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ARCHBISHOP PuRCBLI's ASSIGNMENT. The
latest phase Of the financial troubles OF Arch
bishop Purcell and his brother was the filing OF
an assignment by the Archbishop himself In
the deed OF assignment he recites that his bro
ther, Edwin Purcell, acting as his agent and
representative, had incurred certain liabilities
on his account; that he had conveyed certain
property to him to provide for the payment OF
such debts, which Father Edward had attempt
ed to do by deed OF general assignment, but IL
mated against his creditors, and is applicable
only to creditors OF Edward Purcell and wishing
to make equal provision for all, he declares that
Edward, acting as his agent, and he therefore
makes general assignment to John B. Mannix,
The bond OF Mr.. Mannix, as assignee OF Father
Edward Purcell, was filed on the 18th inst In
the sum OF $250,000 Sureties are George Hoad-
ley, John Holland. Charles Stewart and Michael
Walsh.
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AUCTION SALES'
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

Sss Fs saHF pF y ~
SOUTHWEST SOUTH WAsHINGTONJ
3 and ass Ga Hf r sTs ast I'd h hpr
tS Dis pstr rSio A. &C. Of the land rec9rds for
the raity secured thereby we WIN sell, at pubic
day IF 6fqas Of the Dpfs sg oSPAY
Lot numbered thii eight t3sj in the recorded sub
Of four hadrad
,ne improvements the reOn, being very fine Brick
Business house and Dwelling.
Ts pr Of sale One third in cash tof which 500
ma ads IN a six txeye eighteen and
t deed Of sust and the
within six days after day Of sale. Otherwise the
rght Is reserved to resell the property after one
cost WIN. H. WARD,l rr,,....
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. maarl2 eoSds
F1TCH. FOX CUTTER. Real Estate Brokers
AND EIGHTEENTa STREETS n W. ~
6s od t das sssed sR n
her No 3Ss folio ~ one Of the land records
Of S On
District Of Columbia to wit The west
part of lot numbered twenty three t23). in square
b and
snd 18th streets northwest, and running back with
width 149 feet a inch to alley together with
some fourstory brick residence, with brown stone
trimmings
Terms The amount of Indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust with expenses of sale in cash. and
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
from the date of sale and secured by deed Of trust
$3.50 shall be required at time Of SALE All convey
ancng at purchasers cost terms OF sale are not
committed Trustees
the right to resell, at risk and cost of defaultin9
purchaser, after five days advertisement
JAMES E. FITCH r,,,,4o,,
ROBERT O. FOX, Ai"''oo7'
Is. Fl. WARNER. Auctioneer. feb21- I'm ts
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RAILROADS.
Proprietor.

hA1LIlOADO.
RALTIMOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
North TIA MsS a1eSy,. West
To take effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1878
,ts9sa mn4;1:Nsx Xori. PSii.aslPSis. and Boston
ton, yessup's. Hanover, and Ell Ridge. Breakfast
$50 : m---Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pisd.
mont, Strasburg. Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way
II 40 a m.-Baltimore and Laurel Express.
$40 q mL-Point Of Rocks. Piedmont. Strasburs,
$Ss. 9s1f rs sss Ssi1 Ssssen and
bins and Pttsburg Express. Frederick. HsserstoWn
Pa Ssa Csr
ton to Sandus6y. daily. except Saturday.
10 90 Am -Bsltmo5e Express; Stops at Blaasns
i5i6 p.m--Bsitimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
q so p%n-Nex York, Philadelphia and Boston
Il :S5 pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
so pm,-g.ltipore. Bl.densburs and Laurel
fz:sS Pm.Point q Rocks. Frederick, H.sers.
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only. "
t4:4O p.m-Baltmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
tons.
is 80 p.m-Philadelphi Norfolk and Baltimore
Expresses. Enicott City. Norfolk except Sunday.
Norfolk Passengers taken the Cars direct to Boat
at Canton. Stop ct BladensburY and Laurel
f6:50 p.m--Balt1more and Way Stations.
IL 80 pm. Chicago and Columbus Express
Steering Cars to Chicago.
to 10 p m--Baltimore Express.
800 p.m.-Point Of Rocgs and Way StationA
to 80 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
P1ttsburg Expreee Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man Cars
flo rs pm.-New York, Philadelphis and Bslti-
more Express. Stops at Biadensbury and Laurel.
Sleeping Car to New York. and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
(t)Daily ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply as rcKet Office de-
pot corner OF New Jersey avenue and O street. 619,
col, COS, 1885 PennA. avenue NV, Washington and
Masonic Temple, High st., Georgetown, whore tick.
cts can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received ct any point In tho city
w. n CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
L n COLE, General Ticket Agent
4EQR0E 6. KOQNCZ. General Agent. uoYl6
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u-Mrs. Deaton OF Lexington, Ky, not salts
fed with giving her ten ear-Old stepdaughter
unmerciful whippings day after day, deliberate
~ hanged her. The dead child was then put
into field among some horses. to convey the
impression that she had been kicked to death
by the brutes but the truth came out.
EEA party Of men of the rougher set in Day
ton, O., went out to see two bears fight but
when the animals were brought together they're
cogniZed each other as old friends and no
amount OF prodding could prevent their en-
brecing each other In their playful way, much
10 the dis gust OF the party assembled.
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CTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN.
~ Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRusTEE's SALE OF TWO NEW TWO STORY
AER BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES, WITH
KlNGMAN PLACE, BETWEEN l3ra AND
v1ts AND AND Q STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated March -
5th, A. D 1878, duly recorded in Ilber No GaI
ssl &c, folo AZ ct seq one Of the lsaa records l
the party secured thereby, viii sell at public
ton. in front Of the premises. on THURSDAY.
rial estate. situate in the city Of Washing
four our ca and tyenty.hye l25.) in Elijah
numbered 241, together with the improvements
thereon. Beginning for the same At the northeast
corner of lot numbered twenty. four. and running
thence south thirty three feet. four inches thence
feet four inches; thence east stxty:three feet to
place Of beginning.
Terms: One-half cash balance in six and twelve
months tor which the notes of the purchaser bear.
mum from the day of sale, and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, shall te taken de-
post o. $00 viii be required Of the purchaser at the
cost.
marlod WM. W. METCALF, Trustee
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A COMPLIMENT may look like the honey OF the
bee and yet conceal the sting OF the wasp A
certain lawyer was compelled to apologize TO
the court. With stately dignity he rose In hts
wrong, as your honor generally is" There was
a daIed look In the Judges eye, and he hardly
knew whether TO feel HAPPY Or fine the lawyer
,or contempt OF court.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
GENTER q SQUARE. BETWEEN & 9; AND Sc 4
AND SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREE rs
SOUTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON. D. O.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated March -
Let: 1875 recorded in Liber s8s. folio 262. GS;
ba, and at the written request Of the parties &C.
cured thereby shall sell At public auction in front
at 1 O'Clock pm. the real estate known and dis.
nsted on the Pla. or plan Of said city e being Lot
square 46S. beginning at the northeast corner Of
SAID Lot and running along the north line 80 feet
along the south line Of said Lot 80 feet thence north
90 fest inches to the place OF beginning, improved
by good Frame Building.
Terms Of sale, cash. A deposit Of 800 will be re-
qured at the time OF sale Conveyancing at cost Of
purchaeer. p. b. STILSON Trustee
THOs e. wAGGAMAN Auct mars eodts
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} H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

% II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN p AND Q STREETS NORTH
WEST.
will sell at public auction, on tie premises -
on MONDAY, March 18th, 1879. at ~ o'clock e.
p.m. the north AZ feet OF lot 5, square 1877, by
depth of "a feet inches. to an alley.
Terms: One-third cash balance six, twelve and
eighteen months, with per cent. interest to be
secured on the property sold. 800 down on day OF
sale. marlueodxdi
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PEOPLE ARE OFTENTIMES q little confused As 10
the inJunctionS contained In the several com
mandments: In asouthern city, not long since, a
Young gentleman devoted to young lady who
didn't very warmly reciprocate his atlmiration
carried of her photograph without her EnoWi-
edge-a proceeding which evoked from her a
rather sharp request for its return This
an emphatic assurance that he had not the
silghtest intention OF breaking the seventh
commandment.
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tK- woman started TO carry her twin babies
I'VE miles through the woods, In Sand Hill, s. c.
lost her way, and was found almost dead At the
end OF ten days, with the infants lying lifeless
beside her.
"a Lord - married a charming woman.
She died and he married lady with a temper
some one called on him the other day and said
'Where is your wife?" He answered s.She Is In
heaven. i am not; Lady - is In the drawing
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W M n. WARD, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, AHcts marl2 eoNd
YOUNG l. MIDDLETON. Auctioneers
i -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH CAPITOL

NJ
PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH CAPITOL
STREET, BETWEEN D AND STREETS,
NORTH.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust. dated the 9Th -
day of January. 1872, recorded in liber No 661.
folio 263, ct seq. one OF the land records for
the District of Columbia, and by virtue of decree
of the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
passed on the 28th day OF June. 1875, in equity
cause No 6, 3l7, aud at the request of the person
secured thereby. I will sell, at public auction.
in front Of the premises. on MONDAY, the
oath day of March, 1879. at 80 O'Clock D. NJ,
sub lots numbered six go, seven CD eight 90, nine
90, ten QO) and eleven {lD in square numbered six
hundred and thirty $500, as laid down in the sun
division of original lot d. in said square, which
subdivision is recorded in folio IS, Of liber D. O.
ip the office of the surveyor of said District also
all tt at part OF said original lot one Cd. in square
63O at the northeast corner thereof, fronting on
North Capitol street thirty five (35 feet and ten l9
inches. by depth Of one hundred and tweuty (i2O)
feet Each lot or parcel will be sold separately The
title to all said lots is perfect.
Terms of sale as to each lot One fourth cash the
remainder in three equal instruments, in SIX twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale the deferred
payments to bear interest at six per cent from day
of SALE and to be secured by the purchasers notes
and lien on the property sold. A deposit of $50
will be required at time OF sale on each lot sold.
All conveyancing and recording ut cost OF par-
chaser II the terms of sale be not complied with
within five days after the SALE the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur-
Chaser or purchasers
JOHN c. HEALD. Trustee,
narl2,14,T ,l921,G2 637F st
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VICK's
FLORAL GUIDE,

beautiful! work Of 100 Pages, One C0l0red
Flower Plate, and 300 Illustrations, with
descriptions of the best flowers and Vegetables and
how TO grow them AL for FIVE CENT STAMP. In
English or GermaE.
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN. ITS
Pagee, Six Colored Plates, and many hundred En-
CRAVINGS. For so cents In paper covers; $l00 in
elegant cloth In German or English
VICKS ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA
ZINE-4Q PAGES, . Colored Plate in every number
and many fine EngrayingsL Price $l.25 a year /;
Five Copies for $500.
VICK'S SEEDS are the BEST In the world Send
FIVE CENT STAMP for FLORAL. GUIDE, containing
List and Prices. and plenty Of information. Address
JAMES WICK. Rochester, ny
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THE FIRM OF CARTER GAVIN. suoar reanars
In Osceola, KY, was dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The partners had disagreed In conse-
quence OF Carriers wife quitting him and mar
accounts was accomplished with dIfliculty' - Is
everything satisfactory" Gavin asked. when
the books had been closed. "Yes, all that re-
there is an account still to be balanced. You've
got my wife, and I'll take your life in pay ment:"
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DEOPENED.

THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LITER PAD OOMPANXs
reopened b. T1 Mes S1ose RfNaWHLT HALL Who
agents Tor the District Of Columbia. Maryland.
Of hsss s %sss e ehe ro oos Of
9Th and streets, two squares north OF Penn9y!v1c
MIA avenue, and which has bean elegantly furnished
HOLMAN LIYER PAD.
What Is 1t! and what does It meeni It is z new
method Of treating successfully Ill Liver ana 6t0mc
ach Diseases externally, and it means An honest va
OF this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
ABOUT eight years ago there Wa d1so0vefe9 sn1
put INTO practice new, simple, conveniens en9 erS
the AID Of Medicine The necessities Of the case
pronpted vigorous examination into II metiMA
on 1itn me question Wa thoroughly ana psackcAO
Oface4Oorner Of 9th and streets northwest over
No dSsfIss .srss 1G Basi more novsly
DECORATED
FRENCH AND ENGLISH 49,
DINNER. TEA.
/ TOILET SETS.
NEW DESIGNS JUST RECEIVED
N. W. BEvERIDGE,
(Lste Webb Beveridge.)
-eon.0 1e. 1905 Pa. 40.
EykRYBODY that has or expects to purohase .
teTena f ssH EFs s ys1.bls sna In
fos1I Y1sssa s1 So ,spq
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL: GOALS
I've are disct areing to-day,
CARGO OF FRESH MINED
LORBERRY COAL
This 10 the best domestic Coal now In the market
Consumers and Dealers viii take notice and send
in orders early
STEPHENSON & BRO,
mArl1tr Tth-street Wharf.
" JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WOOD. IELEPHoNIo OONNEOTIONaL COAL
Full Weight
GOAL Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt DeliverfsA COAL.
Main once, Wharvee. mill and depot connected With
uptown ofhces by TELEPHONH
With uneQualed facilities ana advantages for eco
nomicAlly conducting the wood and coal trade
whArves factory, extensive store yards enabling "a
20 stock up largely when coal IL lowest; offices
throughout the city. and ~ In immediate communi.
cation, insuring prompt attention to ORDERS We ere
prepared to oher to patrons the best varieties o
coal ct the very lowest priceA
Remember. We insure . strictly pure coal. OF 224O
wounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERA
Main ONCE. Mill and depot, foot Of 18th, 18th and
sta aw Offices: 1202F st. u w.. 11l2 9th st. n. w.
1418 7th st. n ". and 221 Pa Sc tyl3H
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Qity o BeEn: .S4gl tons City q Montreal .zz90
Qtfy Of Echmond. 46G City Of Brussels. SITS
These magnificent steamers are among the strong.
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
Ovefy modern improvement, including hot and cold
ZateR and electric bells In staterooms, revolving
chairs In saloons, bath md smoking rooms, barber
shops, eta
For RATES Of passage and other information, apply
@ JOHN DALE. agent. 81 Broadway, =. T. OF %
BIO. 90 tennA. ave- g. ". MOSS, Adamt X
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,CLTDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

SSA9LTsS r 94TANP," HRoTTaRDXMS
mail TO the Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every al
ternate Wednesday and Saturday Cabin $65.$70;
9en1 Agt. "a south William st, New York. FUNOH
EDYE co, "a So. VIM, st., Freight Ag'ts.; l. W.
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A DEcAyiSG RAcE.-Boys don't know how 20
play marbles ANYMORE. While was waiting
LOT train at North Vernon, Indiana the other
DAY, | watched four urchiBs PLAYING keeps
1hey auarreled all that was neceSsary.
couldn't see that the race was falling of any In
that respect, And they yelled loud enough.
they would scream and how aud SHREK al each
other across the width OF a marble, Just as wei
rs the boys or the olden time used TO do Ther
w,eye fully up 10 the standard In respect 10 vice
AnL: they swoIe with all the originality ana
fresh9ess and vfgor that Is necessary 20 make a
game OF marbles interesting. I couldn't see
that the race showed any symptoms OF decay.
as native remarked at the time, In regards
OF mat" And they had two light nights 10 o
rI . tliaf wasn't doing so badly. But the
ring they playedin Heaven be lust 20 me- ~
w waSn' SIX inches long and was barely the
miulh OF TINS column. and four boys ia the
game; III was Nonstroas IL was HORRIBLE
Why In those elder days, when four bows piayed
marbles, you couldn't cover the ring viii, fhress
I nags onv Boys who would have played in
orummed out OF good society. / dnnT yyonSe
times are hard and men are dishonest and tne
country Is full OF tramps. when four boys csn
play marbles IN ring six inches long There
such 3 ring Burdeffe in Ha,rEea,e r' u"
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CAPT. BLAIR LEAVES THE UNITED STATES
The Louisville (Ky.) ier-Journat saws that
on March the governor OF Kentucky received
a copy OF the Indictment found in the Garrard
charging him with bigamy, and on the same
day issued a requisit1on upon the governor OF
New York for his arrest Mr.. Eliot F. Shepard,
who is Mrs. Blalr's counsel In her suit for di-
the requisition would be OF NO. avail .sCapt.
Blair IS no longer in this country" he said
she left the United States some days ago. /
don't know where he Is, and don't want to
know, but he had gone out OF this state before
the notification OF MS dismissal from the army
was officially received at Governors Island. +
attended his court martial TO see that he had a
fair trial. His sentence was perfectly lust. and
don't think he has any right TO complain of II.
but he Will not have TO go TO Kentucky at pre-
sent TO be tried Tor 0gaiEy.N-LN !. .Saa. isth
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Nv ALIEK b. WILLIAMS & CO., AuctOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
o AND P STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 9th II
day Of June, A:D 1876. duly recorded IN Ii ;HSm;
ords for WASHINGTON county, in the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party secured
DAY. the Goth day OF March. AID. 1879, at 80
o'clock NJ. in front of the premises, Lots number
ed fifty three (53) and fifty -four (54o in Joseph H.
Hollidges recorded subdivision Of subdiv sion Lot
in square numbered five hundred and eleven (5llO
ments thereon.
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in one
Of sale until paid, payable semi annually. secured
by deed Of trust on the property, or all cash, at
each Lot required at time Of SALE All convey ancin9
at cost of purchaser II the terms are not complied
the right to resell at the cost and risk of the
defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement
mars eo&ds VIM. r. WOODWARD, trustees.
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DIED.
PALMER. On Thursday afternoon. March n
sixty eighth year. 40 ~"
Funeral from his late residence 207 @ If m
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock
FACE IN this city, on the morning Of the Ian
OF March. 1879. DIR: i. ARNoLD PACE, son of ths
la4 y. Z. Page, aged thirty years
on Sunday, 1t O'Clock pm. D
ROBBINS: At Springfield, Ohio. March IL. 1879.
birs. ~ Aes~ %
MlLIIAM6 On Wednesday March the l2th
1919, at . 70 m, after long and painful illnaaa
his age
Funeral services at his late residence 1872 5th n
NV, at O'Clock, March 18th inst Friends and
re atlvee are respectfully invited to attend IAlex-
anor1a snd Richmond papers please COPY q
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TIE SCHOOL CHILDREN In Wilmington, Del.
nave scored point against the teachers Here
tofore the little folks have not been allowed to
"go OUT when they wanted fresh air, or, il SO
allowed, have been kept in after school to
been sent into the halls to keep them from
annoying the other scholars, and In the cold
halls have managed to catch double-barreled
cough. The board Of education resolves that
both Kinds OF punishment must be stopped.
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JUST RECEIVED DIRECT-
HUCKINs PARKER HOUSE SOUP.
Ar REDUCED PRICES
TOMATO, BEEF
MOCK TURTLE, CHICKEN
CX-TAIL. SOUP AND BOUIILI
JCLIENNE. OON6OMME,
PEA, OKRA AND 0yIMRO
VERMfCFLIL, MULLAGATAwEEY
GREEN TUhTLI THRRAPIN
JOHN H. NAG DER.
marl0-tr 1881 NesO York 00ensso.
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Miss CARY will sing at Mcyicker's Theater
next week:
Non yer
N'ot ne yer
All oil e yer
This is the Italian version OF the ..Pinafore.p
[Chicdgo Tribune
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A LEARNED CoNvrCT.-Isavid Peters a col
ored man, who eleven years ago was sentenced
10 the Rhode Island penitentiary for fifteen
years for an attempted assault on little girl
Is about 10 be pardoned out. When convicted
he was very ignorant, but al once TOOK %
studying, and has steadily applied himself %
The improvement OF his mind ever since The
result is that he Is to-day one OF the best
scholars In the state and as linCt,ist has n few
equals In the country. lie has mastered
French; German. italian, Spanish Hebrew
creek, Latin Sanskrit, Portuguese, and a mum
Der OF other languages He has FREQUENTLY
delivered orations before the other prisoners
"AMANDA, wish you TO put the large Bible In
a prominent place on the center table ana
place three or four hymn books carelessly round
on the sofas. j have advertised for a young
man TO board in a cheerful Christian family
and tell YOU what, II YOU girls don't manage.
either one OF you, TO rake him In. why, Iii
never try anything again, for I'm tired out
[AHdretrs Bazar.
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EINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS OF TIE NORTHERN PA.


Under the Plan Of Reorganization, ratified By the
decree Of the Court, the time in which Bondholders
the Plan. by the version Of Bonds into Preferrd
Stock was left 70 the discretion Of the Purchasing
since this right was given, and more than nine
tenths Of the Bondholdere having converted their
Bonds, the Committee, DESTROYS Of closing their Ia
bors hereby give notice that tho right of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock VIII terminate
on the 3Oth day of June, 1879
Circulars giving information how tho conversion
u made can be had ct the Office OF the Northern Pa
CHIC B. T. Co, No Is Fifth avenue, New York.
The original stock viii be exchanged for gtoc1
under the Plan mp to the same tiroe
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec l6. 1878. Chairman Purchasing Committee
ianl. 1aN6rn
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cow, the property OF j. n. Sawyer, who lives
ABOUT six miles OF this city, yesterday gave
birth TO fifty six calves. One OF them was fully
matured and still lives; the other fifty-hve were
about the size OF small kittens, and, with the
COW, died. 1t Is one of the most curious freaks
OF nature that has ever taken place In this
cOuntry.-I Ne,cark lO.I Specs0f 70 Cfn. Eng.
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HOTELS.
WHLARD's HOTEL.

This fsvorite Hotel. having been thoroughly reno.
'ssed. painted throughout, and entirely rysss.
s:sAed. IL now open for the reception OF guessa
BRKaLIN b COOKE.
uov3QE PfoprietorA
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Two WILMINGTON (DEL.) FIRE COMPANIES, the
Reliance and washington, have been suspended
from service In the department. Tor thirty days
hecause they tried to quench one another In q
Sunday afternoon row.