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T,HOS. e. WAG6AMAN Real Estate Auc4ioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No l1Q ON NEW JER9EV AVHNnE

NO. 4l9 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust, IA
bearing date the 12th day of February, 1874. fa7
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia the
'front.' he premises on m fe the "a Day q
r. q: RXan's subdivision Of original lot 19, in
go uare 693. as recorded in Liber H. g., folio 104.
Terms OF sale: The amount Of indebtedness,
to wiz, $500 with Interest at per cent per annum
from August T. 1878, secured by this deed Of trust
and the balance at six. twelve and eighteen
months for which the notes Of the purchaser
by deed Of trust on The property sold, viii ba
nn 1sa dep9sit Of s2oo shall be occurred Of
a. COST II terms Of sale are not complied WITH
days the trustees reserve right to resell at risk
and cost Of defauting purchaser after giving sucn
notice Of such resale as they may think proper.
B LEWIS .EHHn BBLAAsGXKqFH8HRD.} Trustees.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap29-dkds
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RIDING FROM TEXAS 10 NEW YoRK.-Yester-
Mexican mustang, stopping here for a br1ef
time only. He was on hfs way from Galveston
Texas, to New York He has ridden every mile
OF the way on his pony, and has been on the
party who originally started overland from
Galveston, but two OF them were quite over
come on the way. and are now lying sick I'm
Kentucky. This man says he Is not making the
trip as matter OF economy or health or any.
thing OF that kind, but merely to see the coun-
try In way 1t cannot be viewed otherwise He
LETT Canton about O'Clock for AIlance,-[Cdn-
ton (OhiO) Repository, Nay 10,
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AMERICAN CATTLE IN EN6LAND.-Prof VII
liams, of the new Veterinary College of Edin-
burg, Scotland, having examined the lungs OF
SIX American cattle slaughtered at Liverpool,
the privy council hd given an opinion that they
presented the Characteristic sign of pleuro-
pneumonia contagfon, In his opinion In none OF
tnem were there any traces OF CONTAGIOUS
pleuro, nor pneumonia, though all presented
traces OF capillary bronchitis, evidently orlgi-'
mating I'm transit
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 3l3 TWELFTH STREET

SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust. dated April -
md recorded in Liber 7s2 folio 26i, and !i.;1
Lber 1S4 folio 100 respectively Of the land records
request Of the party secured thereby, win sell at
pubic auction, In front Of the premises ON THURS
parcel Of ground situate in the city OF Washington
IN the District Of Oolumbis. and known and de-
division of equare numbered 297 with tho buildings
and appurtenancea, &c.
Terms Of sale: Oaefourth CASH; balance In six.
Twelve anc eighteen months, with interest at six per
cent: per annum from day Of sale. for which the
sold, win be required. A deposit OF ele0 win be
required when the property ts sold and al convey:
terms Of sale are not complied with in seven days
from day OF sale the Trustee tho right to
resell the property atthe risk and cost of defanins
purchaer. CHARLES w. HORNOR, Trustee.
TROS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct myI4d
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
0N N TEE s3HTHEA NHh G9RNER OF SIXTH
BX virtue Of deed Of trust dated Apri! l2th,
468 ct seq, Of the land RECORDS for the Dis ~
tIiet Of Columbia and ct the request Of the party
thereby secured. and by virtue Of certain order of
the Equity Court passed May 10th instant in cause
No. 6707, will sell e public auction, in front of the
1872 ct 80 O'clock m, all that piece g: ground
seven l2D, Of n B. Smiths recorded sub division Of
O. n; Thorn's subdivision Of part Of square four
hundred and seventy-fiye {475) together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of ssle: One third Of tbs purchase money
at the time of sale and the balance in three equal
installments, payable in six. twelve and eighteen
the purchaser and deed Of trust on the property
sod bearing ilterest at the rate Of seven centum
chssers cost Trustee reserves the right to resell at
pleted within seven days from day Of sale
w. w. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room f. Webster Law Building.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts. my12-d
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. T. WAGeiAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY ON
IHIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
II STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY, May 10tn. at pm, lot 9, "a
in square 2sS. IN
Terms day Of sale. 49,
my16-d&ds THOS T. WAGGAMAN Anct
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctloneera
TRUSTEES BALE.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust dsted the LIST "a
day Of January. 1877, and duly recorded in ~,
Llber No. S43. folio 24S ct seq. and at request IN.
lie auction. on the premises. on MONDAY, May
10th, 1879 at O'Clock m all that piece or parcel
known and described as a part of tract of land
called Peters Mill Seat and described as follows
BEGINNING for the same at the stone planted
st the e corner OF the land of B. NJ Barker on the
": line OF Piney Branch road, and running theme ,
with said Barkers a. line north 81 4 degrees west
IL perches thence north 339 degrees east A68- 100
perches thence 81 degrees east Is. l6lOU to the
vest side OF said road thence with said road g. 49,
degrees west 62 Ito perches to the place of begin
ming, containing one-haH acre Of land with i'm
prOvements thereon.
Terms: 800 cash on day of sale balance $40 q
MOI H. bearing per cent interest secured by deed
chaSers cost.
THOMAS n. UNswORTH.l Trus.oo.
AUGUSTUS GERSDORFF,} 1rustees.
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EX-CoMMuN1CATED.-Orion Clemens, a brother
OF Mark Twain, was publicly accommodated
from the Westminster Presbyterian Church OF
keokuk, Ia, last Sunday morning, having been
tried and convicted on the charge OF heresy.
ture, In which he diSavowed the divinity OF the
Christian religion and attributed 1t wholly to
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A STATEMENT FROM Young CHrsHoLM.-Mr.
Chisholm, the son OF Judge Chisholm, who was
murdered In Mississippi and who is now mes
senger ID the executive department here, stated
10 the correspondent OF the Eneniao Bulleftn
that the trial OF the murderers OF his father
was first set down for March, 1875, but by mu.
tual agreement between the prosecution and
the defence 10 was postponed until the Septem-
Der court. The second postponement was the
result OF the prevalence OF yellow fever and
the third, Ia March last, was owing TO the H.
her not to undertake the extended trip, as It
might prove dangerous. Mr.. Chisholm says he
has been counseled by friends IN Mississippi
not TO appear against the I'VE persons accused
OF the murder OF his father and other relatives,
GUT says he is determined TO testify, believing
mat be viii not be molested during the short
Iime MS presence In Mississippi might be re-
tin. w WV N'
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HOW PASTOR GOT THE PEW RRNTs.-The
pastor OF church In northeast Baltimore last
week devised new way to collect pew RENTS
several OF his congregation being remia IN
their settlements, he ordered the pews of the
delinquents to be nailed up. Quite q number
were thus secured, and the pastor announced
that he had adopted this means TO secure the
prompt payment OF the money due him, With
out which he could not conduct the AFFAIRS OF
the church satisfactorily. He called attention
to the fact that the del1nQuents were nearly all,
II not all, able to pay. Their wives and daugh-
tiers bristled with silks and satins, f1ounces and
furbelows, and the pew rent remained unpaid
The novel expedient has proved q complete
succeSS.-[B Baltimore Gazette
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneerr.

on NfNETEE IN STREET, BETWEEN
AND T NORTHMESIi ALSO ON Z, Be
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, data% Novem- -
Der 9Th. AID 1875, and duly recorded in Ii Ea!
Der No. 802 Folio 49, one Of the land records ":
for Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
MONDAY, May 2sth, 1878. at O'clock M, an
as follows, NZ:-The south part OF Lot No. "a, in
Square No So, fronting rs feet and inches on 10th
street northwest, and running back with equal
erly line Of said Lot "a sixty four feet more or less
till strikes the most northerly line Of Lot T. in said
Square, all Of which win more FULLY sp-
pear by reference to deed from W. w. Oorcoran
-. folios 2So and 261 also, Lots numbered one ~
appear by reference to deed from David A. Hal to
John Brent, as recorded in Liber j. A. 8 No. %,
foios 846 347 and 348 Of the land records Of Wash
ington county, District Of Columbia, saving and
excepting 60 much Of Lot a. has been decided by
John Brent to John Brent and Emily A. Free
man. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-t cash; the balance in six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest at the
rate OF eight Ger cent per annum from day Of SALE
If terms Of sale are not compiled with within five
days from day Of SALE the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser. all conveyancing at purchaser
cost 300 down on day Of sale.
soGo MOI NffFHfssHM AN,} Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts. my9-eo&ds
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IHAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUaTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON OORNRK OF MASS 1

TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON OORNEk OF MASSA-
CCAADgSSETTse AVENUE AND NJ STREET
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. bearing date -
the 18th day Of April, A;D. 1874, and re- E9
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and BY
detection Of the parties secured thereby, will offer
esle at public auction, In front Of the premi see on
sAfURDAY. the l7th day Of May. 1873. at O'Clock
pm, all that certain piece or parcel Of ground
lying and being situate in the city Of Washington
and District Columbia, described as follows: Be.
seventy SID feet four inches 6 LID from the north
west corner OF square numbered two hundred and
(246 running thence west seventy six feet
four inches to said corner thence enthusiastically
along the line OF Massachusetts, avenue to q point
due south from the place Of beginning; and thence
ments thereon, consisting Of two story brick Mar
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in one ID
and two CD years. with interest at six per cent per
annum, to be secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold $500 down ct tine of SALE Conveyancing
ct purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
i've days, otherwife the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. WILLIAM B. TODD,
Dy62aw&ds Trustee.
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BANKERS.

41d06 profit on 10 days investment of 41fn
viz - in Wabash, May al VlVV
pfopo5nnonai rsturns every week on Stock Options
snd Circulars free Address T. POTTER WIGHT
& OO. Bankers. IS Wall ST.. N. Y. my2eo&k, ties
SAFETY AND sUOcEss.--sl to 800 invested
PROFIT. SHORT CONTRACTS and PROMPr PAY
nEHTs MrGHlArs and information on application:
New st., New York. ap9-eoSm
A HRMBER OF TAk STOCK RXOHANGR WI
execute o5dsss for the purchase or s2e Of stooks
Mons o6 each LOO shares gtocf privileges nsSoistea
On IesRondble parties only. Correspondence sole
etcek xxohanse, 8 Wall et IN fofs|4sssfSno;.
~ : te;2 o. aa- >''ia'ns S''i'aA 7T &c e.
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SANITARY SERVICE IN Nnw 6RIEANs.-The
auxiliary sanitary association st New orleans
are actively preparing for the summer cam
paign. They have abated the nuisance OF Lo-
Gust Grove Cemetery by q covering OF two feet
OF earth sown with grain and grass. All inter-
ments will now be made In the new cemetery,
three and q half miles from the city. The
dumping grounds have been covered with q
coating OF lime one foot deep
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AARRYRn.

GREGG-J0SETTE. In Columbia, s. O., Nay
18th, 1879, by the Rev. DIR. Plumer, WM. g. 6REoa
to Miss ELIzABEfH ID. JosErzR. both 0e Waahr
ington, d. @.
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THE PEACH CRoP.-A Philadelphia newspA-
per correspondent, who has just finished tour
through Delaware and the Maryland peninsula,
concludes that, barring unexpected accidents,
the crop will be larger this year than 1t has ever
been before.
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D Il. WARNER, Aucttoneer.

II II. WARMER, Auct!oneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT AND SMALL BRICK BUILDIN G
ON SOUTH SIDE OF RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE., No. 142O BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
will sell ct auction, on the premtses, on -
Lot "F." subdiyison Of square ali, having .A.:l
froIt OF 21 LOO feet on Rhode Island avenue by
an average depth Of 100 feet to an alley.
Easy terms, to be made known ct the sale.
my12-d&ds
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Two Roman Catholic clergymen IN England
have fiinched from their vows. The Rev. w. w,
Roberts, nephew OF Cardinal Manning, and an
oblate Of st. Charles BOrrOmeo, Bayswater has
The Rev. DR.. Case, formerly student OF the
COlleg1O Pho at Rome, and until recently priest
of the Gloucester mission and canon OF Clifton,
has also LETT the Roman church,
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SOME DISTINGUISHED AMKRICANs-One OF the
most venturesome gamblers at Monaco is a Mr.
watson, an American, who, at last accounts
to the green cloth, OF not less than 800, 600
francs. A mysterious and singularly handsome
woman, apparently about thirty five, who has
peen staying Tor two months at the Hotel de
Paris, has been noted for her heavy play, she
Is asserted to be from New York; but nobody
knows, as she speaks English, French, German
and Italian with almost equal facility and
be waiting for somebody; to be on the eve OF
some tragedy which has cast its shadow before
She has no association with anybody, but her
person and manners are very distinguished
and she goes by the name OF the Beautiful I'm
known. She Is great tiOnne, from the mystery
that surrounds herr London Figaro.
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NEORGE TkUESDEI1L, Real Estate Auctioneer.
" 6v6 Seventh street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH NAN:
s sAhH ~ HDo Etc sndHTnpATEP 1N THE FAST
PFNNEiLXANIA AVENUE AND STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed OF trust dated August Il
9th, 1873, aud recorded In Lber No. 727, h.
folio ISL; ct seq. OF the land records d. c..
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby, we Will eel at public auction in front Of
1873: at 80 O'clock m. az that certain piece Or
In the District Of Columb q, known and described
as lot No 3d. IN She phsrd's subdivis on OF original
lots No. and In square No. 576. together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the deed Of trust
The full amount OF the debt with the costs, inter
est and e1penses due the day OF sale In cash and
the purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of ten
ceIfum per annum from the dsy OF sale, and So
cured by deed of trust the property sold, shall
be taken deposit Of $500 will be required Of the
purchaser ct the time 81 sale, and al conveyancng
z akbdETw ec!1 BRapIEsY.} Trustees.
Sp28-Aod&ds
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FNHO9 e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.oneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY TO
CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE
VIII sell at public auction on SATURDAY, m
May 18th, ut 8 Pm !, and continuing until all ~
toe lots are offered, and in the following -
order Lots z, in square 81 lot in square "
lots Is and 23. in square 49, lot Is, in square "a;
lot II, in square TO-
Terms day Of sale.
myl3-d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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A SUPPOSED YELLOW FEVER GERM DIR
Walter Bailey, OF New orleans, a delegate TO
the recent homeopathic convention at ST. Louis
has In his possession what he believes TO be q
real yellow fever germ. IL is q fungus growth
which formed Ia the object glass OF a micro
scope during the epidemic. The doctors theory
as TO The origin OF yellow fever Is that the
contain fine powder, which is cast into the
air by the bursting OF the small bag which con-
tafns Ii. This powder, being inhaled, causes O
fermentation OF the blood which produces the
fever. The instrument has never been opened
since the particles formed within IL.
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THOMAS DOWLIN0. Auct
ELEVEN DESIRABLE COTTAGE LOTS. AT
" PUBLIC SALE,
On MONDAY AFTERN(I1N Nav 10Th 49,

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAV 18th. .tA
o 81 Il On TIE premises we saall sell lots
subdivision Of Keatinss Estate, on the hiah land
east Ct Lincoln n avenue between Boundary street
seven to ten thousand square feet Of land each two
Of them fronting on Lncoln avenue. at the corners
OF Gales end Heating avenues are desirable for hns.
iness purposes. the remainder are located on the
high ground sufficiently removed from the main
Terms: Oneihird in cash; the remainder in ak
twelve and eighteen months. with interest 1t the
rate Of six cent secured by deed Of trust on the
premisee. THO6. J. Fisher 3 O., Aucts.,
pyl3d&ds l223 r street q. v.
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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH has been convicted
OF ntualism and unpatr1otic conduct When q
thanksgiving service was held ia the Russian
chapel, In London, after the escape OF the Car
from the asSaSsins revolver, the Duchess hus-
band kissed q holy picture. Low Church
organ calls upon the archbishop OF Canterbury
TO tnterdict so Questionable q practice
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ICE PocAssET ADyENTIsrs.-A dispatch states
that soon after the murder OF Edith Freeman
az Pocasset, Mass, under the Influence of rs
ligious fanaticism, the adventists set about TO
hold meeting, but the owner OF the grove
near joachim Cottage refused to allow them TO
use II Tor camp-meeting. IL is said that Mira
swift. the mother-in-law OF Freeman, has en-.
gagged parties to putin proper condition a grove
on her property, which is only short distance
from the Cataumet station, and there the camr,-
meeting Will be held, beginning June IS ana
closing June 80 Mrs. Freeman is fast sinking
unoer the weight OF her troubles and her sad
awakening from her dreams OF greatness
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
Trustees,

THoAAs DOWNING. Auotioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
ON NORTH SIDE OF 81 STREET, BETWEEN
TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, 1879, -
at 6 O'Clock, on the premises, I shall sell the6D
western 80 feet inch Of Lot 8, In square Al, bv~
q depth of $50 feet 10 inches
Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust, Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
ESQ depoSit ct time Of sale, mylk4t
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SALE OF TwO-STORY FRANZ
NORTH SIDE OF CARROLL STREEr IN

ESRTH sfpE OF eAskSIt sfREEs 9se'
SO hEIMtE Ior fsksE ASR R1L SECOND
s and Dt ee9d Of tn dated ID APF
folio 1877, one Of and records Tor District OF G=
p1Tm a and at request of party secured
On Nay .r at & tas premises sasi
dIst irSpDe N SaT St street BY depth Of
10 e psrc o. Nh Ne
lmproven ents thereon. WAY. Wv
twelve month"; 90 sale IN cash balance six and
from day Of sale ct eight per cent secured by p9s.
notes and deed OF trust property sold, or
sers cost Fifty aired time Of sale Tsems
1e sae 20 r Re IN with n six days else
in 1 dsisG5t WM F. HOFFMAN, Isustes. .Ssf
GHaANGERY Us! SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STKEET OF Spite SHE VEST aSEpIAATfEs4H
8 sf rha G9E SEB
9 9E GFSlM NTR4xT I REAL Estate, ERSNT
SFHSE4F ArS SEhh$AfaE0 S2Rs
Of April A. p. 1879; BY the supreme court
Of Of the eed District G Of Golumbis in EQUITY CAUSE
and others are complainants, and Joan e. Boyle ID
defendant, the undersigned e Trustees appointed
the on u June
1879. and at the hours herein after specified the
City of Washing ton, District of Columbis, to wit
AT O'Clock I'm. lots numbered one % and six l6),
in square numbered twenty-five (22); at s: 80 pm
lot numbered eleven (1l, in square numbered three
hundred and seventy eight (378): aud at 80 p m,
lot numbered ten Q0l, ia square numbered six hun.
orea and forty-one t641)
The first named arces. In square twenty.tw (22),
coDtain III all about thirtysix thousand square feet
OF gTcuno, betpg improved by an eighteen. room
house, ana are admirably adapted to dairy purposes
or for use as public garden lot one "a has a
water front OF about one hundred and ninety o ne
N9U feet. and would make firstclass site for q
wharf, the second named parcel is improved by two
brick stores, in rapidly improving and very de-
sirable part of the city the third named parcel
uD1mproved, but suscephblesof advantageous sub.
vision into building lots.
- Terms, q prescribed by the decree: One third
TWO 90 equal instalments at one ~ and two (2)
years with int. est from the date of ratification OF
sale until paid, at the rate of seven CD per centum
per aDnum, to be secured by lien upon the prop
erty sold. deposit of one hundred dollars viii be
required At the time Of sale upon each lot sold.
COnveyanc1ng and recording at the cost of the pur
chasers II the terms Of sale are not complied
with In seven days from the day Of sale, the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
r1sk ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser or pur
after not less than one weeks notice In the
A. THOMAS BRADLEY.
45l Louisiana avenue;
p J. DONAHUE,
Room 10, Chauncey Building, 3zi ~ Trustees,
BERNARD KILMARTIN,
61y 81. avenue NV,
my16-1 g. Al, 2S, &c. 8,31 ,je2
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DIsRAELI AND NKwMAE.-On most Saturday
afternoons In the last year OF the first decade of
the present century two boys, aged respectively
nine and five, might have been seen playing In
1Ee grounds OF Bloomsbury Square, London.
The boys, both natives of the square. offered
the most complete contrast to eacn other In ap-
Pearance; The younger, whose head was pro-
lu 9I,es win long, black, glossy rlnglets was a.
NE ana activity. The other was grave in de.
an ea1o wore e. MS hair close cut and walked
people is called sold fashioned" He WAS Of
pure English race and Puritanical family. The
names OF the children denoted these differences
as much as their appearance. The one was
Benjamin Disraeli and the other John Newman.
SiXty-e1ght years have passed since then, and
much has happened In the meantime, but moth
Ing more wonderful than that the handsome
little Jew boy should become Christian and
prime minister OF Protestant England, and the
Puritan Lad Catholic and Cardinal OF the
Holy Roman Churchill Roman Pauer
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.

HIREELi BETMEEN FKEDERIlK AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May 10Th, -
shall sell part OF lot l. fronting 90 feet on the
south side Of Bridge street by depth OF $50 feet to
large and substantial brick dwelling house contain
leg IA rooms and all modern improvements also
Terms easy, and made known at sale Convey.
anc1ng at cost Of purchaser. deposit of 0lOO at
time of SALE
myl3d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Anct