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We rOte the tact n an Alexandra paper that
"a schooner from Georgetown was brought
down here to-day to finish loading with coal,
the water at that city being so shallow that the
captain was afraid to finish her there This Is
nothing new, We are sorry 10 say. Every sum
meT vessels drawing but few feet of water
and lying at the Georgetown Goa! wharyes often
cannot take on full cargo, but must needs to
20 10 Alexandria % finish loading. We have
frequently called attention to this state of at
fairs TO show the necessity of keeping the chan
mel well dredged AMI deep enough for ordinary
vessels at least. Georgetown Is not the sole
sufferer, however. A couple OF years ago
Russian bark oflght draft loaded with Scotch
tile pipe for the District was compelled to
tighten her cargo over one half before she could
get up to the wharf. We trust that Major
CrHghill, under whose supervision the sum of
$1,000 is 10 be expended in improving the river
and hsrbor will put the money wher it will do
the most good and give US, even IL i be but
temporarily, better commercial facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

The capture Of Iguslads by the Csrlists in
Spain, after severe and bloody conflict, as
mentioned in our kilograms yesterday, is q very
important fact IL true, for the roy alsts seem to
be operating for the conquest Of . military line
which, IL they succeed In securing, will give
them possession of all the northern frontier
provinces Of Spain. This line is the railway
line which, beginning at Barcelona, on the
Mediterranean, passes eastward to Igualads,
some forty or fifty miles, then east to Saragossa,
one hundred and nfty miles, where the road
branches in one direction to Madrid and in
another (northward) to Pampeluna, at the base
of the Pyrenees. The line from Psmpeluns
around to Barcelona Is the base of operations
for which the Csrlists are fighting. By their
success at Igualada they may be sufficiently
emboldened and strengthened to march upon
Barcelona, city which, with its population of
$4,000, is the second city of SPAN. The fall of
barcelona would probably bring Don Carlos
from the Pyrene> down on the road to Madrid;
snd then the contest would soon be decided one
way OF the other.
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The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they DESIRE ut the
rate of Fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied By the money, should be sent to the bush
neS once Of the paper.
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ANS POLAR SODA,
THE COL DES1 AND BESTIN The WORLD.
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups.
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERa-

Jels-tr near Fifteenth street.
hFsCHENCKy MANDRAKE PILLs.-rhsse
w pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely superssde
the Of mercury do not leave any Of its .urous
effects They act directly pom the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of dersng cement result
ing from Q disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid fevers, &C., &c, all succumb to
the free use Of Schencks Mandrake Pills. For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers m3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

Have they cholera, sporadic or otherwise, in
New York city? The mortality report for the
lastweek has suspicious, if not startling look,
showing as it does a sudden and heavy increase
as il from some particular disease. The figures
are as follows: Last week, deaths, s95; the week
before, deaths, coo; increase, 2o5. A day or two
ago, attention was called to the fact of an ex-
traordinary mortality from what the board OF
health called cholera morbus. Whether the
increase above recorded is from cholera morbus
also IL is impossible to say. Some years ago it
was the practice to publish list of the diseases,
as well as the number Of deaths, and in that way
the community were kept well informed as to
the actual condition of the public health. Now
there is no such arrangement, and the public
are left to uneasy conjectures. The New York
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger says
that the health board boosted not long since
that it was able to stamp out q case or two of
yellow fever before the newspaper reporters
had discovered 10, and Asks: elf they are try
dog the same experiment with cholera "mor-
bus," it is q question whether they will meet
with like success"
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We find in the report Of the meeting of the
carpenters and joiners' association last night,
In morning paper, that "Mr. Pyles hoped the
members would cease to subscribe for THK
STAR, as that paper was in every respect I'M
favorable to the workingmen, and did not
hesitate in showing it." The absurdity of this
fslsehood Is evident to every reader of THs
STAR. In fact no paper here has gwen so much
attention to labor matters, and to the advocacy
of what it has considered the best interests of
the workingmen- We have had occasion more
than once, to be sure, to show up certain dema-
gOgues and dead beats who have tried to foist
themselves upon the workingmen and get into
position on their shoulders; but our course has
been in the interest of the real workingmen, as
they thoroughly appreciate, as shown by the
steady and constantly increasing support they
give TIE STAR. They are men of intelligence
enough 10 judge for themselves If the paper
they have read for years is in the habit of
abusing them, and they do not need the Off
CIOus instructions of Mr. Pyles or anybody else
as 10 what paper they shall take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ July 18th, 1873.
The copsrtuership heretofore existing between
GIBSON TOUMEY IN the Marble and Slate IAN
tel Works on Pennsy lvanis avenue, between sd and
oath streets, is this day dissolved By mutual
WIN. GIBSON,
T. TOURNEY.
The undersigned assumes all the Indebtedness of
the late firm and he is authorized to collect all debts
due the said firm.
NiL3s VIM GIBSON
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
NY customers and others are hereby informed that

Ny customers and others are hereby informed that
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.
rnders IL absuluf ~ necessary for the restoration
oftmpairtd h. ath that should adopt this course.
IN order 70 reduce my stock 1t will be offered for
sale fl, M this GATE
CONSIDERABLY BELOW COST,
or II will be sold entire TO any desrous Of sue.
ces ding me in business long established aud pro-
h;sble To such psrson an opportunity is offered
Of securing the stock, good will, and fixtures, to-
gether with long lease Of of the desirable
stores in Washington on the mnst favorable termsl
JOS. J. MAY
y2 939 PennsylE ania avenue.
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nSpI o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE.-The Annual
Wy Communicating, for the election Of officers,
So., will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 23i
in-ant, at Ssre O'Clock, at nariuis Tenn p-rance)
Hall, on street, between 9th and 10th The Fra
terha Messengers from New Jersey will be present
N2l-2t lRepl P. ii SWEET, CIR. Sec'y.
hF N0TICE.-Persons interested in starting
Wy Fire Insurance Company in South W ashing-
tor are hereby informed that there are Books nov
open for subscription Of stock at the BANKING
HOUSE Of y. A. BOSWELL B co, corner Of a
street and Virginia avenue southwest, and at the
OFFICE Of SIMON JOSEPH, Justice Of the Peace,
aO3 ~. stIeet southwest The Books will be closed
the lst day Of AUGUST, 1873, sooner If all the
stock il taken. y. A. B0SW ELL, Pres. pro tenn
SIMON JOSEPH Sec pro TEN.
SAMUEL HERMAN, Treas pro tenn. jy8tAl
TSsPKNICKS INDIAN HAIR RESTORBR
w has never been known to fail. IL frees the
scalp from DandruG, restores Gray Hair - its
al color, renders it soft end piabe prevents
the Hair from falling eut, and reproduces il when
gone. II is the hnest Hair Dresser known. FOR sale
BY the following named druggists: Geo. NJ Howard,
corner 81 TIN and streets northwest; Charles
Campbell, 9th street and Massachusetts, avenue
northx est Jas. Stone, It'll and streets northwest
and VIM. A. Gray, al street and Massachusetts
avenue northwest. Jyl2dn
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nSI. o: OF. CHoIR.-MALE VOICES: Meet
and 10th treets, WEDNESDAY EVENING, July
sd, at O'Clock sharp.
1t g. r. COLLEDGE, President
nFI. o. o. F.-Oficers and Members OF 90
Wy LCMBIA LODGE, No 10, and COLUN-
BAN ENCAMPMENT, No. 1, are requested to
attend q special meeting THIS Tuesday EVEN
ING at ~ O'Clock, to make arrangements for the
funeral of Brother WILLIAMA ALLEN Funeral
tomorrow afternoon, meeting at O'Clock for the
purpose. JOHN A. SHACKELFORD, O.
II JOHN A. LIMRICK, @. p.
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G. o A L.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

AHoat and arriving daily, standard COAL Of diff
ter mt varieties, for family purposes, straming,
manufacturing, &c.
An experience Of thirty years in the trade affords
Us proper facilities in selecting aud supervising
stock.
WOOD, sawed and split, or in cord length
@Best quality, fair prices, and fair dea ing.
Orders solicited.
CLARKE h GIVEN,
Ohces-424 10th street, aud corner 18th and
streets northeast. Wharves-POtom2c river, all DIN
pg Long b. idge. D22.2w
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsrl
~ On hand the largest stock Of CARR ,ud0 ..
ages ever offered in the city, consisting II tSEAzH
CouPes, BIettes, Panel Quarters Ca -
briOiettrs, Sash Doors, Jenny Linds, jun eeat
Bugsies and Rockaways, Top and No-top B1SQlh
ev.rv style; also, number of Second hand 01rri-
ages for sale cheap. Repairing promptly attendSd to.
ROBT. H. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory, 410-l14 Sth street,
northwest. Jy22-S'
IAPANEsE FANS. JAPANESE FANS.
2J PER CENT. LESS THAN BROADWAY AND
NEW YORK PRICES.
They are handsome and servic able.
N W. BURCH ELL,
jy22-I2t 1912 Il street.
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AT SILvERBERG's

AT sILvERBERG"
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
Gents Lisle Half Hose, Supernne Half. Fioss.
full regular oss Hsf soss' pair for o.
Gest t1 Ds Linen Hemmed for ii
Ladies' fine Gsuze Vests, Ii.
Ladies' RufHed Chemise:, tucked front, and tucrad
and embroidered front, 81. ""N '1'A0o
tsdis: Tucked and sm a1Ss asSs bsaver, a.
Ladies, Drawers, at 80 cents.
Gents brown Jean do, 30 cents.
Ladies' Aprons, different styles, very nice and
loo Fans, in eli styles, ii Is, SC. aud 81,
Splendid n s';Srtpsn. Of L;sh.r Belts and &c.
go sssshsi. and Bash ets, q o.
shssI Straps, q; English goods.
spirndid Rubber Combs, 4 . and 30 cents.
loo Hair Brushes, ct o, Sec. and q. =
S DOZEN L e, ana oniidren fo resuiar'made
Bssss pa. i fa ...ortmeut Of Cutlery and Plated
w
framed, Picture Frames, Hat Racks, Brackets, &c,
&C &c. 800
Before you buy elssw here, look over the stock of
20
METRO POLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sis SEVENTH srRKxT,
itI- w y
RIyERyIEw ACADEMY, PoueuxsspsIH, N.
~ u work recommenees septeinber lith. B'ys,i
"Faiinn." jyls Gun
EoR LEs. = .-T-151 = =.
soo nm -, Bf yGI, n,I BRI s ! ST.
Very reasonable for cash. u ..f',.i r.-s. VI.
l.. =. CHAPMAN, nth street,
Ule Ia between y aud 2, or 1922 18th 1t.
EwBURGH PLAsTER =
AND CEn1NT MILLS.
dale CnnEnT md MARDLI DUST. Bangof
b.tres q coisaSis, VIZ SIS assn sd bor
mia MAN :,,ss ss:S corner e and
VOE Will LIND TIE PAWS VERTICAL
Il FEED SWING MACHINE at sos Oh q.
jyHSls JOHN w. POLER. Agent. d.
'''1''soLgss.,.
iyis@ ssl Psnnsyl1snis s1ssas
t'Ht 80 MAI Z a..
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TO LADIEp,

w. How ed Il IL to see . youns wife, mothsr
Of family Who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household dates, and all her moral
pscties accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, ts see her Prostrsted, losing every day her
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misers
able This state Of weakness and debility 10 moro
fatal To her than spell Of sickness for In thai
she will receive the proper care, In the other
she will linser months after months, not thinking
worth lille to physician about II, until nature
exhausted, gives OUT and she 10 carried TO the grave
when little precaution in proper time would have
nothins can compare with the LONG-LITE BIT;
TERs Of DR.. l.. g. BERTBAM. They are . safe and
lnfallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, oos-
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
ters, which sold BY all druggists, are, In conse
medicine pss sxcsllsses for ladies. j0r6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-22
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA,

HoldiHs a Special Term, July I'D. 1873
IN the Gaze OF Pairick Knox, Administrator W. O.
OF BARLEY KNOX, deceased, the Administrator
". a. aforesaid has, with the approba n Of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia afore.
said, appointed TUESDAY, the l2th day Of August,
1873, for the final and distribution Of the
rsonal estate of ead deceased and Of the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money, when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceaseds estate: Provided, q copy Of this
e,der be published once a week for thee weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER,
jy22.ta 81 Reg ster of Wills
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TREMOVAL.-The undersigned have this day
Wy removed from corner Of New Jsrsey avenue
aud b street south to their Storeroom and
Warehouse, southeast Of square y cor
ner LIST and q streets southeast. =
Our increased facilities will enable as to supply
our customers GROCERIES,, &C., promptly, and at
prices a. low - elsewhere.
IN QULICK n RRA
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W. KAUFMAN, JsstssS V As
w Peace, attends to all kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business southwest corner Of 18th and streets
northwest. nay1-ly
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il IRICT OF COLUMBIA.

i TRICT OF COLUMBIA
ABIGAIL McDERMoIT 81 al. va. JENNIE A. MCDER-
MOTT ct AIN Equity, No. I,l95, Docket s.
Samuel l. Phillips, esq the Trustee in this cause,
having reported to the Court that he has Sid Lots
70, u Is, ard SQUARE 1867, to A. T. c. Dodge,
gu, TO Rudolph Eichhorn, for SlL 995 81 loo; and
Lot 10 Sd1are 1903 N the city Of Washington, for
1873 ordersd adJudged and decreed that said sales
a. reported, be ratified and confirmed the 81 day
of September, 1873, unless to the contrary be
shown on or before said day: PrOrided a copy of
this order be published In some paper n inted
and published in the city of Washington once a
week for three weeks prior to said date.
d. q. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
True copy-Test: r. J. MEIGS Clerk
n22tu 81 Bv K. MIDDLETON, Asst Clerk
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NJ CARD.
W TIN view TO the better accommodation of our
customers and friends in all parts Of the city,
streets northwest formerly occupied by Mr.. J.
Of FUEL Of the very beat quality, which we will
deliver in any part Of the city in large or small
opened q central Office at GAG Louisiana avenue
under the seaton House,, where our Mr.. CLARK
can be found daily during business hours, and
where orders will be taken for anything in our line
~ We have planning MILL at our Lumber and
Coal depot foot Of 4h street east and are prepared
TO execute MILL WORK of all kinds.
We will take this opportunity to suggest that now
Is the time to lay in Fuel for the winter, as prices
will not be lower this season, while circumstances
entirely beyond the control of dealers here may
make them much higher. -
7. EDW CLARK 4 CO., Dealers in
Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, holdings, and Wood
Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill. foot of 4th street
east.
y.,n }l4th and streets northwest :
Virginia avenue and 9Th At. southeast.
jyN-lW Rep. CODY
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THE SUPREME COURrOF THEDISrRICr
Il OF COLUMBIA,

IUt NUy July, 1913.
ELIZAPETH q. OULp ct al VS. JANIS W. REppICK
ct al.-No. 8 ,2s5 Equity Docket No. IL.
, ON motion of the PLANTING, by Mr. o. D. Barrett,
their solicitor, it is ordered that the Defendants
George speskman, Jonathan speakman, Jacob
spt akmas, Hsnnah Baldwin, William Sportsman,
man, George Pyle, John Pyle, Maria Pyle, Mary
Speakman, Elizabeth Wilson, George Speakman,
Enoch G. Speakmsny Ann Elizs Cloud, Sidney .
Carpenter. Thomas &. Baldwin, Hannah + Conner,
Phebe Marshall, John II. Baldwin, George
Baldwin, cause their appearance to be entered herein
on OF before the first uleday occurring forty DAYS
after this day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with a. in case Of default. By the Court
True Copy-Test:
DC. HUMPHREYS, Justice, &c.
r. J. MEIGS. Clerk, &C.
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N OF ICE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONARY
AND BLANk BOok MAN UFAcr0RY
First class goods at fair prices. for cash.
LlTHOGRAPHINC. ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited TO call aud en- anime our
new stock. BEN II. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bsuk,
and next door to Jay Cooke 90.
sel2-u Washington. ID. y.
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EefAB IsH Ed 1861.
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Eh-B ssI PkNN. ANk..tNernon Row.
s"I'Hk AMERICAN ODD FELLOW, - for July,
Price = cents, received and for sale by
sToChMAN SON, Agents for District of Co
unbis, eze 9Th street northwest, corner Of Sub
scripiions received and the magazine delivered
Ais all new Books, Periodicals, &c, ana full a.
soriment OF Stationery, Pictures, Pioture Frames.
uC-t
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WoRk; A STORY OF EXPERIENCE. By
w Louisa M. Alcott, author Of "Little women.h
QUESTIONS OF THE DAY. BY DR.. yshn Hall.
MAY. By Mrs.. oliphsnt.
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE. By Jos Bird.
Leisure Hour Series-Hero Carthew. Under the
Greenwood Tree.
Ar BALLANTYNEs,
jll-tr 42s 7th street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13

S0bsidy Pom. is evidently notso depressed By
bis Disgrace and defeat As TO forget his cunning
He has asked for a committee cf investigation
and obtained one constituted precisely as the
Custom House WhiteWashing committee Of 1871
was constituted, and with the Chairman Of that
COMMITTEES, Deacon Rockingham of Connecticut,
a. q member. The public have not forgotten
how the merchants who thrOnged to testify
before Bnckingham's Custom House committee
we're terroFiEed and prosecuted INTO silence -
Will York and the other members Of the
KAneAs Legislature be dealt with in the same
WayI POmeFoy gains two advantages by the
appointment Of this committee. The criminal
proceedings against him will probably be delay.
ed until the Senate has come TO a decision, and
the defeated bIibe giVer will be able 10 sit and
listen 10 the badgeFing Of the Representatives of
the people Of Kansas by Lis own friends and
aasociates.-N, Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13
NEW GROCERY STORE
S.W. Cor. Fourth and Market ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

S.W. Cor. Fourth and Market ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
sFS The undersigned respectfully an-f{ IN
4fnOunces to his old friends and thek3-fST
&Npuhlic generally that he has complet-
0 ed his new store. and hasOpened with stock
Of 6ne new and fresh = - -. ..
GROCERIES. SUGARS AMP MOLASSkS,
soft, white and cofiee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasseg. =.
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, Maricaibh,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black ard
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buckwhcat, all kinds Of pure Spices, Saro nes,
an kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. MVshr9on and
Tomato oatsgp RhSlsh SHa American Pickles, @ q
Chocolate, Vermacelli, Macaroni, Washing EOap IN
great variety, Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants, RalGins OitrOn, AtmpFe'R Mince Meat, Dridd
Peaches and Apples, CranSerT@s, Brocms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm. AdAmantipe and IalloS
Candles, end all articles usually kept In well aB
eortcd GROCERY Store. Call and examine my stock.
B-lv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13
Thirty Miles Of Ice.

The present is the most remarkable winter eN
pariencel for many years The Garth has beer
pretty well covered with snow since the middle o.
December, and the ice crop nevcr was so bonn'l
fall More difficulties have been encountered by
the railroads and more disasters TO life from acci
dents and persons l'cing frozen from exposure
have occurred than was ever known The cold
has not only been intense, but it has been long
continued.
We read of an ice gorge thirty miles long. And
towns and whole sections of country being in
dlnger of being swept away should there come a
warm rain or a sudden thaw. To add to this
threatening danger the Garth has just been car
peted anew with about six inches of snow,ln tins
region. The amount OF water which the melting
of this snow would add, flowing from the hill
sides into the Susguehanna, which is gorged now
TO such an extent tia; il can hardly discharge the
regular 1Ow, would DO immense, and it would no
doubt produce au overflow that would do i'm
mense damage
Below Columbia on the Susquchanna, there is
q dam about ten feet high; the ice is gorged and
piled high on this dam, and the gorge extends up
the river to the railroad bridge, one mile long,
which crosses at Columbia. This bridge cost
$4,000. The ice is now within six feet Of its
foor and rise in the river sufficient TO break the
ice will sweep the bridge away and do vast
amount OF damage. From this bridge the gorge
extends almost unbrokeu TO Harrisburg, twen-
ty-nine miles above. Marietta, said TO be the
greatest lumber depot in Pennsylvania, is in
great danger, as well as Port Deposit. The peo
pie living on the front streets in both OF these
towns have deserted their houses, and are in daily
dread of tremendous food Of water and ice that
will undermine and damage their houses should
they not be carried away entirely as well as
sweep away an immense amount OF lumber and
other property.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13

The Forrest diyorcs scandal, which some year,
ago occupied Large share Of public notice is again
likely 10 be revived Ia = and interesting form
MFs Forrest, who is nov living at Staten Island
has notified the exeeuDorB tha1 she intends 10 ap-
plaV for dover In the estate, on the ground that
She was never divorced from her husband Tbe
decree, aa ahn time it was rendered, was rather a
singular Onss bat as IL was obtained In q New
YORK eonFt, 70 great surprise was manifested at
the peculiar position in which 1t left the parties
A IeRal deciSinn will now, We imagine, be given,
which viii settle definitely the exact martial
relations existing between this parties fom tie
date Of the decree 70 the death Of the great trsg
Odian.-Bah Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-13
the syndicate Not a success,

1t is whispered about in Washington that thu
Syndicate has not proved successful. That the
subscriptions are less by S25OOO.OOO, as far Al
heard from than was expected 1t was ex'
pected thatGeImahy would be the ground for piAc'
ing, the bulk Of the $780, OOO, 900 awarded to the
Syndicate But neither the German bankers moi
people have responded as was expected. Mr.
Boutwell, u COmmendobly anxious for the syndi-
Gates SuoeOsa, ana is doubtless much disturbed in
Consequences of the small amount of the bonds that
have been taken.