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X Ne WABSEh, Aucffoneer.
1RrsTEEs. SALE OF A NEAT rwo-sToRY
ROOF. oN Hi6H STREET., MAR HOW ARD
ESSaifT5GSEs1PIt Saf5S. s. IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Feb
- ruary q. A. ID. 1873 duiy recorded in LIber
T. no. II. folio s., one OF the hsnd records for
- the District Of Columbia, azd at the request
of the party secured thereby. yev Ell AZ pub
lie auction, In front OF the premises, on WEDSEs-
pay, N9yember 4 ls7s. at 4:3o c'cto-k 2. m.
The following described real estate situate In the
county of Washington. District of Columbia, 10
wit: The west half OF lot numbered eight Isl in
block numbered twenty-three, ca, in the Howard
University subdivision Of the farm OF John A.
Smith, recorded in the surveyors Office Of wash
ington county, p. C., together with the Improve
Terms: One fifth In cash, and the balance At one,
two, three and four years, with interest At 3 per
cent. per annum. secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash, at option Of the per
chaser. A deposit OF 500 required at the time Of
sale. and all conveyaneine at purchasers cost.
II terms of sale are not complied with in seven
days. the trustees reserve The right 10 resell the
property II the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser. after 1--WE DAYS advertisement,
cHkkkLEss 4 PRESr1fiSL1' PRESr1fisSsLi Trustees.
81 J. T. C0LDWELL.
nA2-ThkTmEdE SalG
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VOUNG q mIDDIETON. aucts.

NOTNG d mIDDLETON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT Two-sToRY
FRAME DWELLING On THE NEST SIDE
OF TENTH STREET, BETWEEN v AND
W STREETS NORTHWEST. ~.
By virtue OF q deed of trust, dated March 1,
g A. ID. 1876. duly recorded in nber No. Sli, folio
2sI. one OF the land records for the District of
- Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby we will sell at public auction. in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, November
II, 1876, at i:O o'clock the following described
real estate situate in the city q Washington Dis;
of ground known and described as lot numbered
twenty-three- (23. In John G.. Adams subdivision
of square numbered three hundred and thirty-one,
t3i recorded september ., 1855, In the Office OF
the surveyor of said city, IN lber b. folio 1885, to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth in cash, and the balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months with interest at
eight per cent. per annum, secured by n deed OF
trust on the property Sold or all cash at option of
the purchaser. A deposit OF 800 required Of the
purchaser at time of sale, and all couveyauctng at
purchaser's cost. Terms TO be complied with in
seven days. = .. rs ~
BRAINARD II. WARNER, }rustees.
Oc0s-STuThGds
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L. n. COLE, General Ticket AEeni
GEO. 3. KOONTZ. General Agent
ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFFioE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 10 or from an
points, at reduction upon any Office or depot In
this city. Apply 70 II. ID. wHITESIDk,
" Pennsyiyanis avenue northwest, In the candy
store, WAshtngton, ID. Q. -FN lRlS-ly
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
LEGAL.

NNNLO-NoON~~N>o-~~~0N~
YIN THE SyPREME COURT OF The DIS
IL TRICT OF COLUMBIA. SRECLAL TERN
PROsATE JURiSDICTIoN, oBTOBsR =,
1876. ...-..-
Application for letters tesizmenfxry on tie estate
OF Mary Morgan, ef the District Of Colnznbta, has
this Gay been made BY James MeIaashlin- Az
persons interested hereby noti6ed 20 appear Ia
this court on TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF Noyesaoer
next at IL O'Clock a to show cause why testefs
testamentary Oa the estate ef the said deceased
should not Issue as prayed; PROV hied copy OF
this order be published week fer fhRee Heek Is
in the WdSA1n0f0a EG1 Reporter and TlEs Ma
TIoSAL REPUBLICAN previous 70 said eax
Test: A. MEbSIKkt
oc2S-w3ws Register Of wills.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRlCT OF cOLUMBIA-THE lsT DAY OF
NOVEMBER, iSs.
The Citizens SssiOaai Bank No, ,ss.,-A. Law.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Messfs- -Sheha aesrgcr
&Wuson. Its attorneys, 10 Is ordered thas the &c
fendanr cause his appearance 70 De entered neretn
on or before the rst ruieday occurring forty dsys
ater this day: otherwise the cause Will De proeeeAeA
with as in ease OF default.
'''' oD D. X. CARTIER, Justice, SC.
r. j. MEfes. Clerk. &c.
By j. K. Young, Asst. Clerk. noz-0
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CoNaANDAST's OFFICE, October q, 1873.
The foregoing is so far modified that samples of
oil kinds of rubber-lned canvas hose will be re-
ceiyed for comparative trial and the time for de-
livery Of same At this yard extended TO the 18th
proximo. JOHN c. FEBIGER,
Commodore L. 5. N, COmmandant.
.. ..knOy6pAll
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1915. GREAT 1876.
PENNSYLvAN ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Tssek, Steel Rails, splendia
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.

~ 1uk NuhluS W Aol ANU 1VUIH W EoIs
Double Tssek, Steel Rails, spIendia
SCENERY, Magnificent Equipment.
OCroB rR 9, 1876.
1'AA' sixth and streets. ss follows: ii '''Ae' "
daily. with fsTlor N Ca a, st, g. Pitt;Surg;s
Chicago, and n:O .. M, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore h Potomac Railroad.
and the North, 8 q. M, daily, except sunday; and
5;4o p. m, daily, except SATURDAY, with Palace
f.lo, and SiaEaTa Falls, n:50 a. NJ, daily. except
For New York and the East, 80 a. m. and $50 D.
m, dsily, Win Palace Cars attached; Limited Ei-
press OF Pullman PArior Cars s:SS 8. m, daily, eK-
New YORK and the East, sos a. m. and 1.4o D. m,
For PhilAdelphia, sos m. and I:4o >. m. daily,
p. M. daily. Limited Express, 500 am, daily,
Aeeon@sd.tIo2 for Baltimore. tD p. n. daily.
For ropes Greek Like, 7:io q. m. and l:9 .. M.
For Hnnapolis. 500 and u:so a. m. and An D. n,
daily, except sunday.
AIexandria q Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria 4 Washington Railroad.
Tor Alexandra, s:Is. O. ., 500, g. 10, Il q. m, l.
4:2e, 9, and 700 p. m. On sunday at .. m...i
For he 4 south, via Richmound, 2.,s a. m. daily and
Trains leave AleIandris for washington ., 5,s, O
u. z; m. L A;n, s and D. m. On Sunday At
Tickets, infornst,on, Sleeping sna P.sior H Car.
ssfReaSs a ns d
.nd Pehnsyiys1i. .ysnns. and 4, me depot, where
TR1NK TH0MsoN, D; n BOYD. il.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
No. l7s5 F STREET NORTHWEST,

SALEoF THE BTILpINGS ERECTED BY
- The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT
THE iNTERNATioNAL EXHIBITION OF
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II U 8 T o e t.

II U T oU It.
Mitford's and Tyler's Pieadlngs and
aefss TTsstise m Nasiik On Tie Pleadings in suits u
Mitford, tSe S0"1i WITH the a Selss of GsorEe
LAW. If%aln b. C. L. Of Line'.n.s nm arr'''sf al
By Introduction; Dissertations on Parties to
Suits in Equity: Peadngs in Suits in Equity; Prac-
Eduity Of The United States Courts: By samuel
Of coiumban NIB m University % a at MashingtOs, d. G.,
author Of stephen on PIesdngs &ei; en& Se of Is =
pages. Price s6. 80, upon receipt of which sum the
WORK win be sent Ii5S PfsSSslffSs a LAW
Digest Of the Law Of Evidence; By stephenss3 % 90
Abridgment of Elementary LAW BY NJ +.
ersenieai on Evidence. Vol i: thirteenth edi-
ettos n Supreme Court Reports. Vol. %
Session Laws first session OF Forty-fourth Con- :,
sfess--'''''''Miiici NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ''''''''
E1efr Ese bag ffsaeSd e.
Sights and Insights. BY Mrs. A. d. T. Whit :,
AIo, full sssSrtncnt Of the .kqihors Publish.
psscp G
W. H: 4 O.: n. MORRISON,
oca5-n D' Washington. d. c.
n L. ASHBT. 17ls sPENNaELVANIA
~: avenue, Dealer in Books and stssiSaeEy eEi CD
soS Rare dS B9S tsS Medical and
NEW PTBLIGATIONe.
Janet ct ses n,,a hmIs;;; Is 81: r.::: r::iS % AMA
guage. Gallery of the Great Compo-
sers, with Memoirs. By Dr.; Rim =,
bault, with Heliotype portraits 90
The Laurel Rush. BY Miss Mulock....--...... g
Timefs Unrcntle Tide BY Dudley Moore.,,.. 50
Fallen Fortunes. BY James Payne. ............ 70
My Little Love. By Marion Harlant. 80
First Century OF the Republic 90
Nikado's Empire. W. e. Grifhths.. ....--...- 40
Life and Letters Of John Locke, 2yols....... 81
A Large Assortment OF CHBOMOs n nd
CHR0M0 FLowEBS and TEXTS
At A LARGE REDUCTION.
SOLONONs d CHAPLAIN,
/ Agents Lawrence's 'sPuIe Linen Papers,
oci9-U No. 911 Pennsylvania avenue.
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IT S. NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
~ COAIMANDANT'S OFFICE,

u CoMMASpANT's OFFICE,
October e, 1875.
For the purpose Of submitting for examination
and test to Board appointed by the Navy De-
partment with the view of establishing standard
Hose for use in the United States Navy. mdnufac-
furers Of Cotton -Cdnras, Rubber Lined Hose are
hereby invited 10 deliver in this Navy Yard, by
the LIST Of November next, free Of any expense to
the Government, specimens Of said hose, in lengths
of twenty five (25) feet each, with couplings Of
Works patent attached. Each specimen must
bear the rs me of the manufacturer, with cost of
same per foot, including, also, cost Of couplings.
JOHN q. FEBIGER.
oc23 Commodore L. S. N. Commandant.
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- z,i-r'i.-.'',- , agsI
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AUCTION SALES.
q q. WAKNER, Aucffoneer.

Fufure DAYS.
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SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
German American Savings Rank Safe Deposit
= Visits Federal Buildings cor. nh and u SITS.
SEWING MACHINES.
z, J.Steer. beeler & WllsOR's Improved, 71 st.
Ehe Wilson and all other kinds cor. 7th and ID stss
SHIRT FACTORY. Gel
ThenPsou's, lie DroIt Building; Finest Dress Shirt
to0rder, sa.2.
GILvER PLATERS.
Edward Stolpe, 6os 7th st., op. Patent OAess
GTANPING DEPOTS.
HAurer's. 5H 7th st., op. Patent Once. 81.
stone YARDS.
Aoker q Co., cor. North Capitol and sts.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS.
Eafteries- Wires and supplies, George c. Maynard
lEZ3 street, corner Of Fifteenth
90 F0BACCO AND CIGARS.
&c Cigars. Best OF all, go ST., n. W.,
e, Jen Co~ie's Cigar Palace, 6o37th ST. s.W
CNHRELLA q PARASOL MANU'Y
John Rogers, SIS st. N. W.; no branch store
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VUSTH'S PATENT (STEEL) SOLE AND
q HEEL PROTECTORs--Mxkey your Boots aud
Shoes last twice long. prevent slipping. retain
shape. &C.. For sale every where, and by the in,
yentor, z. 8. JUSTH, 6tS ID street northwest Good
Inducements offered TO re-sellers. ocls-tf
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n u. ASHRY, 17le ePENNaTLYANIA
- avenue Dealer in Books and Stationery. Old
and Rare Books, Law, Medical and School Books
bought, sold and exchanged ocl4-3m'
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VOUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts.

oesl.TurhsSds .. l. "oHMeh, kuetio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
rJENNsYLvASIA RAILROAD
Il GREAT Trunk LINZ

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Dcsbrossss and cortisudt
street ferries ~ follows -
Express Tor Harr.burx Pit;sburg tho West and Soutn
with Pulm palace attached. 30 A. NJ. and 20
r. NJ sunday. q and ~ Y. VI.
A. w. and ~ 4. ~, connecting ~ Cory Tor ritusvlls
Petroleum Centre and tho oil regions
For Baltimore Washington tho south. mitcd Wash.
ington Express Of Pullman paror daily loxceps
sunday ~ :. -. Afrye AsnnEon ~ ~ y - Hssa-
Express for phii.aeiphs, 80 500 W., A. ~ y 80.
o. 2, 30 aud r. ~ Emigrant aud second class r ~.
For trains to Ne~srx Elizabeth ahws, frinceton rren.
ton Perth Amboy. bloomington. Bolvidess and other
points. see local schedules 81 AL ticket Offices.
Trains arrive :yrom Pttsburg, ~ and 10 80 NJ AMI
lo10P. daily: iol3 A. N. aud so r. y. daily. OK.
cep, MONDAY FROM W,.hingsen snd bsl..mos ~ x" ~
PROM Phiisdciphia, $40 s..o G:5 iols ~ 20 u -
A. NJ. 2:ls, D. S:iS 0:lU. 6b o:tf aud ~ Is y. "
sunday. sac. $50 5ss5. u - 4 ~. 10 and i0 8
Ticket ofces 52s and ~ Rroadway. No. Assor louss
and Of Desbroxscs and Cortland sta No
Brooklyn; Noa ia llU and III Hudson st.. HobokoA
IMMIGRANT ticket onice, No. Battery place
fkASk THOMSON D. n. BOYD. Jr.
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ROBBERY IN THE SANCTUARY.

Among the congregation OF the Church Of the Holy
TRINITY Sunday night last were two suspicious look
characters who attracted the attention Of Dr. Tying
Aftor the concluded the sexton locked
The church. The two remained after the conRre.
yation had gone, and yesterday morning Or. Tying
tonnd his study broken into and coin to the value Of
BIS stolen fom drawer In the place OF the money
be found photograph Of of the thieves lott there
NO doubt, Ms a sample OF mpudencc Tie picture was
sent to superintendent Walling
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CRAwroRD-ApERpEES.-o May 2 1876, at New
York, by the Rev. Dr. Tying at the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, Mr. JOIN J. CRAWFORD, OF Philadelphia
10 JENNIE L. ABERDEEN, Of New York
FosrER-GRoEyDyKE.-At the residence Of tho
BRIDES parents. Trenton, ~ j., on Thursday, May T.
1876 bv Rev s. W. Studdford, JoIN GRAY FOSTER Of
New York Guy, TO FANNIE H. daughter OF D. n. Groen
dyke, Esq
TnonAs-Rooxx On May !, by the Rev. George II.
Hepworth mt his residence, Mr. CHARLES II. THOMAS, Of
New York, aud Miss NELLIE L. RoosE Of Brooklyn
TRuMAs--CHAABHRLrN.- May 3, by Rev. w. ID.
Quick, at the residence OF the brides sister, Mr.
CHARMS NJ. TRUMAN, OF New York city, to MISS EMILY
A. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
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A CENTENARIAN GONE.

Psruy Jones (colorcd) died at her residence No. 15s
Vest Twentythird street, yesterday, at tho extreme
ago Of log years. The deceased born In Virginia
ana had boon slave. Until the past few years her
health very good The body will DO iuterrcd ut
Woodlawn Cemetery to-day
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AMERICAN SEAMEN'S FRIEND SO.
CIETY

The forty-eighth annual meeting Of the American
bcamen's Friend Society held yesterday afternoon
the Sailors Home, No. 100 Cherry street Tho
business on hand was the reading of an abstract OF tho
report Of the Board and the election Of for the
poming three years. Rev. r. r. Buck, Rev h.
Loomis d. D., William A. Booth, James Demsrcst,
Horace Gray, Reuben w. Ropes, Rev. f. d. q. Prime,
D. u. and William Wood we're elected trustees.
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MIR CHARLES ROBER1s JK
lNl Reads Ia -. Peters Hail. West g.. oth
Admission % consA No reserved ssasa
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BLOOMINGTON LINK KoE BosIOS.
- Rcducsien Of Faro. Il. !. -
steamers RIlcDK ISLAND and xARRAGANsxrr. hsa
picr - North River, loot 81 Jay -. AT T. -
Providence Line, <..,--
from pier ~ North River PARK place bseamslipq
kkx(rxA Hnd GAl&ArrA ~ 49, r. ~
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE

A LBAyY.-PEOPLE's LINZ. STEAMBOATS, LEAVE
~ pier Al North River daily. sundays excepted Ut ~
~. FOR Albany and all points North and West
EiflzENs LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY AND ALL
~ point. Northeast and West leave daily. except Sstur
day, at - Y NJ. ram pier 80 North River
(NArSkIfI. CREEk LtNE-SEW CHAMPION, TuEsS
~ day Thursday and saturday from pier ~ Canal H.
McMANtS. alternate days. from Leroy ST. r. NJ
NALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON.
via Newport and Fall yer. The world renowned
s,sAmbosts BifsrOL and PROVIDENCE Leave pier ~
North foot Murray daily t>undAys exccptcdl.
r. Through tickets sold ut all the principal hotels
the city.
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR SruYvESANT. CATS
W kill and Intermediate landings. Steamer ANDREW
HARDER from Franklin - pier 15 Tuesday Thursday
aud saturday; MONITOR Monday "Wednesday and
Iriday. r.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coxPANs

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPASi.
~ sailing from pier ~ North River.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond. Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays at r. NJ connecting with e Virginia
aud Tennessee AIR Line Atlantic Cnast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with tho conpsnys
lines Interior points North Carolna and Virginia
Ncwbcrn Washington. ~ o. VIA Norfolk every Tues
day Thursday and saturday.
Lcwcs Del, Monday and Thursday. at NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware rnilroads
Passenger accommodations
Through tickets and bills Of ading to AL points
lowest Insurance Norfolk. &c cent Freight
daily pier 81 North River General Offices i87
GrceEwcb IT, y. l. McCREADf. President.
rrHE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
having rehtted their hnc side wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL 800 purpose despatcng her froui pier 81
foot Of Beach ST. at T. NJ Saturday May ID. tor Phils
cphn remaining there ut loot Of Race St. TO
horse and TO Centennial Grounds from sunday
afternoon until Thursday T. NJ reaching New York Fri
Ample accommodation Passengers 10
tan and ha,c meals ship entire trip Kate for
round trip including meals and SIS 10 SO according
20 room Apply at general Office. lo7 Greenwich ~.
I,OR HALIFAX. n -, AND ST. JOHNS. n. y.
CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers csyc pier 10 n. H. following days At ~
~
GEo WAsHlSbloN.-..... X ndhy NAY "
For freight passage apply 10 CLARK SEAMAN, 20
81.
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AMUSEnHNT3.
powRRY THEArRE
ID NIX. OLIVER DoUD BYRON
la the gigantic Of
BEN MCCULLOUGH:
the
WANDERERS DIVORCE
FRIDAY RvESISG-Beneht Of OLIVER D0UD BYRON
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 22D ST.
IL BhASS-A FEW MORE NIGHTS
In order accommodate those the Centennial
Exhibition
THIRTEENTH WEEK.
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS
Of Nj. George Fawcctf Rowe's humorous comedy Of
BRASS,
BRASS.
BRASS.
which, in consequences other ARRANGEMENTS b
WITHDRAWN ON THE OCCASION OF ITS
TOOTH PERFORMANCE
Admission soc. and 81 Reserved seats 81 So
EVENING AT e SATURDAY MATINEE AT 4
Seats night strangcra
WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS.
MATINEE at EVENING ata
ROBERT JOHNSON J. LITTLE
In his sensation, In the sea sation.
HEART WORK: ROWING JACK;
POOR or rae CITY. Saved from the Wreck
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

BUnD UP A HoMEsTEAD.-The feel
ing that you are settled and fixed will
induce you to work TO improve yonr
farms, to plant orchards, TO set out
shade trees, to enclose pastnree, TO build
comfortable outhouses, and each inn
provement is q bond to bind yoa still
closer to your homes. This will bring
contentmcnt in the family Your wives
and daughters viii fall ii, love with the
country, your sons viii love home better
than the greg shope, and prefer farming
TO measuring tape or professional loaing,
aud yon win be happy IN nsseeing the
contented aad cheerful hces of your
families. Make your home beautiful,
convenient, and pleasant, and your chill
dren will love it above ali other places;
they leave it with regret. think of it
with foudness, come back % it joytnlly,
seek their chief happiness around their
home fire-side. Women and children
need more than meat, bread aud raiment;
more than acres Of corn aud cotton
spread out all around them. Their love
for the beautiful must be satisfied.
Their tastes must be cultivated their
sensibiiities hnnoEed, NOS shocked. To
accomplish this good end, home must
ha made lovolv, s.,,,.v,ee..ssss
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n . =
/ Yes; bis mother arrived from Lam
caster last night. One OF the prettIest,
most ladylike old ladies ever saw,
Milly. You should hear, too, how she
speaks Of her son. He ia her sole sup
port The strict economies ot which
we have made JEST the occasional
rusty RIM TO his hat, have all arisen
from ms striving to live on as little as
ne couid 70 maintain her comfortably
ana we compared him 0isadvaniage~
ous'y with that fellow CARR My love-
lt IS not clerical language, but ChexHE
ls q q Drlck ).
Papa, smiled MhlyK aPpEovS
inglys I'm ieoiHer phrase, ne as nero.
! nat hs g. - % tne BACKBONE w eil,
P.ss1sa ss,'s;soIs sslA ssAslle ser
aus Wta0 ny rl3. 3'Hrs.,s Ntu t0 YOU my
nlssssssse ~ ~ 9. = satss tpat<aihs = Ahetfik
FsYlng the leyeE, ieaE ors no feaFs ne
must go VIII me 20 the hamlet to-days
I cdr. SatTs SIR, went from Querhlng
th!s morning, leaving tins letter.
Inc hector TOOK ", read y, and flung
" on, on inc moor :
! ne ialls,s1 aDls GvWssu ne e1cla,ln--
su, ialiousiY. a,s, usc.aLss s,. nc mas.
/ % =
ana SENDS me DDS resignation
aAnd this man." reflected Millys
with disgust, ssbecause Of his selt-assur-
ance and good looks believed a hero -
AS Il Its mission was accomPnsheU
10 striking 7, GOWN tne young Gufale, ths'
smallpox ! now anated, Dus iSasif, VINO
mao aor loAS Deen gwen oyer, Was Sne
iast 70 recover, then ne seemed the very
ghost OF himself.
Moved by admiration as well as.
gratitude to one to whom they owed so
much, the parishioners subscribed to pay
for his expenses 60 60 for awhile to the.
seaside, but from the pulpit the follow
ing Sunday Basil kindly yet firmly re-
fused it.
"Niy cure is only matter of time, y
he said, sand the money is more needed
by the unfortunate families about ns,,
many OF whom have been deprived OF
husbands and fathers who supported
them. | cntreat yon give i them;;
while they want cannot except it.
That afternoon, as Miliy We're was
about to enter the Rectory gate. deep
in thought, Lettie and Flo Graham.
came up.
"a kiss for your meditations, AIilly,'s
laughed the brunette. sPray have you
found your hero yeti
Yes" answered Milly. boldly.
KeaIiy Who is he
Basil Cheyril."
eWhat? A stammering, neryoHss
nonentity. who has neither fnanliI.Gsa
nor good looks!"
You have right to shame me with.
my own words = responded Milly, qai-
| II 1 a
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4 GOOD FUNERAL.

On the same day that Stewart was
buried, another funeral took place,
whose chief object seemed 20 be TO out
do the display Of the millionare, only
as it was arranged according to the
wishes of the deceased, It was probably
intended only 20 shew that she conid
have as fine q funeral as anybody.
The dead woman was fifty years old,
daughter Of milkman who drove his
own cart, unless his vile relieved him
in that duty, and the widow Of o rich
man, who made his money in ice and
real estate speculations long ago. BY
her wish, thecorpse was IN her wedding
dress with white and red rosea, laid in
: coffin rich with black and violet vel
vet fringed and tassoled with bullion
and lined wlsh quilted white satin.
The coffin Lay in i parIor, backed by
tall monuments Of flowers which looked
IS if the ornamental sculpture Of 4 stone,
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IRalslnR and Moving BuiIdinss.

UYE TEE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
w nnmosnce to the cifiztns OF Albany and
surrounding country that. having supplied cur
selves with the necessary machinery for rats,
ffTSles to receive orders for such work, which
Sre viii do in short or4ler at lowest rafcs. We
QuarRn tee eatire satisfaction in all work under
taken by
orders left at tho REGISTER ONCE promptly
attsa ted to. Apply to. -,
-Nss~' Or. April 2s. 1875 eSr7
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furniture Warerooms.
FREED GRAF,

wYAvTNG uurclhaaed the entire interest Of &.
II fSoIiar fT ere Iafe flrrn Of Graf a Collar. "
the farnlfure business talces this
30 return hta flaflE6 20 the citizens OF AAnaIly
aaad gfsfTsffg n rI1n hspe 50 gpnernuHly patron.
lied MIra IN 9Ie s12aks and fallx 9&k g
enmGtmMnmee Of tie same. A1l ktSbeAM o. tsses
ma9mfg kept ON hand and xed to gEs.AsF
Rt lowest rates. FRED GFA4AE.
Atbany, Nov. I3svene
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