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DNHlIOND AND DASVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after December ], 1871:

Train No. Through passc.Iger) leaves Richmond
daily fpNCrpt SGn,layS) ut 1906 \. NJ. leaves Dtn-
Vile at 1903 a. NJ. arrive; at Grecllsboro'a ut l:52
L. NJ. .....s.. n
Train No. 6 Gymchb,rg passcuecr) leaves Rich
n,omd ahy Ut 9:i5 A. M. arrives ut Lynchburg ut
Pm.
Train No. IL Through mail and exprcss) leaves
Richmond daily ut 2:l0 i. NJ; leaves Dauyllle daily
at 1874 L. NJ; arrives 1T Greensboro daily at liz
GOING EAST.
Train No. II Through mail and express) leaves
Greensboro daily at 7:50 l.. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at l0lo L. NJ. arrives ut Richmond daily at
5ll 4. ". .-.s
Train No. Through passcngcr) leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays) at ll:05 A. NJ. leaves
nanvIlle ut LIT L. NJ. arrives ut Richmond at SCI
I'M.
Train No. 10 U.ynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 4. NJ leaves Burkcylle ut i.
| NJ; arrives at Richmond at4 Il. NJ. :,
Trains Nos. and IL connect ut GreensborQ win
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
Train No connects mt BurkcYilIe with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
| pDjuts southwest and south.
| THROUGH TICKETS to all points south ana
southwest can bc procured ut the ticket Office IN
| Richmond. and of K. +. WALkER, Agent Of the At
antc, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1923 Main
| street, Richmond.
| Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
s.hedue OF this company will please print us above
| JOHN X. MACMURDO,
| General Freight and Ticket Agent.
| T. NJ. r. TALcorT, Engineer and super1ntcLd-
| cpt au2
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GElAE TIiEEAD.-Ail quail - xxcssgss.
siA',pf SEINE LINES. an sorts Of SEINE COi;kS
faTtET and SOFT SEINE TWINE, LINEN and
COTTON EGPES, YAWkiN'i, &c, for sale cheap
.. l.. IiCiiTESSTEIS'S,
Importer of Seine Thread 1905 and 1907 Franklin
sr2i, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
tee
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NOR NORFOLK, POR 7 S -e5,J:fls
A MOUTH, AND WAf-LASDlNGS:s@A :s@As~.e..sssss
on JAMES RINER.-Thc elegant steamer PAIL
Powha:an Steamboat Compauy's shcdsl every T. UES.
DAY, THURSDAY, ani SATURDAY ut q O'Clock
\. VI. Freight received every day from O'Clock
y. to o'clock p. 81 All way freight must bc pre-
paid. Apply 10 Captain or
de Is ". p. BRETT, Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ia SD lJ s E
RICIisioSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY, |
OFFICE GEN'L FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENT, (
ls.:. RICHMOND, February u, 1872. }
IMP PORTANT NOTICE. -.,.-... ...
BOTH DAY AND NIGHT SCHEDULES
RESUMED. ,t -,

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strect station, Rich
mond, at $50 a. ". s.
Richmond. at s:i5 u. VI. p. &c.. - s .gt s.g
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Strcet sta
ton, Richmond, ut $3.50 p. NJ. s.tt.t.5Gt', +ys s'
DOWN DAY MAIL arrive; at Byrd-Street sta
tion Richmond, at PIT Z. NJ. ss <1.h 'ti@h.hs'.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton. Richmord, ut $3.50 4. N. - -
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station. Richmond, at S:!2 4. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS fRA IN runs tO NJ! 1!lftrd only.
Ira, ellcrS bound west rid Balumoreand Ohio rail-
road will by taking the 500 y VI. mail Hence connect
with tile .:?j Z. NJ. train mt Relay House. on the Balti-
and Ohio railroad BY the s:5 j. VI. they will
connect with the s:aO A. VI. at Relay Hotse. on tho
same road-thc earlier being also the quicker line
for points west. j. B, GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
r. r. D. MYERS. General Superintendent. fe lo
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Dl:pAEITErRES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW IORK.--Thc Old + i r.
4 Dominion Steamship compsny's clc- -,
CANT sc-wtccl Steamship WlANOkE, Captain
C0rCIT. will sail on TUESDAY. February 18th. at
O'Clock \. NJ. Freight received until Monday
night. Through bills Of laIins signed, and goods
forwarded with dispatch to all points NORTH south
east. and west Close connections made with Cuard
Unsurpassed. Fare. $l2: stccrIgc. So: rou!ld-trip
tickets. SO. For freight or passage. apply To
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent.
fr lo-nt No. 3 Governor street.
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:, tNILb. Il COOK Hil" can uink" good
..,.! $40. > SERVANT. Mnst
:, '"g"ac,s. hiliy ~ ~. 10 tLy strut
,.s..... f.. l.-ai
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F0rncy Resigns the COllcctorship at
philadelphia.

WAsH1yGToN, February l0.-Colonel John
". Foney has written letter to the Presi-
dent rcsignin" the Office Of collector at the
port Of Philadelphia lie does so for the
purpose of dcvotins ull his efforts to jour-
nIliSln
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MARINE ANTEAhGGESCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, lS72.

MiSlA1 uhE AI-haNht. fEBhuAis l.. lo'-.
SUI rises. ........... G::3 Neon SetS......... 9:iS
Sun cts........... !:IT High tide. S:rG
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcrclaI-
6lsc aud pisscEEcrS. L. r. Tatum. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer PuSadc. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and Passengers. W. I. Brett agent.
Schooner Rocrt lielly. trayscr, merchandise,
Norfolk, Va, Curti, i Parker
By TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK. February lr.-it Is reported that tie
schooner Wake, hence Il few days ago for Ph!latic!-
r,.. WAS cut through b. tho iccand sunk on Fishing
Creek shoals. Many marinc disasters are aFprc'
honicd from tie recent severe storm.
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NOR NEW IOE E.-Nirginia -; - -; z,
d Steamship and Packet Con,u;my' s-aSsa-5a ssass -
elegant steamship GEORGE u. IfTDh' taniali
H0rEETS. will leave her wharf 1T Rockets on e.
DAY. February 18th. at l.. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall rycf and Boston from sanc pier
Clo.e connexions and through bills ladlng given to
All southern. eastern. and western paces: also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare So; meals ana state
rooms cxt7 For freight or passage, apply to
j. j. BURR. President. l2ll Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier IL North riicr,
New York. IL lW-3t
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BE- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
pAFCi Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSrAPEHS OF TIE CITY.
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E'OR PHI IL A ID j. l. Z III IA.-1rS s>4'i, s>'iT
4 The steamer EMPIRE. Captain -e--=!z--:=-:=y;13 --=!z-:-=y3
MONDAY the l.th instant at - O'Clock. Freight
taken for all parts of Pcnnsylvania, New Jersey,
and Delaware. also for Norfolk and New Orleans. al
low rates Passage to philadelphia, Including meals
aud Statcfooh =. W. II. PORTER. Agent,
r. 10 NJ, :, Ilprk street,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, january 20, 1879. !
NN AND AFTER FERRITA 1sr tI,a

RICHMOND AND PErERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,l
RICHMOND. VA, january 20, 1879. !
NN AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sT the
" TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ut 3:5 A.
N. and a:so 7. M., and leave Petersburg at 400 A.
NJ and 100 7. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach Mt
t,ched. leave Richmond at a.. .,and 4:lo 7. A.,
and leave Petersburg at 7:!5 a. NJ. and 1850 i. N.
and IN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connecting
with tile train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg at 10
4. Nj. daily. So.
The B:.5 A. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the 7:!5 4. ". FREIGHT TRAIN
and 7:2O =. NJ. Mali. TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. 81 25 '
Fare tor return tickets. 90
Communication tickets can be had 1T the following
rates: -@ Il, a.-.. .sa...
Fifty trip-tfckcts FOR. ...............$f $50 90
Que huiI,ircd trp-tickci4 tur...... 6o 20, ls,s-.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the ego p. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, and these from Norfolk Will con-
meet ut Petersburg with the 10 \. NJ TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill VIII take the 6:30 a.
M. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
aud returning, leave Rchinond on the same days ut
a:3G y. NJ. @ ass mr. I'-t
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
With the Atlantic, Sli5sissppi and Ohio railroad for
: nssTLEEPfSGGARs T.H on the 2:so p NJ TRAIN. run
ming through to Wilmington. 4. B. kASEY,
J., 80 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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EOR ATTN OR E-TRI-f %1-1f,
E WEEKLY LINE-N0 TRAN fsssas,-.s- fsssae,, r:-ac
SHIPMENT OF GUoDS.-Sicamcr STATE OF
MARYLAND will leave her wharf MON
DAY NIGHT 81 hi n tide. Freight received up Ia
O'Clock T.. NJ. MONDAY. For freight or Ea,s,saSc,
applyto WILLIAM L. bfEII.
Ip-I
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p0IifiPas SOfpS

General Joseph e. ABBOTT has accepted
2 ace on The republican electoral ticket in North
Carolina.
Senator Wilson, ex- Gov. Wells. of Virginia,
and Col Shields spoke TO a very large audience
az Stauuton, Va, yesterday. They VIII speak
al Charlottesville to- morrow.
The republicans of the 18th district of New
York have nominated Ethan FIsgg as their
candidate for Congress, and the republicans of
the 10th district have nominated David WILDER
Col. William McMichael. assistant attorney
general, will address the soldiers and sailors
meeting in Baltimore tD-morres evening. He
Will speak In New Jersey the latter part of the
week.
Congressman ID. W. Dubose has published a
card announcing that he is a candidate for re-
election to Congress from the Stn district Of
Georgia, and explaining why he declined to sub
nit his name TO the democratic con vention which
nominated Gen. A. L. Wright, Greeleyite.
The straightout democrats of New Jersey are
plucky and persistent. Their executive com
mittee met at Camden on Saturday night and
nominated full electoral ticket. Hon. Samuel
j. Bayard was nominated for Congress, and
candidates for the state senate and assembly
were chosen
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ieCts Of im~or' ance by gent eme1 Of emjnence
in the s. ientihc aud educational world. Among
these will be an article on the progress Of ed0-
cation in tie SandW ich Islands by Professor
Alexander, at one time president OF ORtu Col
lege on the Islands; paper showing the progress
o. dssf and dumb education by Professor Fay,
acting president of the National Deaf Mute Col
lege i'm this city; an article on the education Of
tie blind by the distinguished D-. y. u. Howe,
OF Boston; on natiOnal schools of science, by Pro.
lessor Gilman, formerly OF the Sheffield Sclen-
tihc School, but now president Of the University
OF California; one on instruction in The tine arts
BY President Anderson. of Rochester University;
and paper on education and psuperlsm, aud
education and crime, BY the Veteran Obssr-
ver,' #. u. Mansfield, of Ohio. Besides these,
DR.. Edward Jarvis, OF Massachusetts,, contrib
utes valuable paper on the advantages OF com
mon school education to common Labor. The
report Will also embrace a mass OF valuable sta
tisiicS in regard to the collection, use, and pre-
ssryation of libraries; thu results OF the ninth
census educa t,onally considered, causes OF in.
eanifv. &c. &.
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KRM HOrk KnlnS

TIRE CASE AGAINST MAYOR HALL.
INV YORK, Oct. 29.-Ihe case made out by
Mayor Halls counsel. The prosecution 10 not
aver that Hail had any share or participation in
the ring plumber. It is understood that Mr..
O'Conor declined 10 be counsel for the pcOsecu-
ton, owing to the belief that the mayor l. not
guilty under the indictments. A speedy Gonciu-
sion is looked for.
THE GOVERNMENT TO SUE GEN. BUTTEFPrRLp
A Washington special says the rressUry DE
partment Il going 10 begin SUIT against Genera
Daniel Butterfed for a deficiency OF - 80 in
his cash accounts while ia charge OF tie sub
Treasury.
MRS. GRERLEY's CONDITION.
There is 10 apparent change in Mrs. Greeley ;
condition. Yesterday she lay all day in stupJr.
either entirely unconscious or too feeble TO
speak.
KLZcTIoS DAY
here will be generally observed as a holiday,
and no fears OF trouble are apprehC nded by the
police.
MINISTER wAsHBURNK
states that the postal treaty with France III be
definitely arranged before long on the basis sag.
gesteG by the American government.
TWO ALDERMEN To BE ARRESTED FOR FRI
BERY.
The parties for whom warrants were issued
yesterday prove to be Isaac Robinson, of the 5th
district, and Edward Costello, OF the 10Th dis
trict; both members of the present board OF
assistant aldermen. They are charged with
bribery in demanding a consideration Iending
passage by the aldermen OF an ordinance regu-
ating the running of freight cars from the New
Haven DEPOT, in Center street, to the Battery.
The president and superintendent of the New
Haven road make sffidavits that 10th Uostelll
and Robinson visited them and demanded
81 $50 as a bride TO defeat the passage OF said
ordinance. They have not been arrested yet,
but IL is expected they viii appear in court to-
day and give bail for trial.
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The IecsLurg Poisoning Case

=. -.
The trial of Mis. Emily r. Lloyd, charged
with the mur'F- by poisoning with arsenic OF
LtT iiitle car -rttr, Maud, IN March last, " a.
resumed ia -,esiu {, Va, Yesterday, before the
Edwards tesUrrd that ON the SIT OF February
last Mrs. LloyL rrcha>ed AZ his store half ounce
OF arsenic. DT. Mclean Tiffany, OF Baltimore,
was recalled, ard testified 70 the facts ut tic rN-
humalCrs Of Maids BODY. The witness vas
asked the hypothetical question intro iuced 81
bT. NoTmlNs tNaIlirat,E on SATURDAY.. He
said: 81 would infer thar. In the shseu e OF any
suucen violence, thai child probably dIel from
aTseTiCaI poison. The - mufCms Of arsenical
Ioson are various, and tue only proof i the
Ending Of The arsenic ~ the chemi p"
c. L. McCabe, OF the jury OF inquest testified
70 what NTs. Lloyd had stated. She admitted
ing the poison 20 kll rats. aul sais thar
Delphi, the cClored girl. Anew not Ing sbOutthe
purchase; II had been EeIy secret from her be-
uiemhaurassed and unconcerneI. She cast no
suspicion upon any one. and expressed every
confidence IN the servant.
Mr. John Gray, another Juror, testified 20
similar statements made by the prisoner before
the coroner's jury, adding that Mn. Lloyd said
the arsenic she bought OF br. Edgarls she lost ,
and that she purchased Of Dr. Mott she burned,
because, as she was sitting alone in the pariOr
with Maud, she reelected that the child might
get hold OF IL.
Samuel OrrisOn testifed:-was guardian of
Mrs. LlOyd's children; that the proper ty
amounted 20 - PIG personally, and - 500 real
estate; that Mrs. Lloyd was a good mother.
Here the commonwealth rested
The defence opened by recalling Prof. Worm
ley, anG read fTom his work on pOisOns the
> mptoms Of arsenicsl poison r. discovered by
him, which, he said, Was hts present opinion.
Dr. Graham Elzey testified that Prof. DOnry'
method OF weighing was not satisfac tory, aud
thar Dr. Motifs bismuth was impure. hypO
thstical case was stated, and he said he neve
saw parallel case OF srsenieal poisoning there
OF.
". II. Taylor. Of Richmond, agreed generau5
with DIR. EIZty
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SOUTHERN MARyLAND R.u,o.D That,

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RaIIRoAD-The tvo
corts OF engineers or this COMPANY, one opsr
ating from Poiut Lookout by way OF ST. Mary',
river, and the other from Mechanicsyil.e by way
Of this place, have formed junction at or nea:
the Clifton Factory aud Great Mills, thus con-
meeting the entire line OF surveys fsom Point
Lookout to point in Prince Georges county
on tue hne Oh The Baltimore and Potomac road.
A large force OF hands and carts under MT
Thornton, contractor, are at work in the
neighhorhood OF Mr.. SCOTS, between Mechan-
iesvllle and this place. The energy displayed
gives hope that we soon shall be blessed with an
early communication by rail with the cities of
Baltimore ana Wsshington.-Lsoaardt MAJ
Beacon. ~
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'FrfscO's Railroad Subsidy Middle
Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-The city attorney
sent a communication TO the board OF super
yisors to- night giving his opinion that the board
has no legal power TO withdraw from before the
people the proposition to vote a subsidy OF
SO goo goo TO the San Francisco aud Colorado
railroad company. Notwithstanding the cirec-
tors Of said company have publicly abandoned
the scheme be holds that the question mnst be
decided by the people by a vote on the 9Th OF
November. Other leading lawyers mere concur
IN this opinion. AS all parties, however, agree
hat the scheme is dead its rejection at the polls
is deemed a fcregone conclusion.
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THR CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
We learn from our Virginia exchanges that the
opening of this road is stimulating iron pr0duc-
tons in Western Virginia and sli that section of
country which can avail itself OF the TO adj. For
most OF the distance the road trayersas a region
so rich in ircn that il is only necessary to dis
lodge the ore and roll Ii down the mountain to
the freight cars for transportation to the fur
naces. For one hundred years to come no deem
mining will be requisite. Coal is contiguous and
readily accessible; also limestone. Furnaces are
erecting, and, the cost of the production beine
small, remarkable profits are made,
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KING AMADEUS LAST CABINET.
MADRID, Oct. 2.-Whtie the army bill was
under consideration in Congress YESTERDAY, Sc
nor GerEidas said The radical perty in Spain
existed only by the sufiersnce of the republi-
cans This remark gave rise 20 a warm debate,
during which o sharp encounter took place be-
and Senior Figueras. The latter in the course
of an excited speech declared that the present
vas the last Spanish ministry that would be
formed under King Amadeus.
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News from the wheeler Expedition

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2S.-fhe Hiaing
Journal publishes late advices from the Wheeler
expedition. Its rendezvous last week was at
fouqueyille, Utah, at which point tbs party
escort, would go 10 the Colorado river and
northern Arizona, ard the other parties would
work towards the Buckshire mountains, in
southeastern Nevada, and the road towards Salt
Lake. The members OF the expedition were in
good health.
PROFESSOR HAYDEN
IS expected here to- morrow from the Yel,Us
Stone country.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU SEMENTS.
NTEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. q. SAvILLg, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IS, ls72,
First appearance this season of
MIR. j. G.. VILE,
AS 81 RL Tla tG3 ssaT,
IN Ae''e RS Ss sEbA Grfr, fias'"
0R, THE BIFLE BALL,
BY s NAY ssr d ida sr H
OhesIer, EMfna sksrritt, Alice stanley,
BoTsrs, hp George h eIEhf Ltt f9s
Nellie, ana full cOTps of
p-oducsd with snkiiliailes'
NEW AND MASHEITIGEET SCENERY,
EEw MECHANISM
oALo1ua af EFFrors,
ROsEDALE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON At 3.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1872
oc25-,f KATIE PUTNA1 COMEDY COMPANY
ySTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,-
w El.renth 81, south Of PeHasyIrGaia avenue.
yoYsrrp GENIUS TgITRPEANTa nr,,rs
EIrtt appearance of the ElGn Sprite and Fairy
L. PETITE D,ANGELIs
The aerial wonder ard Female Antirol lean. in heI
perilous feat of Walking the CelIias II sad
DOwnwaTds.
BROWN AND SANFORD,
The fyLoTym of intrspIdity and ssill. The most
daring GynEasts in the world.
QIILTEB AND GOODRICH.
LAST week uf tha pl' asing Woes. list,
MISS LULA UELMAY.
MISS LYDIA WkBSTEB,
The Ioodern female BeTcules in ancient 81 q medeTr
Ststuary,
The pleasing bETlcsqse Actress, Vocalist anC
DaBse1se, MISS ShLLlEAPr.
q - d A l. - ID A l. Z
MILE GALBETTI
And the entire Corps Ballet in the beautiful bale
- advertisement eAtitltd
La SUISSE, La SUISSE
James W. Wesley and Miss Addie johnson, tht
great TRIPLE Company, in New songs, Dances
.nterlutes. Cborusts, and Buriesques. The laugh
atle local Extravaganza, entitled
THE HlTE CROOK, THE WHITE CROOK
Introducing he Great He Male Ballet Troupe
oc25 LOOK OUT FOE PARKER'S BENEFIT
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70 Cincinnati has a man 50 bow legged that
De mas hls pantsloons cut with a circular saw.
SAn Indiana man has married his sons
step-daughter and II puzzled about ms relatives.
30 North Carolina ladies' indulge in the
excitement of fox hunting.
- Sewing machines are ran by wat r r,xer
in California.
~ II .voks AZ though the whole country were
likely to become horse-pitaL
aF-At RutherfOrdton, y. c., cheeky women
are fined Tor calling the marshal sold pewter
rS-Because OF the shape of soda-biscufts Il
does net follow thata square meal can be made
on them.
sNAbbe Bauer intends to prosecute the Paris
Laoerte Tor announcing that lie was about 70
sS-An English la5orer has had 10 nav sI5o for
breach of promise damages to q Young lady
WHO signed herself An Abominable FIIrtn
u Bneks county, Pennsylvania, has three
Lew disiIl.eries 10 work up the great apple crOp
What me season Tor a hard cider can paign!
John Henry and Perry Lyons. two New
orleans amblers, had an alteration Yesterday
Both we're fatally injured.
~ Charles c. Hunt, OF Company l. fth u. s.
Muilery, was found dead yesterday n mile west
exposure.
s(A number OF the North Adams Cinnamon
nave cut OF their cues. Thu act is Celestial
suicide, for II prevents them from ever being
Chinese citizens again.
- Herr Schultze Delitsch. leader OF the
frussian Pregressists, has lately made q
prouacted address 10 his constituents In favor
OF universal outrage.
- Lake City journal tells "what the loco
motive has accomplished for civilization and
Ctlcaso." IL u certainly the height OF modesty
10 put "etvilizstion" hrst.
9r.Where does this horse-car run?D ssfd
The Old gentleman frora he country To che boot
blaek- "DoIBo." said the imp Of the blacktpy
bottle, 1.-THE horses runs az the nose."-Bossos
TroHsesTpt.
s<A North carollnisn, sged within four wears
OF century, Is under Indictment Tor ktliiny RE
vile, Il " years BIS junior, and the ext.pus,iog
jealous b! her f.r;iug w.,h Other youi., felloTs
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First Lieutenapts c. + Klbourne, % artillery,
aud r. d. Potts, 81 artillery, have been detailed
for duty as members of the court martial 20
meet at Fort Whipple, Va, mentioned in The
STAR of Yesterday.
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INJECTING MEMBERS OF THE TAMMANY R,Ne
FOR FoRGERY.-Bench warrants were Issued in
New f0rk yesterday for james II. Ingersoll and
John ID. Harrington, charged with force "
harrington, it is alleged made out bill avsi, n
the city for s., 900 for work done, and forged he
endorsement OF K. A. Heath thereto Warrants
were also issued for the arrest of several m, m.
bers Of the present common council: not h, ".
ever, connected with the ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-29

NAVAL SURGEONS TRANsFERRED.-Surgeon
George W. Wood detached from the naval hos
pital at Mare Island, Cal, and ordered to the
Tuscarora, south Pacific feet Acting Assistant
Surgeon Samuel ID. Evans ordered to the naval
hospital at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-29

THE OFFICE Of the commissioner OF education
was to-day renewed from sth street, between
and I'll street, to the first floor of Wrights
building, corner of Sth and streets.