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, 1874-11-21
FIVE MONTHS in A CANOE.
Etrom rhttale,phia to Koy West III II
pnVcr Cni,sc.

Etrond rhtiale,phia to rkoy West iii ii
fnuer Ca,lnc.
''fds'ph'a tsov. O' ts,cf,aonat''ot a o Nee York
This morning It 9 o'aiocf; q .ptapor eanoe put
Of from ont Of ths .whafvea Oh Tho .De1awaro,
aud wont OF down lllo river at rarid rntc, pro
nblied by apubio- paddle In tho l,a.ids of
ita single OCCUPANT. Tie voyager wis Nathaniel
~, btshop, Of, AlannaAawken, N. j., author Of
"A Thot,sand Miles Wink Aeross South Ancri-
Ii'o object OF his singular undertaking was nos
tq gain Moto1otY Or win tho applause ot sporting
cirelos. but to afford m opportunity for careful
seenttfo obhervatton Of tho syatein OF inlots.
t,o coass. nnd form nimost 4 continuous laid.
!ockod water courao from Sandy Hook TO tho
Southern pate ot Florida, brokcn ia some pjaccs
ny long reaehca oi the hea inland, like tho Chena-
see se ee % as " 3stK TT hK fskua Az M
boo to phiadolphia. llo lGft Quebec in M juno ' il
csdar boat lar8n enough 70 hold twq mon. 1Io
M hnd %lth hin be;nefat e 9oatmhf as hBbihtant.
tho mouth Of tho' nieIelieu or Lord River. Nd M
that straam to Lake Ciianplain. aud from tl,Go
]ako reached Albany by way Of the canal. travel
ing, III all 421 mites. Mr.. Aslop concluded TINT
tho holp Of his assistant dig not compensate fur
lia Woightt md t[,at Of his blankets and proyiY-
ions, md that moro rapid progrosa could he made
without him. 1t waa thon August aud lie tccd-
Su 1 haE 20 G9itnuo sao voyage atll 1lo droet bad
t, noo .ao ~ ~ euo coast. lh tllo menu
My Gg ~ Gsa p!s.. ~ . Soaht"gsoa b9 T.
NJ. Mnsene n9.' - ~ ~ Snich 70 prose-
to Pata =! ~ noVoi w.
Wata ,iane ,e aaood "t' hu H. IL hnomn a a. ine
asue na"am - PESsuSt 5 t. -; auo noy. baden
Tho well-knowu Rob Hoy type. Tho body is
made Of linen paper about ouo-sixth Of an inch
| thick, moulded whi1o soft upon sUlld wood
form, and afterwards highly polished aud VAR
nsueH 9n.a ui"tIAiat I 80 is - sn's t9ngH nnu wafer
si. H.a!oe w.. u. tao Isaaa aIoat ~ Ees ttaauWotk
-, ~ Men 'no etat ~ - ,a,, uninnIlo1a .tA as
y ~ eanvp % np at;as1,s6s III inc Wtutn @ = =
atos'; ,r;gnnin In IN io,sa ~. ~
sa ssus r. 70 ~ o ~ H.; ~ WV
@ - - ftod ~ ,st camas ha na,.a
sGns - ~ e;aen, T. ,.;,; noois ~ wnsge ous
With s tougG IT. ~ 1unn,ag, Ina aesve8 a. a. q
5@nGlsot @ - - @ sno s.sepiuS ~. ~ 1Ho
Mslgnt = sao Il S,a1s a nnn 's slIers ta a. ioi-
~ a;, tpu, 70 uae l u ~ pls 1or 4so
SUI M1aes ,s;t 4eo, ae',a iohg, ~ po9nns
onS lao ta ~ aonp,o ' IN poaiMs ~ uiast
hpr!s, na poGm' pounds; losa', " Ponnas.
~ paoheu ~ @ ag9us T ~ spaco I geeu,cu ~ pash
ol gatos su,a.l oons1.pos auu u ~ pun; Ms
| aruor consists OF coauenbeu gloYislons MS ocd
~ ~ nls ppa!' anu ~ p9ualB l 3nE ot nianhois.
! he ca11ie9 on!y TUG sun ~ Giotues Whtcn he
Woafs' In tlns canoo a!T' psn9p lelt Albany
ABOUT :;. io,thiR1s slnce' nna 59Wea ana paaaiea
e @ @1hliadGl2nia py WY o. tno naason 1nver t'G
! ~! ven h4il htrait tho Anssaa Nver' TUG canal y
1om Me" ,suuSwuS M 70 119idcn1omn' o1' ana ~ 1he
aistanse - sV9 miios, ahn he aceoihpMsheu 1t III
| 6eyenty-ioux noufs ot act1at fowMg tme. ~.
,, All: osnoEs pan aoe Ms !un9 voyage lrom
not1 W ;l!e uutl ~ catelui!J tuA9G, auu ne nus
, 1874-11-21
Works About to Be Brought
~ Out by Them.
Books by Charles Forlhofr, Herbert Spen.
ttr, Dr. Draper, John Stuart
Mill, and Others.
Literary Misce1lm1ea.
speeial Cmrsabonaenes Of Yht ch,cuao 1ytbune.


nra,a,"a T., ,'.o .ho LILLE, 1,.n1s. aau hos gfeat aea1
taniv nnt ~ ,hs .r,sta ] ns, ana papasang cef-
tion'bao St ~ tne as.'so' w0,lo M ane aoasrp-
holds its own. Several Of tho houses, ma tbo
partmouts crown un n,, ~ t,,,s hrapnsa r; @
ossrs Harper aro about @ u to se nuiah 'ss as ap
standard HibHcription-book, Charles Nordloir's
coMatus1sr7o soc1Er1ra or 4ur 1,a,rrr sr.7ra,
Ii wuh thas nttrtctiyo littoro tot,r +a,,a fron'
7iorsono1 ohao,ra,;n1 ~ 'o.,a, 11o,'
poAeon"' ooses'ation hha cloao Atliuy, tho worH-
inga OF tho several experiments now In exlatepce
III this Republic. In his hoxt edition ho viii bo
nbto to add TIM Hussian ,ro,no,,t.s ~ I,,ao. T.,
Tin vn,,,mo 1r1,;c ,,o,v ;e,.,a." u ~ .,.oso AZ
foat,nn,.to a.. ~" al,eiloss tno oneloa ger
'a's, 1as,. 1no economists IN fennsylvaDsa, tho
Aoar4tes, shakcrs, tic Ainaua in Iowa. tho Icari-
anH at Nauvoo, Aurora, Bethel and others that
aro III exiasonco. Nearly all theso hayo ro.
Itpioue M well M n social oni, o,o,or,i ,,an ~
tTsir ora.mizaHon s1r aa Mor,e ueononu S u'as l9s
o ~ o1sa''Aav'on' Mr. :Nofohons Aaoiu stylo
"i'a us JOURNALISTIC traaning-giving, Us it does,
power OF observation and capacity Of statement
obantor IN sn tn lo anita ~ H, rntah,a T., ~
+n,, ~ H.. .ss,... - rss osot0 :" 10 pte"on'"
~" Va WV .o1oo.! Aor tao AatcrAa eucceas OF
these aocletios. The Communal principle has
lieaion Of tho "wl,y md % wherefore @ ~ IL % nsSfu
Tho book will not be- ready Goiora Jani,nry. A'
The Harpers have alub ncariy ready nhottcr
c"a Uoos q Sosano, e." rollttcs Tor foig Atnofi-
,anf, IN uasna osemenla5y WORK, full ct facts,
aS rno;,aa ae VOL aa icld presentation
III 1f!s,nr. u fse oooN o. Enseous Eccesiast-
ill., nau r., ~ iohoEe ama 'e achooi purposes.
T. H.. n.1.i..a}r -. 1nolhpsoEs SUCCESSOR
Mnav;d wv ~ Yaraa mas n Ihels Presa
-, ,,a c1auas mia nIlant poos
te,t ,,nto t.sa's t, ~ ~ ouy noHu9y-o1oka OF
~ fnst o Emnrca T nasS " ~ 'o atS me- hema,ns
Shar,r iittin fo,ry 1,ook nv M M{s. ,Iea,, nhu
ssrhn Tt,a Ion,n i;r,oo Duon n M IT, nlsS auocn'
o,na, AZ "''''' A'a'Ao ttn'ce u''o 1a'a travelling"
olTtm' rim i,r,o4..,. ,.,n,. .:.,,u,. -,.
,ro,n app''s'no n1oss ''npo''an1 "ofAs ara
AAo'A .. ,... -
m,. ,,..,u,1 pnhrEn q hp 4Sp srEScEh.
vii - .'.to. , - -, -, a5!, H.. noeiooey
Wa w aoany on ~, ,ne @oan 'nst. ina ~ ~ dno
ho .!,;s,, .'.to ~ to H. 1ke nclcnn conhttu
eIoS Mea stee,S tno @ sFeas aIsnoT T. 81 tho CGs.
mnn,a. S nTn,'1msopny M ulhpe1 nlst4ry o! the
;s ;Lunm.Gs pe1Meen leng.on anu scienea ls to DC
, 1874-11-21

"A husband Of Washington County, Iowa. an.
nlicd tor adiyorco from ILLS vito oa tho ground
that alse Ia At, Invalid.
, 1874-11-21
GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL.
:What d :Rebol General Says { Of
President Grant.
Cen. Rawline and His Statue:
A Talk with Charles James Fauik-
: Yief.

wAsf1xaroN, Nov. il, 1874.
There ARC no movements, oxcupt of tie Appro-
ptstiohs Committee, whicl In daily hcasioti,
dividing tha work lip, goob forwdrd ss uAIal.
"Ahl" said dathold today, Two have go
much to do that NO must work In tho rccoss.
Congress vs,ll havo only A dozen weckH Of scs-
Hon;-too itttl6 tirne to consider this grcat cata
logaa ot ltcnta a1iligcstod."
Tho purity at tic .oonlro may have broken down
undor tic immanHe pilo Of work put On It by tho
constituencies. Said to hruiott, tho archi-
toct.,
"what do you suggest, q architect; ot 7iLotn
II might be said.
"'Ido hoavy on him, turf; for ho "
: Laid mauy heavy weight GU thee2'" a..
II say this" satd htullett," 1t WON'T DO for D
great Agency tint employs mon, 1ik6 tile Gov
'otutnout; to dbdndon Its constructions Id i tihi6
Of panlo. That will add panio to pailc, II tho
Government ruua, What will ataua up Fl
Said Edward Clark, architect Of Tho Capitol.
Every great aovorntno1t has Id purcliAo q
rbfltment every fifteen Or t,yonty years. priasiA
Ii doing TINT nov. Sd Ii NnHala. Tho United
States Is sailing It's hon-clada and .1oatiug bat
tbriea for the price Of old iron, aud doing nott-
ing wnlo tito old and atablo aoyernmodtB nrc
ordering new vebsela fdt tlloir nhri6n now, w1llo
thoy can build thcm of GOOD hidtorlal, slowly dhd
cheaply,"
It Ia not yet known whether tho noxt Con.
gress will trim at chooac- tarinEs Of work On
With confidence. Nor Ii ahy advice glybn 1t 6n
thathead.
- THE rnEsipENf's 1NrENr1oNs. -
Nnrp 1l1fht pop,,T}Sn ar,t,lrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
ID 4 Il ID

ChswELL. On the 18th instant, Of typhoid fever
JIMMIE, wife Of Geo A. CasweIl, aud dan ghter OF
the late Alexander n ahon.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, OF m
O'Clock, from 81. Marks Church, on Sd street,
between ana b ttrt cts southeast.
DEMPSEY: On Sunday, sth Of FebruAry,
MOSES DkMPskr, IN the %sth esr Of his age,
BIS funeral y IN take place on 20 morrow Tues
dsyD afternoon, at "a O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence 20o1 street, between 3Oth and 1ist streets
DELAFIILD. Suddenly, Of spopIexy, In New
yoIk city, on the 9Th instant, RUfUe X. DELA-
FIKLD, aged n years.
LEOIFLER. eupsay, the sth instant, PHIL
LIP LE0ftLIR,s native Of Baden. Germany.
Dearest father, thou hast left M,
We Thy loee most deeply feel
But tis God that has bereft NJ,
He can ell our sorrovs heal.
By HIS sos GEoRGE.
Bis funeral win take place Tuesday, 2 O'CLOCK y.
m, from his late residence, 1721 9Th street
MCLEAN. In Uniontovp, ID. c., on the morning
Of the 7th instant of mem lsry
JOHN, infant con Of John and Jane .. Mclean,
aged years and months.
sNEE. On the morning Of the sch instant, Of
Of Ellen and Thomas snee, aged years, 10 months
His fnsersl viii take place from the residence Of
his parepts No SO SIS street southwest, on Tues.
day sftsrDoop, the loth instant, st o'clock ,. n
stiepd. New York Herald please ooDyl
TOWLES On the 9th instant, sfter 4 severe I'M
ness Of three weeks, OAfHARlNI AHu, wife Of
james TOwlss, in the 90 year Of her age.
IBaltimore Sun and Trsdericksbura, Va. psperv
please coDy.l
Notice OF funeral hereafter n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
EVENING STAR.

TIE HcxAs RoDS CcxpARrp 70 . ~.
CHfSr.-ln the promotion ef health ana 49,
evity too much stress cannot be attached :,
the Importance Of preserving this HARMONY "a
balance OF org animation. In some respect. tAs
human body may be compared % = perfect ne
cline. made up OF many complicated part<
bow different the working or running of such
machine IRON that ef one imperfectly oon-
tHncted and uneQuslly balanced IN a. its
p1eg The one seldom needs repairs tue othcr
trtouenuy: The one will last - IL we're Zoe an
tune
IL Is 20 in reference % the human s,.tsu.
whenever . certsia or gan OF class OF ORGANS -
comee relatively too large or too All. c.o -
want Of balance or harmony In their srti,r
there must be I'm the very nature Of the case fsr
greater liability 90 disease. Accordingly, Al Al
~ persons possessing this imperfect. ui-6slanc-
ed organization, that We tBd not only the
erestest amount OF sickness, but thai which n
most obstinate and fatal Hou often a happens
That rome slight arrangement or trffinx yeah
mess operstes ss the entering wedre 60 the
most serious diseases IL IL the weak and
caused by tuheritapce, OF developed by ar
posure, where disease finds its germ OF starting
point, though all other parts OF the system are
IN perfectly sound condition, and not anfrs-
quently life ts terminated by . single orrsn. OF
even some part of II giving out, when al the
other organs might have performed their
healthy functions fot many yeArs-rAs Ss.s-
tdTfdr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

A CAT THAT HAD DRKAN.-She vas very
SUI, and appeared 20 be fast asleep, when sad
denly she spranR into the middle OF the room
where she fixed her feet on q limited spot on tie
moor, 70 which also her nose was applied. ~ IL
closely graspng something which she held with
her claws. This continued for q short time,
when the nose was gently raised, and the visa
bic attention was directes 70 the feet, which
stll continued their grasp, but after a time one
OF them was gradually removed, and then the
other, en- which puss appeared greatly az loss
TO imagine whittier the imaginary object could
have gone 80 as to escape her grasp. She look
ed " various directions along the floor with q
foolish face OF confusion, and then again her
attention WAS directed 10 the spot on which the
feet were closely pressed a. IL TO examine close
ly whether the presumed escape had been by
sinking through the floor; when this seemed I'M
satisfactory, the disappointed animal, now
widely awake, retired slowly from the spOt,
but she returned more than once 20 re-examine
the place, ~ IL she found IL impossible 20 com
prehend how an object she had 30 plainly seen
and grasped should have sunk into nothing
Many minutes elapsed before this cat appeared
20 be recoDciled TO the conviction that Whist
had seemed a dream was not in truth a re-
allty.-LaHd aud Water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

GRowIse HrAcIsTHs IN GLassrs-For
window gardens the usual mode OF gro wing hyn-
clnths ~ IN glasses, IS there are many plano
which must be gro~n In mold, that the excep-
ton IN this case h pleasing 90 smsteurs-ths
tact that ~ Is not the most pleasing and benen-
cial mode OF nOurishment % the plants them,
selves II not considered. IL Il interesting 60
watch the growth in all it, links between the
snvery roots and the incense breathfng flower
arc 20 bold The complete plant an q mirror Of
observation. The glasses should be filled with
rsin-water high enough 20 almost touch the
bottom Of the bulb. As the water wastes AZ
must be replenished, and ~ soon a. ID A. discoi-
otso enurely changed this will happen once OF
twice week The bulbs thus planted are 20
be kept IN the dark, on the shelves OF A cool
but not frosty cellar or closet, FOR two or three
weeks, until the roots are long enough 20 resrh
the bottom Of the glass. Then thes are reasv
20 be brought into the light and placed where
they can enjoy the sunlight Care must he
taken TO preserve them from the blaze OF the
MONDAY sun and from dranghts OF air rae
best way IL 70 have brackets ~ q little distance
IRON the window psnes, on which the glasses
may be set. The dark colored glasses are the
best, a. the roots are not fond Of lght.-Nes
FORK EreRfHo Eoii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

A KEoKUK LADY, while engaged in the pur
suit OF her domestic duties, encountered a m ouse
in the flour barrel. Now, most ladies, under
similar circumstances, would have uttered q
few feminine shrieks, and then sought safety in
the garnet But this one possessed more than
the ordinary degree Of feminine courage. She
summoned the hired man and told him 20 get
the shot gun. called the bull dog and stationed
him AZ a convenient distance. Then she climb
ed half way mp stairs and commenced 20 punch
the hour barrel vigorously with \ pole. Pres
entity the mouse made its appearance, and
started across the floor. The dog AZ once went
IN pursuit. The man fired and the dog dropped
dead. The lady famed and fell down stairs
and the hired man, thinking that she Wa killed
and fearing that he would be arrested for mur-
der, disappeared and has not been seen since.
The mouse escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
[sTxRHATIoHAL ExaIBITIoH.

To Contractors, Bxildsrs, Lumber MsycAasts, aad
Otheys Uh05n % may coaeeyn:
The United States Centennial Board Of Finance
viii receive Proposals. for the supply Of Lumber,
certain verks required IN the erection Of the Main
Exhibition Building, covering 50 acres, In Fair.
mount Park, PhilaAolDhia.
Plans en1 epeeincations for the same may be seen
on ana amer February 9Th, lS74, ct the Once Of the
street. Phladelhie; and Sealed bids, in CONFORMITY
with the sDeclncatione, viii be received Tor the
aU 81 l64. - the some place. =
Informaston - to the nature and extent Of the
volk may now be obtained Ct the ONCE Of the archi.
tsctss 1se@. yAUx . RADF0BD, No. 11o
John WELSH, President.
h lBED1RI0K FRAL1r. oecry.ary. 5
sr,.sva csnfennia. bsaz9 g Etnsaee.
jsn1e-n&th3w Dirso.or 0sasrst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
AUCTION SALES


ri pUNoAEsoE, DON LIN @ 90, Aucf,rs
u Southeast corner 9Th and b streets north vest.
ThueTEErsALH OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
nkAL IefATB Oh TaE NO8rHBAsr OOR-
nxk OF l0IH AND o srRER Is NORTH
MET, CONSISTING OF THREE-sT0BH
fkksskO BBICk UNWILLING, WITH GIL
ALL, WATER, GAS. AND STABLE
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date
January orb, ID lSl. ana duly rec ,rded On
Libsr No So. folio 81, II the laad records for
sshlngton county, in the District OF Columh A.
No ~ request OF parties scared thereby, II .hail
pubic AUG Ion, In front % the preruiseS 10
Vhe ntghesf bidder, on MONDAY February 9Th A.
I6T, go o'ciotk p. IN all thas ain ptecs
~ parcel OF ground lying and being In the city Of
Nashineton, IN said District, and know unon the
omeiAi piat thereof as L & numbered twenty two
tE',ln square numbered three hundred And sirtx. .
en tsoe) according 70 Samuel Redfcrn subd visior
OF said square, duly recorded IN the once Of ths
surveyor OF said city, together with the i'm prove
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: $500 and expenses Of sals cash
iof which 100 must be paid time Of saiel; balance
In equal payments In six, twelve, eightesn and
twenty four months, for which the parchaseris
note, with interest from day OF SALE will be taken
to be secured on the property Sid All convey
ing and recording et purchasers cost. II terms OF
sale COMPLIED with in six days after ssie the
Trustee the right TO resell risk and cost
ofdefaulting pu rchase
WIN y. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
jan8 DU6OAES0N, BOWLING Co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

HERE is the most beautifully bad conundrum
which we have ever met with, and we have
rarely met with good one: What A. the Al fer
Answer: But, really, we hope IL will be well
understood that we didn't guess IL; aud still
better understood that the cOnundrum IL none
OF ours-Because one Is too thin, and the other
il tooth out.
Rere's another. Why do not the people Of New
Orleans use the immense water power Of the
Mississippi? Because they-can't-dam il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

MRssRs. JARRETT & PALMER, Of NIblois
Garden, have lately been in negotiation for the
purchase Of Booths Theater, and there is rea-
son to think-as we are informed-that the con-
troll OF this magnificent property will finally
pass into their hands. The theater has heavily
taxed the resources-of all kinds-of those Who
have hitherto undertaken 10 manage it.-Nev
York Tr1IuUe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

A oHARIvARI PARTY which waited upon q
newly married pair In Crawford county, Pa
the other night, with the usual aggraysting
music, were much surprised 10 be asked in aud
invited by the fair hostess to partake of cake
and cider. After drinking the health OF the
hospitsble bride q great many times the min
strels began TO feel uncon monty queer. There
was in that cider something which is usually
purchased OF the spothecsries. Epson salts in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
RY DUNOANSON, D0WLIHG 4 CO., Aucts,
ID Southeast cerner 9Th and d streets northwest

by DUNOANSON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.
II Southeast cerner 9Th and d streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
26TH STREET WEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed of trust. dated August lsth,
A. ID. 1850, and recorded in Lfber j. A. s., No.
- 1856 folio ass, Of the land records of Washington
county, District Of Columbia, and at the request, in
writing, OF the party secured thereby, will SELL at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT
UkDAr, 18th day Of febrnsry, a. ID. l74, at the
the city 81 Washington, District Of Columbia,
known and described as the northernmost part Of
Lot No. 3, in Square west OF Square No. Ii, being
that part covered on its front by the norhernmost
OF four houses erected said lot No. 8. frontiae
about II feet on 18th street and running back
west Of the same width to Rock creek.
Terms OF sale: 500 cash; balance in six aud
twelve months, secured by notes, with deed trust
on the property sold TO be paid at time Of sale
All convey anciDg at the cost OF the purchaser. The
Trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property IL
the terms OF sale are not complied with within five
days after date OF SALE az the risk and cost Of pur
chaser In default
WALTER Q. COX, Trustee.
pUHCAHS0N, BOWLING CO.,
JAMS 1aw6ds Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Die
trict ~ Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
JACOB B. vARSUM, late Of asSinsson ofty b O.,
deceased An persons having claims against the said
the voucher thereof TO the subscriber on or before
s Tt be Gay q nett sSsS ne the .ss
ary; 49,. JossrH b XAEauM.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thai the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Supreme court OF me
IN! sso. .sSR' L.. q q V:
Claims :: .ssins sSs aid dscss;sd hereby snsd
to exhibit the same, with the voucne9 tnereot. 70
the suDscresr on or SsI0rs me s Iss q ~ % SSso
ron al Bens6t q he aid estate Given under N
';.s; ts. ~ d'y 4 Gf.fsfIk Aanin..or
@ &. s,.s. Sss = q:
Di.tIiet q 0oiunbis' boiling ssIscisl tern lsstsH
ceased. An persons having claims sSsisst Is: ssid
deceased are hereby yasned g exhiblt the came,
ssiors The StS DAY q jsnusry Mi: sSsy n nav
;:id s:tste Given sn1sr our Sssds shis sss Ssy q
as. s s22SesssEE s. 9ssaal.sou. sr..s..er.
THIS Y 20 CIV AoTIol, o.. %. ges.s g..
sr,es q Cossnhis, holdns bpscial Ter !.sisn q
5000. An Dersons nsvins ciazns egsins tns sid
- .: s:::ss 3 Z Z.
sso s 8 z re g esg s q o "a 49, q -
g., ~. knlEIA. = ,sgss5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-09
10y JAMES Z. WAUGH.
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner 18th end streets.

Ky JAMES u. WAUGH.
- Real Estste Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner 18th and streets.
TRUsTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
HOUSE, AND LOT. FRONTING ON 24rH,
ME sT. AND M srkAhrs NORTH
- BY virtue of q deed of trust, dated 18th Sep
tember, A: ID. 1873, and duly recorded in liber
No Isl, folio ZIG, etc, one Of the land records
for Warrington county, in the District of Oolum-
bis and by direction Of the holder of the notes
cured thereby, shall sell, at public auction, on
TUkSDAr the lIth day OF February, a. ID. 1874,
in front Of the premises, at O'Clock .. m, all that
certain piece parcel OF ground, known and desig-
mated a. Lot b, in A. BeamAn's recorded subdi-
vision Of lot eleven, square numbered thirty
Terms: Three hundred dollars cash; balance in
monthly nstallments Of $50, with interest at 10 per
cent, and secured BY o deed OF trust the preni-
ses or all cash. ct the option Of the purchaser 500
down the day Of SALE and IL the terms of sale are
not complied with within i've days the trustee
reserves the right resell the property Ct the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser By advertise.
ing three times In some Newspaper published in
""AniNe''A q TDwARp n LEWIS. r,n.tss
feb6-eobt JAMES Z. WAUGH, Auct.
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW HNGLANp
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leave Baltimore ct s:1s q. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia ct 1889 p. m. daily,
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.RIOHMoND EXPRESS, leave Washington ct
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TRAINS RETURNING.
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s1e %sSs Sss 9s1f with
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QUALITY OF DEVON BKKP.-The London,
(EDgland) Farmer says Devons. furnish athe
best of meat, but do not attain TO the heavy
weights essential TO the supply Of nutritious
the dainty bits for the connoisseur not the boil
ing and roasting pieces for the rnltiion