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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04
by LATI&ER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penna. enue and Ilth street
Star Oftce Building.

MOBTGAGEES SALE OF SCHOONER LYDIA
CuTCHIN.
Is Under and by virtue OF m Drtgaee and
Tt-e bill Of sale dated January !, ISL. aud duly
- recorded viii sell at public auction at he
y harf, foot Of lin street, on MONDAY, December
y. Al O'Clock m. the schooner vessel called
the "Lycla Cute him. of the burthen of Is l3lOG
tons OF heIeabCuts, complete with sails, anch ors,
cables, &c. Terms cash
A. l.. HILL, MORTGAGES.
Do LATIMEB CEEARY, Aucts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04
]. u. SW AIN. Trustee.
n6d6ds LATIMER & UIEARY, Aucts

rSIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BAIN THE
above saies are gcssponed respectively until UE5
1872 same bours and places BY order of the trustee
nOvN dads LA1IMER q OLEARY, Ancta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04
MARRIED..

ALLES-HARDING. On the 18th OF November
At the n p. parsonage. by the Rev. Mr.. J1sepl
p. Wilson, fBANCiS l.. ALLEN, of Prime
George C0unty. Nd to Miss MARTHA K. HABD
ING, Of FAuquier county Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

DY LATIMER d CLEARY.
- AuctoEeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth str eet
Star Once Buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

JAZZ COOKE q co.
B . n x eF0,
aays WARRINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, December 2 1877, at 4 O'Clock D IN \,
same place. BY order of the Trustee.
noyN b. II. WARMER, Auct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, Nov ember "a 1872, same hour and
place BY order Of the Trustee.
NOS b. III WARNER, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURsDAY, November 2lst. l572, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
hevB GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, November Ia, lS72 same hour and
plsce By order of the Trustee.
noys GBEHN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

by LATIMER & CLEARLY,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania sverue asd lfth q .
Star ONCE Building.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22
Nut1tt)tet no.

unb pr6bnenten pautenl9ldsen> als pb
e6 bic S9ldfer pa prinnen in bem tpbz
tenfiuen palafte aus ibrer &ube auf<-
f9reden ,ppue. - llmlpnit - bic @arpi>
men blteben fef serlalp0en, tein@rue be8
taiierliden6errn rerabl9iebete pteIruppe
- fein Danf II ben per eeueine @ploot.
unb bic untcren Sffsiere >ppbl perpient
bdtten> tealeitete ile auf tbren meiten une
nod mublelisen @e9.
Sttu unp 9epriift tnaridirten ober-
AUDI bic Sploaten an bem palalt pprii=
ber> cenn iie wubten ielber redt gut, pae
iie bier Elm unerfii1te6 &erpre9en> Elm
9ebrp@eneS @prt suriidlie6en: Die ME-
oer9elohenen Gprban9e tporen ber ittQe
Scrwurt rer- >penn er tbnen au9 ni@t
gait, co9 fie NIT trof. Ste 1elter perlie@
fen ia mpbl germ has 9onn> bas ibnen
allercinss @te9e, aber ME einen @rfpl9
9ebra@t, aber ite i;ben aud Mue im@eilt
Cen 3Irncncen Monar6en, ben ibr &ailer
in ras Sano 9erufen uno ben fe jebt>
BON mebr uno mebr granddaughter
6eincen berrubt> auein unit fait idublps
3uriidlteben.
Do& bic Grcmpeten i9m:ttertsn rrcin;
bic 9rcbe Grcmmel i@lu9 ben 1aft casu>-
uno porbet beflirte ras 6eer rie Itpre
Merifcs su erreiden. 6tnter ren nie<
oeraela1enen @arrinen aber tanp Mariz
milan, bic ltnfe 5anp auf pem Ruden>,
NIT Der &e9ten nur eben ben 0prbanQ
9enu9 suri69ebolten, um binrur9 ;u r.
ben, uno i9aute fill unp i9wei9eno, urb
eiren re&t bitteren Bug um bic 2ippen>
ouf pos Seer ieiner @erbIneetcn binob,
tts AUDI Der legte Wann yerl9wunben
mar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22
T..
Wa9 Gueretarp..

$50 muir bic Tronspien aus cem i1ne=-
rem 2ano ab3o9en, IA riidten rie 2itera=
len na9. Suares batte ;uerit feline Refi>
ten3 BON paio bel Norte mieoer na@
Gbtbuobua serle9t> tann >psiter ilpli9
mad Durango, jegt ip9ar idon na9 3a<
cateca6, nno e6 >par bic bS6le 3eit ae<
moroen; ieirem Gorordn9en Elm Gnpe ;1>
MAIDEN unb ben Neputlifanern au aeioen>
Irab ooS &ailerreid AUDI nod Die militdz
rii9e @emalt in 6inren babe, 1penn aud
bic fran35iii9en Bajcnnette in ibre 6eiz
1natb 3uriiffebrten,
&lerifale, wie Gonlerpatipe modten in
oieier 3eit wtrflid aueer9emSbnlide Mnz
| ftrenaunsen, nm Elm a9tun0acbietenpes
9eer aut3ubrin9en, cenn fle 1aben redt
gut ein> caB tbnen Die 0efabr lelter ndz
Der uno ndber ride. Dtarques set9te f@
oarin bel lcnocre tbati9> uno Der vSa(a@<
ter BON &acubaga", wie er eieentli6 int
3anoe bieb> telab ca,u 9erabe Renntnte.
pes 4oRpe6 uno cer 8epSlferuua, mic
Gner9ie ssnu9.
Dem Vrafe n&besenbilQer mar eS chem
faQs 9elun9en> aus ren &eften Der 5fterz
rei@t19en unp telsilben 2esien Elm .6uz
Encouragement 81 biloen, ,pie Baron BON
5ammeritein nod Gin Snfantertez8otailz
lon gu Stance trodte, troBpem boB ber
| idpa&fIpf9e Baron 2aso, Der 6ferreiz
9i9e @elaaftstrdatr; wie iein piirbieer
College. Der tel9il@e 9e9atipns1efretdr
6oprtd6, s(aeS tbaten, um Dem &atier
au9 feline lebte StiBe 3u ent3ieben, uno,
9a9o pieSffsicre ce6 5iterret9t16enGerps~
3uleet peronlabte> Elm promempria aeeen,
Jpn gu erlol|en, cas Jpn f6rmli@ an Ben:
Stranger Ntut.
! General Mejia> ber Sntianer, Ranp
|lebt in aueretarp - Menpe3 nit auten
Eruppfn in Mprelta i'm Staot Mi9oaz
can, uno Miromon> cer bette General
oieQei9t ben Wertcp batte, ,purbe beprz
bert bic SfenfiSe sesen Suares's 8an<
ben gu erere{fen, bic freili@ jebt. unter
General @scobeop'6 Gnbrung 3u eineut
md@ti9en Seer DON fait $4,000 Manu
fart onselamoQen poren.
M{rampn pabte tibrisens boau porz
trefFi9. Wiit nur elmer Gscprte perlte6,
er Merifo; ols er tn Queretarp anfam>
batte er fdpn cine @pmpasnie> unp nit
einem Reeiment parf er fi9 Don rert:
aus, pbne AUDI nur elmer Wpment 3eit:
gu per1dumen se9en 3aeatecas.
! 3acatecas, bic 5auptfapt beS Staaz
tes slei@en' Namtns> 1T nur burd pen
Staat @uanajatp unb eit1en fdu,ole1
Streifen Saliscos Don 0ueretoro entz
fernt, unb Suare3 bate f@ bamit ntdt
aQein Der 5auptftart i9on um elm Bez
eeutenbes sendbert, ipnbern tefanb fi&
aud serabe I'm Slid, benn ftin eefdbr1
lt6fer @e9enfanbipat @pnaale8 Srteoa~
mar pur9 lein 9ew6bnlt@es unsel1idtes
Man6prtren ben Suarifen in BE 6dnbe
9efe1en, une G6ccbebo fin9 19pn an
feline 1ruppen au pereinisen, ,1m auere~
taro 81 nebmen, tponu1 ct bann ben
1s9MiiL 5ur 5auptfaot in 5dnben ae~.
Ibalten bate.
Die alten Deutl1en banten ibre BUR
lsen auf bobe eerse pbtr ftliiee 6deel.
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$ellttrististQts.
DereeRt bic beutfebe 6prabe ntdbt

VereeRt bic beutfhe 8pra@e ntdbt
!. Gu@, bic Der beuti&en 6eimatbserbe
Sir immerbar Mee eeiaet,
l1ab bier am neuerbauten 1eerbe
SIM 5er3en Riae @ebniudt trast;
Gu9 ruff i'd III in, frommen @lauben,
Gu@ bite i'd sua 3uperii&t:
v9abt Gu@ ni9t Guer Deutl@lanb raubeu,
gerseBt bic tsuti@e @pra@e ni&t"
Wte Dtutf&lanb's 5elbeu einit eefu&ten,
@as beut19er tIbner @eif poubra@t
Gas Greibeit &inisfeit oermo@ten,
@intt ME in bea 8sree0ens Nn@t;
Das mag ber gnlel iiaantnt ltien
Sn beutl9er @pra9e, treu uno i@li&t
t1nb mierer pirb, pas etnif sepeien,
Uersset Sbr Ceutl@lanbs Spra&e ni&t!
E'rum Da Ct! beu mad Ga9es Muben
1es wadtrn Rnaben panb umidlinet-
@erei6 nt@t beuti& Jpn auf3a3ieben.
Do@', ba6 tt beutlde Qieoer iinst;
2ebr' i'm in Deuti& bic 3ebn @ebote,
l1ub {ae' ibm> baB ti,, elites fpridt:
8leib' Deuti&lanb treu, treu bis gum G'bs;
gersib ber Gltern Spra4e ni@t!
11nb Sbr, Str padern beutl&en 6rauen,
Dit Sbr ben @dueltue lietsnt nabrt
., leitet i&on i'm @oreenerauen
@ein 5era sab es I'D eeuti@ bemdbrt;
Sn gure 6aube If seseben,
81 Sbr bic Yaanse neiet gum Qi&t;
Bertrau.nb lent bas iunee Qeben ::
Gum @tamm, ber teuti@e @pra&e fpri&t.
@etenft Der leeten @eeensporte,
Der Wabnuns, bic i'm rer3en tltnst
gDumit Sbr bur4 bic @&eibepfsrte
Gtnf tptinsub aus ber 3etmatb sinst
Da riefen na@ Gut beuti&e 3er3en:
~Auf @itbsriebn - strsebt uns ni9t !"
3, bsntt earan in 2uR unb &@mersen,
gereebt Der petmatb @rra9e ni@t!
llnb Sbr, bic Sbr NIT trdit'een 9dneeu
Des @eiaes belle 6adtl i@pinet
2abt Gu9 ni@t BON fem Srrli&t blenter,
Das sautelne, biipienb Gu& umiprinst:
Bsibt beuti@ - pas iei tes 5er3ens Dtabnen
Gu9 ma9te @ott es ielbit CUR pF@t;
@eib treu ber 5e'u,atb unb ben Mbntn,
@erssbt bic eeutl&e @pra&e MIDI!
Cod per, Der eie'nen @prade mite,
cid fol3er fiblt beim frtmben @ort
@srlausner piro an benz @ebliite -
Cen psia nit 56impf unb danbe fort!
Dos geutl9tbum beet ni&t eitle @eder,
g. fcrtert 5eraen pon @ewi9t
llnb psr ii& opiert feilen 3weden,
Den srib' bic reutlds Spra9e ni9t
Die beuti&e @prade iou erflineen,
Bp teuti9e 5ans ben 5eerb erbaut;
Grei aus benz 6erstn iou lid rinssn
Das Qteb I'M beiuatbliten Qaut !
Das @d5ne, Gble. Grnfe, @robe,
1lns 1reue, Wabr5eit Guaenp, ei&t
Bleibt eisen uniers 6ersens @proNe.
gersi5t es beutl&e Spra@e ni9t!
Wenn tann in MID! 3u fernen Iaeen
Das md&t'se Deutl9lanb t9 erbebt,
gBenn mir bic 1rieolore tra9en,
@o peit ft @ottes 6tmmel webt.
Damn mirb bes Gnfels 9er3 .rsluben
SIM bsiben Dant bsr ie9neno fpridt:
v5eil, @ltern, Gu@ tur& Gner Miiben
gergae bic beut(9e @pra9' i'd ni@t!"
(B@llbl.)
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8ettun08 8efeee Der Der &taaten.


Benn Mbpnnenten itre :3eit'ns xi@t abbeRtL
Id 70 ntrb aneenommen, ca> iie pielelbe fort3ube-
11ften punf9en.
Retn Abonnemen' fam redts9ulti9 abb RtQt
nerben, pbne ba6 als Niditdnbe be3ablt line.
gBenn Kbonnenten uuterla0tn, ibre 3eituuee
ssu Der pofofiee ab;ubolen, 10 (lnb 1e bafur ser
aattpsrtli@> biz lie tbre 9an3e Ne4nnn8 be3ablt
wab bic 3eitune abbefeQt baben.
@enn Nbonnenten ibren Bobnurt 6nbern, ptne
bt 3sttunss-Ofiee ~ bena&ri@tteen, 70 1T % ibr
@@aben, tpenn bic 3eituns xa4 ibrem frubereu
Aobnprt eei&idt wirb.
Cine @eteeruns, eie 3ettuns ssn ber pof>Of>
Aft abauboen obne tft{tlte teaablt ~ baben, rtrb
d8 ath9tliter Betrue aneeieben.
Bsr brei 9fummern elmer 3titung anntutut,
pisb ale abonnent aneeleben xnb bat tar btsieIbe
II be3ablen.
3e}taneen fnb IN bem &oxnty, no IL eebrxdt
persen, pprtofrei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-22

@ans BON Der borenloien Nrrp9anS
uno retertreibuns bieleS Beri9tes abee5
leben, rer nur In iofern etwas @abres
bate, alS bic haute voice In Nterifo,
allc bic @onlerpatipen unp @lerifalen, ,ote
oamal6 etnriidenoerGran;uien oQerbtnes
NIT 3urufen unb Slumen be9rlbten,
pdbreno BE in perMtnoritdt tefnbltaen
2iberalsn unb ras iiberbaupt ui@t in
8stradt tommenbe &olf fe rur bitter
uno i&weiseno empfn9 - wel& Elm
unteridtep snil6en beute unb pamals,
unb bod lasen nur .peniee Sabre ba3wtz
l@en. ~. ~.~.< ..,..-. ,~-... !
Die Dannea Merito's, bic meit In
tbre &ebo3os 9ebiut auf ben Baleonerl
lebnten rinb aus Neuaier Zen Nb3u9 ber
Gruppen beDbadteten,b ,batten feiner@ @rue,
|fetne Bluue nebr fur Ste Sdeibenber,
tein Eu1 muree ttuen 9epfbt feinf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
DISTRICT Politics.


The RopublIean Ciab Of de Fourth ais.
trict met last night a. hicketts hall, George
toWn, Tor the purpose Of reorganlklng In
accordance WIN tne reseluuons adopsee py
the ,kepubucan uenerM Commute. h9oert
hatton, president OF tne olph, occupied tue
ehair. 80 H-.,
Inc clnD, upon mouon, resolved lnto
mas Ineeung Win - ., raktpn as cnn =,
n s.ld elected OOulns Orusor, nooert hstton,
W. II. SrMy as dolegAies 70 me hepuDuGar
General Oommiuee TO serve tue ensuing
term.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Thomas Adams, OF Washington, d. C., has
sold to 2. A. Darnollle, OF Georgetown, ID. c.,
Ills farm situated on the Georgetown and
Rockville turnpike together cry with the eroPS'
The above sale, through mistake, was re-
ported In our last issue To have been %, 400,
when Il should have been sl9, 900 cash, as
above stated.
Green & Williams have sold q lot on II
street north, between seventh aHd Eighth
streets east, Improved by u frame house, 10
George Erskine, fer 900, and los % and "A,
10 Allen and FAlcOnor's subdivision Of part OF
east half OF SQUARE ga, improved by brick
houses, to b. Burnstine, for S5 800.
W. l.. Wall & Co, auctloneers, sold, yes
terday afternoon, In front Of the premises,
for the Uulted States Government, the dwell
lng-honse and lot formerly occupied by Major
Hodge, corner Sixteenth and X streets, TO
Colonel 5. 5. smoot, for Ell, 400, This Is an
evidence Of how property Is improving In
that locality,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Wv W 's.''s .',',,,s..s =, ',s,,'S,
,.a ~, ,,,s ,,A Ma 49,
,..i ssses - ~. ,....,,s.s,,... =,
selNe' lu,o ~ .,ssaI .,s,,' -
.nn ~ MI 80 s,,l..an ,,s.s,l
soVO' ~. y, 81 i,i i ,-.s.,o..P -
uens anu ~ ,1,,s. ,.,,,,, III
lnel, WV, wy ~ ~ gsr,,,,, ~ ~
Atey proec.usvl ~ ~. a S
COMPANY, s"a ,.aas ~ .r,.a., .,,,sssss,,S :,
MehPaS'np5 ou.e Y, ~, III. 80, ~ ~
mt .. '. ~ su tno ~. ~, ,s,a - -
vi, 80. ~ ,,,., ~. ~, ~
PlPes nsele' WIZ WV " .nsa ,''f,.,s'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
'1nR pUBLIc GROUNDS.

IT,. ,ona.',.,, 4. a as"'.,,,,,, ',',.s.r.d ,.,,.
.,,.I,v w., M ,.ni,,,p ,,ions'
,''. sra ~ IviI,,.n, p,s
sY,h e.e "' NV '"N'''u W ""'"A'
y M, p. Ia.,,,. a.,,... o,,onat,, &c., a. .
.,raa, A. tsn, ~ ~ u.,.Io,, -, go 49,,
ma ,ram FIt,,a,,,S ~ soSsn,san,h s,ro.,
s5is nj souare feet ar "a 7sli scrss '"''N
rt,o .on.ra oria,i'I.i,y = -, ~ ~. p,..I-
dsn,'s sdnsre nn,y csii,.d fsisye,,,. sanars
,soi ra, srnasI a., ~ 4 ooia 80 Sf1S'
iSs Caritoi soanSs and Man comorisin0
~ ,',hlIa ,ssS,,nS,s i,.IS'.,a 80 ,,ni,fiasaJ
snSrpnndIpg ne Gnpitol betwscn FIrst strest
esst and west and 4 streets north and sonth'
. ISt IA s0nsro a., ~ a. eaIa sas.s s IT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

An $500 Diamond Nuntehod.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Henry q. Bowen,
editor OF the New York IndepeRdert while
rldiug In the y street cars with his two
daughters, was eleyerly eased Of an ssOO soli-
talro diamond pin, which he wore In his
bosOm. The loss was soon discovered and
reported at police headquarters, the victim
giving description Of the supposed thief.
The case was assigned 10 Detectives Nc
Dewitt and McElfresh, who, within an hour,
arrested, while on his way 70 the depot, q
young man on Suspicion OF the larceny; con-
tlnuing 10 the depot they went through tho
cars and snugly enconsed In one OF them dls-
covered well-known thlHi, named 10 KAlAer.
who they also "took Into camp" on suspicion.
After arriving At headquarters the Young
man gave his name a. George Scott, but re-
iused 10 tell where he hailed from. N
Major Richards concluded that their do
parture looked Suspicious, aud held them ct
headquaFters
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
GEORGETOWN Affairs.

LIEUTENANT ESSEX, who has been con-
hred 10 home In consequence of a serious
illness IL, We are glad TO state, much better,
and Is In fair way to permanent recovery.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake cleared yes
terday from her wharf, In this city, with S57
barrels Of -Four for Eastern markets via Nor
folk. Also, steamer John Gibson, for New
York, with -four and an assorted cargo.
Raw. JAMES NELsoE, pastor Of the First
Baptist church In this city, has resigned his
pAstorate 10 accept q position as suporlnten-
dent Of the Sunday School Missionary aud
State Evangelical Society Of Maryland,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
ruR CASH OF RuLR.


He !. Balisd 10 Five Tssu-snd Do lars
The case Of J. A. Ehle, charged with steal
lug vouchers from the Second Auditors
Office, was before Chief Justice Cartier, In
the Criminal Court, yesterday morning.
After the close OF tue Seth Johnson case,
Mr.. Riddle called up the case.
EHLE NOW IN JAIL.
Mr.. Riddle said that Mr.. Ehle Is now 10
custody. lie was committed In default OF
1900 ball. His suretles were not able 10
take the AFFIDAVIT that they owned that
amount OF unlncumbered property. He Is
charged with taking from the dies the returns
OF property taken by the Government, II IL
said for the purpose OF repeating the claims.
lie Is a young man; lost q Icy In the army,
came here without means aud without wealthy
friends; and he thought that ten thousand
dollars bail was excessive, aud he hoped that
the Court would reducs 1t and accept the
ball.
The Court. Who is offered as balll
Mr.. Riddle. Mr.. Williams, OF the 1rm OF
Green a Williams, and Lester A. bartlett.
Mr.. Harrington. Me-. Phillips, Il Mr.. VIII
llams good for eS,000l
The Marshal. Certainly he Il.
The Court Well, Il this Is good, responsible
ball, | will take them for the sum Of Is, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Attention isiuylted 10 notice In tue column
OF advertisements, entitled IAN Evening with
Row. J. p. Newman In Europe aud the Holy
Land" In connection with this lecture, pho,
Geographic views OF the places referred to will
be thrown upon canvas by powerful stere-
optlcou. Dr.. Newman s6journed In this por-
ton Of our world for quite a lengthy period,
and knows whereof he speaks.
The receipts are 10 be appropriated for the
benefit Of tho missionary held, through the
juvenile society OF the church, and is Que Of
those occasions where Investments may be
made In a good cause, and the worth Of the
money be realiz by the investor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

In the Criminal Court yesterday sentence
was pronounced on q. Victor Powell, con-
vieted OF asslstlug In the Beatty claims,
while clerk in the Second Auditors once.
The Court asked Mr.. Powell; Have you
any further REASONS 10 urge why the sentence
Of the law should not be prononnerd2
The accused. have moi.
The Court. The Court has come 10 the con-
cluslon In your case TO Impose q fne OF $500
and the costs OF prosecution. The eousld-
CREATIONS that have brought the Court 10 the
conclusion TO make this nne thus light 10 tho
uniform good character that you have here
tOfore sustained, and the fact that the eyi-
dence In your case falls 10 develop any pur-
pose on your part TO perpetrate any fraud
upon the Government While the Court re-
gards this a. an Important statute, aud IL
execution as Important, they discover moth
ing In the character OF your transgression
that should make you special object for
legal vengeance. You will pay hns OF ESQ.,
and costs OF the prosecution. Are you pre-.
pared TO pay the finer
The accused. am.
The costs were taxed, aud the defendant
satisfied tue marshal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

DnD. -On the nth lust, at the residence Of
his son.in-laW, Mr.. 7. J, Forrest, whom he was
ndiph, aIer long and painful Illness, iona
years
Mr.. Forrest was born IN the State Of MARY,
land, In the year 1880, and was one Of the sur.
Of the United States At the age OF 10; was pres.
ent 81 the battle Of Bladensburg, and the sab.
soQusnt attack aud sack OF tho city Of Washing.
His remains will be taken TO Washington flr
interment.- Tsrra Hsuis tIad.) EEprssL
Mr.. Forrest was buried yesterday from the
residence OF his son, on Fifteenth street.
The remains were carried 10 gienWOod.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

In the Criminal Court yesterday, Chief Jus
tlce Carter said IL have under considers
ton the motion In arrest Of judgment In the
case Of the United States vs.. William Stokes,
and have come 10 the conclusion TO override
IT, without expressing any opinion, and with
out conclusive Judgment OF mT own upon
the matter, p0stpoulnx ultimate Judgment
even with myself until Ii shall DO heard by
the court In general term. Sentence will be
deferred until this question IL heard In gem
eral term. / think my colleagues In that
court will unlto with me In disposing Of Il
next Saturday, and after It's disposition the
case may DO hnally disposed Of"
Mr.. Riddle. do not know, but suppose.
your honor that II ought TO DO treatsd as Que
OF the appealable matters, and, so presumlng,
the defendant appeals from the ruling OF your
honor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

A LADT Sehool-teaeher In Omaha, having
an inOrdlnats dread OF the smallpox, sent
home little girl because abe said her mother
was sick and had marks on her face. The
next day tho girl presented herself at the
echOo.-house, with her fingers In her mouth
and Der little bonnet swinging BY the strlngs,
and oald 10 the teacher "MIss -, we've
got leetle baby Al our house but mother
told me 70 tell yor that u isnt odiohin'." The
teacher said abe was very glad, aud told her
pupil 10 take her seat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

The reception Of the Ohio State Republi-
can Association, which took place last eve
ming at Masoric hail, was u brilliant aft lir,
aud Will constrast tavorahly In respect TO
attendance, dress, beauty and ganeral dis
play with any Of its kind that have been given
this winter. The dresses Of many OF the
ladies we're costly aud elegant the music
was Of a superior character, and the enter-
tainment proved EMO able 10 all participants.
Both Of OhiO's Senators, many OF her Repre-
representatives. and other distinguished gentle
man were present. Tho crowded STATE OF
these columns prevents an extended notice
of the reception, which, Il eau be safely said,
reflected much credit on lis protectors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

A eolored woman named Amelia Davis, 70.
siding In jackson Hall alley, between Third
aud FOuT-and-a-hAli streets, died suddenly
yesterday morning OF heart disease. She
was landing at table ironing, when q val
entlne was handed 10 her, and while opening
II, probably becoming excited, she fell To the
floor and expired. The valentine was a comic
Que, containing the words Cruel treatment
Of an adopted child" The deceased had an
orphan child under her care, which sho was
raising, and II Is thought that the mlsslye
was sent by some malicious person, DR.,
Potter was notified, aud alter viewing the
body and hearing the statement VI some OF
the neigh6oIs, decided that the holding OF &c
Inquest was unnecessary
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Ms. GLADsToHH's policy OF employing
publicity As q cure for intemperanea Il being
OF January 81 publishes list for tue hrst
time OF the persons committed for drunken
ness In the court OF that borough. Tue llSt
embraces l30 names for the one days session.
and the occupation aud resldenoe OF each
culprlt are given. A large number are
WOinen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Tho funeral Of Capt. j. Henry Dubant took
place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
denca, No. 1870 Eighth street northwest, aud
was attended ny allrgo number Of his friends,
aud Company d, Washington Light Infantry,
OF which tho deceased had been an officer.
The remains were Inferred In Mount Oliyet
cemetery, where vOlley was fired over the
grave BY the company escOrtiug the remains.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

but he did not want TO BE- MIXED up 10 tho
matter In any shape, but would 20 Y the com
mttee authorized him 10 do 80.
Tho committee then authorized him to
make the survey, and bring II In a. soon a.
he could.
Tho Investigation was then adjourned until
| Monday nert
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

TuE FuoIs Of all roady-made clothing
now In stock have bean greatly reduced.
The prlcss OF wool warrants the statement
that clothing will be 25 per cent higher la
price next fall than durlhg the present sea-
aon. IL will, therefore, pay even II bought
for next winters use.
A. BAKs n Co., $40 seventh street