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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctsonesr.
PRoPERTY On Or sA sTsEsT ihMEpF FWEEH
STSEE!% .SSkTaWEsff.. AND q Oh II Franz fafhH
.. BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated the "A
9Th day Of Decemoer, A: D, 1876. and the 18th d.!
day Of February, A. D. 1875, duly recorded in W.:
te kSs ss7 fois: TO- and @ eos 2s
and at the request Of the party secured thereby we
win cell ct public auction. in front OF tue preiaises
on THURSDAY, the Doth day OF Ma. ch, A. D. 1879
Wss Sofa m inc Following Lots in the city of
Lot numbered fourteen tl4), In Square numbered
five hundred and ten t61O, according to the sub
division OF said Square by the Commissioners under
heirs.
Lots numbered one hundred and seventeen l1D
o 1ss
CommissioDers' subdivision Of said Square No. $40
Lot numbered ore hundred and ten, in Rawlineis
smbdiyision Of Lot No Is u said Commissioners
And Lot numbered sixty (60) and the south part of
Lot numbered ffty.six (66) in Commissioners sub
division Of Square numbered hVe hundred and
esyeR SSa1 said e, seuth part q Lot s. ironng
said hundred ess 70 s rear u SAID
Lot, with the Dwellings, and ether improvements on
Terms of sale One third cash; and the balance in
equal insallments Of and two years from day of
sale. to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
paid payable semi annually. aud deed Of trust on
option deposit Of 30 on each Lot viii Be required
a sas q the sis
Trustees reserve the right to resell at the cost and
risk OF the defaulting purchaser. Al conveyancing
- pAsD LEROY NJ TAYLOR, rr,..a..
mar8eoNds VIM Il. WOODWARDf Afus'oes'
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
STE'aEk L1EBERMAANNi

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo NEW TWO STORY
AID BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES, WITH
EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT. ON
K]NGMAN PLACE, BETWEEN 18Th AND
1aTa AND p AND Q STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated March "A
5th, A.. D 1878, duly recorded in Liber No inn
ISL fot0 s54 Ct se9 one Of the land records
the party secured thereby, will sell at pubic auc.
Non n .r front 'a4 q the premises IHUKsDAY
raj estate, situate in the city Of Washing.
ton, D.U, to wit; Part Of lots numbered twenty
four (24D and twenty-five (26) In Elijah
Kingman,s recorded subdivision Of square
thereon; +. Besnnins for the same at the northeast
therce south thirty three feet four inches; themes
west sixty three feet; Themes north thirty three
place of beginning.
Terms Onehan cash, balance in six and twelve
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser. bear
Ing interest," at the rate Of ten per centum per
trust on the property sold, shall be taken. A de.
post OF 8100 Will be required OF the purchaser at the
cost.
marl0d VIM. W. METCALF, Trustee.
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WO11AMsD WOBDOs-An OFi9fnal Reviev a
w What Women arc Doing In Indust1y, Educotio0
RhilAnthropy. Social Reform. Art. Science. UteRa
what men are doing 70 advance the Interests Of
women Every household should rad one good
WomAnt Paper. Pubfahed monthly. PTice po0
Xsas Sy mai Rcsssss pTHR:.,a fASei sn s eeP
ANDREWS 6RENCER, PubliSheGa Gan or oo0d
orders 70 MrA THERxaA JUAN I1WID, lanagin1
Editor, Boom No 70. RepuhliG Duildfn9, uM Finn,
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Mr.. NANNY was waltzlng with Mrs. Brown at
ball In Austin. Texas. Jealous Mr.. Brown
looked IN through window and decided TO
toll but the dancing couple turned so rapidly
t1at Mrs: Brown was I'm the place where Mr..
Nanny should have been, according TO Mr..
consequently Mrs. Brown received the bullet In
her shoulder.
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EINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
CfFiC RAILhRoADS GS6oNIHPANSYY . ga

Under the Plan OF Reorganization, ratified BY the
decree Of the Court the time in which Bondholders
snoqla be Allowed to participate 70 the benefts Of
gtock vas left to the discretion Of the Purchasing
since this right was given, and more thsn nine
tsnsa 1 q re BoIdholders having converd thetr
bors hereby give notice that the right o. convertng
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock Win terminate
on the S0th day Of June, 1873.
Circulars giving Information how the conversion
made can be bad q the Once OF the Northern Pa
cd0c r 3. Co., No. q Fifth avenue New Yor6
The original stock win be eXchsnGed FOR stock
under the Plan mp TO the same time
FREDERICK BILLINGS
Dec ~ 1873. Chairman PurchAains Committees.
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BROS. Auct,oneera.
ECEIyKRS' SALE OF THE ASSORTED STOCK
OFIAN0Y AND DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS

RECEIvERS SALE OF THE ASSORTED STOCK
OFrANOY AND DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
GG2Rk SFh SIn s ~ TEE SREAMHISEs NgM
BY vlrtce of q decree passed In Cause No ~ .
$500, Equity Docket, now pending in the Y
betMseen William Kerngood ct al, plaintiffs, -
day Of March, a. D. 1879 the undersigned, Receivers
in IN saia cause will on THURSDAY. the thirteenth
premises, No 40 Seventh street northwest in this
city proceed to sell ct pubic auction TO the highest
bidder, eli the goods and merchandise now con.
tanned in SAID premises, constituting the stock in
trade OF the business lately conducted upon the
said premises.
This stock IN trade consists of large and varied
assortment OF Dress, Fancy aud Domestic Goods
ally found in . frst-class Dry Goods and Notion
Store.
The sale win be continued from day to day until
the whole stock is disposed Of and the stock will be
sold in parcels to suit buyers.
The terms OF sale will be cash.
r. ROSS PERRY, p...,,,...
N. n MILLER, ] necoi'e1s'
mar7.1 lp0sf c0Dyl
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DuNoANsoN BROS. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO.STORY FRAME
aaNSnnSE S W stMaa ad HETTHEET BETWEEN

0TIaE oN SIXr99f on 1MNX;STOnr TMAME
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed OF trust to me, duly "A
recorded IN Liber 100. folio 327. one Of the ha
land records for the District of Columbia. aud e.:
by request Of the party secured thereby, WIN sell
ct public auction, in front Of the premises. on
IHURSDAY, 18th day of March, A. d. 1873, at 1 80
ground lying and being in the city OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, and known "a part Of Lot
nine l4s9 beginning for the same at point Of 9Th
street distant twenty feet and FIVE and half inches
thence sourth fourteen (lD feet six and half (6H
inches by the depth OF the lot, together with i'm.
Terms $50 and expenses Of sale in cash; the
notes OF the purchaser will be taken, with interest
az me rate Of per cent per annum until paid, Sc
deposit OF $50 required at tine Of sale. Convey.
anclng, &C.: at cost OF purchaser. II the terms Of
sale are not complied with within five dava the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the properly al
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after Ave
maro-d JOHN WALTER, Trustee
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer, 81 7th st. NV.

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE.,
l Will sell the large stock of Boots and Shoes
of the firm of Fatzel, 345 Pennsylvania ave, u
between Sd and AZ SITS commencing TUES-5
DAY MORNING. March H. at 10 O'clock and -
EVENING at O'Clock This stock is slightly dam
aged by water and the greater portion of the stock
- cnstcmmade, and all the goods that damaged
oy re viii be sold In lots to suit dealers. Don't for
get to attend this sale as have orders from the fire
INSURANCE company to sell the entire stock to tue
highest bidder for cash.
marriott FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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az The various wives OF the late Brigham
Young, numbering about twenty, ana fnnu-
merable sons and daughters are arranging,
through eminent attorneys, for the trial OF the
ca e In which the deceased prophets WA Is 10
be contested.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY0.

RTnns Z SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL rs.
CENTER OF sQUxRE. BETWEEN 6 AND AZ 4
A ASR HstAIH a, AND SEYEMTH STREETS
l.. Py virtue o. deed OF trust. dated March "A
81 se so'G n r9soosdsd In Liber sSS folio 262 ira
ba. and q the written request Of the parties se
or fSa thersny shall se e public auction front
at 4 O'clock pm, the real estate known and dis
snafed On the plat or plan Of said city being Lot
square 46S, beginning at the northeast corner OF
West l6s AND ruaing along the north line 80 feet
along the south line Of said Lot 80 feet thence north
?. ieet inches to the place Of beginning. improved
Terms Of sale. cash. A deposit Of 800 will be re-
anirsd at the time Of SALE Conveysncing at cost Of
THOs e. wAaGAMAN, Auct. mars eodts
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n Or l879.-MARDIB CHIEF by GiSrk n
o. Chief e: dan A. thoro9ehbrsd. ~ stss IsIs ~
WEBB. Groom. lO6 Geh It. nv. fsbii.ims
CQH1NH LOAN OFFICE. corner 7fn n and NeV
- aor1 AVA, &entrance on aveuue.) The most ~
.t ~ Loan Once u the city. Money loaned
6 Silver Wstchs.. P1ass and Plated Wars, Dismonds.
ETA sn6 IN . .19s ana Gentlsmen's Clothtng.
VsspVe~ so0 ~ ssuosee " vSluA family
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az The most extravagant boarder In the
Parker House. Boston, is an eKpeued Harvard
student, whose parents believe he Is still study
ing in Cambridge.
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GEORGE D. CVMMINS, ID. d., First
Memoir; 90; Life Of Richard Fuller, B. D, By
Pr Cuthbert; S1eO. Goethe and Schiller; Their
Growth Of Religion, by Max Muller; @26O Hered.
~, with Prel1des on Current Events, by Joseph
91 60 Jesus Of Nazareth; Who he Was, and Whsi
L. He Now; by Rev. VIM. Patton, D. D.; 81 as
k9r sale BY WIN. BALLANTYNE SON..
fob12n A28 TIA street..
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
pHTT MI pHIA AIFYANnRIA WASHINGTON

O12V1SOE1VWNl
Connecting at Philadelphta with Clyde's
1lne 1or Roseons Providence, and the
SAILING DAYS.
From Alphabetically st - N.
From Waahinston-Monday, ut IL q. m.
From Monday, at Z p. 10.
Ereights received daily until p m Through
bills OF l4ding given TO Boston and Providence, and
fNan River. CoDsignees Wishing their goods landed
ut Georgetown wharf VIII please have them marked
"GEOR0ErOwN. ID. O."
For fun information apply to j. II. JOHNSON
90, 12O2 street northwest, and 1Nh.st. eet wharf
Georgetown, d. c.; WILLIAM p. CLYDE 90,
General Managers. u South WhArves, Philadel-
phiA mAr2Q1y
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NOTICE TO M0UMT, VERNON PAS

The Steamer W. VI. CORCORAN which has bean
recently built and furnished, L L ~fi~~
io LAzE; Captain, u the only boat al
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81. In Guiding admission
70 mansion And grounds Steamer leaves 9th street
turns about Y. M J. MCH HOLLINGSWORTH,
Supt Ladies Mount Vernon Association u T.
BLAKE, steamer ". W. Corcoran. telS1y
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SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company win san every Sat-
nrday frt m Bremen Pier foot of Sd street. Hoboken
Rates Of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don, southampton and Bremen. first cabin, 800;
second cabin. SEQ: steeraee $50 For FREIGHT or
gassaee apply to 0E1RICHs 90. Bowling
Green, New York. W. g. METZGROTT i Co, 925
Ps. ave-. AGENTS for Washington. DOLLY
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W00D-B0TED. On March S, 1879 CHAa L.
WOOD to LULIE A. BOYED, By Rev Jos T. Kelley
pastor OF Fourth Presbyterian church. 1T ths par.
son&ee. No cards.
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A MCCREARY, Cformerly with VIM Ballantyne
a. & Son) has re-opened The BOOK STORE, il42
Books, Stationery. &c, Scrap Pictures, Gilt, EN-.
6ossed and Plain Papers. Bordering, 30. Note
good white), st 30c box; also, Business Convent.
ences Of all kinds ut prop0rtionately low prices.
feI5-Im
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aNILAI LINE
L Uu11D STATES

i USa1n State RoxAx NAn s1nAMzns,
INV Y0RK 70 QUKBN6T0WN and LIVERPOOL.
EVERY ThuFeaAv and SatMrdAys
WH q Nohmosd. 4eW 0NN Of husSals. .s!7l
Ony q Chester. .4S6e City Of II. York. $500
sst hr8o0 and fastest On the Atlantic, and hAve
sVory Inodsrn impruvement, including hot and cold
-VakR and electric belIa In akAterooms, revolving
chairs . saloons. 18Th md smoking rooms. baKheR
Shop0, eta
% JOIN g. DALI, agenk, 81 Broadw4y, 3. II: OF %
b. q B1O6NAN, ~ e. 6: J. ". B0TKtKR &
uRe1 nhiuQfou. 00o18A0lys
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AND UNIMPROVEO PROPERTY sITtJHTED

AND uNIMPRoVEo PR0PERTY siTnHTE ED
on STREET SvUIg, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TEMTH STREETS WEST, FRONTING
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me dated "A
September 9th, A D. 1874 and recorded In MsI|
the District Of Columbia, and at the REQUEST Of
the party secured thereby. shall offer for sale at
DAY. March 18th, 1879. ct half past O'Clock m the
FOL Towing described real estate situate in tbs city Of
twenty -FOUR CO.., t. snty five (25,) ana tWentysix
C?6o in square numbered three hundred and eighty
ing
Terms Of sale: Onethird of the purchase money
with Interest at eight per cent and secured on the
property sold. One hundred dollars must be paid
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
detaultng purchaser, Il the terms are not complied
with in Ave days from day Of sale
maT6-d&ds VIM l. DAVI@ Trustaa
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What the Alleged Wits Of Paris Find
TO Say i'm Their PApers.

Suggestions for an artist:
CUPID asking bis mother not to tie the hand
kercniei over his eyes SO tightly this year-he
The eloquent X. visiting friend who is &C.
nousy III TO rehearse at his bedside the dis
course ne mas prepared for the funeral and ask
Congress OF oysters to urge an amendment OF
tne calendar, certain obnoxious months to be
spelied hereafter Januay, Febuay, Mawch Adj
Septemoah, Octobah, Novembah aAd Decem-
bah.
Minister to clerk in humble capacity who
wishes to claim his retiring pension:
You have served In that capacity for thirty
five years."
"Yes, sir; have drained my term Of Office to
the dregs."
Policeman sees pedestrian tumble into gutter.
a carriage drives rapidly past, aud picking up
the injured man calls to the driver:
'Hf, hold On there! You'll have to answer for
this! You knocked him down."
Coachee with honest indignation)-W What dye
so-oy: NO. didn't, cap; I aimed at him, but
the ola machine missed fire.
The other evening at convivial gathering
where an the guests did not happen to be OF the
dinner one said to the company:
"Gentlemen, should, before we begin dinner.
make little explanation Of one OF my peculiar
iu les, It sometimes happens that when l have
llDe people who are not of my way of thinking
IN politics. assure you that mean nothing
serious py Such an action, and that II should
appear 70 0e rude you viii make little allow
ance and not lay 1t to my account,
AS ne seated himself another guest, a man
seven feet high, and with hand like jambon
de Cincinnati, arose and said as c0urte0uSly:
Gentlemen, too should make q little expla-
nation OF one OF my peculiar1ties 1t sometimes
happens that when have q little wine on board
and some one begins to 1ibe me for my way of
wiring his darn neck Or pitch him out Of sec
ond-stofy window. assure You that mean
notnl1g serious by such an action, and that II
allowance and not lay 1t to my account
Not word OF politics was spoken at table
that evening, and all went merry as carriage
bel.I(NY. World.
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The nrstciass 1teamers OF this line, w 4
"eCMEDAM." and "MAAS," carrying the d. B.
snal g TIE Neths rlands leaves Jersey CITY every A.
GnteGmediAte e4o-S50; eteersse $23 81. OAZAUX,
0e11 Agt, "a South Wili&na 81, New York. PUNCH
MORRIS. 80 B'way. Gent Psss'Ter As't jan1-ly
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OUNARD LINE.

with the view Of diminishin9 the chances OF col
usion, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Cor III seasons of the year.
On the outward passase from Queenstown to New
York Boston. crossing the meridian Of 30 ut -
lat, or nothing to the north OF 43.
On thu homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of 20 e ~ lat or nothing to the north Of A
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AUCTION SALES.
r 3. WARNER, Real Estass Auctienesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 926 STRICT 0OItTHWE0T

No as b sTREkT soUTaWEST. 1913
,bY o virtue OF ? deed Of trust 5ssrtng das -
corded IN Mbsr sa1 folio soe e ssq. one q s::
and at the request Of the parties secured therebY
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March, A b. 1879
at 80 O'Clock m al that certain piece or psrcel
Of ground lyhi1;s and being s IL The city Of Washing
and being Lot lettered g. in T.,stins snbdixis;on
of Lot numbered 8, in square numbered $751; "a the
same Is duly recorded in the Surveyors Office of the
District Of Columbia, together with the improve
ments. consisting OF fine twostory and BASEMENT
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash: balance in one
two and three years. with interest at mar cenf mar
snnum until paid secured by deed of trust on prom
erty sold 800 deposit required at time Of sale,
Terms to be complied with in sever, days
Trustee reserves the right to resell irisi and cnSi
mar6.s.ll,H RANDALL HAaNER, Trustee
eE- JHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED INIT,
SATURDAY, the 22d day OF March. 4. d 1919 same
marlll5 RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee.
r Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
ga, E0FyALuABLE LOT ON NINTH STREET
B BE- MEEN AND Q STREETS NOR ri
VIZ sen At public auction, TIE premises -
pm. the north AZ fest OF lot S, square 397, by@
Dc pth OF "a feet inches to On alley
Tern g: One-thiid cash baiauce six tvelva and
eighteen months, with per cent interest To he
secured on the property sold. 800 Gown on day OF
rN-e. mArl0eod&ds
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WAITER p WILLIAMS & co. Aucsionsers.
TRVDTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON
EIEIA STREET: BETWEEN AND P

FfFTH sTREETTr 4 REHT FIVE HNn M Nh H
STBEETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the 18th -
day Of July A. D. 1876, duly recorded in f.s|
Liber No. ga. fooe 1877: 10, one % the land 1is:
records 10 the District Of Columbia and at the re-
public auction. in front Of the premises ON THURS
DAY, the 10th day of March, A. D. 1879. M O'Clock
Borlanais subdivision Of lots numbered ffty-one
(bl and nifty two tt2) of the subdivisoa Of square
numbered 1--we hundred and eleven GID, In the city
OF Washington. with the innproSem ants thereon.
two years. with eight per cent Interest from the day
OF sale until paid. payable semi annually, secured
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of $50 re.
ouired q the time Of saae. All conveyancing at the
complied with in five days from the day Of SALE the
Irp.tees reserve TIE rght TO resell Ct the cost and
rlsk on tne defautng purchaser after i've days al
mar8-eo&ds VIM r WOODWARD} trustees
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KLORAL GUIDE,

A beautiful work Of 100 Pages, One Colored
descriptions Of the best flowers and Vesetables and
how TO grow them. AL for FIVE GENT STAMP. In
Engfish or German.
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, It's
Pages, Six Colored Plates, and many hundred En-
cravings For 30 cents tn paper covers; e10O in
elegant cloth. In German or English
VICK0 ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MA6A
ZINE32 Pages, C0lOred Plate In every number
and many ane Ensravinsa Price slS year;
Five Copies for $500.
VICK'S SEEDS are the bes. In the world. Send
FfvE CKNT STAMP for FLORAL GUIDE, containing
Eis8 and Prices and plenty of information. Address
JAMES WICK. Rochester, N. Y.
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TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.

ing at Cork HarbOr.
psrthis. We'd S March s parshis. Wed. 4prl 9
sBoehnia Wed, March - Bothnia. Wed. April 1e
Batavia. wed. March IS Algeria. Wed, April 50
s9cythia. We'd. April 2 Scythia- Wed, Nay
And every following Wednesday from New York
No steea ago
RATES or PASSAGE.
By steamers carrying steer8ge, $50 and 100 gold,
according to accomms dations-
Tickets to Paris. e16. gold. additional
Return tickets on favofab terms. Tickets Issued
u special low rate Of $50 gold during the fan and
winter season
6teofage Of very low rates Steersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts OF
Europe st lowest rates.
Throu&h bills Of laden given FOR Belfast Glasgow,
Hayrs. Antwerp and other pprts on the Continent.
and for MediferrAneAH porta
Tor freight and passage apply At the Company q
once, No Bowling Green. both Storage and
Oh e OTIS slaELow Cos 7th street. Washing
jan3siy CHAs- g. TRANCKLYN, Agent. n Y.
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BOOKS, &c.
+ ATEST PUBLICATIONS,

spoford's American Almanac. sl5O
GsateemSnS Year BOOK. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Inc Lady OF the AroOstoOk.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Hughes Currency Question NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.25
GirlhOod Of Fanny Kemble 26l
Muler Orlg1n and Growth of Religion. ....... $50
6oyesens Goethe and Schiller. .....-.......... 200
COn51erc1A PRODUCTS Of the Sea. ............. LIS
Gelxee Engnsn Reformation. INSTRUMENTATION. 400
nisnoricai Engnsh Grammar. LOO
All the late Franklin Square aud Half Hour I'll
hraries published. ~ AA
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
Buccessor to Solomons Ohapman)
mar5r 0l1 Pa. 400.
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COAL AND WOOD.
THE TRADES.

DIy6s
ans 'r IYcErT BooRBlEN DiS9'a 'na' the
wortmsn are employed. and the work turned out
e e tDs q sss ss :sss sa' always bean
ap8Iy 1OfS PennSvIvan50 0ce., Sd noor
CIB0ON BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
OFine Printing s Specially janis-iy
A LARaB ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
aLyKR WATCHER IL MEMS, LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. At vKRY HoDIRATl
RRICJS
II. ". GAIT, BRO. co
J.IEB!G C0MPANY,s ExTRACT OF
MnaAI riSEs sTo AID ro GHE sn MAT
DfsaEs AND sAGGfa 81" 'oo<'' AAoh
HIEEIQ COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
rress" LAncst" B..tah MsdinSi yocrnai.s
cAUTI0N,-Genutne only with the fac smile OF
Bssoa Liso.s's Signature IN Blue Ink across the
"Consump..on In England increased ten-fold In
LIERIS& CoHAMr'S E1TBAOF OF
md ChemistA Sole Agents for the United State.
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SATURDAY, the 22d day OF March. !. D, 1919 sam
hour and place. -o'"' "' ~
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-04
HOuOriDg Old Age.

On Thanksgiving eve between fifty
and sixty members Of the Mccall family
suddenly and upannounced called upon
Mrs. Rachel Mccall, widow of William
Mccall, at her residence 10l7 Market
street, and congratulated her upon ar.
irving at her Seth birth day. The old
lady was completely taken by surprise,
but when she found that the company
was principally of her own family she
grew calm and referred with considera
bic vivacity to the days Of "Auld Lang
Syne," and when she was little
gal" like some of those who were
present. Included in the company
were IS grand children, 6 great grand
children and one great great
grand child, making five generations
gathered together under one roof to
honor the one who though frail and
aged stood proudly at the head. The
evening Of course was pleasantly spent
in conversation, and quite a number of
presents and little scuveniers ofrespect
and love were showered upon the ven
cradle and esteemed lady. After RET
freshments were served, the company
dispersed to their homes after wishing
Mrs. Mccall many additional years OF
happiness as she passes along down
towards the sunset Of life. We hope
that to her the sunset may be golden
radiance that may usher her spirit into
a brighter radiance beyond.