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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01


HALIG--At the residence of her Ron, In
Peru, Indiana, on Sunday, January 9th,
1873, Mrs. ZYLPHA HALL, aged 90 years,
8 months and "a days.
The mortal remains of Mrs. HALL, so
we'll and favorably known to the citizens
of PerrysbIrg, were brought here on
"Wednesday by her sons and other relatives
for interment beside iIle beloved ones who
had proceeded her in the mystic journey
The GPaHgcr haying obtained the statis
tics and facts concerning her long and USE
ful career in this life, Se adopt lis remaFSr
below, ,sz--.a---a.s.
Mrs. HALL was born October Sd, 1877, IN
Cheshire. Mass, and was converted and
baptized into the communion Of the Bap.
tist CHURCH, by the Rev. john Leland
when eply tgelvc years Of age, of which
Church she remained faithful membel
until the day OF her death, which took
place Sunday, the 27th day of January, in
the 9lst year OF her age. At an early day
she, with her husband, removed 10 Schroon
Essex Co., N. Y, where Ahe lived unit
1886, when with her fnmily she came +,
Perrysburg, o., wbere she remained unit
the death Of her daughter, Mrs. BRADFORD
March, 1875, since which time she ha'
spent her, last days with her sons II, II
HALL, Of Peru, and \. G. HALL Of Chill
Ind.
The deceased bad resided so long ig Per
rysburg, aud was so we'll, and so plearanll,
known, that her passing away frsm earth
although over ninety years OF age, hal
been the source Of sorrow to numerous
friends. Ever happy, ever possessing {
confident hope in the SayiogT, her life wa
, as living epieile seen aud read by all
She LIVED Us a Christian should live, an,
: died as a Clristiap should die; living
/, life of faith in the son Of God, she died il
5 the joyful hope Of imRprtal life. She
. could emyhalioally say, For me to liv'
is Cbrist, TO die is gain GrSndmothe
I, HALL has ended her logg Dilgrimag,
, through the vale Of soTrows, she nOw rest
4 froW Der lubQrs, and the sweet Incense @
n we'll spent lie hqs left its fragEapee ],
D the path she trod,
$ The funeral services we're performed b.
= the Rey. g. ID. MORRIS of Toledo, assiste,
7 by ReyS. q. a. ADAMS and j. IL. BETH
, ARDS and the friends then proceeded to ~
cemetery to perform the last sad act q
3 friendship in memory Of Grandmothe
HALL,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

For SaIc.-A few choice building lots
on Front and Locust streets-yery desira
BILE. Inquire of +. r. MILLER,
Nov. %. 1877. 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

Red Oak Stayes.-One hundred thous-
and or more Red Oak slaves wanted for
which we will pay Cash on delivery.
A. G. WILLIAMS & Bro.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
BOWLING GREEN roNrOaANY R. r
RUNNING TIME.

Rowiing Green, I've. "a NJ, l2:40 $40 P ".
RowlinR Green, ,Ar.vs, S:I5 A n, 2;5b 1850 "
TnntneAaV, Leave. .....8AM 2 80 6;25PN.
Tnu,nganv. Arrive ..7;2S A.H.. LOS 5:45 PSI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
DIED.

WEBB.-At the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. II. Ross, Bowling Green, Mrs.
c. A. WEBB, wife of Thomas l.. WEBB,
in the Goth year of her age.
The funeral services took place at the
NJ. E. Church, conducted by Rev. Mr..
RAMSEY, and we're attended by large cir
Gle Of friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

or Interest 10 soldiers Helrs.-A
correspondent writing 10 the Delta Ara
tGnche, from Newton, Kansas, gives the fol-
lowing Information, which will ha found
of interest to the heirs Of Soldiers, and
should be looked into by their guardians; !;
A minor of deceased soldier may pro-
cure homestead through his guardian,
by making the same improvements that
are required Of ether honiesteaders, with
the exception OF digging we'll and build
Ing house without nny one living on
the land during their minority. regard
th is as n splendid chance for the orphans
OF those brave men who died in the SER
vice OF their country. Any guardian
ought to improve such an opportunity for
the benefit OF his ward. The improve.
ments required would lie simply to bren k
and keep undcr cultivation ten or fifteen
! acres of land for FIVE wears, and for less
in most cases, deductfng the time the sol
dier was in the army, or. In case he died
in the service the time for which he enlist.
ed. | have this information direct from
the land Office, and there can be no doubt
as to its correctness. Thus can every de-
ceased soldiers children be nrqyjded with
lG0 acres OF Uncle Sans broad acres will
but little expense. But this j. privilege
extended to them Only dHring their minor
ity. The real value of these acres now
or what il would be, l shall not undertake
to say, but think that any one who would
improve this opportunity would realize
therefrom, in Ave years, ST 900, il an aver
age tract was located, and guardian whr
would neglect such an opportunity woul,
be guilty OF gross neglect Of duty in tn,
execution of the duty he has assumed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

"a Complete Pictorial Eistory Of ths
Times" THE b,st. cheapest, and most
successful Family Paper in the Union"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

DONALDSoN.-At the residence of her
son, Mr., Andrew Donoldsonc OF Tama
county, Iowa, December -, 1871 Mrs:
MARY poNALDsoN, aged so years and g
months.
The deceased was the mother OF Mrs
BENJAMIN scoTr, OF this place, who first
learned of the sad event yesterday, and
also has other relatives living at West
Mill Grove in this county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS,
NEW ADVEuTTsEmRNTN,

Physician a sutgeou--J. Francis straiu.
Attach ment Notice--A. ". TAedwell.
Sherif's Hale Ofin Heuey.
4eYelry--Jno. ZurRuh,
MexicGn Linimsut- Geo. r, Rowell & Co.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

cokKzerED WEEKLY nv y NILLEH co.
PBRRYsBURo, February l, 1878.
wh.lt.. -! I07l IS Eggs, .l3Qfl5c
Corn 3 Zoe lbs -. Soc Fluur v bl. SO 0nSS
H. shtlisl.. IS Ass Oats. ..." 22925c
prass,i BSsf...6A1c Rve. 80. ...' ...'..65c
Pork 2 bSi.... Clnver seed bu.. 50 so
HSgs.... .....4Aii4 Chickens " P...... 6G9Tc
Ptatoes .... ..30a35 Turkeys so 0c
Arnlss Q ba 81. Beans, navy 81 5od8$2
Dried apples. ..... &c Lard ..... 49,. .s4io
u liter. 80. GlSc. Feathers '3OQQAuc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

Ph0nIx Lodge NO. ia, F. * A. M.
stated Communications nn the First and Third
Monday evenings nf each month E. as follows:
MtV..... AL Al Sspte mbsr-., 81
Luus ........ ....l lslOotobrr.. .... ....I is
July........ ....2 ANnvembsr..... J-Is
AnguSt,-,,.-.,..e "a. Deesmbsr f" ...,.S III
J.w w.CALLAND, Sse'v. wM CROOK, W. ".
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

/, DHIiOu's MaEaziWe for February - Il
is always pleasure To read this magazine. Il
Ia 50 sprirhuy aud pleasant and has such a
fund Of excellent miscellaneous reading, that
every one has chance To tpld something thai
wi u suit his OF he's taste. Tales. sketches, ad.
VentpTes, pHelry, numerous matter, engrav wings
and all that goes to make NJ a frst,class mag
azine. are given and, Nbqve all. ii is furnisbpf
u subsrTiRers a. the low price Of only st,Sl
per year, postpaid which is 40 cheap that I
should be in tho hands Of every iaRily ~ th,
cOu ntTy. ...I.' |II- '' .lU
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

Single copies OF the JOyENAL can be had
nf Mr.. e. D. Ross, at the PostofHoe
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

Are the most eff
fective and conge-
nial pprgatiyeev
discovered. They
are mild, but ei.
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
, in their operation,
, they are still the
I most thorough and
coorpl,inn nafhoH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01

Also, please publish the following notice
in your paper;
All Policy Holders in the Mutual Pro.
lection Association Of the Patrons of Hus
bandry, are notified to meet at Central
Grange Hall, two miles west Of Portage
on the fourth Tuesday Of February, it being
the 26th, for the purpose Of electing officers
of Board of Reference for Wood county
and to transact such other business az may
come before the meeting.
A. q. ABBOTT, Solicitor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
MfsCELIANEoUs.
VICIS'S
Illustrated Monthly MagaZine.

Each number contains Thirty-two Pagea %
reading, many hno wood cut illustrations, and
one COlored Plate. A beautiful Garden Mage
zine, printed on elegant paper, and full OF In
formation. In English and German. Price,
81 rs wear; hve copies, SS
NicE's FLovER AND VEGETABLE GARpEN, %
cents in papsr covers; elegant cloth covers, 81.
VicK's c ATALOGUR 500 Illustrations, only -,
Address, JAS. WICK, Rochester, N, K. !.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
District Grange Election.

EDITOR JOURNAL AT the meeting oi
District Grange No. 80, the following Off
cerS were elected:
w M.AAndrew Weltop,
O.-Jossph Hampton.
L.-F. Z. Meagley.
Stewnrd-J. w. Pbwell.
A. S.-I II. Mcconnell,
Treaaref-H. G. Strow.
Secretary "A. Il. Abbott.
e G.. Kf-Edwin Carton.
Ceres. Mrs. A. Welton.
P Pomona-Mrs J. Hampton.
Fora--Mrs. J. w. Powell.
l.. A.S.-Mrs J. Russell.
A. B. ABBOTT, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
Aver's Cathartic Pills.

For oil the purposes of a Family Physic,
and for curing Costiveness!'i daundice.
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, BreRth,i
Headache, .ErysIpelas, Rheumatism
Bruptlons and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms.
Neuralgia, as o Dinner Pill,
for PurifYing the Blood.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-01
us,

Havetheexclusive R igh tof Woodland Luca
Counties ,forhe Z ce lsior Spring Brace. Pats
| eutsd February 18th, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
CFFlCE Discussing CLERK AND SUP'T
MAsHiNGroN, ID. G., August 3OIh, 1878.
Sta' go Proposals viii be received at TIA office
per 10Th, 1873, for Furnishing fuel for the Post
Omce department., as follows:
rOr tne delivery AID storage of five hundred
louOl tols q 24O pounds to the ton) OF the best
Quality OF Lee White ash Furnace Coal, or coal of
other than the bet Lee White Ash Furnscs C,ai.1
70 he determined by an inspector chosen for that
purpose by the Postmaster General; to be thor
Gughly screened and free from slate and to be de-
vered within thirty 800 days from the date of the
ContISct: and stored In the vaults Of the part
paid therefor. " "
Average samples Of the coal must ACCOMPANY
eacn old, and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certif Gates from shippers that the coal
delvered TO him from the vessel cars Is the kind
Also Tor the delivery and storage of COY twenty
coIos OF best Bakers Pine Wood to be delivered
and corded at the Department Building As NAV
Oe required, within thirty (30I days from the date
IT, The whole to be weighed or measured by the In.
S,71i, Revised Statutes OF the United states
me Dds will he opened in the office of the
ou erinrenden In the presence of such bid lers as
nay Choose 10 attend, on Wednesday the 25 III dsy
OF september. 1873. at IL O'Clock noon, and the
swS ss will be made on or before Tuesday, October
The Department reserves the right to reject all
or any part OF the bids received ii deemed for the
interest OF the Department SO to do.
satisfactory bond Will he required In each ease
t ths award Is made for the fai ihfq Of
Dishnrsing Clerk and Superintendent Post Office
OeIdTlmenC. 6ep2 13W4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERT1 IN THECOUNTY, ABOV d 9EORG e.
TOWN AND NEAR The dEORG ETOWy
AND ROCKVILLE PIKE, Containing over
Acres OF Ground and improved by large aud
nearly new Dwelling House Ice House, Car
rage House and other Outbuildings; also Two
fine Wells OF Waer.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust bearing date -
the 26Uh Gay OF June. 1915, and recorded in -
Llber No. S27, folio 10 one of the land eiM
signed Trustees win sell at public auction, on the
premises, Cd MONDAY the 18th day Of Ssptem.
Ter 1878, at clock p. H.. all that certain piece
or parcel OF land situate and lying tho county OF
ashington. District OF Columbia and being art
March 81 lS42, and rec rdei IL Liber W. B., No.
SO folio 40 Of said land records, and bounded as
O 0we: Beginning a. the southwest corner OF ,ot
OF lann belonging to Andrew Haiss ami ruautng
thence south sc degrees esst So 40 perches,
thence south 26hs perches. thence In perches,
thence north ~ psrches. and thence north IS
degrees west Do perches ~ the beginning, conta =
1ne hve acres, one rood and twenty-five perches of
giHuni. be ng the same parcel o. land conveyed BY
Agnes Lewis to Edward Brooke by deed dated Fob
ruary 10th, 1865 and recorded In L ber g. NJ
No. 2b folio s45 OF said land ecords.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; and the residue
In thfeo equal payments, at six, twelve aud al
mont: alter dat', for which The purchaser is 10
slve his notes bearing interest at par cent
secured by deed Of trust on The property sold; or
VIII re required when bid Is accepted. II terms of
sale are not complied with in five days the Trusfe, s
reserve the rignt to resell the property at risk ami
cost OF defauting purchaser, after such notice As
'ns Af'Stse *o GaA sh z. R aIPsPiIi
W. E. EDMO ,ST0N,
O6c 40 9Th st. u. w., ( tfoStesS.
Sepo Washington, ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

INFLUENCE OF GAsLIGHT ON THE Eye
The German Minister of Instruction has re-
Gently issued report on the influence Of "a
light on the eye. The conclusion arrived is
that no evil results follow moderate use Of
gas, II the direct action of the yellow fame on
the eye is prevented. For this purpose screens
or shades are employed. Grave objections,
however, exist to the use OF zinc or lead shades.
most evils affecting the eye being traceable to
them. Their use. 1t Is said, inevitably tends to
blindness or Inflammation, and other harmful
enects. The miikywhite glass shade is the
full effect on the eye. The burner should not
be too close to the head, as COMPOSITIONS of the
forehead and headaches result from the ra-
dated heat. The glass plate below the gas,
employed In some places, is especially useful
for the purpose, as il causes an equal dis
trfbution of the light-necessary where a num-
per are working at one burner-preyents the
raoiatlon OF heat, and tends to steady illumi-
nation by shielding the flames from currents
OF air. In cases of highly infiamed eyes, dark
Dlue globes can be very beneficially employed.
With precautions Of this kind, no effects from
"a. Cunning Of gas need be feared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09
i7-d&d
NIASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w 1OO1, corner 10th and ID SITS. northwest
EXTENSIVE SA OF SUPERIOR HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C., AT

ExH HGEb F6k "a e sHfEEI2s
R oseSota Case Piano, Handsomely
carved; handsome Parlor Suite, uphoster-2 F@
ca ca 10 SIX brocateils, elegantly carved inii ~
heavily carved, with Wardrobe to match; hand
some Library Sure, upholstered In raw silk; SUI
Pc iof Lace Curtains. L4mb-eQuins and ,orhices:
Ladies, and Gents Easy Chairs, upholstered In
Black W slnut Book case, Walnut Library Tssies,
handsome Wa,nut M .rbie-top sId.boards, heavily
cary 60 and very costly; Black Walnut Pillar Err
tension Table, one dozen Walnut Brace Arm Din
1ng,room Chairs upholstered In leather: Walnut
Walnut Hall Rack mirror front with marble has .:
three handsome Dressing ase Suites, heavily
carved Mart!e-t top Centre Table, B ack Walnut
MDsic Stand, highly poshed; Walnut Marble top
Chrom0S and Engra, ings; handsome Esegere
mirror back; Decorated Toilet Ware, Wire Woven
Mattresses. Hair, II SIX, and C0tton-top Mattress
ses: Feather Pillow, and Bolsters; Springs, Blan-
kets, Comforts and Spreads; Decorated French
ton OF Cut Glass, Plated and China Ware; Drug
get Velvet Rugs aud Door Mas; R~trl goratOrs
Oll Cloths and Mantel Or aments; assortment or
the very best Body aud o ,hsr Brussels Carp,s
Carpets; Kitchen ReIuisites, 60.
On WEDNE rDAY, 8 ptembsr IL 1878, CON-
ercng At 10 O'Clock m, shall sell at the resi-
nrnce OF gentleman declining housekeeping no.
213H street, between 81 and Sd streets u ,rtt-
vest, tie above assortment elegant household
effects.
The above residence was furnished with the
greatest regard Tor uiiorBity, and each article is
u arr ed by the same degrne OF elegance and TASTE
The Parlcr. Library and Dinicg Room Furniture
Ign, excellence Of worku. anship and durability.
ssp6-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

- HANGED HERSELF TO ESCAPE SIN.-The
Dover, n. j., linden says: Mrs. Mary Luff.
wife Of Edward Lutf, committed suicide Iast
Friday by hanging herself from a tree near
her home on the borders of Lake Hopatcong
and close by the Lake Chapel. Her body was
discovered early Saturday morning by her
husband, who cut the rope by which it was
hanging and took it to his house on a wheel.
barrow The neighbOrs did not know of the
death OF Mrs. Luff until late in the day. Mr..
Luff watched the body by himself Saturday
night and the funeral took place Sunday He
did not notify his ste children, who live IN
New York, OF the death of their mother, aud
Thomas Thorp, Of No. II I'd street New YORK.
a daughter Of Mrs. Luff, is stopping near here,
making inquiries In regard to her mothers
marks on the body. Luff says that She was
insane about religion, and that she committed
snlclde because she feared she was not leading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

The ENGLISH SPARROW is the theme of dis
cusslon among the frequenters and managers
nelghborhoods. There is greater feeling of
hostility felt against il in the country than In
cities, from the fact that the population of the
latter are glad to welcome such bright, cheer
ful and busting representatives of the trees
and fields without inquiring too closely into
their antecedents and character istics More
over, we believe the English sparrow has been
slandered. Central Park was at one time in
tested with countless wriggling and repulsive
worms. These the sparrOwS were imported
to destroy, and they accomplished their mis-
sion with thoroughness and dispatch They
keep the rose trees clean and make war upon
insectiverOus pests of various descriptions.
That they fight other birds is doubtless true
but their very pugnacity is in their favor. A
cat that wins victories over other cats is apt TO
be the best mouser, and the birds that can
command the best places in the trees and
hedge-rOwS in defiance of larger birds are apt
to be found UP early in the morning catching
the worms We have taken considerable
pains to get the sparrOws over here, aud now
let US not condemn them on insufficient eyi
deEce.-( Boston Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09
ID r, STEIGER
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, GIL 7th St.

LIE Real Estate Auctioneer, Oil 7th st.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED RIVAL. ESTATE ON EAST SID 4;
OF SEVENTH STREE ROAD, BETWEEN
HOW ARD UNIVERSITY AND sCHUE"-
ZEN PARK. CONSISTING OF BRICK
DWELLING, FRAME STABLE SLAUGi
TER HOUSE AND OUTHOUSEa. Am
,OHE ACRE OF GROUND.
obE virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Aprf 6, -
lS1!. and duly recorded In Libsr No. B44 II
EolD 44I1 CT seq. one OF the land records for Ssi
Iae District Of Columbia and At the request tle
lion, In front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,
September I:h, A. b. 1878 at o'c!o X o, m. the
following described real estate situate In the coun-
" OF Wash ngton, In said District, viz. All thai
piece or parcel OF land lying the east side OF 7s
street rOsd tween HO rard University and TIE
ScnuStZen Park, and south OF and adjoining John
n. Gl1ck'S southern Ike, bsing the north One-half
OF mat part OF Mt. Pleasant conveyed to John
fakersmith, by teeds dat respectively Septem-
he, 8, 1884 and May I, 1876 and recorded rasoee-
lively In Liser T.. n. H., No. IL. Folio 1886, and
1Ser 81, Folio SO, Of said land records cont sin
1Ig one acre OF ground, more or less with the i'm.
plovements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-th,rd cash, (or which $3.50
must be paid at time OF sale;) and the balance In
one and two years in equa! payments to DO secured
by purchaser's notes, bearing per cent iaterest
from day Of sale, and payable sem,-annuaily until
PAID, snd deed of trust on the property sold
C0nveyanciDg and recording at purchasers cost
terms OF sale are not cotnpr ed with In tx DAYS
!ber sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
al risk and cost of defaul,ing purchaser.
MAHtON ASHFORD, )n
aue31-dtdbs WIN. r HoLTZMAN, I irustoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
f fRRnEEp pHSPf RTY ATAgCTION, VIZ ::
OF MARYLAD AVENUE Ai"1iTm ST !:
ALSO, BRICK HOUSE NORTH SIDE ..C',
STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN Az
AND 9TH STREETS
1919, and recorded In L iber 1853, Folio 1913, OF II
the land records Of Washington city, -. C.. -
and by direc iou ct the holder of the Lotto secured
the hhers n2 se ~ on II sucsoa IN frog OF
1873 at 4o,clock M, all thai pisce or parcel OF
ground 10 Wsshi gion city, Nc known aud de-
scf1hed on III" Erourc Plat p thereof as part
OF Lot six. in Square 492. beeinai x foe me same
at the southeast corner of said lot on &C. srre
southV esi. and running thence s'oag the division
line, betneen 0 and 8, uiue'yfo ar fest aud six
lncheS; 20 an aiey Ii The rear y: said 10: tneace
Wst along ID alley AID the resr lin { said 10,
~ iest and in hes: hence nth 81 'sst nj s
inches To the front line OF said OF, taence east
alo said from line % feet inches ~ he tesi1-
ping = Mins he east % feet aid inches of said
Also. al AZ o'Ch,ck M. on the same day, We
Mil Sc Lol %. OF Lawrence subdivision Of part
OF s4ua'e hum Dered 327. and ais part Of Los so in
sion OF a t fSq r 327, beginning for sail part
OF said Lot 80, al Il northeast corner here":, suf
running thence Sorrh on line with lIth street s
rect; tn nee ves' % feet AM inch az: theuce
norm rs eel: thence oasI 20 fe AM inches 20
Chr be,, inning.
I. rms # rae: One third CASH on each honse sud
lot: and balance IL six and twelve ,nghS, secured
ny notes snd deed OF trus> or he properly:
CoISeyanc!nx st purchiSer'e cost. 500 of the
purchase money 20 be paid in cash on each house
and lot st time of sale.
If the terms not compiled wi in days, the
rustic, the right to .esell the property at
new spaper published II Washington city.
F F. l. l. P pARNfi1LbE. Srrustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

ANOTHER DELUsroN DESTROYED. LAST
hlght attended one of the so called students
oailS' al the Chateau Rouge, a fav0rite resort
OF the students of the Quarter Latin" who
60 there IN great numbers, as do many others,
both natives and foreigners, to dance with the
giisetteS. Out of more than fifteen hundred
women who were dancing in the great Gov
cred pavilion and out in the gardens about the
niue lake and under the trees there were only
Two who could possibly be called pretty. ali
this talk about the charming little modistes
lWho are anything but modest in Paris) is
looking, and by the way, il it were not for
their superior skill in dressing, and also in en-
ameling, painting, building up their eyebrows
and other artificial adornments, no one, not
even the least observing male biped, would
ever think Of French women in the aggregate
as equalng our lovely American girls, In
elther style OF beauty. In manners they are
far inferior. They err always to one or the
otnes eHtreme-either too modest (Which is
generally compulsory or too forward, or as
we say in America, too cheeky Paris
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