vii n the imprOy emeIts thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue in
equal payments, at 6, IL, an Is months, 10 be So
cuTtd 10y a deed OF trust on the property. $50 de-
p lit ben the property Il struck off, which i to
be forfeited nnless the terms complied with in
i've days alter sale Ali convey ng and rec ,TdinR
bit purchaser ; cost.
JOHN Il. TYLER Trustee
IaBg-d THOMAS DOWNING sn.,
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DIED

.ALLEMAN. On Monday evening. January sI<,
Yrs. EMMA hELNICk, glie OF Colonel n q. Ale
IIan.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence Of
htr husband, No Sll lyth street, on Thursday,
FEBRUARY 81, ~ o clock p. "a.
Friends invited. p
tPbilAcelphis, harrisburg, Denver ana New Phil.
aoelphlst Ohio) papers please copy
Di' h. beparted this life, Tuesday evening,
February lst al Is minutes past clock, hAk-
RIFT A, aged 50 years and IN 1nths, the beioF a
sister OF Letttis Dick.
Funeral will take place on Friday, 4th instant, Ct
II clock. Her remains will be carried 60 weslsy
Zion Church, on ID, between "a aud 81 Streets,
South " ashington. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend. 2ts
FRANCE. o. Wednesday, the "a inst, ct n o.
m, Mrs. ANNABELLk IA NC Z, wife OF Thomas u
France.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MOORE. On Tuesday evening, February I, 1876.
MICHAEL i. MOORE, aged ca years.
Bis funeral Will take place Thursday morning, &C
3 clock, from his late residence, 3Os Let street
southeast, between Z and ID streets Mass will 10
said st -. Dominic Church, at 81 O'Clock The
members Of 81. Patrick Temperance society are
requested 20 attend.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE OF INDIA N AFFAIRS, January 25, ISIS.
seslea Proposals will be received at this Office
until = CLOCK the st Gay OF February 1876 for
furnishing the following named qusntitie. of Bet
Istte on the HOof for issuse to Indians In the In
dian territory:
For the kiowa and Comanche Agency, Loo 900
pounds, gross wefght
For the Wichita Agency, 100000 pounds, gross
weight. e
For the Cheyenne and,Arspahoe Agency, ], 800 900
pounds, gross weight.
FnlI particulars regarding the requirements for
bidders will be furnished on application a. this
Office. 40 SMITH
IsnH- eotfebl9 Commissioner Indian Affairs
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
RUTTEB, BUCKWHkAT, As,
choice New York Butter
Choice New oTk BHckw hest
mOlleI Diamond Syrup,
Vermont Ma pie Syrup.
Cape Cod Crsnberriee.
Pure Currsnt ana Ounce Jelly Put 1S un6er car
oTr supervision.
EoTtnsnt Of Ss~ Good. Just received and for sale
by J. B. BRYAN q BRO,
CctSu COS Pennsylvania svenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON
TEosAs BOWLING. Auotloueer.

IhUsThk SShlE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhoPEhTl ON CAPITOL HUI.
By virtue 81 q decd II trust, dated November
"a Sih, ioIl SID recOr Ted IN Liber No. 65S, fpiio
10Y oi tbe lshd records Il the District of Columbia
sId Ieqnest OF party secured thereby will ssil N
WhDSksDAf the I'd day Of February, lS16, II a
olook = m IN fIont OF the premises that part #
Lot thlrte. n, g 3l IN square numbered seven hun
dred ard sixty one, t76l desc, ibed follows: Be
RlLnine plheteen ~ feet vest from northeast cor
hef 81 sslo Let, %. nee running wssr on Sauih A
str.et eieh'een Is feet thence south one hundre
sh1 ,hIS SIX and enc half 1851 feet, thence east
eighteen lsl feet, thence north to the beginnine
WITH the TIN story Brick Dwelling House thereon
being No 221 A street 9 rutheast
Iefhs OF sale: One third cash; residue In equal
payments at IL and Is months, With interest from
da5 OF sale " b. secured by deed Of trust on the
property. $50 dep sit when the property il sfrnrk
on, li,h Is TO be forfeited unless purcbs-eI
sale. Ali convey anciug and recording AT the cost
Of the pun chaser ~ WI
FRED. W JONES, Trustee
Jsnz4-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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jaD24 dads
IL Il. WAhNER.

IL d. WAhNEh,
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
TY an X STREET, BETWEEN Isr AND On
STREETS NORTHWEST
H. by virtue Of deed Of trust. dated June 18th
vi lS6S, duly recorded Ia Liber No. So, folio s3.
Fl the land records fortle District Of Columbia
ard at the request of the party secured thereby,
cha sell st pablo auction in front of the premises
CD sATU RDAf, February 3th, 1875, az O'Clock
p the following described real estate situate in
the city OF arlington ID. O., to wit:All of lot ~,
N Equsre SSH except those parts heretofore sold
W. W. HUDSON by deed recorded in Liber No. GA,
folio l0l AID toaHenry Fetter By deed recorded in
Liber No HS, folio 6S, OF the land records tor said
District, together with the improvements, &c.
TeTms: Gne-fourth cash; balance in s. IL and Is
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the property sOld. deposit Of SO VIII be
required at time Of sale, and all conyeyancing az
purchasers cost.
WILLIAM b. TODD, ia, Trustee.
lan26, .icD2,4 J. Z. COLDM ELL. SALESMAN.
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KI"Well, neighbor Slummidge, how much
shall put you do xn TO get a Chandelier for
the church? 2" Neighbor g.: "Shooi what we
want to get a chandyleer for3 Tue hain't
nobody kin play onter IL when We git IL,
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10 II. WhRNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Anct.oneer
Federal Buildings, corner Eth snd r SITS northwest

UNDIylDED ONE HALF OF SQUARE EAST
eQoARE NO as, AND UNDIVIDED
nSE.HALf OF SQUARE EAST OF SQUARE
- on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. February
D, at IA clock, will sell. at public aux, iou
IN front OF the premises, the arpNe nsulol
property sQuare east Of square No $40 il situated
between south n sud south streets, Delaware
slt nue. add west I'd street; sgusTe east of square No
81 Is sftusi betw cen south and south A. streets
Delaw are avenue aud west 81 street
Terms: One fourth cash, resisue in s. y. and Is
months deferred payments 10 be secured by deed Of
Irnst anu 10 bear interest ~ per cent per annum
from cay OF sale All convey snciug At # pur-
chaser or purchasers. SlcO down on each sIEafe AT
time ut sale pAVtD WAItEp
ffbleOtts RCD r ID. GfEARY
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fortunate accident threw in my way some Vanity
Pa Can Ony say that il Is the best tobacco that
eScr smoked. t. qnOte the words Of the great Sir
liIlc Newton y pipe Oi II 'makes one think like a
philosopher and act like Samaritan. " gladly add
testimony Of It's excellence to that OF thousands
Of othIr smokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

DUTIES or MOTHER.-She should be firm.
gentle, kind. always reafy 10 attend ID her
child. She should never laugh al him-al
what he does that f. cuunIng-uever ALLOW
hlin Ia think OF his looks. except 10 o. neat
ana clean IN all his habits She ShDuld
leach him L. obey a loOk-tO respect those
oliel than himself, she should never MAKE a
command Without seeing that 10 il performed
IN the right manner. Never speak OF the
CGlld faults or fOlbles, or peat his rem arks
before HIM. IL Il a sure way 10 Snoil "A cbtla
Never reprove child when you are excited
nor let your tone OF voice be raisel when cor
r-cltg. strive 10 inspire love, not dread
respect not fear. Remember Won are Tain
ing and educating soul for eternity Teach
your children 10 walt upon Themselves IN
put away aihing when done with H. Rat
30 not forget That you were once "A child
C1i 'JTlliu FfuTafg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-02

STARS are Of mighty use; the night
is dark and long,
The road foul; and where one goes right
SIX may go wrong.
One twinkling ray,
Shot DER some cloud,
May clear much way
And guide a crowd.
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