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EDITORS WORK.-The Cincinnati Gazette
has a sensible sCd timely article on the editor
ISL sanctum and Its visitors. from witch We
make the following extracts: Not all who visit
editorial rooms are intruders or bOres but a
great many are, and these are so numerous TIA
allVisi'Ors are looked uDOn with some degree of
suspicion until their business becomes known.
It's never pleasant 20 be interrupted in editor
ia work. lt has tendency 10 make men cross
There Is pressure upon editors. They work
nearly all the time under = pressure. often
their ideas do not flow freely, ana when they
are not pleasing themselves they are not in a
mood 20 spend much time upOu those who in-
[ rTupt them. We suppose NJ is safe 10 say th AZ
ihree-iOurths Of those who call TO see the ed tor
have 10 business with that ind vidual. Often
ihey 90 not know him personally, aud In or der
to md him they interrupt half a dozen meI,,
WHo have important work TO DO, and only a
limited time to do it in. Then IL they receive
short answers they feel aggrieved, aud talk
about lmpOltte treatment. The editorial rooms
OF q newspaper establishment are private, and
are only To be visited, except as a matter of
favor, by those who have business with the
editor. The best way, ifpeOple have something
to say to an editor, is to write tn at something
down and send it To him. This would save
time on both sides, and answer a better pur-
pose nine times out Of ten, than person al inter
views.
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EY LATIMER & CLEARY,

g hao:ionoers and Real Es't,ts Brokers,
S0thW st corner PesnsyVSnis syenue and llth st.,
Star Once Building.
TRUsTEBs,sA SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvEH
side OF Il sTEEET HGRTa, BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS " EST, AND %
BkTREEa Il AND 1 s T 10 AT At
AUCTION, Oonsistisg o. one Double aud three
story Frame House.
~ BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated February
fslio i69, one Of the land records Tor Washing
ton county, in the District of Columbia, and by
We will sell Of pubic suction in front Of the PREM
ISIS, en- SATURDAY, December 10, 1874, at 4
situate IN the city Of Washington, District Of 90,
lumbIs, and knowR and described as follows to wit:
tsI, in square numbered three hundred ana ssyenty
four (G4): Beginning for the first part at point on
street north, thirty seven feet and six inches
f57 GID east from the southwest corner Of lot eght
; thence east six feet aud six inches 100 6I2J
thence north one hundred aud five (l05) feet thence
west sixty six feet and six inches (66 l2 thence
south one hn3dred and five (06 feet to the place of
southwest corner Of lot eight 90; thence east eigh
teen lset nlRe inches ~ S thence north one
feet nine inches us l2Ji thence south sundred
and I'VE 10 Ieei TO place OF beginning Beginning
hundred and seven feet ten ana one. half inches
square, thence north forty 800 feet thence east one
hundred and three l) feet thence south forty (40D
to the place of beginning. Together with the i'm.
provemeDts on the several parts, above-deScribed.
Terms: one-fourth of the purchase money in
cash, and tbs balance ia twelve aud twenty -four
nonths, for which the notes Of the purch aser or
purchasers, bearing interest at the rate of ten O
Ter csntum per annum from the day OF sale, and
secured by deed of trust the property sold, will
be taken The perty will be sold in parcels each
house and the ground sppertsining thereto oonsti.
tutins one parcel. A deposit of one thousand dol.
lars will be required OF the purchaser at the time
SALE and all convey ancpg will be at the pense Of
the purchaser IL the terms Of sale are not piled
18th in ~ days, the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
fauting purchaser, after ve days advertisement in
some one or more newspapers published in Wash
ington, ID. o.
HALLET KILB0URE,( r--.,o..
LEWIS CLEPHAND, trustees
decl2.d IRep.l LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDE EsDAY, the 9th day Of January, 1875, a, 4 he
game place ana hour.
HhLLET T, KIIbbgogRS,3 Trustees.
deo26 LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts
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A REPORTER of one of the smaller Journals of
Paris asked the manager OF a theater 70 give
him two seats for a certain performance. The
manager refused, and the Journalist said to
him, "YOur refusal will cost you 40, 900 francs
(ss, O00)" For six months after the paper TO
which the reporter was attached praised the
theater In this wise: "Monsieur Y. Is a maRnif-
cent director. he has good company, and his
is intelligent. He knows what the people OF
Paris want. What a pity it Is that the stair
cases of the theater are of wood. If q Ere
should break out, the audience would have lit
tie chance to escape" The result OF this was
that the manager was forced 10 build an iron
staircase, which cost him SO 900.
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DIs ID.

COOK.-O Wednesday, at 4 O'clock IN sfter
'onR sud painful iilnsss, Of which he DIED with
Christian foItltUde, Nm. W, COOK, IN the Gth
year OF HE see
The funeral will take place fro the residence u
bis sister. Ms. ~. D0nu, widow Of tho late Or
Ia Go n. DonU, No 400 street, bttVsen a. asd
street, south Nest, from tn nee 20 80 BomIuiok
cbui On, on Thursday afternoon ~ O'Clock.
FRIsBY On the 18th iustas', 81 the residences II
bis uEtls, f. X cut county. Ma OHARLIs J.,
only surviving son % the iste " m. q aud Mari NJ
frlrbY, ia the I'D year Z tbs
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMOks AND ONO hAILsOAU.
RINTER SCAAL ULA-sovxNsxR Is, Is1a

RALTIMOkE AND ONO hAILaOAO.
WINTER sCHALULA-sovx~zxR Is. 1s,.
FROM wAsHINGTUI CITY.
700 =. N, Baltimore, AnnspOIis, sad Way g.,
la 81, B.lriuaors and Ro,.y.
500 =. m, HsS 1srk, PhilAAslPhis, Boston, Bal.
sos a. G6iess !, :. LOUIS, LOul.yme, Oino,n.
Sstl, G0ioF R! iS7snISsaJ, Pittsburs, IA
vile, Trsderies st2rnL1B, Valley Brasos "a
S SEQ So b; Ps,Is go. re-. Ol.<T cs-s
Ia. m, RoH; o. Books = sad War Stations.
40 so = ~, Baltimore ana Rei S1n''0n''
II N, Baitiglor. and Wa -tati0ns
, >, foia Bsltlm.ts D,s"sT ar Rs!ss. '''-' NUT
So SO p N Ss.,in9-e, L4s.-. ,at R"isJ.
8, ti0Es ne a-tI Uolitaa brsaeaj
SO a . Ati.,. -nass'is aus intermediate
$50 r. Ba- more SO wsy ~->t'ous.
30 ?. r., hsse,,1osa, in hester. ard WAY
$50 NJ, Bsf.trlr-- I'd L 'ssy.
oi' ?; 1a,.g ,Ts'Pt SIfT'Lsy Gs3Aso b.
dusty, Boss'''',. F~Ivas csrs. I B9siISasl
7 "a ,. m, Bsicimsre .ad yvsy Stations.
s'0 z n, R'1ISnTs' skyiliSI Gfi6eT,Su nsd
Guussri.-.-.d pyri o. s0 Cas-. "-''a'O ''
so 80 M m. sa i5l4oTs 49, Wv istal,q-.
II 40 m, Chiosg' and ~ Loui,, Cincinnati and
L''.'''''i suE 81 Y' Es.rEs.
Bair,.ss "a 81 w >iafi-s'-s .. NJ l.Se'
20 Bsi,itsJTs aaf Ssirv.-1 Is .ad 7 KS m
WsS--c.lOS D., .. q sd \ 40 ,stopPins a.
cugIu. the ~ -.E
PtassrTs Tsa'a.-s.so ,. n, stopping Is during
the vyek
81 Al TSaiHf So a. yisaNci Ho;Sa, ks.sy
a cuss S.HftO~.
Yer farthcr iofsr-.-s9u- ssS,y - tl- BSff.no-e
ard Ohio TiCFet Jal -a v arlington S-syisn, aaO
Sss FeEDsy A. a-iIs .a-s, EhsFs orders VIII De
sakeC 70 EaEs age - ~ checked and rsceiy % Et
Az point IL tue CfrB.
TaUs L. SaE8s- q .s.=. u Transportation.
A. II TghE, t4e4rF.si Ticket g11s.
gro =. EODETL GaL1 Azens. ty8
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MIR NANpKKsvFF, In reply 10 Rev Mr. Tai
mage st'sck upon thesters. said in hts lecture
IN New ork. Il know 81 no single prOfessi0R
Il want 20 weigh my words know OF no
single profession which has produced, In pro-
irCuon 70 tts numbers, - many AMI such hs-
grant Instances 81 crime, such gross immOrNli-
tts, such brea hes OF confidence aud trust, a.
well 81 the divine law, OF which they are sup
poscd o. be the eNemPlsrs, - the clerical pre-
fe-niou.W
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4 LE1ANDAIS WASHINGTON r y

- AND
ALEAAhE8ia = FkEprEIgEERfytxa am
OCESss OF AID SIXTH STREETS.
- E9cal trs,z.s i-sy - Al-Hsadrfa Is foIIouS.-s
s. - 40 y . tx. >, 7, So, q .Os, = o. m, .
: -Ddsy. - siA' u'f't eANeP'
Local Trz,rx i-a7e Als4,ocr!s ~ souow,
. y =, v 10, Al IS, q, ., S.IO AMI Y
= u Tae =. N, aud s re ?. =. from AIexan-
ana osBYs 81 1ther rains 7sity except Sunday
Washington and OnfC s. ~ ~
ekEAJ sUt THEN EAPRE5s, vie Richmond,
tesReG - - .tosrcD 81 IA. daily ,exce5t suudA an
InrSCEh 5lcs cts - all ooIats South and Southwest
Epr sale 81 Onees oruer 18th and PehnsYIva-
as sYenos snc ec.-er SIR street and PennsYlvan
gaEe to be chocS-J q 81 hotels ana rsStdsnss.
tkTocsb 90 desttns.iOn.
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EJOHE1 o LOAF oYEIOn, ssru1 " IA BY sf
" ss6 hsS fe,h Asssss, entrance on New -
York avenue. The most private Loan Once I'LL
IN the city. Money loaned st the loves rate - -
Of intsrsas on Gold and silver Nntohsss Dtane1ds,
esasls1ssr Oossinas 9erDsa - IN sfsleass .
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EIRsH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
SHORT POSTPOEEKEYT DAP FIXED.
FULL DISTRIBUTION
TOR TEE BENEFIT OF ZEE
Montpelier Female Humane Assssi,ttsa
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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AMERICANS THB PHYSICAL SUPBRIORs or
ALL OTHER PROPLE.-It is common enough
TO hear IL said that Americans az q race are
degenerate, and in point OF physical perfection
cannot compare with Europeans, more par
ucularly, perhaps, Englishmen. Some facts on
tbs head derived from trustworthy statistics
would seem TO prove the reverse. Mr.. b. A.
Gould, Actuary to the United States 5 2uitary
Commission, in his Investigations in the
Military and AnthropolOgicaI Statistics Of
men were from Michigan, Illinois, and Wlscon-
SIN; the next tsllest, New England, New York,
New Jersey; and the shortest from Scotland
England, Germany" In weight the men Of
Kentucky and Tennessee we're the heaviest,
averaging 80 pounds, England, Scotland,
France, Belgium, sll between 13S and 1873
pounds. The ratio Of weight to stature gave in
pounds 10 the inch: Ohio and other western
states, S.1S5; New England, 2 12l; England and
Scotland, 211S; Germany, 2 los.
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Star Once Building
TBDsTkEs,shLE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhUPaRT1 AT AUCTION. THREE HOUSES
IN BE WEST SIDE OF BROWH'S COUHT
bk1NEEH 18TH AID IAN sTRRS g,
hnhTHNEsI, NEAR BOUNDARY srkEE 7,
sQUbRE ABA.
MI. b virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated June 20,
- ISL aud by direction Of tn holder Of the {
secured thereby. Ne will sell Il pnbIio auCt { a
10 front OF the premises, Oh MONDAY, JaIuLry
II 1875, at 3 30 o'cIJck . N all those p-c o .
Pc Gels of ground in Washington city, District
1n bi =, known and desig aat, - lots numb, re
80 81 and IS, in W u. Brownies subdivision OF OF
In square 2S4. Zach lot improved b. q twO-s or
Dwelling.
Terms u sale: 81 900, with ten per cent Interest
thereon from lectmber 20, 1873, together with tht
lakes nEd pruses u tkis sale, cash. balaacs IN
sl& and twelve months, be secured BY notes bear
ing interest a. a oeed Of ust on the pr5 serty
each house viii be sold separately.
teFitty dollars down on each house when the prop-
eTty II seid. II the terms OF sse not complied
with En- FIVE days the trustees reserve the right 10
T7sel the property at the risk AID cost of tue de
isUlIiDS purchaser. Convey anciny az purohaasr's
cost, z. p. DODGE,
p. a. DARNEILLE,S trustees.
deC59 dSds LATIMER & ObEAh BY. Aucts
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TIE CosT oF A KIss IN SwrrzERIArp-
Neiy Gently, save the Continental Herald AZ
We've. ~ the canton OF Friburg. q youne
oaktr received a visit from too Young etrls,
who's 81 Ject Vas to settle = bread account In
sQnSring the account there wNs \ centime short.
snd nc baker laughingly proposed % iiQuiasts
ms bslsnce ~ ki>sns toe elder OF the too sis-
ter who Was sixteen years q age. % which shs
49, ded 1hi- amused the younger girl uhe
m her turn also received kiss. When they re-
turIed home they recoun'-t tho circumstaDcs
10 Their paren's a. piece Of plesSAntry: but
We rather wzs nv no means dis posed 20 view the
occurrence IN this hight. he immediately vent
on 20 cor 81 { the cure. who character red tss
act IS scandal. the latter forthwith
vent 20 the Syndic, and this functionary
without loss OF time, mustered the whols
communal coupcl, and the sfsir com
menced 20 assume colossal pr0portiOus
a charge OF attempt ~ corruption was launches
against the baker, and judicial proceedings we're
c mms need But the father OF the Young baker
card q what wss passing, aud warned his seq
" 30 Judged It prudent % leave hts business ana
th' & vn, snd take refuge in Geneva: but las
uce was not "a be de ested. aud the authorities
o. Euhurg demautrd the eNtrsdition sf the
youth irom the government OF Geneva lie VS.
ven up. seemingly without hesitstoH, aud vAs
incaTcerafcdiu the prison OF Chatel for eighteen
GAYS tetore hts case came on for hearing. Tas
charge was eventually referred % the Chambrs
q Accusation, who, however, dec arcd NJ wNs
unfouuded. II 4 suggested rs possible that tae
young fellow VII obtzin some c0mpe D. tion for
the los he has Sustsired In ms business
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y. J: & n. q NJ q s5ki g P
An sell them fof higher cash psoe thar snyT 80
e he CITY, 81 ceiling or nddks<rfna RnRzoas 81 .
tsoa WI b givsa. Sayis-ss
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LIMITED STATES aABsHAL's SALE.

EeY B. Il. WARNER,
81 Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, coTne~Ttb and L sts northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFYKRNOON,
- Real Estate Auctisneer, SIS 7th street

RT THOs. n WAGGAMAn.
- Real Estate Auctisneer, Sls 7th street
Ia UHDEB AND BIZ VIRTUE OF AIDED
KE 81 Trust to the undersigned Trustee, be ri ne
S& date on the Attn day Of March, A. D. 1853 and
duly recorded in Libsr =. r., Ne. 81, folios 25s
one OF the lard records Of Washington county, Dis
trict OF Columbia, AID by direction Of the psrtie.
secured thereby, We shall offer for sale, By pu bic
auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tue
SOth DAY OF December, 1874, at O'Clock, ali
that piece and Ps[cel Of ground in the city Of
being the north half Of lot numbered twenty four
"a, IN square numbered I'VE go, according to tbe
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
I'm cash, the balance in notes at six and twelve
months, at per cent. interest per annur1, secured
by deed OF trust on the property SlO0 must be
paid as deposit at the tins Of sale all convey
encing at the purchasers cost should the terms
OF sale not be complied with within five days, tie
Trustees reserve the right to resell thesa ae At
purchasers risk, after i've days notice.
Ssd T. II "SSHfTREMnARD' Trustees.
decl5-eo6ds THOS. Il. wAGGAMaN, Auct'r.
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DY DEECANSOH BROS, Auctioneers,
Id Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

10y DEECANSOE BROS, Auctioneers,
ID Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE, ON 4rH
STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
ga BY, virtue Of deed Of trust given TO me,
- dated the 9Th day of May, A ID. 1873, recorded
In Liber No. no, folio s., and by req nest of the
party secured thereby will sell az public auction,
on THURSDAY AFTERH0OH, January 7th, ISIS,
at O'clock III front Of the premises. that piece
parcel of ground known and described part Of Lot
z, Square No SIS, beginning &c . point on west 4th
street. 10 feet and II Inches north from the sJuth
west corner Of said Lot and running north along the
line of said street ii feet and inches, thence due
east and at right angles with said street 81 feet,
thence southe wardly TO point due east from the
point Of beginning and distant II feet and inches
therefrom, and thence with said east line reversed
due west II feet and inches to place OF beginning,
The improvements consist Of q comfortable two
story Brick House.
Terms: One half cash; balance I'M and II months,
notes bearing 10 per cent interest and secured by
deed Of trust upon the premises. Convey aucing,
80, at cost Of purchaser. 4 deposit OF sl00
required as soon as sod:
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Trustee.
dec2s-eoSds DUNOANS0h Bros, Aucts.
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gCI4 GREAT TOBS
ACf 1FENFSTLVAElA ROUTEI % y
@ChIH E-ft SDUTH. AND SOUTHWEST
1-atus lesVs e fellows.
v 2sStnTt7U-- asa 4 CO Baltimore $50 q. n,
..ll:S8 - - l.ls p. 70.
49, 7lDs -. s:4s ,. u
l0-I 5 q w 1870 .. &c
ThH GEEAI UOUBLE ThACK KSUTS,
80 e,f ssft seeEery, Palace ststerOOm Bay and
81 u Caae2 TftE niCncsTB iL1prCverns lts.
Two hu1cred mice Esvef = Western aud Usutr-I
aeU IOTk.
HAhk OUahEOTIOHB
EOBTH without CrsUge
AlcAe-- 2 th.s route ca procured ~ the ctdCzs
Stser q -h a. sei I'D P@1-sy wanna avenue, ard
clTEeE OF % street. sid P5unsy ivssl avenue, under
EHilcrel Holtts Utrrr r=tt-h's fntsu alton VIII 70
gwen AZ al tiu.es
Esslengsrz DrcC1rs1s sicEoGs a. these Ofrioss czE
&C. are eec1Ir stisas 20 Palace Cars for USicagg,
Ri+LsbuIg. BuS-lC anf EIrli-a.
-, > yOHsfs. '5-asssi 2 ssssnEeE Agent.
"a
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N a N RIED

ECNutrg church. Dec nh, -, lS7t, b. tue Rev n
A. Cleveland, past.r. VIZ sNNDKR, ecu , abd
MisB ALLIE KELLY, both Of WashinglJu. =
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UNDERTAKES. &c.

~ TCHARD r. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
lSSeosssor 20 HlRFEYF hskkJ
So. s3A y sTKKxT, between Ninth aud Tsuta.
REIAILS BURIhL CASES AND cASEED
a. susrg teSrTpFflCH,
msrl-J SAROUDS, IA BITS, e.
iSGtpkl AID FuEER<1, wREATHB, BUU-
- DUETS, CRUSsES, At,{aOHs ASn STARS
pTesetysd OF hs,bsiIset q E~H All kiuds % d ar
Brelliug csEe, OrBameutsst{1Rir " srk Gsss- aaf
Pearl, b Mr. EBlEs, late - Boston, No. SOS sth
streei, uesr northwest. References Mrs. Press
dent Grant, Mrs Amirsl G5ldsboroash, W. ~.
Crro0rsn, General Eisey, General TOupkins, qe1s
eral Aiken. nplf-lT
lIARY sTOOPS, ErabalEssr az Neflra al EI0,Ss
Ifh Gal n siTeet northwest,
between 9th and 7th formerly " 61S fth street
Befere6ces.-nrs. General Sherman, Don Pads
EleUry, G. +. Stanscury, MIS- Hon. John O0vOde,
Ers secrctsry pslano, Mrs. G-n1 Balloca, Mad
SlTIe Garcia, Mrs. y. q. Oe1. Hrs Col. AloKsuder.
Mrs. General Naibridse. We guarantee or foW-
60 he represented refunded. octil- In
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THIS EVENING.

by DUNOANsON BROS,
Southeast corner of 9Th and D streets northwest.
SUGARS, CANDLES. SOAPS, WINES. III.
9u0R5, &c HURsE, WAGON, CAKBIAGaS
~ 90 MONDAY SoRNIEs, January 4tb.
(3W commencing at 10 o'clock, We will sell, a
Sugars, Flour, Candles,
C0ff,es, Teas, Soaps,
sSr1Ps, M5} tSTs , ' Ffsh,,
Hacon, calf, sh2ulsers,
Brand, WHISKY, Port,
La Tel' lo TOT Of shelf Goods and Cutlery.
ATE O'Clock AL'o'
DARK Blown HORSE, 8 years old,
Top Wagon and Harness,
Carriage and Harness.
Th55 stock will be positively sold Terms cash.
Gecg lRep ptHOANsOa BROS, Aucts.
d Reai Ests;e BroEeF and Aucs,oueer,
F'dersl Buildings. Corner Tth and Streets n. W.
TEgsrEKs' SALE OF a DESIRABLE FOUR
nTGEH ANe MAHsABD BO0F BRIOK
E5S0RTHwEsT, NEAR tbs OjRSEB Of
-. By vfrtu. Of a deed Of tru,t to nj. dated An
= gust Is, a. D. 1873, duly recorded in LI6er No.
AlR, folio 4Oli land records Of the District If
th.ieby, we will sell, in front of the premises, At
public auction, on FRIDAY, January 5, 1875, az
tie city Of NV S 6f Co.
lumbia, described as follows: Beginning 81 a point
ard ninety three, 1851 seventy nine (79 feet seven
aid N eeshths as inches from the nOrthssst cor
ucr OF said square; thence due south eighty three
tSal feet four and three fOurths go inches thence
que west to the eastern line of lot numbered four-
ten (l4)iD said square. thence due north eighty
three 1889 feet four end three fOurfhs (4sz iuches
thn north line OF said squsre thence dus the
place OF beginning, being the western par Of lot
Hu1beSed two hundred and ninety three, 1913 } to-
gsther with ell the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-fourth in cash, and the balance at
six, tweive and eighteen months, With interest at
slA per sent anLuIn, for which inst ailments
nt = a at1n rad nv dGad nf
o. the property sold, will be taken. deposit Uf
600 Will be reqnreO at time of sale. All convey
sHciDg at purchaser cost. If terms of sale are not
CCnph with In seven days, the Trustees reserve
the night to resell the property a. tGs risk
& tue defaulrng purchaser after five days ad yer
tisJmept. T. A. RDLLTNS,
WE. CHAEDLER,S trustees
oecl6-eoSds j. I. OOLDWELE, Salesman,
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UALTIMOKE & POI

UALIIGCkE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
A. DEFOI COR sKs Urn ATD -TREzT8 ~
AMER NCNrlUyT - I5ss rails - IA Is follows:
MANS 4 SAY r FFiE TRAINS ARRIFE Al
BAL 1iHghE FLASHING TOW.
0:1s 8 -. northern "a r.I9s. m,,EeE yoTs ET.
e. 8 o., AeoOm,pSls- -.Js a 70 kcooumoda-
d, I.A, Stls. tlgu, dsI.y, *. sUnds =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-30
EVENING STAR

PAsTt Raj ADoRKss.-The bishops o. the
Methodist Episcopal Church have issued tNair
aGnuAl pastoral address TO the church in whtct
t,r alluding 10 the spiritual prosperity of IA :
drUomInstlou q airing the wear and the need OF
toly living. they express the fear that the grow
Ing d. IOoralizstion in ths public sentiment
touching the sacredaeSs OF the Sshba.h has
1t into the church, especially in the larger
towns and cities. The bishops earnestly Dis
COURAGE unnecessary work in the family. al
soc FL visiting, all sunday excursions al travel
ing Ter business or pleasure, 80 that the entire
day may be given 10 meditation and prayer 90
social and public worship, to the Szb1 .tb
hov I, and 10 such other means ami opporfu.
mites of religious enjoyment and usefulness r.
may be within reach. The bishops also ey ,ress
apprehension concerning the growing fond
neSe OF social and public anus amenrs, de
,lsring that Christians should not SIX
their pleasure in those things 20 ~ Oh
rbr VAN and wicked resort Tor clitf deli MT.
Eve do rot" says the address. refer % tle
rhSater, the circus, he ballroom or the wine
PATTY. These cOniessedly lead TO spirttua
death. But there are other more strictly social
and less offensive modes Of amusement Sht-h
'fier, especially to the young. the rurirsmsa-s
to those worldly pleasures which war q "a nst
the SOUL These occasion = waste Of time. cause
dissipation of mind, and uuft US ut only for
ne duties OF religion, but for the pra sttra du-
'"s - lNe- We would not desire o lsV upau
you burthens too heavy 20 be horne. B1t IN I.
"ot d l. 20 full OF Innocent pleasures. and re
Isl opens % many fountains OF endowment
that you Can well afford 60 DENY vaurs Ives o.
those which are Of dangerous tendency, or, a
t,si, Of doubtful property. TIE highest s-yIe
OF pleasure springs from personal purity and
Luly and benevolent living"