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DIED

EARLY. Rev. JOHN EARLY, pr.s,s.,,
OF 1eorgetown college, FRIDAY, MAJ o, lisa. at IS
~ M st.r w enis i"ur hours illness, In the sssh
His funeral obseqries will be- performed m In.
'oliege chapel, Monday next, Nav D, At So m.
kLBERT. On FRIDAY, 2Ni inst , Of 6 o,clock n
m, JOHN Ebert, sg-d - years aud 5 months.
after severe illness. May M rect IN peace
attend ms funeral at 81 Patrick Church. en- Z; ~
near 10Th. on Monday, 26th in-, !. ~ 10 q m -
ELLIS. 0nthe I'd instant, Mr. ELIZARErH
eansari OF the late Henry Kills, in the ssih
The funeral win take place On SUNDAY afternoon,
AZ clock, from the Assemhlys PreShytariso
Church, 5th and streets northwest, which friena.
ana acquaintance are invited 90 attend. n
LlNEAMEAyER o. the ash inst, at O'CLOCK
q. m, hLINEC. LlNEMEANER son n Prudepe..
" and the late h 4. Iineawcsver, aged months.
nnti a. " m the Residence Of ms motner corner
nth and streets Navy Yard, at 8 O'Clock Sunday
copy.i
KEEFER on SATURDAY, May "a, a, 4. o',I,cl .
M EMMA ELIZABETH, wife Of Chss. D Ke-f-
Funeral from residence. No. Iss street north
a.i, Monday, 2ih inrt st clock p. m. Friends
OF the family are resp ctfuly inv it'd 10 attend
R0THwELL on the 72i lust , ate, two month";.
Illness, GEORGE W. BOUTWELL,. ia the ssth
} ear Of his
He FRIENDS and those &c NJ father, A R,,h~all-
ar" invited 60 attend hi- funeral Sunday sffsr-
noon, at . clock, At the ST Bapti-i Church
Nv MbhthN A. sp sI m on sse ga inst,
4 Montgomery county, Md, daughter of the late
ohm Crown, IN the 6sth year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place ondsy afternoon, at
Z O'Clock, from the residen &c 81 her son. Mr. Henri
Il. Whalen, on 9Th street, b-tween Frederick ant
Fayet'e sts., Georgetown, n G. The friends ana
relatives Of the family are respectfully Invited ts
attend.
YOUNG. ON the evening ofthe pa instant, JOHN
lOI Nc, ia the Goth year Of his age.
bis funeral will take place on Tuesdsy aftern oon
the 9TH inst AT yo'clock, from ms late resdencs
friends and acquaintsnoes Of the family respect
fully invited to attend.
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"THE WIPE's SILK GowN-"-A oorrespon-
dent writes that in a recent real estate transac-
ton in Berks county, the purchaser, after much
haggling a. to the price to be paid for tract of
ground. owned in common By three married
men, was unable to secure q marketable title
until he had in addition given five dollars TO
each Of the respective wives in order to obtain
a release of dover. Our correspondent ex-
presses some surprise at this conduct of the
wives in exchanging their thirds" for so paltry
a sum, but the custom is so prevalent in many
parts of Pennsylvania, and husbands can only
get the signatures of their wives to deeds of
real estate by promising them s'black silk
gown" or its equivalent in money, which il
always paid by the purchaser. The custom is
frequently alluded to in the Pennsylvania re-
ports. and in one case the reception of silk gown
by the wife was used as corroborxtive evidence
of the fact that she had signed the release OF
dover of her own free will and accord without
the compulsion of her husband. Occasionally
an owner, when dissatisfied with the price to be
paid, has been known 10 put his wife up TO re-
fusing her signature TO the deed, and in this
way obtain an increase of the purchase money.
Some Of ths closet sted batgainers, having sue
ceeded in this mahpuvre, retain the Sssilk
gown" money, and thus cheat their wives out
OF their tights; but in a well-regulated rural
society sAch men are held in scorn and con-
tempt, and are considered miserable misers.
Philadelphia Ledger.
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The POPULATION OF THE LARGEST CITIES.
The Memorial DeplOmatique gives the follow
ing interesting account Of the density of popu-
lation in the great centers of humanity thrOu gh-
out the globe. There are nine cities having a
population exceeding 900 900 souls. viz: Lon
don, 3-26l 900; SOOchow, 1000 ,OOo; Paris ,s25
Gao; Pekin, ,64S 900, YedOO, LISA go; Canton.
l,256,WO; COnstantinople, 1Oi5OO0; SinOnt-an.
in the province of Human, 900 900, and Tchan-
tchOan- foo. in the province of Fokien, 600 O00
1t will be seen that, although London holds the
first place, the Chinese empire can still boast of
possessing more pOpulous cities than all the
civilized states Of the West. The number of
cities possessing population from above half a
million up to a million is twelve, viz: New
York, Vienna, Berlin, Hang-kaow, Philadel-
phia, st. Petersburg, Bombay, Calcutta, FOw-
chow, Schehing, Bangkok and KiotO. Twenty
cities have population of from 100000 tn iOO,-
600 inhabitants. thirty three of from 2OO.Oo0 to
100000 and ninety OF from 100000 to 2O0.OO
inhabitants. Europe alone possesses III cities
containing more than $4,000 inhabitants, at
the head of which stand London. Paris, Con-
stantinople, Vienna. Berlin and st. Peters
burg,
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s0GeosSia has not now a single republican
newspaper.
~Ex-<iov. Coburn, of Maine, has given
S. 600 10 the state industrial school for girls.
0FThe Sublime Parte has sent to the Dutch
government protest against the war vita
Acheen.
PA commissioxAry of police in Belgium has
been Suspended fsr eating meat on Good Fri
day.
VAn Iowa clergyman who had donation
party lately has beans enough 10 last him thirty
seven years
oIEver since Green Bay man hung him
self on q cersain PLAN tree, the blossoms have
been as RED as fire and each plum as white a. .
sheet. Sc?
ga osquette Of Fond du Lac accepted the
matrimonial oleF Of six simultaneous swans,
and then made them fight for the preference,
in order to show the neighb0rs how much she
was 1T for.
~The result of suppressing lager beer in
Boston was shown in eighty-three "drunk and
disorderiy" culprits 1t the police court ON Nom
day morning.
~A bit of consolation for bald headed men:
Bald-headed men seldom get drunk or crasy,
whether they die young or not, says learned
physician Of Gotham.
ga man With . big heartlives in Allentown
Penn. He found achid's pocket-t look, contain,
| ing ave cents, In the street the other DAY, and
II '~%s-~~~- =" -.
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The TROUBLE we have had with the Modocs
brings to mind plan for settling the Indian
question which frontiersman once impaired:
eff wuz the COVER 'ment," said he, ard buy
andoI'd put 'en out somewhat in the West an
invite every devilish redskln in the hull land to
what they call conference. After they'd got thar
I'd knock in the head o. the barrels, and scat
ter the knives all around loose, 40 they'd be
handy. Then I'd go away and leave the 1njuns
to themselves. of course they'd take the
wlskey and the knives and before sun dow N
thar wouldn't be more than one reaskin left,
and then I'D 60 and knock his brains out afOre
he could do any more damage. That, sir's, tn Q
only real way to settle the Injun gu sstion. I've
been among IN, an know. Plentr of whiskev
an long knives II fix IN out, an nothing else
will"
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SHOCKING OCCURRENCE NEAR RADCLIFFE.
ENGLAND-A shocking discovery was recently
made at Spring Water Bleachworks. New road
Whitefield, when the body of a lad. fourteen
years OF age, named Samuel Ashley, was found
boiled almost to jelly in one OF the kiers. He
was at work at the kier in company with a lad
named Chapman, attending to the cloth which
liquid. II would appear that he had then as
sisted at the manipulation of the contents of
two kiers. and he remarked to Chapman that
he would not do a third ker, but would 90 aud
hide. He ran away, and as there is generally a
dense cloud OF steam hanging about the kier.
Chapman lost sight of him. He was never
again seen alive. His father called at the works
the next morning to make inquiries respecting
him. search was instituted for him without
any satisfactory result, until about a quarter to
three o'clock in the afternoon, on the cloth be-
ing removed from the kier which he was seen to
run round on the previous day, his body was
found at the bottom completely boiled. His
features were not recognizable, and identity
was established by means of his clothing. His
body must have been nearly twenty-four hours
in the ker, boiling with the cloth.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
THE OLD MILL.

II stands in rustic beauty there,
Growing the valley rich arld fair
Ard wheel and fiume sre still
Dark tsfters tilt from wall g. f'Oor
tresks IN the wind the battered door
OF the old deserted mill
flushed l. the chatter that they made,
And merry forms that hound II PLAYED
Have vanished. one by Ose,
- stands the old, deserted mill
Dreaming Ms happy memories ~till
OF DAY, forever gone.
Soft slyery laughter rings around.
Ana lovers footsteps pres, the ground
At ewes hrst pearlS star
The miileris carol, blithe and clear
Borne on the fragrant hreaze hear
Echoed o 'er woodlands far
And through the doorway, once again
Like phant9ms through maiman'S braiu-
Glide forms of lorg ago,
Once more hear the busy hun,
of voices as they go and come
MclodiOusly low.
Again the stream in pure delight
Leaps to it, work with hands OF might
Aud twirl, the ponderous wheel:
hiic every impulse II NV youth.
Each tsif1 Ioy. in love and truth
Again, again 1 feel
All vanishc-, like morning mis-,
Bt the warm sunbeam, fOnlly kissed
However u may be.
On. there are hearts that have known,
Ana th''N each hope and passion rpwu.
Seems like this mill 70 mo-
For Still the busy hum goes on
TIL each allotted task l. done
Our Passing years Ia I'LL
AMI then the waiting food gate drops.
And death. the miller. kindly ,inn.
The old, deserted mill
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10y THOS. L. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctisneer, 5l9 7th street.
CHANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN ID AND STREETS. NORTH

IN w SALE VI NALO hON ~
TWEEN AND STREETS, NORTH.
Il Under and by virtue If decree of the Su-
sc preme Court Of the District of Columbia, hold
AAing All Equity Court for said District passed on
the 10th day of NAV 1873, in No 3Ol0, wherein
Lewis II. Schneider Is complainant and William q.
Gallant and others defendants, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction front of the
premises, at 81 clock on FRIDAY, the 9th day of
june 1853, the following described parcels of real
estate situate IN Washington, in said District, to
wit:
Lot lettered X in Corcoran's recorded subdivision
Of lots in four hundred and forty six (446I
improves by lately built three story press brick
front Dwelling, for which the terms Of sale, pre-
scrbed by said decree, are: One. third 81 purchase
money to be paid in cash; the residue in four eqnal
instruments at six, twelve eighteen and twenty four
months respectively, with ntepest from day Of SALE
all cash al option Of purchaser.
And Immediately after he above sale the under
signed trustee, by virtue Of the same decree, will
sell lots fifteen Isl and sixteen l6) in Gallants re-
corded subdivision OF part Of square four hundred
and seventy nine lE9), improved by q two-story
Brick Dwelling. This last property Is sold subject
to encumbrance thereon, to be assumed by the
chaser Of twenty FIVE hundred dollars, payable
ten per cent per annum, and the terms Of sale for
which are: One-half cash; residue in six months,
with interest from day Of sale; or oil cash at option
of che pure haser.
In each case the promissory notes Of the pur-
chaser will be required for the deferred payments
which to be q lien until paid on the property
sold 100 will be required on each bid when
elk DAYS the trustee the right resell
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
w T. RDAONDSTON, Trustee
m41-eoSds THOS. +. wAG6AMAN, Auct
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The ABUSE or CHLoRAL.-Tae Lancet has
from various quarters received reports which
leaves no doubt that this very valuable nedi-
Choral is the most valuable medicine in the
hands of judicious doctor, bat is also a most
dangerous plaything or luxary in the hands
mi
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RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and sts

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GLASSWARE, &C, AT AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY, the 2sth instant, at o
" clock a. m, We shall sell at the residence of
n gentleman declining housekeeping. on 81
tstreet east, between East Capitol and A
streets NORTH being house No - the following fur
niture, nearly new, viz:
One Fine Hair Cloth Parlor Suite;
Marble top Center Tables, Whatnots;
Reception Chairs, Ornaments and Engrayings:
Nearly new Brussels Carpets, Rugs and NJ ats
window Shades and Lace Curtains;
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs and Lounges;
Three Painted Cottage Sets in good condition;
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters;
Blank cts, Spreads, Sheets and Cases;
Ingram Carpets, II all Carpets and Stair Rods
CrOckery, Glassware and Cutlery;
Excellent Cook Stove and Fixtures;
And good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
nIO KEEP MY Pol AnctiOneera
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GREEN q WILIIaMS Anrts
5 SALE OF FARM NEAT
lvI ROCKVILLE


G3 D. virtue 81 power contained in deed OF
a mortgage from Henry West and wife, of Mont.
-g Cnery county. 10 Thomas II Fullerton, a tru--
zee % the estate II the late John Berrynan Of Bait
InCre city dec d. bearing date the 18th of January,
l~S, ana recorded among the land records of Mont
gOineTy county, in Liber L ID. P. No 2 folio SIS.
NCtthr Hn-r>igned, COtru>'ee OF said estate, and
u whom the mortgage aforesaid has been duly
Ia Rockville, on TUESDAY, 9th day of May, 1873,
Al tn h1u- % IL q clock NJ the following parcels
81 land. situated in Montgomery county, mentioned
AMI d-Sc-ltef IN said mortgage. The one i COM
" Ashley, The Two Brothers." and Valentines
Gsrden Enlarged. y living upon the main road lead
ing treT Fred-riCk Town Rockville, and contain
ING IN al 2S-s acres and being the land that
Nes b. decd dated 18th Of November, 1873, and re-
Corded o. Ltber :, No 8, folio Al &c, one of the
tald records % MOnfg Umery county.
The Other parcel Of land is a part Of the tract
caIied "ECr gundy," containing 20 acres and II
p@rches, aid l. known Lot NJ. Q in the diyisp,n
Thereof mstv Nv William Lee, since deceased, aud l.
the sam 1T while h ed by Mary ID 3Over-
neur eNeCutriX IF the last will and testament of
SAIL Lee - the said West by decd dated the 18th of
May. lSs3, scd recorded in Liber y. II p, No. l.
county.
These two parcels Of land, more particularly de.
scribed ID ib-tes and bounds IN -aid deed of mort
gage, are CJntguO o. very near each other be-
Iarm tUililngs They are situated about two miles
from the G. Of Rockville. and abort IL miles from
Washington city, and the Metropolitan railroad,
nov about beng opened for travel, passes through
the land and brings " within q short and very con-
venien, distance Ofthe national ca eitai
The terms Of sale, prescribed in said mortgage,
are that One-half of the purchase money shall be
paid IN cash. and the residue in two equal install
merits IN one and two years with interest from the
day of -aie. A " BRADFORD.
ullO-e0td Trustee ASSIGNEE
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TLs1iNoNN A,,UNrLAssSD AGAINST niss
A Special dispatch 20 the Bos.on Herald from
Nrh"h"fo'. NAV u. ssyS--The cOfoner's tury
hauiring into the circumstances attending the
ntrihhdest OF Dr Baker. OF Warren, Who Wa
shot frlosy night. adjourned 90 SATURDAY. next
Ia s~ah the srrival OF further testimony Some
OF the publishes accounts OF this tragedy .re ,,-
correct Miss Mink does no, SaN nr Rake, -.
sho, while IN bed eu, while dressing. Blood
has been found on Miss Mink's garment.
Bakers life Was insured Tor a. Ooo ana not
SioooO. A. reported. His house wAs purch.sed
three months q O. Nour informant was al the
place OF the homicide to-day. The burial oe-
CURED this afternoon. The services were AZ tbs
church, and q very large congregation was in
attendance. A gloom pervsdes the entire COM
munity. Every one r. anxious 20 gather the
least morsel of Information. The pistol has not
been found. though letters from Mis- Mink q
Ut. Baker confirm the report that she has car
r'u loaded pistol ard has frequently threat
ened 10 take his life. She has twice black mailed
hlm and confessed H. There are various rumor.
~ ~ ms purposes AZ Mink's house the fatal
the purpose OF murder. At,orney Rice coroner
Rust and Constable A NJ. wetherhce are s,oins
a., ms, can ne done 70 develop all the facts. II
this horrible deed or sanctioned ~ Ofthe lssfer
theory more will be known in a day OF two.
~The official canvass shows that a, In.
April election in Michigan. Chief Justice Chris
tancv received li0.. - votes tor re-e.ection
there being against HIM onlv eishty-six votes
one OF which was Tor a woman.
1A Washington Territory paper hears tia.
some persons persist in selling ammunition "a
Indians, and mildly remarks that such acton
should be most severely condemned, IL not pun
ishtd.
|" The Detroi. r. q Press sees looming IN In
canada "state-r iht," question I'm regard 60
the powers OF the local or provincial iegisla-
lures ami the confederate government OF the
Dominion.
~ RaTnum IL In Boston, and a paper there
SAWS. when YOU ov.rtake an acquaintance
drifting down Columbus avenue vith his coat
tsils ful of pine splinters ~ IL safe 10 ask him
how he likes the circus"
"The wife OF a Memphis LAWYER made a
hustle out OF some important legal documents
which her husband had carried hor,e ana the
case had 90 he continued in court until the
backward and crumpled papers could he
brought forward in proper shape
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers,
- Nc 1000 Northwest 10th and D streets

QY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
- Nc. 1000 Northwest 10th and streets
CHAN sHn SALE OF A THREE;sToRY
ING ON g sTREEI NORTH, BETWEEN
- By virtue Of dec rec Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, passed on the l4th day
- of May, A. p. 1873, made in the cause of Waite
vs.. Waite, and Others No 3,lSl Equity, shall sell
on the premises, on MONDAY the I'd day of June,
A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece
or parcel Of ground in the city Of Wac .ngton Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known and described AS lot
numbered eighteen lls), in square numbered four
said lot five 90 feet in width, the eastern side of
said lot seven feet and six 90 inches in width
the rear Of said lot, which has been reserved for
alleys, together with the improvements, which
slst Of threesory and attic brick dwelling house.
and brick stable. The above lot has front Of
twenty -four feet. Also vacant lot adjoining, hav
ing front Of "A foot inches, with depth of l2l
feet more or less, with fine side and back alleys.
The time of sale as prescribed by decree are: One
equal installments of six, twelve, and eighteen
months for notes bearing interest from The day of
sale and secured by thd notes of the purchaser and
such other security as may be satisfactory to the
trustee C0nveya icing, &c, at the cost of the pur
chaser. 200 will be required at the time Of sale
and II the terms of sale not complied with within
hye daN from the day OF SALE the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
of the defanlting purchaser or purchasers, by ad-
published in the city Of Washington.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ml5d IRep., my 23-dI Auctioneers
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DINNERS AT YOUR DooRs.-A multitude OF
devices have been invented to lessen or abolish
the t,Oubles or housekeeping, the latest of which
is tbs plan OF Mr. Riddle, An Englishman, who
has constructed kind of movable commis-
sariat for supplying hot dinness to families.
There IL a central cooking establish ment IN the
village or district. All supplies, meats, grocer
les, etc, are bought at wholesale, and, Of course
more eheaply than at retail. A weli-planned
cooking apparatus IL used by which q few per-
sons can do economically vast amount OF cook
ing. There are various r0omsfor ali sortsof cook
ing, for meats, vegetables, for the preparation
of puddings and deserts. The establishment is
q model OF neatnese, ecoaomy, ami adAptAbiity
TO its purpose. Families have only to order ex-
aotly what they want, IN any variety and CON-
bination Of dishes, ana Ii u sent to them per-
fectly cooked and hos at the dinner hour. The
dishes are put into I'm boxes, divided into com
fartnents, the boxes being heated by stean.
and then the dinners are carried about in wag.
ons, HE those OF the Parcels Delivery Company
The dinners are thus served In time, In just the
quantity and Of quality desired, and no dim
Guilty is experienced In keeping them hot fol
the table. The plan - recommended BY il
conveniehee and By its great economy. IL vii
also furnieh many people better dinners than
they get sew, and 1t much less cost.
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/ TSITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

virtue oftwO writs Of feri facas issued from the
Clerk Offoe OF the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Colunbis. and to directed, will sell at pub
nc sale, for casa, on MONDAY. the ID day Of June,
l5s5. commencing at 1 o'clock q m. the following
goods aud chs;tels, 20 Wit: LOSE running feet Of
fencing constructed of wood and iron including the
stOne for string fence. The sale will take place on
s1uare Ne 65 between North Capitol and LIST streets
east and and streets north and VI rtle streets,
seized aud levied upon the goods and chattels of
BeRIanIn Gilbert, and will be sold satisfy exc
outiOrs Nos 1855 and ,9a4 In favor Of William Lii
ley and Tucker & sherman.
m2S-dts ALEX. SHARP. q g. Marshal D. q.
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10y b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1923 9TH street, between G and SITS
TkkEEs HIST Ey SALE Al ~ Of yALEABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE vALUABLEI
ZEAL ESTATE ON STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN sTH AND 9TH STREETS EAST.
"a BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated September
IL: 18th, A. ID. 1867 and duly recorded in Liber T.
&c; T., No. Is folio 40, ct seq, one of the land
records Tor WashingtOn county, ID. C., will sell
public auction, in front e the premises on SATUR
DAY, the oath day Of May, A. D. 1873, at 5 O'Clock
p M, all those certain pieces parcels 4 ground
situate and lying in the city of Washington, D. g.,
a. known and described as lots ettered and mark ed
81 and IS, y in the subdivision OF the west half of
square numbered nine hundred aud sixteen, (9I5J
with the improvements thereon.
Terms made known at sale. A deposit of $50 will
be required ct time Of sale each lot If the terms
OF sale are not complied with in e DAYS the tr
reserves the right resell at the risk and of the
defauting purchaser. All cow eyancing at cost Of
the purchaser. W. Il. TODD, JR, Trustee
m3to6ds B. H WARNER Auct
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To PREeRRvR CUT FLowIRs--Place and
arr Ange the cut hOven in vase or deep plate,
dped with water; then cover the same with .
glass, such as used in apiartss, having small
excluded. but sufacaeut ventilation given %
allow the damp escape. a diah Of Wild flowers
thus placed has been kept more tho ten days
harding every day. Thee, without yias,
would Sc more dimcult 70 deep fresA and With
ont dropping than garden Or Qeenhouse nowcrs,
but not IsG beautiful OF WoRthy q care end ct.
tention III p0e's Ryrals