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THE NEW GINETR4.

She Was an only child, her name Ginevra
Alexandria Blanche Csrissa Jones.
And in her fifteenth year became bride,
Marry ing an only IN, Francisco Dora,
To whom her parents betroths n her At birth.
His father being Well heeied with prospects excel
!ent.
Great was the Joy; but at the nuptial feast.
he viands being on the table smoking.
And all sat down, the bride herself was wanting.
NOT was she To be found: Her father cried,
- AleNsndrina Blanche ClarisSA come TO dinner
This minute, or you won't get bite!''
Arc flsd bis glass to all. hut his hand shook
great deal more than usual.
And soon from guest 10 guest the panic spread.
Laughing. and cooking back, and flying still,
Her ivory tooth imprinted on his finger,
Where she had bitten him, in turn for pinchiny
her.
But now, alas. she was not to be found:
Nor from that hour could any thing be guessed,
But that she was not there.
Weary of his life Francisco
Flew to st. Louis and was sun-struck:
Inc rather lived, and long might you have seen
AT Old man wandering as in quest OF something;
When he was gone the house remained awhile
lent and tenAntleSs:
Then was sold At Sheriff's sale,
And went TO strangers.
Full fifty years hsd past and all forgotten,
When on day, day OF cleaning house.
A. Old chest was noticed, and twas said,
Why not remove it from its lurking place,
And scrub behind i,!''
Twas done as soon rs said, but on the way
II bursi, II fell: and 10. parchment,
Upon which In trembling hand was written:
Francisco DORA may be very nice BOY;
ABother-AlgeInon X. Duzenberry,
Who even now is waiting for me
With a coach and four,
A the corner OF John and Market streets;
Yours truly. GineSr 1a S foft City Derrick.
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Ridlcule.

III ridicule Is ever allowable or juStifiable-
says an eXchange-it certainly is not so when
directed against physical or mental defects.
Some parents, teachers, and other guardians
OF the young, think il wise to use this weapon
for the purpose OF stimulating the ambition or
OF improving the manners of their children or
their pupils. 1t may, perhaps, avail where
there Is no SenSitiyenesS in the indiyidual-in
which case other means will answer quite as
well, and better. Indeed, Iidicule l. a most
cruel and dangerous remedy for any fault or
failing, and is likely TO be productive of greater
evils than that upon which it bears, especially
as il is almost ALWAYS aimed at those things
which the poor victim is thoroughly conscious
Of but Is not able to help. Many children
suffer martyrdom during their school-d days be-
cause of their red hair, suffering tongues.
big noses, or other peculiarities, and must
bear I'm silence the witticisms OF thelr school.
fellows. because the persecution increases az
any exhibition OF feeling or show of resist
ance. sensitive children, If exposed to such
treatment at home, grow reserved and dull,
sometimes becoming alienated from their
sentiments or bestOw their confidence, foc
fear OF being laughed at. And there are wo-
men, and men as well, who would walk up to
the stake, III necessary, without hinching-
would be brave and courageous in time Of
trial and danger-but who could not endure a
sheer, and who would be utterly overcome by
a sarcastic laugh at their expense. Really
ture, either from thOughtlessneSs or from the
pleasure ii gives themselves. They find ~
vastly amusing to speak of unplea" AZ
or to bring into promine~ ,,o ; ,a,l lacts.
OF faings r..nu, aconaipts sne weak points
90 w vase may be, and then to enjoy The iis..
tim. VI WIG pooi VIC
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English Dinners.

For a lady to 60 to dinner party or any
party in England in what is called her "bess
SILK. as Americans say, would be fatal to her
SOclal position as {? person of high ton. A din
ner dress for lady in England is something
tremble at When she gets to the drawing.
room the end of her skirt is at the hall door,
the green salad, she comes to the table fire.
quently undressed, SO far as her vis-avis can
see. Her hair is Ornamented with fine feath-
ers, flowers, and jewels. Her neck is a terror
to an arm OF any loving prOpensities in black
cloth, for the slightest contact would carry off
much powdered starch. But around it dia-
monds dwell and emeralds glitter or sapphires
blaze Each shoulder is 0rnamented with a
BABY DOW or band, and these constitute the
upper part of the dress, with the exception OF
the small bunch OF flowers primarily placed
on me chest bone. In short, to be placed wis.,
Avis before magnificent sample of a cham
piOn young English, rare roast beef wife, with
OnebuttOn bodice and a Sixteen-buttOn pair
OF gloves on, makes fellow capable of Hook
and 0rnamentatiOn of the English dinner table
excel those of all other countries, year in and
year out. The pure white damaSk table cloth
and fresh folds smoothed SO symmetrically, the
hanging ends and sides so rigdly right. at
once proclaim the presence of a good butler.
The cutlery, the glass, the silver candelabra
gas is secondary now at dinner tabes), the
epergnes-in word, the ensemble is perfect,
inviting, and appetite-provoking. The head
butler is a household terror: He has the nriv-
ilege OF the first glass of wine from every b1tt1e
uuSoiheu-and he sees to it that the host is
not niggardly in quantity and Quality i'm this
uncorking: / scarcely know where the head
buffers privileges end, though | know where
they begin; His aim in life is to get ali he can
he would no more think of doing than cutting
his own throat with the grOOm'S razor or the
cooks hearth-rug;, He would die in the hall
rather imam open the door, even if his mistress
He would no more think of handing dish to-
you, even If you gasped for it, than he would
refuse tradeSman's bride or Tip" The
duties, while he majestically looks on like a
magnificent Apollo. So, also, from the head to
the second butler, and down to the kitchen
mald, they rule sublimely and imperiOusly,
house-their houSe.-[L London letter.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF A LARGE FIRST
CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, No 800 ON
aug6, 8, 10, IL, IA, 8

GLASS DWELLING HOUSE, No 500 ON
sTk sTFEEFFsET S,oB BEEWE EE$ sra AND sTH
day Of October: A. D: 1871, and recorded in
washington, d. e. e, in Liber e5s folio 1877, the
tic auction. In front of the premises, on tn YRS
DAY, the 10Th day of August, A. D. 1878, At g
O'Clock p: NJ. the following valuable property, to
witt All that certain parcel OF land lying and being
bia the same being the easterly part OF lot num-
bered two 90, In square numbered four hundred
and six (4O6). and bounded and described as fol-
lows: beginning for the same AZ the southeast cor
northerly on the line dividing lot No. 2 from !6t
incs ssa to 'qui private ss ssy
st sns S1 sa estate ssa
Liber B., No H. folio s5s, ofhe aud records Of
washington county, p G.; thence running west
Der I'd, A. ID. 1888; thence running southeriV' nv
SAID Duffey's land, In . straight line through q
OF ofea stable cutting Of the westerly portion there
y street; thence running eastery on said e street
tWenty-s1x (28l feet five (5) inches. more or less
=! 70 cne point OF beginning with right IN said alley
on, together with all the buildings. IMPROVEMENTS
rasg1ts privileges, ssin said deed Of October 18th
The terms Of sale are One-fourth of the DUR
chase money In cash, (of which $500 must be paid
at the time of sale and the residue In three years
with interest at per cent. per annum, payable
ANNUALLY or all cash at the option of the pur-
by note to be secured BY deed OF trust on the
property Sold to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
All conVeyancing at the purchaser cost.
M, 6: =: Fa5M. Trustees.
y. L. COLDWELL, Salesman, jy26-d
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMOBB AND OHIO BAn.ROAn
id .CHE GREAT D0IIRI.E MP AGK -

BAATHHHGaHRns z Ar b &H1 - R&AAMItRRoAD.
e3RHEx TX sasff ~ h5s s5ST H.
to t1Es Sfsf WssHsHRAK MN. g. 1878.
I5gres;, EnicStt Giy: On sand:1 @ Bslti@oss
ss1 JsssHps Haaeyer. and Xix 1dss' juno
$50 .. m:..Baltmore, Annapolis and Way.
az " "a issas: ana Laurel Express.
burg ~inchests9. HssersteWn and Wy Station. s
S:S0 a.m;.NIw YORK., PHILADELPHIA, Bos-
Nsx YORK and Fhisdsphis Stops a 1Dna Saz
Pittsbas E1prsss And Valley Bfa aah
e Gs1 y
e;09.On Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a.m.--Bsltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
densburg, Beltsvie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
gessup's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellioott City
so p.m:-NHw YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
only, stopping ss all Stations Stops at Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Hnnapolis
Ass .. m.-Point OF Rocks. rreder,c. u.oe-..
and Way Stations. q s aassss.
.,d da:4o p.m.-baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
10 so p.m;-Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK PAS
AIC "a Stop St Bladensb1re and Laurel. oA1
ana 2sp w, So sta1Sn5 1xpn.ss
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago,
1910 p.m.-BaltimOre Express,
f8:26rSt. Louis, Cincinnati. Louisville ana Pitts
DuIs cypress. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
1880 y: m..NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
R BAL no E1rREss sLEEPINe CAR to New
Daily: Other trains daily except Sunday.
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ID II. WARMER, Auctioneer.

TWO STORY AND BACK BUILDING
FRAME DWELLIN&, No; 2016, ON
NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET
By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated -
June LIST, 1875, recorded in Liber No. 1922 e:!u
County Of washington. District Of Columbia, and
BY direction Of the party holding the Indebtedness
secured, shall sell at public sale, on THURSDAY,
August To- 1878, at 81 O'Clock p. m, in front OF
the premises, Lot lettered 49, OF Edward w.
Downs subdivision of Lots 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1856,
of Prather's subdivision of part of Mount Pleas
ant, together with the improvements, Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale: Cash enough to cover the out
standing Indebtedness $1 649 82) and the expenses
Of sale, with cost OF insurance and such taxes as
may be passed. due and unpaid; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, to be
secured by deed Of trust on the property. A de-
OF f Se s w t ee mace ans Ina
ancng shall be at his expense. II the terms are not
compiled with In five days after the sale, the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property after
five days notice in the Evening Star, at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
aug3- eo&ds THOS. W. FOWLER. Trustee.
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DIED..

DIAD.
DANENPORT. On the morning OF August IL,
1879, EDWIN, infant son OF g. Z. and kebecca
Funeral from No. 10 Montgomery st.. George.
town, at p. m. tomorrow.
DENT. On August 18th. 1878. ROSE MARY
EDELIN, aged nine months, only daughter of A.
B. and the late Rosa Dent.
FRIEDRICH. August 12 1878 1t 7:30 clock
p. m, MARGARET II. FRIEDRICH, beloved wife
OF Ludolph Friedrich.
Funeral at the residence OF the deceased. en-
Hickey farm, on Wednesday evening August IL
IT O'Clock, 70 which the friends are respectfully
invited.
MANsFIELD. On Monday morning, Aupust
18th, 1878, at half-psst O'Clock, CHARLES p
MANSFIELD, In tbs thirty-frst year of his age
His friends and those OF the family are inyifa4
to attend bis funeral from his late residences on
Monroe street. IN Uniontown, ID. c., Wednesday.
August L. at O'Clock .. m.
NOBLE. On the evening OF August 10th ls76
az ESgiesmere sullivan county, Pa, OF dysentery.
Ut; WIN; Hayes, and sister OF Mrs. 4. v. Elliott
Young, lovely and beloved, her decesse has left q
void In many hearts,
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SUrREAH CoUEI OF THE UNITED

SUfREAH coU sTsr q THE UNITED
OCTOBER TERN, 1877.
Thomas >. Dobbins and George Spurck,
No. III vs. Pits in Error,
Tnomas 5. Dobbins and George Spurck.
Nv A.s ps Plns In Error,
Teonas 5. Dobbins and George Spurck
tn United States. And
No IT somA' B. D0O0in 8. and George spurcs
The United States " 1iio''
Mr.. Assistant attorney General Smith NJ conr
Sol Tor the DEFENDANTS In error suggested the dsfh
or George spurck, one Of the plaintis In errrr IN
these cases, and moved the Court for An or,isr
under the 18th rule TO make the proper represents
uyes partie-. hereupon 1t Ii now here ortsrai
Sy THIS Court, that unless the proper representa-
ves OF the safe George Spruck, deceased as Atone
ns, shzD v"un sarily become parties within the
Ten Gays II the ensuing term Of this Court the
GeIsnoantn IL error shall be entitled to have the
&rlts OF erI"- In these dismissed IS to him:
r1csds! Tia copy OF this order shall be prin led
IN .ne NA,loa Urion, or some other newspaper at
me sea- OF ssrnment for three successive weeks
~ tS s,1 LAYS before the beginning Of the term
nT lT1vpi u:e Court next enSuing-0th Noyaao.
pef, 6T. True cspy!Test:
ssoKsAL.l ID. w. MIDDLETON,
yyso w clerk supreme Court u. 3.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELE4ANT
BROWN STONE FRONT DVGLLING
HOUSE FRONTING THE WET SIDE OF
MA F ~ ETTE SQUARE, NEXT SOUTH OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELElANT
BROWN STONE FRONT DVELLING-
HOUSE FRONTING THE WET SIDE OF
LAFAi ETTE SQUARE NEXT SOUTH OF
THE HOUSE Now BEING BUILT.
~ virtue OF deed Of trust from L. j. Ii
ID 1870 and recorded In Liber 832 at folio Sk
~, OF the Washington county. u. c., land re-
cords, the subscriber by direction Of the boiler of
the debt secured thereby, viii sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder. on the premises, TIL RS
DAY, the 18th day of August, A. D. 1873 The
following property. situated In square 1877 in
was, washington city, y: O.. viz: can Of LOT num-
bered 38 lthirty-eight) and part of lot numbered
50, In Chiffon and Magruder's subdivision Of the
and si1ty-sevsn) in the city Of Washington, and
District Of Columbia, made In the cause Of Nc
blatr ct d. VS.. Gadsby ct a., No. 14l6, equity
dosket OF the late Circuit Court of the District Of
columbia; the part OF said lot 80 hereby intended
20 De conveyed being the nOrthernmost part, 'front.'
ing eleven feet and three inches on Jackson Place
and binding on the south line Of said lot 50; both
ess 70 an ALLY thirty let vide saving and
inches wide more or less. heretofore released ana
The sale will take place at O'Clock D. M, on the
Iollow1ng terms WIS.,: IS. 600 ana the Interest and
expenses, amounting 20 3 600 more, cash: and
me residue of the debt Sl5. 900 In FIVE years With
e ea per cent interest, payable semi annually
Sef1rs eass at the option Of the
Of trust on the property sold. - N''u
A deposit OF $500 VIII be required Of the pur-
cnAeer At the time OF sale, and all conveyancing
Will be ut his or her cost.
A. HYDE, Trustee.
y. =. OOLOWEhL salesman. jy23-d&ds
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

TREASURY UEPARTMRNT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
August 10 1873 \
Sealed Proposals will he received at the Burta,I of
Ehgl avlng si.d Printing, Treasury Department,
until twelve o'clock m. on SATURDAY, August
1Ith, 1873, 10 furnish thousand tons OF run of
mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal free from
Slate and impurities of all kinds. To be furnished
subject TO tie conditions required by section S7II
Revised Statues Of the United states, viz: That
the coal SHAH weigh 240 lbs. to the ton, and shall
De inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales
AID the quantity of each load certified at the tina
OF delivery by The person appointed and qualified
under Inc law Tor that purpose, and that the pre-
ScrlDSd Zee ~ cents for each ton of coal inJpect
cd and weighed shall be paid by the contractor
Ihe coal 10 be delivered at such times and places
ara In sucn Quantities as may he required.
NO payment win be made without the certificate
OF the inspector that the coal Is such as the Contract
calls for DCr unfil the account has bean rendersi
On the proper form and duly audited
Inc IlSht 70 reject all or any portion Of the bids
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
EDWARD MCPHERSON
auS1U-6S- Chief Rurpau
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON MO

TRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON MON.
ROE STREET, GEORG ETOWN.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the I'd -
day Of April, 1871 duly recorded In Liber 849 t::
folio 252, one of the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction IN front
O'Clock p M, the following described real estate
situate In the city of Georgetown, District Of Co
lumbi a. to VT Part OF Lot No. a. In Homeaa's
a point one hundred and niue feet three inches
south Of the northeast corner Of said lot 49, thence
running south along the west line of Monroe street
ten feet and nine inches; thence west forty feet;
THENCE north ten feet and nine inches, and thence
east forty feet to the place of beginning.
Terms: $500 cash; the balance in equal install
ments at six and twelve months, with interest at
per cent, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. 500 deposit at time OF sale. The terms OF
sale to be complied with in seven days, otherwise
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
w. N. ROACH,
aug6, g, 10, IL. A,18 Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.

-TOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
u st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, THREE-STORY and
BAsEMFNT BRICK DWELLING, No.
X STREET Z.
BY virtue of aided OF trust, dated June 18th. IL
$50, folio Ill ct seq. one OF the land records
OF the District Of Columbus, and at the request OF
the parties secured thereby we will sell at public
auction. on FRIDAY, the Sd day of ugust, A. ID.
LIS, at O'Clock p M, in front of the premises,
the following described property, with the I'M
provements thereon, situated in the city of Wash
ington, District of Columbia to wit: Lot numbered
subdivision OF Square six hundred AMI seventy
(676). being eighteen (1S) feet front aud rear and
eighty feet 800 Deep on the south side of street
forty feet of land.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance
in one AID two years. with interest at 10 per cent
per aDnum, to be secured on the property sold; or
all cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit
OF one hundred dollars required at time of sale.
sale to be CT mnied with in seven DAYS.
CHRISTIAN LEDERER, (Trstaae
GEORGE BAUEB, {AfosVeoS'
WIN. NJ. sMlTH, Salesman. aug13 -eo&dS
TW BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON THE
18th DAY OF AUGUST, instant, at 5n
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, at No. S18A
sisting OF household furniture. and also Ones ! I
Share OF Stock of the First Cooperative Building
Assceat on, being the personal estate of Bartho.-
new Shea, lately deceased.
aug13. 20 Or Administrator.
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DBOPOsALs FOR FUEL,
REFORM SCHOOL oFrHE

REFORM SCHOOL OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August g. 1878
Sealed Proposals, TO be endorsed - Proposals FOR
Fuel, will be received at the o1ace OF the Presi-
dent or the Board of Trustees until IL M, on the
18TH Instant, for two hundred ana fifty tons heat
mite Ash Flu: mace Coal, and fifty tons best White
An Egg Coal. 10 be delivered at the school,
Inc Coal To be subject TO inspection Ut the ex-
pense OF The party or parties furnishing the same,
Ihe right Is reserved to reject any and al bids
A. j. FALLS,
President Of the Board of Trustees,
aue0 go, tsusle 6I3 i6rh street. n N
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You've q M1DDLF re, Is,,ts .uot,onssr.
TRr STEES' SALEOF ANEW THREE-sTORY
RRtCK NV AZ ~ STnpT nA

TR! STEES' SALE OF NEW THREE-sTORY
BRICK DIV ELEING A I'D STORE ON
hA A SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN II AND STREETS.
=, BY virtue OF a deed of trust. dated October ~
6.B, 1877, duly recorded in Liber No. S69, az
Iol1O 215 ct seq, one of the Land Records ~
for the District OF Columbia and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, IN front rent OF the premises on FRIDAY,
August 9th, 1878, at O'Clock p M. all that GER
tain piece or parcel of ground situate in the City Of
washington. ID. C., and known as lot numbered
thirty-four (34). sub division of square numbered
SIX hundred and seyenty-si1 $780, together with
the improvements thereon.
=, Terms OF sale; one-third % cash. balance in
SIX t6) twelve (12) and eighteen (18) months, with
interest from the day Of sale. secured by deed of
Of the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 required at
the time OF sale, and all conveyancing at the pur
chaser'S cost. If the terms OF sale are not COM
piled with In five ~ days from day Of sale the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
after five days advertisement, at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser.
,aa.eo.os = = X <. s M%EEIMGRREENHALL' Trustees.
~ BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. THE
above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY, Au.
gust 15 ii, 1878, same hour and place.
YOUNG MIDDLETON,
aug12-d AucuiOneers.
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THE EVENING STAR


TRUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF dollars are
annually thrown away III this country In useless
and tlegitmate advertising. The experience Of
all enterprising and successful business Is that
nothing repays well the money invested IS sdver
Using In paper which EVERYBODY reads. That
is the true way to publicity. The best busi
ness men know the value OF advertising in such
paper such . paper is THE EVENING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation in proportion to the
population of the city In which 1t is printed Of any
paper In the world. 1t practically covers tbs
schole field.
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The king of Hollands mistress, Emile
ANDRE, is about to return to the operate
stage. The king Is opposed to this step, but
she says she wants money, and he won't give
her any, so she must work,
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HARD TIMES AND INsANrry-A scian,ts.
irIend-a medical man-yesterday said TO me
You were right. The records OF our insane
asyLums, taxing the country through, demon-
become crazy In periods of great financial de-
preston lar exceeds those whose minds have
been impaired at any other time: and + ann
inclined TO think, from such attention as s
have been enabled In this little time Of CON.
sideratiOn to give TO the subject, that careful
investigation will establish two thingS-first.
that more women go crazy through pecuniary
love; second, that OF married women who ba-
come demented, only very small proportion
do SO from any other cause than considera-
lions OF personal finance" III 1 were in the
habit OF drawing morals" to my stories and
remarks, should find the proper one here to
be-MOral: Women should always have all the
money they WANT NeD York Letter,
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PROPOSALS.
DEPAFTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

II WAsHINGToN, DC, August 10. 1878.
PkUPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Sealed Prorasals will be received until IL s'cIOck
m, TUESD Az, August Goth 1873 for furnish
ing Coal and Wood TO this department for the pres
ent fiscal year.
Instructors TO bidders will be furnished on an
plicatiOn a. SCperintendent's Office
auR10-e A. G.. SCHJTRZ Sacretarv
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CUNNIN4HAM.
IL THE WE'LL KNOWN PRACTICAL Halter, -
Has removed TO 626 7th street, between II and
SILK HATS made to order, RemQdeling
Of Silk Hats speciality, oeDi6-tr