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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-24
Aden,

ApsN, February 2s.-Mr Dillon, a
m 'inber ofthe Livings,ones search exped..
tion mas committed suicide. DR.. Living.
stone. remains were expected 10 reach
Hsn Iibsr on the goth inst.
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RIVER NEWS,

y t'ice OF Observation, Signal Service L. :.
| army. paily report OF the stage OF water,
with the changes for the ~ hours ending
| 2 O'Clock p. m. February -, 1874.
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TkhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
TIE LATEST.
WASlilSGTON'S BIRTHDAY.-HOW
1T WAS CELEBRATED.
TiiREEHUNDRED PERSONS AFLOAT
on A CAKE or ICE.
- ------r----
STEVE LOWERy, THE NOTED OUT
LAW SHOT AT LAST.
JIM MACE OFFERS TO FIGHT TOM
ALLEN.
WASHlSGTONS BIRTHDAy.-HOW
1T WAS CELEBRATED.
iGEEHUNDRED PERSONS AFLOAT
On A CAKE or ICE.
STEVE LOWERl, THE NOTED OUT
LAW SHOT AT LAST,
JIM MACE OFFERS TO FIGHT TOM
ALLEN.
Evansville,

EVANSVILLE, February 23.-Sinizich,
Rankin x Cos boot store burned this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL.
MRS. 4. n. GAFFNEY

MRS. 4. n. GAFFNEY
Takes pleasure IN announcing to the pub
lie that che has taken possession of this,
popular and convenient hotel on the Ohid
Levee, and that she has REFURSIsHED
and RENOVATED IL in many respects, and
is now prepared to accommodate tho pub
lie with good fare, good rooms, good beds.
and everything necessary to, and usually
found In flrst.clsss establishment.
Thankful for past patronage, che hopes 10
merit its continuance.
EeJ" Day bosrdcrs received at rcasons-
BILE rstcs. 52-l-20-l I'm
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EBeiow high water marx.
EDWIN Boom,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. :. 4
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Tzs Gazette has read q conmunics.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06
'Rbein- nab @o(tlsau.

Grier, Z. Aprif. Ser Griblins ma@t
N@ in unierm miloen Shnle i&on iebr BE.
meribar 8dume unb Strdu&er iomobl in
Der Stubt als ean3 beionSers bic prome-
nabeu. tuel&e nm bic Stabt fibren. Fnb
nit ienem bur&f&tisen. mobltbuenoen
@riu umiponnen. tuel4ss i9leierartis ,uie
Elm bellsriiner Glor Nqes umwebt. BON
ben 3arteiten 2nospen an bis 5u pouitdn.
big entmidelten 8ldttern tiinbst aQss
bas md&tise ~8erbe" Der auferitebuns
an.-wenn nur ni9t, ,pie i'm Yoriabre,
ipdte Ra&irSHe Die Sarten Refine ert0oten
unb bic bis istt 70 i9Sneu Soifuuusen aui
cine CUTE Obit- unb Beinernte abermals
perni&ten. 3wei Der Ra&tisalen. pel&e
BON ienieits Der Alpsn (ultra montes) be.
reits ju ans 3uradsslsbrt Rnb. baben I'd
felt seRern i'm @artsn bss bieRsen iatbo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06
Dubuque, Soma, Mittpo9 ben g. aRat 1874.

beiseseben uno Die giienbabneommi0dr
baben Die 3erreu i&on mores selebnt.
2eusnen tann man ni&t. oab man&e bic.
ier @eiese su weit Seben. aber es 1T gut,
bab bem Rob. mag es F9 au9 nod 70 &c.
paltis bdumen. Der 3aum anselsst mirb.
Sn 2ittle &od 1T aaes 3iemli4 rubis.
0ie 9ruppen baIten beioerieitis grereir-
ibunsen unS bic Ontel Sons Blauiaden
bewa&en ben Q. ct. Seri@tsboi. Oas
@ei&dft liest. tros Der Rube. sdn3li@ bars
nieoer. ba Su ieber 3eit Elm 3uiammenfob
itattfinben fann. Bagter unb 8roots ba.
ben ie 3tuei Nntudlte na9 Der 8unoesbaupt.
itaot sei&idt, nm ibre sesenieitisen Nn.
ipri@e Dor oem Yrdfoenten ins re&te
2idt su iteasp. albert Yit. unb griena-
tor Sobnion. Die 8srtretsr beg Serrn gar-
ter, baben ibre Arsumente Dem @sneralan-
lualt @illiams bereits idriftli9 porselest.
Sic iuden seltenb 3u MAIDEN, 6oB ibr
eltent re1tmaBl9 ertpdblt, uno bon Der
8eiebsebuns iotuobl als BON Dem Obcr-
seridte oes Staates anertannt iei, II. baB
oas 2reisseridt. auf oeHen gntideiouns
groofs feline Nniprii4e itibt. feline Suris-
oiction in Der Sade babe. 8roots binse=
gen bebauptet. bel Der @abl cine Maiori=
tdt BON tuenisit'ns Sebntauieno Stimmen
erbaIten Su baben, iein @esner ieood babe
Die 2ssislatur 9efauft uno ibn bur9 fal-
I3e Stimmsdbluns UNI iein Mmt betrosen.
Sauptiddli9 aber beruft ii4 8roots aui
bic gnti&eiouns oes 2reisridters gSbpt-
lod. Die BON teiner Weadt Der 8slt, es iei
benn i'm Dese Der 8erufuns an Den ober.
fen @eri9tsbof bss Staatss umseitp6en
tperoen tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06
Go,a0re6per6 r6au0 iu,.aeu.

eenat. gs wuroe elm @eies anse.
nommen. bab tein Document, uelhes in
ben Q. Staaten Dor Dem SUM 1865 aus=
Sefertist ipuroe. bebbalb unsiltis lei. neil
ibm ni&t bic seieslide Steuermarte an.
seilebt 1ei.-Oie Oebatten iiber hie 2oui-
Tana ,.eeei6lanse" sinsen uoran. 0as
bonn 9auie einseianote @eies, mona9 se-
tui1e unueraussabte Gonbs Sur 3abluns
bon ~8ounties" unb prieienssloern an
farbise Matroien uno Solbatsn permen.
bet uerben ioIlen, puroe ansenommen.
Sn Der eisuns pom q. Hpril, seba4te
Der Gonsreb in bert0mmli9er Beiie Der
@erbienite ieines turS porber perblidenen
Mitslieoes. gb. Gunner bur@ einen poi.
ienben 8ei&lub. Sir ben Antras bas
0eto bes prdfoenten su dberitimmen leg
ten "a Nann ibr gotum sesen 80 elm.
Hanse 3eit nabmen bic Reben dber Gum,
ner's gioilre@tsbill in Mnipru@. @alb.
burn bon 0saHa&uietts iiberrei9te feline
8eslaubisunsen unb tuuroe gum 9ite 3u-
sela1en.
Mb8eorbnetenbaus. Ansenom.
men wurbe bas @eieb. bas 500. 900 fir ben
Mntauf BON 2ebensmitteln fiir bic gotb.
bIrftisen in 9oui1ana bepillist.
auf Wilions Antras uurbe Der SuFij.
ausi9ub beauftrast Su ermitteln Of Der
Bunbesri9ter @torep BON Mrianlas ni&t
,pesen srober YFi4tperIetuns in antlase.
3uitanb su iesea iei. Yei DiseuiFon Oes
0inanjblbsets wuroen Dem s&atamt Itatt
100000 nur $1,000 fir 8riefmarien Be.
pillist. Ner,uorfen wurbe oas Mmenbe.
ment ben @pirituoien Mi@ern 81 Ratt IS
per Gag Su seben. 9erworfen ,uuroe Der
poiien fir bic gquipase bes Oberbunbes.
anipaltes.
9as Mmen6ement, ,pel9es bic Gonbs
fur Glub. u. 3afen.Y YerbeHeruusen. 2e t'
tbiirme unb esmiRe 0Hentli&e @ebduoe BON
Der Beitimmuns ausnimmt. bab Gonbs.
bic snei Sabre lang unueraussabt seblie'
ben itno. In ben Bunbesi@ab 3urddFiebsn
iollen. wurbe ansenommen.
Ra&oem nod einise anbere Mmenbe.
mente ansenommen, murbe bic Ginan5bill
ssnebmist. 2anse unb beftise Debatten
tpuroen bel @elesenbeit Der YiQ absr bic
@e&te Der einsebornen unb nataraliirten
Dlrser sebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-06

anjumobnen. Sn peri9ieoenen Ortjdaf.
ten muroen bic ruiFi9en @eiitli@sn uon
oem 8olie sefteinist unb in gralif mebrere
Offijiere uno Gemeine nit 5eusabeln uno
Steinen psrpunoet. 9as Nilitdr feuerte
auf bic Biberlpenftieen unb t6btete piele
6erielben.
Sn Dem Dorfe Yrotulin fanben dbnli9s
Sjenen itatt. BORT tuuroen mebrere 81.
fjiere unb uiele Gemeine set5btet uno 81
gauern nieoersei4oHen.
Sic @efdnsniNe in sieolee (53 Reilsn
BON Bari4au) unb in pielen anoeren
Stdoten ino nit 8erbaiteten sefllt. absr
aud bic Rnute uuroe ansemanbt. Yisle
Der 8erbafteten ,uuroen ioslei9 iummarii9
beitrait. Sic Ndnner empins.n fanf5is
uno Die Bsiber fiinfunoSwanSis streide.
Sa islbit Sinoer erbieIien ie sebn Strside.
Rein alter. tein @ei9ledt uuroe seidont.
Grauen, tueldbe li9 belonoers bsitis sesen
Den ibnen auiselesten 3pcns sedubert
batten, erbielten biz Su $50 9nutenbiebe.
uno ,uas iast Die lieberalc Yrsiie oiesisits
uno jenieits bss Oceans sessniibsr bisien
@rduel? Sat fe Elm @ort oes Saoels?
Nein, aud niht Elm eiusisss. ga, ,pdrsu es
Snoen ODER 6reinlaurer. iollte man oas
Salob b6ren, abet 10. bah! Sas oumme
Bolt, uarum Mil es oenn ni9t in ruiTIde
&ir6en?
Ser bo4w. Sildof Som yital De
Oliueira bat am %. MdrS pc mon i'm
in oas Sort ST. Suan i'm Saisn BON &io
bra4te. ieine oieridbrise Strafbaft tbat-
id&lid ansetrsten. Nppsqation an ben
8aiier bat er ni9t einselest u. paro oaber
am II. Mdr; oas ersanssue llrtbsil bon
Der Supreme Court beitdtist; am ielben
Gage ieoo9 uermanoelte Der 2aiIer bic
iiber ibn perbdnSte uieridbrise 3manssar.
belt in einfa3e &efdnsnibbaft. Die er in Der
6eituns BON Santa grua mo- man cine
@obnuns fir i'm berri@tet, su perbiiben
bat. es wiro Der Hesieruns bisrour@
Die llnannebmlidteit CO eripart. einen 10
bo@ftebenoen Yrdlaten in bic StrdHinss-
jade jutleioen u. tuie einen semeinen Der.
BREEDER bebanoeln 5u miNen.-Sas Sort
Santa Gru3 liest in bem unteren 9bsiIe
oes Safens BON Rio.
8ii&of 2aeerba bon Rio. io,pie Der gr5-
bii&of BON Bahia MAIDEN iein Ssbl aus
ibren AnF@ten iiber oas 0orsebsn Der Re-
sieruns ober pielmebr Der Greimaurer bon
Rio sesen 8iihof Oliusira. Ser gr,bi.
i4of beionoers bat in einem YroteIti9rei.
bem, ,uorin er bic Worte teinesuess auf
Die 8OIbuase leste. ieiuen Gefiblen beut.
li&en Nusorud seseben. mosesen 9om
2aeerba in ieinen Yrsoistsn Den Geliten
bes gdiarismus uno Der Jreimaurer ener.
Gid su 2eibe sebt unb allen rslisi6ien Ns.
ten f& fern bdlt, an oenen Der 2uiier Sbsil
nimmt.
9as griminalusrfabren sesen Den
bo&p. 8ii9of BON Yara 1T na9 mie Dor
in Der s9webe. Sic betreifenbsn aeten.
itide wuroen Der Supreme Court einse.
rei&t unb slaubt mon. Sab bieislbs einsn
Saftbefebl sesen Jpn srlaKen tusrSs. Ra.
tirli4 beitebt bod Der sanje Oberseri9ts.
bof aus 8ribern 6es @4ur3ians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-11
ID 4 y ID

cSS11LLIhS. February 10th, a. 10 o'clock, JOHN
SSLblnc ,. aeed 81 years, native q the County ~
uer1ck, Ireland, parish Ask atsn, ard resident a
Washington Tor the last twenty three years
MS mineral VIII take place from hts late rssi-
osnce, a2S Sd street, between @ street ami ssss-
ehusrits avenue, northwest, o.. THURSDAY, 81 5 n
N. The hiends Of the deceased are all invited 20
his funeral
CAMERON. In Georgetown, on the Iotb inst .
Mrs kARAH A. CAMERON, relict OF The late
Cherles y. Gene ron, In the SOth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her son, 9S Congress street, ct O'Clock on Friday
afternoon, the 18th instant. Friends are respect
inlly invited 20 attend. Baltimore Sun and Viz
einla Free Press please copy.I
CkOGHAN. On the morning Of the lOth instant.
sAkAH OROCHAN, beloved wife Of the late jobs
CIogban, aged 80 years.
Her funeral will take place from No. 32s vir-
GINA avenue southwest, on THURSDAY, ct d. IN.
Friends OF the family are invited.
DEWITZLEBEN. Suddenly. in Detroit, Mich
igan, Feb. 10th, ISABELLA, wife Of A. De Witz-
lebsn, and eldest daughter Of Frederick and Klizs
Cndlip, q WsshiDgton.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GOODRICH. On Tuesday mornine, FEB lOth
sitter Q ebert and painful illness, LEWIs b coon.
RICH, IN the 10th year OF his age
FrieDos and relatives Of the family are invfte6 A.,
attend the funeral, which viii take place on Thur
day, February 18th. AZ O'Clock D. m from the rs-s
Morning papers please copy
BYAN. On the 10th instant sftsr . ,ro,o,..x
sick ness, ULIA, the beloved wife OF Msrfin ~.
years. 49, -
The funeral viii take place from his re.,a.,o.-
a;osn street, THURSDAY, the lab instant. al )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-11

A kTIIIOIAL STONE WORKS, $50 g street
"A northwest, between 9Th and 7th streets. We are
ons q ana ~ RssG h.f tss price q
ESt66kktAS W, SSTnERs' G4RIHS PLATI9RM,
LIZ VI HOuskS, manufactured under Pelletiers
pssens o. Artincal Stone, equal, not superior, 70
ns f1o lone me- 10 power Of Jssssanoe sssinst brsak
''as ees s geo. W. oi:.si and h vi ssleaSssH
ZONE CHOOSES TO DRINK ALCOHOLIC
= cfIklT6, say our Temperance men and women,
let be at least pure article. II IL we'll known
Iscf TO Iude. that pure goods does not come from
TIE large ofstfiierfee, rectffy ing, compromising
ents turning out Thousands Of barrels OF
maeraoie stun but from the country manufectu-
rers, making few hundred barrels par yeer, along
the mountain streams of Peunsyl vsnfa, Maryland
and virginia, by the old-fAshioped process. These
lister have In stole for sale, sreyasfesd as 70
piufy, 9Sd 40 gaseg prioes 20 make believe
T'H!s 70 70 9IyE NoII0I, Ih c the sge:criSsr
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
OF administration the pefsonal eseate OF JOHN w
BADEN. late OF Washingfon city. d. O.. de-
ceased. All persons having eIaims against the ssid
deceased hereby varnedto exhibit the same win
tho vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or Sefors
thu 9Th day Of January next: they may otheFv5se
By Law be excluded from al benefit of the asis -.
taie Gwen under ny hand, this 9Th day OF enuary
1An]s" tAdminiptrstrtx.
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

Others rhoni IL MAY concern. -' ~
The United States Centennial Board of Finance
I'LL na Proposals. for the supply Of Lumber,
certain works required in the erection OF the IAN
nxnnp.Hon BIiiding, covering 50 acres, in Fair.
Plans snd specifcations for the same may be seen
on ana a,tsr February 9TH 1874 ct the Once Of the
Oente pniM board OF Finance, No, 9OA Walnut
street Philadeiphs and sealed bids, in Conformity
Win the sIecineations, viii be received for the
aLy sd, 1874. at the same place.
Intormation = to the nature and extent of the
tets nesen. VAUx RADF0RD, No. ITO
JoHH WELSH, President.
FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary.
ppreved. ~ SscSaH IA m
!snze-uAtnzW Director General.
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\ THK SUPREME CoURTOF TgE nTsTtIG-

1i.a'Ht SPsctdL Term, JaHsary Zth IS4
IL case q 2. n. Lineaveaver, executrfx of
, ntEiS = y LlNkAWEAYER, deceased ths a, a.
nr.n,a Ga ssa pas, with the appreciation OF ths su-
Sn,snSsa y 9, The District Of Columbia afore ssid
foor fhe a. :. iOhSDAf, February 34fh, A D. is74'
poaai a.1.ss nt and distribution Of the per
hand a. fsr SAC deceased, and Of the ss-sts In
- lI - the same have besn eoii.~f..S - -.
81 hi INC mspey when and where an ths erss sna
80 OF sad deceased are nosif - - 100
WI their claims properly vouehss 81 :, Ia s'snd,
dseesssd s.ats % from ali benefit il said
Igo shed once week for three week. ms srdsr be
ning stSF previous 90 the said aav "a tne I've
Jsa2s-u-9' A. WEBsTER. kasi.ssr' ., yv,,,-
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RAILROADS.
LORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE
FEBRUART 1sr, ASIA,


FEBRUART lsr. ASIA.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500 o. m, Baltimore and al Way stations.
6 90 2. M, Point OF Recks, Piedmont, azerstown,
6As :. m, BsltinOTe, Annspoiis. Piedmont and all
500 .. m. New York, Philsdslp hia. Boston, Bal.
tlmOre. Laurel and Relay.
sla an. PIttsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati. Louis
Ing snS the Ws, RsshSIs TFsSs5.k sos
$50 e: m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
1000 .. M, Baltimore and Relay only.
1900 m, Baltimore, Ellioott City and all Way
100 p m, New York, PhiIadslph is, Norfolk. Bal.
$50 p Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagtrstown, Winehester and all intermediate
$40 ?: m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
, SOP. 20. Point of Books, Frederick and all Way
as p. m, Bal more, Annapolis and all Way Sta
$40 p. NJ, Philadelphia snd Baltimore. Supper at
7.45p. m, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, louis
Vile, 81. Lonis, Oolum bus, Ssndusky, Wheel
ing and the West. PWll'nlH Cars. BrslkfaS
50 D. m, Baltimore and all Way stations.
800 m, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
I1.30 p m Baltimore and all Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
co. ass, so, 7.4s, SO, 9 90 and L 80
Al 7iaiaS Stop a, Viaiu', Hos', Relay Hopss S,a
IRON.
For further Information apply a. the Baltimore
A. 4 Ohio Ticket Offices, " ashiugton alton, and
40 PeDDay snia avenue, where orders will be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received at
any point In the city.
THOS. r. SHARP, Master OF transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
feo2 GEO. b. kOONTZ, Gen1 Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
4 TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WAsHTN6TON, December Is, 1878.
Trains between Washington and New York are
FOE NEW YORK, eiihoK, chang. Of ra-,
Leave daiIp, except Sunday, at 500 A. III. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily, except sunday, at 500 A M and
LOO, $50 and SEQ P. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York At . 90 p IL and PhiIadeI.
phis at $50 and y :OOP
Through tickets to PhiladelphIa, New York or
Boston can be had az the Station Office at all hours
10 the day also, at the Company ONCE, 4sa Penn
tylvania avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue ONCE
can there arrange to have their baggage called for
and checked at their residence, taken to the depot
and put in the baggage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
oils end the West.
THOS. K. SHARP, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, Agent at Washington.
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sRIEEER-GIBBs. February 9th, in Framing.
s s1T; s'ss. SHIFT * kes l. & Eastman, JT MI
Mis- SARA II. GIBBS, % birmingham, Mass >
WB1TE-sULLlNAN On the sth instant BY
The Rev. father NJ CURE, az 81. AlOysius Church,
MICHAEL WHITE 20 Miss BRlDCLT eUILI.
VAN, both tf W A. hiI eton
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

TO BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEHWYi ENGLAND
tHRo0GH SETWEET WASHINGTON
r.. wLTA6GGTy cH IN sG 81 CARS.
sIegan Equipment on this line is and Of the mo
PpggLLLMAN P1HI OK CARS ON DAYTRAIN
PULLMAN PhhtI M ~ sTtsE s1EaN CARS ON
TIA ISSHsgfps Gsi0s sI u ~
aepoe Of ths B hPSi sn
i Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of 9th and
., FAST LINE, leave ashington sos a. m daily.
Leave Baltimore at sIs q. m. daily, except Sun.
Lsays West Philadelphia at 1852 p. m. daily,
Arrive at New York at 4:y5 p. m. daily, s1cep.
RICHMoND EXPRESS, leave Washington at
iiIS p. n daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:3s .. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at sos IN. daily, e,-
Arrive at New York at 1910 .. m. daily, excep,
LIGHT ExPBEss, leave W ashins,On at SOS
Leave Baltimore .. le;4s p; N, daily.
Arrive at New York at D q. m. daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
taa Lac, leave New York at am
E.es@csd EzS!sss, Y leave New fO TX a, Pm.
arrive at w ashngton at / :0S D. m,
Ntsht Express, leave New York at 3 p. m.
Arrive at W Washington at 6:l3 Q. m.
connections are made in New Yerk with steamers
On Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
calf roads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
rosa, Erie Hallway, and steamers on Hudson River
rare as low rs by any other route
bsggage called for and checked ct hotels and pri
gate residences on orders left at the following oces
where tickets and information can be obtained =
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave. north.
sast corner 9th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
STATION Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 9th
ana Streets. ED. 8. YOUNG,
raj
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10y LATIMER OLEARf,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. and llth str eet
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
EkI1 On NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
shCOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST
- BY virtue OF q deed OF trust TO the under
Sss signed. dated May 5th, 1873, and recorded in
ALlber NO ~, folio IFS, we win sell at public
spetiOr, on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th DAY Of feb
Iuary, D. lati at IA O'Clock p m, part of Lot g.,
ms square 15, fronting % feet inches on north d
street, and having depth Of 100 feet, with the i'm.
pIoVemerts, being house No. 205 street n e.
Terms: One third cash; residue in equal nav
nents ~ and IL months with interest from DAY Of
SALE sale; eysnsjng at purchasers cost, sleO de-
FRED W. JONES, rru.,.,
JOS. Il. EDISON, iruSSoa'
Jan!O-d LAT1MER CLEARY, Aucts
VALUABLE Properly ON CAPITOL HILL
AT AUCTION,
ny virtue of Gee1 =. s:,.ot GO me- dated the 22J
sSy Janusry, 1873, and duly recorded in iber 7OS,
3llo ., one OF the land records of the county of
Washington, ID. o.. and by request of the party Sc
euredthereby, will sell, at public auction fn front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the l 7th of FEB.
%, in square 725. N'
Terms made known Oh day OF sale.
r U. q. BJ RR, Trustee
IeoI-u JUS. r. KELLEY, Auct.
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by JAMES Z. WAUGH,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Corner Of 18th and streets.

TRgsIIEs SALE OF a Tw0,sToRY BRIoK
HOUSE AND LOT -FR0NIING ON I, BIZ
TWEEN s9 AND Ara STREETS NORTH
- b, virtue of deed Of trust, dated Sd day OF
December, A. ID. 1879, and duly recorded IN
- liber No 7o7, folio So, one Of the land records
for washinston county, in the District q oOlun:
shall sell At public suction, on MONDAY, the 9th
day Of February, A. ID lGl, In front sf the prem
parcel Of ground situate and being in said etty Of
Washington, and known and deeignated on the
Psts Of said city e lot numbered four (D in the
ssnr, OF lets numbered ,, two faj, twelve ilsl
hna ssrs OF Ten iol ana eleven lll, In s9usre mum
foot alley ~ '"''e VI 'e''' " On
Terms: One;half cash; baianos In 6 and Il mopths,
Ior notes bearing interest Ct 10 par cent and &C.
enIso oy deed OF trust the Dreisss, or AL cash
a. me option Of the purchaser. All convey ancins
OF SALE and the terms Of sale are plied With
within ave days after the day Of sale. the trustees
reserves the right TO resell the property q the risk
and cost OF the defaulfiDR purchaser By sdyerl1eg
inston city. y;9. scKEtpHE,v rrssssss.
febl,n ,&l4-a JANIS .. WAUGH Auet
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10y JAMES 4. WAUGH,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner 18th and streets.

TBgsTEEs SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
ENfEITTTrkN L AND n sfkEErs SoRrHH'
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated 18th Sen
E: tember, A: ID. 1873, and duly recorded in liber
- No. Isl folio 2l9, etc, one Of the land records
ior Ne hlngton county, in the District Of Column
bis, and by direction Of the holder of the notes Sc
SnTen hereby, shsn sell, at public auction, on
IukSDA1 the 18th day Of February, A d is74
IN 'front.' q the premises, at O'Clock D. m all that
eenain piece or parcel OF ground. known and desg-
nAfeo a. Lot b, in A. Beamans recorded subdi-
vision o. lot eleven, square numbered thirty
Terms: Three hundred dollars cash; balance in
monthly nstaIlmens of $50, with intere 4 AZ 10 per
cent, epd secured by deed Of trust the preini-
es or all cash. ct the option Of the purchaser SJO
Gown on the day OF SALE and If the terms of sale are
not complied with within five days the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property ct the risk
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser BY advertise
ing three times In some newspaper published in
Washington city.
EDwARD N LEWIS, Trustee.
feb6-eo5t JAMES 4 WAUGR, Auct.
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NOrICH Second esd CiofhinS Bought end
~ Sold. VIII Dey fair prizes Tor second -hsnd
mail, 10. sl1 d strsss, sss.ssn Sh and Ion
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1HE sUFKE 81 fGS099TTEETs93F THE DISTRICT

hsd'sEa Sp.c,al Term. JaHEayy Eh, 1874.
o. Id ID The case o. james w Decide, executor OF
IhlhVMAS BROWN, deceased, the executor afore-
hA, with the appreciation Of the Supreme Court
ES pDistriet OF Columbia aforesaid, appointed
ss,fsOAf. February -, A. ID. 1874, for the final
thss and Of the assets In hand as far a.
~ lave been collected and turned into money
s ana y here all the creditors and heirs % sai1
nrSnsSI are notined 20 attend, with their q aims
49,. soucheq, OF they may otherwise by law be
60 rom AL benefit in said dece asedis estate.
49, 80, seopy o. this order be published once
70 IN. 80 a., week N the Evening Star previous
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THEORIES DIsPRovRD-The San Francis
Bulletin says that recent discoveries OF the IRE
eious metals have disproved the theory of Ger
lam geologists, that the country west Of the
hocky mountains is divided by nature into
various metalliferous and eraI-bearine beIts
or zones, 10 each Of which is assigned a partic-
ular class Of deposits, none of which can he
expected TO occur largely outside the specioc
peit 10 which IL was supposed TO belong Thus
the system Of mounsains that make M the coast
range, was considered the peculiar realm or
ssphaltum, PETROLEUM, coal, and Quicksilver:
The westerly declivity OF the Sierra Nevads
wss set apart for gold, narrow band Of cupi-
ferrous ores having been permitted to traverse
us base, while the easterly side Of these noun
tains was made the special home of silver thia
metal alternating with gold, lead and copper-
bearing belts in the desert regions beyond.