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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

A WAsHoR GRERTIEG.-Yesterday as we
were standing near the corner of and Union
streets, chatting with our old time friend Bob
Rowland, queer, shsggy-hsired, wild-eyed
chap, evidently just in from some OF the east
ward-lylng desert regions of the State hove In
sight. Now, Bob himself Is a regular roying
prospecting critter-a man who has delved ana
posted his notices In about half the csmps on
the Pacific coast Bob, indeed, with much ms
tce, may claim to have made Meadow Lake
and Aurora and Como what they are. Our
wiid-eyed stranger had evidently seen Bob
somewhere. He tackled backed and forth in
mont OF us o few times, scr atching his head
nltch1ng ms baggy breaches up under his waist
belt, and Jamming his scrap OF dingy brown
wool hat now on this side and now on that side
of his head. At last he suddenly faced squareiy
about, and coming up TO Bob, said: 'swhar-
aboufs In hell have seed you, stranger "I
don't know" coolly and In his kindliest tone
answered Bob; "what part of hell have you been
In, my friend 2" The wild-eyed man smiled q
solemn smile, and said something about his
camp and pot of beans on the headwaters of
Bitter Greek. Instantly he and Bob rushed in
20 each others arms, and for some moments
each was diligently engaged in shedding tears
OF the largest size 1pon the shoulder Of the
other Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise.
0Mr. Comsfock, the OBJ scene literature de-
teCayf, Ia eradu aliy recoyortpR.
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HUNTING FOR THE WOE PRRsIpKNr-A
Western Granger and HIS "Ddrter" Bound 10 See
Az the "Lions. The Springfield correspondent
OF the Chicago Inter-Ocean writes:
About 9 o'clock on Thursday night, Vice
President Wilson stepped into the rooms Occur
pied by party of Chicago gentleman, hoping
to escape the noise and worry of the corridors,
where everybo was shaking him by the hand
and plying him with questions. Hardly had he
taken seat in the room when the door opened
and tall, elderly man appeared, accompanied
by young lady, both evidently from the from
tier settlements. els Mr.. Wilson in here?" said
the man. Some one explained to him that the
not be disturbed. "Oh, well, ;" replied he, .6no
o1ense. We heerd he wus in yer, and saws to
daughter, Let's see all the celebrities > and so
in we marched But don't want to disturb any
one.' "Thst's him." he continued, pointing
Wilson out to his daughter. 81 know him by his
picter." At this Mr.. Wilson came forward and
shook him by the hand. "You're the vice pres
ident, amt you?" said the stranger. eyes" re-
piled Mr.. Wilson. "Wsll," said the former.
my brother, III bet. He was Senator wilken-
son, Of Minnesota. You knew him. He ruther
went back on us Wall, was collector of GUS
toms at Savannah; but the State seeded, and
and I've voted for Lincoln and johnson, Grant
and Colfax, aud Grant and Wilson, ever sincen
al am sure, said the vice president, 1--WE are
very glad to see you"
Mr.. Wilkinson to the woman, who was slyls re-
treating to the door; "come up here; this is Vice
President wilson," CHOW, ;" SAID he, after the
two had shaken hands, "weTn 60 out. I told
Dick Oglesby that didn't want anything of bis
the privilege OF coming in without Knocking
twice, and that's about all do want. Come
daughter; we've seen ell the lions now, let's
scamper for home" And with this the queer
old gentleman opened the door and disappeared
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AN ABBOTT ADVENTURES SEEKING RE-
VknGR-An adventures was arrested few
days ago in 81. Louis whittier she had fed a
fugitive from Chicago. Her name is Mrs. Ada
NJ. Gardner, alias Mrs. John WilIiams. She
was charged with stealing jewelry to the
amount OF $500, and admitted that "the devil
prompted her TO do it," She was rather retic-
ent about her previous history, but when closely
questioned by the officers she stated that when
young girl she resided with her mother and
Grandmother, in house owned by her grand
mother, in the town Of Annandale, Fairfax
county, Va, and that during the war large
body of soldiers under the command of DIR.
Minor stopped at the village. After few days
had been spent there by the soldiers, DR.. Minor
ordered them to fire the town, and the whole
village was destroyed. About the time the SOL
ders left young lady cousin of Mrs. Gardner's
disappeared, and IL was pretty generally under
stood that she had been abducted by DIR, Minor,
although the statement had never been proven
After the destruction of the village Mrs Gard
ner went out to service, and shortly after at
the age OF ffteen, was married; but her hus-
band did not live long, and in a short time she
was left Ia widow. In few years she married
again, this time worthless vagabond, and not
being able to live with him she left, aud again
went to work to support herself. Not liking
the east, she determined to come west, and
about eighteen months ago she arrived In
Chicago, and began TO look about for q sitda-
ton. She succeeded finally, and entered a
family as nurse. During the time she has lived
in Chicago she has worked in several families,
always in the capacity of nurse. About two
weeks ago she was engaged by DR.. Minor to
attend his sick wife. Mrs. Gardner Immedi.
stely recognized in DR.. Nj inor the map who had
been the cause or the destruction of her native
village, and who was the supposed abductOr of
her cousin. The doctor Of course failed to recog-
nize her, as she was but young girl then. She
accordingly determined to get even with him.
and, as Is alleged. she gave Mrs. Minor and
child powerful narcotic on Saturday evening,
from the effects of which Mrs. Minor is still in
sensible and not likely to recover. The mar
cOtic part of the story is denied by Mrs. Gard
ner, but che admits that she took the jewelry
and some moDey-Republic.
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An Alteration.

when Mike vas counting Kitty Mil,
He begged-Rs lovers Oftu n will
In accents softly spoken,
That she one lock OF golden hair.
Prom Der fair head 10 him would spare,
By way o. love TOKEN.
Now Mike and Kit are man ard wife,
Their COurttng tCrUed t. marriage strife,
Aud = sad difference uAresit.
ThOugh stili attracted by her hair.
H. ~ 80 now begs = 10 K she'll spare.
B-f & 20 IN AEn9f as f~tss 70. fJHfg.
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" aaIssSST9N,. ESREoLKt szg TORI
M ERGHAET's LINK OF sFEAnsHIPN
w rsswEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE.

he.Ssiter tue n1e etesmsnips n. U. kHIGHT aus
iOdS GIhsOH will make regular EesE- zSTzNs
.hDhlAl &AsBIb GTOu and~eHA<ss@
rsOhSEIOMh, a. tOllows:-beaye nEW YORK,
rem Pier 81 East river, every sATU RDAT 81 .
q. m, sLt ALEXANDRIA the same day ~ IL m.
lor Iull Information apply % Z. = A. DEHHA 4,
Mems bsslpess odce ana wharf IS Water street,
Gecrgttovn, or 81 the office Of the President near
street bridge.
Nv. THOMPSON. President.
lreishe delivered bI kooxh Erpress. Or
aeas len 81 Senersl once, COS Pennsylvsni ave
que, or at tas steamer wharf, viii Be proplptIy O.
tended TO. felfss
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& LEXANDBIA q WASHINGTON X. n


ALEXANDRIA , NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RR
OORERR or Asp stxTK STaKNTs
A.oal trains leave fOr AleKandria ~ foIioUg.-S,
Is V, 10, IL q, M, 4, N,-A,6,T y NJ: n
0noAy.
Local Trans from AlszsndrfH arrive - folIov,,-
s.S3, 1888, SIS, s.3S, 1888, N 81 ~ an .
i;3S, 5:SS, N;SS, $3.50, o:SS, : 80 D N. The s.51
other trains daily except s0n6ey.
49,, :; n: and nd. nj connect With trains %
Rl0BNOsD FAST EXPRESS leaves daily. en-.
eePt Sunday, Of o .. u, arrive 81 Richmond 10:&s
D.
GBkhT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Riohnond,
iessee washington 81 m. daily, eXoept SUNDAY.
Through tlckefa 70 AL potnts South and Southwest
Ter sale 81 Ofoes corner 18th street and Penpsylvs
0ls avenue, aud corner 6th street sad PennsylVana
avenue, where passeng eTs leave orders Tor bag
gage to be checked at all hotsls and r~.idsnces
tkFOuzh 20 destination,
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INTHrsePEE1MEro 9ogsTof TEE DISTRICT

HoldiRg Speetai TeTt7, O1to5er l5fh, 1874.
Ia t9s ssse q hllsp JShnson sdpinistrstrtS
Ietrix Aforesaid has, with the appreciation q
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
1874, for the nnal settlement and distribution
OF the personal estate Of said deceased, aud OF the
assets in hand, as far the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are noted
90 attend, with their claims properly vouched, OF
they nay otherwise by law be excluded from all
beReft IN said deceaseds estate: PrOrtdsf, OF
this order be Published once week for three weeks
in the Evening Star previous 10 the said day.
Test: A. WEBsTEH.
n RAcisfRr a willis
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EXPERIMENT WITH PoTAroKs.-Potstoes of
large size are said to be produced by monk in
stalk when II Is i've to seven inches high, and
setting them in good, rich, mellow garden
soil: In few days they send out roots,
ana form tubers about rs early and in a. large
Quantities as the original stalk while the later
does not seem TO be injured by the moderate
pruning. The experiment also seems to have
g successfully tried elsewhere previously
In me propagation OF new and rare varieties for
DIn England q corpse Is kept ave DAYS ana
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IN TIE S sSREE ~ o o9gsT OF THE DIS,

SPECIAL TsrUl-P Probate Jkrtsatc,toE-Ocf 70, 1sTt.
In the matter OF tire will OF JAMES h BUOE-
Ky. Application for letters testamentary 90 he
estate q } smes Z. Buckley Of the city o. Web
ingt Ont District Of Columbia, hiss this day sen
made by Elizabeth Olivia Buckley, ENecutriN
All persons interested hereby notified 20 appear
IN this court on TUESDAY, the l0th day Of OVEN
Der next at ii CLOCK q. m, % show WIZ lst
tiers teetamentary the estate Of tbs deceased
should not issue as prayed PrOvfcel, COPY OF thus
oroer be published once . week, for two weeks, In
the Evening Star and Washington Law Reporter,
20 octsi.S.Ts WIBsfSR. R.r,.tor os y,l,
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Mr.. PARTON, in his lecture on sThe Kings of
Bnslness," Gays he once heard from the lips of
Wiillsm j. Duane, stephen Girsrd's lawyer, q
description of the scene that occurred in
GiraTd's house after his death. Nr. Duane was
executor, being ia charge Of the property. AS
soon a. the breath was certainly known to be
out of the old mans body, and Mr.. Duane had
closed his eyes, IL seemed as II the spell had been
suddenly dissolved, and the numerous nephews
and nieces and their descendants, who never be-
tore had stood in Girard's presence but with
fear and rembling, burst into exuItation. A
fierce joy shown in every face. The younger
men rushed down into the cellar and brought up
bottles Of their uncle's choicest wine, boarded
there for years, of which they had never been
invited TO taste. Some of them were far gone in
intoxication before the body was cold. Older
men rumaged the rooms; women searched the
closets and drawers. The whole house was a
scene Of wild riot. They behaved, in fact, like
a select party of vultures, which, from a safe
distance, have followed and watched q sick
buffalo, and when at last the monarch of the
prairie droOps, lies down, and falls over upon
his side dead creature, then they swoop down
from the sky, and pick out his eyes, tear out his
vitals, and shrek exuitant as they do il, each
foul bird glazing hate upon the rest, and de
vour1ng with his vulture eyes the whole carcass
When they had ragged all over the house, they
came In a body to Mr.. Duane, and demanded TO
know If there was will. There was. He had
drawn II himself two years before. 1t was in the
iron safe IL the room where the dead man Law.
Upon hearing this frenzy Of desire seized
them TO know its contents; and they insisted on
hearing 1t read then with such infuriate clsmor
bhot OnoboB hiO"ibS nVW bHe Will WOulu
svenge his client and rebuke this inhuman in
decency, consented at length to read it, and Ii
was read. "When had opened the will" said
Mr. Duane to me, "snd was about to begin to
read, CHANGED to look over the top OF the doc
ument at the company seated before me. 1t was
sight never to be forgotten. There was a
CHASTITY psllor on every face, and certain look
of mingled curiosity, greediness, and jealousy
which am sure the greatest artist that ever
lived could not have done justice to. Years have
gone by, and can see it STILL" The little be-
sUa
In litigation, and they gave themselves up to
impolite expressions about the old gentleman.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THEDIsTRICF
IL OF COITMBTA

. IIOEIINt = DTt.InI IsTOll U-'TIeT III, IYf.
In the case OF Mm. b. Reed, administrator q
MARY ANN FULLNORE, deceased, the admiRis-
TRAITOR aforesaid has with the appreciation u the Su
prenle Court Of the District Of Columbia Aforesaid
appointed TUESDAY, November 10th, ls74, tot the
nnal settlement aud distribution Of the personal
estate OF said deceased and Of ths assets IN hand
az Tar as The same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where oil the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased notified 20 attend, with
their claims properly yOuched, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from ali benent o. salt
deceased estate PTOUiref. cory Of this er1.r -
published once week for three weeks N The Eve
ming Star previous to the said day.
lest: AWEBsTER.
octl3-tu St Ragister al Wius
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TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF rHK DISTRICT
II Cd COLUMBIA,

Holdtss Speoiai Term, 0ctobsT sofh, IE4.
trstrix Of JOHN II. YEABOWER, deceased,
the administrative Aforesaid has, with the sppro.
lurnbis aforesaid, appointed TUFsDAY. Ne
veneer nth. la4, for the nnh settlement
Of said deceased, and Of the asssts IN had.
As far as the same have been collected and
turned into money. when and where all the credit
tors and heirs Of SAID deceased are 10
with their claims properly yeuched, OF they may
ScessSs " oe eaoiqoeo from az dement, N s.la
published onces week for three weeks IN the Eve
ming star previous 20 tes so eAg let; x,yu,.
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i q n Ard ME-.


SUIICK.
y Hh tHe SieN % diminishing the Cbsuocs e col.
HalOLs tins steamers Of ths Lane take q a,.d
course foT al sessOus Of the Year.
On the outward passage fru1i Once ustog-I 20 Eeu
toTe 3E bo.top, crossing Meridian Of 50 at . lat.
on the homewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
GIN st ~ Hat, or nothing 60 the north OF ~.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETBkEN NEW YORK AND LTVKRPOOL.
CALLING AT COCK HARBOR.
rAlgeriA--.Wed., nv. a PsTthia...- We'd, Dec.
BatsViB-...- Sat Nov. Tihlgeria.Wes Dec
AbYs~inis- Wed hov u 10y ssinia.- Wed, Dec. IS
Jays........- W ed Nov. IS Jsya. v Ell, Dec 81
And every foliOWlns WEDNESDAY and SAT
stest5ers marked DO nst carry sseersEs passes.
gers.
RITSs OF PAssAss.-CAsIH, $50, sI0J, .ad sIsO,
Is, es, god, additional. Return tickets en- favor
sble terms. sts6rage at Low rates.
sseeIage tiokets from Liverpool and Queenstovn,
bilIs Of isding given for Belfast Glasgow. Hsyre,
AntS sTr sEd other ports the Continent, aud for
sse, apply at the Con pany : Of4ce, no. BosIinG
Green; for steerage passage, No. III broadway,
trinity Buiidirg, or 20 OTIS BIGEL0w, Banker,
lanse-ly CHhs. G. EBAsoKLYs, Agent.
gUAsaIEGTOB, H9RFOLK, BEW YORK
BUsTOb, AND PROVIDENCE.
The hns iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAkH
paving resumed her regular tIiPs 20 IT,
sixth stToet, every MONDAY suGA-asza-zsz<-4s
THURSDAY, at p. IA -cuching az the principal
ship Of TT n. aud "a Liuo foT Boston and PrSyi.
tSncei with the Old Dominion SteaHz hip Com
pssT, for New York. Freight should be addressed
Care Of Lsdy OF the Lske, via Norfolk"
n. y. TITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street vhaIf
A. q, PLANT, General Agent,
sn1 keom No. 20, Plant Building.
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IETHEs UPREMECOURTOF TIE DIsTaIoT
OF COLUMBIA

HOLDING a Spsctai Tern, October lSh, 1870
In the case OF Martin Grant, administrator %
EDWAhD GRANT, deceased, the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of tbe Sc /.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
said, appointed TUESDAY, November 10Th, A. ID.
1874, Tor the nnal settlement and distr button q
the personal estate OF said deceased, and OF the
sets IN hand, as far as the have been collected
and turned into money when and where all the cred-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified % attend
with theH claims properly youcheG, or they MAJ
otherwise BY Law be excluded from AL benent ia said
deceased estate: Provided, COPY Of this order De
published once week for three weeks in The Even
ing star pi eviOus 20 the said day. Test
octiS-t St A. WEBSTER. Register OF Wills
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ES@J GREAT 1914
iof PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE . 4

iof PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE . . 4
...,,..... TO TIE
aSL.Lh y Ee1s SOUTH, AID SOUTHWEST.
ss.lI ston.. s:Es a. nc. Baltimore II. y n.
..lI.ER Gw .. 1-uD D. N
g:sS pml lI.lOB ~.
..- S.S~ r. n
AbG SSEAT DAZZLE THACh RGUTE,
.i.t sisgsLt ecouery, Palace ktAts-room DaS and
al hfry VITA -loEdeTB Improvement
. ~ Lusored niles saved - " eStera and Central
hAKR CONNECTIONS
through IRON WASHINGTON ~ the WEST ana
NORTH without chatge
resets y thls Tou1e Can ne procured ~ the ones
1arher 81 LII street and Peuusy lvauia Avenue and
5grnSr "a sh street and PenrsyvaEia esouus, nuieE
aaHoEai Hotel, where reliable information eli Be
T.y ~ Ell tiuss
Passengers procuring tsokets % theae orross car
soc1ts Accommodations IN Pslacc Cezs tor Oniosta,
e.. LCuis sad Buffalo.
20. =. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
-lF EalEiuIare. Ma
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INTHr suPRtoffsu 9o9YgSEIs22l rHr DIsrRior

SpsciaI Tvm-Pretais JrIsdIcfien, o.. sofA, 1879.
han: Aprlicsfiop for letters Of sdministrsfior ".
a, on the estate Of HIRAM HENRY HAN, Of the
By Ann Ham, sdninistrstrix. ". o. All psrsons I'm .
tsrested are hereby notified 20 appear in TINS oonrt
O'Clock n NJ 70 show cause vhT letters q ntnainis
trefon, q on the state OF the said decesse sboS
not issue - prayed: PTeosdsd, copy OF tn order bs
Published once week for t~o wsefs IN the nreufor
50 and Washington Law Reporter previoW 70 ths
-eet1'sI 4. ExBsrxR. Rsgs.sr Of Wus. 4
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STEAMER LINES.
EoR P0rOMAC kIVEk LANDINGS.

TIE swim and fsvcrtte Iron Stesmer PILOT BOT,
OaEtain yosepb White, leaves SIN.
HIsxl Wharf, 1T O'Clock, every EsSShs1~S
ItbsDA1 and eATU RDAf $3.50
oohhthOs, for principal Landings the Po-
istnsc, ae Tar down a. Curricmak, returning 60
Nsshingto5 every WEDNESDAY, an SandaY evuuinC
TIE saturday and SUNDAY trtp includes CoitonS,
bisokistons lkisnd ard Leoz ardtovn.
W b. BTLrs, Agent.
sePltI stR-strest wGsrf
NEW ENPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PhkL tpELPHlA,A Va, v ASH
h6ION AND GkOkGETOHA, O
sAILINs DAYS.
IRON Pier 2, North Whsrvps, Philsdeiphia,
SiasH n' and sAr0RpAf'EsE=
From 50 Water street, G4orse- <suass.A1h
town, ID. C., AokDAY and FRIDAY
This line connecIs Ct Philadel paia With DIVIDES
beguisr seui-weesy Line Of STEAMERS Tor Provt-
dencs, Boston and New r. gland s.st-s. No wharf.
age 10 Boston BY this lue.
@ v. HYBE, AGENT FOR q. OF q.
M. OLfDE 90. Philsdsip his.
r. a. RERD, aleNsndria, Va.
pMhLDo A. PkARCK, - DeVOnshire street,
e. Freights delivered bV KuoxS Express Or
ders lei at General on e, sos PaaEsytVanta ave-
tended to. .eys-t ~
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RAILROADS.
ALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, 1creHGR a, asa
FkcM WASHINGTON rIrr

fhcM WAsHINGr0N CITr
80 ne balsimore and Wsy stations.
~" %. m, S s.I Annapoiis P,e1m,ut sna
: 20 a. N hsisinors aud Relay.
200 .. m, Ee- Vera. Phtlsdolphta, Boston, Bsi-
ttrncre and Relay,
s.oS a. N. ChioaFO, 81, Louis. Louisvne, osno,u-
Nine, Nsseioston Grove, 0er@sntown,
ih@rnyS. vile Hsssrstosp' TTSssr'ek ss.ss-
g., Dsssr g osvsbrlasd. S@eps ~
$50 :. N, Bslsimsr, and Way stations
sssos. m. Poiul OF Rooss ard Wsy sssrsoos
70 90 .. m, Baltimore and ReIsy.
100 ,. m, Mes York, Philsdeishia. N,rfots. m.
n za L0.tt N.tl, bsltinsre. DtsnC az ksiA.
bslt,,more, Laurel ana Relay.
me0iste VI ~ stations.
tIA p N. MtEeAestsT, HAs~rsto~u, Fr~ssrsss,
reittsn h nooNs sad NAJ sasfions, VIA Moro
go n. Psl inors. Annapolis .ss w.y s,.t,os.
700 y m, Ch,oaso. ~ Louis, L.ui-vtne, Ofacsn-
nsli, so,nnens, sancHsty, Rockville, Hsrsr~
900 p - .ssss tsi; s.s@ktaH a. svIss-.
p m balJimore md Wsy sts,ions.
$40 ?. N PiissbuTs, rc.viIle, GAlia,r,bu-s sns
Oumbsrls-d. PN'l-ss- GAYS
80 2. N. 4ltis,are sus Uav ststi@ns.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ea't.ss 49, ,1sy Staito-s-e, . m, SO,
fo- E1 i 3; s:s &.iss -T.so, adr.so.a
Fss.-eOA = N sudTpm.
1hA rGss Ssy st T'G1sa Noes, sslas
FoE fSTtssT iaioz,ns:iOz sFP,J a. tls Bslr.nqr,
90 Fennsylvsnts svenue, Where orFrrv VIII he
,aken Tor EngrsCe 20 be checked sud received st
faos. &. sR1RP. Mastsr Of TransportsaOs.
L NJ. C6LE, lc- rral TcEes Agent.
GEo. y. KOoNT2. Goh1 AEsni. JT1
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A MERICAN LINk.

AkRICAN LINZ.
hAIL STEAMSHIPS ,,s
ONLY LINE CARVING THE ffR
AMERICAN FLAG. s&ou&kS<&
Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN AUd LIVERPOOL
CABIN, IN TERMEDIATS aad STEBRAGE
ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED.
Rate ~ Iow IS by another hsst-cia.s Lire.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents,
Philadela bia
FRAEK W. eANBURN, AGENT,
huCE ~ 1920 Penn. avenue. W AsAiBStrn.
ERoH PHILADELPHIA
Shiy by
rev Express Line"
EESk BosTOH AND PROvlDrECE
? arr M Eht We "Clydes Iron Line" sud ship by
Boss on snS Providence RsflrDad.
SO advertisement q q. Kew EIpTe-s Lfue.n
For iUii Information applF to-
NPssiy 60 Wster street. GaSTretcess. y !.
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0Mr. Comstock, the OBJ scene literature de-
tectiye, 10 gradually recofertpg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

Trans IesviEs wssniuCtoE ~ a.yS - ~ %
Tuesday aud Friday, hni $40 . To- da,tT,
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0in England corpse is kept ave days and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

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