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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The great doube-trncix
NATIONAL 1iOUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTHwEst WEST. AND SOUTH
. 10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NoVEMBER Il, 1878, ut $40 A. NJ
a, NJ Leave Wnshinaton;
ToS xfF22Rk aP eT "a AM2 Ho 3
Baltimore only. stops lat at s6Ipley's laurel. An,
nniHiPons Junction, JeSsgps Hanover, and FAX
;5o.a.Bnl.lmore, Annapolis, and Why. piedmont.
Stras6vrg, Winchester, 1Iagerstown and Way via
alo-tBAErIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
chester GSE f nSd %aS sfEosrs WIN
sso1,N NJ; YORK ~ PIIILApIElPHlA, BOSTON.
New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
sS5-isT louis, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO. Co
LyIM,BIus, AND PlrlsBgRG EMPRESS Fred
sunday. Through car to staunion. Pullman cans
70 CINCINNATI daily Grafton TO Sandusky daily.
ecoa,loh sunday only Baltimore. Annapolis and
BALTIMORE EXPRESS stops at Badens-
burg, College. Bolsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
m ,t0n' JcssuPs and Hanover
, I;g 1,nn9l.pcye ApnSP9s, EqCtt Gy and wsy
TON EXPRESS. stops ut laurel.
E35.ion Sunday only for baltimore and Way Sta
REL EXPREss Frederick via Relay. Stops at
4s5-,fPolnt Of Rocks- Frederick, Hasc stown Win.
chester and Wey stations on Sundays TO Point
s PPpIilnoFs a1a Wny st@,9ns
T1MoRE EXPRESS. Elllcott city Norfolk, or.
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
clrs direct to boat at Canton Stops at Bladens.
burg and Laurel
G50-t Baltimore and Way Stations.
73J-tCHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
l0t-BALrIMOREE EXPRESS.
GUO-Point of Rocks and Way stations
sA All ffhJS HxER G.sSrH ss
cept sunday. Pullman Cars.
lOI5..tNEW YORK, PIIiLA DEIPHIA AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping car TO New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
fDaily. Ton sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept sunday. All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply ut Ticket offices al
depot corner New Jersey avenue ana c street, COL,
G9 GlO, and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street,
georgetown, where tickets can he procured and or
ders win be- taken for baggage to be checked and re-
l.. NJ. COLE, w NJ CLEMENTS,
General Ticket ACt NJ lster Trans'n
GEO. s. KOONTZ. General Agent
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II OHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
- Real Estate Auctioneers,
st. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO II + STREET NOR INVEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 10Th day of No
yembcr, a. d. 1855 aud duly recorded In Liber and
II. No. folio 10, one Of the land records for Wash
ngtOn County d. G., and AZ The request Of the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction, I'm front
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of
March, A. d. 1879, at O'Clock p. M, the following.
described property: Whole of lot numbered thirty.
1--WE (5i. In Joho u. Kbbeys recorded subdivision of
square numbered six hundred aud tweutyeght (615),
tOgether with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: Onc-third cash balance In six and
twelve months, with interest nj per cent. Deferred
payments to be secured on the property sold. a de-
post of one hundred Cl0Ol dollars at time of sale.
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms TO be COM
Piled with In seven days.
JOHN p. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
W. NJ SMITH, Salesman. febll ,l5,20, 26marl ,3,5
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LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS
, JhWELltN, &c,
Can be sold for Tue highest cash prices Gents cloth.
Ing especially desired. for which the extreme value
wll be paid by calling ON or addressing HEREOF. 3Os
Ninth street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended 10. mars
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.

1901 PENN. Avn. 1901 PENN AVE.
A p NG'ELROY
GLIDER MANUFACTURER OF PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS,
Gold and Walnut Frames OF every description.
Window Cornces. &C. made 10 Oldor
OLD FRAMES REPAIRED AND REGILT.
Mirrors and Pictures removed ana re-hung, Pic
ure Hooks Nails, Gold silver, and Copper Wires,
Mats, Velvet Frames PaSse- PartOuts, Dc
Picture ROd-Git Walnut, and Oak-put up at the
shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.
AS all work Is done Oh the premises, am prepared
to do the at 10 per cent, less than any establish
mont This side of New York and VIII guarantee sat
siacton Mirrors and Pictures cart fully packed UNI
packed, and hung by experienced wOrkmen.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO,
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STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue of writ of dcri CdciuS issued ont of
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
rict of Columbia and 10 me directed, 1 VIII sell at
public sale for cash at tie court house door Of said
District. on MONDAY. the ID day of March,
lS7D at twelve clock m Nil the right title claim,
nnu Interest of the defendant in and TO the following
described property to wit Sublot A, square 20. City
of Washington ID g. together with All and singular
the yemens thereon, seized and levied upon as
the properly OF Emmanuel u. smith, to satisfy exc
cutlon No. 1888 In favor of ltlchard w. Mann.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
" u s, Marshal, u. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctioneGr. febll-dts
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fobl5-d&ds

A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE AND VALU-
IA ABLE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS JEW ELRY
by ASSIGNEE.
VIII sell Ut auction the stock Of goods IN No.
fOl seventh street northwest. sale to commence In
said store at 10 O'cOck.a M. on SATURDAY, the sth
day of February, 1879. and continue from day to day
till the entire stock and store Fixtures shall be sold.
said stock and Fixtures are open for inspection
at said store. o. ID. BARREIvr, Assignee.
b. IL. WARNER Auciionccr. icj-it
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTI oNED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. February II, A. j., 1sil, same hour
and place o. ID. BARRETT, signCe.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, February 49, 1879, same hour and
place. q. ID. BARRETT, Assignee,
febl3thsattuGdS
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- JOHN 2. FRANKLIN, Truste
w. Nj. SMITH. Snles mnn. fnhll. Ia. on. 1RInnrl

IL L. COLDNELL, Aucuoneer,
u No. s06 street northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1879, beginning Mt
10 O'Clock M, shall SELL at public auction, all the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture contained in house
No, l3 ID street northwest, comprising part Brus-
sells Carpets, Walnut Sofas Chairs Marbletop Tables,
Bureaus, Belsteads, Hat Rack, Bedding, Blankets,
Mirrors. Pictures, Stoves, China and Glassware,
Kitchen Utensils DC, &c.
Terms cash. THOMAS IL. MCCiRAW,
fel0-eod&ds Executor.
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FORTHWITH CONGRESS.
PrOtraCted Debate on the Chinese
Treaty.

Credentials of senators-Elect Presented
Certificate of Deposit Bill Recalled
Southern War Claims in the House
General Butler Expects Con-
federatc Soldiers TO Re-
ceivo Pensions, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VHoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON WEST STREET, IN GEORGETOWN.
by virtue of decree or the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed December o. ISIS In cause
NO. O'ZTo, equity, VIII sell, on THURSDAY tile eth
day of February A. u. 1879, OF "a O'Clock y. M, IN
front of the prem parts of lots Nos 200 and 2l
Benll's addition, described follows: Beginning
the sonth side OF West street. 5l ieet inches west
feet thence south 40 feet Thence west 20 feet 10 alley
sold TO Commodore Cassn; thence north on said alley
10 feet TO the beginning, with the improvements
thereon being the premises No. 1906 West street. Inn
proved with II comfortable brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale MS prescribed by the decree; One
third In cash on the day of sale within seven days
thereafter aud the residue III three equal payments,
ut SIX twelve, and eighteen months from the day of
safe, bearing Interest," for which the purrha2cr prom
s1oy notes to be given and the title to he retained
until all of tile purchase money be paid, the pur-
chaser may pay all cash. Mt his or her discretion.
FRED, w. JONES, Trus ee,
fob5-d&ds $50 Louisiana avenue.
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JNDAY, 0VEaBBE + q Z IS 81 at $40 A. M
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The great double-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTHwEsE WEST, AND SOUTH.
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HOUSE or REPRESENT1TIV
Mr. HARRIS (Va) introduced bill removing the
political disabilities Of j, L, Harrison, of Virginia.
Passed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

Up to Friday night three-fodrths vf<Ae
vote of California had been counted, which
gave figures sufficient to insure 2 sweeping
republican sisDfyM Perkins IA leading
Gis6seA about 17,509and WhNAabout u
ame. sasThs. complexion ofVAeA1ESataAt 1Sa|a
i1sresssI Pdiki nek1ss,af.litylRss6loQe &:
600, probably. All the state ticket will 20
with the head, except justices, which cannot
yet be determined. 1t was probable that
thsFepublicms woald-elsctsall thscongress.
%en;Jthourh,v ery-clo.e fn-ths ely district.
The republicans elect the railroad commits
sioner in the northern district, and the
workingmen theirs in the CITY and southern
district. In San Fssncitco.K Il c0htin-
ues to lead and is undoubtedly releaed.y 5
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

~. ai,I vh... r..: /. s,.-n :. ~.
! SDlaady DelierAHhss xypisa1 SAneftcan
Beauty . RhiladelphiA schssl-Tsae,ase.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08
Matt Carpenter was interviewed in Mil

Matt Carpenter was interviewed in Mil
waukee, last week, upon political subjects
and gave it as his opinion that "Senato.
Conkling,s IN securing the nomination.
Cornell, has demonstrated his great power
end sinduencsgiu New York; andzrsslly
sehissed ole d the lmc9 marked political
tdceseees of Us lde."s selatoF Carpenter
stated it to wills bslief That arkrandefepub:
lican victory was assured in New York with
Conkling in1ths field in favor of the ticket.
In conclusion Mr.. Carpenter said:
Il havsea1wsys believed that Conkling-
could f4rfy Nes York, whenever he devoted
himsetfa tosss doing, md ! tbesefors4e.ltl&H
~ isysps3kortnSate that heEis just now u
'pecialiy Interested in;the- election, sbeaiasS
of the good effect it will have upon the
election in 1880. Other gentleman whom !
have met lately, and upon vhoee judgment
/ rely, assure me that New York is certain
to 60 republican this fall, and my personal
study Of the situstion, % far ~ I hssezin.
vestisaied, had me to. iis same concluio6.n,
r - ~ 80 EG 81 aN - 49, lt - HGF- <
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

Senator Roscoe Conkling gave himself 4
big lift in the direction Of the presidential
chair vhen.h ritted hinssl1aeaiaA the ID
ministqatoh' tbs oshef az, III lie New
York convention, and gained an overwhelm
ing victory. If he succeeds in carrying tn,
state for republlcanism in the coming cleo
ton he will demonstrate that he can carry
it at the next presidential election, and The
republican party will conclude that . man
with 20 many electoral votes under biz
control il q very proper person for . STAN
dasdibAs4sa The E'sqhlinisbsdasl iAetshey
sounds louder than all the others.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

The New York parties who were to pur.
chase the Covington. Columbus and Black
Hills narrow s6agssroad, spdrea.d n out' to
standard guage and push the line westward
~ an extension of the st. Paul and Sioux
City road, have concluded not to invest in
the enterprise The Et.aaRanl road will
therefore be compelled to seek another ont.
let and We know of no more inviting field
than through Dakota, either from Sioux
sFalis TO Yankton or from Luyeslnne 70 Ysnk.
ton. A line of road over this route would
occupy territory not tributary { any o5kei
road and . region of the hieheapfeahetixs:
ness,
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noofLrDfRonL IRE.

~ r IN 4 80 En ALatA
The Girl whose Face 10 strapped ON the
SDlaad- Delf.rAn.ss xyPis4l eAnsftcan
Beauty . FhilAdelphiA schsel-Tsaessr.
tFrom the Philadelphia Record.]
d Thee probably neys1 has been i,coip is
sued bv tho government which has created
70 much talk aud discussion 10 the Bland
dollar. It has been subjected to ridicule
from the awkward position of the bird of
freedom. which holds . place on the reverse
side. y hes beeu praised for the beautiful
profile of the young lsdy's face. which 10
shown. on the front. The interest in the
coin was heightened when it was whisrered
that the features were intended to represent
thessuet9pe q Ameriess beauty, as distin.
eui6hed finn thas6 a4f6sdSher nationality.
Further than this. II Vas quietly asserted
thst shs lypusg lady yasA ~HsAlssycasa tba,
the face WAS no ideal sketch of an artists
fancy. Thbse who wen, ID che sectet kept
their mouthes seald % to who the lady
might be, and for moths the face vas cred
tied 10 various noted bnuties, who were
fAttered o. they read blowing descriptions
0f themselves and; betng s6if01 of ts6clety,
rather liked .lhe FpIoninebcor Tthanr other
WISE,
For eishtssu 4ms.ths 4 Record Ispo.ts,
hNsbeeo de9o,ipg hh, ep1!To 0emsnts .
tracing out the original caste Of the God
6etnand, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. ssssry tara t!zisAoes she hsE. 49, -
fsctyI he u enabled this morning 70 dra,
Ebesosest the Pa6llc tie s1Stk~1rdas5 ounl
lady whose profile MAJ made Z th,
bssfs Of the figure shown Oh THE face o
me coin. p ,nL1I3 14 IasaG1S
.sIInJ this; early part of, 1879, The 4trfasur,
.depfftment opened consolidation Will
ft6e s65s1 Gist Of oelsSd; 1foe A6poipos
of securing the services of IN ,expertdesjs
her and engtaSef, whom Il 0aadtsifes
(Dhcolt eaSgfUrhb cgsnrynhdtdie apo
skiop in. The Philadelphis mint. A th,
fesuitR Of ttAbs negotiations, sciever younl
man named Morgan was sent over here. H
iengaged apartments With q very essimsbl
lady, Mrs.. Eckfelt, % Mount Vernon stree
lhts1ss gtxtsenah. He announced his busi
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

The gushing B. NJ. Smith is again in print
In tile St. Paul Pioneer-Pres giving cur:
rency TO another, serie Of uutFnshsreRrd.
Ing the Drifting Goose band Of Indians.
Nj. Smith il the individual Who has 11ads
Ill thetto6bls IN the cJinbdweea tlssst-
tiers aud th~e,Iadisns and the government.
Under the gsuise Of philsnthiropicc- motives
he has misrepresented n1tS6fsao scleddlous
interior department and is-now endeasosins
to maintain His position BY of hand fAisi6..
cation BETTING the boon companion Of the
renegade bae.dFHith whom he hssosst his
lot. That Nj. Smith has any anxiety to see
justice done for the simple ssske Of justice
does not tally with our estimate Of his char.
acteristics. II the salvation Of Drifting
Goose and hisbsnd depsndsd sojsly uton
Mr.. Smiths unsel6sh good will for then,
they would sink far into the depths Of The
damned without the saving grace Of his in.
~tervention. ThssmaaaTsitA3's 1d6tives Toy
such overwhSm;ns ADMINISTRATIONS
of hesrt - isj just now aaaiesine AxsSnishl
10 prolific in our and he finds it easy
to drs1 from the d~oaaain'of fiction enough
heartrending material to answer his purpose
We have no reason toibelieye lhsss Nj
Smith Is in any way mor,lly supsriorrto hi
fellow creatures on the Jim or of the Jim
and his sentimental gush about the right
and wrongs a. Indis1as are ~ svapotifing q
speculative individual with q schens ii
his mind, That is probably the only issssHl
ct he has in the matter.
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YANkroM NpAKQEX.

Secretary sherman,th though an anti Cornell
man, says It is the duty of every republican
Ia New York to vote for the ticket headed
b. hqaulepan ;.Ddtoiaeartily endorse
the excellent platform adopted BY the con-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

the Missouri ut this point and build across
Nebraska to some point on the Union Paci-
r6c. ThisAeid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1hsnsvefstAeysnight fssf i6e1i6sd
to possess it. Shut out from the northern
territory ~ above stated, they turned their
attention this way, and made . move to &C.
cure possession Of the Coyineton, Columbus
and'Black Hills the marrow guage road in
Foperatioa- from the river bank opposite this
city TO- Ponca, . distance of thirty miles.
Negotiations we're opened with those having
control Of the properly through Walston H.
Brown & Bro, of New York, and their as
.sociates, whereby they we're to COM into
Epusseasion Of thataine, form aiconstruction
company and extend The road presumably
to Columbus, and upon it's completion turn.
'fI|Foverft6ff Tie St. Paul company who 1s1dfd
it All the pfeliminaries If bihe
tsansferaae underaood toshave been aSf4pg-
a, whshs G, hitch occurred in secufi1gabe
Williams interest, which wa in litigation.
The transfer was reported of, and then again
II was reported that . satisfactory adjustment
of the matter had been reach. d, and that
active operations would be commenced this
fall, which Would include the change Of the
Naeksto stSId1fd Sguage.5 1h6Siateltgeace
vas received wth greatTsatbiction by our
Iii. zeps, a1ds specially Tie people. 81
northern Nebraska, to whom tie road in ito
present shape has been more of a curse than
aMsoing. But We regret to say that the
prospects for anything being done in this
direction Immediately are not fattering. c.
G. Wicker yesterday received = letter from
81. R1Own, dated New. York, September
2,,,klwhauh he says: esVsshave sAeidsn
TO take bold Of the Columbus road"
This is not Pleasan. news, but it is reliable.
there is every reason to believe
that If the 81. Paul does not take possession
of ths iins;SSome-oh her eumpany Will Before
long: Theaasld i.tec GODS one e be!nee:
1ected for any length Of time in this era Of
RAILROAD buadins. 10 5as I
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sketch, and whose features form the ground
work for the design at the coin, is a very
estimable and modest young lady. Her
name is Miss Anna w. Williams. and she
resides with Der mother and aunt at No.
1923 Spring Garden street, in this city,
where the family has lived for + number
of years. yIt~did, NOT occur to- her at the
time Of ~tbs-siuinRs sthatsshe would be-
come Observation-Disclosures aud badssuch
. thought ever crossed her mind the
designer of the dollar would have been CON-
PEELED to seek elsewhere o rasutject. Miss
Williams is . blonde and Of very fair com
plexion. By many she is regarded as pref
~. She Is slightly below the average
height and of good figure. 1t wouldr b i'm.
possible to recognize her by the head as it
appears on the dollar, because there are
numerous artistic changes made to suit the
eye of the designer. This is particularly
the case with the full.rounded chin, which
10 said BY those who know to resemble that
Of the ~ife Of N. Morgan. The Grecian
nose and the delicatelipS are those Of Miss
Williams, and this characteristic 10 strongly
marked in other members of the Williams
family. OF course, the blouay hair, the
folded liberty cap, and the other rorasmen.
~tatious,ars the ssddenda Of the artist, and
made to set off the figure 30 that it! would
appear to better advantage.
Miss Willians i employed aassa teacher
in the Girls School, No. 2 At the House of
Refuge, where she has been for the past two
years. She is regarded with high favor At
the Institution, and i censideFsdtose,ofItAe
capable importers of knowledge in the large
staff. Shelsmod4st ahdfeeiringin manner,
and, with true womanly instinct, shrinks
from the prominence into which her, .ies
and name ere brought
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

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wss " ou.sa ttO@ Maxwen; tnat notion
~ 4avcu W s9u ". TO WOu!9 Somo
:.on Lenno N 1no ngW xns iast ptopos!tion
y 70 Ian ,tot9 xsock Mtlls. me Gtossln9 OF
.ne r3c1 Flyer. ~ way OF Econ oves
KY n'its 70 Lax snoi
sasnce 70 snkson BY, inI
voIRsI Psti.nce, Wy ~ VOC tni1, zoe 1snk.
son oe9ins % see. tnes ehe has oeen PLAYING
seso sne Inos9 s. asl ens@y Peg Yen totA'l
t sS s1o voIS sg0oleeE " Nc! TUG ttu!Sy.1s4SS'
Al ! scnemlnk on tne Pets ol tne MI
W.uAoe - p!even! sne
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nsss O. bsins employed By The treasury de-
1oftnont and stated that he was engaged
. design - new dollar.
IN Immediately peB1eded 70 tnfn his,
dpfat y into vk9 up. fAA HssQe1
tn3sj Morgan vs Esd lab
AlprS1t somethi 5lSch GG111ul start
&16ery. Mr.. SlS1K4hs{2S6id9 ssiGN
eFat the mint here, was hard Il work upon
the same subject. For weeks and months
Mr.. Morgan toiled on, failing to produce .
design which vas satisfactory to himself.
HE atsentien1 was-ARst-eive 70 the sevssss
F5ide, aud eagles in various attitudes appear
as ssay4 aa !: Sc ss ssIss b|ss:s S rs.
coin now. but Wa larger, and Its wings
xere loagse An...1tea.thought eecuEsea,
duced IL de, aadsm one which holds .
position on the reverse aide Of the dollar OIL
nc WdG6agS12&ba7aias ltA4Qi661Hfl
design.
While bess,a3lGaMo
gan, NDa16Ieheocs1s1y1feFine Arts for
'ssiEsssa ss 81 Rsss;sA'a8p e.. 3: :a aes:i ssS
nth tho Eselisls and,C ,achooas,
|tas al 4 "a AAettean'zsed,
he destr0ds e6AAAkotte a364H0de0ty' 80. he
made the acQd1loA166e'6 f Nj. Thomas
Eaklns. an artist Of no little reputation. and
this 0 o ripsued futoI warm friendship.
Observation-Disclosures 4soEs6c
ipsWAOnQnaleAAa1 uAnQe6sheAbsog hts
Of ths, fasaiqar aytlkkNe1aaoeahA work he
had on band. NJ desifed to pre-
cen, sn,. e sRs R,l ssSss Ae sssss .s e ;ss coin som., =
beauty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AeySske
. fauetfnl hf6 ofHGoddess Of. Lt1EttyT or
something Of the sort, which would be
pleasing 10 usAppar0aannh yet have no
real significance A couple of designs of
|AAts se9.swepnle4e. m! ibid eAot eqmseup
to The expedition ,pf, The. ssrtist. Then It
was determined tho keSd should be the re-
s %ss :ss.H 4 Esasssss t.s.Elss.tsb 's!;
her features. But where to lind such . lady
.tAaaA1estidns1hl6 6hfheredtAa&. Ukstkan.
He examined the countenances Of the
young women who make It their business
% roOsAs 84p5ss 7Ge Nc 1ftGikfs SIDE
tcad6h1yss xnd Stiong ttfe-lsrge number he
could f1nacoous !whoaUnited Als purposes.
ssSs but ia 5ilEs:ihe TNc6inss tinS .fsstS
there examined he could find nothing
which accorded With hts views. Then the
services, of his new.found friend, Nr.,Eak-
tus, Wefe called in,aakd that eentiemsn IN
duced a,yoppg. lady friend Of the, family to
cit asa modelhr Mr. Morgan. This lady
10 iheione Ntose face is now stamped on
the coin Of the cOuuIyv-and whose identity