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- Southeast corner 9th end Il streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE, WITH BASEMENT AND
BAIk BUILDING AND STABLE, on 1rH
STkEET EAST, BETWEEN L AND \
e. BY virtue Of d.cd Of trust, dated December
E.s 5ih, 1873, and duly recorded in Lib-r 40 40
folio : Of the laGd records for Washington comfy in
said District, will sell public aucJiOn in front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, January 9Th, l. ID
lsI5, az clock D. m all those pieces or parcels of
ground, in Washington city, District Of Columbia
known es lots p aud %, in Moses Kelly recorded
subdivision Of square 81.
There 4 now twp-StUTv fTsTne dwelling with base
ment, back building and stable on the premises
Terms uf sale. 5000, with ten per cent. interest
thereon from December 3, 1873, together with the
tayes insurance, and expenses Of the sale, i'm ca
balance III SIX and twelve months, 10 be srcare BIZ
notes bearing interest, and a deed Of trust on the
property. > b0 down when the property i sold. n
the terms # sale not complied with in iv- days
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prosertv
the risk and cost II the defaultins party Convey
anCins at puI chascT ; cost
LOUIS SCHABE, Truste.
isn4 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
S%-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY 18th January, A. II. IS15, At o'cIk
,. m, in front Of tn. premises.
LOUIS SCHADE. Trust..
Ianll DGNGANSDN BROS, AHrt.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 23TH STREET, BETWEEN 1 AND K

ON 25Tn STREET, BETWEEN L AND K
SITS. NORTHWEST.
80 BV virtue of = deed Of trust, bearing date tn
u 9th day Of MAY, A. d. 1871, snd duly recorded
IN Iber No 64l al folio 4tS, one If the land records
# Washington County, District of Columbia and by
direction Of parties thereby secured, shall sell,
in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the Ith day
Of January. lS75, at 4 o'clock p. M all that piece
and parcel of land known part Of lot 2i in square
10, sEd described follows: Beginning the south
east corner Of said lot thence west ~ feet inches,
thence north ~ feet inches, thence east 95 feet
inches; thence south ~ feet inches, to the place u
begin ming together with the mpTOT enents thereon,
coI-I-:ngDt q Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale. One third cash; balance in and II
months. with interest At per cent. per annum Con
yeysucing at purchasers cost 100 down At time Of
sale.
John T GIVEN, Trustee,
dAC2i r0td IATINER L CLEARY. Aucts.
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A1IMER 4 CLBARY,
H Auctiunser- and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner PennSvl'ania avenue aud lIth II
Star Office Building.
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TRUSTEES SALE CT VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
4Ir AND sTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
9ee by virtue Of q power contained in a deei Of
~ Eust, duly recorded in Liber 756 folio 402 e
seq, on- of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, will sell at public auction, the
premises, on wEDN ESDAT, January 13, 1875, at
o'clock p; m, lot No: s. in square No, 5ii fronting
sixty tl feet ten To- inches the north side New
fsrk avenue by an irregular depth Of about hun
dTed and forty 400 feet
Terms. One fourth cash; balance in one two, three
and four years with interest at eight per cent until
psld the interest payable semi annually on the de-
f-Trci payments. All C0nvcyanCing at the of the
purchaser. deposit Of lOO required as soon as the
property is struck of.
GEORGE PETER, Trustee
jaul I'll THOMAS DOW ING. Amer
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1 GREAT TO-
1914 PESSsYLXAnNGA ROUTE 1919
>zopru,xvsr so IT, ~ IN sor,rr,- .,,.r


1911 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE tCl y
NORTHWEST, sottTTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. tallos-:
Washtug 1on.... 5 IS a m BsltimIe- ~2Os n.
IL . a m l.l9Pm
THE GREAT DOt-Bi 4 TRACK R6J;TE,
with elegant Scenery. Palace >tatsI z-.gn Day lad
Night Cars, with spdeTn impToy enler ..
MAKE CONNECTIO IS
through from WASHINGTON to tns WEST snd
NORTH without change.
Tickets by this route can he proc nTed AZ the oces
corner Of 18th street and PennsF ysuiA avenue and
corner Of 9th and PeansvlN .nN avenue undsr
National Hotel, where reliable information will be
Passengers prUsuring tickets Of these Offices csu
accommodations in Pa zee Cars f3r Chicago,
Pitteburg, Buffalo and RlniTs
ED. 5. YOUNG, General, Passenger Agent
-ly Baltimore, Nd
A LKxANDRIA AND " EsHISGT0S X. R.
ALExANDRIA a FRE bRRICKsBURG z. r.,
CoRNEs OF Al o SIXTH STREETS
Loesl trans iessstot IsKandriA g. foll0vs-6. z,
ana ! ?, m. daily, al othsr trains daily except
Local Train, leave, Alexandria q. foIo~s-6,7.s,
q 10, II an =; m; 3,4,9, 8 and Pm The .
trsins daily sIo' Of Sunday. :, =. =
a m snd D. m. coBRsst with trains on wash
GRskTs ,,TfHERS EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves va hnstOn II s. m. daily, except sunday.
Throug a tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
tof tas 0oes corner 18th street and Pennsylvania
and corner 9th street and Pennsy ave
nue. sheTs passengers leave orders for baggage
e. checked at al hotels aud residence through TO
u .<tiDstiOu. h ,. YUM
Jane n General Passenger Agent.
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AUCTION SALES
IAUNCANS0S BROS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID St. Northwest

DuNCANsON BROS, Auctioncers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID sts., northwest.
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER OAR
PETsI SEWING MACHINES, &c: Also
S1oCk OF SHOES AT AUCTION
III On TUESDAY MORNING, January IL
~ lS5, commencing At o O'Clock, will sill At
n1our sslesrOoms q general variety Il household
y woods, consisting Of Marble TOP Cottage SETS
bureaus Nardrobes, W a>h<tands, Cane and W odd
seat Chairs, Brussels and other Carpets Work Table
ets, Curtains, &c, &c.
Stock of Shoes in lots to sait.
1t DCNCANSoN BROS, Aucts
nUSCANSoN BROS, Auctione~rs
~ Southeast corner 9th aud ID northwest.
TRrSTEESS SALE OF A TILsIzFp q
SPRING CLARENCR COACH, RFIIT Ry
IAWRRSCk, OF NEW YORK, AT AFOTI0y
Ivy virtue of deed OF trust given me aud n.
ESI<sYi land records for Washington Cpunt, Di..
trlct OF Columbia, will sel SATUR-
nAf, January ', lN5: At IL s'cl"ck in front OF
Dsncsnson Bros anctiOn rooms, one C-sprins tlN-
esce Coach built by Lawrence of New fsrk in inst
cirss order, recently done up.
Terms San cash, Of which amount s5e must b.
ot $50 Notes Bearing eight per cent interest sstis
fsctgriJ ndorsed snd secured By deed 81 trust upss
The Coach be seen ~ day Of sale at the Car
riege Repository of & n Graham.
A light. half top park Phseton. bHjt BY P.rk-r
81 Esst Twenty nth street, New York, in perfect
JOSEPH W CORNw ALI, Traste..
DUSGANS0S BROS,
JSh5 " AaCusReeTs.
agT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED u,tii
Tt ENDAH MORN ING. At I I @ clock. ~am- Mac
JOSEPH W CoRNMELL, TruSt--
pGNCANSoN BROS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
/ AFFAIR & CLFARY.

IN ATTN tR CIEARY.
IL Aut tioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest srner Of Penna, avenue and Iith street
Star 0ffice Building
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STORY AND. MANSARD ROOF BRICK
HOUSE. ucerly fui-he,l.l ON u STREET
NORTHWEST, NEAR TIE CORNER OF
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n AIINEK IIEAKY,
IL Real Estate Brokers and AuctiOneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and IIth street
Star Office building.
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TRUsTEE.s sALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, ON MYRTLE STREET, IN SQUARE
No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOTSIUS CHURCH
esys By virtue OF a deed If trust bearing dats on
sff the Both day Of August. 4. II. lS7l and duly
49, corded in Lihcr No. 90, folio 22l, &c. of ths
land records for Washington county, in said District,
and hy the direction Ot the party secured thereby,
will sell At pll lie auction, in front Of the premises,
on MONDAY, the I ia day of January, A ID. 1875
81 . clock T. m, bots numbered one hundred aud
sixty five. tlG5l one hundred and sixty six (l6j
0ur hundred and sixty seven. 6I one hundred and
sixty eight, l6S,l and hundred and sixty nine,
tl69 IN Giberts recorded subdivision of Iuare six
hundred and seventy i've, t6lj,) in the city Of Wash
lngtou, with all the lmpTJv ementS thereon.
Terms Of sale. One third in cash. fpf which S5i
must be paid each lot at the time Of the sale , the
deferred payments to Ia made in and Il month
after the sale with interest at the rate Of
pr aHuun and secured by deed of trust to the
i~taCtipn of the trustee. Terms Of SALE 10 b. fully
compiled with within Ak days after the dar of sale,
other wise the trustee the right resell the
Pr perry, afcT weeks notice, ut th- risk and
cost e thu first purchaser. All cOnTeyaucng at the
purchaser cost.
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee.
drC3n-e OAis T.. j SWEET, AuCt.
a ATIMER q FTEARY
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hUSCANSON BROS. AucttoncarS
- Southeast corner 9Th and Il streets nnrthMa.t
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AT1MFR h CIEARY,
/ Auctio1eers and Real Estat. Brokars
Southwest corner. P.nna. avenue aud IItb STRAIT
Star Office Building
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w tSuccessor TO Green a Williams AuctisD
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID streets

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE RH-
SlNEsS PROPERTY on CAPITOL HILL
e. BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on
E:1 the 18th day Of November, A. II. 1870 and duly
recorded In Liber 62S, folio 1S9, &c, Of the laaa
records Tor Washington county, II. G., aad sy the
direction of the party secured thereby will sell At
pu6hc auction IN front of the premises, At az
clock y. m, on WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of
January, ID: lS75, the northern half of lot MN
eered twenty four ga, in square numbered seven
sunureu ana tnlrfy Two tT3t, in the city OF Wash
lngtos with all the improvements thereon, consist
ms OF large brick business house aud dwelling.
% paid at the sale the deferred payments be paid
IN equal payments in six and twelve months, with
interest rJn day Of sale and to be secured by deed
o. Hsst snd insurance TO the satisfaction of the
tees Terms OF sale 70 - fully complied with with
IN ~ days after the day of sale otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property aer
sse week notice the risk and csst Of defsultias
purchaser. All conyeysncing at the purchaser
cost. WM. II. WARD, (r-,.,..
JOHN n. ENNIS, hos'
JAMS Sawtds WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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htNCANSON BROS ,Auctione~rs
- Southeast corner 9th aud ID sts northwest
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a THE ABaNE SALE l. POSTPONED u.tii
tENbAh MORNING, n I clock. ~am- plarA
JOSEPH W CoRNM ELL, Trust>-
u IANNlN BROS An.f.
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TRUSTEES SALE By CATALOGUE-RBONY
AND GILT PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED
IN MAROON SATIN DAJASK; EBONY AND
GILT CABiSET SUPERB COLI EGTIoN
GENUINl BRONZR QRNANRNTS AND
TINS AND OBNtMENTs; CARVED CABi-
NETS; EB0NI AND GILT CARD STAND,
CENT WINDOW HANGINGS, IN SATIN
AND LACE FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND
PIER MIRRORS; SUPERIOR BLACK WAL
mo R60M FrRNiTURE; STPERI6R ii
VET AND BRUsSEIs CtRPRrS; Stair
CARPETS RUGS; FlNH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE; SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND WAL
Nut MARBLB-TOP CHAMB8R FURNI-
TURF; HUSH AND HAIR MATTRESSES
FEATHER holsters AND PILLOWS. Bill
LARD TABLE. lCOMPL &C. &C.
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DJNCANSON BROTHERS,

- AUC'lpue"rs aul Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner of 9Th and ID streets northwest.
, 1875-02-20
4 ~ busted Com il1tasllty.ss


Ihta phrase may very properly express the
condition Of Affairs in Cafnon anu Virginia CitY
A correspondent, writing from tho lntter ],lnoo,
Rays "I4is is . city Of elongated visages-a
city OF sAokcloth and ashes. Everybody here
dAbbles In etocks mud, therefore, eyetybolY
here Ia 'plum busted." Ni,lo itls incrymar"
Il resident Of Carson City WIS OIL California
street ycHterdsy, aud DO made everybody laugh
BY telling how the Nevada Legislature worp
skinned ii stooks. Said lie "You know Ella
ron said. altar election, that he wouldn't pay any
n,enler = cont for ilis vote, and really don't
believe t,o did but 10 carried atoek for the bo7s
-carried about hundred Ophlr, you know
-eh Wo!!, At that timo Ophir was solllng
at $50 4 share. This was abolt tho It'll
Of JANUARY, you know. and sharon Wan
elected On the 1ltll. by this time Orhit waa up
to about f4480, aud Tho boyA all lad profit Of
$50 bhate and some Of Sharoh'S political engi-
nsota paid eaoh man tho difference, AID advised
all OF them to buy 0Vhir. AZ II waa going 10 s500
suro., Weil sir, they, just pitched in aud bought
--nnd borrowed, and bought moro. bo1ne Of
thom had tlisir wives in Hah Eranusco scc!uH
tho siYhta1 aud they toloYTaphed to the old
womau to draw It mild on aiIks and 1aHel1y anl
got oPhit:, Wel!! they'ya sli got enough ophir
sharon uletnbern In that Legislature aud run
'om through a ton-statnp mill, don't belieyo
you'd got euough bnllion to pay for crushing,
They wsnt III on MRrgins, you knuw-buyeF
thirty, eh2 Wall, when loft t!,oy were oil skir-
niahing around town for boardiug.houaas, buyer
, 1875-02-20
4 Summary Of the Temperature for
Forty Days.
A Comparison with the Mild Season
Of 1874.
A Story Of the Frost at Green
Bay.
Suffering in That Polar Realm.
WHAT WE SUFFERED IN CHICAGO.

WHAT WE SUFFERED IN CHICAGO.
AnEyfEW or 4 MoNrlt'e wE&TfED.
Willie tho woathor at presont Ia not Of the
sultry or AweltorinE kind. It is still such tlecd-
Cd and favorable improvement upon tho TOM
pcrasuro wc have recently experienced TINT poo
bio have efaw,ca out Of their Notifications, OF
fnrs and mufllots. aud 11Avo ceased ahtvotinR +;
and the hot Hootoh tsa1d lles fallen on very
materially. Tho citizen who haa ohsttorcd hta
back teeth loose Las revived in lopoinluoas dur
tng tho past day Or two. and ia encouraged to
think that tho "cold spol Ia over, not to DO re-
moved this year.
Tho first da5a Of Bprfng.timo are but q ahort
distance away, and no ono expects to SEQ auoh
eccontEio[tes practtcod ~ tho weathor gent lavc
lately exhibited when We entor upon tho month
Of March. Now that wo aro apparently safely
past tho l!scomtorss OF oxtromcy cold woathor,
it b not painful to indulge In retrospocton aud
feoat1 those mncl,.borated days.
For tho honofit OF ttoso who did not possoss
ehe advantages Of q Thermometer OF thcis own.
aud consequently rolled npon The statements Of
unroiahlo evening newspapers, whose inforu,a-
Hon was dortvod from saloon and drugstore
Thermometers, tho following table. showing the
fAal temperature Of Januufy, and February TINS
far, and comparing 1t with tho sainolperlod Of
1874. which Has m exceptionally warm season,
h1a boot prepared.
, 1875-02-20
Good Streets He{o5e Statues.
Tho following curious correspondence Ia pub
Ms!sed In tho Ht. Louis ntMepaf1QEa:

Br. 74,uts, Feb. lo.-Atayor R1orn: slns During
my yslt 10 this cty lave lsnahy piscs iu ois
IT tho city papers regarding tic utBa Of statnAsy Ia
Ht. Louis. My husbaud GlaIk Mills tbs sculptor, La4
lnade Colossal st4tus VI AIIruw 1Ack4ou; also ona
Of Oer. Waalinstol, Duh aro placed In ito City Of
Washington. ite aiso ,naae ous IT 1aes.ou for New
ono of jackson for Nashville, Tsn They hare failed
10 ra1so tue nney to Fsy fur Il Ny husband "
willing to aollser 1t without. although they auxIuua
to hase HIN DO liz haa now decided to ssu Il to
auy uty which would ilka 70 purchase Il, liz will sell
1t for tho low price Ut slU,0 1olye5el In 81. Ios
lIa roslred $3o,000 for tho In WRsl!iRon U!sy,
AuG S3s 100 TOR tie In Nav Orcaua "a lupie4tu)
Tho sano rce waa to 10 sld for tho ordered tor
NaAhvlilo, ,-that Ah now has OIL lsud, Instead Of
jackson. soals cther Qenvta tau to p4cea upon the
horse 1t psafrrrsd. Mr. Mills paces ihe statue 1t this
low hguce lA coassQuanc, Of it, tslng loft Oh hiu
haads. write to ask II 4hta city would MT ise 10
purchase II. The STATUE ~ work Of ast, will e,seak
fas tlself. lnlose4 Ind Photograph uf tho statue.
Yours respectfully, atna. CLARK Mills.
To this letter Mayor Brown replied ~ follows:
NAxoxh osy1ok, Fob. u, l67b.-Ars. Ciark Niih
pkAa MApAx; Your notet dA1sd 10Th Inst, u suo<iy-
Vi, with photograph Ut Gen. jsck.ou axitng il ths
city would buy = copy Of Il. in answsr 10 which
ha1e y ~ that sAs city y IN condition to uyest IL
satuary It present. 1t1y appreciate tLo character
a1a poiss af H. staens ~ beluH sonashtSx horaf "
t.insd befars but we nsai 6et.ar 1trssfs Abovs Ill
ssos md uni that Il accomplished could not reo-
plH1aeQa u p8rNA8 H lt4tnAtys YtfF fssp%etfla-
u, 5QsasA baoNa, EAyos.
, 1875-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, a1tLLtS11nN WEs F.EnH
4 dispatch from Anrora stAtcd that tho iron
for tllo tiest 30 mitce OF tho Cl,isa 10, Milling
ton 4 Weatorn Nnrrow-1augo Ratlru1d has bsen
purchahed and is to DO delivered 0 4 and before
tho t0th OF May.
Tie road, which has often bean described In
THE TRIBUNE, is 10 extend from Chicago to
MuscAtino, la. .......
TIE MEMPHIS FADUcAIf.
MEstp1tfH, Teni,., Fob. 19.-Tha Atf.scrncns Inst
night that McComb has beAu cloctnI President
Of tho Memphis Il patncali EAtiroad whA an or
ror. Norton WA re-elsetod und..Y q CONTRACT
that he was to 10 retnined AZ President until the
roatl was completed. Tlloro is considerable fool
Ing hero at tho action Of tho ,fcEo1nb party.
, 1875-02-20

=. 6pfeiat D1spueeh u I3.e Chtrauo Tribune,
., MAu1soS, Wis.,, Fob. 1I,-This ,nuraing tho
N4ilroad CommisHonora recalled their seconl
olll fso1n tho Assembly Committee, aud added 10
y psoytaiona requiring sotrl-annual REPORTS nul
khst ~! CONTEMPLATED measures, sl1cl hH leAseu,
contfaosa, agreements, or projects, bo publishel
before tley arQ cotlaumnatol also providing
saat dtvtstotls Of rates undos tho Potter LAM be-
tween contracting roa!la be determined by tho
railroad officers affected.
1llis sftaFuoon the Aascmbly Railroad Com.
mlttee mot to lear arguments ou the BILL A
llseiy discussion arose aa to how tho first bill
came befosa the Committee. T4a Chairman,
SAID 1t "as hallaed in by memDcr OF tho Com.
m1,ltsee. who received 1t from tho Commissioners.
ina aecond bill, u Was shown, oa1no In tho samo
way both Wero drawn by tic Commissioners,
tW9 Of Htl0tu concutrod tn t1e asoord bill. Tho
latter would continue tho Potter law ratos
to 10 dono sept. 30, 1915. Al srgumont onauod
nnoa VIE t!to nll!s, aud Judge Howo, Of tho Wost
wisconsin Hallway mado all eioquon. ples for
laatlco to tle road. Mr. Oldridgo, supfeasnta-
iss9 o. tsia State tirsugs. WHO announced that
70 lad Lad considerable to to With preparing
TIC second bill, urged It's ADOPTION but
advised striking out the provision .a,uir-
lug the publication Of eyory contom-
plated project. 1to further advised submitting
tho hllIs to subcommittee, who nhould noel
ana mature ~ acceptable measure. This recou,-
lnsndaton, which NAs oonougrsd In By The mi.
road representatives., the Eommitt4a refused to
4aoPt, Sh3 nk391baW 8soliainf "a s9autas ~
, 1875-02-20
why = &entat0r hid Mot InKs Alta Vile
to WuN1a tn Htntss

Kl4hiuqton Cor7tsputaintt k4s'oH Gi91f.
heata a good story tho othcr day: Wo Wero
commenting OH tho Outward alau of ceTaln
Halator, 4Ayi.,g, In stldltlou, that we found him
worry egrecAh!o, though now aud then uncoaa.
fortRhly frank.
"Yss, should think ho ,was." laugh'd! ogs
niusua! frlo,1dt ~ asko'l him why no dlan,a
bring l,ia wife to Washington, aud La answered,
'Faot il, Captain, tho old woman fa 70 mortal
hon,oly I'm ashamed Of her +"
Make your oWn commonts, doaE friends. II
tho tnly 10 question Woro younger. Washington
in her case tIere IL 10 such hope, no forgive
ths Senator. and find double amusement in tho
exclamation heerI him make ~ beautiful
woman PASSED during reception. Said tho
thank God every day for tho pleasure Of owa-
Ing sucA baauty!" That 1pails Rsthotio tastes
waaed up too late, but they arc correct.
, 1875-02-20
At GREEN cay,

Gasss UAr, Wis.,, Fab. 1s.-ts viii hot STIR
prise you IL leatn tlat tie cold ushshcr ulsIrh
haa plos.,lsd over VAST portion of this auus.4
noa' ~. tne ,aa' t"v monsu1 aao o,eu tolt 10
some extent hero. You Will obsotTe- by casting
your eyo on tho rusp, that Our latitude Ia such as
10 warrant tho inforenee That q cold
nes r.us' "ase ~ aps !" 'aso us ~.
~bAtlet, No a1uu1a like to knoW7 1t al1 dopends
On tho i4otherihdl lttd-tho twist that his. Wo
bet ut tnf isoth erfn-not mn tl,b nnpal,clt, NH
mi tua nr5tartota ~ thn Nnrtl,nrn 1.o,I,, .rnis
as w. tte4es.o.. =. Nv N's1aosu tsclit' "ahe
aoxe's ploo" III January along thelf onltrc
.ooso. % anu WIS ~ hos oil .one by simplo
Wo arc gi!ina to confsss, lorovor that Tin
iA4a stono t,.i,,,, .s,i,,, 49,. M,".'N. ~. ~
csts Il dogIoss ,niox ,u xnre os 'na
the ranso having boon bdlwson ' thss' and and
zero Tor about biz weoks-hns .;,r.
ses,sa ina ,i,ns ~ nav ae, ~, 1s lug
nss Or st ,oast oonnnct,an % % H. ,ts n4 ~" %ssss
Thets arc. no doubt MANY of your readers nho
ha.c naver experienced weatbot Il tlcareos be-
low zero. and viii sb,yor at tho mara tho,,vl,. NJ
n n,.,,oa II :. ro,d H., .stor III ,,,o.s s -.
sha"t a. no1 ~ .,,a n.r h.,l.,t ats Nv !oo h.9
asan,a wv, n,a nv i'osn NV 'o"'s NC '''o o'""4' 0uo
~" ''T ~, = ,,onr ,,,,,rx
III Knrtnc,.v ,,,an ~. 4s ,.,oaa,,t11 uat - M, aa
= asra. th.n We fsl' on s!.e eoldsst M Dt%y day
bot' bnt o1pes.uneoa' ,asa tn iaet' ~ was
wn ,ho'a M, vess nxa tiMg tinsag,eee,aeD!o e aaS ana
ths indicators bsot. oonnnite5 Pea peapIo s wape 1ps
put about toir busiuoss a. uss,si NoI1Jy trezo rs
ronri ~ 19,n.. - .a'J ~ ~ Inaae.hula' Alh-
suSs ht ~ ~ ~. III "s2 n9 "'u. 70 uo
fep snd to aI.s It Would uS1 sop III she bloo o. pe
GpiuB through yont Veins until your face fairly
, 1875-02-20

a paper wlioso very nev. itorns, ropeatod frauds
Layo taught them 10 alsbcliayc.
Al atartcl III 10 wrlto you about tho weather
merely. will cloHo by aayihg that tlserc arc no
aisna of snrfng got. On tho contrary, It con.
Times cold and stormy, mud tho train wlc loft
Chicago last night llas boon nearly twenty-iour
hours on tho way, anu is not hero yet.
BUCKINGHAM.
, 1875-02-20

responsibility. It In beloved aomo report will
Es made tn tho Assembly Tuesday n orning. II
tie Legislature tomorrow ADJOURN ovar until
'r,leKt}hv oycnsng, an extension, Of tho ncsHion
bcyontl 1hnrmlay MT 1t Will hc ncceBat rs. Other
wigs, It would Hncn no railroad bill cat hn passed.
An axtauaLon OF titno Ia regarded as rortalu.
, 1875-02-20

Tin nttat tompctutafb TOR thb mohtt Of jan
nAty, 18Th waa 2a9, for the sa,ne tnohtli In
1876, III.
fhs information wna g'yorl by Str. 3. O. En-
thos5. Of tho ubretntncAt Bigual set3;ct. It
momoters placed at the outside Of tho top atory
of flo MAjot Dlotk, tothet df 4lhaihon Aud La-
Hild ats&StB,
, 1875-02-20

Stallion. i)ar.I Th5l ,f,na. IRa,HI

Aaxinlunt Thermometer. 10 snttmun, ~.
uENEhAL onsEnvATiuSs. -, ,
Cn1cAGo, Feb. II.