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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-09-22

ONE GRANT OvERBoARD.--The
Philadelphia Times says: Mr.. Orville
Grant, brother to the President, and
brother-in-aw TO the Indian ring, is
reported TO have surrendered his
traders licenses for Forts Peck and
Belknap in Montana Territory, and
announced his intention OF permanent
ly retiring from the Indian supply
business. Orville says that there is
no longer any money in 1t, and for
that matter denies that he ever made
any except by legitimate means. Or
vile moves in good society, and is
nobly connected, and it is very sad to
think that one Of such rare fortune is
not addicted to telling the truth; yet
almost every one knows that the Pres.
ident's brother has been enjoying u
monopoly which could not have been
maintained without the consent of his
friend in the White House. We hope
Orville viii soon find fat place for
his money. Why not form co.part-
nership with our friends, Saville, viii
der, and the Rev. +. p. Smith, and
persuade Secretary Delano to go in as
a "specialp' y We have an idea that
such a firm would fairly coin money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-09-22
JOHN TROUTMAN,
if DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTRESS Es,
Improved Spring Beds,

The undersgncd begs leave TO inform the citI.
reus Of clearheid, and tho public generally, that
he has on hand fine assortment Of Furniture,
such as Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
Suites, Parlor saites, Reclining and Extension
cha,rs Ladies' And Gents Easy Chairs, the Per.
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Seat, and
Windsor Chair, Clothes Bars, step and Extsn.
sion Ladders, Ha, Racks, scrubbing brushes, &c
MOULDING AND PICTURE rpAMEs.
Looking Glasses, chromos, &C., which would be
suitable for noliesy presents.
desio7s JOHN TRouTMAN.
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GEORGIA 4 FLORIDAr.r,l,

Georgia or Florida, should subscribe for tbe
Monsiso Nsws, Published at Savannah, Ga.
Do,t, sioi Weekly, 50 per nnnum. Advertiser
desiring customers in these States. should use is
columns. n is he best papc, Ia tie southeast.
speeimen eopies sent on receipt Of 5 cenis. Ad.
dress J. II. ESrllL, Savannah, Ga. s.lSsm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-09-22

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
IL The House and Lot on the corner VI Mar
ket and Finh streets. Cicar6eld, Pa, Is for sale
The lot contains nearly an acre Of ground. The
house is a large double frame, containing nine
rooms. For terms and other information applv
to the subscriber. at the Post 0flce.
sovlA 7. A. 0AULIN.
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AGENTS,

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wat We have go ontr, ye do hereby agree L.
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DON'T STAY AFTER TEN.


a.. inst q wor.' % So 80 YOU
Nlcn une yOu Cuaie To- = e.
You Know that a0ae va al the void
Is hais so dear % IN.
7 : MS 40 a. q tcst OF YOU
.t vhrU yJu cs.ae again
Il &c NJ a lHc ~ tniIg,
va woLt stay after ten.
For after ten, as moments ~.
treulble y er ard Ger.
Ie.. ldaa's visacc should see
come perping at tllc door
HISS there % execute bis threat
a said he'd 81. els come
lfc'sr you STAYED 80 late again,
and ter y0a o 80 aoiue.
And when / down % breakfast 20,
Papa VA frown az NE,
Aud Say. MY child. that bean OF yours
Is going % ear from ne
Th.ss n Crtn,ng MI not have
-. IS iru he come. NS4un-
z, ils. 90 down aul n ~ ain out
~ BE- doesn't 20 al q i-
And 80. though your society
Makes heart ana soul tlroo Nsrn.
heavt sch 90 vast .e.icf
Az y11 r-.vcaIug form.
YtIAu1S tatt sou &c welcome, ~ p
Oa. 4os ac.Jvc y. mcd!
30 many a scoliDg y0G have cause
TT staying alter ten.
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hGIroads ertending thronghtbe enti'e Vest and

will established the g9P machine noosaTins and 5:Pa shops
e Important railroad
via Chesapeake Ohio railroad and
ys'y st the Ohio It is s nne
vicinity the extensive iron I az, ,"o,% iii anu @ h
he orerias Of ~. =. ;,.,, K.n~ .s '< ,,su I b a.
qai qndy Of which they It
rui.r Coal which be valuable substitute. charcoal
producing the best qs OF pig Iron o'I 's 9lnA' 1a uIT ere.
easy .ccsssbny celebrated for the excellent
10 .a.' e. he city Huntington viii
ana ,s connexions he Chesapeake Bay
the great ,s,' o. "g T,t ef M .n,sgnge on es.ev % Of
the great sapl. swest AMI
81 Is Place a ra. Inviting locality ,hsn
IA aliion !eauy for Which remarkable
end secure m large thriving population ev.ry possible
sa,a',:s @ WIZ .tsse ob rs. the 3saae. .n s
Ill o made Of ient Tn '' e " 0Fnneh'-' trees
residence large enough allow for The ori
po -sl FOR the better class Of residence lots will cod
plan economically adopted i pied
ess, drusf; aud se*sraFs -. e,.,. Mann,
tadilfs eG s5n l gb -': S'any 70! %
o la.'luiio9 5 Of TsIe.eSs": :. ,.Pq,a%n
aS ,. are Ten per cent On day Of pSas and the balance
ir ON delivery Ct Iced or purchaser, r tev INV nav 20
per ce.t tby J Of purchase
purchase With interest cent tie deferred and
six per per purchase credit
E.Sb purchaser required rarebosi within year yn
the O Q buildings 0 u
experienced almost - der
Ohio
Of
Rolling Shops, Huntington
line lad
from whence very
crate
Liberal be made for securing plots @
The Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad
cheap aud pleasant route m the Eastern States via Washington Hunt
ng
information will given application person by
ID. W. EWIONs, CenV Sept
JOHN e. OBEY, A9mt
- Huntington, IVES, Va
"a wilianSrcct, Ney Ycrk
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-04-22

will the principal machine manufacturing and rsra shO
which hlv. Hley awarded
ed Important railroad connections with the southwest will also
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DrAru OF AFosrLES.-AlI the
Apostles were assaulted by the cac.
mics % their master. They were
cslel 70 seal ,heic doctrines with
their tri3l
MATHEW suffered mar;yriom by
being slain with q sword a. distant,
city Of E.h.Y,-.
Marx c>p'r u q. Alcxan lria AFTER
having been cruelty dragged through
tie streets Of tha, city.
Luke WAS hanged upon an olive
tee in tic classic land o, Greece.
John was pa; iu.1 q caullrya ot
boiling oil la; escaped death in a
miraculous manner and WAS after
ward tanished ID the Isle o. Pa,mo,
Peter was cfuciicl e.: Eomt WIKI
head downward
James the Greater vae 5Ch-aied
r Jerusalem.
James ne Less was thrown from a
.vfty pinnacle oI the temple, and
then beaten to death VAIN q tuller's
club.
Phillip was hanged up sgs;rst \
pillar II Metropolis, PLryeia.
bartholomew was Eaved alive.
Andrew was bound 10 the cross
vhelce lie preached TO Is pcr,ocr-
tors uG.il he died.
Thomas VS. ,au through the body
with lance NJ Co.1maEi,l in the
East Indies.
Judas was sho,to death with arrows.
Matthias vs. Drst stoned and then
beheadcd
Barnabas of the gent.leS was stoned
TO deNth bv the Jews at SaloDica
Paul after various torture, and per
secu.iJu>, WAS 81 length beAcaded at
Rome, by the Emperor Nero.
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MI K s z 2 z

Tie undsr,igned jsg ls-s TO isfsrs
their patrons and ~, public 10 gtrsril,
iha, 10y oAer a. ID. Iioyrrsll Nurs,y'
quicker Bolton, Laurence Co.. Ohio, isll
Of 1873 anI spring Of 1874, the f0llOpir5
fruit tre,s--EVergrcen &c.
@.'3@9 Apples trees,
$3.50 Peach trers.
9jSs pearifess. standard sss dvsIf
1893 Cherry ifess in 1arisiy,
$500 Rvercr.ens 10 varieties,
1883 Grape: several ,arisiss,
$3.50 Curran,s, soo.eberry, rsspssr-
~ &c.
AliofvhfA we'll ts sold 10" FER Cab.
AID % va.
2-Sas 6. Turk 6e0H
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Practical JOKES. II Or S"e.n-r
source of our daily fua We ar m
debtcd To- Saii.aber. Ills Mrs. Par
tus;an, hoWeve', Is but an Ameri
ne, On OF chsrdau's Ms. MI
3d.. We love the old lady tie
10, 4h,n we hear her say, Use u
ODD GA eyite, thAi she gets uo cv-
ery aorni = st the Shrh ctrriou Of
.ae chandelier Bat her wiscaivouS
nephew. iSe. Is purely ni' seaous.
lis rl:ScI.ef Is the very essence OF
Yolng America, without Us father.
Ike Is vet 10 grow into the iC!. stat
ure lie stands rs Jhe iGyeuile en-
bodimeut Of = peculiar vein known
Smoug Us rs Practical j0leS-what
the boys term ''sei.>, AID from which
springs their expression, "Nell, he's
sold" This Is almost q nIouomanla
with some. Even such PLAYERS ~
Sothern have not di>laihei TO play
its pranGs. IL i the result CT pro-
verbal shreYdpess whcA seeks 10
slVlv lead 4 green one ON, In the most
natural way IN the world, until the
ca;a.trophe Is ready, when the pit
fall Is opened, and the v.ctim drops or
PUSHES in w;;h a curiosity only equal
Cd by the surplus fund OF experience
which be receives. BJrnumS book
has many examples of these SELLS.
Yankee tricks, which III the eve OF
ethics are but another term Tor swim
dins, are Illustrations fae raclnes,
Of ioae hides the rdscal,y OF the
1;aul Ve applaud Unsuccessful la
~, first because We can but 0C-
his calculations on the sinp.ici
~ ii human nature, and next be-
case we are glai to see our fellows
learning the was Of the world IN
such an amusing way. Ia trading
he Is tn very incarnation Of tie
keenest sareSdress. lie vii be sure
10 DO business under the most adverse
circumstances, and secure 4 profit a.
~. Tais propensity Is portrayed in
the story OF Sam Jones; the worthy,
We are told, called at the store Of
Mr.. Brown, with an egg in his hand,
and wanted u ''d.cGer 10 for a dar>
ning-uecjle. This done, he asks
Mr.. b.Owu II he isn't gong 20 treat,
"Wnat, on that trade - certainly
. trade is q trade lig or little.
well what will YOU Eaye:' ~
gla,s OF wine, sad Jen,s. The vine
Was poured out, and Jones remarked
that be preferred his wine w.;h an
egg in It. The store keeper handed
him tie identical egg which lie had
Just changed for the darLiag needle
On breaking it, Jones discovered
tina; the egg had two yolks SAYS he
Look here you must give me an
other da-Diug needle
The buchanan WAS victim 70 a
practical Joke, who lost FIVE dollars 20
the YanSee on "a bet that the Yankee
could eat the Ducam.n. Joaatu@n
began the work OF maS..cat.ou - tur
e1tremi;ies, a was soon ,a.1;eI 5y
the roar and kic@ OF tne Du,cIuaU.
"Ol, mein G0,, DInIer ard BIZ
zen, Stop lat bi,iu'. IaGe yOur t.e
dollar IL hurts
Sometimes these Jokes pay, some
time not. Tae Yankee skipper
whose vessel was mistaken by an
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE.
State Normal School.

INSTRUCTORS.
4. n. C-ESTERMAN, \. NJ, PriHeipa
Benz. III. THACKsroN, \. NJ, = lst Asst
Miss LAURA c. STRIDEE, - 2Nd As
Miss MAMIE {. LOVE-, Muse
The Fall Term Of fourteen weeks con
menced September llih.
Junior Normal Course, per year .......-.-..so e
classical Course, per year.-...-.. - p.
Boarding with use % ROOM. ICY WEEK. 81
Fuel LIGHTS tlll and sp .iu.- t51nS usf week :;
WINTER truu .r"r Neck....--.. .
CONTINGENT Fee. ,gayab hy a. siCacat'|'
per term o.. .-...------.-....-'--.-. ="
Further information nay b obtained
by application a. -
THE PRINCIPAL.
Huntington, Cabell c.,
cid ID l5-tf. Ncsi Va.
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II Xe. EAINEE,
PRACTICAL MlLLWRIGHT.

Understands building all kinds Of Saw-Nills.
Gang Mills. Circular sud Haley Mills. y pre-
pared 10 TO ali No < N rs ms. Has lad IN TX
pereHce Of Eighteen years. IN WHismsp port,
PENNSYLVANIA. ana IN The wesierl. numbering
countries. lie understands both water and steam
power. also understands running all kinds Of saw
mills. Re deies competition both Is 4 huildec
and SAWYER. Eefe euce: Birmingham ( Pu ,ly,
Charleston. ". Va .sAn work warranted,
ana done In wOfkuauliSe manner. Address
u. r. BAKER Care tcH, X. -.
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ChesaDaake g. Ohio Ras.ilroad,

Graf OF Short i
aud the 'd Of operations nghot
G mus
Western states. Al
By mir
rnie the city Huntington with
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About this time engage YOUR Dec
GRAFTON Day Oorat1r>.
Mmsard roofs Of corsbustible ma
terial are forbidden In BALTIMORE.
They are actually harvesting bar
ey now in Southern California.
Circleville has subscribed about
$4,000 10 the Scioto Valley railway.
Fifty per cent Of the peach buds
are pronounced Unharmed in Morgan
county.
During the month Of January 100
aiing vessels we're lost II SEA, and
iS steamers.
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+ y. BARTRAM,

!i,y.ace ArcIi5cct &c Builder
Sharon, Conn.
Als,. furujshei OF First class fire sto
Er furnace hearths. round and square u
Comp test forencn and workmen fur
u,shrl for al kinds OF furnace work and
masonry "a general
EE1tRFNyE--Ensi-u Manufacturing Go
limit rtou. ". Va. 9arnUm Richard
son > O.. Lime Rock Conn. Richmond
Ir,, Is Wcvi Sp, ~ilce. Mass ""
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CENTRAL LARD coMrANr's ADVERTISEMENT.
TIL z CIT
NJ e - = e u q II o ~
On THE
Q II I q Z I Y Il r.

Of bank OF the Ohio
having frontage OF nearly 70
0 careinly
laid lots 'utb residences and For uanaiac
uring mercantile and business
property advantages which attracting large ro9a''
Of II se follows
a
to( large
I tbr lueo f,ni O J., Hseic sTnipu NJ
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~ 4, 1H1 pec dly. Agents wanted. AL classes
% 10 OaU5f working SCOPE ~ uc;h sexes,
Vauag anI g!G. make mere money 40 wulk .0r rs
IT, ,i,ri1 own iScaltIeS. dU.nE ter spare no
m,uts or at jtr tiWe than ~ ANYTHING else
W. oTer mpioymeGt ts.t VIII pay htud>oine-
" ilE everv l0l5's v0.S Full particl ats. terms
&, sent free. send = Your address 81 once
DJt: arl1y. Now j. the TINE. Don: !OOh .Vr
work or business elsewhere. ultl ven have
lesruei vLatWe offer. q. STISSON \ co., Port
iaad. u iIr. jan. = y G.I..
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yI-ANTED-TO MANUFACTURERS.-Th
" West Charleston Company offers = oonu
Of from Sa99 70 st0,GH 20 Manufacturers locating
IN IVES, Charleston. ne Capitol Of West Virginia,
on the kaDawha. Cheap coal. iron ore. sai. ana
iuni,.T railru:.d ana rTr,T t:ars' 1rtarion. send
az i:,r,- 80. T,alsT't,-z- Mag I--,rr.
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Read This Twice.

The PEOPLES IEDGE-~ contains 40
Continued stories. L4I-e P3.eS. = Columns
81 Cav.,s >, .s.Ec.G> Besd.n- Matter every
week. Together with s--iclc, from The pens u
su,1 w,I-snsvn Writer'S az MASSEY. OLIVER
OPTIC. SYLNANJ-S COBB. Dr. Miss AICOTT
WILL CARLTON, i. T. TR0wBidgGE. MARK
TWAIN. s.,
s2-I will send The Peoples Ledg
err TO any address every week fer
three months, on trial, on receipt Of
only 80 CENTS
The Peoples Ledger l. an old established
and reliable weekly parer. published every sat
arday. and j. very popuar Throughout tie y. =.
aEj Middle States. Address
HERMANN X. CURTIS. Publisher.
jan. 7-tf. No. = school s., Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03
lis the first spring mosquito
Heard humnIing alone,
His thirsty companions
Will be here anon.

~ wisconsin papers report that the spirits
OF the AdYentlsts are down because their
bodies didn't so up last month.
ES-The President has trimmed his wbiS-
kefs, we are told, a. Burnside. Now this
is unmistakable evidence of scissorism =
Rochester Democrat.
nEThe click and elack OF the crOquet ball
rs heard again in the land. in connection
with y on did not; 1 say / did. Nou horri1
cheat; OH, for shame! Ma, ma -
~ Jne Boston lying-in hospital must be In
very HOUriShing condition. as we notice
that new board OF officers. all gentlemen
has been recently chosen 10 manage its
affairs UOMeR'S journal.
az With one of the new style q Longfellow"
waiStcoats and par OF reasonably high
shoes, q man requires no other clOthing in
warm weather, except, Of course, a hat
Boston GlODe.
RIA 'haZed" freshman of Wesleyan uni
versity has had half a dozen OF his sophie
morical aSSailants brought before the Mid
dleiown police court and fined - each with
costs.
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DEB.

kNGNEY. On the ID Instant, Isaac ANGNgy. ia
the i9h year OF ms age, Tor the pas 81 years reel
dent Of this citg.
His funeral WllI take place on Frid,y afternoon,
the 9Th instant, Al bat past three clock, from
late Tesc ence, No. 1901 & street north vest. Has
iflalds and &C Iuaintancas are respectfully invited
20 attend.
CONNoR. Suddenly, on the "a instant. ct az
Q clock a. m CATHERINE, beloved wife Il Edmond
Conner. native Of County Cork ireland but for the
last 10 years resident Of this city. aged 65 years
Funeral from her late residencp, sth street north
west al 21e clock Friday afternoon. Friends OF
the family inyittd TO atten nd.
HEFFNER. On "Wednesday. the % instant,
JAMES e, only son Of james h. aud Emma x. Hef-
John b. King.
Humbly we bow 10 fate decree:
Yet had We hoped that time thOuld see
Thee mourn Tor as, lot Us FOR thee,
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, No. 1928 sth street northwest, on Friday,
Al instant at 4 clock. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MILLS. On Wednesday, June "a instant. after a
long and painful illness, little CORA L.. infant
daughter of Albert and Sarah Mills, aged year,
6mopths, and ii days.
We had little Cora once,
She was our darling pride,
Perhaps we loved her Oh too well,
For soon she slept and died.
Funeral from the rssIdenceiof her parents, III
street. between ga and 9th southwest, on Friday,
June 4th, at clock D m. The friends Of the fam
lily are invited 10 attend.
DENHAM. On the morning OF May 3lst, ANNIE,
youngest child OF Lemuel J. and Carrie Denhsm,
aged ten month and twenty two days. 81
ELwOOD. In Chicago. Illinois, on the aSth Of
May, FANNIE Nj. ELwoOD, In the 10Th year Of her
age, formerly Of Washington.
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TREATMENT or A FELoN.-As soon as dis
covered, take some SPIRITS of turpeutiDe i'm a
cup, dip the finger IN il, and then hold the
hand near hot fire till dry; then dip IL in
again, and repeat for fifteen minutes. or tin
the pain ceases. The next day with a sharp
knife pare off the skin, and you will find
something like honey-comb filed with
clear water; open the cell and the felon is
gone. III The felon is too far zone for turpen-
tine, oil Of origanum, treated in the same
way, viii cure. II too far advanced for either
10 cure, the lelon will De benefited, as il will
be less Painful. Never draw IL
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Is0WNMAN Il GREEN,
u Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
412 7th street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
IN BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated October
Iii 18th ISIS, and recorded in Liber 1877. folio lU7,
Of the land records of Washington county, District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the
note secured thereby, will sell, public auction,
IN front OF the premises. on MONDAY. June 9TH,
1875 at O'Clock D. m, all that piece parcel of
ground known and described as lot "a in Charles
stott subdivision of lot in square Co., Beginning
for the same at the northeast corner Of New Jersey
avenue on south street, and runs east on street
ninety nine feet s9l nine go inches to private
alley three feet wide thence south six feet thence
southwesterly sixty-one feet; thence souhwestward
ly and at right angles with New Jersey avenue
thirty four 3iD feet; thence northwestwardly with
sa id avenue twenty feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: So 500 with ten per cent. interest
from October 18TH 1874. together with the penses
of sale In cash; balance In six and twelve months,
secured by notes and deed of trust the property
the terms Of sale not implied with in days
from sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
PP.R f. PpSHhRSNHR; 1L1r Trustees.
myH BOWMAN Il GREEN, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
NEw YoRk AND WARRINGTON
~ THR0UGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK,

ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ESGIsNU
STATES
EHROUSH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK 1
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The eQui Pelt on this line Is new AM Of the most
elegant sc improved finish.
EEAIN LEANiNG AT 923 A. NJ Is PILL
MAN FARLuB CAR TRAIN YXCLTsryFLV
PULLMAN PLACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On ard after MAY %, ISIS, trains by thIs
I1e viii leave Hepot Of Baltimore and POton,ac
I.si.rgsd corner % 5;h and II streets. a. fIlIows.
- q n ENpTess for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily, eSCepf Sunday
Us a p Limited EN fress-Pallman Car Train
t1r iEiiada iphia. New York aud points East
daily except Sunday. '
as 2 m Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily. except sunday.
$50 y m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
sos ,. m. EXgress Tor Philadelphia, New YORK
and points Ea-t q aily.
PULLMAN PAELOR c. ABS on al Dav Train.
PlLLNAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and iHforuaticn can be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
BagFage called for and checked a. hotels AMI mi,
vste residences orders left a. the Offices Of ths
pany, northeast corner Bah street and Per-rsvi
SanlA sveuue. and on northeast corner of PennsyI-
vaui9 avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, cCrLer 9Th and streets
d. Nj BOYD. JR
CsDerg! Passenger agent. PhiisIeIphia p.
GEORGE q. WILKINS.
s-c4 superintendent. Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-03
YOUNG u MIDDLETON, Auctfoneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents
LIE Droit Building, corner Sth and II streets
SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND
LOTS ON FIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
II AND 4 STREETS NORTH

SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND
LOTS ON fIFTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH.
"a Under and by virtue. Of decree of the
Iii Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
passed in Equity cause No 39il Docket IL, wherein
Harvey Kennedy and another are complsinants and
Charles H. Holden and others are defendants the
undersigned, Trustees appointed by the decree in
said cause, will sell at public auction, the prem
Uses, on Tt ESDAY, the sth day of une, A. D. 1875,
at o'clock p. m, Lots numbered one and two, in
Charles II Holden s recorded subdivision of Square
eight hundred and thirty two (s3l), with the inn
proyements, consisting OF two neat and desirable
Frame Cottages, two stories high, aud provided with
gas and ster, and situated in an improving local
ity. Each Lot will be sold separately.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are
One fourth cash. of which deposit of $50 on each
lot will be required at the time of sale;D aud the
balance in equal installments in six, twelve and
chasers are TO give his or their promissory notes
dated the day Of SALE and bearing interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum The terms of sale
are to be complied with within days after the
day OF sale. All conyeyancing at the cost Of the
purchasers.
SMAF " sS s. hEEREsWARDs'} Trustees.
mayT-eo&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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NEVER put a particle OF soap about your
silver II you wish TO retain its original Ius-
Ter. When N wants polish take a piece of
soft leather ard whiting and rub hard. The
proprietor OF one OF the oldest silver estab-
lishments in the city OF Philadelphia says
that "Iousekeepers ruin their Silver by
washing IL IN sOapsuds, "a il makes IL look
like PEWTER