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The English papers are taking their
turn at being surprised at the verdict in
the Stokes case. They cannot understand
the process of reasoning by which the court
found him guilty OF murder in the third
degree, any more than the newspapers at
home could. II must always remain one
of those things mo fellow can find ont"
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- Rep ,-iiory of Fashion, Pleasure nm,
Instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.


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The starch companies of Franconia,
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used $4,000 bushels Of potatoes and made
ll2 tons of starch,
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A Woman Having Catarrh 81
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
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Jststst-ssstsfsD 800, ----
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GOING NORTH
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Rutland, Burlington, 81. Adams, Montreal and
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Rutland. Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and
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]. HOBART, GEN Sup't.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL. On Tuesday, Ilth instant, after
brief illness, FRANCIS IL. CAMPBELL, an
Funeral will take place TO morrow, IT thursday m
j. M, from his late residence, 1877 10Th street
northwest Rutland VT papers please copy >
CHnRlTON. On Tuesday evening, Februarf m
WILLIAM CHORLToN,J r.
Ills remains v ali be remoy ed this evening from sis
ment.
DADE: On the morning If the l2t1 int, VII.
LIAM JEffERsON. aged year aud months, ia-
ianf son Of John and Francis Dade.
Ihrlsf reigns in the heart of our loved one,
Enthroned within his spirit shrine.
Heaven has won him, and from us he'- gone,
To be sceptercd and crowned with light ID, inc
rlends are invited 10 attend the funeral su
Thursday the 18th, at clock from No. s. street
southeast, between Let and 81 street.
FIT. On Tuesday, February n, is73, HANNAH
Funeral on tomorrow (ThursdayD morning, the
III inst from the Residence q her niece, Mrs n J.
Denhsm, go l. street northwest
FOLEY. On the nth instant, CATHARINE TO
LEY, beloved lie Of Patrick FOLEY, aged 65 years
requested TO attend her funeral from her late rcsi
THURSDAY. al O'Clock y. m. Erie (Pa.) pap-rs
please coIyD q.
PULLIN ON the 18th inst, after lingering ill.,
ne-s, HENRY PCBLIN, in the 25th year Of his age
Funeral 90 take place ON Thursday, February IL,
al clock from his HE parents residence No. sal
10th street, between and y southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12
RY WM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O9 Pennsylyani avenue.
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

BANKRUPTCY SALE.
STEAM MARBLE MILL WITH MAcHINERY
SGTB nH and Two sM&Lh hG pwE AHp
he nser u ans %at
ss;sss WI bsSTSSTE$$E HASafSTE8 And n PER
OlSsE N ;h BY Srps Of e decree Of
sitting in Bankruptcy, the undersigned, Assgnees If
the premises, all that valuable kiil Property and
eleven I'D, and al q Lots twelve I'd fourteen tis
fifteen lsl, sixteen 90 seveateen CD, eighteen
bered ive hundred and four sSi)
Marsa Mr. Sg IA s
engine q about IS horse power, and all the machine
ssd 70, @ %s Dhas
lTorney gstentl, rip saw rubbing beds, polishing
bISss' drill IIsss & Al in ,o e9%pets running
heating apparatus throughout, and . good supply Of
xsisE and Their.
.se 'sfR rubbing Fs BED ins and
The buildings are substantially erected Of stone
and and n addition e r ss, 81 sS ss s9 s
property has wharf front Of about g feet on Water
an s AZ q nil ,C
will also sell the two small houses and lot street
the sIs " 90 Of g
Also Ct the sane tine sna pace We VIII sell aiot
hosting machine, blocks, paleys, wheels, cid iron
&c, &c.
including the shops and stable, credit will be given
eele4 bearine interest," payable quarterly At the
OF per cent. per annum, until the 18th OF De-
cenber jQt; onehah the balance 90 be paid in cash
on the ratification Of the sale, and the remainder IN
twelve months from the day Of sale, with six per
cent interest. The credit payments be secured BY
deeds Of trust on the premises. "A deposit 81 ESQ
will be required It time Of sale
For the small houses and lot I'm square SOS, one
third cash. and the balance In six and twelve months
FOR the personal property cash win be required.
y x1 FF6iEMnhahHsflos, s ss,nsss =
- The above is the most complete mill Of tie Kind
in the District Of Columbia, and Offers rare oppor-
tunify Tot profitable business. The eesignees win
and win take pleasure IN communicating further in
formation to parties Wishing to purchase.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
+ A. BOSWELL 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner a. street and Virginia avenue
southwest,
WASHINGTON, d.
HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE
HOUSES RENTED and RENTS COLLECT
ED. ianE Inn
IUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL ESTAT E AND NOTE BROKERS.
No. sos FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury

FOB SALE.
handsome House on corner 21st and 81 streets
every modern Improvement, leng time payments
hne House on ID street east between street and
Maryland avenue, contains ten rooms, kitchen and
bath; gosd terms.
A hsndsome Country Seat of g. acres, one mile
Several FARMS, large and small, on the line Of
the Point Of Rocks railroad, near Depots.
one OF go acres IN fsuquier county, Va, very
handsomely improved. Easy terms.
be sold in quantities to suit, on easy terms
One Of $50 acres in Frederick county, Va, TX
miles from Winchester, Shenandoah Valley, 50 acres
timber balance in high state of cultivation improved
by large house and two large barns. Price, $50 Der
acre, on easy terms, or will exchange for city prop
erty.
One Of l7s acres, unimproved, but fenced situated
on the Opeduan, miles from Winchester. Price,
$50 per acre. Both Of these farms are great bar.
gains.
Six lots on north side of Rhode Island avenue be.
tween 18th and 18th streets; small cash payment bal.
ance can remain for i've 90 years, with interest ct
per cent.
easy terms.
Three lots corner Of and sd streets. Four lots
on 24th street, between n and N. One lot on N,
between sd and 24th streets. Three lots on New
Jersey avenue, near Capitol; one Of the best situs-
lions in the city. ~. -'-Els
brick house containing 10 rooms, bath, water,
and gas, south side Massachusetts, avenue, between
10th and 18th streets. Price, 81 900.
neat two-story frame, roomsJ on l0th street
southeast between street and South Carolina ave.
nue., water in house. Price, $3.50. Cheap. janl0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12
A Valentine.
] want a Valentine I.
Who will be mine

Who will be mine?
She must have lips as red, A. red,
A. straw berries i'm the garden bed;
She must have eyes as blue and sweet
As speedwell blossoms at her feet;
Two cheeks as soft as summer roses;
The udiest, funniest of noses;
chin AZ round as apples are,
And dimplee twinkling like a star;
A forehead smooth and very fair,
With shining. shsdowy, tumbled hair;
A look both saucy and coquettish,
Sometimes too sweet, sometimes too pettisA;
A laugh like any bobolink,
Too gay TO scold, too glad to think;
A little, willful, mortal thing,
That 20 its sweetheart's arms will spring.
And kiss and tease in equal measure
Birdie can this be you, my treasure:
Rose Terry iR February Harper
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
- No. 1000 Northwest 10th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pREpERTV -


q By virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated Nav
la: 1871 a. ID. 1S2 and duly recorded in Liber No
A16o3 folio 81 &c, and iber No. 6S4, folio 81, &C
Of the Land Records for the county of Washington.
III the District Of Columbia and by direction OF the
party secured thereby the said deeds of
been given to secure the amounts as follows, with in
tersst thereon at ten per cent per annnm advanced
and loaned upon the same, viz: 8 900 May Is,
lS2 $500 on May 30, l72; $50 July
8, 1872, and SlW-I will sell at public auction,
in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
p. m, Lots numbered one hundred and four loi) and
one hundred and FIVE (le5 in soran's subdivision of
lots in square numbered three hundred and
five 1881 in the city of Washington, D. c., together
with all the improvements thereon. The said lot
are well located on north street, near the Patent
Once, and the improvements two unfinished re-
sidences. Each lot will be offered separately
Terms OF sale: One fourth in cash, Of which 500
must be paid each lot at the time of sale, the de-
ferred payments to be made in and two years,
with interest at ten per cent. annum, pa able
semi annually and secured by deed of trust to the
satsactiod of the trustee Terms of sale be fully
complied with within six days after day of sale, OF
erwse the trustee the right to resell the
property after week notice at the risk and cost
of first purchaser All conveyancing at purchaser s
cost. JAMES C.. KENNEDY. Trustee
fS-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-12
by VIRTUE De DEED OF TRUST TO ME
- from VIM. ID. Shepherd and wife, dated -
of rapd i'm I iharH No \

August 5tf, loof, OF fecofd IN Liber II No. -
folio 354 and 6, Of the land records for Fair-A
fax county, state of Virginia, and by the written
order of the party owning the secured thereby
shall offer at public sale, in front of the premises
on MONDAY, the Sd DAY of March next, at y
O'Clock two adjoining tracts of land described in
said deed OF tru ST. containing seventy two and
hve rods, more or less, situate and lying at Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va.
Terms of sale: One hundred dollars in hand on the
day Of sale, and such other as will, with the
) lE make one fourth of the purchase money in ten
days from the day OF SALE the residue three equal
nstalments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale be secured
by the notes of the purchaser and lien on the prop
erty sold. In the event of the purchaser failing Ia
comply with the terms of sale the land to be resoi
at his risk.
flld OLIVER NJ SHEDD, Trustee