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AUCTION SALES.
OFFICE OF HEALTH OFFICER,

OFFICE OF HEALTH OFFICER,
WASHINGTON M, p ca August 9Th, 1878
Pound. corner Esd street sns New YosS = sil
York x1.s; avenue r. VII on TUESDAY:
northwest and northaas 'efn section Of the city,
s2d Rapas sfSsns q TINE fo't'1
L. Health Ofticer, D. C.
CH ~ r. IS SALE 4 OF IMnKoXEp REAL
~ E FIT on TvWENTY, FL y STKEET
81 virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the district of Columbia, in equity cause ill.,
No. 8, 1873, (Gawler VI. Harvey ct al, will e;k
ss hssss saasI II SS1 e ;
at clock P. M, the north 2a beet front, by the
deep 1 q 100 feet. of the original Lot numbered
In Washington city, ID. c.. fronting on 2lst street
We, and improved by q story Frame Dwell
Terms: One-tourth cash; residue in six. twelve,
s %cph s1 at st.
sale; seven days given to comply with these terms,
s On no e. s FISK sess c S
Is
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. jyS3 eO&d
~ The ABOVE sALE1s POSTPONED on
ACCOUNT 1f the incl,mency of the weather, until
FRIDAY August 1879 ), fsHs RiSr
DUNCANSON BR D., Aucts. au.6 81
YOUNG s MIDDLETON, Auctloneers.
TKUsTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON MON
ROE STREET, GEORG ETOWN.
by virtue OF deed OF trust. dated the 81 -
ca! o. April, 1871, daily recorded in Liber S49. :
follc 252, one of the land records for the Dis III
tr1ct OF Columbia, and at the request Of the party
OF the premises. on FRIDAY. August 18th, at
6o'clock ?. m. the following described real estate,
lumbis, to wit: Part OF Lot No. a. In Holmssa's
addition to Georgetown, beginning for the same at
south OF tie northeast corner OF said lot 4S: thence
running south along the west line of Monroe street
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
Sper cent, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
chaser $50 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 defaultng purchaser.
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
w. N. ROACH,
aug6. 8, 10. l2,14,1 TRUSTEES.
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rhihA4HUGaIM1pHHIA ALEXANDRIA WASH
CONNECTING At PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDR,a
ASA FOB BOSTON, PRoyIDnNC1, AND
60fHHG Days.
kr0m R Rnllssd'ephis7 Saturday. at - n.
Prom Georgetown-Monday, 1t 7p,m,
Treighte received daily. Through -
Sll6 OF lsd1ng given to Boston and
trovidence, and Fall River. Com
sSnese Eisning sheir goods landed ut Georgetown
to an.i iii please have them marked "6eor9e.
4 f % full Information apply to J: h. JOHNSON
1nAIf, Washington. ID. c.; g. r HIDE Sc Ws.
VI 81 stfeet, georgetown. DC; WN. p. CLYDE q
S siniS enerA Manager, II South Wharves, Phils-
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nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF I.TEE
- Rest.i es manhood and the yigor Of youth fS
tre r mos. shattered constitution in four weeks.
~ sheuld be taken by al about 70 marry. Or Who
LAVE Lave Decome weakened from excess or any other
1870 SUCCESS In every case Is as certain IS that
i,r I 3Sonchss thirst. 3 per case. Sole Agent,
Yo.k' oTs JACQUES, 2 University Place, New
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RAILROADS.
TNO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS!

L
Take the n wv YORK, NEW HAVEN and
HARTFORD RAILROAD - q
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN b16 FL
at S:O5 a. from GrandkHH
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 90 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in II hours.
Tickets and further Information can be obtained
In Washington at ONCE of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad. jyl3 LIN
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

II OVER PRICES THAN EVEB!
Ceres Patent Process Flour, per a bbl . % 90
Golden Hill Flour do ............. 1 10
Minnesota Spring Wheat, Patent Process 80. 80
Good Family Flour, u. So; good Extra. 800. Is
q, X. W hiskey, per gallon ............. 90
Sweet CatawbA Wine, per gallon .............. 90
Old Port " Inc. French Brandy.
Fine Table CAret, per bottle .................. 80
Good Butter, per pound ........... ........... 20
Finest Creamery Butter, 30 cents psr pound,
good as sold anywhere at. ............... 40
Prime Cheese Observation-Disclosures. IL
q. 3. O'HARE . SON,
jy13-r 1913 7th ut. s.sc.. Bet. u and N.
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\. IsTEAAERs FOB NEW YORK.

rhe Steamers JOHN GIBSON and =. O.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier al East sAsS
alvef, New York, II 4 O'Clock p. m. (KxA
VERY SATUKDAY 1T p. m. George
freight taken ut lowest rates. For Information
Qply St once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
Georgetown.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON PresahAnS
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SUlIlLEB ABBAN6EW1NT.

SU101kkA16 A1016EkI0
FOB NORFOLK, EORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
rhe sTift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
vILL1 leaves sth-street vhsTf.
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ut o,cl,k
p.m., connecting with steamers for Boston. Prov.
aeBce and other Northern Points. Returning.
ieaves M0rf0lk every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, ut 4 O'Clock D, m.
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GAs STOVES.
Gas OVENS AND BROILERS.
AL sold on . guarantee. Full nnsof
Gas FIXTURES VERY CHEAP
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTIN4a.
coRCORAN BUILDING,
Fifteenth Street..
ye.-0 L. =. BROOKS
WAshINGToH HOME REMEDY.
DIR. LEWIS PLASTER.

sEVEN FOR QUARTER.
One large and six small. Snrpasses Tsancina and
Porous. sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Rheumatism. 0' '1ao
lAn38-1y N"e"e"T'
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NOBTH GEB1AN LLOYD.

STBA4EHIP LIME BEfWRBN N1W YORK
SOUfHAlPT0E AND BRRMHN
Tne steamers Of this Company win sail ever Sat-
street, HOboken. Rates Of passage: 4IESA
from New York TO Southampton, Lon
:Abin $50 gold; steerage, t3O currency. For freaf
passage, apply to OELRICHH CO.,
Ap1 -6m Bowling Green, New York
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BANKERS.

o1175 PROFITS IN 80 DAYS ON Il Oe rs
so ~ judiciOus Investment in S1oO-
stocks Options or Privieges), often doubles In
"A hours. Full details and Onicia Stock Exchange
Reports free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT &
CO.. Bankers: 30 Wall street, New York.
my2l.eOd&k1y
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Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captsin JOIN
8. WOOD. leaves her wharf, termf. -.
aps OF Ttn ms fna st f, street lneoi saEs,
CurriOmAn, Nomlni and LeonafdtoWn, stoppinR n
ntermeGiate landings each trip. Days Of Sailing,
For further Information. apply 1t the once, over
SetT9polital Bank, Knox,s Express Once, or 1t
ne C0mpany's Wharf, foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for ON application ut KnoX'e TX.
rsss once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
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COAL AND WOOD.
WOOD.

CoAA' JOHNSON BROTHERS. "oon'
WOOD TFIhF FHnI W f22fESHHaf!1oSs' COAL
COAL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD.
WOOD. rRoh aPT Deliveries Sk1GHsa COAL.
Main Office, wharvess mill and depot connected with
With 0ss ~ snd for
"harves, factory tensive store yards enabling US
throughout the City, and all In Immediate commu-
nisa1on insurng prompt attention t to orders, We
Remember We insu re strictly pure coal, of $40
p'''N' ~ '-' WIZ JOHNSON BROTHERS..
Main ONCE mill and foot Of 49, and
w.: 14ls It'll st. NV: and 23l Pa ave. Sc 1ylS-tr
w FL. MARLOW.
COAL! COAL!
WOOD. NI t. buy 1a '1 your a'"s WOOD.
COALl
Best Quality and Loo Prices.
Selected stock Of celebrated Goals
''Lee'' White Ash,
''Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
Lorberry Red sh.
In these close times to save money call early at
W. H. MARLOW's.
9Th and b streets southwest.
Branch Yard, A. between I'd and Sd SITS. ne;
and New York avenue. jy13-1m
GEORGE BOGUS,
U WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALRRIN
ANTAR4CITB AND BITUMIN0US COAL:
and al and sss
ton guaranteed. YARp.14th St., between and
MHAR Is,in Of lsh st; n,on. - ~. ..o
advance. am enabled to SCH at lowest rates Coal
direct from vessels at reduction from ordinary
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ioT fiVlenne. and TOOK her to London and had
know OF these two individuals, whose earliest
Gays were passed in Squalid tenement hOuSe
In .; a foreign city. said Aspirita," scornfully.
the title and estates of Lord Beaudeyere, n
1t were not so, he might never have dared to
aspire to the hand of the Lady Arielle Mont.
jOie. Or if he had, his aspirations wOuId have
been treated with contempt" ''o
Then If he is the heir of the Barony of
BeaudeVere he must be SO through his mother.
t fSe ne cannPf De SO through his father since
t beaadeNere genealogy," said Aspirita, sen.
IT is probably through his mother. who.
baronies that, failing. male heirs, descend to
inc female. But l know nothing about its
replied Blandon. testify.
10 you know that he really is the heirer
"Yes, because it is so set down i'm the Peer
age. Under the tabular list of nobiemen. with
IneIr ntles, family names. seats, and heirs, YOU
Family nG na 1nss fsssTy
m na7Sn Fs;o H!sir-PresumptiVe Vladimir bes.
All! Just now you alluded to this young
80 faat the son bears the exact name of his
yes the exact name of his father"
He knows that does he?'
all that he does know Of his father. ~
Thsp I we viii Try to enIIghten him.
from her big black eyes
You DO know something, them" cried
Brandon, starting.
"Yes, / do. know that Lord Beaudevere
Is merciful in leaving Vladimir Desparde in
his ignorance, and that he would have bean
much more merciful to have left him In oh
security" said d. AspiIita, solemnly.
SISTER! WHAT wa. oo you meanf WHAT dis
In great excitement. 0" "A""oo",
Zone that 1 intend you to reveal to valdi.
MIR DesRafae; And when you shall have done
him. ne VIII release Lady ArieIle from her en-.
gagement TO him, and he win fy to the utter.
her," ASA S'AsA "o~ WIN
What Is this discovery! Explain yourself,'' |
exclaimed Brandon C0yle, starting up and /
Aspirita put her hand In her pocket and
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o,D y. TH0M, Trustees.
~ II VVAO " 0~4s o1esmA0. ty08-d
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U h. WARNER, Auctioneer.

j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER
ID Of Sale issued Of and under the seal of the Hon
Second judicial District Court in and for ormsby County
and State Of Nevada judgment obtained therein
the Sh day of July A d. ISIS in favor OF VIM. r. Mus
grove, executor Of the estate OF William Patterson de
ceased and against Adophus Waltz and Ann Waltz for
the Of Oo0 with interest thereon at the rate Of two
CT per per month from the 18th day Of November,
A. d. 1875; and the further of S52, with interest
thereon at the rate OF two O per cent month from
the 18th day OF October A D. 1877, until paid; and the
further of SIS 76 with interest thereon from the 9th
day of December A D. 1877, until paid at the rate OF
~ per per month"; and the Of 81 %, with
interest thereon at the rate of two O cent per month
IRON the 18th day Of January, A d. 1873 until paid and
the Of 52 IS for and charges in this action to-
gether with all acTung costs all in the gold coin of the
United States and to Directed commanding me to sell
certain real property set and described in said decree
and order of sale and in pursuance theeco have levied
upon and will expose az public sac on TUESDAY, THE
22d DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. IS 3, between the hours
Of A. and NJ, to wit, at O'clock NJ in front Of
the Court House door in said Olsby County, to the high
and best bidder, the following decrbd real property
70 wit: Lots numbered a. ten 90 and the south
twelve az feet of lot o. in block numbered eight 49, of
Proctor Green's Division OF Carson City Ormsby County
Nevada designated the official OF said Carson
City. S. II. SWIFT,
Carson City, September 2, 1873 Sheriff.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALTFORSIA ELASTIC TRUSS ~z---E7s~
COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE Pro
prietOr.-Dear Sir | feel that o'Ve($
it to you and &c humanity TO writetEsA q ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAN-E N\lkHT%-
TALLY CURED of bad case OF
Rupture of thirty ears standing, by Y
one of your Incompatible Trusse5
Which purchased from you thre3
months ago cannot describe the suffering, both pAys
elly and mentally that have undergone during that
PERIOD and fee like q new being. nave worn all
kinds Of Truses both Steel and ERc nd never received
any permanent relief until tried yours. Its simplicity of
construction and facility with Wch it can be adjusted
and the eass AMI perfect lon The motions Of the
body with which it can be worn without causing any ii
tation, its chief merits and it is perfect supporter.
have not had any sign of return Of the rupture since the
first day put on and feel that perfectly CURED.
II Ii invaluable and the fact should be known to the world
You can refer any the subject of their merits
am truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE,
Chief Mail Clerk S. +. Daily Evening Post.
San Francisco July 20, 1873.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

This Republicans of ormsby County in convention as
senbcd renewing their allegiance to tho undying princi-
pies of their glorious party and resolved upon their ndi
cation set forth follows:
RtSorod That do hereby ratfy and endorse the
ton Of the Republican State Convention lately held
Eureka both in respect of the platform there adopted and
the candidates thereby placed in nomination for positions
under the government the State and hereby pledge
ourselves to all honorable and just to
the election of the said nominees.
RESCUED, That every candidate coming before this Con-
vention, seeking nomination, shall pledge himself to
support the entire Republican ticket State county and
township and to lend all his aid and influence toward the
election of the
RlSolred, That the brilliant record made by the Hon
John p Jones Senator in the Congress of the United
States, meets with our unqualified approval; and a
substantial endorsement of his course in all things and
especially in behalf of the Meditation of silver,
hereby instruct the candidates whom may nominate
the Senate and Assembly cast their votes for his return
to that body long he shall continue to be cand
date for reelection the hands of the incoming Legsa
O. P. Wills,
A. LEWIS,
THOs. BEER,
S. G. WRIGHT,
S1.p rNfT-r5u
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A Physicians As Years' Experience.

COLUMBIA, Tuolumne Co, July 10, 1873.
W ). Horne, Es1.-Dear sir For time past
have have used in my practice the California Elastic Truss
with entire satisfac in of complicated hernia
OF both sexes During practice OF forty five years have
% retain the required adjustment the pressure being al
ways under the immediate OF the patient. The
simplicity ana ease OF application is itself guarantee
10 every experienced physician the honor to remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute to the
afloviation of Afflicted humanity Yours truly
j. P. TIBBIfS, NJ. D.
The above testimonials from we'll known citizens sneak
volumes in praise of the California Elastic Truss
4 end for Illustrated Catalogue and Price
Lit gtvIng Fall InfOp IN alton and
Huics fox m-8sus s1g.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
Inyl2is 10 Market STREE San Francisco.
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poR JUDGE THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
c. g. ERrian Washes County
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The above testimonials from well known citizens sneak
oIumc5 in praise of the California Elastic Truss
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o. P. VII Is,
A. LEWIS,
THOs. BEER,
S. c. WRIGHT,
F. D. STADTAULLER,
County Central Committee.
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hereby certify foregoing be copies from the
enrolled resolutions file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of State, August 2
1873. J. D. MINOR,
lsEALl Seer, tarY of State
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

ATOTFCE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for the registration of the of the quail
fed electors in Election Precinct No Of Township No
Carson Township prior to the general election be held
the 5th day OF EOvepber A D. 1875 for the county OF
Onnsby, will expire at
o'clock p. NJ. on the goth day of Octo Der.
Nsuralized citizens who desire to register will bring with
them their proof of citizenship. The office will be kept
in the evening after the 9Th day OF October until the
18th, from to 8 NJ.
c. A, WITHERELL,
Register Agent.
September 3oth, 1873.
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To Let.

TUNHREE FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
Il suite pleasantly located. For particulars in
quire this Ciice. Ocl2m
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Resolved by the Assembly the Senate concurrng. That
Article Eleven on Of the Constitution of the State Of Ne
vada be amended by adding said Article Eleven QI sec
ton ten 90 thereto which shall read As follows:
Section Ten No public funds OF any kind character
whatever State county, municipal shall be used for
SeCtarian purposes.
Passed February y, 1877.
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IOFFICIAL.

DROP ID AMENDMENT TO THE
u Constitution of the state of Nevada passed az the
Eighth Session Of the Legislature:
RasolUaf That there shall be added to the present Con
sttution of this Article be called and known
Article XVIII, and which shall be as follows
ARTICLE XYIIIThe rights Of suffrage and office hold
ing shall not be withheld from any male citizen of the
United States by Of his color previous condition
a. ssrvitude.
Passed February Is, 1877.
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Pullman Palace Cars
WITHOUT CHANCE,

and to all principal points In the far West and South
with but one change OF cars. Connections are made
in uulon Depots, and are assured to all Important
points.
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A Pleasing an , Memorabl, Experience

Tickets for sale at the lowest rates at the Ticket
Onices of the Company in all important cities and
towns.
FRANK THOMPSON, L. p. FARMER.
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
J. X. SHOEMAKER, Pass. Agent Middle Dist,
IL North Third Street, Harrisburg, p.
feb /, TS-ly
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Horse Feed.

Every good groom knows that sound oats
ana beans IN due proportion, regularly
fed, and at least year old, are the very
best food for a galloping horse-the only
food in which il is possible 10 get the yery
best condition out Of a race horse or a hun
ter, IL also has recently become known that
horses DO slow work and get fat, indeed too
lat ON maize-lndian corr which is frequent
ly eno-third cheaper than the best oats. In
The East horses are fed on barley, and it is q
popular idea with English officers who have
lived in Persia aud Syria that The change of
food from barley to oats often when import
ed produces blindness in Arabian horses
Now, ALTHOUGH Il no men understand better or
so well how 10 get blood horses into gallon
ing condition as English grooms, they do
not and few Of their masters do know the
reason why oats aud beans are the best food
for putting muscular flesh on a horse. The
agricultural chemist steps in here. makes
the matter very plain. and shows that If Won
want pace, Indian corn, although nominally
cheaper is not cheaper at all. When W.
feed bullock, sheep or pig for sale, ,afte
ithas passed the store stage we want to max
IT fat as quickly and as cheaply as possible
but with horse for work the object is L
give him 'muscle-in common language
hard flesh. There are times when il ia pro
fitable to make horse fat, as for instance
when he is gcing up for sale. For this pur
pose an addition Of about pound of ol
cake to his ordinary food has a good eifec
Ii is especially useful when horse has bee
closely clipped or singed and in low cond
tion. 1t helps on the change TO the ne,
ceal by making him fat. A horse in 10,
condition changes his coat very slowl,
When from any cause there is difficulty i
getting supply of the btst oats, an exec
lent mixture may be made of crushed mali
and beans, and the proportion of two-thirC
of maze and one Of beans, which exact
afford the tltsh-forming and lat-formiD
food. Bran is regarded as very valuab
food in stable for reducing the inilams
tory effect of oats and beans Made int
ma'hes it has cooling and laxative effect
but used in excess especially in dry stat
il is apt TO form stony secretions in the bos
els of the horse. Stones produced from Ii
excessive use Of bran, have been taken OF
horses after death weighing many pounds
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Stanley.

When he arrived in America, after his
splendid feat,-than which none more hero
ic and daring has been performed during
this century, except later one by himself
he was received with small burst of en-
thusiasm, which soon died out, when it was
found that he could not lecture, and would
not be lionized. Nothing was forgiven to
him on account of strangeness to society,
and the social cold shoulder was turned to-
ward him by all those who could neither
tell hero when they saw him, nor hold
him at his superlative value when they had
him in their hands.
Stanley lived in New York for some time
his social relations limited to few congen-
ial men and women, who reverenced his
manhood, and believed in him. Then he
went away, and, at last, we heard of him
engaged In organizing a force to march
across Africa. When he received the dis
patch which summoned him to this task. IL
threw him into a violent fever. He knew
what the undertaking was. No one else
did; and for more than three years he has
been engaged in the gigantic task of manag
ing hundreds of wild men, in the midst of
thousands of wilder men, in a passs.,e
through a wilderness thousands of miles in
extent. He has had to pierce forests, thread
rivers, cross lakes, tread morasses, and fight
wild beasts and savage men by day and
night. His one will has directed and con-
trolled everything. The strain upon him
must have been terrible three summers
and three winters long. Can any one i'm.
agine his joy as he traced the Congo to the
sea, and caught sight of the waves that con-
nected him with his home?
We feel particularly interested
in the hero, and shall be glad to
see his face and take his hand once more.
And if New York shall fail to take and hold
him at his value this time, she will do her
self foul dishonor. This man who has done
so much to honor the American name. and
80 much to illustrate the higher traits and
capacities of human nature, should have a
behtting welcome on his arrival home. II
should not be ftful and quickly forgotten
affair; but after such tempestuous tossings
upon the sea of his great enterprise, he
should find himself in smooth water, The
heroes.of few battle fields have been worth
Ter OF lasting admiration ard homage than
he is, who will come to us from his latest
achievement in African discovery. Let us
give him the freedom of our homes. s.-.ScrH-
nerJor FEB.