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CINCINNATI.
M. HaIstead III.

CINCINNATI, December 24-The re-
port lie in circulation that Mr.. Halstead
editor Of the Commercial, is dangerously
i'll with the brain ever. Mr.. Hslstead
is simply indisposed. and has come
fever attending q cold contracted las,
week. He has at no time been in dan-
ger or seriously i'll, and is much better
tn.night.
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SENATOR PATTERSON, of New Hamp

SENATOR PATTERSON, Of New Hamp-
shire, whose term expires on the 4th
Of March next, has received . Letter
from the Governor Of Ohio, in which
the latte. tenders him the Presidency
of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College ., Columbus, and presses ib
acceptance in the most earnest terms.
Mr.. Patterson, it will be remembered,
resigned, on bis election TO the Sen
ate, . Professorsh:p in Dartmouth
COLLEGE, where he wss regarded
an q sehool OF remarkable sttainmsnts.
In soassaasnes Of rsprsssntssiens late.
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IOWA.
Railroad Accident.

DUBUQUE, December "a "A train
was thrown from the track q mile east
OF Epworth last night The train con-
sisted Of baggage car. one mail and ex
press car, two coaches, one Pullman
sleeping car. The engine was not
thrown from the track but all the cars
were turned over. The accident is sup
poeed to be caused by broken rail.
The express messenger was fatally in
jured by the safe falling upon him. J.
w. Henderson was seriously injured,
and several others slightly injured but
not fatally.
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DAYTON.
Pay Car Wreck ed.

DAYTON. Ohio, December 24.-Tbe
pay-car on the Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, occupied by Mr.. Stevenson
paymaster, and N. L. Ewing, assistant
met with a severe accident two miles
south Of Troy, to-day, from defective
rail. The engine passed over safely
tut the pay-csr was thrown down q
deep bank and badly wrecked. Messrs
Stevenson and Ewing were badly bruised
though not fatally injured. The cal
took FIRE. but it was extiDguished and a
large amount Of money saved. A train
was sent to the wreck at twelve o'clock
and the money transferred.
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ly made to him BY eminent authority
that the Legislature oi New Hampshire
seriously regretted its action in re elect.
ing him, it is uncertain whether he will
accept the offer OF Governor Noyes. or
return to his Proieesorship at Dart
mouth, which he has been given to
understand, is always open to him.
Whileundetermined as to this action in
the premises, he will probably return
to New Hampshire ard resume his old
academic labors. His friends predict
his certain return to the Senate.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Omrial Vote.

BosroN, December 24.-The Com
mittee of the Board OF Aldermen ap-
pointed to recount votes cast at the
recent municipal election made an Of
fetal report to-day, from which it sp.
pears that Peirce, elected Mayor over
Hon. William CASTOR, BY plurality
Of seventy-nineivote.. 1t also appears
that Roland Worthington, once propri-
etor OF the Boston Traveller, said he
had been choeen Alderman, bat has
been defeated BY Gsffield, taking his
place BY nearly 200 votes.
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NEW JERSEY.
Coxxens' Hotel Burned.

JERSEY ClrT, December 24-Cozzens
great Palisade hotel, near Englewood
vas totally destroyed BY hre this morn
ing This was one OF the finest sum-
mer hotels in the country, and uss
ops ned last GUNNER for the first time
The building and furniture WAS insured
for about $3.50, 900, the greatest mum bel
OF risks being held BY tb. Arctic Iusur,
auce Company, No. ia Broadway.
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CHICAGO.
The weather-Trsin. Delayed p


|HlcAGo, December 24.-To>day 10
me coldest experienced in the North
vest for many years. From various
parts Of the city come reports Of the
mercury at from 20 to 800 below zero.
Al one place it was eaid to be 330 below
ZERO zero 1t moderated during the day,
% W.. at night it is excessively cold.
py psny cases Of freezing are reported.
tnallfoad running time is much inter
Iired .n with by the cold and trains are
~ VI behind, owing to the impoesihility
=, getting up steam. Trains arrive
nSm one 10 one and half hours behind
schedule tine
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0Frank Ashland. an engineer on q
freight train on the Pittsburgh. Cipcin-
natl and St Louis Railroad, was killed
in coupling the engine to his train,
about ssvsn and . half miles west oi
Urbsna, Ohio, yesterday morning
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 24.-Hon. q c.
Schenck, Minister to England. from
New York. has returned from his visi,
to Italy, and resumed bis duties Of
fcially.
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At Memphis, Tennessee, yesterday,
". Niblaek shot and seriously wound
d Nr. Filbsrt rropristor Of . board
iaS hSuss.
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FIRST NATIONAL BAHK
o. WHEILIN0.
United States Depository.

general Banking. Exchanes anl Ooilss.
ion Lusineo tfansactsd with adAtty ans
promptneas.
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps fCS aale In e11a - saiS.
soin always on hand for the aooo0Doda-
don Of the public.
Accounts OF Merchanta, Manufacturer,
8ankers and others solicited.
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the PEoPLG'S BANK,

WHEKIIN0. ". Va.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DKRo9lf. ID.
crest paid on special Dspostl Noeo -
Rilh Discounted, Exehanee Doaght and
Sold, Collections at homo O. ffo0 ehFoed
promptly attsaded ..
John Reid, ChftNten -
John Handlaa, Iohn voekl1,
samuel ]. Boyd. Richard Cartsr.
Andrew wilson. John p. huDoAel,
Thomas 0nEisn.
n,n,S!ss S4aH = I'D I Es.aA.Ssi
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DIRDyfOD n.

DIRDCTonA.
JOHN x. b0rsfoRD, rrestdsnI
Iacob Hornbrook, Chester u. Knox.
Geo. ". Fransheina, A. w. CamRoel.
Jacob 4. Rhodes, Henry u. harpsf,
John L. Hobbs. 7. J. Ompoeu.
aEORdE adams, CaahiR
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BANK OF WHEELING
WHEELING. ". VA.
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CAPITAL, oloe,eos
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

AEoUT ONE YEAR AGO X. Buchignani killed
Louis LipVi in a bar-rOOm in this city. The
cause was an Insult offered Buchignani's wife
by LiTpi. In the first weeks OF June last Buch-
lyman! went back 10 Italy on pleasure and
business trip. Day before yesterday letter
was received from him, stating ID At while in the
province of Lucca, he had met the three broth
eTSof LipPi. They attacked Buchignani, who
was accompanied by friend. Pulling their re-
yOlveTs, BUchignani and his friend emptied
them into the three brothers, with the effect of
killing one and dangerously wounding the other
Two. This was all of the family, and for the
present the vendetta Is ended.-Hsmphis Ara
fIrche, August Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

FRANCE MOURNING FOR HER LOsT Prov
INCEs.-There is something pathetic and affect
ing IN the mourning of Frenchmen over the
late OF Als2ce and Lorraine. In Havre on Fri
day the band OF the Garde Republicaine gave a
concert for the benefit of those people OF the
denatlorahzed Provinces who prefer to be
eNiles rather than Germans. A number of Al
satan girls. dressed in mourning and carving
the French national cOlOrs, took up a collection
from the audience. The greatest enthusiasm
vas mar Tested, and q large sum of money was
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

F-JaUenese paper undeTshirts are said TO be
extremely comfortable in these hot days.
- Pond and rivers of Massachusetts have not
been 20 hi O. IL any AT gust for ten years.
sTLuli;sr. the Communist leader, has gone
crazy. re imagiDes himself in command OF
troops and continually yeils orders to them.
FF-Mrs. Horace Greeley's health continues 70
grow worse RAPIDLY, anu her physicians think
she cannot survive the year.
DWhite county. Ind, has prO1uced a baby
with two heads facing in opposite dIreetions-a
regular jar Is.
ETTbe ladies OF Carthage, Ind. have notified
one Mclaughlin that Il ne opens a saloon in
that place he must take the consequences.
EFA firm OF .'tOnsOFial artists" has its bills
spread around the Yarmouth Camp, headed
Especial nOtice-beardSr removed without PAIN
nS-Several OF the English railway companies
contemplate sbolishng the use OF class Carriages
ard adopting the American STYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

F~rLO ssvE WHIsEET.-Esrlv on Thursday
morning a loud explosion was heard in George
s. So week.-mrs. vinegar factory, WyckOff and
Su.ta streets. Wiliamshurgh. Several persons
buried 20 the scene and found the building
& led with smoke and a PORTION of the wood work
or FIRE. The flames were quickly extnguished
fud IN exam nation was then made 10 ascertain
the cause Of the explosion. In one corner of the
building John Lang, An employee in the fac
tory, Vas found lying IN a partially unconscious
state, AND severely burned about the arms and
body. He was carried into the open air, and
soon reE2ined consciousness He said that
while filing can from barrel of whiskev.
with = lighted candle in his hand. the liquid
exploded, breaking the barrel into a hundred
fragments and scattering the burning Whiskev
IN every direction. Lang was taken into An adj
ioing house and attended by DIR. Schilling.-V.
L. San, 2ith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

TIE ATTLE DISEASE makes its appearance at
nearly the same time in England and America
Great BritaiB reports the rinderpest and Illinois
the Texan cattle fever. The disease being cura-
lie IN only lev cases, and spreading with great
TaPiiity from drove to drove, the Only successful
method Of dealing with il is to promptly kill the
cattle who exhibit any trace OF il. Otherwise
we may have a fatal COntagiOn spreading
through all our herds. and assuming PROPORTIONS
which Will render relief difficult or impossible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26
EVENING STAR.
A N,>v on PREcrors STONES IN AsAgrAc.

A MINE OF PRECIOUS STONES IN ANAHUAC,
MYyICO-The Paz of Chilpanarigo (Mexicoi
saws that 70 long ago a. the year 1854 Don Vicente
Navarrete delivered 70 a gentleman a sack con-
tanning fifteen or twenty rOuBd stones, sent to
him bV the herdSman from the hacienda of Do
IOres with a letter, in which he inform d him
that being a soldier with Gen. Guerrero. he
understood that those stones were worth money
because some Of them contained diamon1s The
present was valued very lightly, ard the stones
were LETT forgotten in a storeroom. where they
were lost Lately some Mexican papers dis
cssCd this affair with care, trying to indicate the
SPOT where said diamonds were found. Other
stones were caused to be brought, and the result
was that these diamonds were found on the bank
OF a ravine on the land of the hacienda Dolores,
above BOyuca, al the foot OF the Hill of Dia-
UOuds. The land Is red clay, without vegeta-
tatiOr. covered with large AID small stones
which look like flint. Some Of them cont ain
purple or white amethysts, and others more or
less very brilliant crystal, and some true dia-
uCTGS- Instructed persons are OF the opinion
that u i probable that di almonds may be found
rot 50 much in the stones a. in the clay in the
~aviue. That Gen. Guerrero presented - Gen.
ItIrhide p q am0nd OF good size, saving that he
found 10 DARN one OF the incuTsiOns in old ''An-
atugc," CaurOt be d1ubted.
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Rf GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Northwest corner 10th and ID 3, reets


TRUSTEES eAJE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PK0PERTY At AUG fION-TWO BRICK
t H2HIISE sFp On trTE STREET 5. W., To BE
Ia By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated June 9Th
1871, recorded in ber 6I3 folio 49,, of the land
6records OF Washington county, District of Co
umbia and by direction Of the holder of the notes
secured thereby we will sell, at public action. on
the premises, on TUESDAY, August Goth, IS72, at
Oclock p M, all those pieces parcels of ground
IN Washington city. ID. c., known parts OF lots
and 3, In square 553, beginning for the at a
point on 18th street southwest said city, Is feet
40 iuChes from the northwest corner of said square,
and running thence south 10 feet inches thence
east Il feet inches; thence south feet; thence
east feet inches; thence north feet; thence
east u feet lz inches thence north l9 feet inches
and thence 46 feet l01a inches TO the beginning
slso, all that piece, being par of the lots
and ., IN square St3, beginning for the same at a
point On lth street southwest IS feet inches from
the northwest corner Of said square. and running
thence south Is east 81 feet thence
south II lnchts thence east Is feet inches: thence
north - Iee INCHES thence west is feet IA inches
thence south feet; thence west feet 2 inches;
thenco north feet; thence west q feet inches 10
said 18th street southwest.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by said trust, are
S2Co, with ten per cent Interest from June 9th,
le1l, and the EXPENSES Of this sale, in cash. The
baiance TO DO paid in twelve aud twenty four
oIt MS with interest, secured by notes and deed OF
trust on the properly. 500 down on each house
veyencing purCh asers cost If the terms Of sale
are not complied with within seven days from sale
the Trustees reserve the right 20 resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the delau,tiag purchaser.
p PA 4. bhR x HGI Trustees
auiO GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
n THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, until
BY order OF The Trustees
au2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

THERE Is a SLIGHT DIFFERENCE between ice
afO zee cream. for sanitary purpose. 4 man
died AT Hartford Conn, the other day, of dvsen-
tery and Ice cream combined. The doctor had
said that The patient could have a. much ice as
wanted, and his intelligent attendants allowed
nm 20 eat three generous plates OF ice cream,
and they finished MIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

FiCHiGAN has is little romance. An orphan
ElTl was spirited away from her home in Penn
~ wanna wears ago by wicked relatives who
wished 20 appropriate TO themselves her iphar;-
lance. After years OF hardship as a moor SER
want girl she has been identified in Michigan and
efforts are being made 20 restore her to her own,
The maid servant become a wealthy heiress IL
decidedly object OF interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

BETWEEN HAWK AND BUZZARD-The ST.
louis O. - SAYS ',IOhn Battise, a cOOred either
gtta'Ted divorce from his wife yesterday in
The circuit court The grounds were, that the
VIE would not 60 and live with John, and her
mother would not let John live ia the same
mouse with her; ard the judge, while rendering
liz decree, very wisely remarked that John was
placed between the hawk and the buzzard."
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EpY LATIMER & CLEARY,
40 Auctioneers and II cal Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star Office Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On IHE SEVENTH STREET ROAD, OPPO-
SITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
"a by virtue Of a deed If trust, dated January
EmM 10Th, 1872 and duly recorded ip liber No go.
sA-<zAfolio Z0+, one of the land rds for Wash
tngton county, in the District Of Columbia, and by
the written request OF the party secured thereby,
Will sell, IN front CT The premises, on MONDAY
September 9Th, 1s72, at 80 O'Clock 2. lot No 81
In Wright and Dog ie's subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant, situated on the 9TH street road, pOsie How
ard University, apd improved by u Frame Dwelling
Terms: One third cash. residue in six, twelve aud
eighteen months, with interest from day of sale
Detered payments to be secured by deed of trust
the property. Conveyancipg and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. Sle0 down ut time of sale.
Il. NJ. WEBER, Trustee.
au24 o&ds LATIMER q CLEARLY, Aucts.
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TOMORROW.


RY s. sAMsTAe CO. Auctionoers.
GREAT SALE
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF LAEsBURGH & BRO.
We shall sell in the Store OF 9TH street, on MON
DAY, August Goth, at ga a. m,
$50 600 WORTH OF
sEASoNARLE DBY GOODS.
The stock consists OF Bleached and Brown Cot.
tons, Prints, Table Damasts, Irish Linens. Sheet
iDgs, Quilts, Black and Coored AIpscas, French
Goods Of every description, Towels, Napkins, Doy
Ies, Shswls, Furs, Cloaks, Hosiery. Gloves, Hand
nes. Black and Coiored silks. Popips, Grsnsdinas,
fsll and Wiz ter Dress Goods, high colored; PIeids
Ladies Undergamcnts, Undershirts and Drawers,
and everything else usually fOuod in first class
dry goods house.
1000 remnants Of Dress Goods, Canton and Wool
Fisnnels, Table Linen, Cassirneres, &c.
The goods must be sold; and great bargains may
be expected. LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
aul7-2w [Bep.l s sAMsTGG C CO" A itucgs
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
TRUsTEE SALE OF TWO STORY B8IOK
sET AVENUE, between II / As AND = K sF SIS
NORTH.
o6sa 8 aRd d dals dd
S-N IN Llber No. 6S3, folio 2l5 one of the Land
Columbia, and by The direction OF the holder OF the
notes shall sell, at publ auction, on TUESDa Y,
nS . 'n Jay oi august n ID lSgZ, IN front 0t the
premises, at O'Clock p. M, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground lying and being in tho sail city
OF Washington, and known and described on the
Pals OF said CITY as Lot numbered fifteen u.s., IN
DaNidge Fishers sub division Of Square num-
beIed i've hundred and sixty -one (56i -, which said
snb-lylson IS recorded in the Office of the Surveyor
OF sald city, with The improvements thereon, con
sis,ing OF a two story Brick Dwelling house.
Terms One third cash; balance in 8, Il aud Is
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyauciug
snd revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
: 100 down on the day Of SALE and If the terms of
sale not COMPLIED with within five days after the
day Of sale, the trustee the rsht to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser by advertising three times in some news
paper published in ashiDgtOn city.
J. q. MCKELOEN, Trustee
eGRl7 GREEN A WILLIAMS Ancts
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Rk QSEEH WILLIAMS, Luct!oaesrs
- No. 1901 Northwest corner Of 10th and d sts
TkUsIEEsB, AL or THE 0ARRoLL PLACE

IKUsIEES, shbE OF THE CARROLL PLACE
PROPERTY, ON CAPITOL HILL.
- UIS ser End By virtue 4 deed Of trust, dated
land records for Washington County in the District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the party holding
trustees in said deed of trust will saii at public
G6a' dag Si SeoS
s Ia ell that RIoPIy kn9Sn n, a. Lots thrtsep 5
ngton, D. c.; and that part Of Lot twelve IL
mo same square, beginning at point or the west
the southwest corner thereof running thence 70 the
northwest corner of the lott thence the northeast
lot to point in said east line twenty eight c28 feet
distant from the southeast corner of said lott thence
10 straight line 10 the place OF beginning together
with all the improvements on said lots and par:
greater portion of the Carroll place property other
wise known Duff Green's row, fronting alb ut las
and Pennsylvania avenue and facing the usDitoi
Park, and presents TO capitalists and others one of
four brick buidnTs, two Of them very large. ' u
conformity with the opinion Of the Supreme Court
81 the BistIet Of Columbia, sitting as a court OF
parcels, acc 'rdng to plat thereof, which will be
exhibited on the dag of sale.
houses $500 in cash. and the balance in two equal
instruments in six and twelve months after the day
in cash, and the balance in two equal inssmen. in
Elk and twelve months after the day Of sale: The
sum OF 500 is to be paid each of the two larger
houses Immediately at the time Of sale, and $500 on
each of the two smaller houses the time Of sale
and the respective balances of the cash payments
are to be paid within FIVE days. For the deferred
portions of the purchase money, the purchaser will
be required 20 give his two pTonssory notes, pay
etie at six and twelve months respectively after
date thereof bearing interest at the Of ten per
cent per annum 10 be dated the day of sale, and to
be secured By deed of trust upon the premises
The terms Of sale are to be fully complied with
within five days after the day of sale Otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property at
the risk and of the defsultng purchaser aFter
enc weeks notice. All conyeyancinR and STAN ps
are to be at the cost Of the purchaser.
4. T. CRiTTEEpEN, tr.
n. MORRIS. Fustees'
aus-d GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts