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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

Col. NEvIN's ATTEMPT ON HIS LlPE.-About
2o'clock yesterday afternoon a weil-dressed man
in a vacant lot on Newark street, near Grove,
in HOboken. He was taken - the police station
by Officers Hays and DOeley, and it was ascer-
OF Philadelphia, and formerly colonel in the
Union army. There were two Jagged wounds,
one on each side OF his neck, inricted by q
pocket knife, and ne was evidently under the
influence Of some narcotic. Nevin, who was
sent to st. Marys hospital, said that he attempt
ed t. commit suicide q few days ago by taking
morphine, but assigned no cause for the act
". 7. Sga, 18Th inst.
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CcaIerEPss ENcnyg

Hsle- lee qre teFng r.stIe or, -pe resrl. cf
the Nth Carolina eiecriO3.
= 9aln - cf department clerks are talking
Se-Ela"r ( -spcI =. Cs-vei Of the s:gnal cCrrs
To7, AZ F0tt Win pie, Va, has received his
C'-cEarEa iTcT. he War Department.
Let 10 BE rendered Ia. temperance IN ea+-
i1g ~T' drinking is the Oalv condition under
wien nr.-l may tie expected during hot
= Z 2. S-'=-aar, ce-7.,.aa OF causing the
,e--. 1-., '-. 'G,ilD-.. -, GbJs ,.OT, IN this
Ji- .-st winter. and sentenced > the penlten-
: FrT NJ : .t11y1 AEs JoeC T9rdoled by the
II G. v. Pr -'- sent n his resignation a.
r'r.-- -r .- .l- p .T~ HrdyFsy ''gep~ "a. rePuO-
San ~ ? a1-.'. q wesk ..I-e, but = I-as not
Is.ssrid AZ the Saturday night meeting
.rt- .i s.-tv, ere FL TH- STAR n the hoVe
I -. Ea 70 20 withdraw u. 4 day he TenvF. cG
~r,~ -t.sa-e r-r q. l-r - be q. get. ron. a!
Jyry ct 2. = 90 b-.'i . IL that C.~r.JC IN.
- r- -g-.r-' frrz-i.. ..srr, ahlrt seven
y-f-. 90 a~r. sen OF CE-..torHcr I3pu. 3 tgslor.
r1~s'.r - ~ rect te. wee. g.. D. ET.l t.tt. f,i-
... a ,-JT r'S- here ia5t s.svrE-, o. --
tirSe o. -su tsCt, strik a h a. ii up)n q : &c
q Sou 4f 80 iH'-rE and IVES seriously in
y''' >. it- - W. Ter rezcre,i HIM Ssom -
: .Ef %. 49, rJrve-sG hi-E - nj BONE vh IRE
W. r s'.-i5g rendered surgical aSS.statce.
ftsiei,@F s.tcsrco', Mace F..k-l, Colcred,
Ea' - .52E across the railroad br.aye over the
rlT". - \ -r,et Sov' EeIsj. when 40 slipped and
~ 'iIog - m the water, a q stance q; about
t-I,y .,St. Pr On raa- ~ once rescued him
IRON me water. and found that he ws> badly
's--s II dil'I u4sl EEcelNtt 'cNeTS cut
cy-r the left ere He was taken TO his home by
on Ger SsvucTe.
- 9 meeting - Cree,evi-es held or Saturday
f'Eht p fh5 st Marc fJtsl, a re JsIt.Oa was
adopted 'fa: rte several CTganjzltOHs be re-
Cue 'ttc = cal meetings o. or before Tuesday
evening ~, and select three represent atives
'sCr1 each 10 meet on Wednesday and confer
With T--9rd TO tRe fCrma, on OF 2 national
Gree ~ - = U-~- -'r-N. The f-S- rfiHrl o the
ratiora. ci':hv ~ lie nc rreparst o1s tor grand
pass nee ~ - ratil the action Oh the CinCin-
ma. e. d. .ia's .T.'Crc cOEve -tiors
Mr.. Pa tick Brennan COM fact IT for the coz
S,tC' - # ID strSet Feyer, desires to have l,
stated Tat De held no conversation vain any
reporter Of the IGtTI0; 5n Friday lSst, the da,
{ at individual in the sTticle il SATURDAYS
Pc'rir' under fhe heaCFng ''waGins through the
nHG,' ssys lie had al interview with Mr..
Brennan. The latter further says that he never
hSld any >ucA COHy eTsaiIOn with any reporter of
The ct57ot % j. published in that paper OF Sat-
UTday, and that all It's references - h fase'f or
OAservstOTs alleged g. have been III ade by him
aTe slse In every particular except IN this, that
nc 80. O.. Tuesday previous refuse to answer
mi eftiEerit qGeSt,CrS OF a person representing
himself 20 be reporter, and referred him to the
board q public works fOT the information he
sought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

OChlcral for cholera is successfully used in
Russia.
"From Pensacola comes the usual account
Of the gulping OF bathers By sharks.
UMr Schultz, the German Consul at Port
au Prince, has resigned his position and united
with several German merchants in a protest
against the extreme measures adopted by the
commander Of the German feet when capturing
the Haytien war vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

TIE PAVING Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue with
wood from 18th = 2)tl street 9 now completed
with the exception of small section on the
norm side OF the avnrue, near 18th street. The
concrete pavement from 1.tI to 18TH street wa,
lsid orAe time since. Wooden blocks have been
deposited Oh the sidewalks ION 2Nth Street TO
tie CIRCLE, and large force is employed daily
new l4Yarneuf.
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The Choral exc uTsIgrI,' OF me steamer Key
Fort, tn - moon At 7js D. II.
s. F.. ErEi'sh If.tTeTa1 ChuTch frd
Snn. az S-.--l sOil tlei- PiS nc IN Brow ;
wcJFs On V etlCsday neNs.
Ecu on o. the s.cs-oe- KevpcIt on wednss-
tIa- u the Ssbbaih SchOO. OF tde NJ. Z. Church,
[eOr~erav. n.
I..y excursions 10 haunt Vernon on the
steamer ARROW
Browns Grove, 1ith street. Picnic Of TIE
TerT.r5r.' G:art's 'N-rnoE row.
Esvo'aH hal Pavilion, ENLARGED and re-
Gtt-i, Is rOW oTen for guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

FIRE ON A SCuoONRR-About go O'Clock on
Sunday morning fire broke out on board o: the
schooner Matte Z. Tabor, lying az street
wharf, caused by the igniting OF some coal tar .
and before 1t could be subdued some : 100 damage
was dome the vessel The captain and crew,
aided by some watchmen, by consider able effort
eAtinguished the flames without turning in an
alarm. Captain Alirich on being aroused from
sleep ran across the deck towards he fire ard
ieil through the hatchway to the hold, injuring
himself serouslv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

TEE SITE FOR THE NEW DISTRICT JAIL
s-OheIs appointed TO arrange for the erection of
new Jail Ia tie District OF Columbia BY the
selection OF the old site or a new one, consisting
az Secretary DeianO, Governor Cooke, ard Chief
Justice Cartier, .2et at the Interior Depart
mtnt on Saturday afternoon, and adopted the
follow ing resolution First. That il il expe-
dit III 10 change the site heretofc.e selected for
The ~. Second. That until the opinion of the
AtiOTh6y-GeEeTal OF the United States il OBJ
famed relative to tue power OF the commission
ers Ia the premises, Il is deemed inexpedient 10
decide whether the Jail shall be on a Govern
iiSnt reservation or whether size there or shall
be purchased elsewhere. Third. That in order
70 save the materials in the base rlent of the
hufGiny heretofore com mencei, and TO remove
the nuisance which the Starncnt water in the
sili "mcnt constitutes, il is necessary that
70" water 10 drained there.rOm. Fourth That
we superintendent OF public buildings and
erUurfs DC pofif-d that ID = not TIE intention
a. fhe commissioners 20 erect a jaIl on the site
Shtft 11e Present basement Is, aud therefore
'"dt the 9Tounn now pied tor the building
vii he restored TO MS care ana supervision and
tlat ne = requested to provide for the trsinins
pf SAL basement IN -TCa a WAY a = save the
u'Attriai> there u tor -he use IT the new buiid-
i's. and T. remove tie present nuisance as
- 'liv and al ttF least expense po-Sibja
ti'.L. > H41 q. 4. teerSUH, OF the Department
e The r-ri"r he s"d Le j. hereby, appointed
.''i't ai. Q. tt.~ comm sion.
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UNTIL sEPTEMBEB
We are Offering our entire stock Of
LADIES AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
except Custom Shirts. at
TEN PEE CENT. pIsGonNT ON ALL CASH
,vs.,s.,I LOCKWOOD Ssy S : TAYLOR 4,
!ysteee! o.S feHnsylv.nls avenue.
PROPOSALS. FOB d RpSrAsD-LErrEk ENvEL
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
sS 4 " Il e RsDt
ing on the 10th day q A1s1s. ISL Envsiopss to
be Tsed for returning dead letters to writer's.
81 Ss 10 sd
selected by the DeRsrtment and have such printing
They must be delivered in sueh qusntitiss and It
fSSn Time: z: MY Rs seSnfsd Ht the Pct Office
p:efsd IL rs.aS S0f oH
being 81 e the Or
Specimens of tho Envelopes for which pro posals
ter General: -. .,,.,..-.. ,u,... ,..
nieS 81 snfhcient and satisfsctory guarantee and
the Postmaster GENERAL reserves the right to reject
shs SoXernment reanirs H. INC INTERESTS %
i, Bonds. viIs sppfOyed and sufcient sureties, in
f1I pssfOrmsnSe 81 the Contract, according 70 the
provisions OF the ssvsnteenth section Of The act o.
payment under said contract will be made quarter.
iy sfte5 proper adjustment Of sccoonts -,
right to annul the contract If in bis iudgmsn,
there shall DO q failure to perform faithfully any
OF its stipulatione, in of wliful attempt to
ample.
Undsr the Law no transfer OF this contract can be
made
Bids should be securely enveloped and sealed
marked I" Proposals for Dead Letter Enve!opes,'
and addressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster
General Post Once Department, Washington, % O.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
jes2 colin Postmaster General,
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A USTIN P. BROWN,
"A Corner N. \. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, D. O.,
LIhSSR, LINE, CEMENT, SAN D, &c, Sc, h.
ktGBEE BILLS cot 20 order or snort notice.
Blu STOEE for Briliing. Macadanizing No
trict 80 S ~
REAL ESTATE bought And sGld and money q,
vested. To this branch # the business viii hers
eier give M personal attention, and will be al ny
or'ce catiy from tan a. until foEr Ii mari ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15


On HnH COPIES DRDEhEDIN ADVANCE
- 49, wv OF PUBLICATION, Of tins Spir add
New Church Music Book called
TEE STANDAKDa
Tins giving She brightest pl0spec; that viii BE
TIRE BhaSEh BOOK OF TIE SEASON
THE STAN ARD
UGe :H' PAGES tiied with rev and fresh music II
l.ciHtr. ~ Elementary Course Of the best CHARGE
ter, win Interesting exercises, and easy gees
Tor practice. ma collection If IetTcal Tunes and
and eAtTo choice list OF Sentences, Notettz AMI An
,,le-LS Tor tLDrUs Practice.
The Standard Bearers
Or IL other words. its D; hors whose brtIspt rnp-
UtatilU C.iurcl Mnsic Composers will bear il on
20 trim. plant sCCcsss, are
Mr.. Il. D. IN EPSON, nf Boston, and
b, Z PAEMEb, of Chicago.
sen universally known among lovers Of Sacred
Muse.
THE NDARD
Is Eeaty, Send Oh your orders,
Price g 20. Fer de-. eI3 50 Specimens sent
.cr TIE present post free, foT IS Specimen pages
free on Application.
OLiVER DITSoN 90, Boston.
Z. II. O1TSON & CO, New York. lyS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-15

MFTFO--sr ITExe.-Rev. y. a. McCauley, OF
Wa iE.. Il District, Baltimore conference NJ
, Cl-rcL ta--rE horr elected president O.
ii, k'u-ru CO.. e an acsepteI e POSITION,
tft TresldiuE e.deTshil OF the district will ne-
, ne vacant when ne enters ~ LIs dunes. Dr.
liCCaLo = As arranging 20 leave FOR Carlisle, Pa,
&c ~ q 0: tie C0-.eEC, directly alter the camp
uIcef,-r Cf thS district, 70 he held in IackSpn's
woods. ~'.@ A-1ud5l CcEn-v. Md. from ugus-
III ia ;te IlC. Bishop Simpson has RE ap-
iOii t-.CI' Oi presiding elder III his hands. and
81. 49,. :Jr -.-. - L. J-f-TE-. tue position
:, e. IE. john Ia...l.a1 and K is very prob
a! j. la lie MI accept t.
I BE d.sai- = -leIl-s TO- lie can p-Ileet-uE ara
ia th- ltI-.ls - q general Committee, ana va
F.'uz ssl-CCn.tI.ttces have been appointed and
az a az. tn BAL. ''JC-- ard Potomac rat
road company have ChcsffI,lV accedei % the
-GUt>' male Toy -j'-r TjC.l4t or and are now
+ aeILs switch al TIE grove, and AVE also
agreed 70 issue rOUrG-triI ticSs:s. Erut tor zen
E2E ~ Il caJa, The distance from The ftE-s.ree-
depot 10 The .,rOye beir-; "a c-fC C-er 2J% Y les.
Eu each Mon 3av night preparatory meetings 10
tie camp meeting are being he. n tie churches
1t ne b.-.fl,-. aCt tony ht cae % them y.ll
tc 1eid a. CTlOn chapel.
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TE RE CAsE~ CF SUHsTRo 81 SATURDAY
S2fuTrSy afternoon a man nsmtd Patflck
welsh. while walking al LIS. C.pII1, sect,
rev ce. B.. ard ii. street sol = as. W-ss pros
tr.iT-f; > the hest. oar Hamilton conveyed
ne sick rIa- &c his residence. or II. between 3!
ant iit streets southeast. VI src ~. 4. +. John
SCi s'tCurlrd him
CT Satur,iav evening, as Mrs. Berry, o: Vans
y y .ss-.,.-1 .r-rce Geo; .c's edrn-,, y W.
SPprcar L nc IRE Northern Mart.-y. s1c was pros
-r.-td Jy Re heat. a-i wG- tasTrl Sv Of Gers
'-N0k ard Powell iE-O IL -C-' c7iC. .. Ms
huTTeft, near by, VIXEN Dr.. LIARS rendered
u, i.-r. Fad sIC @e- -ssii recovered
- -.t sane cve--rC, p old German iA}r
1sF--t l'C--i -s- overcome Nv tlie heat ia ne
NC-f' err NaTSet- C.lcsr Smith p-ocJ-ed q
C1r4-.-r --,l -~-,--r& u z .H -. hons - -
C---.E ar To- e~j = streets uJrf beast where
Re- --.-.E ned
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No 4IU IN street. E3:tlWCst.
FOR FINALE COMPLAINTS, in Young or
Old, Married or single, from the advent o..
"omaiIhood 20 the changes or lie, Duponco's
Golden Pills ere without e1aal. Sold
by All druggists. Sold wholesale aud re-
i! Sv I. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following
druggists: kidwel * Son; T. d bowling AZ
al streets southwest: j. Coughlin, F, corner
o. 9Th streets, Il. H. Heller, corner 9Th and \
streets; W. b. EntTisle; Alfred Mcleod,
Georgetown, eo2
1HE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18Th St, payse per ct. on deposits. 2It3lItl6
THEEHoARTRRs ant Barcneters sre repaired
fEd I1sie 10 order by Henpler, nea- Ak street;
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TIE GITXosT RI0T-trr-si 4 .Srr4s 4 re
Alsssd Ei9ters.-To- tay. sheriff luther r. MAY
tin, OF charles county. Mo, arrived here with Il
requ.s!tior from Governor ". Z. Wnyto, ~
Maryland. for the arrest of several rrrtic~
charged with being engaged T. a not 81 :: y
mont few weeks aGo, IN tie occasion % the
picnic Cf Company II. Washington Light In
fantTy. aad presenting the same - the c!ert. II
:he court, the necessary warrant was issued.
gailifs G'Neal and Paxton proceeded 10 the
Police Court, where thev took IN custody ii AZ
had been held 10 bail to appear there this morn.
ing, and soon after John Kane AMI i iw .r3
Kane. who lad heard II the warrant, sU-ren-
dered themselves. They Immediately sued out
writ Of habeas corpus and the case was heard
this afternoon; Judge Fisher AID g. II. Gloss
appearing for the state. anu nieSSrS. l.. G.. Hine,
Johr +. Norris and A. b. W Hams for the ac-
cused. The defence claim that the AFFIDAVIT on
which the indictment is based is defective.
MIR. FERGUSON DON'T TRAIN WITH TIE
SoREHEADS.-Ed.t0y S'gr: l notice in this
mornings Republican that my name Is men
toned as prominent among those who took part
in the meeting OF the bogus general republican
committee vn Saturday evening. wish 70 state
that my name was used without my consent,
and that am in no way connected with 90 the
soreheads." recognize the general republican
chairman a. the regular republican committee
of the District. see no reason why I should
denounce the board OF public works or their adj
By publishing the above You win Oblige,
July Is, 1872. WM FERGUSON, JR.
THE INTENSELY HOT WEATHER has driven
hundreds of our citizeps TO the seaside and
springs. The season will soon be at IFS height,
and many OF the bellies OF Washington society
will figure conspicuously at these gay assem-
biages. Those who have not yet departed should
secure full sets OF jet jewelry, including ban
1eaus, ,S soSsonsts, and bsacelets; a nImber OF
: been received at Mr. Prigg's popular store, No.
/ 45. Pennsylvania avenue. His Aieska diamonds,
set In good gold, are 20 brilliant and reflect so
1 perfectly the luster Of the real gems that they
! defy detection, and are worn by our most fash
! ionable and aristocratc ladies.
THE JouRNEYMKN BRICKLAYERs Amour TO
| STRIKE RoR INCREASE OF WAGRs.-A commit
J tee Of the journeym brichlayers' associ atioh
are to-day notifying the boss bricklayers that gu
/ and after Monday next they viii not work for
/ less than SIS per day. The pr sseat rate o; wages
! is $40. Some of the bosses have already COM
/ menced 10 prepare for tie strike, and they state
/ that unless the parties with whom they have
contracted agree TO pay L higher price for the
/ lobs on hand, they viii be Obliged to suspend
. operations,
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CIT Y Ms,

FISf nrEcE GOODS for ordered work, a large
assortment Oh second door.
Gyo. q. HGHNING,
Nc. =,
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9eorgetown Advertisements.

reTHERE WILL MEETING OF THE
ust Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC AND
COtsSERNATIvE CLUB ~ fhe FOURTH DIS
II -, iJta Ct a. oclorE. citizens ar ~ cited
y Sttend- Business OF lBpOrtluce. 81 order u
L. ; v. G4VEw Ooe, Chairman.
DoTAToES' POTATOES
SEQ bus IS Jsoksen WRITE POTATOES in
rr1ae ord aud Tor sGlc % FtTr Nv Prices IL i0is
% 80 purchasers - d. q WATERS,
-1LzIM 19s Water street.
nRTGsoDs CHEAPER raAN EyERi-W. are
eeihs CT All kinds OF eysss-n Dress Goods. Par
s.s, ~ In elias ASIA Linen nsil. aal
All sOnn9S Goods without srd 70 cpst, 10 max.
room Tor rat stock. We have a Remnant Ca-,rIrsr
wbere sStor'sb-us bar gains sold A arc asscr-
ment OF hoosos eeping Dry Goods cheap.
BENJ.bIN MILLER
- - AZ. LOL ott,iAe a. eel, Se0I sctosa.
DoLLsB sypRE FOB SALE.
Having purchased another saG different bp.iDas..
Tor small capital am r-ta lrC every Ari.S.s
81 sna seio| cost, No IS HisL street G aoTcafalyr
w - {. NICHOLS
~ 81. Ii. NEEATbEGs
w SfEAN DlEEfEr
AM StOC 6sSG kSTAbL iStghEST
OFFTCE-sH JEFFERSON E.EEEr.
r.x,,,, So SeeTEet"NE D. Z. q.
S0e of the odest, largest sud most c-rrlase 81 10
Ish-eiis OF tbe s1it. " tsls uCCrg. 81 pafrun.
vi consult Their 1SB lsfcsests ~ sending n rF4ir
1871 ~, WINTER sopcS cIrfaE the sSs-1laT mont s
Geot.eineo Clothing. EyeTyihi1F II 3srfsinfrgf =
the q. = hess Tel slsS proTar''y executed. Bepra
closed csiiy A. sunset. exc - Sa-u-dgg uhs u gr
oe open uatil 81 2. n. Pa pfsce Boz 52S So
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I'm THE eUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Holdi.s Ssseia! Tern. yxns Ztt, lz2.
In the case Of Chastain U. Meador. Executor Of
PKEsCILLA L. ADAMS, deceased, the Executor
aforesaid has, with the spprobston OF the Supreme
ed SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of July, A. d. lS7, for
the final settlement and distribution Of the per-
hand, - far a. the Same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credit
ors and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise BY Law be excluded from al benefit in said
deceaseds estate PYorided . COPY of this order be
published once = week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTBR,
e18 ST. Register Of Wills,
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>J.s-,. -. -.ls.--I ,r-,G!.y morning. abJu'
= C-c.oJt. 'TC,uaUt BIc 80 va, .,E:.d 1lai
la Is be. ~ The house q Mis-. laura Heck. Oh
~ ..s,c:. h~tTss- G.. Z. az: !:CCS.--y sc-cc-s K
= STATE g - &c la Ge.H j-T-LceIGC ~ tie
L,I>e. 4 .uat recently li> constant tfrlukiuI
s,aC 1..-.-sr''--r u - F-; mess caused IN. DIS
charge. Coroner h. T.. Patterson VAS notified,
lur lltemCG 5Le %c',,--lE ~ ~. i~crcSt unleceS-
-aEr aud ave his opinion ~ a tcatt reSr.ted
r.o-2 excessive GSat, ln.Icet ~ strc.s drink.
IN Lt 4 lst. = = ,tS-s a. 1s- and = SAID -
have been drawing q Eaif-pay pension
TaiS ul8l uiIZ 1oSIf o'clock Celia AleJan-
Ger. CllCret, fell deaG near her residence, on
ioth ssree,, bs seen Z aid y, aid DE-. Patter-
scn, tLe coroner, being called. Pronounced the
case one oi aPop.e>E, and AT Inquest uAhec-s-
sary.
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Why Mrs RAAHE WANTS A DIVORCE TIE
-,,gTS--1O-dsy,i in the equity court, the tes-
tinlony IN the GO OF EIizs6etL C.. Raabe Agt.
Chas. ksabe-bill fer dlyorce-was published.
petitioner sets forth that she was married
Z tett ndant OIL Nov. !, ioss9, by Rev. DIR. But
:; that in March, 1871, he attempted to cow
ilCe her; that in September OF same wear he
threatened 10 shoot her. and in October follow.
ing threatened to cut her throat with a razor
AL IN Siay last threatened to knock her brains
or OF esch OF which occa sions he a. pre- yentei
Nv the interference OF parties or her getting out
If the way. Mr.. G. q. Fisher appears for Pc
titioner and Mr. John CruikshanS toOS tie tss-
tirncny. 4 decree of divorce was made.
TIg BOARD OF Pubic woEKs.-The plan
afct Ted by the board OF public works requiring
superintendents Of work on the streets 70 see
ma; laooiers are paid their wages 1t least every
two weeks. and report TO the board any failure
Oh TIE lart OF Contractors, works 10 the entire
sat>factcn ~ he board. Tue board have noti-
Fed MI. = 4. Crowley that three fays longer
time will he given him IL which to make ssft7e.
ment with bis men, after which, or failure To
do 81, bis contract will be taken from hir, ard
given 70 some one else, and the board viii have
no tar ther connection with him.
OUR READERS should remember the fact Of
tie great reductions now being made at Cum
MN s boat and shoe est3Gl ShrasLt, S32 Tth s.regt
ThC finest articles are selling g. extremely i0v,
price over ffty tlcUs..nG dollars worth OF the
choicest articles mas. b sold. II order %
rsdJCe tie stScS. 4 greater chance Tor bar
gains VS. never before c-iersIl- any city. ~
7ih street..
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II
- WASHINGTON, ID. O., June ., 1877.
On the petition Of JAMES Il. BROWN, Of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, praying for the extension
Of . patent granted to him en tho soth day of No
vember, 1855, for On improvement in Pipe longs:
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in the be
closed the 18th day Of October next; that the
time ioL Ming ar upsrts and ms Esaminers report
that ssid petition be heardon the 18th day of Nove
iy5fst D. LEG0tTT. Commissioners.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tnat the subscriber
L has chtsne6 from the : p.sme Court - the BIS
irict of Columbia. holding Special Term, letters
Of administration on the personal estate # JOHN
". GRAZ, late Of Washington county, 70. O.,
deceased. All persons having clsiIus against The
said deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers Thereof 70 the subscriber, or
before the eth day OF Jnne next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benen Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this eth day OF June,
1872. WILLIAM A. CRAY,
jy5-f,3t' Administrator.
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Hta-- lee ere being made or he result Of
the - .yjt Carolina election.
= 1arn - q department clerks are talking
GTte'ey e.s-. .-a--.
Se-sl7-r ( -cUeI Y. Csrvsi Of the S.gnal cCTps
nov AZ FO!t WhiIple, Va, has received his
4 f-.rF Az no 10