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How rHE IsTrRviSwEks wkar soLo.-Ths
Brooklyn reporters recently met their mat. in
Judge Troy, who was pestered b. them tor an
"intervfew" on tie everlasting subject O. the
great scsncsl" Ne cot rid OF the irnpcrtani-
ties OF the elsmotous gang by teluag taem that
AZ they would cell ~ he once a. ? p m. tEey
would be furnished with his statement" Farh
OF the reporters thereupon asked he respective
city editor 20 retain room Tor ian itr pOrt ant
development that afternoon. When they called
NJ The appointed time. the Judge took IRON the
sale book, whose pages he began 90 turn over
The Brooklyn I MON tells the rest OF the story
as follows: "He called them about him. They
thronged around him like hie- about a sugar
ca<k. lmpressively he pointed 60 tAa yellow
page between lo4 and los OF the Rrooktyn Di-
rectory, and these cOnnding reporters read a
statement OF Mr.. n. W. n, comneDdins a
range she bad used for year or t~o. Silence
tel on that august assemblsge. They we're sold
They were badly, horribly, most cruelty sold
Tusch opened MP has mouth aud laughed ions.
but suddenly he stopped. he recollec.ed IN a
letter about holding space lie sprsng for the
foor with the stride OF q giraffe. indeed he
looked like one as he disappeared. The rest
we're seized with the same idea, and in = mo-
ment the room Was empty OF all save Judge
Troy, who proceeded 60 al u with hearty
laughter over his successful joke on the re-
pOrtere."
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EsrABLIs II Q 3 Issl
lNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Rnlf,arn Srer,nI 3

HotdtSr Sgeesdt ILm, Axssst 25th, la4.
Of JOHN L. SMITH, deceased, the administrator
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
aid. sppointed TUESDAY, &c ptsmeer 18th, A. D:
liza, for the nnal settlement And distribution OF
the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the a
setst n hand, far the same have been collected
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 20
VIII Their claim, properly vonchea, or they may
aeeeescdr estate: Provided, COPY Of this order be
puonsned once Q week for three Weeks In The Even
ausS-wA A WEBsTeR. Regiscsr Of wills.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
-, - hs. sosAined from the Supreme Coart Of the
tsrs q sdnints,rstisn ON he psrsonal es:ass OF
IVAN HUGH -, late Of wsanrnzton CITY, D.
the said deceased srs hereby warned to ex-
hihif tee sane, sifh the voachers thereof, to the
next; they nay otherwise By lax be sxcludsd from
al bsnsa; u he said sstsse Given under my hand
aus2-s .. aILLs DIAN, AdministEstoE.
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4 NCHOK LINE. -
~ PASSAGE RATES EDUCEDE6633
hLW YORK AND GLASGOW S4E
FAVORITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
passenger Accom- odations Unsurpassed
SIEAMER EVkRY WEUNESDA AMI
SATURDAY.
from PIERS 70 AND u NORTH River, n.
re GLASGOW, LIYERPOOL, LOND0N
DEhRY. QUEBNSTOWNO OR BELFAST
CatIL goo to 500, according to Accommodation
Cabin return Tickets Issued at reduced rataa
NIEkMhDIATE 9SS. sTEERAGB els
IrQts tsSHsdJ Tor any dD7oHnt at iotcs q ra:ss
For Tickets or further Information, spply to
MISS ANNIE x. HUMPHKEYS,
m sSO 10th street, near Pennsylyanfa ayenua
orto CAHMAOk O9., Haas street w .
eSm,w,f-6m near Treasury Deptt. Washtnrfnn
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DRoPOsALs FOR TILIEG AND FLAGGING
l. For THE TERRACEs, APPROACHES
AND SIDEWALKS, &C, or THE SOUTH
WING OF THE NEW STATE, WAR aNO
NAVY DEPARTMEET5' BUILDIN0
WASHINGTON. Dc
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREAETRY DRPARTMRNr

g. WASHINGTON, ID. c., August Is, 1874. \
reared Prop sails will be received az this Office
nLtli IL IN. OF the Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874, for
Iurhis nlBg and delivering at the cite of the new
state, var and Navy D. partmeRts' bull ding, ash
instSn. ID C., al. the Thing ard FlsCging required
ior the Terraces, Approaches ard Sidewalks, &C !,
OF the south wing Of the building. a. called for by
the tchedule, ard described in the specific ations
Office. - Nv 'ii'7
Bidders must submit q sample Of the material they
propose to fGI MI along With their bid.
ray ments Will be Uiade on the delivery and &C
ceSnce OF materials, deducting 10 per cenium until
the onpletion Of tbs contract.
All Dlds must De accompanied by q penal bond Of
Two ponstble persons in the sum Of ye thousand
uUiIars, (S5y0GO,) that the bidder will accept and
perCrm the contract il awarded him, the sufciency
OF the security TO be certified by the United States
Judge, Clerk Of The United States Oonrt the Dis
resides. " o1Noi
The Department. reserves the righ' TO reject any
or all bids IL it be deemed for the interest of the
Government to do so, AID any bid that 10 not made
on the printed form to be obtained at this ONCE and
does not cenform In every respect TO the require
msnts OF this advertisements, will not be considered
neither Will any proposal be received from parties
Who are not themselves engaged in the Tiling aud
Fleggins trade, aud who have not the necessary
fsellliie- Tor furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be enclos,d in q sealed envelope
addressed to A B. mUELETT
augIJ- l1 Supervising Architect.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
'biLADhhhrhtA, ALExAEDRlh, VA, " Asl

SAILING
stom fisr y, North Wharyes, Phil ~~A
DEDA1, At 15m ax7s.3aE4k78
From 81 wstor street, Georgetown, d. O., MON
JAY and FRIDAY. st p. N.
This line connects .. Philadciphia with "Olyder
Iron Line" Of steamers tcr Providence, Boston anf
bis line: HYDE, Agent fer ID. Of u.
uirpE CO., Philadelphia.
u. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. AROE, - Congress strees, Boston
Ireights delivered ~ Knc-h Express. Or
oue, or .: the steamer wharf VIII Be promptly st
ended 70. a11-tH
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M AZ ri En-

oLEMAE-HI0sMaH On Tuesday evening,
september list, 81 clock IA the 18th street Pres
Cleveland, Ohio, 20 Mics AMELIA A. Il. aIOK-
MAI, Of this city. The marriage ceremony wss
that church.
DUBANT-BRAEDNER. By the Rev Father
mcCarty, September 81. 81 the Church Of the ISn-
nsculsEe Conception, Nm. n. D6BANT 10 81 Ia
ANNIE THEBksA BRANDNER.
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ESY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer,
40 64l Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING; LOT ON &
6TREET. HLTWEEN l4IH Ann la ru

VERY DEsIBABLE BUILDING LOT ON L
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
"a On FRIDAY, September the 4tb, AZ 6 O'Clock
very desirable property known Lets B and
q, In Lcomis' subdv siop OF original lot numbered
hfteen Us IN square 49, fronting about 81 feet on
the s. nth side OF l. street, between 18th and 20
streets northwest with depth Of about I46 feet tc
an alley. this pre- perty is well located on gooc
paw street, and well worthy the attention Of pur
ehssers.
Terme OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in three
and six mouths with per cent interest secured BY
deed Of trust. deposit of 100 required when the
the purchaser.
1MMEDIATgLY AFTER ABOVE SALE
will sell fart OF lot No. 80, in square No. 100
fronting 10 9l2 feet the west side Of 20h street
be-, l. and III streets northwest, by depth OF
l8S .9-l2 feet to 80 foot alley. Terms at SALE
aug29-d THOM AS BOWLING, Auct
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THs Fool CBICKKN-A Singular Biri-The
"foOl chicken" is a singular bird, found in the
upper portion OF the North Fayette valley aud
in northern Idaho. IL IL about the size and
nearly the form OF q small pigeon, light brown
body and dark brown wings snd back ana ia
reader 70 run than TO fly. IL will allow A very
close approach 70 IL without trying 90 escape,
and many OF them are killed by the stroke OF q
stick few feet long; hence 10 IL called the
fool chicken'-it being fool enough 20 stand
and be killed when II might readily get out of
harms way. Its nesh Is said TO be equal 70
partridge or grouse; but We tried 1t aud found
IL TO much inferior-it being less Juicy, less
tender. and not near 30 delicate or ps,atable.-
Portland OTeo0pl Rtflfsffa.
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A STERN"P AREN'T" the marri pes
in this county last month was one of a youth
aged seventeen TO m alden Ia iy said to be about
twenty years his senior. In obtaining the Ia
cense, however, the young man told q q fiierent
was OF age and she few years older As soon
as the father OF the youth learned OF the mar
rage, he took his progressive offspring under
ms paiernsl csre-tn palmer words, be marched
Inn rome, and Is keeping him there, leaving
the wife TO spend the honeymoon alone. What
VIII be done in the case further along remains
TO be seen.-CumbsrIaRd Nsarg.
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THR BODY on BURBAKER REcovRRxp.-It
will be remembered by our readers IN at one day
last week q man named =. L. Burbaker went 70
the frst police station and gave himself m;
slso letter. In which he charged himself with
perjury and also with having n several times at
tempted 90 commit suicide. He Wa held until
the next day ami discharged. aud on the even
ing OF that day he was seen By q policeman
crossing the Shockoe creek hridc !, bat no Stten-
ton was paid 90 him; subsequently, his clothes
we're found on rock In the river, and letter
saying that would be the last that he would
ever write on earth. Since that time no one his
ever seen him until yesterday evening ahOnt
halt past four O'Clock, when the private watch
man AZ the Chesapeake and ohio railroad wharf
discovered body floating IN the river, aud on
pulling lt ashore IL was Identified that OF Bar
baker. Justice r. q. Lsrus, Of the county. had
jury summoned aud held an inq uest, but not h :
ing more than the above was ascertsined. The
clothes be lett were sent for and put on him
aud be Was buried az the expense OF the county.
KiChmond EreniEg Journal 3lst EFT.
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MECHANICAL WosDER.-A German Jewell
ct of Amsterdam, New York, named Schroeder,
has completed a piece OF mech anism which he
claims surpasses anything OF the kind in the
world. liz IL a miniature mechanical CITY, being
twenty feet long by fifteen feet wide. There are
houses, castles, churches and stores in IL, Just
as they appear I'm almost any European city.
People walk and ride about. Horses and
wagons and railway cars pass through the
streets. Boats pass up aud down the river
the docks. Mills are In motion. A fountain
plays in public park and q band of musicians
nils the air with melody. There are also forts
with soldiers parsding about them, blacksmith
shops with artisans at work in them, and
pleasures gardens with people dancing in them.
As IL IL designed for public exhibition, il NIGH
be well for our Exposition managers 10 look
after II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

DID YOU EVER HEAR OF cucumber toast =
lt II prepared as follows: Pare and slice length
wise, medium-siZed cucumbers, in cuts a
quarter of an inch thick. Rinse in cold water
dip each slice singly in -four, and put them into
adllpping- pan, using for material 60 fry them
In, the gravy i'm which either beefsteRk, veal
outlet, or mutton chop has been cooked. Fry
bTiskly until the slices are \ light brown on
each side. Have your bread toasted, buttered
and close at hand. Slip the slices OF cucum-
Der hot from the pan between slices OF toast
and serve at once.
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EVENING STAR.
Remarks by Mr. Bailey. Of the Dan
bury News. about the Royai Fam

bury News. about inc Royal Fam
Inc house OF the Prince OF Wales and his
OF the same square Is that OF the Duke OF Edin-
burg and his wife, the Grsnd Duchess Of Rus.
STA There have been newspaper reports TO the
as prejudiced Englishmen iuelegantly term
her-was dissatisfied with this place Of resi-
0ence. 4 don't see why she should be discon-
tented. III che thinks this is poor place, she
Erie canal. The royal family IL close together.
just above IL Buckingham Palace, the resi-
deDce of the Queen. With her live the Princess
Beatrice Prince Arthur, who IL Duke OF Con-
a Duke. The royal family live happily be-
live. Photographs Of the Princess Of Wales
dsDcIng her children on her back are on sale.
This is not .'pat on" She IL an smisble lady,
lsh are yOy fond of her. The Duke OF Edin-
burg wear q striped shirt, and he generally
photographed with one leg over the back OF =
chair, which imp2rts grace and majesty 20 his
lite attitude with General Washington when
being photographed.
Iwss in a crowd in Cheapside, the other day,
when the Duke and Duchess drove by to attend
scores of the English run along with the car
rage, on both sides, and almost put their faces
into the windows in their eagerneSS 20 scan the
features OF their beloved royalty. How differ
Sut are the Americans. They would have stood
on the walk lac a row OF dummies, and never
thought 10 have poked their noses into the car
risge Window 4 sometimes think oar people
W Ii never learn good breeding. The Duchess
Is girl OF seventeen, with very red cheeks aud
hall roo m expression; and ne is a big fellow
WITH coarse mouth, and sleepy eyes, but good
looking withsl, and having = fnely cultivated
ar for profanity.
OF an Insurance agent, Dean Stanley tells me-
London Letter 20 DdRbHry NstCS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

AN OBTUsR English critic has again been de-
ceived by the volatile American humorist :"
Our readers probably remember the grave au-
nouncement which has freely circulated in the
newspapers lotely that Mr.. Bsysrd Taylor as
discovered during his recent English travels
the letters which passed between Joseph aud
Potiphar's wife. The writer OF the paragraph
alluded to the fact that only 'sone side of the
story" was known, and expressed the hope
that "Mrs. Potiphar's statement would now
be heard" The London Academy takes the
jest in earnest, and says condolingly: at is
easy to see how this rumor may have arisen,
viz, from certain reeenrblances to the stery of
Joseph in the Egyptian novel first translated
by De Rouge. Anyhow, We fear the enter
prisiDg editors OF the Americans papers will be
disappointed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

CHANGED CoLoR.-This morning a young
lady took a little child who Is AFFLICTED with the
whooping cough TO the gas house, that the little
one II lght have the benefit OF the escaping gas
from tie purifiers. Dr. Allen placed the young
LADY and the child at the lower end OF the puri-
Ter, and, when he removed the top, and the gas
arising from the lime came In contact with the
young lady's face, her skin commenced turn
ing yellow, ard finally assumed dark hue. As
the same effect has never been produced before.
the doctor thinks the young lady must be in the
preparations now in vogue for keeping the COM
plexion clear, and the action of the gas upon
those chemicals effected the result here given.
The lacy made every effort to remove the dark
color with soap and water, but without avail
She had 70 come through the city looking like a
dark mulatto-Dubugue 7sleOrdpk,
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1874.
FROM wAsHTNGrOy CIV

fkOM WASHINGTON CITY.
49, - ms Baltimore and WAY Stations.
Nay Stations en- Main stem, aud washin stOn
$50 m, baltimore end Relay.
zoo .; m, sss l1ra, Philsdeiphis, Boston, Bal
Osam'' Cbieaso' "a. Lou,.. I,op,,..u.. c,n,,,.
pat, Columbia. ssndusky, Be- ~ and Bed.
ford spTins,. Der PAX, P11b1rs, Rock
B Sis. Ss.hiHson
D':.~ q os.Ssis.d: sssS:r a. G i, se''
NJ Bslnors s sHa w ssS st..,s ss:'i0n'
1000 o. m, Baltimore, Blsdensbarg, BeltsyiIle,
4 nm Laurel, AnIspolis Junction and ksl.y..
nm Iieott CIV, b sltimsre. Dtass- AZ Relay.
s-Sv y Baltimore, Laurel and Beiay.
media,. S%s ~ o. Frederick and all inter
<Is p m. Winchester, HAssrstovn, Frederick,
Point Point, o. soets and Way St ItiOns, Via Metro
sss ,. n. Bal; more, Annapolis and Way Stations.
9dos m, B Bs,;i .nd ssl.y
Ha.i; SeL0m6u;, ssndS:Kya Deer P.IE. Bs5ks-
nas Csrs. Brsskfaa al Grafios.
5e .. m, Baltimore and Way ststIOns.
Msrrins6urs, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland.
s psg at 81 stations ON Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
BGlf'ncs SEd Way S:aiiOAS-s SO Q. N, 90,
AZ, and 80 o m
ET baaiHoTe aad Rslay.-1.30 q. m. and =. os
sOs o. m sndTp.m.
81 Az Ttains Stop az ViafHct Hotel, islay
FOR furIn = Information Apply =, TIE Baltt,nor,
as PeEHsylvsBia avenue, whsss orders viii be
eAsen fot b.gEsgs TO be checked End received st
THOs. z. SHARP, Master Of Transportation
COLE, General Ticket AgsDi.
SE0. :. kooSTz, Gea1 Aseni. jys5
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IN ADDITIeN TO the fact that ice Is lighter
than water, there IL another curious thing
about II which many persons do not perhaps
know-namely, its purity. lump Of ice melt
ca VIII become distilled water. Water in freeE-
ing turns out OF IL 6ll that is not water-salt,
air, coioring matter, and ali Impurities. Frozen
sea water makes fresh water ice. IL YOU freeze
basin OF indigo water, IL will make ice as
clear and as white As that M ade of pure rain
water. When the cold is very sudden these
foreign matters have no time 20 escape, either
by rising or sinking and are thus entsn led with
the Ice, but 60 not make anY part OF IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered BY the Legislature of Vlrgiais and the
Circuit court Of Orange county, proposes, BY
lee Of Grand Gift Concerts to esfa blish and en-
dow lone for the Old, lnfrm. and Destitute
Ladies Of virginia. at Montpelier, the former resi-
dence VI President James Msdison.
me Assooistisn Is under the control Of eight
Virginia.
Remittanees for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washington
ID. O., or by registered letter, addressed to
Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest n. r. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His Bxcellsncy, Jas.
Ken Per, Governor OF Va; His 1xcellency, Cd.
bert o. Walker, Tx Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
=. Wttherr. Lieut.. Governor OF Va. and u. g. Sen
ator eiects Hon. Robert w. Hughes, Judge Iasterp
frem Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., ssud far
circular.
Address Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest II. y. 81. A., Alsxanlria, We.
Relisble Agents wanted e.sryvhere. aus-eoly
THIS IerO GIVE NOTION, That the subscribs
\ has Obtained from the euDreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term. let.
ts6. tsSs, ne on TIE RsEsDn sss.ss nj
trict Of columbia, deceased. All persons havins
CLAIMS agaipel the said doceaned hereby warned
to exhibit the sAme, With the voushers thereof to
the subscriber, or before the 18th day of Auguss
NJ g sss .s = e. g ,ss s
hand, this ilfh day Of Augnsr, luA.
sutl$ thrH Ixscutxlx.
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DBOPOssLs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
L IhON WORK FOR THE SOUTH WING OF
THE INV STATE. WAR AND NAVY DE-
PAR1 MENTS' BUILDING, WASHING

THE NEW STATE. WAR AND NAVY DE-
AR,MENTs' BUILDING, WASHING
oFFIcE OF sUPERvIsINs ARcHrTEcr,)
TREASURY DEPARIMRNT,
WASHINGTON, d. o., August a. 1874
uft RI al be r:SeiSsd at this Qse
place toe wroueht and Fs-f.iron Work, As exhib
iions. al called Tor in the Schedule. Of
the siIs. COrnices under stone platforms of Prin
epsl stairs. sRirtirgs 10 Rooms, &C, and outside
Copies Ct the Drawings. specitc alton, and Seized
All scsnoIeiDg reauiTea b. ,hs 0ontfsctors TO
put the work in place will be furnished BY the Gov
eInment free of charge, bat will be erected BY the
Props ssis will be made by the piece, superficial or
as PROVIDED for IN the sched1le Items OF WO'
The whole of the Wrought and Csst-lron Work
the superntendent and required by the progress Of
the Building, namely The Cornices under the stair
date Of accepisDcs of proposal, the Stairs within
thI months from same date, and the siuder Of
the Fence Rsilins must be put up rapidly as the
Payments viii be made month";, deducting ten
per CENT Until he final completion Of the contract
All bids mqst be accompanied b. 9 penal bond Of
dosrs OO0,j that the bidder will accept and PSF
SIm ,nn eSht.sct II swardad him, tie suiseney Of
Judge, CLERK ofthe United States Court or tAe Dis
trct Attorney OF the district wherein the bidder
The Department reserves the right to reject any
OF al ptu'i u II De deemed Tor the interest OF the
Govern meLt 70 d. so, or TO order more less Of
any item st the s.me rate proposed in the schedule
az its OPTION.
Every bid . ust be made on the printed form, to
be obtained st this Office and conform in every
respect 20 the requirements Of this advertisement,
or II ill not be considered.
Proposals II not be received frops parties who
not themselves engaged in the the uuf acture
SfWrouRbt end Csst-Iron Work, and who have
not the facilities for getting the work
Proposals will be enclosed in a sealed envelope, en-
dors.d Bid for Wrought and Css.-iron Work for
the New State, War, and Navy Departments Build
irg," and addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
aug24 l6t Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-03

BUsISBss-LIKR WRDDING.-A few DAYS
since as Rev. j. /. Miller, the president OF the
stanton Female Seminary, was passing down
the street he was stopped by a good looking
the mechanics blouse on, and some of the i'm
plements OF his trade in his hand. Hts salute
was, "Mr. Miller, would like to have you m ar
~ me-" "Well, !" said the minister, "when is IL
10 be done ?" "Right now.D SAID the yonnS
fellow, and producing the license he accom-
panied Mr.. nj. TO the residence OF the lady. On
entering they found a neat looking lady sitting
sewing. and not surprised by the visit. She
calmly put aside her sewing, and rising up, the
ceremony making the twain one was performed.
The quiet wedding was in strong contrast TO the
fussy affairs generally accompanying these mat
tiers. The marriage notice was promptly print
ed IN the indicator, and now every girl in
town will be hunting up back numbers TO md
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w AsH5ILSsGST19N; E9RIoLK, NEW FORK
M ERCHA aT's LINE OF sTEANsHIPp
W BkfWESN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

heIesfter the me Ste asnshjps n o. KNIGHT an,
iUhS GIBSON Will 20 abe regular week 1900
Viz between NEW Y0kk, ALEX NX&A
= 3E0RGETOwH, a. foiiows:SLeavo NEW YORK
rom Pier 81 East river, every sATU RDAY At :
D. NJ; lseve GEO 6GETOWE every FRIDAY al
IN, and ALEXANDRIA the same day a. ~ m.
,e sor iun insormatton apply e B. P. A. DENHAM
own, or Of tbs corner Of nth street aud New Yori
"s4Gs; w. a0MPS0H, President
lera left at General one SOS Pennsyiyanis ave
ane, OF q the steamer wharf, Win be yronptly -
tended TO. feif n
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MRS. JIPEs' HEALTHY WORKINGS. .Jipes
OF Greasy Point, ID, after saving a cord of
wood, digging i've bushels Of potatoes, milking
doing q washing of ten dozen pieces, inciden-
tally mentioned being tired. Mr.. Jipes read TO
her from a newspaper: 81 believe that nothing
would tend so effectually to get rid of these
ton of the emotions, as a fair share OF healthy
work directed toward definite object" Just
here can Of Royal baking-powder struck him
in the abdomen. Following this came a stove
lid, three pancakes, rotten tomato, salt-cellar,
bowl Of buttermilk, and al the dough for
Thursdays baking. It was evident she con-
fair share Of work directed toward him was a
little healthier than he would have desired
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