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DIED.

BISHOP. Az the residence of hi, mother in t.4.
cry fehtuSry 18th Of Pneumonia HENRY PEKciE.
aged years, months and Is days.
olock D. m on from I'M TsdeB 9s Of NJ. iIsisn
1909 Maryland avenue southwest Friends u Ia.
family are invited a. attend. "a
GRep. and ChrOn. please corvl
CUNNINGHAM. Sunday, February L. in the
sOth year Of his age, ARCHIBALD CUNNINGHAs,s
seven years resident Of Georgetown, ID. &.
Funeral will take Plass from the residence O hi'
Ffs6ss y y S9 p m RiSesdSy 18Th instant
DELAFIELD. At his late residence. No avs Sta
avenue, in the city Of New York on Friday, Febru
airy l2th, Of pleurisy, MAJOR JOSEPH DELAFIELD, ~
pELAfTELD. Al has late residence, No. East
dhr s5ses' IR 10 the CITY 81 New YORK on Ssturds
DELAFIELD, NJ. d. in the sist year Of bis age
avenue, in the city Of New York, on Monday mors-
ing, February 18th. ~ pneumonia. HENRI DELA-
The funeral services Of the three brothers will b.
held At Trinity Church on TUESDAY, February 10th,
HUNTER. Al the residence Of samuel T. Hawk
esq, corner OF Myrtle and Let street east at s1s
at the advanced age Of ~ wears JANE m HrsSfEE'
relict Of Jesse III Hunter, Of Pennsylvania.
at D M, from the residence Of Mr. Hawk.
Philadelphia papers please copyl 2
on fsi %a,RRs q e Nh a' 'f Rs.a
~ pn me. on Tuesday a6tsrnoon, at o'clock, from
KEACH. On Sunday morning, February IL, 1875.
after long and painful Illness, ELtzABETn n. be-
loved wife OF ID. T. Reach, in the 6lst year Of her
age.
Lonely the house and saa the hour
Mother thou art gone;
But, oh, a brighter hope in Heaven
The hope - now thy own.
tend her funeral from $50 2la street on Tuesdsy,
the 10th instant, at p
MASON. ON the Hath instant, SEE TTLER, wife
of Rev. Jas. G.. Mason.
The funeral services will take place at the horth
Presbyterian church at Z 80 clock this Mondsyb
evening Friends of the family are respectfully ia
vited 70 attend. The remains viii be carried ~ Tea
nessee for interme1t.
MILLER. On the 18th instant, Of CONSUMPTION,
JOHN ID. MILLER, aged % years.
laws John T. Stanley, 1933Sth street Tar friends
Of the family are respectfully invited 20 attend
Tuesday at O'Clock.
MAcGR0TTY. On Monday, February IS, ISIS, st
O'Clock q. m, EDWIN Albert MAcGEOTTN,
youngest son of Mr.. X. b. and Mary MaclfrOtty,
aged years, months and 10 DAYS.
The friends Of the family invited 81 attend the
funeral from their residence, NO. l2I4 Mas-schu-
setts avenue northwest, on wednesday, at O'Clock
p. N.
TAsSIN At the aGrove ~ indiana Deoenlax n
1874 after short Illness the result Of an acc dent
ANNETTE DE NIYIER fAssIN, aged - years.
lCfty papers please oopyl
PARKS. On the afternoon q the 18th instant,
after q long and painful ilnass, ANNIE NARA
PARKS, aged "a years, beloved wife Of Frederick
James Parks.
Her funeral viii take place from her late residences,
No. 92S 10Th street, 20 morrow Tuesday afternoon,
AZ O'Clock. Friends and Acquaintance are 80
spectfnlly invited 90 attend.
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EncI.e.s a,nIncf

us IN Ih-ihilth VISIT SCAR At HANR
lfft7T RE VFrr.lrnr- Err,sri.r'
ETCk'S comet IL soon TO make 3D., tyr,Df,
nTsi recoriod visit nr. Won Asfeu has mn
il>h'o ms erheinrri> oftho comet for the fprts
coming return, and 90 viii reach lis r,.rif,e
non on me 18Th ~ April IL will ba nearest
the earth about the 4th OF Nav. apnroaebin.
" Nlthin auiStHuCc OF about $1,000 .lp0 mfI-s
HE largest telescope viii b. able very $50, -,
detect The presence al The celestial visitor.
frcKe'> comet n not "A remarkable one IL
i n Pl'Scoptc comet, and consists of "A cir
GUAR patch az uebuious light somewhat va
u'nsed toward the center. Though uSlally
only visible through the telescope. ID l. SOM
times seen with the naked eve a. fpr n.
stance, on its appearance ia 1S5S, wh~u Al
shone like a star OF the nuh magnitude. Al
j. one OF the tailleSS comets. aIthouph IA.
rare occasions "A tail has been di.carDpf AZ
tending like iaiut brush toward the SuS
ana also similar appendage branching oat
IN an opposite direction. This little camel A.
invested with a special interest for te-rs.ti al
observers, from the fact that its period H. ~.
ShuTtsSI among those whose time, OF revols-
ton nave been aScertained, for ID is ollF
three years and quarter i'm completing ia
course. IL performs its revolution within n.
boundaries Of the solar system, it, perihelios
being between the sun and Mercury aud IN.
alheuOn between Jupiter and the Astaf,ofds
Even Encke's comet, insignificant as a. ia
has been OF use 10 astronomers. When at ia
nearest approach % Jupiter the mass of TN.
huge planet was more accurately a etcrminaS
Dy means or Its excessive pnrtur bafiOnk {"
In The same way, when IL was nearest Ny
curry, IL was the means OF detecting an error
IN the computation of the mass Of that 9ery
little orb. Therefore. there will be n v.rr.
welcome for this erratic member of the svs-
TEN on lts next APPROACH 10 the earth. 1--we
cannot follow its course among the star.
with the unaided eye. we shall be glad Ia
trace ITS steps under the guidance OF those
practical observers who are ever on ths
watch TO imprisOR these flying visitant.
Withln telescOpic range. and a ways ready to
scientific skill.
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| lAreSf OPTIONS TO ne rtsr
! p ioTt II - .H Caacngo TSr,,-,l
| The Becchcr sea 1ial il cy Stvidins 49,,
| lhtresi win two or three other Ta.,ssls
which DO rot get into t1r Brnokivn T.sr-r.
| 6ecause the editors thereof are An va 80
Nevertheless thcy ar. worth faili,s $3.50.
IhomaS ktnSclia. EDITOR OF he Fayle 4. .
IN IN hloeT or t',e hoari of etu alton o7 Rreek
~, and has boen lately mnictF,t in 49,, -.
tor SO 00 FOR ScfncirE the " ~ T,l'.s-
20 sup'rinteadcnt % public inStr1rf,D,
an ~ hl,Selia's prptege. This l. not ne,-s
but me iact that b. has become fnNci,.,
with another school marin l. rof vi s,'It.
made ,"oolc Miss Rachel Mag1ire ~
compos Tor IN the Eagle ofiice, wherr ShN 50
less TYPE man she sat hours IN fha .f1i,-'.t
rooms She finally inc, tel a., -, 80 =, ~
hlnselta, VINO went To the offics one d,
and, hndihg Miss Magaire in Kinsail.y.
rom, undertook 10 give her her de.s .-fs- 80
the battle il not ALWAYS 10 rba ,t.l,,s., -
indignant. MIS- Mcguire being ast.f,.y
Irish woman, gave Mrs. KinseIia A hsaf,..'
and, a. a Consequence, the publishes a.
missed her from the Office Ms na,,,,is.
thereupOn fell back upon Mr.. KipSeils -
support. As Mr.. KinSeIla had M. Fi~is
ana Others 20 take care 81, he weariat of -.
hard burien. ard finally had Mis- Marpir.
appointed public SchoOl-teacher She his.
nat position now, AID the ring % whfos
hiuSella belongs has 20 sustain ber AL 49,.
Tor The rcaSon thst. iu captured letters ofbi.-
NJ leccadillocs OF half the ring members az
Hposed
come 20 iirht. invo vos the corT,or,fi,, .,.,.
sci oi Bnooklyn, William {. neWitt. AMI -.
teantliGi blonde wife OF State senator Jobs
= Jacobs. Dewitt has been -or vsars .
br3,ege 81 Jacobs, who employed him ,.he.
i'tN lti Was without position. and Ia 49,.
W. owes ms present Prominence In palitiesI
aHalrS IN Brooklyn. HIS oflea IL one al a..
riches IN N, Cift OF tn mayor. and Ja.,,l,s
MlLhin less Than two months past ~,,nr.s
rev itt> appointment Cor two years Tmuss-
dlat.lN after rendering him this signal 80
VIC. JacuhS, returning unpNpDrtailv f-,T.
Albany, discovered that an afuuur ~. i ii.
" ~, h'n Neyn gong ON or some years. Like
urcW an IapcIN 81 separation. and on Frlfa,
last signed them. with hiS wife. aud now ALI,
llfn>-lf "A frpp man -t.-
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EVERY one hasTelt how superior in'force 10
The language OF the street To that OF the acad-
envy. Ought not the scholar TO be able to
convey his meaning in terms as sharp ana
strong as the porter or truckman uses. Ths
language OF the men Of the street is strong
nor can you mend IL by what Won call par
hamentary. You say, s'if ne could only er-
press himself" But he does already better
man any one can do IL for him. A man whs
knows himself about the matter in hand cas
always get the ear OF the audience % the eI-
clusion OF everybody else. The power ID
their speech Is that il is perfectly understood
by all, and believe 10 TO he true that when
any orator at the bar or i'm the Senate rises in
thoughts he deScends in language. That ia
when he rises TO any height OF thought or pas
sion ne comes down 10 "A level with the ear of
al MS audience IL il the oratOry OF John
Brown and of Abraham Lincoln the one at
Charlest0wn, the other at Gettsburg in the
two best specimens OF oratory we have had
In this country. / observe that all distin-
guished poetry is written I'm the oldest aud
simplest English words There il point
above coarSeneSs and below rehnenest
where propriety resideS.-R. W. EmeTsOn
HThis Lenten season is a good time 70
help the poor in.
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SIS northwest

TRUSTEES, SALE or VERY VALUABLE
SQUARE $50.
&C. BY virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated respec-
~ lively on the 18th day of June. A. D. lS7l, and
- the 9Th day of July, A. d ISL, and daily re-
corded in Biber No. 65l, fOOs ct seq and in Lber
No. $50. fUlOs 3gS ct seq of the land records for
Washington county in the District of Columbia, and
10y direction OF the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder in front
Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 81 day of
March, y. ID. 1875, at $50 O'Clock D m 10, all that
piece parcel Of land situated in the city Of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat plan of said city and being part of
lot numbered three t3l, in square numbered seven
Beginning for the same at a point on the line of
Pennsylvania avenue twenty feet enthusiastically
from the southwestern corner of said lot and
square, and thence running enthusiastically
along said avenue ffty-twO feet and six inches,
thence and at right angles with the
inches thence north 10 a point the line of south
street eighty six feet and three inches eastward
from the northwestern Of said Lot and Square
thence west along the said south street siXfy-sN
feet and three inches and thence sOuthwsrdly TO
said avenue and the place of beginning, together
with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash; balance in three
equal installments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum
from day Of sale to be secured by deed OF trust the
property sold; or all cash, as the purchaser may
desire deposit of 500 will be required at the
time of gale. All conveyancing at the expense of
purchaser. IL terms of sale are not complied with in
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
Fax f. x. i bodily q EhEEYY,oN's Trustees.
febI2- eo&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Auots
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioueers.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Office: SO Market Space, Board of Trade Room
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kE Al. ESIATE, KNOWN AS GRANTS ROW ,
IN TIE CITI OF WASHINGTON IN IN -

kEAl. ESTATE, KNOWN As GRANTS ROW .
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, II. @.
Lii Court If the District Of Columbia on the Oh
day OF January, A. -. 1875, in Equity cause No
200 herein Aaron W. Carter ct al are complain
ants and Albert Grant ct al defendants, the an
FEBRUARY, \, ID. lS5, al o clock =. m, on The
premises sell AZ public auction the Highest bidder
M those lots OF ground, with improvements,
s srn9 In the city Of Washington, Dis
groundplan thereof a. all Of lots numbered one II
three tS four, a. hvc, g. six. o. eight, 49, nine
o. ten TO- eleven, II sweye, (l2l fourteen ia
and sixteen, To- ACCORDING, TO Grants recorded
sixty CF,l in said city.
All q the above lots, except lot No Is are situa-
ted us East Capitol street between ~ and 81 streets
east, and improved by the ms mi 6cenr bn1.es
known Grants Row. These houses are p feet
6]s inches 'front.' and the lots run back I52 fact s
inches There are elgaut brick stables on the rear
OF each lot. The hoases are furnished with all the
modern improE ements, and are decidedly the htnd-
sonesl buildings in the city. The lot No Is i i'm
proved by substantial three story brick residence
Dteet7 inches front, and lot running back no feet
This sale furnishes favorable opportunity to
members OF Congress to provide Themselves with
CANT residences near the Capitol On easy terms
The terms OF sale are one fourth Of the pUrchasa
money in cash, and the balance in three pJlaT nav
ments NJ six, twelve, and eighteen months. The de-
ferred payments to bear interest at the rate If ner
cent per annum and 10 be secured to the satisfaction
of the trustees.
Each lot will be sold separately, and the sale will
continue from day TO day At the same hour each
day, until all of said lots shall have been disposed of
deposit of S50 will be required on each 10 ~ the
time of sale. If he terms of sale are not com piled
with within ten days of sale the trustees will rsaI
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser All con
vey8HCiHg at cost of purchaser
k X Ed IS p PE PRbECE' Trustees.
JAMS eoSds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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ID Il. WARNER,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets W


Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets W..
CHANCERY SALE OF A -FOUR STORY
PRESSED BRICK FRONT DIV ELLIN G.,
WITH BACK BUILDING, No. 1909. AND A
THREE-ST0RY FRAME DWELLING, No.
1897 L STREET, (N0RTH SlDE,l BETWEEN
18Th AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
g. BY Virtne of decree passed in the Supreme
s Court of the District of Columbia the second
day If January, A. ID. 1875 in equity No. 1885,
doc. Il, wherein George y. Russell is complainant
and Mary III Russell ct al. defendants, tho
dersigned win sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 4 9th day
auction, in front of the premises, all those pieces
parcels of ground situate in the city Of Washington
district Of Columbia, known and designated the
ground plan plat Of said city lot numbered three
3l and the western part OF lot numbered two az, in
square numbered hundred and six I06l said part
of lot Two ~ having front of four I'd feet north
1 street, and running back the same width to the
rear line of said lot, together wit the improvements,
&C., the whole OF said premises having front on the
north side Of street, between 18th and 10Th streets
northwest, OF forty -four t4il feet and running back
to a wide alley.
TerIs. One-third of the purchase money IN cash,
ard the residue in three equal instruments IN six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
with interest AZ eight per cent per annuue until paid
be secured by the promissory notes OF the purcha
SER with sureties, to be approved by The ru tee.
denost Of go viii be required of the purchaser
time of sale All conveyancing at the expense OF the
purchaser III terms of sale are not complied with In
seven days. the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defsutins
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
sGEohGE PEIEkl Trustee.
febl2-eo&ds ]. I. coLDWELL, Salesman.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL rs
KETWEEN 5TH AND 6rH STREETS EAST.
G. BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
E:I 18th, A. ID. ISL and duly recorded in libsr No
$50, foliOs 5Sl ct seq of the land records for
Washington county, District of Columbia and BY
direction of the party secured thereby, will self
at public auction to the highest bidder in front of
the premises, on TT ESpAY, the Cd day Of March,
A. d. 1875, at 80 O'Clock p. m, all that piece or
parcel of land situated in the city of Washington
District Of Columbia, and known upon the ground
plat plan of said city as and being Lot numbered
nine, 49, in the subdivision of Square numbered
eight hundred and forty one (S4l recorded in lbar
W. F., folio lbs, in the Surveyors Office of Wash
lDgton city together with the Improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-thiTd cash; balance in two
equal instruments at six and twelve months, with in
terest at ten cent per from day Of sale TO
be secured by deed OF trust property sold. OF all
cash as the purchaser may desire. deposit of SlOO
VIII lie required at time Of sale. Conyeyancing al
expense Of purchaser II terms of sale are not COM
piled with in seven days, the Trustees reserve the
right TO RESELL at risk and cost OF defaultng pur-
chaser SAHL h6 N HILTON Trustees.
febls eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

In the case Of Ann L. Lewis. sdmnstratrix OF
CURTIS LEWIS, deceased. the misunderstanding
aforesaid, has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia aforesaid, ap-
ISIS, tor the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate of said deceased and Of the assets In
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly youche or they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benent in said de.
published once q week for three weeks in the Even
ing Star previous to the said day. Test
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TOMORROW.
los. 4. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 8th st. northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE ON h STREET, NEAR ST
-ALOYS1uS CHURCH, IN SQUARE No 675
IT. BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated November
Lii IL, A. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber No 663
folio 50, &c, of the land records for Washington
county, D. c., and by the written order of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises, on thursday, the IL tn day of
February, A. ID ISIS, at AZ O'Clock p. m, part of
sInare numbered six hundred and seventy fl We
OPP in the city of Washington, D. c. described as
ows:-BegiRning for the same at a point on the
line OF street north twenty G0) feet from the
northeastern corner of said square, and running
thence west along said street twenty 20D feet thence
south eighty Sg) feet, thence east twenty 20J feet
aud thence north to said street and the place of be-
ginning, with all the improvements thereon, con-
sisting OF very handsome Brick Dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third in cash. of which $500
must be paid at the SALE the deferred payments
made in six and twelve months after sale, with in
teres AT the rate OF ten per cent per un and
cured by deed Of trust and insurance the sasac-
ton of the Trustee. Terms of sale 10 be fully com
piled with within five days after sale; otherwise tn
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property ter
five days notice, at the risk and cost Of first pur
chaser. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
WM. II. WARD, Trustee.
1eD4 -eoSd5 JOS. i. KELLEY, AuCtiOneer.
~ IN. CONSEQUENCE OF TIE INCLE-
ment weather, the above sale is postponed until
TUESDAY next, the 1 9th day of February, A ID.
1873, at the same hour and place.
BY order OF the Trustee. Jos. +. KELLEY,
1ebl2 AuctioBeer.