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p h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE SITUATE ON OHIO AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREFTS NORTHWFST

STREETS NORTHWEST.
On the 23d day of July, A. D. 1874, and re- fs:f4
corded in 1.ber No 1856 folio 4OS, one Of the ...E
direction Of the party secured thereby. will offer
for sale public auction, i'll front of the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 7th day Of February, 1879 at
O'Clock p. M. Lot numbered nineteen, 19J in r. r.
Pyweu and Mary Z. Browns, trustees, recorded
subdivision of square numbered two hundred and
twenty.eight (22SD together with the improvements
consisting OF two-story Brick Dwelling. &c.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in six co.
twelve l12l, and eighteen QS) months from day of
sale. with interest at eight 80 cent. annu
erty sold all cash, at the purchasers option.
deposit of 800 will be required of the purchaser at
at his or her cost If said terms are not compiled
with within five days from the day Of sale the Trus
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
The aboye-described property win be sold subject
to such taxes general and special, may be against
the same. q. e. RITTENHOUSE,
tan23. %, 27, &dtds Trustea
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FINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN Pa
CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Under the Plan of REORGANIZATION, ratified by the
decree of the Court, the time in which Bondholders
should be allowed to participate in the benefits OF
Stock. was left to the discretion Of the Purchasing
committee More than three years having passed
fenths Of the Bondholders having converted their
hors hereby give notice that the right Of Converting
Bonds and Receiving Preferred Stock viii terminate
on the 30th day of June. 1879.
Circulars giving information how the conversion
II made can be bad At the office of the Northern Pa
The original stock viii be EXCHANGED for stock
under the Plan MP to the same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dec II, 1873. Chairman Purchasing Committees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS co, Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION OF IHE AssIaNEE's SALE
OF he STOCK OF THE BOOK AND STA
g.I0DNE s STORE. No. lI42 SEVENTH
On tx ESDAY, February 4. at I p,n aud r,sys.,
connpuinR Eve5y Mo, ninx st 10 am andA4I$I
fSenius at r III until all is disposed Of INA
thai eel at pubic auction the bsiarce OF the stock
n tie afoye well known Bookstore. Wednesday
Morning VIII he deyo ed to Blank Books School
Books &c. teD4-Cl j. NJ VAfES hsss,ynaa
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SECOND SESSION OF PARK SEMINARY
SOC 5tb ST. NV, viii commence FRBURsBr SD
gether with a Special Course of Lessons in Free
Hand Drawing and Elocution under distinguished
Professors For partieuls Mfs aP GoN6RoN,
febs-2v MAE At the Seminary.
EL0CUTIUN-Madam HERMANN will give
at rdssd se No 81 iaih st. f o5BP'
CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
y CHILDREN, No. 1906 g st-Mrs- l. P. McDoN-
PRpDfao 5ss feachsr Of French secoad Term
begins FEE SD. 1873 Ghariots pass the door Aye
nue. and 18th st cars within one square. 1an23-2w
INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH. Day and Evening
Il Lessons, 122l 9th st NV. jan10lm'
Z INDEaGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE. with
n M9dsl 11 Spd b and Adyanced Glasses
SUSIE PoLLocK III 18th st. NV, principa ist
Day and Evening classes for Ladies' dsc5-2ms
MADEMoisEIIEG J RRsEsSFRsHoMME's FRzSos
Resiaence-1oi4 iah St \. ".
Siss aa ohdsn are o
~, Mornins, Afternoon and Evening Clssses for La
ass, nges ana Gentlemen Boys and Girls Private
\. B-A goo1 pronunciation tPsr,sian) and tn.
pupils. The orl system spenialty. Ae't''- 0A "
"A. new new Term VII commence January 9Th, bat P1
from the time they enter.
T TaR Lei B9AEP Pe,i seokEsA5 ME.Is
and Thursdays after r. N deo4-4m
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Corner 18th aid l. streets Nv Established 1854
its hundreds Of graduates, men and women, are
holding posltioDs Of trust and profit The course
embraces Penmanship Spelling, Composition. Cor
resrondence, Business Calculations, Single and
Commercial Law, Political Economy, Business
Ethics and Lectures Entire course may be COLO
pleted attending day evening sessions For par
icuiars visit the Coilese, or address
noy3O H O. SPENCER, Principal.
pRTvATELY OF IN GLASS. Latin, Mathe
{ mates, Rhetoric, Logic Arithmetic slrnpIiaed
Eest Point, Arnapoiis or COLLEGIATE preparation
CerTns moderats- s. ". FLYNN, 4. NJ, 1877 l. q
n. ". Can before II 8. after D. saplS-tr
AZ APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CoNooapv1LL1
vi PA--BOyB, $50 per quarter Girls, S46. Students
prepared for business. gsie or Harvard COLLEGE In
structorg frst-class.
feb22-ly J. sHORTLIDdE. A. ID. Principal
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS. ETCHINGS, AND
PHOTOGRAPHER
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING
February 9th, commencing at and o'clock, and
continuing each day thereafter at the same hours,
We will SELL at $50 18th street northwest Corcoran
Building, an exceedingly choice collection of En-
cravings en- bracing works of all the most promi-
Eent artists also, fine Etchings of which there are
no duplicates, and 3 selection of colored Photo
graz hs, by wilson of London"
invite the attention of the public to this col
lection. which will be exhibition Monday, Tues
Gay and Wednesday.
feb3 DUNCAEsON BROS, Aucts
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JOSEPH +. KELLEY, trustees.
CHsS W HANDY Auctioneer fad

A UCTION SALE OF LARGE AND VALU-
y ARLE STCCk OF FIRST-CLASS JEWELaY
BY ASSIGN EE.
I w u eell at al lton the Stock of Goods in store
No. 400 It'll street northwest; sale TO commence n
id Store at 10 O'Clock m on SATURDAY, the
Sth cay OF February. 1879 ard continue from dav
TO Gsy till tn entrs Stock and Stora Fixtures shall
he sold. Ssid stock sud Fixtures now open for
Inspection at said Store.
B. H. wAHNFR. Auct IRepi fab4d&ds
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CHESTNUT RAILS.
" A large lot Of Chestnut Rails for sale;
prices low. For information apply to VIM n.
BAUM. corner 10th and @ Sta aW. tanl3.lms
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BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
81 Penna. arenue -Sion Of tae Red ET,o.

The rush is great from a. m to 3 pm Gail
early at the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION t9I
PenDsylyaIis avenue.
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BOUTS AND SHOES.
PUBBERs. RUBBERs, RUBBERs
S5c.. 25o.. s5o

lN.mo LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S
RtBBERS from the best manufactures received
this day. Sold for % cents pair at the great
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loo pair MEMS CALF. sewed. pe1sed, sinsls,
double and top solos, al So. SO at the BOSTON
SHOE HOUSE, 49l Pennsylvania avenue
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE IN WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c., ON G
STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Noyem- "a
Der oath, 1871 and recorded in Liber 666, pages
404. &c. of the land records of the District of a
thereby, we viii sell, on MONDAY. the 10th Feb
ruary 1879, at public auction in front of tne prem
the city of Washington. d. c.. with the improve
ments and appurtenances
Terms of sale: Onethird cash balance in six twelve
eighteen months, with interest at eight 90 per
cent per annun in not OF the purchaser to be Sc
veyancing at purchasers cost resale will be had
at purchasers risk should compliance be not had
down at time of sale.
,an2s. 81 febss,71o & & f HY Tabtml Trustees.
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riLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The hfst.cIass Steamers u TINS hne, " ". a
. SCHIEDAM" and MAS" carrying the o. S.
mail 10 the Netherlands leave Jersey City every al
intermediate $3.50; Steeraee S23 III. CAZAUX,
Sent Az't, "a South William St, New York; FUNQH
EDYE co, ~ So VIM st, Freight Agts L. w
MORRIS, so B'way. denl Pass'ger Ag't. tsu1-ly
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MEMS RUBBERs AT so CENTS

ATTENTION TO LADIES
Philadelphia city made Kid and Goat French
and straight heel BUTTON BOOT, made by France
& Weeks. at 81.
And LOCO pair LADIES' SIDE LACE BOOTS xt
SLa6 pair Made by the best manufacturers IN
Baltimore
THIS ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT
BY MARCH lsT TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
janl7r L. RICHOLD, PROPRIETOR
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/ NMAN LINE
Il TETTED STtTTs & ROYAL MALI, STEAMERS
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,

il UNITED STATES & ROYAL MAI, STgAMEks,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and Saturday.
City of Berlin .549l tons City of Montreal 1870
City Of Richmond. 460I :. :. City OF Brussels. .3715
City Of Chester 1856 City of N York. $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, LARGEST aEd fastest the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterOOns, revolving
chairs in saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops etc
For rates OF passage and other Information. apply
20 JOHN q. DALE, aren't, 81 Broadway, n. Y. or to
. A BROSNAN, 926 G. ST. J. W. BOTELER 4
BRO. 923 Per,la- ave. g. ". MORSE. Adams tx
Cres5. WASHINGTON. deC2SeoIy@
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sEA North Carolina OFFICER reports that in
complete returns show the existence CT Iii, 039
dogs in that State--about ore dog for every
thee sheep.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUST EE'S SALE OF BEDSTEADS. LOUNGES,
BUREAUS, CHAIRS. TABLES, GLASSWARE,
&C
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded a
in Liher Nc SS5. folio 283 at seq, of the land tl
records Of Washington county OF the District IN
Of Columbis, will sell. at public auction, on III
THURSDAY the 9th day of February a. d. 1879 at
the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros corner 9th
and ID streets W., commencing at 10 O'Clock M
the gooCs and chattels mentioned in Schedule A.
sached to said deed of ust consisting in part Of
Bedsteads. Bureaus. WARDROBE;
Tables. Chairs, Pictures, Clocks;
Glassware, Stoves, &c, &c.
Terms cash
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NEW FORK SHOE STORE.
RnR poxa al ru An, In nra.ss<

sos Pennsylvania areaue. I'll
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.
AFEw QUOTATIONS.
Iaoies' Pebble Goat Button Boots 800
Ladies' Ouslom made Goat Button. ............. so
Ladies' Custom made Navy Blue, Diagonal or
Insck TOP ButtoIl 81 - 20
ladies' Custom made, Goat Lace. LIS
Ladies' French Kid, Box Toe, Button ......... 800
1000 other styles ranging in price IS to 400
Gents Solid Leather, Congress Gaiters. I0e
Gents Bay State Shoes LOO
Gents Hand stitched CALF Congress- ,.,.,..... 500
Gents (Burf,s) Calf Congress ............... $50
Gents (Burt's) Calf Button Boots ............ $50
Gents Fine Calf Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ATS
Gents 600 styles Boots and Shoes 49, Soc to coo
Gents Best Rubbers, 45c., Ladies' ............ Is
Gents Best Arctics. &l2o. Ladies' ............ 30
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children Ut un-
heard OF low prices.
These are the hast and cheapest goods ever offered
Ct any Legitimate sale in this city.
janS-tf GEO. MCCARTHY
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TgEARD LINE.

EUHAfsD LINE.
WIRE tue rev u diminishing the csznoe. Of cni
isIon the Cleaners Of this lna take specific
Cor 81 ssasOns OF the year.
Or the outward passage from Qaesnstown to Rss
York Boston, crossing the meridian ct sc at ~
IEt., or nothing to the north OF A.
% 50 .. a. LAT. or nothing TO the north OF a
THs CUNABD STEAMSHIP COMPANY Lis.
TIED.
Bstsceen Re.r York and Liverpool, OolltAs
at Cork HdrbOT.
,soz hSr Yo9H IRON EnH soaa -
Abyssini3 .-Teo, Feb. ~ ,syssiniA Wed, March ~
Batavia -. V ed, Feb. IS 9atavia .Wen., March 26
Alseris. et., Feb. &c Scythi Wed, April
Partbia. Wed March &
And every feBoTtns Wednesday from New Yo-s
sEo steeraSe
Hates or Passage.
By steamers carrying steerSge $50 ana lU0 gold,
according 10 accommodations
BY steamers not carrying steerass, $50, sl0C and
Ticksts to Paris, els, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms Tickets issued
ut special low rate OF a8S gold during the fa1 aud
ginter sssscn.
Stse-sge st very low rates, Etsersee tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and 81 other parts OF
EUROPE st lowest rates
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, glasgow,
Esyrr. Antwerp and other ports On the Continent.
and for Mediterranean portSL
For freight and passage apply ii the Uonrany'g
ONCE, No Bowling Green, or both steeIags aud
eSbin, to OTIS BIGELOW. eos 7th street. Washing
i5s-Iy GHAs. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. ~ T.
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STEAMERS dc,
NOTICE TO m0SNg VERNoz rAs

NoficE 10 s sfsashs VERNON rAs-
The steamer "; ". COROORAN. which hs.
L L bL.E T., Sasta5n, Is tee only bost
vernon whsrf RoGns trfn 81, sncu,ius s,ruisz,or
10 mansion AID grounds
s.p 81 fase ca sI rstu sna bout oas 4da
n0LLINGSWORTB, sug't Latisa' sfo,.1r, sernon
Association l. L sIhRF =s,sraer ". W. OR
SUMnEIi ARRANGEMENT.
FOB NORFOLK. FoEIaEss xosRof AsD Tag
TIE r.ns sIa esssn, ron s.sx,aes LAgY OF
farss.r noso ' se45 Notify My sn
@ s sna ff% o4 sSa q sq Sas
Eorhsrn POINTS Returniny. leaves Norfolk every
RoR seE y 55Hk HsBssn SoHn
IT, = VI q GSll.
,s1an, Eonni and LeonsrdtoEn. stopping st tntar.
day, Thursdsy and Saturday
For fuTt.sr Information, Apply at the once. over
nops0gs Fart foot q @ street o u q ''
BOA oee called for on asSSq R. I. sn15 =.
B. J. aCoIEELLY. agent : '''-'''s'
STEAMERS FOB NEW YuKA.
Ins s!5aeTs @ Oh S tB. and KNIGHT.
o1H sysy t ss re5 a It ha'S so ysF New
isecrsetoSi every Saturday. And AieIan .s<asa1eEs
0-is sane dag.
Freight taSea ct ioSesa rasseL For iuf5r1usr!cu
sPVy st o3sICs Metropolitan Bank, Ibth greet
81 to r 2 A DENHAM- Agent. Tstsr stteet.
GEORGETOWN
sp2j-sF SAMUEL BACON. Preaia.ns.
NORTH esERrfAo LLOHD-srEANsKIP
~ LTsE BFIwEEE NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON,
SoCIFASPTOs AND BREMEN.
1Tie steamers OF this company VIII AL every Sal
arday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd 81.
1oboken- Rates Of passage: From New 8 q. kszSsS
York 70 Eayre, London, SouthsInp tGn @-z<ss<AzF1
end Bremen. frst cabin. al00; second csstn, acG,
gold; steers-a, $50, currency. For freight or PISS
cage apply to 0&IRIOHs 90. Bowsins Green,
New YoTs Scsl7F
SfLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
I BETWEEN
FHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON
AND GEoRGETOWE.
Connecting at Phtiadeiphse ac5,h NJvGe's
Esse for Boston, Precedence, GzE
the hetr ENGLAND States.
satiinx DRys.
sgGs.. elphIs--Saturday, =. u Il
From WGs1Inxton-MOnGay, st Ii ,, II.
From GeoTErtOwn-Mondsy, at p II
fretshts received daily until p u. ScIOsisa
ciils OF la6inx given 10 Boston and aE->ao L.
Providence, sid Fan River. Con SysSEsss6ssz5Ef..
E:snees Eishin- their goods landed st
Aeorgetcvn wharf Wit uleass hsVe them marked
7'Efe6r o5tci5Jl, D. C."
For fun information apply &C J. 81. JOHNSON b
co, 12O2 street northwest, and l2tnstreet wharf.
Washington, D c.; 9. f. HYDE, 50 Water street,
Georgetown, u. c.; WILLIAM z. CLYDE l. o.;
tSsneYal ERnsgers, u South Rhar7ea, Pbiissisl-
phis- u.sr2J1y
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AUCTION SALES.
YOUNG 4 idIDDLEToN, AuctioDesrs.

TRUST EES SALE OF NEW THREE-sT STORY
ER!Ck nMELLISa AND TWO.ST0RY
last SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL STRREV
BkTMEEN II AND I STREETS NOR III,
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated October A.A
18th, ISL; duly recorded in Liber SEQ, folio ss4
500. one OF the land records of the District .S@2-
OF Conmi ia and at the request of the party secured
thereby. We will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, en- THURSDAY, February 9th, A D..
1879 at O'Clock pm. all that certain piece or par
Gel OF ground lying and being situate in the city of
WashinRton. District of Columbia and known as
lot numbered thirty two (32). in subdivision of
sgnsre Numbered six hundred and seventy six
Germs: Qnethi1d cash and the balance in six
twelve ard eighteen months from day of sale, for
which Does Of the purchaser will be taken, bearing
interest at eight per cent per annum secured by q
deed of trust and insurance on the property sold
all cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit OF
500 required at time OF sale, and all recording and
conveysncing at purchasers cost. The Trustees re
serve the right to resell the property unless term.
complied with, in seven days from time of sale
at risk aud cost of defaultins purchaser
,ana.-eosabs S4 4 & sT 42aES, Trustees
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY. February 18th, came time and place.
feb5 eo&dbs B. r. STEIGERI Trustees.
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FIVE CENT SHOES
great demand at the BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
HOUSE, 49l Pennsylvania avenue.
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CANsON BROS, Auct1oneers.

COVER.
On FRIDAY NJ RNING r. bruary Tth, 60
commencing at 10 oc,otk, we viii sell atFTXTH
No. Grant Place, between 9Th and 10th "
streets the entire contents, partly named above
House opened for inspection morning of sale after
O'c otk Terms cash.
ftb4 [Post copy, DUNCANSOy BROS
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NORTH GERMAn LLOHD-srrAnsEr,
! y II LzEES NEH YORK IL WEE Isa.zDaN

BoCI6ANPTOs AND BREMEN.
IFie steamers OF this company viii AL eysry SAL
arday from BREMEN Pier. foot OF Sd 81. szssssss
Hoboken. Rates Of passsse: From New 6 e Esa.xS
York 70 Eayre, London. SouthsInp ton @s
sszze@
End Bremen. FIRST csbin. alG0; second ossin, a6G,
gold; steersGa, $50, currency. For freight pas-
New YORK Ccsl7s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-15
1878.
Eclectic Magazine.
Thirtv.Fourth Year.

The Eclectic reprints from all the foreign
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nails their choicest contents, including Es-
says, Scientific Papers, Biographical sketches
Reminiscences Of Travel, and Adventure,
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Black Mrs. Oliphant, Thos Hardy, william
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-15

The man who will take 10000
acres of land, unproductive for
want of water, bring water to 1t in
sufficient quantity for irrigation,
aud divide it into one thousand
parts, and so dispose of it that an
industrious man with o working
family may 20 upon it and In time
acquire the title to 1t, making Of it
home for himself and family,
will have builded for himself a
monument loftier and more endur-
ing than that of James Lick with
his Observatory, his baths and
bronzes, or Michael Reese with
his $4,000 library, or AT. Stewart
with his memorial church of mar
BILE and stained. glass windows.
A thousand Intelligent, in-
dustrious workingmen with
a thousand families in thou.
sand cottages, with orchards, gar
dens and vineyards upon thou
sand twenty-acre allOtments, is q
spectacle which any man might be
proud to look upon and say, "This
is my achievement.u In the centre
of such colony he might plant his
monument of bronze or marble,
but the inscription Of his achieve-
ments or his virtues would be
stamped on more enduring mate
rial. There are in California q
hundred great land owners, men of
enlarged ideas. who, if they would
turn their minds in this direction,
would acquire vast fortunes that no
poor man would envy them the
enjoyment Of; would acquire q
fame that would not dim, but
grow brighter as fathers told their
children the tale of their early
struggles and blessed the name OF
the generous man who helped
them. Such enterprises would
solve the labor problem, would IL
lustrate the communism that
Christ preached, would answer the
question of what to do with our
boys, and would lay broad and
deep the foundations of a govern.
ment anchored in the virtues and
Intelligence of a moral and indus.
trious people. The State that rests
upon the men who till the soil they
own has u perpetuity that no revo-
luton can disturb. Intelligence.
industry and ownership of land are
the rocks against which the gates
ofheil shall not prevaiI.-Argonaut.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-15

A teacher asked one of her class
what was the first line of the piece
of poetry which described Daniels
feelings on being cast into the lions 8
den. The youngster was posed.
The teacher said: "Come, come"
sharply. Thereat the boy ex-
claimed hurriedly: ~ know, miss;
it was 'Good.by, sweetheart, good
ts, ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-15
TEUTONIA SALOON.

GUST. PERET has bought day the
Block, where he will Keep only the best
LIQUORS and CIGARS. with HOT
LUNCH from II A. NJ to Pm.
BEER, FIVE CENTS.
All friends and acquaintances are re-
specially invited to give me call.
dlh.lm