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To Teachers!
In accordance with the above appointment,
We will assemble at the DEBORAH Public School
Building, Monday, April LIST, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
INSTRUCTORS
HA. Botsford. NJ. D ofChicsgo. Physiology.
Miss Marion Murdoch, of Dubuque, Reading.
Miss A. Z. Bucklin, Of Charles City, United
States History.
Miss Emily Lawton, Of DEBORAH, Music and
Spelling
H. LCoffeen. OF DEBORAH, Didactics.
j. H. Carroll, Of DEBORAH, Geography.
Charles Valdez, Of DEBORAH, Penmanship.
Johns Tucker. of DEBORAH, Arithmetic.
N. Kessey, of DEBORAH, Grammar.
Teachers should employ every means in their
power TO become proficient IN the profession.
The Institute is one Of these means, and your
attendance will be an evidence Of your interest
in the work. Do not fail to be present the
coming session. Able lecturers have been
secured
DEBORAH. March 9th. 1878.
N. KELSEY, County Sup't.
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INSTITUTE.
DIES MONIES. Feb. q 1873

DIES MUINEhl ttD.A . IoTo.
N. KEssEy,
County Sup't,
DEBORAH, Iowa:
In accordance with your application, a
Teachers Normal Institute is hereby appointed
o be held IN DEBORAH. to commence Apra LIST
S7S. and continue too toseks.
C.. w. Won C0ELLN,
Sup't Public Inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11
The Relative Morality Of Rouna
Dances and kissing Games.

A writer i'm the H'OmdR'S Journal takes up
the cudgelS on behalf of dancing and implicitly
OF the waltz on the ground that as il pene-
trates the ruder districts of New England tho
bolsterouS and vulgar social games of the
rural settlements" disappear. IL there is no
dancing there are string games" and what
ever these things may he they are said TO re-
quire the kissing of all the women i'm company
each by large number OF men. This rude
and indicate familiarity, the Journal SAYS
nourlsheS under the very eyes of our revival
lists, in the church S0ciables themselves where
the most innocent square dance would be
severely censured: In late murder trial in
Vermont a certain guilty deacon admitted
that he first made the acquaintance of his
paramOur at church social at his own house.
While old and young were playing an old
fashioned game, the deacon, as a forfeit was
S Sc fenced to Kiss Ss Mrs ~; Like Francesc.
kiss. Since his arrest he has stated that
up TO this time he had been true in
thought as well as in deed TO his wife.
The ndtrete OF this confession seems almost
absurd: but did ever sinner indicted for
murder trace all his errors back to the de-
moraliZlng influence of single dancer Left
to themselves at school festivals the young
people would like TO dance. The dancing
being held Objectionable, something else must
be introduced; and, on the proposition Of
string games. one may see church members,
deacOnS, and, for aught / know, clergymeR
themselves, joining i'm the rude sport rhaya
Known II serious ground of objection to
public schools, on the part of well bred parents,
that they would moi consent 10 have their
young daughters rudely kissed by half the
town on such occasions; and ] have seen such
preIudiceS gradually removed by the substitu-
ton of dancing"
Something is said also Of a missionary lady
who, TO save her children from the influence
OF bolsterouS kissing games, set up a dancing
school i'm the wilds of Maine aud prOselyted q
whole piece of woods
III is certainly amusing 10 find a counter
blast of this kind To Mrs Sherman'S letters
and The Dance of Death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

THE HORRORS OF NEW JERSEY PRIsoNs-
The New Jersey legislatures inquiry into &C
cuSationS of cruelty to convictS in the stats
prison reveals disgraceful condition of af-
fairs for a commonwealth in which there ara
churches and benevolent associations and So
cietieS for the prevention of cruelty TO ami
mails. Chaplain Warner testifes that he saw
a man suspended from the ceiling by the
hands; could not tell whether his feet touched
the floor or not He had seen them hanging
TO the walls of the cells. Had seen half q
dozen men in the center of the hall with gags
in their mouths. He testified that he saw only
what he was compelled TO see, otherwise he
must have got himself into trouble. He saw q
scar on man thigh which was said TO have
been made by burning alcohol upon his flesh.
The man was insane. He saw one man pulled
up by pulley i'm his cell. Others testified that
prisoners wrists were cut from being strung
up. One prisoner was crying bitterly; an
other was so badly cut that he could not work !;
thirds wrists were cut TO the bone. The
Stretcher had been used on one Shocks in the
dungeon. Shocks was soon afterward found
dead in his bed. The paddle and the cold
water stream were likewise used. This testi-
mony almost SurpasseS belief ". Y. Sun, str.
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BITTER FEELING or ENGLrsHsxx rou,
yo, 40 london Cor, n; Y. Times.


| London Cor n Y TfmsS
| AVERAGE R,s,a, ne no loea IN America how the
sSintS e. n T regards the war which is sin
ula, 'on OF the United STA e. can't nnanr,p os
why l.. gland should sympatbiSe 81 Tnnch s.',se
the Oiton. 'e>. An American writer on mi.
side who dis uses the ques ion from a Senii
mental point of yieS. wonders how a SbiraI
rOus people can have feelings akin with a ne,
pie VINO treat women as an inferior and wss
don't believe In Christ For the general pns-
lie there is the fact that England has fonS NJ
the Bear before" and that Russia is the In
ditional enemy of Great Britain In the East:
and above all that the Car aud his soldiers
are putting on" weaker power aud wrest-
ing territory from neighbo. This idea 10
foStered ia every theater and music hall in
London; The Siege of Pevna" and Tas
ran OF kars, both low productions are the
two spectacular sights of the Metropolis at this
moment Tor the million" At one eXhibiti0a
ZWo men are engaged in the sham sighting,
ana the utmost sympathy Is shown by The al
dlences Tor The Turks. Russian guns takeG
In the Crimea still adorn the public places
oi the leading clues MuScoyite eagles
Ii Is national tradition that England ocess
highway 10 India must be free and even ua
threatened. The only nation that wishes to
interfere with il is believed TO be Russia.
ConstaHiinople Is the way TO India" 10
thought To be the first royal lesson set by royaI
SchoQlmaSters In the imperial copy books
Russia Is looked upon as a barbarouS nation
that stamped the national life ont OF Poland;
as despotism of the most repulSiye kind:
while school boys have been taught TO regard
Turkey as the one great bulwark against Rus-
sian ambition which England is bound 10 SUP
port. With these opinions and sentiments
ground into the national mind in face Of
tauntS from the Russian press that /" England
is etete and has no longer a voice in Europe:"
with Russian troops pressing on toward Goa
Stantinople; and with the news of Russian in
trlgues against the English power i'm India is
1t TO be wondered at that large majority Of
the people are for immediate inteTyentiouy
what Is the good of telling an Anglo-SaKos
who believes he Is wronged and insulted his
confidence betrayed, that he has no aliiest
Safe in his Insular state, firm in the belief that
he is inyincible, strong in the consciousness
that he is right whether he is or not), he il
ready TO fight forty RusSiaS, il need be, ana
take the consequences
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TO-MORROK.

IMPORTANT, SPECIAL
L AND PEREMPTORY SALE
BY AUCTION,
FOX ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS
IN CONSTANTINOPLE AND SMYRNA,
RICH AND UNIQUE TURKISH AND PER.
SIAN GOODS,
Being the most elegant and varied collection of
ORIENTAL WARES
Ever exhibited in this country,
Comprising
superb and recherche MOSAIC PORTIERES and
WIZ DOW CURTAINS; highly artistic SERIAL
and MOSAIC WORK; Piano, SOFA and Table Cow
els; richly embroidered Chair Covers; Antique
harabach, Persian, Koniah, Daghestan. Mecca
ana helm Rugs; Caraman and Bagdad CUR
TAlNS; finest khOrassan CARPETS; Cashmere
anG B1khars SILh RUGS; Armenian EMBROI-
TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED,
TAD. choice and rare collection Of
JAfANESE AND CHINESE POTTERY AND
Consisting of satsuma. Kioto, Saki, Dwarf, Nam
kin and Helm VASES, TETE-A-TETES and
TEA SETS. SILK CREENS, INLAID
pR0NZES. ClOisone ENAMELS and choice LAC
TO TAKE PLACE
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY,
February II 13, IA and Is at and ~ O. clock D. m
At the Art Rooms of
VIM. Il. NORMAN & CO.,
Il NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE.
The collection will be on exhibition, with Cata-
logues, on FRIDAY MORNING. February g.
VIM. b. NORMAN 4 Co..
1eI6-St AuctiOneerS.
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A4-A new and longer bayonet has been or
darad for the British infa nfru

AarA new and longer bayonet has been or
dered for the British Infantry.
ASIn Indiana recently. twenty-five pupils
left school house because they would not
60 to school with niger"
the icy sidewalk on which the man who was
suing the city for damages had fallen, fell him
self and broke his arm. He now regards him
self as competent to pass upon the question.
Sa-Master Frank Merrill, of Laporte, Ind,
aged sixteen, by joining the church induced
the parents of q girl OF fourteen to let him
make love to her. Result--He has fed, she
will soon be a mother, and her mother has
gone mad over her daughters shame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11

Salt is said that eX-Gov. Walker, of Viz
glnia, will remove TO California upon the eN-
piratiOn OF his term in Congress.
30 A horse thief i'm Honesdale, Penn, is az
certained TO have killed one of the stolen ami
mails and sailed il down for meat.
Rs=The striking maSOns in London are en-
deavoring to arrange for the arbitration OF
their differences with their employers.
As-The marriage, i'm Philadelphia, on the
oath OF June, 1874, is just announced of VIII
liam Whitney to Miss Betty Rigl, the danseuse,
and the happy pair have sailed for Europe.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

THIS ETENINQ.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER
SETS, PLATED WARE, GUNS, REvOL-
VERs, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BRON-
ZEs, CLOCKS, SHOW CASES, SHELLY
ING, &C.
on account Of dissolution OF co-partnership n
OF 3. Goidstein Co., they offer for SALE IN
commencing on WEDNESDAY,, January fsSS
18TH, and continuing daily from to4 O'Clock D. m ,
ana S:SO TO $50 M, until all are sold their en-.
tire Stock and Fixtures contained in store
NO. OLD fENNSYLVA ANA AVENUE NV,
Livery Srticle warranted as represented,
sale positive and without reserve
presented.
Ample Recommendations for ladies',
Goods at private sale at a great sacrifice.
BY order Of 8. GOLDSTEIN CO.,
j14 tPost&RepJ 618 Penna ave, NV,
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DISTRESS IN CoNsTANTIN0PLE.-The distress
In Gonstantlnople is utterly appalling. Above
eighty thousand fugitives from different prov
inces, of all creeds and races in the empire,
have arrived within the last ten days and con-
tinue to arrive by thousands a day Many
have neither food nor shelter, and are scantily
clad, although the winter is unusually severe
The present means official and voluntary. are
utterly inadequate to cope with this wide
spread distress. Mosques, schools, barracks
and caravanSaralS are crowded. The Sultan
has given up several palaces, and many wealthy
inhabitants of the town have filled their houses
with fugitives but the means of subsistence
are altogether insufficient.
Accounts from Bourgas, Aidos, Rodosto and
TchOlOu are most heartrending. At the latter
place. station on the line of railway, where
about eight thousand refugees, principally
women and children, have collected, an eye
witness states that during the last few days
about 200 have persisted of cold and hunger
During the transit many women and children
who died in the trains were cast out into
the snow. Those who arrive here are scarcely
better off. Intances have occurred of women
giving birth to children i'm the streets and
mother and infant being found frozen in the
morning.-[ London IfmeS'S Perd Correspon-
dence, January IS.
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WAS BISHOP DoMENEC INsANE?-The Right
Rev. Bishop DOmenec, once Bishop of Pitts
burg, then afterward of Allegheny City, died
i'm his native city i'm Spain on the 5th of JAN
uary according to dispatches to Pittsburg; on
the 9th, according to a dispatch to Romeesent
us by cablegram. Bishop Domenec seems to
have suffered from mental arrangement that
compelled him to abandon, at his request, his
jurisdiction as Bishop Of Allegheny. His
mind, we think, was seriously impaired wears
before. There is probability of this unto
ward accident causing exceeding embarrass-
ment 10 his successor, Bishop Tuigg, which
Bishop Domenec seems likely to aggravate
Newspaper reports on the affair are as usual
wide OF the mark. Business irregularities and
nuns in matter of property were antecedent
TO the accession of Bishop Tuigg The best
friends of the late Bishop Domenec consider
was pubIicly susSscted Ts, efi're IL
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u j. STELLWAGEN,
No Real Estate Auctioneer, 513 7th st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE SQUARE
NORTH OF SQUARE NUMBERED SIX
By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date ~
August %. 1875. and duly recorded in LiberSfo
NO 1871 folio 2S2, ct seq, one of the land
ba and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby we will sell at public auction, in front of
ruary, A. D. 1878, at O'Clock p. M, all of Square
north OF sGnare six hundred and ninety-seven.
street; the south by South street; on the west
by South CaIitol street, and Oh the east by Half
street east.
Terms of sale, according to the terms of the
trust:) The debt, So 500, and accrued interest
thereon and expenses of sale, in cash; balance in
ground sold. Three hundred dollars to be paid
when the property is knocked Off. Terms to be
complied with in seven days.
Co.,, 49, MARTIN N: R0HRER, lTrnstees
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
RATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH AND WEST,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST,

RATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH AND WEST,
NOVEMBER 18th. 1877.
AM. LEAVE WASHINGTON,
6:0O-Baltimore and Way Stations.
ssrssSaSs, Winchester and va ssstiOns,
S:00-'BaltimOre Express.
town, Point Of Rocks and way stations.
more Express. Parlor Car to New York and
s:4o.'st. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts
except Sunday. Through car for Staunton.
Parlor Car to Grafton, and Sleeping Cars to
Louisville @is, Cincinnati h, Columbus, Chicago
s;ooSRaitinore, Annspoliks and Way Stations.
1O:OO-'BatimOre Express.
l2:i0-- Baltimore, EIlicott City, Annapolis and
1:so"New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex-
press. ION Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
s:soNBs!timore and Way Stations. winchester
and Way Stations, via Relay.)
press. FREDERICK via Relay. anu -"u''' Tx
A:S5a.Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown.
WINCHESTER Sins o and and Way statiSns Oh SUNDAY
4o-.Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
1 6 for +. Norfolk taken in the
$50. Baltimore and Way stations.
7:3O-'BaitimOre Express.
s:26Gc,st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
s:3O--'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Speesaf slesDsae " aar TO- TO- P6ilsSeiphis an0
DQilu, Other trains daily except SUNDAY
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fel 5-9t


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
pa FIFTH STREET NORTHW EST, WITH
y. "A !; LOT on SOUTH SIDE, AND
INCHES.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated on the -
26th day OF June, A. D: 1873, and recorded Ga!
in liber No. 725, folio g. one of the land re- 49,:
cords Of the District Of Columbia, the undersigned
Trustee will sell at public auction in front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Febru-
a ay 1873, at o'clock m, In the city of Wash
eept the south feet eA inches Of lot 49, and the
eIn part OF lot II aforesaid being front of "a feet
91e inches, more or less on 9th street west, and
running back with the same width to the western
rear end of said lot.
Terms of sale: One-thi of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; and the residue In three
stalments, at six, twelve and eighteen MONTHS after
gay OF sale for which deferred the notes of
day Of sale, and secured by deed of on proper
solo, are TO be gwen; or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit of $500 will be required
when bid is accepted. If the purchaser fails to
from day OF sale, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at risk and cost of the defauting purcha-
ser, upon giving such notice as he may deem pro-
per. THOS. E, WAGGAMAN
i29-d&ds TRUSTEES
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AN OPIUM EATERS DEATH.-A physician
tells us of case in which a lady, a confirmed
opium eater, sent two horses TO neighbOring
city for sale, the proceeds of one TO be invested
i'm morphine. The sale miScarried and i'm two
or three days the man returned. When she
saw him coming down the road leading both
horses, she fell To the floor in an agony of dis
appointment, and died in a few hours
TStduRtOn IindicdtOr
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MIR IED.

kAPPLER-CASS. At st. Patrick's church.
on the 10th of February. 1873, by the Rev. Father
KATE CAss, all OF this city. No cards.
WARWICK-ADAMS. On August I6. 1877, by
the Rev. Samuel Kramer, ALFRED WARWICK To
JOSEPHINE 4. ADAMS, both OF Washington, I'D.
&,
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4 u REEN q WISE,
u Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

By virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court of the
city OF Alexandria Virginia, rendered at the Sep
ts ten term ls In the SUI. Of T G Ring against
Eany and others, the undersigned, commissioners
t ,eef Named viii proceed on SATURDAY, the
sell by public auction, front of the Market Build
Va, the whole Of the Alexandria and Frederieks:
the Long Bridge, in Alexandria county, Virginia,
gether with all and singular its franchises, rights,
Interests, privileges, property and estate, real per-
s0nal and mixed, WheresOever situate and by whom
soever held. The rolling stock Of said railway con-
Sists of
Four az Locomotive Engines.
Five t6) Passenger Cars.
Two (2j Combined Passenger and Baggage Cars.
Two CD Baggage Cars.
Twenty-one CID Gondola Cars (freight.)
Terms of sale: Ten per centum of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue in three
equal annual payments from the day Of sale; the de-
payments to be evidenced BY the bonds of the
purchaser bearing interest, with security satisfac
tory TO said commissioners Of sae the title to said
property to be retained until the purchase money
fully paid the purchaser not to be let into possess
sion until the sale shall have been confirmed by said
court. NJ. III. WELLS,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, yR.,
d17-2awts Commissioners Of Sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-11
MAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER or EIGHTH
AND STREE TS NORTHWE EST, AT PUB

THE NORTHEAST CORNER or EIGHTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated April "a
18th. 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 8x7 f.:N
folio 4S4, of the land records of the District E.&
of Columbia, and by direction of the parties St-
cured thereby. we will offer for SALE public auc-
ton: on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February, A.
misses, the south twenty-five (25) feet front by
depth of one hundred (10O) feet of Lot numbered
two e. in square No. 419, with the improvements
consisting Of Two-stOry Brick Dwelling, lower
story being used as store.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in equal
instruments at six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred
cent. per annum, and secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold; Sl50 down at time of sale.
EUG ENE CARUSI, (r..
JOHN z. O'NEAL, irus'eos'
feb4-7, II, IA, 18, q, rs, 90