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CHARLEs W. HANDY. Real estate agent.

4 IHAhLES W HANDY, Real estate agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
PLACE ABOUT ONE HALF MILE BEYOND
UNIONTOWN, u. G..
By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Deem ia
Der 9Th, 1878. and recorded in Liber $685. fskR
folio i3y ct seq, one of the land records of .k42.
the District Of Colunbis, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction in front Of the premises, on MONDAY
PM, the following described property: Part of
the tract formerly known as ''Woodstock" and
lately az "koscuisZko the same being the part of
lot numbered seven CD. of the said Charles j.
Uhlman's part of said tract delivered upon plat
thereof. COL tain ing twenty eight acres and seventy
five one hundredths Of acre Of land, be the same
more or less, vthtmproyements thereon.
Terms of sale $500 down, balance to suit pur-
chaser in from to years with interest st the rate
~ seven per cent. per annum. secured By deed
OF trust on the property sold. 300 deposit at the
TINE OF sale. Conveyancins at cost Of purchaser,
Terms 70 be complied with in days.
5 5. s ssHkkEEss. , Trustees.
j. I. COLDWELI. Auctioneer ap6 eodSdb5
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THE TRADES.

TIBSCS BROTHERS,
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1pl2 Pennsylvania ave. WASHINGTON d. C.
u Zine Printing 3 specially. ianIg
pOOKBINDING-The LYCETT BISDERY employs
ID nrst class NorEmen, aid turns out superior
work II is one Of the Oldest esabl shIents in me
city lUi1 Ia ave. 81 floor. octl
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VIHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOT On THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH
A STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS EAST, NEAR THE UNITED
STATES CAPIIOL, IN WASHINGTON
CITY. ID. G.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the Dlstrtc; OF Columbia. passed in equitySfS
cause No. 1881, wherein Samuel C. McDoGei~
is complainant and Daniel Connolly et al are
defendants, will offer for sale public auction
IN front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE 26TR
DAY oe APRIL, 1891, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ , that
certain parcel of uDimproved real estate situate in
the city OF Washington, il the District aforesaid
Known as original lot Z, in square 729, having a
'front.' OF 40 feet and inches by depth of 12S feet
II inches to an alley 80 feet wide and bounded on
the east by another alley opening on 4 street Is
feet wide, together with all the appurtensnces
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: the residue in
three equal instruments at ak, twelve and eih,een
months, bearing interest from the day OF sale and
70 be secured by deed o, trust on the property
SlOO deposit on accept anCe of bid.
WOO UBURY WHEELER,
$50 Al street northwest, +, ,r~...z
JAMES g. EDWARDS, { AF"steeT'
503 ID street northwest
OCNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap12 DIT Is
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aplseo DAVID t l., MoRRisoN. ; Trustee
ri STEES' SALE OF A THREE-sTORY AND
PRESSED ICK-FRONT DWELLING No
1884 COLUMBIA STREET NOhTHWE3T

*
FIR. STEES' SALE OF A THREE-ST0RY AND
PRESSED. BRICK FRONT DWELLING No
1884 COLUMBIA STREET NOhTHWE5T.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated April saA
2 2. aS74' duly recorded in Liber No. $50.
trlct of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, We will sell st public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, THE 26rH
DAToE ArRIL. AID. 1881, AT 81 O'CLOCK Pm,
the following described real estate. situstei In tue
City Of Washington, District of Columbia. to wit:
ID David L. Morrison's and other recorded sub.
division OF part of square numbered three hundred
and sixty five 1860, according to a plat of said
subdivision duly recorded in Liber II. D. @. No. /,
folio o. OF the land records of the surveyors Office
OF said District. together with the mprov ementE,
&c
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance In one
~, two CD, and three CD years with interest at the
rate OF per cent. per aunum. payable semi anGu-
ally, secured by a deed of trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at option OF the purchaser. 800
deL0sit at time OF sale, and an conye5 ancing at
days from day Of sale, otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the rht to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the Gefaultins purchaser after i've days
advertisement.
AMI s. FULLER, r.,o.o
ap13-eod DAVID L. MORRISON.I trustees
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A UOTION SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNI n
IA PROVED PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOOS. April -
10Th, AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, We r,s
shall sell three story brick dwelling. No. Luz
1912 Columbia street, between p and Q streets
northwest. Lot 161106:
SAMEDAY, AT 80 O'CLOCK 2. NJ on the prom
Uses. two story frame house. No. 1886 Verm ont
avenue, between q and streets. Lot No %,
square DIT Lot . 69xl21.
SAME DAY, AT 5o'CLOCKP ?. NJ, on the premises,
lot 49, square 2l1, fronting about 81 feet on south
side of Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and 18th
streets
SAME DAY. AT 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ, On the prem
ises lot 80. square "a, two brick uses Nos 1914
ard l2l6 oath street, between NJ ana streets
northwest.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 2lsr, AT
O'CLOCK, on the premises, lots 81 aud p, square
SO. each lot 20195. on 9Th street, between l. and
M northeast, improved by a neat frame dwelIin g.
No 1871 9th street northeast with nice side GARDEN
fruit trees and shrubbery.
SAME DAY, AT 80 O'CLOCK, on the premises
lot 225. square CTS, street. between North Capt.
tCl and LIST streets east, improved by nice thr e
story brick house, known as No. s. street north
east.
. SAME DAY, AT 5 80 O'CLOCK, on the promises
Lot No. Is, square 1922 b7xl05 feet on 5th street
southeast between and q streets. improved by
two frame dwelling, Nos. 523 and 525.
Terms of sale: one fourth cash the mander
in six twelve and eighteen months with interest,
secured by deed of trust on the premises Convey
ancius at the cost of the purchaser
THO5. j. FISHER Il CO., Aucts.,
ap13-d 1923 street northwest
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nR LEON. the oldest establi she'd snd most ref
IL able LADIES PHYSICIAN in the city, csn be
consulted Caiy at 455 Massachusetts avenue FROM
EeIuarties quickly cured. Prompt treatment
Separate roOI-S for lsdieE. Inar29-Im
MO CURE NO PAX-To all afflicted With
IN private diseases cone at once and you shall be
rewarded 10y speedy cure without mercury. DR..
BhOIhERS, SJ6 Il st southwest nnar2S I'm
CONSULT DR.. ROBERTsON, every Wednesday
" and Saturday. a. his office, 456 Q ST. north
west, near AZ ST, from 10 p. M, who with Is
years experience guarantees cure 10 all disesses
OF the Urinary ORGANS, Nervous and Seminal
Neaknesa Noc!urna Emissions. ImpotenCy, SO.
}onorrhos or Syphilis, recently contracted, posi-
lively cured IN from to IL days. Consultation
strictly private, and sepsrate Offices for ladies'.
Refers 10 the leading physicians OF Baltimore.
Main office, ~ 5. EUtsw St, Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
Csc REWARD IF DR.. BROTHERS fails to cure
ID any case Of Female Weakness, Irregularities
ana DISTINCTIONS: thirty years experience in
%ashiEgton- Office. 900 st. southwest. opposite
Smithsonian. uarI3-lm I'M
MADAM De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOB
Iva Ladies AL female complaints quickly cured
Can be consulted Ca az ga IT.. street northwest
once hours from to 3 ?. NJ feb9-4n'
GPERMaTQkHGA. Inpotsney. Prem, ture De-
~ cay, KEias1Cns and al VenereaI Diseases,
quickly cured By Dr. HENRIE- No c,lomel used.
AL FerAle Weaknesses, ETC.. cured. 45G Virginis
avenue southwest. ianI5-3fus
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DUBLIC SALE OF lOS ACRES OF LAND IN
Il SMALL LOTS. ON THE BLADENSBUR6
TURNPIKE, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM THE

CITY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 18TH, 8RA
AT O'CLOCK, on the premises, the Bla- ~
densburs turnpike. a short distance beyond -
in subdivision of "Greenvale" tract containing
respectively % acres roods and perohes, and IA
acres / rood and SO perches; also, Lot No 4. in
subdivision of Haddock's Hill, containing about So
acres the whole being part Of the farm formerly
owned by the late Gen. VIM. Hickey.
I his land is well adapted for truck farming. with
some nne meadow land. and will be sold in small
tracts Of ten to fifteen acres each.
y Flats may be seer at our office.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money In
casn the remainder in six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months, secured by decd of trust,
earins interest at six (6 per cent. Conyeyancing at
.o THOS. ]. FISHER Il CO., Auctioneers,
ap@-oSos 1928 street northwest.
ABOVE SALE POSTPONED, on account OF
ram. tIi SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH, same hour and
place. when the sale win positively take place.
apl2 TH0S. J. FISHEE co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


u ii. WARNER. Real Estate AUctoneer.
FCBLIC eALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
NORTH SIDE OF IOWA CIRCLE. NEAR
THIRTEENTH STREET, ASp ADJOINING
THE RE-IDEnCE OF CAPTAIN PHELPS
VII sell at pubic auction, on the premises r
On TUESDAY. APRIL 1878, 1881. AT O'cLoCkT
NJ. ~ above mentioned, one Of thu most de
south front Of 23& feet, snd looks out upon the
Iowa Circle. II is in firstcass loc Atom and ID
owner Of the lot t1e east il about T. build hrst-
Class residence lite perfect
preferred sl0O deToEit plot can be seen 1T nay
office or at the fale-
ap9- dSds b. II WARMER. Real Estate Auet.
FTHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
BRIoK REsIDENCE No. 1898 PROSPECT
STREET AND VACANT LOT ON FIRST
STRFET, BETWEEN MARKET AND FRED
BRICK SHEETS, IN GEORGETOWN, u. c.,
AT AUCJ ION
On MONDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1881. AT 80
O'CLOCK. in front Of the prem ses, / shall ~
sal q very desirable Brick Residence b leg .ln.X
No 1888 Prospect street, containing about nine
rooms. with large cellars and modern In prove
meuts .-lot 20 by 1870.
Immediately after will be offered part lot IL in
Beatty S Hawkins addition TO GEORGETOWN havin,
strOntof 20 feet by depth of I29 feet, to alley.
Terms, or the Improved property 81 0U0 In
casI. the 90 ue IN two equal payments al six and
Twelve months, with notes bearing interest and
cured by deed of trust on the property sold.
Terms for the UrimpTOvei y Operty - one half
each, balance at slN and twelve months with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on
the property sold All conveys an clGl, Sc at pur
Chaser's cost. deposit OF olUO OH each piece of
apII-dSds THOMAS DOWNING A,1ct
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r5 flh E5kfh WEaf AS H9gJ EhSSsr
Double Track, Steel Rails.
TRAINS EEVh WAs SIM 4fTs i fssn penot
vo corner OF sixth and strees, as follows:
For sasp snd h fsSars and GHs asy
to aaH sIs es sS SsS f9I
daily, With Palace Cars to Pi.tspurY.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
From Gab sL Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara,
500 daily except sunday s9 50 6G H1r daily a.
except Sat saaqWsaay with Palace Cars to 0snsn
For Willi.msport, Lock Haven and Elmra. at 10 80
For New dYs YORK a snit tBe f East
Inv ana IL go On ~ SUNDAY go and
For Brooklyn. n: =, all through trains connect 8.
e sFsf oy SS
For R e sSs r n S5S ~: SS$S 2oo
snd 1000 ~ Limited E EapS $50 u.s. a oiao
For Baltimore. GAO. 500. $50. 1880 g. NJ. and
s5E 81 s6S t Ss ana
For P9pe's Greek Line. GAO am and 4:4O pm.
For Annapolis. s 40 a. ~ and 4:4O p M daily, ex.
EsHRHs!s ssB %gsa HA
For g e. 80 sns II SO sun
For ana faq son 50 ana II rs %
daily. and 100 p; N. daily, except Sunday.
and 10 100 .: m u 80, 90. 100. TOO and $40
Pm IAN and 400 m I'D o On Sunday at sos
Tickets and Information at the office. northeast
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, ana
at the depot, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager nOv29
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ID 6RXlD L. MoKRiiSON Trustees
TOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OP-
POSITE THE CIRCLE.
od In nn, a, Of decree OF the Supreme "a
Sourl OF the District of Columbia, passed in SsS$P
EQUITY cause Nos Ill, doc l6, shall sell st *.
Pupuc auction, in front of the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY, APRIL l3, 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
orlgl3al Lot No. 10 in square No. 40. subdivided
into lots numbered respectively. II, Is, Ii aud
II. A plat Of the subdivision viii be exhibited at
the sale.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are: One
fourth OF the purchase money in cash. and the re-
nalnder IN three equal lnstalments, payable in
Blk, twelve and eighteen months after the day of
sale, with interest, and secured by the proulssory
notes OF the purchaser, and lien upon the prop
erty sold. II the termg of sale shall not be complied
With in seven days from the day of sale the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the first purchaser after SIX days
advertisement in the EVENING Star. deposit of
$50 will be required upon eacl lot at the time Of
purchase. Al conveyancin9 at purchasers cost.
Il. K. ELLIOTT, Trustee,
marSl 406 9th street northwest.
tie THE ABOVE SALE IS POSITION ED. in
consequence OF the Indictment weather. to TUEs-
DAY, APRIL 18TH, same hour and place By order
of the Trustee. ap13-d
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sVOYAGERs TO EUROPE,

j. W. BOTELER h SON
Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets In this Dis
trict Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Parties proposing, to visit Europe can obtain all
information By Supplying to
apl-3m j. W BOTEIFR h SON
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
JENNY LIND TABLE, COMPLETE; BAR
COUNTER AND FIXTURES; ABOrT SO
CHROMOS: 4 SPLENDID MOOKING BIRDS
ANDlRFD BIRD: CHAMBER FURNITURE
lAR9E RANGE AND KITCHEN REOUI-
SITES, AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW (Tbursday). APRIL 14TH0
1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the Restaurant, l226u
Pennsylvania avenue. between 18th and 18th ~
streets north west, shall sell the entire con-
tents.
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctonear
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NORTH GERMAN ILOYD-srKAMsa1p
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW York, HAyRE, LoNDos,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company VIII Ball every HEs-
1rday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboker.
sates OF passa9e:-From New York to Hsvre. Lon
COZ: soutnampton and Bremen, first cabin, al0U
eerttncates, e24. For freight or passage apply to
0ELRlCHS 90 Bowling Green, New York.
FOR Washington. AMP
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A DVERTIsING CARDS,-Tvo ais Of verv
a "a nsndsSme cards sent for lOc. sets, I6c.
uaE25-sTas5w q. P. BROWN. Beverly, Mass.
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

,RIOK REsIpENCE No. 1898 PROSPECT
STRFET MD VACANT LOT ON FIRST
STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND FRED
ERICK SHEETS, IN GEORGEIOWN,D i. c.,
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HNHuMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
INTERPRETATIONS. NEARLY NEW COOKING
STOVE, &c, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 18TH. 1881, At
10 O'Clock, at residence 429 goth street northwest,
| shall sell very good collection of Household
Effects, embracing Bedsteads, Dressing Case,
Washstar de, Dining room aud Kitchen Furniture,
nearly. new Cooking Stove Heating stoves, Sewing
Machine, one Jewett's Grown Refrigerator. apl2 st
DUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LUT
l. On The NORTH SIDE Of NJ, NEAR
EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
l will sell at Auction on SATURDAY AT aa6.
TERNOUN, APRIL 18TH 1881, at HALF-PAsr ~
O'CLOCK, on the premises, part of Lot 2, -
square l39, with front Of 20 feet by depth of 6O
feet.
Terms at SALE
apl2- d&ds b. III. WARNER, Agent.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A GENTLFMAN'S FAMILY TURNOUT COM
PRISING A HANDSOME EXTENSION TOP
CARRIAGE. BUILT BY WM. WALTER
(IOOR The PREMIUM LAST FALL AT
RATIONAL FAIR), FINE CYLISH BLACK
HORSE, HARNESS, WHIP, BLANKETS, &c.
The above fne turnout will be sold ~
SATURDAY. APRILI 10TH. 1881. AT IL ~
O'CLOCK, in front Of my salesroom Sale H>-N-A
positive, the owner intends leaving for France.
spi3-3t
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers,
~ 9th and streets northwest
STICK AND FIXTDRES OF GROCERY
LIQUOR AND PROVISION STORE MONR JE
STREET, UNIONT0WN, y c.. AT AUO-
COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK A M.
In part name Brooms. Buckets, Ohimneys
anc Burners Large Coffee Mil. Counter, Tea
Caddies, Horse, Wagon and Harness. Canned
Goods. Crockery. Glass aud Tin Ware, Soap,
Candles, Ill Large New Ice Box. Molasses, Vine.
gar, Barrels and Bottled Whisky, Blackbe,ry Gin
Wine &c, with other goods. apl3
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

phRGAINS-Sellips off my entire stock OF
ID BOOTS AND SHOES st cost. Call early, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and secure bargains,
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COrsicAna.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
70 CoRsIcANA, JUNE 10Th, 1881.
The Texas & st. Louis freight depot at
The foot OF Bsaton street ia nearing complies
ton. A substantial freight wharf, some
seventy feet In length extends along the
track. Material for the new Union passen.
ger depot has been contracted for: this and
tho hotel, though, are not to DO thought Of
for Elk months. at least.
Five new engines are to arrive this month
for the Texas & st. Louis.
Upward of thirty-fve brick buildings will
be erected within the next six months.
=. The sheatbing Of the court house cupola
was commenced yesterday.
There has been marked change in tho
condition of our alleys since the late sanitary
commission was established; bu. while tbcy
ara devoting 80 much attention 10 unfre-
quented byways, would it not be well 10 oo..
cs.iohally clean the sidewalks i?
The town papers are already agitating tho
mayorality question. The mayors cour.
will be abolished, the duties will DO per.
formed by recorder, just as they are in all
cities.
Two ice factories and Clements Attach
ment are to DO in full force ere another
year slips by.
Several carloads Of cattle were shipped
yesterday.
No rain this month, 90 far, Professor
standing.
Persons arriving by the night train on the
narrow gauge, have 70 engage guide 10
lind the town, this will DO remedied, how,
ever, at an carly date, as the company IL.
tend running a line Of street-cars from the
depot 10 the hotel.
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which has been done 10 other sections of
TIE country, hundreds of women being EN-.
p'oyed in the New York efice. After sdver-
tising he received not less than five hundred
applications, showing how keen is the De.
sire tor work. From this number about
twenty women were selected.
They learned the: routine Of the Office With
surprising quickness Their duties consist
mainly in copying and classifying documents
end in:correspondence. A fair education is
necessary 70 an efficient discharge cf these
functions. discrimination and facility Of
composition. The manager of the office
finds that his clerks readily comprehend bus.
inees questions, learn rapidly, work neatly
and accurately, and are very regular in their
attendance. A we'll known merchant of
Canal street, who has for years employed
saleswomen in bis store, testifes to
their emipent fitness for the duties assigned
to them. Among the establishments where
large number of women find employment
is the Hernsheim tobacco factory. There
are two hundred and fifty female operatives
in there, and the proprietor is go we'll pleased
that he intends to increase the force at pres.
ent engaged. The Maginnis cotton mills,
now in process of construction, will open up
wide field for feminine industry We are
informed that the number of spindles is to
DO l6. 600 instead of 10 900, and that 600
operatives will be employed.
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the display of intellectual cleverness, the af-
fectcd PATRIOTS Of old stsgers, who act and
speak for effect produce true and abiding
impressions on the mind of youth, melting
them 10 study emulation and honorable am
bition. Place monastery in the forest, or on
the prsrie. but let an institution of learning be
located where the blood of humanity circu-
lAtes swiftest. where intellectual society and
example surrounds the student as an stmos,
phere, and where the latest appliances Of
civilization may have their daily and human
zing effect upon him. Boys, when they
grow TO gray.headed men, remember their
college days with more vividness and positive
delight than any prior or succeeding scenes.
This shows that the impressions then made
are the most vigorous and important Our
young men should come continually in con.
tact with something higher, more powerful,
more attractive than their own home bred
thoughts and narrow experiences, The cap
lal of the state should bs its Athens. And
as Athens was the eye of Greece, in good
time Austin will crystslize society, which,
not always SELECT will be always intellectual
and ssoirjnp"
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WOniau's Work.
New Dreams Plcay une.

New dreams Plcay une.
Yesterday the Picayune cited numerous
facts going TO show that the capacity of
woman for certain kinds of work, and her
peculiar fitness for various Industries were
being recognized all over the civilized world.
1t was pointed out that a surprising revolu.
ton was taking place in. popular sentiment,
with respect to the relations of tho two sexes
so far as the labor question is concerned. and
that the tendency was everywhere manifested
particularly In the United States, to encour-
ago me employment Of wOmeb, not only in
the public service, but likewise in msnufac.
turing, artistic and scientific departments of
industry.
what wo desire here is to make q local
application Of these rather general remarks.
Nowhere has the fair sex been held in hipbe
esteem than 10 New Orleans. This ia fact
which !, is pleasant to keep in mind. for Il ia
an evidence of healthy tone of public sen.
timans. Still, IL is probable that this mo-
found respect paid TO woman has, porbans
retarded her participation in those employ,
ments which have so long been considersd
as masculine occupations. Nearly every
es's"" h"s oocN Stostu W u6T, except those
distss,eful to the masculine sex, which. with
somewhat questionable generosity, the men
have turned over entirely to the women.
The reform which began very few wears
ago has slowly but steadily advanced, and il
would surprise some people to know how
many industrious women arc now earning a
l velihood In this city by the work of their
own hands. we SEQ them teaching In public
and private schools, engaged as ssleswou,en
In many Of our largest stores, and toiling in
tho busy factories which latterly have sprung
up. An excellent illustration Of the tscllitS
with which feminine intelligence grasps even
tho tciails of business concerns e furnished
by the circumstances attending their employ.
me', in Bradslreets New Orleans Office,
No. 81 Camp street. The work Of this arm
which has Offices all over the United States,
is 10 c ,'ect data relating to the business, Ca
umst 4 worth, credit, etc, of merchso,s
manufacturers, and other commercis .s.ani
mercantile people. In February last Nm,
manager Of the New Orleans bisnch con.
cluded 10 engage female clerks 10 bis Office.