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| DY.B. H. WARNER,
| ID Real Estate Broker ana AuctIoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. n. "

RN-h. n MAhNEAS1
II Real Estate Broker ana AuctlOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE UN THE SOUTH SIDE OF \ STREET
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust dated April %, A. D.
1879, and duIy recorded In Liber No. H. folio 10,
on OF the Land Records for " ashingtOn county,
D. G.. and by direction OF the rarty secured there
by. we will sell at pubic auction, in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, July Is, 1874, at s
clock p. m. the following described real estate
situate In the city Of Washington, ID. c., to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF ground known
and dCscribed as part OF Lot numbered sixteen,
u6.) in square numbered three hundred and sixty
e. fet nine COZ Inches west from the northeast
MR. OF said Lot numbered sixteen, (I6,) and run
ming thCnce west twenty (2ol feet along the line OF
street north; thence At right angles south to the
line OF said lots thence with said line
twenty COY feet thence north to the plNce Of be-
ginning; together with the improvements con-
SistlnE OF = small frame house,
Terms: One third cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes OF tho
purchaser bearing ten per cent. interest, secured
by . deed OF trust, will be taken. One hundred
dollars. = deposit, Will be required on day Of
sale. All conyeyanclng at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. II terms OF sale are not compiled with in
days the trustees reserve the right 70 resell
purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement in some
one or more newspapers published In Washing toa
WILLIAM STICKNEY. lr-u-....
GEORGE II. PLANT. iIFustees'
jy9-YFM&ds j. r. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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jy9-ThSTu&ds
DYE. H. WAENER,
u Real Estate Broker and AuctioAeer,
Federal Buildings, cOraur Seventh and SITS. N. ",

DY B. H. WAENEE,
u Real Estate Broker and AuctioAeer,
Federal Buildings, cOrarr seventh and sts. N ".
TRUSTEES SALE or NEXT TwO-sToRY
FRAME UWElLISEi on THE NORTH SIDE
OF MARYLAN AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR
.AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS sou EH-
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated October s. A.
ID. 1870 to Daniel J.. Eaton Hnd uIyself- duly re-
corded in LLher No. VI. folio H. one Of the land
records for Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia. will sell. al public auction, frUnt OF
the premises, on THURSDAY, duly ., 1874, at
o'clock p. M, all that certain piece parcel OF
ground situate, lying and beipg In the city of Wash
ingtOn, ID c., kEOwn and disl In guished upon the
records Of the surveyors Office Of said city the
one half ~ Of Lot numbered seven, % in square
lettsrch I'D, ~ containing twenty-seyen hundred
gether with the improvements as above.
Terms, as prescribed by the deed Of trnst; g. 2Oc,
with interest ten per cent. from December 20 lS72
to day OF sale and expenses Of sale In cash; balance
In SIX and twelve months. for which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and secured by deed Of trust the property, will
be taken. A deposit Of 800 will be required on
day of sale. All conyeyanCing at the expense OF
the purchaser. II terms OF sale are not complied
with in seven days the trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and cost OF the defautlng
purchaser. after Eve daTs' advertisement in some
one or more newspapers published In Washington,
d. c. GEORGE w. STlCkSEY.
Je2-MwF&ds J. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
@THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, Juiy p, 1874 same hO''r.
GEORGE W. STlCKNEY,
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RALTlMORE & POTOMAC R. R

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC r. R.
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS n. W.
On and AFTER June s, 1874. trains will leave Wash
ington as follows, Washington time:
5:35 a.. m, Northern Express daily.
=. m, Baltimore Accommodation. daily.
80 T.. m, Limited Express for New York and
East, daily, except sunday.
n'SS q. m, Fast Line FOR the West daily, eI-
cept Sunday.
S:4O p: M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
excerpt sunday.
daily, except Saturd ;.
$50 p. m, Philadelphia Express, daily. -
T:55 p. IN, Accommodation to Baltimore daily,
except Sunday.
s:O5p m, FOR Philadelphia, Now York, and Bos-
Trains for POPE CREEK LINE leave at s a. m.
on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, only, And3:40
D. m, daily, except Sunday.
ms for ANNAPOLIS leave at 5:35 q. m. and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg is run
on the train ieayinE a. 5;50 P. m.
Pullman Palace sleeL ing Car to Elmira is run on
the tEatn leaving ut $3.50 p.
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
offices of the company.
BSgcage called for and checked at hotel sand prI-
yNte residences on orders left at the Offices of the
cOmp1uy, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsvfyaniR avenue, and on the northeast corner
of lJth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
DEPOT BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
'0rueI 0iA'" anu ED. s. YOUNG.
General Passenger Agent Baltimore, nd.
EDMUND l.. DUBARhY,
t09 Superintendent, Washington, ID. @.
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DYE. II. WARNER

PY d. H. WARMER .
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioBeer,
T edsral Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS on NORTH CAPITOL sTKkET BE
TWEEN AND Q STREETS MONTH, AND
STREE, ASD sew jfERsEY IVESUE,' AT
By virtue Of deed or trust TO Daniel L. Eaton.
dated september Ia, A. d. $50, and duly recorded
IN pesr No. 81 folio So one o. the land records for
auG also by a decree OF the Supreme Court Of said
tItinE the undsrsignod trustees in place Of Daniel
l. Eaton 5 and a. the TsSgs Of the
fEont q the premises. at public auction, on
WEDNESDAftJ June 10 1874, commencing n
situate In the city Of Washington, D. C., known
and described on the ground plan or plat Of said
HiHS .aaTss
sSt 8 WE Fe ssSdSs SRd IN ta5y
numbered six hundred and thirty-fOur, (sSl.l The
feet each, anI those on North cspitoi street
front OF about twenty-lour t2il feet each.
ties ever offered in the city OF wSshiuGt6n fOr
Terms: One third cash; balance In six, c twelve
QO and eighteen tls) months, for which the notes
cent. interest," Secured By a deed Of trust, WIN Be
taken. All oonveyaneing a. the expense Of the
81 rsaaTsS y Deposit on aoh iot a s ts OF
sale Ifthe terms Of sale are not complied with In
q tom 70 resell Sc. lie pert A. the Isl sGd oSs
OF the deCaultlng purchaser purchasers after ten
days' ad yertisement IN some one or more neWspG-
pers pu b,lshed In the elty u Washington, D. C.
GEORGE W. SIIGkNEY, lTrr,.ass-
JOHN W. ALYORD, At~''eS'
mys-WFM&ds 'r
%THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL TUESDAY. June n 1874. saE- hour and place
GEORGE W. sTICKSEY, (Tru.t..s
JOHN W. ALYORD.
jer-Fh, S, Tu&ds
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, July 81, 1874, same
GE6RGE W sTLcKNEY, yTru,..rs.
j. 7. coLbwELL,
jyf3-M, ", F&ds Salesman.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT : TWO DAILY
TRAINS tENCEPF SUNDAY BETWEEN Al
EXYSAA, SRIIRsIXA AND Nd PURcELLVILLE, BEGIN
Leave Washington at 3 a; m. and p. M, and Al
eNandrla at a:i0 a, m. and $40 D. Pass Leesburg
going westwartl at lI;25 q. m. and 6:25 p m, and
arrive at PurcellvlIle AZ Y IN. aud z p m. u
Leave Purcellyllle at $50 4. m. and 2.3O p. m. I.
pass LeesburR tROlng eastward) At a, m. and l:i0
D. m ;, and arrive at Alexandra At Sis q, and
9:l5 p. m. and at Washington at $50 a. m and $3.50
fassengers from Washington will take the Wash
railroad station ut a m. and 4 p. m, and go
through 70 Purcenyille Withoutchange OF cars
IN. train from PurcellyiIle connect at Pnrcellyllle
with Kger's daily line OF coaches for Snickersylle
BerrYVile and Winchester; also with Reamer's
line OF coaches, which leave Leesburg daily for
Aide and Middieburg.
Communication tickets, three centF PR mile.
Annual Tickets, s6O X. IA. HAYENNER.
myl5-tf GENERAL Ticket Agent.
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Southwest corner ofPennsYlvanla avenue and EleV-
enth street, Star Once Building.
CHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERI1 ON TIE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed by the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia in 4
cause depending in that court, wherein Alexander
Lee ct al are plaintiffs and Frank Chase and Others
defendants, (No. 1904, Equity, Docket ~ the un-
designed trustee viii sell. at public auction, in
front OF the premises, 70 the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, 10Th Of July, next, at $50 O'Clock p.
parts lots and d IN square 457. This property
Is situated the west side Of Sixth street, near
street northwest, and is improved BY a handsome
three-story brick residence,
The terms OF sails are: ons-third Of the purchase
money cash. and tho balance in equal payments in
twelve. eighteen and twenty-fOuT months, the pur-
chSscr to give for the deferred payments his prom
issory notes Endorsed secured TO tile satisfaction
of the trustes and bearing Interest from their
All conveys ncing at cost OF purchaser. IfteTms Of
sale not complied with in ave days the trustee
reserves the right resell at the risk and cost OF
WM. r. WEBB, Trustee.
LATIAER & CLEARLY,
e2s-TuTh&s&ds IStarl AuctiOneerS.
HS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY. July 20, 1874, same hour and place.
tya-ThSruEda TATTINTER q NTEARY Aucfa
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
5:f0a. In. baltimore ard Way Stations
6s5OA. M. Da tuHOre, Cranberry and Way stations
main stem.
m Sew YSTk PnsPeIpb and B heiay RaIt.
mort anu Relay. -..'. ...
siG =. m. Chirago. 1t. Louis; Louisville. Clncin-
natl, Columbus. Sanlusky, Berkeley,
and and Bedford S.prings, Deer Park, Pitts
rick, StauutOn, White SUI phur springs.
Psrur ears. Dinner at Cumberland;
SUPPER 1t Grafton.
o.l9 q. N. Point OF Rocks aud Way Stations.
,s:yo =. III. RH.Iin ore ami Way Stations.
LO'Oo 4. IN. baltimore and Relay.
L2:oo N. baltimore aud Way Stations.
l;CO p m New York, PhllAdel phi1, Norfolk, Eli
colt City, Baltimore. Dinner at Relay.
S S::SS p m Baltimore, laurel .nd Relay,
S;40 p. m. BaltlWnrr, Frederick, and all lnterme-
diAte Way Stations.
4:l5 p. m. WinehesisE, Hager:town. Frederick.
s Ss,16S Of koGk S and Way statiOn'tvia
4;sS p m. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
-: p M m. s sst.ffm0re and Relay Rer,v
7:OO ,. m. Chic go, st. Louis Louisville, Cincin-
natl, Columbus. sanduSky, Deer Park,
berkeley Springs, Rockville, Hagsrs-
town. Pullman cars. Breakfast at
7:SOp. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
S;45 p M Pittsburg; Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
MlrtnsbuTg, Berkeley Springs, Cum
bertrand. Pullman cars.
1000 p. m. Baltimore and Way stations,
NJ, SUNDAY TRAINS.
"a a III and Way Stations-s:o a. m, !, <;45
For Baltimore and Relay-7:3O a. m, Sand 6:55
West-s:c5a. m. and7p. m.
All trains stop at VIaduct Hotel, Relay House sta
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ohlces, WASHINGTON station, and
for baEEage to be checked ard RECEIVED any point
in the city. THOS. X. SHARP,
L: N. COLE, General Ticket 4 gent.
GEO. $. KOOSTz, General Agent. je33-tf
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js-mwFGds Ut coLD sWgEFyILTIin ss, TrIs1ss.
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, Juy p, 1874 same ho"r.
GEORGE W. STlCKNEY,
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE

wAsHISGToN ARSENAL, June IS, 1874
VIII be offered for sale at public auction, COM
menrlng at 10 O'Clock m, on WEDNESDAY,
August s 1874, at this arsenal, n quantity OF gun
carriages, fire nglnes. bench vises, old machinery,
wagons, tools, large quaint ~ Of scrap metal, sc.
A catalogue Of the articles be sold will be fnF-
nished upon applcaI on 81 this SrseRA al the ord
nance agency, New York, or at the ordnance onlee,
Terms cash. Ten per cent. On the day OF sale, and
the remainder when the pTOlerIy Is delivered.
All stores will be required to be removed within
ten days from close Of sale. ..-
The Government reserves the right to refuse any
bid pot deemed satisfactory.
PackinE-Eoxes 10 be paid for at a stated price, to
be determ ned by the Commanding officer.
F. D. CALlESDER,
Lieutenant Colonel OF Ordnance, commanding.
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LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
- RAILROAD AND -ALEXANDRIA AMI

"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
- FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandria leave fonows:B, $685.
. y ~, II ]. T. s. $780, p. M, and m and
~ m; to Alexandria daily; all others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandria as follows: 6, Z, g.
9, 10 and II 2. m. La s. and7 p. N, and
r; m; nom Alsxandrta daily; all other trains
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
W ashtngtOn aud Ohio railroad. ..
Richmond Express ltayes washington az SEQ p.
GREAT s0TTTHFRS EXPRESS via Richmond,
leaves Washington I:SS p. m, daily, except sun
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale At the Office corner Sixth and Pennsylyana
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue,
where passengers can leave orders for baggage to
be checked at al hotels and residences troug to
destination. g., +. >. YOUNG
z. L. DUBARRY, superIntendent. mhgf-tI
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mys-wFMH&ds

STaE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED CN-
TIL TUESDAY. June n 1874. saEI- hour and place.
GEORGE W; STICKSEY, }Trustees.
-, M, John W. ALVoRD,
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StLnampagnes, ClSrstsi Liquors, &C.. &C., beinl
me entire effects OF the Russian Minister.
lyl9- LStarl DUNCANsON BRO5., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY LATINTER q CLEARLY,

Future Days.
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- AuchAoheela hno tteal Estate BrOherss
Southwest corner ofPennsYlvania avenue and Elk
enth street, Star Once Building.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Cards of FirSt-CIass Estab.
IishmentS in all branches of Busi-
ness I'm the District
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LARGE QUANTITY OF WINDOW FRAMES
SASH AND BLINDS: 1T AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, July ID, at II
O'clock, in front OF our Huot on rooms.
jyl6 DUNCANsOS BROS, Aucts.
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ions GoLDlN, sI9 Pa. ave. one doUreast orPcrry's.
PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERs.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD Co., 9lOHa. ave-. bet. 9th and
10th sis, Practical Plum hers and steHm and Gas
filters, and wholesale and retail Dealers in all
Ainds Of supplies appcrtRiniHg 10 the trade: 4
very large and select stock constantly on hand;
FL useful novelties received soon Out;
oT'Irrs from City or county for work or goods
- promptly attended o at Tie lowest rates.
Rot. <. SCOTT. 2IS Pa. az. hCt. 2lst and I'D
lBALY. Plumber. Gas 81 Fiji er, Is 9th ST.
PRINTING OFFICES.
GEaib~LY & SNODGRAs>. ~ Pa av., bet ~ / 9TH.
REAT. ESTATE AGENTS.
ECCEsE MIDDLETOS, GI3 18th ST., Up. Treas. Dept
RESTAURANTS.
JouN WELCKEP. 18th ST.. hct., .Y.ave. and h st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor. eth and L
sis: Spencer. President. send Tor circular.
Swing MACHINES.
}. NAEU, CgI'a. ave. Agent for Howe's new i'm
Prove sewing MsChlhes, which have no equal
SILTEE PLATERS.
hoEE.\ " IIrEIIASD, sJi y. ST., bet. 9Th and 9th.
STAIR DUILDEIlS.
BEJsI $ rUslrHREY. sta.c Euildcrs, cor. sth and
u streets. nCariaieni NE3Cc.
STAMPING BEPOTs.
HRS. LNrPHEcHT. 52ilth 81. Also, Dress-mSEing.
STATIONERY. &c.
BIN. +. FRENCH. Ga 18Th ST. under Nat HIctropol-
han Bank stationery, &C. specially.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
AIN. j. sHEFlEhD Co.. 9lo Pa. av., bet. 9Th
and Itth sts. see Plumbers and Gas Filters
TCEACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
j. " A. ACE. 80 llEh s.. tIi.. a,l 50 .I u. Y. W.
TRUNKS, &c,
F.l,,,rsS TAI. Fine Sole Leather a6I DTes
TrunEs. Vaiiscs, Travelling Bsgs.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
WI. ROCERs, 100 IIih ST. near Peaha. avenue.
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PAPER WAREHOUSES,

DOUGLASS MOORE, 3 9Th St, bet. - and Pa. ave,
PraCtiraIPaper-Hauger and upholstcrrr. Wal
papers, window shades, carpets, oil cloths, &c
u orders for work in either branch vi the trad
eNecuted with sklIl and dIspaLch Al lowest raLes.
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ETTHE ABOVE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. July >, IS7L same hour and place.
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NEUULNN % 7 IL 7 z II = u u" IN ~
PATENT AGENTS.

PATENT AGENTS.
P. h. VUoRHEEs, So 7th Il, Op. Post 0cl"e.
MUM co.. ($Sl. AMI cor. 9Th & Z, o.. ?. o.,
UIsurT q srd facilities for Patent DUsine-s.
KNILIIT BF0THERS 6T3 81. Ectr Patent Office.
r. 6. & A. /. LACEY, % I'm ST., OPP. P. D. Dept
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The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
spOn sbe bidder for all the envelopes snd wrApEer
the prices be calculated on the basis Of the num-
Der us I'd of the several grades during the last fiscal
yyhl rh WAS As follows:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

The Indiana Farmers Convention at
indianapolis nominated q State ticket,
aState Central Committee and plat.
form. The following resolution was
adopted 4 "Thatw tho farmers and
workingment Of Indiana, fully deter
mined to command due recognition,
adopt as an expression OF our sentiment
and purposes the name Independent.
Tho Illinois Farmers Convention met
at Springfield. A1esolution was adop.
ted thanking Gov Taylor, OF Wiscon.
Sin, for his acti6n in enforcing the law
against the exaetions of railfoad mo.
nopolies and expressing tho hope that
two years hence Illinois will have q
governor who would emulate his firm,
ness. A resolution declaring uncom.
opposition to further infia.
tion Of our irredeemable paper curen!
cy aud demanding h speedy return to a
standard OF value was tabled
by an almostunhnimous vote. A plat.
form was then adopted. The preamble
declares an independent political move,
ment needful inIbehalf OF the industrial
and other business classes ond in oppo.
sition to corporate monopolies.
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oyster Cullure IN Alme,rlcal.,L \

!, Frank Buckland, in Land and IHatcr,
says :-"As regards the cultivation OF
the EewrYork oysters themselyesI I
must again hold up warning hand to
American proprietors. { IL they go on
with the present system, the oysters will
shortly Erun short I protested, some
months baok, gainst burning the culch
old shells for limo, instead OF putting It
back TO catch spat and now find they
are selling their hr6ods attached to- the
parent shell. I have picked out speci.
mems from the tub ut SCOTS, at the top
Of tho Haymarket. On the two shells
Of ono edible oyster there were no less
than twenty-threespatS. In another case
Icounted q "clump." Two edible oya-
ters only were in this clump, but It was
covered oil over with spat $50 that for
the sum OF four cents, between thirty
and forty oysters were sold all at once,
only two being edible. The tub at
Scotts's was piled with examples Of this
/" economy" ! trust the American, oys., 4,
ter dealers will not take II amiss II i,
warn them that, II they sell their young
stock IN thiswasteful MANNER, they will
soon be suffering from an oyster
famine" ,f,i.-
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The U. 5. centte,snnIaalI ct,n ali lrIulIl.dnIpgs.. Ill.n s.ls

The Memorial Hall for the, Centen!1
nial is to be builtlwith the 81 800, ,000i
appropriated by the Pennsylvania Leg-i
islature. {, II will be used for the dist
play OF fine arts during the exhibition,
and will afterward be converted into g,
permanent museum. Tho structure!
while not at all imposing, will be grace
ful and pleasing, and more in harlaony5
with the landscape tlian would 5hayei
been the pretentious, ,pnblio.institu-
tion.like ediace, with its lofty cupola,J
which was at 6rst, proposed. In style
1t Is not unlike the pretty Cursnal in
the Stadt Park in Vienna, which oil
visitors TO the Austrian capital renem.
ber with pleasure! ItSilength will boz
1888 feet, width 191 feet, general lheight.R
90 feet, height OF pavilion 65 feet Ind
Of central dome, 125 feet. There will
be three main rooms, s83 ieet sgpaioI,
each, and q reception hall SO by G5 feet. =
The ceiling OF the picture galleries will
elusive Of the main hall, reception hall ,
and corridors, will fbe SO, 760 squRroS
feet. The material OF thelbpildilg isl
to DO granite, and 1t will be absolutely
f FL tht maia Palace, several plans
have been presented, and are awaiting
the decision Of the committee = The
tlrBtlplan is the modified and reduced
pavilion plan OF Messrs. Radfoyd and
vaux, which contemplates either q pa.
yilions, covering 161-10 acres, lor 81
pavilions,. covering 20 ncres. IN the,
first case the structnte wonli be 1,228
by 516 feet, and III the'lRst 1902 by 500
feet. lo iItpF 2 - pHF'ia ~ 40
The second plan is by the same
architects, and Is for o bdildingowith
three straight arcades 80 feet highhnd
! ! .575 feet long, under three spans Of
Engineer Petit of tile Commission
has d plan covering 1S acres Of ground,
with.a building 1888 feet long by 46i
feet wide. II has ave Htraishtswofk pm
yilions in the center the midtlle are
120 feet square and the four. others 100 q
by 100 feet, and from these extend
three shed1ike structures on each Of
two sides, With q length of. GOO feet'by
a width OF 1870. ? .'t7'''' 'es-
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rGeit,toniin .:ran,thber.

In the skin Of bird, where new
featheris to grow, there Is b little pit,
md in the bottom OF this MI elevation
or pyramid ; extending up one side Of
this pyramid is o groove, or ftrtow,
deepest at the base, and gradually
growing sballower until IL disappears at
The top; from each side Of this furrow
a great many smaller grooves extend
around to the other side, OF the pyramid,
and these also decreaseiin depth and
at last disappear Just Us they nre about
TO meet on the other side opposite the
large furrow., n The whole fTrrow Is
covered with skin, and the surface Is
made OF the same scales, or fattened
cells, that are found over the rest OF
the sufface bf the body but instead Of
falling of whenthey are pushed out by
the new ones below them, they become
united or welded to each other, 50 as to
form o horn cont over the surface OF the
pyramid with ridges on its lower or
inner surface, corresponding to the
grooves on the pyramid and, asj new
cells grow at the base, this coat or cast
OF tile surface is pushed upward till II
breaks OF It's thinheStfpart, which lis, OF
course, the smooth part without ridges
opposite the large furrow ;and them
as IL is pushed outward and fastened,
IL assumes tho form OF a feather the
ridge formed in the main ifuftow being
ths shaft, wliilo the casts Of the side
grooves form tho separate barbs Of the
vane! c When all the .yane has been
formed and pushed forward, the pyra-
mid loses its grooves and becomes
smooth, and the will now formed on its
surface, being Of the same thickness in
all parts, does not break, but remains
tubular, and forms the quill, which is
attached to what is left OF the pyramid.
A flngernail, or q hair, is formed from
tho same kind Of scales, o in the same
way, the process differing only in those
features which give TO each organ its
special character. Feathers, scales,
|hair, CLAWS, and nails, all are made alike
from the dead fattened cells crowded 10
The surface by the process Of growtn.-,I
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