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TUE 0ERUBI-IC
SAvINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA

,upaessSsd' 1s'snen 1'O's 0hafs'S : ~ each are
This Associstisa is desirable both ~ o Savings
and Q DuflAfng association.
HE monthly laymea6 on stock VIII be Oh 50 per
month on each Bhore.
1hose Aestri,g % secrss homes q mall monthly
borrow ESQ each shore Of ssosk, swing deeds Of
trust uDOn tnetr proDerty.
Ihore y No tnveotmont more eRcure.
The resppnsibls oncers OF The Association are
bonded, and tbs securities are hsld by trustees.
subscribe for stsek and receive full I'm.
sorrssies b spplyins 70 shs following geaslsaen
General John Q. erocker, Wall, Robinson % ,
W. S.; y nrsmh,ll, job. Il Given, Hermse Sssh,
P o.: s9aabsreer Rros,, Georee ". ssicinev
Fredmenr Bsnk; James 9. Edwards, attorney: 4
BsHs, D 9: Ioses, Secretary Board OF Health: a.
Q; rrstt ecn, pnrsn Terry, walter n. Pua.
Ihrey WI. ~. King, Sixth Auditors Once: Roo
ert A. Lei Murray, Treasury Department and Al ths
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HVA gold or silver initial letter on tinted or
white paper is the very latest style for note and
letter paper.
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81 ,287 ,14SI
IN CASH GIFTS TO BE distributed sY THE
xERCHANTs' BANKERS ASSOCIATION
DAILY DRAWINGS

OF NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAWINGS
APRIZE FOR EVERY TICREr.
Cash s.h each, S@S so % Ash ett'es'h'si s @
70 5000 40 :. a. 300
20 " 6p0o $50 :" lOU
4O Told W ate hee..----..---. Sf5 20 O
rs Sewing III achines- 60 20 $50
IS Elegant Pianos. each, $50 to 70D
Cash Gifts Silver Ware, etc !. valued at 81 500 ZOO
chance to draw any OF q ne above prizes for 25c.
1ickets describing prizes . sealed in envelopes
and " ell mixed On receipt Of sc. Ssne3 ticket s
dia avn without choice an sent by mail to any
address The prize named upon IL will be delivered
60 the ticket holder On pay ment Of 81 Prizes are
p %s6i1sly sent to any address by express or
You viii know what voc prize is before you pay
for IL. Any PStzs srchsas ed an Other oCgh, Ss M
dealing.
0PIHIoxs OF TEE PnI ss.-"Tsir dealing can be
relied upon. ~ He raid, lHs; zs: "a genuine
hunbus. Fl the sayhsKti risssss ne y 81 'se
They give ssnssAl sat isfaction "-Saafs Zettsas,
Ass.b
REFERKNcEs.-By K, nd pc Emission We refer 10 the
following :-franklo =. Lane, Louisville, drew
9ls 600; Hiss H.,tie Banner, Charieston, 5000;
Pittsbureh, watch, $50; Hiss Annie oseood. NeG,
Orleans, esSo. Emery L. Pratt, Columbus, o.,
ONE CASE GIFT in osery package Of 10 ticket.
sSa,asSsse si1 for u, Is fog o. Is for ss
Agents. vastsd, to whom we offer liberal induce
ALLISON, BURNS A 90
ms 1&1lv Z aaA Brssdvsy, New York.
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PERSONAL.

HATTIE ,. FRENCH, Ca---ey4rf. MsSs,af ar
II bsssnsU h,dtHss- NENEE IN giving COZ.
iect snd relisbi- COMM ntcsticns Come and wtne..
STREET, n. " between v aud mars .-
Nj ADAA BoNINS PERIoDICAL props. A
~ sere cure Tor all female irreguisrftie-. They
s ~ nov oe takcn drrtne rregnsncT, as they pro
ouoe misSArrlsse sll st bet 7th aud Nh. m'3 nm
MES III. y. WRIGHT, tks ,r,iI Ls- Cis,r-
~. rogSs asf Earssrtr Pkysirfas las taken
rcns ats Il Ith -teeet. between n and ~ onpo.ite
~, yue CLOVIS Hall. where she will b harry % So
49, ' no ma, require her services. nsrslln
MES X SAWYER. tSasrvosa.f M.s,sf-, TS,f
as -ssedtH.i, can b censalted 81 her house. Ne
80 IN ~ bcfwssn 9 aud n %. IslsnI Up,n al
PoIt@o. business. rast, rresent and future ~ im-
pklIAIE CONSULTATION AT oIn nm
= pAnbf on ~ street, three daors s1uth -
the avenue The only sdsertissr r.eS,gni,.-s - -
profession Ne an expert and special st An a.as..,
the eeneraiiSe organs. ,~a,. 49,
NO HUMBCG The Qnaan a sriT,-. 81 -
ceN eloped medium lifting h.s the ~r,aa.,.s,.,
power Of changing luck, tells the past pres-.s "a
future. 80 cs.s or failure q any business fsrstt
&C, SC. 129 street, betveon let and New Jsr-eY
avenue fialms
I ADIEs SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI-
their sen shosld oonhds In DR.. LEON, the oIssa a.,
tabhshsd and only reliable and safe Physician nal.
Ing specially Of female conrlsints In the city Ne
Cspecisiiy invites acail from tho.e who have h~en
deceived BY svinslers. he guarantees . .p@edV
cure or no charge. SspayaGs hoo-zs fa~ iafs -.
itsns. Rooms No. TAI 1 street, between Tth ana
SIN OF q
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NJ K w o e. e,
JUAN BOYLE Z co.
REAL ESTATE KERS
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING
FOB SALE
4 Handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
between ID and Sd streets with all the modern
improvements; small cash payments and long time
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, the line of the Point of ocks
Rsiiroad, within few min utes walk Of the depot;
within thirty minutes Of Washington. Terms easy.
Also,
One o. 200 acres onthe same road and distance
from depot, improved by Bouse, &c
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenue; one OF
4 HOUSE on North street; 500 cash, balance
'n r iSns I% HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end.
Also,
HOUSES and LOTS In all parts OF the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums Of from 81 900 to $1,000 real estate.
mhS-u
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GTCurling hair is now considered very beauti
lHi, and i worn by old and young.
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GhH AM ALE, have this day en- q,
tered into for the purpose Of conduct
nairons OF this celebrated Ale that we shall keep
Constantly on Hand, in Halves and WhOles, q Fre5h
stacf nj our Cellar, AA6 PennsylyaniA avenue, Be,
AZ and 9th streets, south side where We shall
be happy to receive the orders Of the pnblic:
W.sEiNsToS, ID. O., March s, 1871 mS>3t-
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BOARDING..

n 00MS AND B0ARD.-SeveraI handsomely.
- FURNISHED ROOMS for Rent, with first class
Table bOABD, at 11O4 18th street, near Massa-
chusetts avenue. Location unsurpassed. mis- "a.
WILL FURNISHED ROOMS, COMMUNICs-
w ting or single, on first and third floors with
BOAkp. OH 18th street, near +, between two
lines OF street cars. ml23t-
EIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD
SIS PER MONTH.
feb2s I'm Corner 9Th street and Pa eSenue.
EIRST GLASS B0ARD, Wish PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, &c : . had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner PennBylv ania avenue and 18th
sneee. Good location and ACCESSIBLE. mh1s-ly
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JMPoRTAHrs To oa AETR1TEESSTs, BUILDERS,
The CAPE ANN GRANITE COMPANY, having
established an Agency in this city, are prepared p
GRANITE WORK which may be required BY srchi.
teets, bSiidefs contr q the lcvest market
meat Of sIsnite Curbipg, Bslgia9 Pavement BIoets.
Base Courses. Coping, &c JAS. T. RUSSELL /
Co, Agents. Plants Building; No III 18th street,
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MEDICAL. &c

nR. LEON, No. I'll street, above IN, can be
y consulted privately and Con dentsEI hy Ladies
who may be suffering from IRREGULARITIES or
the oldest established Female Physcisn 10 the city,
and 10 very reliable and successful Searok RooEas
t0 Lady Fateris. Hours-ll 20 u. ato 4. ana 6 10
2, exclusively. ORGANIC AND SIX n DISEASES
EEMALa DISEASES treated ard Confinement
advice ana medicine will be sent address Mrs. Dr..
IHoAPSoN, No. 6<s n. lsfh street, rhiladsl-
nR. 0ARDNER, L 80 ofths Rsosd q. q. Vsu>rsa
- Hesy1aI, can be consulted privately, from -
e. m - D. m, st his once, N. w. corner Of Iltk
81 ana fenneyl ania avenue, second starr D -
frees,soence, tOcS nasnnchusetss svenue, bsf Wsss
IN treating over iS,Oeo cssss at thu. q fsascssi
Hospital, en1 aDrect,ce Of thirty Yeas ADonG ks1A
nals and fsaass, he can wsrreaf . sare in Z ~
GB:.upoA the receipt IL go, assioe and nsss-
cine VII se ssnt b express. He warrants 20 cure
inyeluntary emissions. sAlNIy
On HAPPY RKLIIR ron
" young men from the effects Of Errors ~ 49,
In early LIE. Manhood restored. Seminal e1isuloos
cured. knpsdinsnfs 90 Marriage rsaossd. HsV
method OF treatment. New and remATkahae re-
diee: DSok. and Cireulafs sent free, n seeled CO.
SSelopss- Address, HOWARD AssoCzAfIo No.
III lofts yRKNCH. lQWp1la, csRTAIR
" CURE for Nervous Hstnbty, 6sninai ksf-
i:.i Sin y p.ss.: 3. 4. ss.s:
Sslsss 70 d.. 81 Nss.y sssss.a.x
pFlsgia osrnsr Psnnsylva.is eve. and lAh strest.
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THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS.
III TRICT OF COLrMRIA

S TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
,otice IS hereby siren, that the Board of Appeals
to revise the assessment Of property will the
office ct the Superintendent of Assessment and
Tsxes, Columbia Building, In the city Of Washing
ton, on the 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1872, at 10 clock
a. m, ard that thereafter the said Board will be in
session from 10 CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK p
NJ, OF each day, Sunday excepted for thirty con-
secutive days, as required By law.
All appeals made to said Board of Appeals against
whom assessments have been made, shall be male
IN writing. and under oath or affirmation.
H A. HALL, T.. MIDDLETON,
MN. WALL. GEORGE WILSON
RILEY SHINN. mari I'm
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is EASILY 1P.
ml2 ee3t Piled

. POsTPONEMENT-lno consequences of a
Wy unforeseen incident, the WASH
! NG1 Oh ARTILLERY" BALL will take NIX
place WEDNESDAY. the Nth inst, insteadL-XN
Of the 18th. as named in the ticket. 1S
m9.st ,kth,3 st 49,
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A duh, duh day. Only two investigation
&C M nittees in session.
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N INGTON CONSERVATORY OF MGSIu,
fbs rrss C95grsFstpPal Church corner Of i9h
at o'clock. II.
~JHE LADIES OF MT VERNON rLACH
~ l. A. CBU RCH corner 9;h and street Is
Mach Ill., To ,is G.ss1ys
BON: AdmissIcn, including lunch, Is cents IL
WAkE BUlhSiSG z AsS a Eos ASico'
Ma G . &C T
College The proposed amendment 70 the cons itn-
t0s bSar vii o'ne, meas ures 81 interest to The
% the memeerssip is respectfully requested. Hour
nlis2t IT PRATHER, Secretary.
Wy CLINICAL INsTRU CTioNs will form on
11HUKs.DAY NhXT, the 18th inst, az s1s .; m, at
" DR. TUFTS EXPECrORANT.
The properties Of this elegant preparation are
dtmuleent, nutritive, balsamic, healing and sOoth.
psasan, and refreshipa sesp as aha sS
relieves goominess ard depression II is the most
valuable Lung Bassm ever offered to sufferers from
Pulmonary diseases.
- PERRYvILLE, ALA March ., 1852
have been afflicted with Asthma. My suffering has
been intense. have been unable to lay down for
s"Tabsd i 1@s seemed d as wona choke
heard all over the house. Ihad de- paired of ever
getting well, but thanks to inv aluable Expect
at night believe it will make permanent cure.
Truly yours, ARTHCR +. MCCOY.
DE-, TgTTs HAZE ,pYE is EASILY AP-
~ PosTPONEhsNT.-In consequences of a
M, IN pHfO.1 RTI1 iRsdenti The WASH Az
place WEDNESDAY. the Nth inst, Instead ~
Of the 18th; as named in the ticket. sSIS
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WANTED-A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE, of
w seven or eight rooms: central location; mod
crate rent. Address Z. h, Star Office, for ne xt
three days. ml2 St
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

n,-hsd cr mi rsisssS. q No lfS street. R-f-r.
ences exchanged. does
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18
Sm Sabre 1869 pateutirt.

Die @isenidaft zines 8libabIeiters ii nt&t
ben Ylis aus etner eroben &ntfernuns ~an3u3ts>
ben, fonbern It nnub bic Strait baben, uenn ber
Blib in elmer Gntfsrnuns BON IS SUI, pom Nb>
letter nieberidbrt oenislben au3u3isben, unb in
Bolse ber @intunsen uniaao!ia aa ma&sn*
Die Bliba5leiter dno raaiVo etwuneen uno
tperben nit &upferid1onben suiammensefsBt.
Nm @ebGubsn perpeu Die elben in @las 9eieBt
unb nit aupfsrerabt befefist uno fsben srei
3pQ Don, @ebaubs al.
Dieie Blisctletter fne iebr baverbaft uno
fommen nie auBsr Orbnung. IS ipQte. Nie-
rnano perfaua,en, feline DISQUALIFICATION Dor benz
BliB III fdern, unp uur eiueu 9uten Blibab>
letter aufma@en lafen. @er einen 8liBablei-
ter sebrau6t, iolte bisie neue anb bauerbafte
grfnbune prufen, ebe Beaeauus |onfpo &C.
r1abt &pirb.
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uterhaltEmae5

Dte nere @t1fe. Ietiondr: "Dte
reuen Grepitanitaltsn werben ben Souern
unter bic Mrue aretfen anb ihnen pteoer
auf bte @trumpfe telfen"
ge0Fmif: uSa! ia! fe srstfen ben Baa'
ern unter bic Mrme, aber etmos 3u ttek 70
bab Re Tim In beibe 6oientaf9en fcn1mea
unb ,wenn fe ttm au& hsn@tiefel aussteben
bann aett Der Bauer fret1t9 auf ben Stranp'
fen, fofern Ct iberpaupt fol9e bat"
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@dtbfeL
Ole Qesten maat fi9 Der ntdt etsen,
Der Gins 3wet germ tn Maes fedt;
ST. mabt bas @an3e muir ia& etsen,
Das un1re MdtunS nt4t e1pedt.
anFSjuns hes RdtbielS tn VI. 235:
Das 3tfferblatt.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
TEE MISSING MERCHANT.

The mystery hanging over the disappearance OF
Mr. George N. Peoy is still unsolved and the public
mind is yet unsatisfed 1t is almost settled fact
among the persons who have been looking for the
unfortunate gentleman that he is not in the city,
and they have come to the conclusion that he has
been done away with. Notwithstanding the ex-
citement in the public mind over this dreadful
catastrophe, the authorities seem to be tax.
ing the matter in the usual style-very
cooy. To be sure q couple OF officers
have been directed to look after the case, but
one would suppose, and people are talking very
generally to the same eject, that the police would
have brought every engine at their command into
ply to satisfy the people that they equal or some
thing near equal to such emergencies. What must
be the effect upon strangers wanting to come to
New York to find that wealthy and well-known
merchant disappears out of life at half.
mast two O'Clock in the morning from
q leading thoroughfare, and the police. being un.
able to find any trace OF him, drop the matter.
This does not offer the security to strangers that
city the size Of New York should be able to extend,
and IL is to be hoped the officials will the ncces
sity OF taking up the case vigorously and pushing
1t on to success. From present indications It
Police are much more exercised about finding
the source OF the. HERALD's Information
than the murdered srSin man. ma ns CommIsslonsr
position and influence TO push on the search for Mr..
Peoy. Numbers OF private individuals are now
aiding the police engaged IN the affair, and 1t is
more than probable before many days something
still at the st. Nicholas Hotel, is untiring in
his exertions and the thieves and muir.
derers who made away with his brother
must have been more than ordinarily
cunning If they have swept away all trace OF the
murdered man and lett no clcw that he can dis
cover. There can be no doubt Mr.. Peoy came to
mis- death within the boundaries of the Eighth
ward and 1t Is to be regretted that the head Of the
police OF that district Is not Of the cabre neces
sary to cope with such q case. There are some
very dangerous places in that locality, and nothing
could be easier under the present loose regime
than to do away with man and leave no trace Of
him behind to tell the tale. II 1t was simply o
set OF bronzes or handful OF gold watches,
mysterious ways might be found that would lead
TO their recovery; but the life OF prominent
citizen ia in question now, and II is to be sincerely
desired for the sake of the city and the honor Of
the missing merchant may be made clear,
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
ENGLISH RACING NOTES.

Three horses trained in Bloss' stable, Bridg.
water, Jock OF Oran and Kinbridge. fell at Liver.
pool, with Cannon, levitt and +. JefIery respec-
lively in the saddle. Although Cannon fell on his
damaged shoulder and grazed his knee, he was
able to ride again before the end OF the week; but
poor levitt broke his collar bone, and little Jerery
was severely shaken.
The handcapping OF Count Renard's horse,
Bauernfanger, In England, during the past two
months appears to have given much dissatisfaction
In Prussia. The Berlin Sporn has paragraph on
the subject, and instances, In proof OF the German
cease. y the handicapping OF Bauernfanger to give
Azalea twenty pounds in the Great Eastern Rail-
way Handicap, whereas in the Spring Azalea beat
Baiiernfanger in the Bretby Plate at difference Of
only six pounds. "Count Renard," says the Sporn,
"has just cause to complain Of the English handi-
cappers."
prominent favorites for the Cambridgeshire, while
running for the Liverpool Autumn Cup. unfortu.
nately fell at the Canal Bridge, gaoped quarter OF
a mile rderess, and then. falling again over the
rails broke his back and was destroyed.
The Melbourne Cup was won by Mr.. Talrs Inc
Quack.
on by consent.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
One who ssknovs All About It."

One Who ssknOyvs All About It."
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
see by an article in to-days paper that the idea
OF annexing Canada is not yet quite abandoned,
but has only lain dormant. Well, what has caused
that sleepi Was it the defeat Of your soldiers a
few years ago? For before that time everything
was certain or being accomplished. Ipresume you
are Oh the eve of another expedition. Well, II so
como on; but don't let General Grant lurk under a
s.Fenian nag;', let him come openly and without
disguise. We understand his part very WELL and
do not fear him. Even without the aid Of England
the New Dominion can hurl defiance. Suppose you
should conquer Canada, what would you give us in
exchange for our own good governments
Carpet-bag government "a government where the
minority have no rights that the majority
are bound to respect Another South You must
excuse us, we wish neither part nor lot in such
country. And your manifest destiny" points to
Canada Well, before you see that manifest des-
tiny accomplished will tell you what you will
see You win see the twin banners OF liberty, the
Red Cross of st. George and the Blue Starry Cross
OF st. Andrew waving and mingling their folds
together on the shores OF Lake Erie and on the
domes and spires OF Washington Philadelphia and
1t is quite amusing to hear people OF the United
States prate about liberty, freedom OF the press,
trial by jury, constitutional government, Declara
tion OF Independence. all just government derived
from the consent OF the governed. OF course,
1t was most Just and right that liberty should be
a change four years. war in the South made in
the disposition Of the ALFRED, altearin American
eagle His wings are so much clipped that you
would not know him. Even his habits are changed.
With thirteen Cubas, thirteen Polands, thir-
teen Irelands you cannot afford to throw stones at
your neighbors. You know you dare not move
finger at anybody. Even little. contemplate Spain
can kick You with impunity and you dare not
ing Canada; but If your State, or any other OF the
states that wish good governments, desire to
matter; for the title of British subject is that
cannot he given away lightly.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Jane Duffy, residing at 149 Navy street,
Brooklyn, was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning, and from the fact that she had accused
her husband with having beaten her, 1t was sus-
pected that she had probably died from injuries
received at his hands. Detective Corr, OF the
Fourth precinct, was called in, and took the ac-
cused into custody; but he protested that he was
innocent OF having injured her in any manner.
Mrs. Nichols neghbor, stated that Mrs. Duny had
complained to her OF the bad usage which she had
received at the hands Of her husband, but said
they always seemed to live pleasantly to-
gether. The deceased was a delicate woman,
and was in the habit Of going TO the dispensary
ev ery day for medicine. On Thursday Mrs. Nichols
says she appeared to be quite ILL., and she advised
her to 90 to bed. On Friday William Duffy. her
husband, came to her door and said he ..could not
wake his wife up - ana ne really beneved that she
and found that she was corpse. Duffy said that
he was ready to go, but he wanted the doctors to
open the body 50 that the real cause of death might
be ascertaned. Coroner Jones was notified and
called upon DR.. Shepard to make the post-mortem
examination.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

RnPoHrEH.nAve you beelyscng m THIS countrys
PATRICK MATHEws-0nly about two years.
lived In Jersey City with couSin OF mine who died
o. .ne smallpox. Twas then sSiongshoreman
BORN IN THE COUNTY OF IOUTHR,
Wnere my mther IL gentleman farmer and is
worm thousands OF pounds. Family reasons
caused me 10 come to America; but had no p0litI-
cal influence and no friends here, and SO had to 70
to work as q laborer. l might fi a good nosition
II could only get 1t. Why Seaver stabbed nae
do not know. never noticed his threats because
knew that / could whip him. He had no cause
for jealousy, as his position better one than
mine and he got better wages. never drank and
never moested any one.
The sick man was very much affected when he
spoke OF his home, but betrayed no unmanly weak
ness. At this moment the landlady with whom he
had been boarding for week before he was
stabbed, pleasant, matronly woman, came to his
bedside and made many kind inquiries She had
brought him some delfCacies, which she and her
daughter set out before him, and Tor which he
seemed very grateful. She told the reporter that
Patrick Mathews was as fine a young man as she
ever knew, and had mover shown her anything In
his disposition or character but good qualities.
Seaver ia in q cell at the T0mbs, and shows no
desire to speak to representatives OF the press.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.
Foreign Politics and War the Cause
Aute-NIOrtenn q m Sta fement.

On the 9th instant the fact that John Damn, a
German, OF No. 2 Llspenard street, had been dan
gerously stabbed by Charles Cardes was published
In the HERALD, and as his recovery is considered
very doubtful Coroner Young proceeded to take
Dams ante-mortem statement, in which he sets
forth that the evening Of the 2eth ultmo he was
In Miler's restaurant, 179 Duane street, with a
number Of men, among whom were Eugene Hank,
o nephew OF his (Dann's), and Charles Cardes.
The two latter eventually quarrelled about poll
tics in Prussia and Bavaria, and also about
the late war. Being separated, Hank took o
position near the stove, while went Cardes behind
the bar, and picking up large carving knife, went
toward Hank with the knife raised in the air.
Damn, fearing that his nephew would be saugh-
tered, rushed between the belligerents and en-
deavored to seize Cardes' arm, when the knife
came down on DAMS right wrist INJECTING deep
and dangerous cash.
After this Cardes made another attempt to reach
the object Of his wrath, but was pulled away by
those present.
on the above statement OF facts the jury rem
dered verdict against Cardes, who has been in
prison since the night OF the assault He will re-
main in the Tombs, awaiting the death or recovery
OF his victim.