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MISCELLANEOUS.


Cool, crlspy, verdant, luscious fruit,
Though scourgud with Writings stripes,
For love thou nocdst not press thy suit,
Thou holdest us with grlpes.
What time thou'rtin the market place,
a dozen fora nickel,
Forbidden lruit with tempting lace
Togct US in pickle.
Or lying near the garden path
somo simple lad, Iva irolic,
lutioius thee, bringing down the wrath
OF conscience and Of collie.
or sliced m vinegar in haste,
Thou inukcst all food swCetcr,
Thus doubling up the Joys OF taste,
Aud doubling up the cater.
Ch fthc dew, from AsIas cline,
UTsrfrtCs may dcride us,
Vol uui expose thee IN our rhyme,
Thy wrongs are all inside us.
Wen may revenge heal all thy smarls-
a vengeance gasrOuOmiC;
Thine, unlike crimes that weight the heart,
Lies heavy on the stomach.
Thy slain are scattered DER the earth,
I1.ssnnt lu kluX Cumber;
Thy form, with praise Of vanished worth,
Should mark their place Of slunber
And shall we rear this fruit again,
And Of Il be partaker?
We taste, and answer in Our pain,
3" Yes, we've put in an acher."
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VNTANTED--A lady's maid, French pre- erred;
wv must be thoroughly competent. Apply at 0l2
Seventeenth st u w je3-tl
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1880
GREAT
1880

TO THE NoR'rH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. steel, RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY INA! MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT MAY ~, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and ID streets, as follows
For Plttsourg and tho West SUD M with Parlor Car
m. daily with Sleep ing Cars from Harrisburg
to Cincinnati 81. Louis and Chicago $40 u
S haE Tt6 SfT e RAILROAD
For CanRndaigun Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FANS
snd Inc EoE!h at s. a. m daily e5eeB! sunday
10 Canandnigua and Wntkiun
For Wnliamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmilh, at iO:l0
n IN. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the Fast 500 u. me- 9aoand 1000 p,
1,, M on sunday .,l I p nj por,or ,r on
For Brooklyn, New ofk, all through trains connect
Ing double ferrinEo across Now York city,
" On sunday S:io and 100 D. M Inv WV
Limited Express $50 m. daily, except Sunday.
45o, G s. o. 40 and do 100 U p. m. On Sunday
SOFA ~. 1870 q, M. $40 TAO, and 1890 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line OiO a. m. and 40 p ILL., daily,
For Annapolis GO H. IN. and 40 p. daily, except
AI.ExANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexnndria l. T;o o. IL q. m: 400, $50 025,
and 1l:SO y. IN. On Sunday. T. and IL a. M, and
For richmond and the South. 700 m. daily, and
- $50 y. III daily, except sunday.
Trains isays nS of WaShnF' % n e
On sunday at and 10 "a, mr and y:O5 p. NJ
Tickets, information, aeeong and DSTor-car no
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner ofslxtn street and Pennsy
left for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
"''''' L. p Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Try colored man, a situation as waiter. Apply a
ID 1917 Il ST n W. ie
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TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE

BY virtue of writ of er fscias, issued out Of the
Clerk Office of the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed, VIII sell at public
sale Tor cash at the courthouse door OF said District
TUESDAY. the 18th day OF June, 1870 Rtl2 o'clock
M, all the right title. clam and interest OF the de-
PENDANT John O. Wright In and TO the following de-
In COltmans subdivision OF square No. 800, washing
ton city, ID. c. beginning for the same at point on
Eleventh ~ feet from the northeast corner OF
said square, and running thence south 10 feet thence
west o. feet inches; thence north 10 feet and thence
to the place OF beginning, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, levied upon as
the property of John C. Wright, to satisfy execution
No. 10 no nj law, In favor OF Lewis Johnson & Co.
use of Ida U. Marshall, FREDK DOUGLASS,
Innh.lIa lL. 8 MNrAlnl
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fier iacas issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale Tor cash. at the Court II ousp door of said Dis
trct, oil TIIURSDAY the 10th day OF JUNE, 1850, at
II o'clock m all the right title, claim and interest OF
the defepdant, Patrick ODonoghue, in and 10 the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS property, to wit: Lot IS in block
&c. in Threlk elds addition TO Georgetown d. C., at
corner of First and Liugan streets levied upon as
the property of Patrick o. Donoghue " satisfy exc
cutun No. 2ii50 at law in favor OF John H. Kendall.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
NT,v on IlQ1 tn'O-dtg
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Y 1NIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ of er facas issued out of the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash. at the Courthouse door of said Dis
trict. OH TUESDAY,, the I'D day of June, lssO, at
II o'clock M, all the right tiue claim and interest Of
the defendant In and 10 the following described prop
erty, wit: Part of lot IS, IN j. w. Jones sub-di
vision OF square No. SIS, beginning for the same Mt
the northeast OF said lot running thence west
60 feet 10 inches thence south % feet thence east 80
feet inches thence north p feet the place Of be-
ginning levied upon rs the property Of defendant,
Caleb Adams to satisfy execution No 2i607, at law,
I'm favor OF Michael Walsh. u-o Of Edward Sauery
June 3, 1880. tREyK DOUGLASS,
l,,1- slul IN
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position by young man. as clerk or porter in
a store; willing 10 make himself generally use
full. Addr ess YHOMAS. bnN n Rennhl icnn nnicn d
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Proposals. for Bridge Timber

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, /
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June LIST, 1850. !
q EALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, viii be re-
- celyed at this office until II m, the sth day
OF June 1880 and opened Immediately thereafter for
furnishing nj the Chain Bridge, above Georgetown,
about forty thousand 100000 feet, or less OF best
Southern Pitch-Plne Flooring, specifications, blank
forms, etc, mny be obtained at this office.
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Iel-0t Lit Col. OF Engineers.
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M O Q Ell a II O. IL .
Advertisement under tho head OF
NTEn EUR RENT. 90.

WANTED, FUh IIENIi osUl
OF IN acceptable nature and not TO exceed iou hnes
on our third page, arc free to ALL
no business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Eve cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time VIC invllo n
second third or as many repetltons are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the adj
vertsers feel that they not imposing on as, but
IRE doing us n favor by using our free columns,
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY IRE not delivered through the
postofice. IT initials are used they should be directed
~ the care OF some person. firm postoilce box.
No FREQ advertisements taken aler5 o'clock y NJ.
Advertisements can be lett ut our Office, sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL RFpun1TCAN PRINTING CO.
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pY respectable colored man, u situation as coach
1D man or lending to horses, driYu business wagon
travelling or employment Of any kind Address
YOUNG, care OF Mr. Allison Nailor 1882 e at N W. IL
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FUTURE DAYS.
T. coLDwELL, Real Estate AuotiOneor.

II 7. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRusTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 73j ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
by virtue Off deed of trnst dated April 25. a. d.
1873 duly recorded in Lber No $50 Folio "a ct seq
one of the Land Records OF the District of Columbia
and by direction the party secured thereby we VIII
sell NJ public auction. front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of JUNE, A. d. 1850 at
o'clock p. No., ali that piece parcel of ground known
and distinguished as ard being part of lot numbered
nine (0) square numbered three hundred and forty
five CAD, beginning Tor the same on the line of
hleventh street iotty.seven az feet south Of the
northwest of said lot, and running thence
south along tho east line of said street fifteen 5) feet
thence east seventy (70) feet to the line OF SAID
lot; thence north hneen Oh) feet thence westseyenty
COY feet to the place of beginning Together with I'M
provemonts, etc, consisting Of medum-szed brick
house, now renting for s.2s per month.
Terms-One-third cash and balance In six ana
twelve months with interest ut eight per cent. per
nnnum, or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
slO0 deposit TO be PAID at time of sale and all convey
unceB at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not
compiled with in days the property Will DO re-
sold at the risk and cost OF the demulting purchaser
BRAINARD IL. WARN h, (rrps,nes
EDWIN A. MCINTYRE, i'"'
Tho apove sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
June II, 1880 same hour and place.
BRA1NARD II WARN Err, Trpstees
EDWIN a. MCINTYRE, itu''''o
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTER

May 10, 1850. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until ~ O'Clock M. MONDAY, Juno II,
1850 for furnishing Stationery for the Department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June 10.
1851.
Banl, forms of proposals. showing the Items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished On application to
this Department
Proposals must be addressed o the Secretary ofthe
Interior and Endorsed, Proposals for Stationery
No contract tUU be diCdJdod UHdsy ms advertisement
until an appropriation SdH hare bcCi made 6y Con-
gTcsS JOr he purchase " he stationery required
c. SCuURZ,
NIL ftt.st Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03

OSE of the industries that has grown up
within the last few years is the expectation Of
oysters to Europe For the four years ended
in 1879 there were sent TO Europe 26l 235
barrels of oysters, at a value Of Sl32l, lS3,
For the six months ended in March, this year,
there have been sent 59,6i3 barrels at a value
of S295,3lS, and although this is unaccountably
less than last year, yet the figures are large
enough to show how important an industry
this has become.
ACCORDING to late statistics we have l2,-
100000 mich COWS in this cOuntry-more
than three times rs many as Great Britain
and as many Us both Germany and France
our dairy products now form large element
Of our wcalth.producing commerce. In three
months of the last year this country exported
l2,G5i74l pounds Of butter and 5S3OG2OO
pounds Of cheese.
TIE "street boys" Of st. Louis have, during
the last week, largely migrated TO Chicago in
view of the coming convention. They go per
freight car stOwaway, aud beat their way
without pass, II is very probable that there
Is similar migration from other western
cities to the temporary political Mecca, The
boys scent business from aiar, pending tho
convention. Where the carcass is, there will
the American oaglets gather,
The HlDteye man asks Now that summer
IS coming and the stoves in the country hotels
will be taken down, what will the people spit
! upon" The NorrisIOWu Herald is found equal
TO tho emergency, and answers We'll, let
them spit on their hands aud 30 TO work aud
elect the candidate nominated by the Chicago
convention"
"AH, my darling wife" said George tho
week after his marriage, "if your husband
were to die, what would you do" 81 don't
know, I'm sure, George" said tho wife, re-
aectiyely. 81 never thought Of that, l must
| look in my Book of Etiquette, aud read the
rules for young widows"
He was informed that lady had called to
see him in his absence. "A lady" he unused
aloud "a lady" Upon an accurate description
he suddenly frightened up and added "oh,
dot vas no lady, dot vas my wife,
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Tho Royal standard.

The royal standard is never carried into ac-
ton, even though the sovereign in person
commands the army. a heradic manuscript
of tho sixteenth century prescribes that the
royal standard shall be set before the
kynges pavilion or teute, and not to be borne
i'm battayle, and to be in length eleven yards"
The royal standard is never hosted in ships
except when her majesty is on board, or MON.
Der of the royal family other than the Prince
OF Wales. When the latter Is on board his
own standard is hoistod. 1t is the same ms that
Of the queen, except that it bears label of
three points, with the arms of Saxony on an
escutcheon of preteusc Wherever the sover.
oign is residing the royal standard is hoistod /;
aud on royal anniversaries or state occasions
il is hoisted at certain fortresses or stations 80
home aud foreigu-speciled in the queens
regulations, but nowhere else,-[Good Words.
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

TTOR SALE OR RENT.-A beautifully situated
n country home, 40 acres of land and plenty or
choice fruit Inquire Of II. G. DALEY, Hrst Audi
tors Oaice, Treasury Department. mSLlWy
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TRAVELERS, GUIDE.

I2ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRTHwEsr. WEST AND SOUTH,
WEST
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE, MACARTHUR AND CoN.-POtomac Sieam-
boat company rs, Upper Potomac Steamboat COM
pany and Inland and SeabOard COasting com aug
argument concluded and cause submitted In 10
George Hookham, of birmingham, England petit
ton praying the court 10 revise and reverse the de-
csion Of the commissioner of patents, rejecting his
application for patent for an Improvement in tho
Manufacture of picture cards; taken under advise
ment United States VS.. Jordon Judgment below
affirmed,
Equity CoURr-JUsrGcE HAGNER.-K Kelly VS.. Keu-
nedy; decree for complainant ChrIsliauCy VS..
ChristiOncy; order OF publication granted. Bart
lett vs., Murmgh; sale finally confirmed. Llu,-
burgh VS.. Appleton; sale ordered and trustee APP
Ashton VS.. Wall; time to answer extended. Hill
vs.. National Fair association; injunction denied
and bill dismissed. Edwards VS.. Hickman and
Hickman vs., Muon; decree 10 DE prepared.
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE JAuEs-GeOrge Lee,
MALLeL OF LEAnClA ML--AMs. ON LL.AL.
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V'RusTEEs, SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM

TV7RUsTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
4 NEAR BENN. NGS BRIDGE
by virtue OF deed OF trust recorded In Liter No.
rs, Folio s. of the Land Re Ords OF the District
of Columbia we will sell 9t auction on thG p emises,
On THURSDAY, the 81 day OF JUNE 1881, at
go'clgck p M ali (out three acres conveyed to j. W
poole) OF lot No II Of James pundns recurt.ed sub
division Of "Bayleys Purchase land part Of" Fortune
Enlarged" being the same property conveyed to f.
". Jones by decd from Il. NJ. scala, and described ~
ioloWs Begin at the S. T.. corner Of $, b. Sca4gs
land, and run thence :. i05 sS.lO0 perches 10 N H.
corner OF lot No, 10 N same subdivisions thence n.
7jo deg, II. 81 ps. to the Ridge Ronu thence
said road the four following courses and distances
n - deg, w. /. psi r. 10 deg, w 10 ps" N % deg,
W. ps n. JTjs deg. w 2-lU ps TO the west line Of
SAID lot No III then leaving said road N. 25ls deg +,
H. 80 4i-lO Es. to seiggs land and n. w. corner OF
said lot No. III thence s. 10 deg 20 MIN, H. 90 2lO0 ps
along Scngg's line to the beginning, containing ~
acres OF btnd le s, with use OF roadway "a
ps. wide from s. T.. OF lot ~ In same sub
division along its west line TO the county road to-
gether with the appnrtenancea
TIRMs: S2,5h.25, with ten per cent interest from
April TO- 1872 and expenses OF sale and taxes ~ cash;
the balance in twelve and twenty-iour months. for
which notes OF purchaser bearing interest from day
of sale and secured by decd of trust upon the prop
erty sold shall be taken, deposit OF 500 Will he
required of purchaser at the time Of saie and all
conyeyaneing and recording shall be at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser.
-. c. LONEJOY, (1,,,stoos
REGINALD FENDALL, I ii"''e'H''
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aut tlOneers, m2l-25-gl6s ea
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SUPREME IOINT OF TITE DISTRICT = JTslICS
WYLIR MACARTHUR And CON.-NO. 80, COylo vs..
Davis 81 Lilly vs., smith; IS, Washington y George
town Railroad company vs.. District Of Columbia;
49, Brooke vs. Barnes g. Booth VS.. Booth. g. Van
Riswick VS.. Spalding; &c. Campbell VS.. Kendall;
500 Cook vs. Cook, u, United slales ex rel. Whit
Nall o. stein 4 Co. vs.. Clark 80, Shea vs.. Smith;
IS, Bridget Va. Cornish; 20, Digs use. etc.. W.
lngersOl Il, Baltimore United OH company vs..
Barber K Co., IS, Du Bose vs.. District of Columbia;
Sc Darlington VS.. Douglass; Of, Lemont VS. Wash.
mgt1n E Georgetown Railroad company; 93, United
States cX rel Barker VS., HelmCk.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsrICE JANEs.-NO, l. Bates vs..
Plummcr g. Ramsey vs.. Daniels 3, Lewis, trustee,
vs.. Kennedy, /, 2autzinger vs. Zlulznger 5, Jod-
ray VS., Graut. 6, WamOth vs.. Vest Z, keyser Va
Hit2 3, Bailey vs. Boxer,
CRIMINAL COURT-JusrICE JAMES. 80 George Lee,
murder.
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY ~, 1850, AT 100 p. M.
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Malaria,

In countries where this is prevalent, War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure aud War
uers Safe Pills are used and with wonderful
success. These are highly recommended rs a
preventive to yellow fever As cleanser Of
the blood they are without an equal.
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suB-rREAsuRY BALANCES

FOlered,

COLO .'''.'''''''''....' .S5l l6boi4
Currency. S,li5SS
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pY competent person, with test references n
- house 10 take care of Tor the summer or would
Ike housekeepers position. Address a s, Repub-
lican office. je2
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GHOsIlIAND pupils instruction by experienced
~ and practical teacher. Addr ess SHORTHAND,
Republican Office. it33tS
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DARrIIcS leaving city to know where they can
i secure two highly recommended young men 10
occupy house Address JOHNNY CONNER, city
pOstUtlce. ie3
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WANTEAp--EEEI.P.

XXTANTED--A woman ~ cook, wash aud iron
w aud for general huusework for small family In
the country. Apply before 40 O'Clock n M, fOr Two
ip12ts
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WANTED-MEsCELlANEOUs.

IOosITIoN rs housekecper, by a competent lady:
4 city or country; best references. Address i H
BECk Republican Office lei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

Probably not few Of our PATRONS and
others are under the impression that in
warm weather the Turkish Bath Is useless,
II not positively injurious. This notion
is most false, and in diametrical opposi.
ZION 10 the experience OF all regular
bathars and the scientific principles upon
which the bath is founded. We all know
that In warm weather both sensible and
insensible perspiration is more free than
in cold weather. OF course more filth ia
cast out OF the body through the skin, and
the pores soon become partially closed by
the dead epidemic, which, like varnlsii,
coates the skin and closes up It's safety.
valves. The eiIete, worn out and poison.
aus matter, is retained IN the circul alton.
and disease Ia the result irorl impure
blood. Soap and water end the flesh.
brush can no more remote thiscoating from
the skin and open the seven millions OF
pores than they can cleanse the inward
man. No. 1t takes the heat and pers.
pirAtion OF the hot room and the sham
pooling bench 10 free, the body, both in.
ternally and externally, from It's poisonous
filth.
Many skin diseases originate from want
OF cleanliness In the outward man-lrGm
the accumulation OF dead skin on the sur.
face Of the body, unremoved for weeks.
months, or even years, No person can
ever have skin disease who takes one
or two Turkish baths week, especially In
warm weather.
In warm weather we are more exposed
to malaria and poisonous gases from
filth, &c; il the skin is kept perfectly
clean and its functions in good working
order, the poison is no sooner inhaled by
the lungs than il Is carried out OF tue
system through the pores OF the skin, but
II these safety-valves are vanished with
dead epidemlcs the inhaled poison re.
mains in the body, and ievers or some
other diseases are the result.
The man who takes Turkish bath or
two each week in warm weather, does not
feel the oppression OF summer heat. He
has good circulation; the functions of his
skin have full play, and he feels comfort
able. He feels no need OF migration, like
the wild geese, for change OF temperature
whether warm or cold. 1t is the man
whose circulation is bad and his skin out
OF fix that can stand neither heat nor cold.
TURKISH BATH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

ART ExHIDlTIoS-1n AArdctire Place 10
Vi1t-Mr. b. Scott, Jr., who has been
conducting art sales in the principal cities
OF the Union with eminent success, has
thought it worth his while TO give the
citizens OF Wheeling an opportunity TO
beautify and adorn their homes by making
selections from the collection OF oil paint.
ings he has hung on the walls Of his sales.
rooms, No. 1l42 Main street, Hornbrook's
block.
Our city has SO frequently been visited
by gentlemen who represented that they
had choice collection OF oil paintings,
but which were cheap daubs or poorly
executed chromos, that we take great
pleasure in recommending the present
collection TO the inspection OF the critical
eye OF the artist and those who take an
interest in 1t. We are sure the critic will
endorse the genuineness and excellence
Of the subjects, and the patron will be
lost In his admiration OF the variety and
beauty OF the collection.
The paintings are from the celebrated
gallery OF D. Gale, Chestnut street, Phila.
delphia, Pa. The room in which the
paintings are displayed has been fitted up
In neat manDer, and will be decorated
with flowers and otherwise beautitied so
as to make 1t an attractive place, and one
where ladies can visit without soiling their
dresses, Chairs, sofas and other convent.
ences have been provided for the better
inspection ofthe pictures, which are hung
with reference to exhibiting their beauties
Of color and outline. The light In the
room is perfect, gas gets running the en-.
tire length Of ceiling, and placed in the
center for the purpose Of enabling the
visitor to see every point in the pictures.
The sales will begin Monday afternoon
at s o'clock and at in the evening, and
continue Tuesday and Wednesday at the
same hours. The collection, however,
will be open for inspection to-day and to.
morrow. Mr.. B. Scott, Jr., will be at the
rooms and will be glad to see as many visi.
tors as may choose to call.
AS the pictures ale worthy OF separ-
ate article, We will defer description OF
the pricipal subjects until tomorrow when
We will been able to give them the attsn.
ton they deserve,