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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
II 114 Bridge street, Georeetoyn
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GEORGETOWN
HEIGHTS fOR SALE


vALUABLEREAL ESTATE ON GEoRGErowN
HEIGHTS FOR SALE.
- BY yirtue of a deed of trust bearing date on
.corded i'm Liber and II. No. az folio <e2 and
al the request Of the party secured thereby, I will
oner Tor sale. on the premises. on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. February 2, ls7o. at clock all that
Lot OF Ground situated on Georgetown Heights, and
bounded as skDllows-Beginning a point ON the east
feet south OF the southeast o Road and Con
grss streets, and running thence south with said line
of Cong ress street one hundred and feet six
nches, more or less TO the northwest Corner Of VIM
u busey lot; thence easterly with the north line IL
Buseys lot one hundred and twenty two feet FIVE
inches To the west line of fourteen feet wide alev
thence north with said line of said alley the south
east corner OF Jonathan Carriers lot. and thence
the south lne Of said Carter lot 60 the beginning
he attention OF capitalists is called 20 this prop
ery as Is one Of the most eligible building lots now
for sale Ii is directly opposite the Tudor Place and
Terms One half cash; balance i'm six and twelve
months. with interest. and secured the premises
A deposit OF S1W will be required as soon As the
property is knocked down, il will be Immediately
resod III the terms Of sale are not complied with
risk andeost Of the defaulting purchaser All con
yeyanclng including revenue stamps, at the of
JOHN B. DONNELLY, Trustee.
"a 4-eodts THOs. BOWLING, Auciioneer.
TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs-As the
u season is dyanced, ye have determined to sell
at greatly REDUCED PRICES, DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Cloaks, Cloakings, Blankets, Cloths CASH
meres, and all our inter Goods We are aso selling
Cailcoes, Cottons, and Domestics Of all kinds, as
trict. BENJAMIN MILLER
delo-tJal3' l01 Bridge st., Georeetowa, d. q.
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Cons, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chrrc--.
Of twelve Year, practical experie- r th,
United States and Canadas, prev m S.ing -.
tablished at "a Pennsylvar. .vsrns' go,
~ and 9th street, Dec. 10Th. 1851, successfuIly
treats Co,rs; ounions, Chiibiains, Club and In,
gTowinF Sails, aud other diseases OF the feet.
T,. os pam Or inconvenience 70 the patient.
Is. me snoe can be worn with ease immediately
N.et ne cPeratien. Refers 30 the many emf
nen' P- ysicsans, surgeons and thousands OF other
IeS ~Jnsiele persons who pAtronize his establish
.nent Hours from O. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
pOe Of business at ONCE. DIR. White n unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
MoTTo-"Qsick Sales and Snail Profts"
just having opened an immense stock Of new
Goods, OF which we will dispose of as quick as
possible, we viii sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirts IS, Al, s.125 and upwards
Q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and Cuts
81 and 1928 Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 50, 90, and 15c.; an excellent article 81
and S1.25. Good Cotton Socks, pairs for 25c.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, An immense stock Of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Cob
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen i'm this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody Will
be satisfied. FRANC & GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. ass 7th ST., OPP. Patent once, and
n,6,& No. SIC 7th ST.. between ID 81 sts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmuSe menta. DE.

NATIONAL THEATER-Miss BAteman I'm
uLeah, the Forsaken."
WHrTEH JIsT GALLERY-Mammoth Illumi
mated War Views, and other Magnificent Repre-
sentations, every evening at TX O'Clock.
SMITH s STRoNs's ART GALLERY, as T
street
AARxRIrxR's ART GALLEY, 4ss tn sres@
bARLow's ART GALLERY, x7 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

AsrHnA.-A spasmodie affection OF the Arou-
chial tubes, which are covered with q dry tsna-
cious phlegm. "ByosrWs BroncAsai rSccAss, win
i'm some cases give immediate relief. cor Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Trochee have
proved their efficacy
"An Old Lady Friend having tried many rem
edies for Asthma with no benefit, found great
relief from The Troches."-Rer. ID. Letfs, FTaak-
fort, M.
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failing at wholesale prices:
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.
EkEscH EkEscH DEH EII RyETSS BOOTS. high euts.
TTSkkkHs# sSkRSSS sSkRSeSo KID OR GOAT rox "
kSf VIZ SE E,$% SSAT Foxib ixcE GzTTEEs- 5,
Sh $iEEEFf t!sa s!ir
doSf PAT. kSSkifEfs ::.:-::::s ::,...:,::::;s . 9
THE CHAMfIos skaTiSe Boor.:.,...:::.--:..-:.ss .:,.::.--s g g
hSEEs EisG kS fHShs {. xTf4ri iPf e
.,ssrs, ssarPP sssLiPPERs R xERr CHEAP ,o-
THE LARGEST kss6RIEENr OF curL.
& SfS hfss EhSH l: e1s sSsS
FRENCH cAIF nHFs bSR Box foE TkrksS soors, a.....
rREkth CxLF EIHIR sTTTCTED BOOTS ;.S g
,or INN covnsIEwE sEwED BOOTS 60
fRfSSa SHES tSfS STITCHED CON ."
EESESSa SSfIf$Ik JsIITcHED sHoEs::: 3
shSrD EAsTrhSS SJsaskss SaEE SyS
.Es .Ess hFsSs rEHFs bSS
BOYS AND rOttsI,hlss IS sSSis s. s' AID SHOES OF
SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Qir,s of the bes<
quality, at prices 70 suit the times.
Bear In mind, aelbavine had long experience In
the Wholesale business In Baltimore gives the ad-
rect from the manufacturers. We make IL an object
TO cell at regular Wholesale prices. By this method
you can purchase one pair st the same price theV
cost BY the dozen In Northern cities Please give us
acall before purchasing, and you will saving of
8 per cent.
sTRAsBURGER BROs.,
353 SEVENTH STREET.
deS- Between and X
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SIMPLE, NoIsELEse, AND NEVER GET OUT on
ORpKR.-Partiee wanting TO buy . sewing ma
chine should not fail 20 see Wilcox & Gibbs in
operation at the agents, c. BAUM, Corset and
HooP-skirt manufacturer, Ith street, between
ID and z. Is
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pRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.
fnIAsrRy DxpARruxx

s;lfS fEgSs;s s acS e nf1,n.hef Certain a. article. e
until The 81 of fee, I'm n s oci y
:si forms Tor Iddias Vii siii Be faSnsssd apor .p-
The bds vil be considered and accepted or reject
ContTacts must be executed By the s.ccessfuI bid
DER within ten days afser being osed UPON 20 do.
20 orders from the Depirtment. The entire qnsnti-
= ss .ss fS,Rs ns
nr@ %.siss Il and es scccnP.nied By bond with
S :pS9s.ea y Usssi sssss Ssss 81 .Ss
district IN Skes the soEe,iss essas or 90 busness.
..aiss :SsS IST,..n' g. q 8: .I.isiss nay ss
All deliveries viii Be sublses % inspectio1 by an
I .nd sis ne e q shs e
viii be dee1sd cause 20 annul he contract,
ss sssss ss 3 q eA.s. a Ii. Treasury
DsRartzssnt, wsshinetoa.
u. s: go sss' e ssssr
tire penalty Of the eend. er he sserss.ry q the
q .ae6 ea.stitiss e sny .Iis!s. = ss:ii scsss
g S ns % ~ " s
price which it shsn be found nsossssU % pay for
Propossis unsecmpsnied by . sssiss.csory bond
wili not be ecn.dered and contract. Win Be swsrded
Only sSs .fssis: e Gu. 8 q In
a,o,m tcsr.s;ss ssss:. sS (. sss iTsss'r
JE,TTHqE osg osgIEEnE Is ~ ,cogEI OF rgi DIS
tkiGL ~, os COLUMBIA, the 18Th day Of pecen-
..:,. , !, . S...ls.'a no. ,...., ..., D..... 10.
Rsss ssi .ss t.s Z e: % 7. sss that
a. &: ~: :ss $ e ssi .S
ss in case q default.
True ss sesssef.ss-R- sss 0fs J. nEles. cler.. al
yrc-.vru
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CHICKEN THIEVES ABOUT.-Mr Taylor, on p
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth had
annmber OF fine fowls stolen from his premises
last night.
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~ No. o1 b. SHARP SrR EHr.

u, D., December
Until % ON S5 r. ssa.ss
4 asfapBsla Z rsssy .s ;Ss
months ressa.rs ,ss it es% Sa sS5 s
time as the Commssary General Of Subsistence may
in equal prSporti:p q Tors and hind ausrs.F nes..
nee n the ss. e &c M
aea the Ss % e fourth
tore quarters shall be cut on fron three To- four
inches sIsvs & the knss Joint, and q the hind
:. Butchers having stalls in any og the city mar
such q Sos: sre opsu s .esc sss
Tying the markets, the days Of the week, sp3 the
sss ss sss
Srde, a & tor Ssg Si o.s seAo!s sssstS ss.
amounts i time such orders 70 Ss ii.s n % b. s snc
ssssye ;;s.f euts from ths suasssr. q hs ssf
esSs aa.y % 9 & &. tn: or B Of
t. siSa:!: are fssossssd 70 :. present % respond
sens ~ SS o SeG Ss give bonds for the
PIcIo::.s - Tnsi mt g spdo:sd aiss!nesly .Pro-
e ;s,sss:, .s , e; . e siss
:s.''' ,'s'. men hare
sEs Ssgsa " q TBs %
n..;;;, n..!: w.s..s "ssl w.n.. rsu', Dosl.. 10
an Soa s1 S he y .s ,S SsSa c.ss
essss his sppesrsnce 20 be ssssred herein on or be
day; otherwise the csuss viii be proccced Win e.
in case Of default.
BY order Of the Court.
true copy-Teat.-
de4D-law31 RI MEICs C1exk
I TNITED STATES PATENr OFFICE.
rss II Scnn e
ssying tSr s sne sxsen2ec G I:se.t erantea %
elesea a u "A 6ay yof fssrssrJ ssxE tSat - -
5Gs h1,3s = ~ ~ -, c.a = ~ - rssst .
nd pstitoa - hsard oa the oh DAY q uaroS p~rs
Any Defssa nay opDoae this cxtensipl.
dxAhvSW CsIGin11nosrcf e fss.n1s.
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The Citizens Railroad Association will hold
their regular weekly meeting this evening in the
1Aldermen's Chamber, City Hall, and will be ad-
dressed by the Hon. Mr.. Hunter, OF Illinois, and
others.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLED
CANNON, &C.
BrREAE or ORpxAxcE, NAVY pkrARrxExr.I

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DkrARrMEyrl
WASHINGTON CITY, January T. $50. (
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of 80 0-pounder
and ~ pounder Parrott Rifles, with Carriages. Inn
pements and Pro,ectiles. now on hand in the navy
Pliladelpha- Washington, and Norfolk will he re,
seyed sf this Bureau until II O'Clock noon, yANU-
In the aggregate there are about 500 guns al car
riages and ", ,lS proectiles. Schedules in detail of
the articles at each yard will be furnished on apni
cation to this Bureau.
Bidders will state the number Of guns carriages,
implements and projccfiles they desire TO purchase
at each yard separately, specifying the salber of
gun, KIND II carriage, whether broadside pivot,
The guns. &C., will be delivered at the respective
navy yyards, and must be removed by the purchaser
or within ten days after the acceptance
OF his or their bid. But no deliveries will be made
Ct any article until the parties purchasing shall have
deposited with the paymaster Of the navy yard the
full amount OF the purchase money in each case
nsny OF the guns are new, and all are serviceable
Bidders will therefore offer accordingly No offer
for these articles - old iron wood viii be consid
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all
bids which II may not consider TO the interest Of the
Proposals should be indorsed on the envelone
Proposal for Purchase of Rifle Cannon, &c''
.o A. LUDLOW CASE,
n.
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DIR. RICHARD e. CEoGGoN. who was yester-
DAY SO Ill with diphtheria, is better this morn-
ing, and is thought to he out of danger.
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TIE NATIONAL UNIVERSAL FRANCHISE Asso-
CIATIoN will hold meetings here next week
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the attendance of
Mrs Stowe, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Cady Stanton,
and other prominent women is promised, while
the managers also hold out the hope that Wen
dell Phillips will be on hand.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1887.
W. II. wHEATLEYy
Il 4 n U n ST r n DYEIN @
CIraNs1No rsNTp.p,1suwrur rNp
No. A9 yEFFERSON ST.

Georgetown, ID. q.
Repiete With every desirable apparatus and PRO
vided with the best talent and artistic skill 20 be OBJ
tained with constant personal attention on the part
Of the proprietor, makes this the best place in
District to have all orders In his line well and
romptly executed. ee2lSm
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TIE srKAMxa WAwAsEr left the Potoms .
Ferry wharf this morning for Baltimore, where
she Is to be repaired and refurnished for the
spring trade.
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SUSPICION OF oHLARcKxY.-I4ast evening officer
q. !: King arrested . c0lored boy named David
farker. WIN some 50 or 20 pounds Of roasted
and &c was taken 70 the nrst prccinct station ~
where ae u held until he can account for tie
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THERE SEEMS to be a good deal of diseatisfac-
ton ame ng our citizens generally, IN regard to
1he REMEMBERING OF their houses, and in MANY
instances to avoid annoyance parties are Obliged
% accept the style of number offered them by
those having the REMEMBERING In charge. Our
citizens should not lose sight Of the fact that
they have the right TO select any style Of num-
ber they wish, so long as they adhere to the
regular size. Mr.. Wbitshand, silver-plster and
SngraseI at 3.5 ID street, near Sth, opposite the
~szrh.y ~ LOT the manufacture Of numbers and
ooor plates 70 suit all fancies and in al cases he
euArantees MS work To be durable and satisfac-
tsry, ~ the seme time as cheap as il can be had
shevhere. Our citizens should bear these facts
in mind. ~
Mr. BRYAN Tyson sends MS a LONG ayfic,e for
insertion in The STAR I'm behalf OF 2 a nerSs.a- ~.
ted man. said persecuted man being Mr. =
Snider, who was lately taken up by the police
n lunafic. We do not know what Mr.. Sni
Aer's present condition Of mind may be, but a.
The time he was confined he was . Mt subject for
lunatic asylum, IL ever man was. We do not
speak from his conduct ut public assemblies
and on the street, but from what we have seen
of him personally in his visits to this Once. II
= sitter nonsense to talk about persecution in
biz case. It was duty to the public and kind
ne- to him that he should be put under some
restraint.
sHk ADvERTisKhKSr OF tea store for SALE in
another column.
eooD CHANCE 70 invest See advertisement
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TIE sTxAwHR ARRow n laid up for repairs,
for day or two.
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DEATH OF Mr.. w. b. MUsE.-Nr. Lindsay
Muse, for a long series of years messenger to the
Secretary of the Navy, has just received the sad
intelligence of the death of his eldest son, W. b.
Muse, who died at sea while on his way home
from Calcutta. He was once a messenger to
the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. He leaves
a wife in Liverpool
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oooD CHANCE 70 invest. See advertisement
- Gst elass laundry for sale.
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MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
On Saturday night some vandals went into the
stone-shed south of the Capitol, where a num-
Der Of blocks Of stone were being cut for the
Government under the superintendent of Mr..
w. II. Huestis, and threw them off the blocks,
breaking the edges and corners, and OCCASION
ing "a loss of about $40.
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SIZZLING OYSTERS WITHOUT LIcExsE.-War
rants were issued yesterday in four cases b,
on commission without the license reQ1ired h,
act OF October 81, 1S4s, in relation to wholesale
and retail dealers This act has not heretOfors
been construed to apply to fish and oyster mon
gers, and under the ruling Of the Justice, an whs
20 pay the license. ' ~
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another column.
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N
number Of bills from the Aldermen were re-
ferred.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Burgess-Bil for fOOtpayements on q
street, between New Hampshire and Connecti-
cut avenues; referred. Resolution calling on the
Surveyor for estimate for grading and graveling
BY Mr.. Hall-BiH to refund fine imposed on G.
w. Driver; referred. BY Mr.. HattOn-ResOlu-
tion recitmg that as rumOrs have been in circu-
latOn affecting the credit Of the Mayor and
Collector, the Mayor be requested to inform the
Board what amount Of monies have been col
lected and deposited since the first OF NOyem-
for what purpose. The preamble was struck out
and the resolution laid en- the table. BY Nj.
HoldenmBill to condemn and open alley in
Of e :. S. Steam. % Mrs. NJ E RetIow, aSnS Mrs a. IT,
FOR ss"i rays%sns on sas. side Of nn Sixteenth
ary; referred. By Mr.. Venable0BiIi to
grade and gravel Fifth street east from vir-
ginia avenue to q street south; referred.
stone; referred. BY Mr.. Williams Resolution
calling for estimate for grading and. graveling
M street south, from sth street east to Sd street
ON the Collector Of Taxes to inform the Boardd
| the amounts of money received for taxes and
! licenses since July last. On motion of Mr.. Hat
| the Register to inform the Board the amounts
| expended during the same period, and adopted
By MIR. Taylor-Bil amending act in relation to
carrying cO0Cc8lc0 WcapOnS Dy inserting
''razor''o or "razor blade;" to erect gas lamps
| and posts on X street, from sd street to the
| bridge; petition for pump at the corner OF 18th
and q streets; referred.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Pardon, from the Committee on Schools,
reported resolution for the sale Of the school
house at the corner OF I'D and streets; passed.
| Also, resolution (B. Az for the erection of q
| schoOl-house I'm the Second School District;
passed. Bill tor the relief Of z. Richards; bill
authorizing the employment Of assistant teach
ers in the male grammar schools; passed. Bill
| authorizing the sale of Lots 10 and II, Square
| 7ss, Firth Ward,) and the purchase Of more
! suitable site for public school; passed. BY
Mr.. Venable Committee on Fire Departmcnt)-
| Bfn to purchase wagon for the Chief Engi-
neer of tho department; passed. BY Mr.. Det-
rick Heath bills regulating the sale Of
medicines, and to pay $. z. Tyson and X. A:
Bacon; passed. BY Mr.. Browne ways and
Means)-Bill to pay watchman at City Hall; re-
| committed. Also, from Police Committee, bill
to prevent Dfficers Of the Corporation from ac-
cepting bribes, presents and rewards; recon-
mitted Bin 20 purchase . lot and erect police
station on Virginia avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets; passed Adjourned.
n
TIE srEAMxR WAwAsEr left the Potoms Q
Ferry wharf this morning for Baltimore, where
she Is To he YeDaireA and refuruiShed for the
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Sl8ter.1 Inc mOtlOn 10 refer 10 q cOmmlttee OF
three was agreed to, IL to 2, and Messrs. Stew
art, Connolly and Moore were appointed.
They subsequently reported the following
substitute for Mr.. Stewards resolution:
Whereas, 1t Is currently reported that q move
ment Is in progress to obtain from Congress a
change In the form of government OF this num-
cipality, by withdrawal Of the charter by which
the present Corporation is established, and sub
stituting therefor Board Of Commissioners. to
be appointed by the President of the United
States, which would deprive the citizens Of
rulers and imply that the people Of this city are
not qualified for the exercise Of the right OF suf
rage and self government as allowed to every
other people under our Republican institutions,
Resolred, &C., That we earnestly and solemnly
enter our protest against any movement having
for its object the placing this city under Board
who may often be unacquainted with the lOca
interests Of our city, and strangers to the senti-
ments and desires OF its people; and that the
municate copy Of this preamble and resolu-
ton TO the Committee on the District Of Colum-
bis in the Senate and In the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States.
Mr. stewart said the preamble lacked the
force and strength Of the original, which refer
red to the fact Of colored suffrage here, the OPP
ment to prove manhood suffrage failure in this
city; but he would accept II, weakened q il was
to overcome the objections OF Alderme1 to its
pa Afisr further debate, the substitute was
adopted-yeas, Messrs. Chase. Connolly, Davis,
Emery. knight, Moore, and Morsell, .; nays,
Messrs. Baker, Champion, Clark, Stewart,
Slater, and President, (Crocker,) 8.
the preamble reported by the Committee:
Whereas, It In currently reported that an ear
nest and determined effort Is being made to
place this city under the control Of Commission
ers, thereby contrary to the inherent rights Of
free people, depriving the citizens Of this Dis
triet Of Cotnmbia Of an elective and republican
torn OF government, and further dcpfiytng that
tive franchise OF the night 10 choose their own
rulers, and thus declaring that free suffrage
has proved itself 70 be failure, Therefore, &C.
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COLLISION IN THE RIvRR.-On Saturday eve
ming last, the stern-wheel steamer Prince viii
lam a Capt. Hamniil, and the schooner Kit
near Fort Washington, the schooner having
portion Of her bow stove In. The only hand o.
the schooner, except the captain, cOlored boy
Alexandria, and tug boat soon brought tn
Kitty Ann up.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-12

A MURDERER's MIsTAKE.-The Col
ogne Gazette rela ;es horrid story as en-
acted at Schrimm in the government of
Posen A country girl, living not far
from that place. had received her inherit
lance of 800 thalers from the authorities
there. On her return home she spent
the night in village; having no resi-
dence there, she took refuge at the house
of a village justice, to whom, in virtue Of
mis- position, she gave her whole conf
dence, and informed him of the object of
her journey. He was ready to take her
in, and asked her to go to bed with his
wife. When all lay in a deep sleep, the
covetous host got up, went into the gar
den and dug hole there. He then took
a sharp kni'e, went up to the bed where
the two We're asleep, and with steady
hand cut the throat of the person lying
furtherest from the wall, took up his
victim ami hurled her in the garden.
When he came back he found the bed
empty. He had murdered his own wife
instead Of the stranger. The wife Law
close to the wall during the evening,
but had af'erward moved to the other
side Of the bed. The girl had got out of
bed after the murder and fastened away
with the money.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-12

The New Orleans Picayune says that
one evening q French gentleman remark
ed to Southern planter that there was
one English word of which he could new
er learn Che meaning; he had never been
able to find it in the Dictionary, and
although the word was often used, when
he asked the meaning, he was always
told there was no such word. He ave
the word as "tat le-too" The planter
said there certainly was no such word
The Frenchman sat moment in lugubri.
GUS silence, when it CHANGED that servant
entered and replenished the fire, and the
host said to him, "that'll do that'll do ! y
There! there!" cried the excited French.
man, you used the the word this minute.
Twice you told the man tattle too, tattle-
too, and yet You say there is no such
word s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-12

How MUCH SALT Is -ENoUGH.--In Eng
land it is ascertained by experience that
sheep require half pound week. which
is twenty eight pounds, or half custom
house bushel per anumn; cows require a
bushel and a half per apumn; young cat.
tie, a bushel draught horses and draught
cattle bushei; colts snd Young cattle,
from three pecks to IA bushel each per
annum. 1t is also customary to USE in
curinga ton of nay, ten or fifteen pounds
of salt. -
The work of re building the portion
of the Southern Indiana prison lately
burned, is progressing rapidly. The
cost will be $4,000. - aaarasl
The Terre Haute Express says thai
that anciene structure, the court house,
at one time the pride of the village,
now lies mass of ruins.
An indianapolis druggist saturated
mis- dog, which was suspected of HAVING
the hydrophobia with chloroform, and
then gave him a bath. Atlast accounts
he was improving.
Some music teacher once wrote that "the
art OF playing violin requires the incest
perception and the most ability of any art in
the known world" Upon which an editor
comments In the following manner "The
art OF publishing newspaper, and making
II pay, and at the same time making it please
everybody beats hddlin' higher than q kite. p