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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
eti6aoTDaltiae S0ueemitteI.

Seoer einigermaBen unterri6tete Sars
mer ipeiB, oab Der Pfldil3e 1ttdlt0ttDaltl8e
O%ingemltteI ge9eben meroen mul1e1, oa
oDue DielsIben Die BHan5e nt0t gu lebell
pernag. IS fragt 1i6 nur, III lpel6er
Sorm mir unlerem Gulturgep6dleH Dlele
Stoffc an Stpc~dmdBigiten anfolnmen
Iaiien lpuen. SOU man lie ben Yaan5en
in 6orm Don MmmpniatlalSen pOer III
6orm bon ialpetcrlauren Sal3ea, ais
GbtltsS ulpeter 5ufibren
Cine iebr bemsrfensipertbe GigcntDitns
libfcit Der ialpeter1auren Sal5e 1T, DaB
iie beim Sulammenfomncn nit DEM
0unus ebenlo leibt in Nmmoniaf Ders
iuaroelt neroen, ais lebteres ITO iDieoer
in Salpeteridure MmieBt. Dies lit nit
Siderbeit ulb unipioerlegli6 ertpielcn.
0enno1 iteben Ammoniaf uno SalpeterS
SGure i'm Boben itet5 in einem denlil6en
3ulammenbange. Sn Der Tiefc, I'M uns
.tcr9rlno, tpo Der 2%urtSutritt elm erihpcr7
ter lit, lno at iolden Srten, no iiO Die
9umnsiubitanaen 1T Wsaiie anbGufen,
iDie /. .. lit Wtoorb0ben, Derbeu Die III
Der @roe befinolt6e Salpeteridure nnO
Die idlpeteriauren Sal5e ftetS III Nnz
moniat p%eruanbelt, nabreno in allen gut
geloderteE uuo nameHtli0 III oratnirGen
B0oen bic l1mipalolung Se5 Nmuloniaf3
in 9alpeteri6ure erfol9t.
5rilber muroe bas Mmnoniat ais bic
eigeutIihe itidltoffbaItise ytabrung Der
Yflan3eH angeleben. Gr1t ipater erz
fannie mau oaB Die 1alpeteriauren
Salae nibt neniger tpirfiam iinb, ais
bic NmmonlafiaIse. uuo es gelang Dur6
Observation-Disclosures nit St6erbeit na1=
autUeilen, DaB Die pflanae ibren san5en
Stiditoffbeoarf bon ben lalpeterlaurel
Sa[sen besicben fam. 9a fi6 nun DaS
Nmmoniaf i'm poroien @rorei6 III Gal
peteri6ure umiudnoett, 10 fam IS Der
lebteren unter allem llmitdnOen gIei0
gelteut tperben. Die QSirfungen beioer
geben Bel Der Bflanaenernabrung 9ano
III !Danb. An Der Oberfld6e Der Ndcr>
fruIle tpir6 bas Nmmoniaf in Salpeter>
f0urc ur%ngetpaubelt, leBtere I'M Inter
qrlrDe oagegen tpieoer in Nmmoniaf
nber9efHbrt. IS lit oesbalb AUDI eiI
MuSmaibcn Der ialpcteriauren Sal3e III
Dem u%ntersruno ni9t su befIir9ten, iple
man friiber Gnnabm.
Souiel tit oemua6 getpiB, bag bei0e
Stoffe BET BET 8Han5enerndbrung l6on
aus Dem @runbe, inell tic i'm SOoen III
c%inauDer iibergeben %f0unen, ais pols
ltdnbig 9Iethpertbig be3eidnet neroen
miiiien. 9ieraus tol9t msiter, oab ale
Wtatcrialien, tpelde brett Dbcr BET Der
Berpeiung i'm &oOen Ammoniaf ODER
SaLpetcrlaure er3eu9en, ais ltldltOtt>
baltige Sflan5enuabrunesm itteI betraUs
tet iperben t6nnen. IS tit alio our62
aus uusere1tferti8t, baB Die Mmmoniatz
ial3e bcm Gbiliialpeter Dor8esogen iper>
ben; t%eoenfaus lit es inmer ri0ti9er, BET
&opfoIu9ung Gb~tliialpeter au3uiuenoen,
oa ia, tpie nben bemertt, Die Salpeterz
idure6iLbun9 INNER in Der 0dertrume
BON Staten 9cbt. @iebt man ftatt oes
Gbtliialpeters Nn1moniaflal3e ais Eopf>
oiin9er, 10 tritt ourd Die llrnpanolnng
bcs NmmoniatS IN SalpetcrlGllre obcr
itcts cine Derlan8iamte 0irfung peS
0lngers elm, ulo otes 3u Dermeiocu, lit
ia Yli6t. Nlio 9ebe man benz @pilis
lalpeter ais Gopfoiinger tm Srilbiabr
bel suriidge6licbenem Saaten entidieoen
ben Bor3ug, brin9e Die Nmmoniafial5e
aber lieber Dor Der Saat III Nnipenoung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

02n,(omnfs Gin jun9er, perbeiratbeter bentider
SC%lHNy%. Dtann nit tteinu 6omi[ie. I'm amf
elmer Sarm Sn ~arbciten, mus 6armarbeiIen uerltshsn
nth quite Gmpieblun9en BON ieinem lesten Arbeit9ebsr
%brin9en. 0erieIbe erbalt mdBtsen @ebalt unb Mrs ibm
elm paus, Garten. idones sol; uub bic S~.nupuus elmer
Rub CUR Neriiislna seiteut. uian aoreiHye NIT @nsabe
beb beanIpridleK Sobues &C., Draper GO4, @atauia,
Rane Co., SUs. 2Sfeb2ion st ieo an ts u4po
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THRRR rs NOTHING NRW THAT
WAS NOT UF DAD.


The learned world is not a little amazed
10 learn that non was used in mechanical
art by builders OF the Pyramid Of Cheops,
the date II the erection Of which is 1900
years after Adam OF 54OO years ago. An
tiquarians have ever been curious to ascertain
how the admirable, clearly-cat inscriptions
on the hardest stone we're made when uses
Of steel aud lroa were unknown. Oxygen
and moisture arc fatal u the durability Of
these metals, aud there may have been rail-
ways, as one would suppose, who has read
aftonuvely the Book If Nahum. Written more
than 1000 years before Christ came, and il any
doubt that there were telegraph lines when
job was ''bolling overs they need only read
the thirty-afth verse. thirty-sigsh chap
Ter Of thapeur:ous back to have the misgiv-
ing removed by It's saving, send ligh,nings
thar they uay 60 and SAY unto ms: Here NC
arc. There is nothing new under The sun, and
whenthoworld. net long ago. was bendingin
tears over the grave OF Morse as the inventor
Oltho telegraph It did tho grossest injustice
to the fame. deeds aud memory Of the eifer.
vcscent Job. That they had Interna-
tionai and other railroad squabbles in Mn
oveh. Nahum tells rs a. tottieaa rertis. The
prophet speaks q ,chariots with flaming
torches. and tells thai ..thc ir trees shall
BE terribly shaken. p '.The chariots shall
rare 10 TIE streeis"-like Col. SWsshor's;
.'they shall jussle one against smother, Goa
tiuoes ahe prophet. and, he might have ad.
dld. have many terrible .'smAsk-aps.
''They shall seem Ike torches. they shall
run IKE ne hehinings" Tiny CHE loco
modvesl shall stumble in their walk (Wlst
switch readers ST drunk; she gates q
rivers shah beopeasd'' (as whea the dae
q thc bridge al Nuruaik admitted u'ul
ttadl 70 realms Of deash.l Bat this ssssr
tonoi salonoa shat shere is no.hlng new
anals ne sun is TO plainso require iusihe
nloslslIon.
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h ne District C0nrf ~ ne rilc1 etstes for 5aeF
y. Pore, b1akupt- e1ltm Dt9t q
Ihl5is 81 eve roicf that - ~ ~ l.I 1r -
nuary 1855 Hafra1l % tnrEInrtcf 81. ls..I iIaz
% IL D1tnct coaltc 30 Erltcd 4lafel Icf &C. 81 t
erl q letiel % te1a4. ee4i1st fte estate CSC
10 ~ eaf Neelem Di1lfirl 81 sIs ttrl
70 tr tankfupt D. nis oTu piQu I..I I-e
p1gnfFnt q my dctsa and ftt tIG.F 81 my
DfOpefy belgrai1E q euch b11EEupI. a " ~
ace and ~ tll1.I.F ~ aEI II1I,llIt ~ N" p
fo1t-dden 81 a. E1d iI9I rnleiEs ~ I1I ctt1frr
8 ~ sid EanlEr1rl. 90 ol1I rlIe ~ A. tI4 at4
ctcIlee more er.es 80 esd tI4
u b. 11Il ~ fcIII - I1rII |IfI E" Q. aNI.'0I -
he Cnlsf fl1t1s co1r H1e1 Ir 11ffIa lfcIl
~ y. Frlce. Esc. nesisll1 q .r1f1FIf1 q 1
lltfrlEr On l1e GfE lGf ~ .f.t. 49, ~ t|f4
Il Il .rsrinr - TIIDMIt ~ tr4HEII
Us Nar.h.I " d. a I1g1s. a. .'I'..t-.t
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10 sUasCnIBERs AND cORREs-
RONnENTa

Persons writing to this Office in relation
to their papers or business, will please state
the postOffice TO which the paper is, or will
be sent, or the answer must be mailed.
They will also state whether they take or
desire 70 take the DAILY or WEEKLY.
By 30 doing, much delay and trouble viii
be avoided.
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] \ BANKRUPTCY

District couEt 81 he Cnifea States FOR fha Westefn
~ i1et g Is1aa. ln - nllier q = a Ni3
BIT nA1unpt Wcsifrn District % IfEas ~.
THIS u - give 11tlcn, fh1f On ~ fr-t u Ffh-
ruary, i5lt. uafraat ~ bsaksuDtcy Was irsaef cut
q lhg DltgIgl GvnFt II he IaIlef tliea ~ ~
= esleu Dsslucf 81 ieLse nEsinFi ihe - nfe ~
faid = a. Dtt4t. 81 Ne oNnig ~ -. dr.
trct ~ eEas. e1indsed % he bauEfnpf 81 ~ -
petltio1- nj D. r9yg' ~ ~ any debtf b.
q l.ys,1 - 40 Tfg edy btlon9nH % inrh tefsI1l'
~ hims o. ~ kle ures and lae ffansff tl4 rfnt
q. ~ hlls y florida law. 1nd lhat DifssInE
% tbe creditors ~ sid bankraa ID 0flfr u pfo4s
tieir dfis, and enof - on % mfe eteitl 81 ta'1
A'lnkfupte eslalr, piN 81 held s coor flIfe
% SASHA beiors W .. flee, kfq iffirtfs 81 Hstt
faIfeg sd ci4lfcl, lAs 81 t41 ~
1hoA . Il PEhtELL
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lIsTRAYkD BEFoRE 4. BRowN.

Jnstice eace Of Travis caunfy. byef. Jones Jan.
uary Z, 1913 the fol- ing an mais a. ilred
mules vita spanish brsrc-; one about y aads high
branded \ On leif ahsal e.. tie othF nbunt I15f
hsEds high. bosh - 3 yeafs CD flto ,ssg u,alr
az years I'd. y hnnds hifh White cps IA fsns
branded nEnfe WITH II, cOnnecfI a irlf ahu1lite
a.fIesi; FRANK BliDFN
BY v. 2. crsnsrr. Deputy isFse
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COFFEE HENDERSON, Attorneys 81 iar GAF.
fkl = kORhON, Atiorueysrat law MAnEASOH
POSEf, Aron ya-ai-iAF.' org Gown, z -
EuRT CSE~. Burner, Burnt county. fUxa.,
r. A. BLANrFORD, Austin Encampaie' d 4 %
o. r GEORGE B. ZISPkLMAH, Auth knearHp-
mvnt, J. q. .. r.
l am personally aoquninted with r. NJ Bolln and
the parile WIN recommend him, al pitizcna Of WE
liza son county, Rnd believe him and them % b.
tru-l wori Nv 4 hoffo able
LEVI PE.gylNGrs n. Clerk d. c. wiiiinm-on Co.
I am personally acquainted with r. n Bolin. aud
know him 20 be q jealous Odd Fellow md high
toned honorable gentleman, and ~ ruch take peae-
ure IN rsct mmerdihg him.
w :. MAKE son. n. C Georgotewn Lodge
No. 179. l. Y. v. F.
c5ncur In the above.
A. s. kEEb, V G. Gcorg town Lodge.
Direct all letters to p. N. BOLIN Man r. Box g.
Round Rock Williamson county, Texas
Agent' Wanted. A29 DIT WIN
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one squaro-eight Enes-ef for frst insertion; hfty
cents for each subsequent insertion.
SPECIAL motto next 70 reading matter, 81
square, each insertion. Eight hines o. les one square
Reading matter, local column, aflesn cents per
Advertisements payable I'm advance,
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e-We VII contract With parties themselves a The
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Directors.
FRANCIS ~. BOI.IN. Manager
JOHN w. CHRISTIAN,
ALEXANDRA AAitftlb.

The COneeVt VIII be under the imme-
atr nurs EgsasOh Ell alr. a. 8tsSON,
~ hfch will be- huflltirut EflsFnutre
that the price paid fr tile ttrkct ptll
Insure Ihe worth OF the money.
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BEFORE A. BROwN,

Justice peace q Travis sounfy. - A. Iane.
msre-ninie, about 1874 hands hirh gray about TIA
, a. branded = tlimeie with hailcrcs ~ ehrh
p ~ t1panifh bfaodl; about eightesn years ole.
faiue6 Il SO
A test: Pr NIX BROWN
Geek District c01st Tfas.1 County.
By ". y. cranaEr. Depatl - -
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% Awara..

Price of Tickets only One Dollar.
CLUB RArEs-KLEvKS TICKETS FOR TKS
DOLLARS
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, PEEDwELL MATHEMArIcAL AID



Upper Flores Street. san Antonio, 1exaa.
WIZ open TN the fret u February, 1915 for ihe rcep
ton OF young gentlemen
The coarse n instruction viii be thoronRh-theor-
q cal ana pTarticai-and tmbiac al branches Of
mathematics, pure and INF ed, vi leftur tpon
eFul sctnce. and upon such cub cts may tcna
prepa the student Tor entering upon tht roI .sfon
Of surveying and engineering: civil mochauical. Top0-
graphical, hydraulic o. military
Students will Be reQuIr d. when tho Wfathef may
pc NIT % the field with compler traurl. level
e., for practical exercise In surveying and tnnefs
ing 49,.
They SEED hrIng With them tor reference such NAH.
emailcai books a. they may nave IN p srcsritn.
Tniti0n g ~ adFanee ler mouth. go c.sin. A
small additlunal expenditure for sa i0ncrY drawing
iasirumon ., ETC, will b Indispensable
limnen nnm6sl = sod NE can he accommodated
&c the colleEe with DO - and ludriug ! moderate
terms and board and To- gln can had IN he ciy A
an expense pr month mol eereedlIg tlb % 81
Civil Enginees; Professor q Applied Maih mates and
d q. wAiKRR,
Grsdaate oneida College New York; Professor Of
Pure and Analypca Malh' MATTE.
- THOe. A. DWYER
teiWly siailonefi Trsasuftr
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DeposItory-c. II. Johns 4 CO., Hank
err, Austins Travis eOansys Texas.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The House eau
Gus resolved 70 instruct the Judiciary Con-
mittec 70 report the civil rights bill in
regular order. This takes It's control from
Butler, and slaves seton Of for two weeks.
The best parliamentarians SAY there il ma.
chipery 70 posh it over 20 the fourth Of
March.
WAsHISGIoS, January 2o.-There was
another incendiary Gre IN the Navy De-
partmcnt, bur Il Was cxiinguished without
lnss, except Of several logs. There have
been three attempts q burn the Navy De-
paument this week. Theirs Is much aI.prs-
hunsion, as none of The buildines where
tie rrcuris Are kept. excrpt the Posieilitr.
Paicnf one. Treasury aad the Capitui az
6le proof. Major Richsrds. CHIEF III AZ.
plilice, md Admiral Reyoolds arc IA con-
Hultat o. ore. The matter to-lighL
Ihe caucus iailsd % uest thia evening
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EsTRAYED BEFORE J. D EAsTON,

Justfe peace Travis county, By 7. L Cook. JHnuary
q, 1875, the lolWinR arlmai. ghf-bay horef SOME
saddle marks, ~ bind, high, y year, old Gina
brand - pp0ted ~ Be H TIN icfi abonlaef.
vslasa q Sc. R.n.....,.... -.
~ * District cour Tlayis County
b v. 4. culnNEI. D.paly. 81 VOW
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MADRID. Jan. 27.-Parin DeRivers, com
manding second corps, army u tile North.
reports The Carlist navy surrrndering, and
lnat Don Carlos has shot several officers for
treason.
a gnat battle is expected near Perata.
PANS, January 2S.-Narsiia CauIoberf
declinesto staud as a candidate for the De-
parsment Of Ssa.
LoSDoS. January 2s.-The home rule
members take No par in the election Of the
liberal LEADERS.
vlzSSi, January gs.-Spain has paid
Germany the msney indemnity for the Gus
tav sfTair.
LoSDox. January 2s.-The steamer
Brnnn-ch0ing. from Bremen for Baltimore.
aud Duletland, FOR New York. returned
aisabltd
MADRrD. January 2s.-The Republicans
In Navarro ure crvWuing the Csrlists. Al
fonso - laresent-
PAHIs. JannaTy ga mofinn for the
piih.lranal % ali the constitutional bills
WAS ., leaItd.
A ma ion b nov pending IN the Assem-
bis tiiai ibr gorcrnnarht slnii cIsn-ist - .
senate. = CHAMBER 81 Deputies and Pr1si-
dent "a she hrpnbllc.
Louis Blanche OPPossd rs croatia1 q .
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TWENTY year ago tle pioneer down us foot
sometimes d < aHd sometimes q isht. y 'tFusgiel
and fouzht iis VA up 50 ely IL tbc-Staie AVE
Tsts "a n Jefferson, - push foraa1 the great "a,
enc road. Warned lgt0 life b gsnenas p4iror-
% eting h bensiaclors- he intfnHfio ~ nahble
70 20 forward With lie work D. ausc % IL troubles
siih he elafe must pay ths Psciar read es0no0 8er
ariana, and no way fTe.ghts allowed We stand q
see as,a g easiga ,oa e &c pes ~ sfssEy
hined. here opsned he river and be iskes III II.
day the naylgafion between JeGer.o. lad eLfese-
I'll - ed ascflng % reei1oy tie isde ~ ware b.
70 Sew Oh ans for eOas pfr b4i -. t1as. - ibe
pONer 81 ne captsl Il drive 81 lbe Doais from tbs
RE Il sssh were t.naia ne pie. . vtpd -
rams ee1er 70 ~. o. the LOAF Trzrc . fif1eEs
~ linsf - ODD, t9.n etior7ar s1e aP5ller, %
rsra ana he NJ d ca ~ III IN 10 dss 4
happy uue when one 81 ~ lr0n aal j. ked a.
fhs arms q saa Alioaio 40 the ~ ei-s5s ne
ui1 be unknoNn, and 81 the pcoTie 81 siFis atl
rs1oissa - eva n he =. y eleap fsssrp ) 5.
tiol FInagy. NJ. rEesidenf. he 81 rfrie1i ~ fhs
3 Urnify ulu fra.trt fr1ual b y. 1fNu ffsr fer.rl
2 @ ge.s NE. 80 NJ 49, e.sl.en % lls
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mcls Nay ~ eyes neEt- b bad adfg.d q 3 exs =
aTslk haze srelind ftaie1 "a e,arir.s. - ~
has nay b eleelafe1 ~ tlit if0lb'I 10 divided
otatrl AAN f4i4f4 Etllf1lll ~ D. ia 2 oIletf
% - - oisi1ed, Coz 1aa - nhs ~ a. tlur
.1ln. . h1a-t - ~ IS Eror Yo-.r ,,sr Z -
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talsf ~ Z - lr-l11chls raIiii, th1ln = n
80 .elSe @. Alanpf - s1oln e1Fc - atm .r.e-
q e1on 9o1a pa 1aflEn - a1liieG % n sa1 -
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~ a1e- no1lt 20. 81 or ihaf h1ifa ihc sartd
$40 g t1ll lnd ~ NM hoa acld ~. = q s,aI
~ ctlfcE - tte r.lfhlF denc ttat h-p rron ffle
1e.las - a1o1 - u ~ fhi1 - 10 asa 20 -
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zA4 lfFtieEf % fng and % lte IlIs q cff4gI
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- ncl ~ fhaf ~ ftn-ti uIi.1ai Q1lsficn
-hul't - ~ nrd - 80 q - ih- ~ - - - a.
q Iha nt111le. ~ t1e as1s u aag ln'litafel-
4earr N.ilirr ~ tQ1cr4e i1lt teae-t nprtt IS flf
rLb1cf nav - kids Z. q 1rt - lflr ut1r1rr crRrE
% ta-s- nfte Etari - re. -. |1Iu. ~ 3loIa.
hsFs lr.,rce - DIV = - rgnEia - $3.50
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DIED.

BRINhLEY. February 9th. ISIS, after a long,
paIUful illne~-. MARY Am BRINhLEa- GA the list
year # heT age. native 81 Somerset county Md /,
Tut for the last forty resident % this city
Her funeral viii take place from her son resi-
druCr. Isaac II. Eriuklpy. Half street, between N
and streets southeast, "Wednesday az halt past one
clock. Friends and acquaintance are invited TO
attend. MAY her soul rest m peace.
BUCHLN. On the morning % the Sth inst, at
his residence in Alexandria county, Va, RCDOLPH
BJCHLg. IN the 41th year of his age
He funeral viii take place on "Wednesday after
noon. luth inst. AZ clock from the residence 81
hi~ brother. No qI2 Penu~y lyauia avenue north
west, Washington ID G His friends aud acquaint-
auCas. and thu-e OF the family, respectfully Iu-
Nitcd 90 attend. y
MCGUIRE On the 9th instant, CATHARINE
rl-GUfRF. aged . years and - days, aughter Of
Michael and Mary Mcclure
RlI.tiyas and friend, Of the family are respectfully
requested toattend her funeral from No 46- n
street sOuhW eel " ednesday al hall past two clock
D. m
MAYHEM. On Monday. February sth, at So
O'Clock OF Consumption Va. IL. MANHEw' IN the
2lsi year Of his age.
Relatives and friends 81 the family respectful
y invited attend has funeral from the residence Of
his mother, 231 10th street southeast, Wednesday,
al o clock p IN.
MFAMES on Monday, February sth, ls74. VIZ
he lOre with Christian foTtitudc.
Lonely the house aud sad the hour,
Husband thou art gone;
But OH brighter hope IN Heaven,
The hope IT, now thy own.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
denc- south and 10th streets southeast 70 NOR
ron. the 10th inst AT y.
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los. +. KELLEY.
y Real Estate A gent and Auctionccr,
Office No. 9O2 Sth Il. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BRIO
kESlnLNLE ON STREET.. NEAk =

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE ON STREET, NEAR ST
ALolSIUS CHI RICH. IN SQUARE No. 675.
81 By virtue of a deed OF trust. dated November
Ii II, 4. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber No 65S,
fJIiO So &c. of the land records for Washington
county D. C., and 10y the written order of the party
secured thereby Will sell at public auction in front
IF the premises. on THURSDAY; the nth day of
January, A. u. 1875. at 45a clock p. m, part Of
Square numbered six hundred and seventy five,
tG75D in the city of Washington ID. c.. described
follows beginning for the same at point the
line Of street north twenty 2Dl feet West from the
northeastern corner Of said square, and running
thence west along said street twenty % feet thauce
south eighty (s0) feet, thence east twenty 900 feet,
and thence north TO said street and the place of be
ginning. with all the improvements thereon, con
sistng of a very handsome Brick Dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third in cash, OF which 500
must Ice paid at the SALE the deferred payments 10 be
made i'm six and twelve months after sale, with in
tcrest the rate of ten per cent per annum and
cured by deed of trust and insurance 10 the satisac
tion of the Trustee. Terms of sale to be fully
plied with within five days after sale; otherwise the
Trustee the right Co resell the property after
IKE days notice. at the risk and cost of first pur-
chaser All conyeyancing az purchasers cost.
WIN. III. WARD. Trustee.
Fcla -pnkds JOS. r. KELLEY. Auctioneer.
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TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue Of writ of fera facias issued out OF the
Clerk Office of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO directed, will sell At PUBLIC
sale for cash. in front Of the court house door OF said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day of February,
1870 at - clock m the following property OF John
Sullivan, wit: Lot No. g. in square No. 6lI and
improvements thereon; Lot No H. IN square $50, and
improvements thereon, and part OF Lot IN square
No 97 beginning n GA feet from northeast corner
OF said lot, west 30 feet; thence running back
the uniform width 80 feet 10 North Carolina avenue,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon all in the city of Washington, ID. c., seized
and levied upon the property of John J. Sullivan,
rarnishee OF Samuel Bacon, and will be sold 10
satisfy execution No. lo,6o7 in favor Of Frank G.
Davidson. ALEA SHARPE,
jau26 al L. ). Marshal, d. c.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIHORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NINIEE SCHEDULE-JAxr %. 1917

EIALTIhoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE-JAxrARv q. ,s,,
From WASHINGTON CITY
90 =. n Eal-f-g1rD and Way stations
90 a. e. inil'ao-e' Annapolis, Frederick and
SIS a N, Baltimore and Relay.
500 q M ny hgfS' Philadelphia, Boston, BaI,i-
sos a. n hi.,s1, s. Louis. L9ui.viiIe, Cincin-
IaLi- 10. -t'.i- >aailSky, Pittsjur-. iTage---
Irs.sr.--. -,Furtrn, Valley Branch sr,i 4, y
X X ta-.ey CUS. Diane az CIus5sTlI.f
=I5 = m, Point II Rocks end Way Stations.
> SO ca = NJ =, h1,iim"Tr and WSsy Stations
- ~ B5itfu..T- 51t Wan anu stations 'taify
90 m Nv York, PhiaiePhi,, Boston, Nor
f1lS, l.tt .l-THTr- Dunno ~ Relay.
90 ? m. .'r.r..gre q ur-l and Relay
= 10 J. M FfH0"rlrS- Point Of Rocks. anf Wav
station ia Metropolitan branch
a" ~, l,2'iini'Fe AID intsrMedate Stations to
: 90 p n iiTl,l7orr annapolis and Way Stations.
- a. S',tioEs va Metropolitan Branch -1 w"
Ions Inns. lie, Ciaciunatl, Columbus. San,
dg,sy- '''ee. lille. PEI!HlaH oa5s. B,sasJaS.
> IL , N m p Eai'tsaore aad Way Stations
$50 m ial..r. ana v 40 stations.
'''I st..i MI sll 5 . - Lngis Cincinnati,
sgNnhl TEATNs.
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Er b. moe arr n nj g. q. m.
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F.r further formation. Apply a- the Baltimore
ana OHIO q. Es- t.-. vs. -ir-;r-. 5 tt...l ,Td
ifF.r trr Ea--fre O. tr checked -ld received AZ any
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Al--r .'.. 2. ..'- rrrF-s VIII r-. rs Follows.
TEAMS .EEEF Fgg rGT rTlyqrr
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GOING HOME few evenings since resi-
dent of CaSS street heard the voice OF a boy
in stable, and looking through a broken
window he saw a lad about ten years old
reading to a group composed OF half-a-dozen
boys of about the same age.
s'Now, isn't this nice - chuckled the gen
tleman TO himself; 'those boys, crowded
out Of school. are still determined 10 secure
an education"
lie took another look through the window,
add then placed his ear TO the broken pane
and heard the boy read:
fthe person who deals makes a miSdeal.
the cards may lie Oh the table only with the
consent of all"
.sGraShuS :" exclaimed the citizen as he
Sprang away from the window, "that boys
reading from 'Hoyle.' detroit Free Press.