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THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
q edniyistxa TOD On the Rerecnal estate >of JOHN
deceased. All persons having elaims against the
sid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
before the Sd day OF August next: they may other.
wise BY Law be excluded from ei benet Of the said
1877. LOUISA YEABOWER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

TIE COSNEC-tOS or THT 90 INCH WATER
EAIE NOT YET MADE--On SATURDAY. ripht the
iotoin1S water was turned OF from this city,
~ accordance with published notice, II order
TIA. the Connection between the government
Gu9 District S9-inch mains at the intersection of
EGfsae husetts and New Jersey avenues might
ts made. when al wss ready to commences
the work, which il WAS necessary TO 10 as expe-
ditiOUsy IS possible, the laborers took advantage
% the situation and struck for higher wages
without stopping TO pariey with them their
demand was accedeu 10 By Mr.. Strong. tie con-
tractor, and they 70 went 10 work. Yesterday
morning Sir. Strong started for Virginia, lesy-
ing the work in charge OF his foremen. three in
number. and in the afternoon some conflict Of
authority arose and the men az Ain refused to 90
on With the work. In this emergency Col.
Gen. Babcock, sent immedl ately Tor the caulk-
ers employed by Emmart, Dunbar & Co.. who
RESPONDED promptly, and in the absence Of Mr.
ssmO eOnented SmseS Si n nsn .hs WORK Col
ton torn up, and by nine O'Clock AZ night The
water vas again in the old main the Connection.
will take precautions to have no such fsiinre
when the attempt is again made.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HIoHwAyx.x NJ,
Saturday evening Oftcer O'Connor arrested a
sO.Cred man, named Joseph Todd, on q charge
OF highway robbery, committed in March Last,
EIon an elderly man named ID. l.. Taylor who
Was knocked into ditch and robbed Of upw ard
81 $40. The case was placed in the hands of
Detsetives NeEliresh and Cocmes, but the Of
-, nc CITY, anu escaped arrest untl nj.
return Saturday evening 70 his old haunts,
Were the oncers had been on the lookout for
him since the robbery.
"A BIG SHOW CoMfye-John Robinsonis
great nensgerte and circus which has been
Gaming cut the fractional Currency in rrasts,,
New York, i 20 be in Washington on the sth in
slant, and exhibit for two days. tt has ten te,tS
fcrty cages OF rare animals, a first claSs ,ir.nS
and - altogether abort the most extsnsixs go
binst.On IL the world. 10 will exhibit on tbo e,s
street lCts and We advise the proprietor -
stietch his canvass 20 accommodate the crovvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12

NOT So so.Ihe Richmond Wing says that the
report "tbat the Alexandria and Fredarjcks-
burg and Baltimore and Potomlc rsiIrosds
have been purchased by the RichInond. FTs,ier
ieksburg ana Potomac railroad company. y is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-12
President OF the United States.
By the President: WILLIS BRUMAONO.
Commissioners Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 70 the right Of pre- emptiop
TO any Of the lands within the and parts Of
townships above enumerated 10 eauired TO establish
the eame 10 the satisfaction Of the Begsters and Re
cevsrs Of the proper land ofces, and make payment
therefor - soon - practicable after seeing this
mencement Of the public sale Of the lands embrac
ing the trsos claimed StheTyiss sSeh claim win be
Commissionsrof the General Land once
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THE COUNTS.

Police Court, Judge Sxsr-To-day, John
Williams was charged with assault and battery
of two boxes OF cigars. This WAS new VA Of
raising the wind; IL seems from the statement of
My. Peters, who made oath, that Williams. a
eei9Ied man; went into his store on Saturday
night ana stated that he was the proprietor OF a
restaurant on u street, and desired 10 buy cigars
10 sell 20 ais customers. The cigars were in ~
pscSed, and Williams suddenly discovered ia AZ
ne Aad no change, but offered to paw If Mr.
Petefs would send his little son along to his
pace OF business. This he consented to. but
afterwards concluded TO 90 along himself. When
neavy blow on the cheek sno attempted 10
escape With the cig2rs. Peters held on 20 his
customer. however, and cried cut for the police.
and, luckily, an officer came - dis RELIEF anu
arrested Williams, who, fer the assault, was
hLei 10 and costs, and for the LARCENY wascom-
mitted to Jail for sixty days.
John Green, assault and battery en- Abraham
Blackwell; So and costs. Green Shade, colOred.
assault and battery or Francis SeveTson; So
and costs.
THREE STRIKES.
Henry Butcher was charged With sssault and
battery on Benjamin Potts. Potts said that
Henry ''stTuek him one and butted him twice
winch vas the same as three strikes" This
Indge DIDN'T seem 20 see it in that light, and dis
ASSAULTS, sc.
D. II. HuE ter, assault and battery on Elizabeth
Ellsworth, both eOlOred. Ehzabeth, when
called 70 testify said she did not wan. Hunter
prosecuted She had been living with hin. some
years as his wife, and had been over sssuads,'''
. taEe cut a warrant and was sorry for it. s.
and costs. Robert Johnson, cOlOrcd, charged
y u assault and resistance TO CfiCer Au.Grige,
who had arrested bim for diso-tsry cOnl,ict
join on broke away from tn. Gippers vi h
ne officers had placed upon biIa aud fought
desperately 20 get away. He gas secured z.:d
this morning was fined SO and costs. John
- ards. charged with stealing a bag Of -four;
50 ard costs or thirty days in jail. John
whitman, malicious tresPas5 on Narv
Taylors premises in Georgetown; continued.
John Daley, assault and battery on Maggie
Daley his wife; $40 And costs. Fritz Stinehsrt.
petit larceny Of clothing valued at SO; sixty dsys
IN !ai; Robert ShadboiG, assault and battery on
Peter Whitehead; continued. Amanda Stfart
and VIM Buckley, cursing N Louse Alley: SS
each. John KRAFT, violation of the scavenser
act so. VIM. Buckley, charged With failure
- barricade an excavation fa- a sewer on 6fb
street southeast; from the 1st - the 9th of
August; 80 for each night; 81. Several cases
OF disorderiy conduct, profanity, and violation
OF the cart Law were heard and the parties
fined.
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A TERRIBLE FALL.-While three men were
a. work on a scaffold in front of the new build
ing No. 70 Sd avenue, New York, on SATURDAY.,
u gave way, precipitatipg the mem from the
fourth story to the sidewalk. The names of the
Gnioftupate men are Thomas Wall. of Jersey
SIIy, Miehael Malone, of 34i LIST avenue; and
N; hany, OF New York. They were attended
by the police surgeon, who ststes hat Wall and
Malone are fatally injured and Hanly seriously
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RnH1tbbSISs b SI sss rs, ss 5:
EGuare All orders promptly and neatly exeoutet
Enfraoee On street., besWe cen CID And Nh. nnlJ-e
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WHY HAEpsVh LlGHr-ooLoRED
PANTS, unsur pesssd in beauty OF design and
vorkmanshfr, from g. 70 %. at a. eTRAUs. 101l
pannsv Ivanfa avenue. my1o
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Georgetown Advertisements
nr PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

w - SiEA.U DHEfNG
AMI SCOUklNG ESTABLISHMENT
OFFECE-zS JEFFERSON STRgET
GeorgetCwE, ID. q.
hraeisted issl; Erccnirn award ed lsu: sns 4, nov
ne % ne osoess largest aud most complies e-ssh-
Isrnse.s 81 me Kind n this country. ny patron.
eSisuss .hoir own Interests hy sending "a their
6esJ Place IL shc District Tor Cleaning or pystns
SSehiien.ens Clo:hine; Everything SppsrtasniEs Il
S.oseS GaJ 81 sunset, excep, SsiuTdsV, when IL viii
oe open onSi 81 .. m. Post once BoITs sPs
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LADIES' GOODS,

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
aud made 20 order by Hsnpler. nosr az erect,
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DURE CArAwBA WINE
ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES.
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PHILAD ELPHLA LAGER BEER, Cia Bosges,N
wth fine stock OF IMPoRrED and DONEs-
TIC GROCERIES,, selected especially for fAnily
use, and selling q . very loW nGurs
y. 4. AEIDGER,
Oseesssor 10 MKTzGER q BYLEsJ
CIT sEvEHrH STREET.
yell-u Between sn6 n.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pic
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Of especial use and interest to the family;
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is specially adapted to the circle it is in
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besides, good stories and literary matter
of merit It is not surprising that tho
journal, with such features, has achieved
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The Bazaar is excellent. Like all tie
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are to-day making very many homes hap.
der than they may have been before the
women began taking Lessons in personal.
and household and social management
from this good-natured mentor The NJ
ton, n J.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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HARPERS'S MAGAZINE
Notices Of the Press.


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EuRDAY, AUGUST "a, 1872

FEusEASr FALsEHcoD.-W Why does
Aplison Journal perpetrate so
liable an outrage of truth as to
that Mr.. Pinchback received
termination for Governor from
[huocrats and Reformers" when
Epper knows that the Conyen-
aras after the "straitest sect" Re-
EIran? The only possible rea-
for this Misrepresentation must
to prejudice innocent colored
against supporting Mr.. Pinch
/, if such were the case. It is
Etr for congratulation that the
Bf our race and party are driven
he lowest and the basest resorts
inAaonce opinion against MIR.
But it won't clio.
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Oun HOMES. Make your homes
beautiful. A neat, clean, fresh-aired,
sweet cheerful, wen-arranged house
exerts a moral influence over it's i'll
mates, and makes the members of the
family :considerate of each others
feelings and happiness. The connec-
ton is obvious between the state of
mind thus produced and respect for
others, and for those higher duties
and obligations which no laws can en-
force. On the contrary, afltly, squalid,
noxious dwelling, in which none Of the
dccencies Of life are observed, contri-
butes to make the inhabitants selfish,
sensual, and regardless Of the feelings
of others; and the constant Indulgence
of such passions renders them reckless
and brutal. Homes are nurseries Of
the nation. # they be well-goyerned
and arranged it will thrive and grow:
But the nation is dying a horrible death
whose young men and women loatlle
home, or know not it's value. It is the
homes Of the people that give all its
character and solid worth.
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~The Dunn Leader with DELHI
|s&e Intention to deceiveits readers
presents that the "Pinchback
s''sntlon sought to confer with
IL, Liberal Party, the Democrats
Sae National Republican Party"
Tue lar kne,U that the only
~a'tee on conference appointed
" Ssn the C~ustomhouse party,
s@ ne means to call that faction,
i s'al and Democratic, as well as
9pbican.
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e CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
STATE AT LARGE.

p s riuchback, Of Orleans,
E. p;bble, Of Orleans.
r Harris. Of Concordia,
grown, Of Orleans,
- !, Halsteal, of 1bcrville,
Elk Caseuave, Of Orleans,
y ,inr,hv, Of Orleans,
= Conrcrlle, Of P~laqnemines,
';;side Mary, Of Orleans =
+ G'aulin' Of Orleans
ElA Congressional District:
n Floyd, of st. Helena,
p rjeaux, of Orleans, =.
IA. Weeks, Of Orleans.
!s,uad Congressional District.
k R. Barrett, Of Orleans.
!, nsh, Of Orleans,
l., uurrell, OF Lafourche.
lial Congressional District.
&c. Deslonde, Of Iberville,
r. Large, of Iberville,
h, Washington, Of Assumption.
fourth Congressional District.
u, Smner. Of Ayoyelles,
ptyrl Blunt of Natchitoches,
l.. !. Kelso, Of Rapides.
FaM Congressional District.
Tnuas Reber, of Concordia,
Marvin. of Cltahoula,'
XIV, Wall, of Concordia.
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DssHEruL.-From all sides come
he rprt that the ~treatment,of ".
| Saunders, who under took to de-
ne with Rev. Eenry Highland
Essett recently at Cooper's Insti-
b New York, by the colored men
sent, was shameful in the ex-
BIZ. The turbulence and the
Trance which cannot be control
|aaringa set debate on specific
FaaAs, and which vents its wrath
lie Enactment Of savage deeds,
|not but be lamented by every
r Of his species. We sincerely
iae this and similar exhibitions
Fel temper and ferocity which
Exchanges daily reveal to us.
ae Instance under review, if the
b who groaned and hooted and
n, and who evidently went there
fhat purpose, had no desire to.
the debate they should have
9!d away, and thus discounte-
esd the proceeding, but there is
Filler fairness, deoency, nor civil
aain accepting debate and then
F''erately squelching one side OF
We have considered proper to
|%port President Grant and we
~ that allegiance to our party,
1--WE are not prepared to stifie and
"a every man who doesn't see
Vi our eyes.
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present elsewhere a report Of
Mp a'Sston's address to the col
tnaSpabllcans of Saratoga last
d s ,,a evening. II was q splen-.
i ts Ia mastery speech, splendid.
ai ss and diction, and mastery.
u '4 tae'e and power. The pres
',s,s %ltaae Of Greeley and Sumner.
ls nu me colorod people and the,
'e satiIsan party. and specially the
s Ill.,; 'eer Of Mr.. Sumner, were
dr. ;;r.'' to a scathing review
= = 81, sst't rcercaacy to principle
"''enc,y, and their sn,Ten-
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4" Address
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der tothe pronaptings Of ambition
and sel6shness was exhibited in a
strong and convincing. manner.
They were compared to those other
political wrecks, Salmon p C1hase
and.Andrew johnson, and the most
potent reasons. given why Republi-
cans should 1otstollow them into
the Democratic'1nnks. Tho speech
was in every respect q telling one,
and many passages, were surprising
ly eloquent. We wish that Prot.
Langston might be, retained for the
ca mpaign in NewYork State. Not
only are his learning and his ora
tory powerful auxiliaries, but he
speaks of the leaders in this politi-
cal contest from personal know
ledge and hence with more than
common earnestness and point. We
regard him one Of the ablest speak
ers on the stump. Prof. Langston
was educated at Oberlin, Ohio, in
which institution he was for some
years a teacher, subsequently study
ing theology and law, and practic-
ing the latter profession for several
years in Washington. He is now
Professor in the Law Department
of Howard University, Washington
and also a member of the Board Of
Health. He was once when q young
man, denied admission to the law
school of Prof. Fowler, at Ballaston,
in this county, unless he would con-
sent to enter as a Spaniard or a
Frenchman. This he refused to do
and accordingly went to Ohio to
complete his professional studies.
He is q finely cultured gentleman,
and a personal friend Of President
Grant, of whom he speaks in the
most unstinted terms of praise. He
regards him as o superior man in
natural endowments to either Hor-
ace Greeley or Chas. Sumner
Sarutogian. j.
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TRAVELLING PUBLIC!

TRAVELLING PUBLIC! -
On and after March Is, 1872,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
will leave the depot, foot Of Canal street,
and Ohio l,ai1lroad, e Meridian, Miss,
making close connection ffqr, Selma aud East,
.rn points. For furtleir: information. amt
through tickets: apply at ticket office n. 9.
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ol:R AGENTS.

.,,sspp1 - Daniel E. Ysang,
Esc!Tr;,x , John A. Washington,
r., ! ~ l' Ccncordia Parish, Hon. G..
:'", Mox,udria; Antoine 4 Sterrett,
. G; Ruth, Carroll Parish.
, SISr't of COLUMBIA James
N r:k. fsEf
f ai,In1s Lewis Il. White, Chicago.
l,SSlTKY;-Dr. Il. A. Green, Louis
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FROM 4,

And Ill points North ard East via Chicago.
THIS Routo is from 100 to $50 Miles
Shorter and from q to "a hours Quicker
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No Change ef Cars from Cairo to CHI
ago. Only one change to Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston.
The Illinois Central Railroad is tho only
Direct Route from the South to st. Louis,
and all points West VIII ST. Louis.
This route is 80 miles shorter than any
other to St. Louis.
No change Of cars from Cairo to 81.
Louis. s-~.
For through tickets and information,
apply at the N. O. J.. & G. N. r. II. Ticket
Office, corner Camp and Common street.;
under the City Hotel; and Mt the princira!
ticket Offices throughout the South.
i. +. LONGLEY,
General Southern Passenger Agent,
New Orleans.