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THE COURrS.

PROBATE COT RI, Judge Olfa.-Yesterday the
S .o 81 I s his to
hled, proven and admitted to probate. The will Of
the late Frederick Hillmer bequeathing his estate
TO his father, brother and sisters, aso admitted
To-day, the will of the late Daniel eampson was
partially proven. The will Of the late Victor Han
not was admitted to probate, and letters testamen
E izabeth Freund qualified as guardian Of orphans
Of John Gundling-bond 400. Letters Of admins
tration d. b. n, with the will annexed, Of Lewis
Sanders, were issued to Charles +. Holley. s. w.
ley-bond Sl2rUO. Christine Rauh qualified as adj
ministratrIX Of Gottleb II. R-uh's estate; and Luz
cretia v. Bell on the estate Of Charlotte Foster.
POLICE COURT, Judge SHeH-To-day, John
John 7. Smith, who testified that the assault
made in committee room at Odd Fellows Hall,
navy-yard. Complainant had been summoned te-
fore committee, and after the case had been dis
posed Of defendant pushed in through the door, and
catching hold Of him by the throat struck him a
heavy blow with his fist on his head. Both parties
Rhodes, assault and battery on an unknown person;
S5 Tyler Jones, heavy bnlt colored man charged
with assault on Willis Stanley. a small white boy.
cutting his head with stone; SO fne and costs.
Henry Barnes and others forfeited collaterals,
charged with minor offences Marion Hurdle. pro-
family; S. Peter Mulhail, violation Of cart law
fuft, dsorderly in Georgetown; SIS. Thomas Co
throwing stones on the street; $40 Mary Haml,
81. Rose McDevitt, same ofences 81. Anthoxy
Smith, violation Of cart law; IS. Robert Brooks,
permitting q fierce and dangerous dog to run at
large; SIS. r. J. Brook, charged with the destruc.
so; An appeal was taken. James Joy fired
- for disorderly conduct on IA street. Margaret
Bolin- charged with selling liquor without license;
Judgment suspended. Belle Wilson, vagrant, vas
sent to the work house.
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An interesting Case.

yEGAL CONTEST FOR THE POSSESSION OF THE
CHARLES WALLACE PROPERTY.
This afternoon in the Court in General Term,
General Albert Pike made the concluding ar
gument IN the case of Wallach agt. Van Ris-
wick: This case comes from the Equity Court,
and the facts are as follows: The compliments,
Wallach, state, that on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1854, their father, Mr.. Charles s. Walach,
executed his promissory note to Henry n. Lans-
and on the same day he and his wife, Mrs.
Susan l.. Wallach, executed a deed Of trust to
MIR. James M. Carlisle, as trustee for the prop
erty now ", in litigation, subs: Is, l6, and u,
certain other pieces Of property, to secure the
payment of the note to Mr.. Lansdale. That on
the 9th day of June, 1862, sale was made by
braced in said deed of trust, with application
by him Of the proceeds arising therefrom. being
1850, as credit on the note. That on the LIST
Van Riswicky purchased from Lansdaie the
note and security of the trust deed.
That on the 10Th day of July, 1853, decree Of
ty in controversy by reason Of Mr.. Wallach's
continuing to be, from and after the Il tn day Of
July, 1872, an officer in the army Of the Con-
federate States. That on the 9Th day Of Sep
tember, 1868, sale was made in pursuance of
the decree, and the property purchased thereat
by defendant Van Riswick. Price, 90 200.
That on the 81 day of February, 1866. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallach executed a mortgage with power
Of sale, ON certain terms, on the property in
controversy, to defendant Van Riswick to Sc
cure the payment of an alleged indebtedness of
$4,000. That on the 18th day of August, 1901
defendant Van Riswick sold the property under
the mortgage, which was struck off to j. j.
johnson, Esq, as attorney for defendant Van
Riswick, at a bid of S11 ,OlO-the sale being OBJ
jected to by MIR. Wallach. That on the Sd d ly
OF February, 1872, MIR. Wallach died, and the
deed of trust to Mr.. Carlisle remains in full
force, being uncancelled.
The compliments filed a bill for a discovery
and an account, and to recover from Van Ris-
wick such sums as may be found due them.
To this bill the defendant, by his counsel
Messrs. T. j. Durant and T. A. Lambert, filed
a demurrer that the said complainants have
not, by their bill, made such a case as entitle
them, in court of equity, to any discovery
from the defendant, or any relief against him
The case was then argued on the demurrer md
the court (Judge Wylie) allowed the same and
made a decree dismissing the BILL and from this
decision an appeal was taken.
The principal point made by the complain
ants is that Mrs. Wallach having joined with
her husband in executing the trust deed Of
September 2Sth, 1854, to Mr.. Carlisle, and that
trust deed remaining outstanding and uncan-
celled at the time she executed with him the
mortgage of February Sd, 1866, and at the time
OF the sale of August IL, 1861, under that mort
gage. she had no dover right to dispose of, or
mortgage sale.
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The Fish Markets.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF new fish for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in FISH, Nos.
AZ King ST.. So 81, IS fish wharves, Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred, S1135 TO 10; Herring. per
thousand, S4.75 to $3.50; white perch, per bunch
20; rock, per bunch, 20 to %; offal, per
bunch, 10 to Is. Arriving freely.
WAsHINsToN.-T0-day, at the Washington
fish wharves, the following sales to shippers
were made by r. A. Golden s Bro, AGENTS
5000 shad. from SO TO s12 100 900 behring's from
"a to s.; 800 punches perch from 20 to 25 cents.
WE ARE REQUESTED To STATE that the sale
of dry goods at Duncans0n, bowling & Co s
win not take place to- morrow, as that day has
been set apart to deliver the goods which have
been sold. Buyers are requested to call and get
their purchases. The sale will continue Thurs
day morning, when the paisley and other
shawls, silk plush, Lyons velvet and velveteens
will be sold. Sales every morning and evenin 9
at 10 a. m. and p. m.
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The CENTAUR LINIMENr-has cured-does
cure, and will cure more cases of Rheuma-
t1sm-stif joints, swellings, and lameness upon
man and beast in one day, than all other arti-
cies nave in hundred years. One says:-"I
nave not held pen IN seven mOnths-nOW am
all right" Another, that "The Centaur Lint
ment cured frightfu, burn without a scarf
another, at restored to use hopelessly lame
horse, worth four hundred dollars" etc. Try 1t
once. 1t is q wonderful thing. 4,6.eo5
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, kc., Tonight.

VARS Opera House. :" Jenny Lind" and
'fThe Scouts Of the Prairie"
Taedtsr consique-"Out at Sea-" songs, bur-
lesques, dances, Sc.
AGsoEie TsmPle-Promenadec concert for the
bensht OF the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
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SPRING AND SUMNER HATs.-willett &
huon, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, to-day open
their well-selected stock Of spring and summer
hats for men, boys and children. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing.
A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
suits in some incurable lung disease. "Bropn's
relief. 6ftb
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city is Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue and Four and a. h alt
street.
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and coughs. "By0Un's BroscAial Troches' have
proved their efficacy by test OF many years.
this
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FoR CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers
90 to Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. M. C. A. Build-
ing' Stn ana ID streets. 4,3,eo5
CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
draught at Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms.
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and "a
M - street.. As
GARDEN VASES and Fountains, statuary,
Building, 9Th and ID. 43,eo5
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy
is to take some stimulant, the effect of which is
the same as giving tired horse the whip in
system with permanent tonic like it tbe pe tne
strength ana visor to the whole system. 4,S,s
LIQUORS by the bottle at wholesale prices at
Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsylvana avenue and FOur-and-a-half
street.. AS
,o CoNT5SrMssT and happiness reign in all
weight. &c
GUINNESS PORTER and Bass and Encoop g.
Co.'S English Ale on draught at Geo. w.
Drivers new sample rooms, corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Four and-a-half street. as
IT Is AN EsTABL1sHKD FACT, that Con-
sumption can be cured; but is far better TO
prevent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system, by the timely use Of q remady
standard preparation viii speedily cure a cough
or cold, and even Consumption often yields to
Its great power. 6
i LOVERS OF CHAMP ACME, take notice. All
kinds of imported wine on draught! Twenty
hye cents! At the new sample rooms of Geo.
E w. Driver, corner Permsylyania avenue and
rour-and-a-han street.. AS
JuLIPs, SMAsHEs, CocKrAILs and other
prescriptions carefully compounded by Geo, w.
Driver and his corps OF efficient assistants at the
a neT sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
ana Four-and-a-nalf street. AS
ana coughs. "BroUn's Bronchial Troches' have
tth,s
Posp's EXTRACT is FOR sale at wholesale bv
Chas. St0tt 3 Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
and by druggists everywhere. tw,f,n
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER-Gentlemen fur
nishine their own material, can have their
Keen's, 42 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4,ls,l:
tn CONTINUITY q large appreciate the uss-
falnss Of sineer's sewing Maehins. Is
TEE !IHEerswHIskIEs, BY the bottle, to be
obtained in this city, consisting Of Old Grow,
Cabinet Whiskies, from 81 to S1.5o Der bottle. II
Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsyivania avenue and Four-and- a-haIf
s0eet 4,5
Tn NATIONAL sAvlaes BAnx, s9nr Of
new Yegk avenue and 1Gth 0eroot, pays Der C.
Pr annum on deposit1 Tor each calender month.
8ankng AeGs, Q teA Saturdays, . g Z and
~ ~, lzt1o
eoUxD yx1f beng ina,penable % health
md near 10 visit Dr.. White, the Well-knoWn
OhiFOpodigt, No. - 1Dth street., oppoGito TIE
Treasury, Tor relief nom oorus. bod naila, -.
md advioo - b suitable shoe0.
TO OBTAIN the most delicious julip or smash,
made Of the finest material. and manipal sted in
the moat artistic manner, 70 to Geo. w Driys "a
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Four-and- a-half street. k17 as
Do0EEY'o Y1AsF PoWDR8 cannot be oxcelled
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Bissu.-. Wsf-
mes, Corn Bread, 90. Il b always r.ady ana
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DooEKYss YnAsf PoWDRs cannot be sxcsIlsd
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Bis:ua.-. Wsf-
hes, Corn Bre6ds &c. II b always rsady ana
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other
prescriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps OF efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylyauia avenue
and FOur-and -a-half street. AZ
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GEORGETOWN Advertisement.
rSsoCIABLE
WEST GEoRGEToWS NJ 4. CHURCH,

WEST GEORGETOWN N. &. CHURCH,
BENEFIT OF THE haE saaBBATH SCHOOL,
To held e the Church, s9rRsr q IN AID hsystte
May Ilh, lSs. Doors open at 80 .. m. Admit
llY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
ROSEWOOD PIANO, STOOL AND COVER, n.
SNb akI2 RS skL EASY kss SEasR GSR oTHSs
SSSS 81 g.
saaRs sSS No 81 T
fRs essnS 81 Hc1;shSId Goods We name;
and %snnf Pslfn4p sn sna STOOL
kMirTVGr French Plate, with Bracket and Slab,
BrSsssis, insfsIn, and S;Ser Carpets, Mating
Walnut Chamber Sets, Cooking and other Stoves,
Mahogany Crib, with Blankets, Mattresses, and
Toilet Sets, Hair and Hu.k Mattresses,
Wool Comforts, Spreads, Sheets, Pillow slips,
Gents Wiring Chsit, Ladies hyI W s'1 stand
Solid Walnut Table for invalid,
Mahogany Sideboard, Wardrobes, Dining Chairs,
Pictures, Fire; screen, Table Linen, Wine Cloth,
Chahns Dishes, Tubs, wringer, with other articles
ms-s Il numerous 10 n THos. BOWLING, Auct.
ID ass Bridge street, Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON DUMBARTON
STREET; BETWEEN GREEN AND MONT
SSS SS SsSyMShRh6 a. a. a. 81 So 81:
- Having determined to dispose Of my property
Ia. In the DistIi let, will offer on the premises
Aabove numbered, ~ public sale, to the highest
bidder, on THURSDAY, NAV LIST, at .. m. seven
valuable Houses and Lots. The location is pleasant
and healthy. the houses in good condition. with
modern conveniences; the sidewalks and streets
have been recently leveled and repaved.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in 6,
II and Is months; deferred PAYMENTS secured by
deed Of trust upon premises; Sl0p paid on day Of
sale. Conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
The terms of sale TO be complied with in five days,
otherwise the property to be resold a. cost Of de-
fsulting purchaser. JOHN DAVIS
al2d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account of the rain, until TUESDAY, May oh,
same hour and place.
ms THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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SMALLPOX CASES REPoKrED To-pA T.-oae
on 18th street, between y and % streets sVuth-
east and eight at No IA Massachusetts av, Noae
northeast One death has occurred on VI streNT
between Sd and "A street southwest
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Go TO GEORGE w. DRIVERS new sample
rooms and see a man. al
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NEW DESIGNS Slate Mantels SOS to $3.50
Hamilton 81 Pearson, Y. n. c. A. Building, 9th
and ID. 4.3.eo5
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THIeRAND PRoNEHAbs coHcrRr Ct Mssonio
Temple this evening for the benent Of the Seed
men ana women cared for by the Little Sfsters
q the Poor, commends itself to eenerous pub-
NC. This u one Of the noblest charittoe IN our
Guy, ana IL e to be hoped the Little Ssters viii
gard to religious belief.
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PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale at Wholesale bv
Chas. StOtt 3 Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- l3S Bridge street, Georgetown.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- 13S Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALEoF VALUABLE MILL PRO-
ERTY In GH0RGErOWND ID. q.

u, AuCf1Onear.
ID 13s Bridge street, Georgetown.
kRTf Sf ii GfoRdkro S S D. 3. PROP
ss esTt9e sdeed 4 trus. duly rscosied IN
A;arecords Of the District Of Columbia, and at the
request of the parties secured thereby the under
highest at st Ip9S a% Sn
iii RSDAY, May Is, 1873, ON the premises all the
said deed of trust, and the buildings Improvement
being poniSP o 70 asd ee9
ess. e.rner OF the intersection OF Water and POto
which part fronts IS feet on water street and cyl
tends back north OF that width 81 feet and another
80 s u feet on Potomac street extending baek east
OF that width "a feet TO alley improved with three
large threestory brick buildings, now occupied as
Terms Of sale: Ons.third cash; balance in two q,
and two years after date with interest at six g oer
Cent per annam, interest PAYABLE semi annually,
$50 70 be paid at the time of sale All cenveyan
Piled with within six tS days from sse pe nSf cop
the property will be sold the risk and cost of the
deiA1i''ns purchaser Ep. SHOEMAKER rru.,..
mss.tth.ts THos. DoWLfSG, AactF.
DRT G90Ds AT P9PTLAR PRICES.
BESyAMiN MILLER, 70 s''o
1Ol Bridge street, Georgetown.
sS ST. Black sis s SOC d Bae ., silk
Plaid: for ssidTsn Y sf fss.
70, &c, &c; PfQues. roc &c, Sc, SEC; Black
Alpacas and Mohairs, splendid quality, as low as
SIC Sloths, Cassimers, Linen Drills; all the novel
YES IN farasois; one case more of the splendid 4
Bleached Cotton, l2,sc. ans tr
R EADY FOB THE SPRING TRADE.
With full corps Of first class worsmen q com,
giete stock OF the best foreign and domestic DYE
s'ul. &C. &s Sikx AZ f 81 Rr6SsoSiG
LADIES' AS TT STSEs sffISSHsD SUMNER
promptly and in the best manner
". IL: WMEATLEY,
FhEMIOM STEAM DYEfN6 AND SCOU
ING WORKS.
ESTABLISHED 1881
premium awarded 1SH. -
p pmee e. ~ Jeaervon e ;, Georgetown, DO
fost Omce Box 123. ap7-tr
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LOVERS OF CHAMPAGNE, take notice. All
kinds of imported wine on draught! Twenty
nye cents! At the new sample rooms of Geo.
w. Driver, corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Four-and- a-half street. Ak
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For CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandelier
90 to Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets. 4.3.eo5
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SaIRre MADE TO ORDER-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
shirts made 70 order at the shortest notice, ut
Keen's, 422 9th street northwest. 6stisfaction
guaranteed. 4,19,1:
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TO OBTAIN the most delicious iulip or smash,
made Of the finest material. and manipai ated in
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and rour-and- a-half street. kf3 az
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WANTED TO DROWN HERSELF GRADUALLY.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a white
woman named Susan Burns, living with her
sister in Burns alley, between Is X and 18th and
b and z streets southwest, attempted to drown
herself In the Potomac, at the place called the
sycamore" 1t seems the two sisters had been
quarreling, and Afterwards Susan went to the
bank and waded out into pretty deep water, at
tracing crowd OF men and boys. Officers Leach
and Young being near BY, went out and
drew her to the shore and sent her to her home
TIE CoRcoRAH SQuARR MARKEr-At n
meeting yesterday afternoon of thu comm
soners appointed by the Governor to superin.
tend the erection OF the market house on Cor
eoran square, Mr.. Campbell offered q reeolution
which Was adopted, that the Governor BE ne,
quested 70 sell the market house bonds sf A.
early date - practicable. or TO ne Rota te VIM
the contractors Cor the purchase Of the sane. ~
he may deem advisable, In order that thew mav
be enabled to push the work to an early com
pletion.
TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs have ordered
Mr.. VIM. ID. Wise to remove the bridge over the
Old canal at 18th street. The superintendent Of
sewers has been directed to put In q sewer trap
Of the mouth of an alley In square 462, on 9th
street southwest, and the superintendent Of
streets has been directed TO put said alley in
good condition. Andrew Gleason, contractor,
Ass been directed TO repair the foot pavemenfs
and the curb, wherever sunken, on g street,
between 9th and 18th streets northwest, at once
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LIQUORS by the bottle at wholesale prices at
Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and- a. hall
street. az
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BENEFIT OF THE SABBATH SCHOOL,
To held sf the Church, corner OF Ith AID hsystte
streets, Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May 9TH, ISIS Doors open at 30 D. m Admit
lance Is cents ms -
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CONVENIENT and happiness reign i'm al
households were Dooley's Yeast Powder is used
Try it. Your grocer has it. Put up full
weight. 26
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A NEW MEDICAL SoCiErY.-The board of
medical examiners OF the pension bureau met
at the rooms Of the medical referee last even
ing, for the purpose Of organizing q medical
society. DIR. Hood was elected chairman, and
Dr. Page secretary Drs. Carpenter, Weeks
Graham, Grimstead and Page were appointed
to be prese nted at the next meeting. A fruitful
source of medical knowledge, inaccessible to
other medical societies, i'm the varied statistics
OF disease which the Pension Office affords, will
be largely drawn upon by this body, both in the
interest Of the government and the profession
at large.
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OvBR-ExRRTIoN. either of body or mind, pro-
Is to take some stimulant, the effect of which is
the same as giving q tired horse the whip in
stead Of oats. The true way is to fortify the
system with permanent tonic like the Peru
Wan Syrup, "a pr0toxide Of IrOn,) which gives
strength and vigOr to the whole system. 4.5.6
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1T is AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con-
sumption can be cured; but is far better to
prevent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system, by the timely use Of q remady
like Dr. Wistdr's Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry. This
standard preparation will speedily cure a cough
or cold and even Consumption often yields to
its great power. q
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER or
draught at Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and "a
haf street. a.
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OAEGKkOUs C0NDfrION % NH. TUCKER,
S waI ~ MAs insuk.D By - buReLAs; lester
cal operation on Mr.. John A. Tucker, who was
struck on the head BY colored burglar, who
attempted to rob his house, on B street south
Nest, ON Thursday night last They removed :
barge piece Of the skulI bone, and are Of the
orinion that Mr.. Tucker has very slight chance
ofrecoYery.
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ArTENPTKD SrrcrIY BY TAXING LAUD-
ANUM--Last Sunday afternoon German
X and l. streets northwest employed a. letter
carrier, took two ounces Vt laudsnun for the
purpose, II Is thought Of tai ing his life; bat his
physician, and DR.. j. o. Harri responded. BY
the administration OF emetie fulker was
brought out Of danger. This IL the second or
third time, II Is stated, that he n " attempted
suicide, he being subject to great d. pressioa Of
sEirifs AT times
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JUSTICE TO ALL, partiality TO none, Railways
avenue. sS8
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TN NATIONAL 0AvlHes BAHK, e@nsR Of
new 1ogk avenue end 16th 0lxoot, payB per q.
4a.kine heas. enG satlsdAys, eto4 and
W& ~, lztlo
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GUINNESS PORTER and Bass and Encoop e.
Co.'s English Ale on draught at Geo. W.
Drivers new sample rooms, corner Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and Four and a-half street. Is
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THH IINRefsWHIsKIEs, BY tho bottle, to be
obtained in this city, consisting Of Old Grow,
1onoeram, Robinson County, Overholt and
Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsyivsnia avenue and Four-and-a-haif
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GARDEN VASES and Fountains, Statuary
&c, at Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. NJ. c. 4
Building, 9Th and ID. 4.s.eo5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
have been made since our last report:

CNrtIt ESrFOL AITEMPT TO DIsPOsSEsS
JUDGE UNDKRwooD.-City Sergeant Stewart,
Of Alexandria, with Mr.. VIM. n. McVeigh, in
whose favor the court OF appeals of Virginia
recently decided the suit against Judge Under
wood for the property of the former held by the
latter by virtue OF q purchase made during
Mcveigh's absence in the south during the war
served a writ Of possession on Underwood YES
terday. Underwood replied that a writ of SUI
persedeas had been granted by Justice Bradley
Of the United States Supreme Court, and
McVeigh did not get possession. As the latter
left, Underwood said: ''Good-bye, Mr.. Mcveigh;
Good bless you" Mr.. McVeigh, in reply, said,
Judge, l can't conceal my feelings; 1 don't
like You; can't like you" Judge Underwood
:. That must be with yourself" The judge then
bowed and left the room, and the visitors took
their departure.