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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-24
CHORT POSTPONEMENT - DAY
- FlXED-FULL DISTRIBUTION.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
ONTPELIER
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
M A II III 80, 1875.
a,lIs Cash Gifts, amounting to. ......si zoo, 90
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.

NUMBER OF 1lChEIS, lOO,OUU.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. .........................s2 90
Halves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Elghths or each coupon. Observation-Disclosures. 800
bX Tickets for....... ......................1 00o0
The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and
the Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes,
by q Grand Gift Concert, to establish and en-
dow "IIome for the Old, lnlrm and Destitute
Ladies' of virginia" at Montpelier, the former
residence OF President James Madison.
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 3, "a.
1t affords me pleasure TO say that am well
acquainted with large majority OF the officers
OF the MONTPELIER Female Humane Association,
who reside in the vicinity of my home, and
high reputation as gentlemen, as well as the
public confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRA, Va, July s, 1874.
/ commend them as gents OF honor
and integrity and fully entitled 70 the conf
dence OF the public X. W. HUGHES,
U. Judge, Eastern Dist. of Virginia.
Further references by permission: His Excel
lency, Gilbert c. Walker ex-governor OF Va:
Hon. Robert L. Withers, lieut.-governor OF Va,
and U. S. Senator elect; Senators anu Members
of Congress from Virginia.
Remittances for tickets may be made by eX-
press prepaid, post-Ofilce money-order on WASH
ingtol, y. c. or by registered letter
For full particulars, testimonials, etc., send
'0' Hos. JAMES BARBOUR,
President NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va,
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
nOy24d&w4w
NIOTlCE.-Came into the enclosure of
| IN the subscriber. Nov. 10. one old buckskin
| horse, black name and tail. The owner is re-
quested to call, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away II. TODD.
| Nova CutthgsVille, VI.
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First Through Train.

CHICAGO, Nov. 90.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad sent out
its first through train from Chicago east
ward to-day.
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From New York.
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ARRIVED.
New York, Nov. 23.
The steamship Europe, from Glasgow.
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DIE =.

KoEoHLIEe. On Sunday, sth March. sa.r
long and painful illness, AMELIA KOEUHLING.
age.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her mother, Mr.
Charlotte Munck, 607 Sixth street northwest, on
Tuesday, at O'clock ,. m.
KENDALL. On Sunday, the sth instant, ct
years and months
Relatives and friends Of the family are respeot-
fully invited TO attend his funeral from fifth Rap
t1sf Church Tomorrow (ruesosyD ct s O'CLOCK D.
M mi kssiaenos; Maryland avenue, between AZ and
MAGRUDER In Georgetown, ID. O., March
5th, lal, CHAs. 3 MAGR6DER, aged ts years
Relatives and friends % the family invited 90
attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents, No. 3s rayette street, Georgetown, D. O.,
on Tuesday, March 10th, ct O'Clock y. m.
OWES On the 5th instant, Of consumption,
CHARLES A. OWNS, aged s. years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invite TO attend his funeral from his late
southwest, Tuesday, O'Clock .. m.
TAYLOR. Alta N. March sth, AEEIE LOWE
TAILOR, daughter % q. n. and Annie N. Taylor,
AGED II months and days.
The friends 40 relatives Of the family are
spectfully invited 20 attend the funeral tomor-
row anernoon, at O'Clock. tBsh. Sun copy.l
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1ln the California assembly, Saturday. the
I'LL to make women eligible % education Office
was passed by IS 20 81.
- There is always some one thing which
each man and woman can do better than sny
other thing, and the waste OF power that ensues
from failing to discover what this is, and enter
liable.
81 Plain speaking. rural Kentucky ma
per says: "Ihis village may be set down for lie
full quota in the pententiary, q few wears
hence, unless parents do something 20 check the
hellward course Of some OF their chlldren.",
81 An serolite oftwelve pounds weight re-
Gently fell in the vicinity Of MarysviIle, Cal.
which was 20 hot IL could not be handled for
some time. IL came crash through the tree tops
with bright dash, and was found buried eight
feet in the ground.
- Ancient lady-"Let me drive You, Mia
Sharp. IL Is quite In my way, and 1 can't bear
to think of your walking home all alonel"
thanks! Besides, 1 want 20 smoke"
- lady asked pupil at public exami-
nation Of q Sunday school, What was the sin of
the Pharisees? Eating camels, ma'am, was the
quick reply. She had read that the Phariseos
strained at gnats and swallowed csmels."
81 Professor, said q student In pursuit OF
knowledge concerning animals, why does q cat,
while eating, turn her head first one way and
then another? For the reason, replied the
professor, that she cannot turn IL both ways ct
once.
ga patriotic woman In Burlington reading
in the papers that some woman in Davenport
had hair thirty-one inches long, Immediately
sent TO Chicago for some thirty three inches
long. Burlington isn't going 70 be beaten on
long hair II her daughters know themselves.
@Dont tell q child you will do anything for
it unless You intend 70 keep your promise. A
strict Observance of this rule may save You the
agony Of seeing your child become liar II
you say, "I'll skin you alive" 20 and skin it
though il brings tears to your eyes.
s0In King and Queen county, Virginia, the
colored men prefer wood chopping 20 farming,
and the white people are learning 20 put their
hands 70 their own ploughs. Dyspepsia and
dependency are being worked of by field labor,
and the country is assuming a cheerful, calti-
waited appearance;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

Two NEIeHBoRs has protracted suit at Law
concerning q spring which they both claimed
The Judge became weary with tie case and
said, What IL the use OF making so much fms,
about q little water?' "Your honor will see the
use of it," replied one Of the counsel, when
inform you that the parties In the case are both
milkmen.o
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llY THOs. =. WAGGAMAN.
- Real Estate Auctisneer, s19 7th street,
5IkS-THE FIRST PIEOD ON 30 sfR1BT
BETWEIN nAsT OAPITOL AND NORTH q

T6UST ID, 6ALe OF VALUABLE PROPER
5IxSITHI FIRST PIEO1 ON 3D srR1BT,
BkTWEnN EAST CAPITOL AND NORTH a
sIkIETe; THE SECOND ON sTREET, BE-
IWntH nth AND 1sru NORTHW1sT.
By virtue o. two deeds Of trust, bearing date
rssIsctiyely November 18Th, a. b. I0I, and
Lber es7. folio 80 the other In Iiber sss, fsio sis
Of the land records Of the District OF Oolumbis and
rsSSess In writing Of the party secured thereby
e e public sqstisn, on UtsDAY, the l1th dsy q
property, Described ia said frst deed follows
Being Lot II, In Sholes and others recorded SUBJ
division q orisinsi lots IN square 75 improved By
On WHDNIeDAY, the 1sth day Of n arch, A. D.
ss,d second deed q HcS1ss - tbs
nertheest corner OF original lot L. In square l and
running vest along line Of street Is fest, thence
south SO feet, thence eest Is feet thence north
fest. beiI part OF said lot Is, improved by enc
Terms of sole: On each property, one third cash,
(olO Of which must be paid on fall Of the hammer,
and restduein two equal instalmeuts, as aud II
nonth:, with interest from day Of sale, secured TO
ton o. TIE 1uIcessers terms Of sale are not CON.
trustees the rieht te rcse on Ave DAYS no.
tce, q cost and risk Of party parties
5na II nS30Hbs,{ Trustees.
nar1-soAds THos. y. WAoGAHAus Aacts.
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AUCTION sALR


b -; A.. 49,: = .s:;.s.; :. :.
TssY g sAL. OF yALyAPLs r.eRrHrr
sMTEE sTr TE4EsE HP Ss 'pTH s94 Fsssirs
{{IMokEiSf zSD sfsssrs EosfH xfAUo-
- :; yir.u. q deed Of sr... dated November
lssths, e. 4, 2, iscs, d.iy RECORDED 10 neer : ana
and :t the reeusss Of The party secured thsreby
osDsi s:1ss ias U.s sas S
al thoss cers,in pieces or parcels Of ground situate
So Sc. 4 .s .s ss &c.
s"siS: M MI: 90 Ten ga .so
recorded :uSdssien q the 20 narsS ssil
seS1 . tie s.a %
Terms One-third cash, balance Il ok and tv.lv.
eSrd ~ deed q Iu.s vii se t.k.s. a Ssposi. q
convey .neipe at Purehssers cost; II terms Of ssis
1s s: Tss s:y h
ment at the risk and cost Of the defsultins pur
BUsHBop ROBINSON rrr.....
1.b,s eoad.D j. I. Gok1wELL, SALESMAN
Br PgE S,so po 9,s ~! 2 90, A9s.::
TBUsTEks SALE OF IMPRoyIp PROPERTY
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated January 81,
aas; and duly recorded 10 liber Ne; 7ee, toliOs
COUNTY, D. O.. and al the reea It Of the parity se
csred win sell Ct public suction, 10 mt
DAY, March 9ih, 1874 ct * O'Clock p N. eli that
certain piece or parcel of ground known Lo,
numbered eight, Ia Adams aud Ccitmsns REGARDED
subdivision of Square numbered three hun tired and
ten, together with the buildings and improvements
thereto appertainRine.
Terms Of sale enc third Of secured amount in
cash. balance 10 and IL months, for which amOunts
mar inta
from day Of SALE and secured by deed of the
property, will be taken. deposit OF $50 will be
terms Of sale not complied With within FIVE DAYS
from day of sale, the property will be resold at the
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
The above property will be sold subject to a GER
tain debt, secured By deed of trust dated January
So 1873, and duly recorded In lber 7O9 folio 10 on
of the land records for Washington county, ID, q,
The amount Of said debt msde known ct sale
j. T. PRATHE R, Trustee,
DUNOANSON, BOWLING 4 co.,
fes13AMH9 Auctioneers.
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QEBEMPTORY SALE IN BALTIMORE
OF ALL THE
TOOLS. FALLS. BLOCKS, DERRICKS WIRE
BEGGING. MARBLE BANISTERS. IRON
&C., USED In THE ERECTION or THE
NEW CITY HALL,
BY PUBLIC AUUTI0N.
we viii sell on the premises, southwest corner of
Holiday and Fayette streets, Opposite the new
City Hall y on WEDNESDAY MORNING, arch
ALI f faE@T ToSIs HrRR SIeISst precisely
connructlon OF said building. We name in part
large lot Of FALLS and PURCHASE BLOCKS
Two single POLE DERBIOKs, lilo feet long.
One large BOOM DERRICK.
Three SMALL DERRICKb.
Large Let Of MIRG BEGGING.
Forty TUkNGO MARBLE BANISTERS,
Large lot Of IRON.
Large LOT q sT9NiCUTTERs' TOoLss
Three STONE TRUCKS.
Large assortment Of OROWBARS, all sizes
With general assortment Of Tools, &C., usually
used BY contractors In . commodious building Of
such kind. "
., TIC TIC large FRAME SHEDS. OFFICE, large lot
Ne call the special attention Of Contractors and
others to this large sale.
The sale vii Be positive Terms cash.
MARIN 3. 3. corner GAY and Fsyette sts
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DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
Il 10 BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
HBW YORK,

'ffHHitiz2SS sI$ PSa.,
AND ALL POINTS II TEE new fSSiAsD
yAxogsH sEFFKEHEfnEss. WASHING
wIrH6GETn cs Esw sG ~ CARS.
PgLLM1N Pas Lon CARS ON DAY TRAIN
PULLMAN fh Nc Gr II 4K zhfssNG CARS ON
rRRf s1d f fIsss sSS1dss 9esOesr - lS
from and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
rGsomAe rsllroad. northeast corner Of 9Th and b
TAsT LII :, leave W ashington sos Q. m. daily.
Leave Baltimore ct s:ls .. On. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philsdelphia ss 1889 ,. IN. daily.
Arrive :: ssv YORK 9. 4:ss ,. N. daily, siio.p.
KICHMOsp EXPRESS, leave Washington ..
Leave b B.i S s. &c daily ..o.p, su0
Lew. West Philsdslphi. ct COS ,. N. daily. ...
Arrive a. Hew York 81 1910 ,. m daily, except
sfGGr EXPRESS, leave W .shinsson q. eos
Ls.ts %s., Pnii.asips 4 40 :. N. daily.
Arrive st New York At b Q. m. daily.
Fast L... T T.... r.. S Ys1s y J !,
Arrive q wshington a. s;13 I'm.
k.Iis. :. wh.S s, J. heS forh asrn
n..s LzS:.;, Is.ss Be. You Ssnn.
am ssS. Il n. f.1f With steamers
% G TSts ssS IA a.EsS end H.rtoEd
rosd, iTis Railway. and sss.msrs on Hudson River.
49, :. Ss ,I.s an. .ss 0sess rsSts s.,,
v.ss on q the soa
where tickets and information can be obtained =
fIsasI ..ss. ma PENN. fs.sssss;
ss.tisn Baltimore and Potomac ,a,Irs.6 SSF1sr Sth
jJ14-u General Passenger A9eus.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAl
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FKBRUARI 1sT, 1874.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
fKBRUAhI 1sT, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Poi5I sS s1a q, way s.t. s2s;,s.vn.
WiDcIest-T and ali WAY ssaii"a: !"
64sa Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and ell
500 :. m. New Yorh. PhT.Aelphi.. Boston, Bal
t,nore; L.9rel and di Bslsy- c,,.,,,.,, Io,,,.
vile, s., Louis: 6oI9mSus; ssnsu.sy. heel eel,
i. s saS sas S ss the % County and
Valley Branches PWllnas Cars. DrHSer AT
$500 m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
10 90 .. m, Baltimore and Relsv only.
1900 m, Baltimore, Ellicoti City and oil Way
1905 m, New YORK, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal.
timsrs. D,anSy ar Relay.
ssssisfo~n, Wsncss.,e T' and ali in.ermsdiss:
w% s' sI,,9: xsa q Relay: ~
$50 =. POIrt of Rocks, Frederick and alI Way
4.ss p. m, Bal more, Aunspolis and all Way Sta
$40 r m, Philsdslphia and Bal .imOre. sSpp~ at
Vile, s. L@"i.s 6OI nD s eus, s.naaaay. wSssi
ing and the West. PEllrnaH CaTS BrsaktaH
100 ,. m, Baltimore and all Way stations.
300 ,. m, sew Y9,k, Philsdelpnis, Boston, Bal
1I.3o D. m ,Bslt,more and Gil Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS
100, AS, $40 T45, 7 so, 9 90 and 30
All 7fains Step at Tiasycf Hotel Relay House Sta
fIcH.
For further informs tiOn spply a. the Baltimore
eId Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
4e9 PENNEY IL snts avenue, where orders will be
taken Tor Baggage to be checked and received ct
any point in the city.
THOs. K. SHARP, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
feb2 GEO. b. KOONTZ, Gent Agent.
.THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, December rs, 1878.
Trans between W Washington and New York
how run - follows, viz:
FOB sEW YosK, ,sitAoHt eaosxs Of GAYS.
= hssse Gala ana except Sunday, II 500 A. NJ and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Z 90, go and 500 p n
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York q 800 p. n. and Philsdel-
phia At $50 and 800 Pm
Through tickets Philsdelphia, New YORK
Boston can be bad at the Station once at all hours
IN the day also. at the Company once, asa Penn
Passengers purchasing tickets ct the Avenue once
can there arrange TO have their baggage called for
and check At their residence taken 70 the depot
and put in the baggage car
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule bttEeen Washington, Baltimore, AnnaD-
THOs B. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 9. kOOkTZ, Agent at W Ashingtop.
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ID 10 az q. essa.ics. % EDWARD H. SMITH
ys css & <: S:s s
ssiass II , (: SS n; +
should net be granted 70 said Bankrupt You are
s;G % s sn 5. hsd S4s
h1si. a At - The .s sane day time and place
rR sf1a H;se 6r CT p as f sss::sns:s
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,
the pstion ef g. fitTsE PSIIsds,
:s:s s% 8 Fin, sss
Ss oR ns @ ss .ss r; =;
s d pdn e b re h Ss Il e 81 and that
sssn Ell az i;7Tsff.ess
TTHIT!p STATS PA!ElT OTFIol,
the ,.;i,SS 81 xSE EOxa va ~ Ana
Faq.s a e 's. a
e. as III M e s i
II !; ofsss:s tia. y. testimony in tn. case Be
.s or ss e e e.
s o s he S: & s q 'I IA. :' %
m.r1m.s Il. b. L1aoETT. Oonmissionsr.
1'His - 70 CIV N0TIC1, Th.s the s.becn::
the District Of Columbia, holding 3 special term,
sss y q On tns lersona e.
nah, Georgia, deceased. Ali psrSons havina claims
Against the said deceased are hereby warned
the subscriber, ON or before the nth day Of Bebru-
sry next; they may othervise By Law Be- excluded
hand this Hth day Of Isbruaxy, iQl.
OOBTLAND PARKIR,
ft - m.8 Admfnistrntor 8. T. r.
S1AAfMs Dsfo1'
01J 01vDHTH 0T1Iu1.
fssn4s essssPsss.soass
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second door, and IL
well stocked with . splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIR1ING5. We prepared to make
to especial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
from three to ten days at the following prices:
SIS FOB Elk SHIRTS.
SIS FOB SIX SHIRTS.
SCI FOB Six SHIRTS.
In the two years. ex perience In the manufacture
Of the DOUBLE-T0KI SHIRTS, and the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond o doubt, that IL
is the most comfortable and perfect lifting made
In any section Of the world. The thousands Of orig
ina ard duplicate orders received for these Dele
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and
fully substantiate It. Give them atrial, and be
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
EMIT DOUBLEYOKB SACQUE SHIRT for the
District of Columbia. All other persons attempting
to manufacture them infrng gers, and the public
are cautioned against ordesing or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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EVENING STAR.

TIE DzArH or ADA CLARn, rHr AorRrss,
yRoh hrDRofHobIA--It viii be renem bere6
short time ago the Star announced the fact
that Mr.. Ada Noyes nee Ada Glare had bees
bitten IN the face and badly disngured BY q net
dog In New York city. Mrs Noyes die1 Of Nv
crophoeia, ~ her residence. No. lee Bleecker
street, n. Y, on "Wednesday night Thursfsy
York Times says; Mrs Marcus, the proprie-
tor OF the boarding house, No l66 Bleecker
sueet. TESTIFIED thar on the morning Of Jan. -
Mns Noyes vas bitten In the face by q pet deg
Vim which ehe Wa playing. Dr. \. X Elliott
OF the New York Hotel, testified that he cautsr-
,Seo me wound with nitrate OF silver Met Mn
Noyes ~ me grand central depot, on last Mon
gay night, sne " ~ deltrious and shastly in an
hearance, she thought the other pa..ensers n
~, ne usln wanted TO Hill her, she died with All
the symptoms Of hydrophobia. The iurv rs..
dered . verdict In accord snce with the te.ti ma
ny. Ada Glare wss born I'm Charleston, n, al :
ana vas TOT some years famous 90 member Of
The celebrsted bohemian Club. which met A.
Plants, on Broadway. She was knosn AZ the
Queen OF the Bohemisns. She attained oelenri-
" a. writer OF stretches. and puhlished a novel
called Only, Woran's Heart, which althoash
failure, bore impress OF true talent she re-
turned 90 the stage soon after, and married Mr.
NOyes, an actor Ofeome Dote. After the oocur-
death, she went % Rochester % piay with In
ellie Western. while on the stage In Rochester
she was seized with hydrephobis, aud ct once
brought 60 this CITY. The symptoms grew an
intensity, until on "Wednesday evening her ago.
ny,became 20 gre st that she implored her hus-
band 20 shoot her. and begged DIR. Carnochas
% bleed her 60 death. Opistes were administer
ed, which, 20 some extent, relieved her suffer
ings, and che died calmly"
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QUESTION FROM PUNcH.-Minnie anQuisi-
tive chtld)-"Mamma, you told me that ladies
should always be first, didn't yOu?" Msmms-
Eyes, my darling, certainly" Minnle-"Fhen.
II you please, why wasn't born before Will
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TRUSTEES, SALE, BIZ CATALOGUE, OF rHH
f IAN k5r kfFsTTs 2r TIE az MunrE9R9LI
fpdRh np IsS 2FIf HsoUf TWO Hun
- BIZ virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the LIST
VyX G G Of March, , is5s, and duly recorded 10
ords Of Washington city, District Of Columbs, we
sss sell b. public auction BY direS,i91 q zoe party
ING, March 80, lSI, ct 10 O'clock, and eoasinaiSs
essh Gay thereafter until the whole is disposed Of,
one elegant ParlOr Grand Piano. "aeOrss steck
Large mum Der French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir
Aboss City Rosewood and Walnut Parior Suites,
klegsnt Rosewood and waiaut MarbIe-top Tables.
OH P.istinss, ghandsiisis, and Gas Fixtures.
Zine Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rogs
siheIe and double French Plate Mirror f o fs
Msrdroees, Marble top Dressing Buresus, Mar
SGie-top incioevd washstands, and Msrble-top
wslnuI Chamber Furniture, consisting of Marble
%SIoSe.s .p sse1S e. nScd M.r0l'0P ~a'hd
Manosany ru,nt1Ie, consisting Of Marble TOP Blu
r TeaI,, mssraels,ton Wsshstsnds,- wArdrobes,
Marble TOP painted Cottage Suites.
Painted Chamber Furniture
About 50 Cane seat and other Chairs.
Zine Hair Mattresses, Cotton-top Husk Mat
Pine Feather Beds, BOlster., and Pillows.
s,rns BEDS; ruS =. patent and other springs.
Fin.H:csr.. Rosewood M.rble-top Bouffets.
walnut kxter sion Dining Tables.
An immense quantity OF Tsblew are, embracing Bill
yer plated Casters, Butter Dishes, Min Pnch.rs,
spoons, &C. Also, French and Stone China ware,
and Out end Engraved Glassware OF every de-
scription.
Linen. consisting of great quantities OF shests Pill
low, and Bolster Gases, spreads, Towels, Damask
Fine collection Of Decorated ana Plain Toilet Set.
About $500 worth OF 1ne Liquors, Consulting Of
the standard Champagne Wines, Fine Ola Bran
dies and Whistles, foil line Of Wines and Cor
disls of every description.
Several fine Clocks, Fire proof Safe, Desks, COun-
tiers, settees, Walnut Once Tables and Chairs,
Steam Engines. Boilers, Stoves, &C, &C.
An extensive assortment OF Copper and ether Cook
ing Utensils, together with all other goods con
taintd in the above hotel.
Terms Of sale: Two handred dollars and under,
cash; over that sum, credit of sixty and ninety
for Satisfactory notes. bearing interest st Gig
per cent. Per sDnum. Catalogues ready March IS.
RICHARD T. M0ReELL, l-
RICHARD a. aARRIs0foN, Trustees.
LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
N. Bon the morning Of the sale shall of sr
the ubexpred lease OF about two years and half
OF the above menti ned hotel. mag "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

MISSING PEOPLE WAITED. Mr.. Henry
Allen is wanted in LapOrte, Ind, where the
body of his wife has just been exhumed and tue
stomach found TO contain strichnine. Mrs,
Joseph Mcdonald, who disappeared abDut
the time Allen left, lie inquired for 70 explain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

How DIvIDED.-We hear from the west that
philosopher has extracted the following reply
from school-bOy TO the query, How is the