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epe,ial : Notiien.
SdIttMDre
e:pe 9ninrGnrH Nffirs.

;sire sSniiranes SFiles.
pas o"sn ssH's S.Ts,s nS sss1'Es sst 55aSsu
etEu1sst 1sstransuro(ut. iopobi in esI StaeL tu'e Tn
os Su,p 1ils acteu ron siqgntbum, sSoaH' eaeen1 u
Ssnarsnbiuier. S-nhc'seatsr afereauptoentts. uts.
snisr in Qabuuq btIRoldle 6abrieuee II. !. 10.
eDis Duetlorium beitebt aus iol9enosn 9erren:
Nsm. aS. Sarriiou. BIafoent;
M,o ", Ri6ers, 3. D, 9apff,
Son;s < JRiIion. :. Robt. Seustub.
snarS Rprniuetou. q. Rorton Sterara,
Ss.nnnss;s s. aiSc, q. 6. RsDconler,
Seurp Sarron, StoGs 2etItss
R. Q. SteuGrt, ". Us, SGuleA'
geo, 6. Sarrion.
S,,,;,o,crs orpu!are une fysitere Tc&r.9t Iber
"a agGsssNSSai f1irS in 6gr Offie,, SaeDef=gie BON
ssnS gqeT! 's 4nnssu s9aHs aasasa'aai s4ssn aa
.;rs sSrift ausfrommeu. weitf Der applifani
ulin5den mag. L. a~-ns.-.v.. Cav,
iSan.1.i5.O S'' HN01-~o''9' S''''
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ST. :. g. Maters, 3abnar3t,

Err. Al, SenoperfreRe.
Dr.. g3oters erbdlt bic nntirltten SABINE ourd Be
bounluns unb Sifuhs, ieBt tinitlts Sabine anf cine
oe1bcerte Wietbote Elm u. sisbt 3dbne obne Sdmer'
gen aus. AIe arteitsn perben Sarantirt. Beionbere
aumert'artsit miro ben 3atnen pon 8inbern sefuibs
met. (aprilio,1SO
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8olSz unb 5ilbernaareEs

- tWnlD> HHu SLIUgEWUuIEss4
EE. Gin rei1baltss eassr s,..s...
"'sD"> Ganibsre uno iilberns 2 az 9euut Eta.
G5iibsrSiGttirte SSaarsHs
5ifA. efiertp d0rel.
Naue 8ronse<s o. 4 &c i %.
az {ebr biGtaen BrsieE BET
". ". sSarnes
Il 5einem reuen 9ei4dis. ,..ax
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t,.4sraen,Arn n,in iEatcrbe zen,

25 Yrolent DlNlyvt, ulN El9CH0 e'EE H''0e'e
Geirhat in Der Staot.
Medicated Scarlet uoil!He untettitIoer
eeqen 5fbeumdtiemn5
Mertro. Dumsuz untettletoer
pom aaen brlicbter Nobrltatsn.
80 g.p;cnt hiniaer, ais fsr rSs'oogn'"e"Se'''
Gn sroBcs Anorttmsnt Don
Rsifftaid)en uno 9trteiH,
t,,ris oud pouIieiinz 0amsn.untnitelectr, Gorfst=
tan, s5triinpien, caneitubsn'e'
Seal & 9artmastEr
Rr. t39, sBeRsBaltimoreat.
.s9oi3i ,l2Wt,D spiibeu South II. @alpertFt.
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NuS &drfdS.
Sonares NcrbanSilnacu.

et.Qouis, 80. San. - @ine BrtuattepeI6e pol
Sopefa, &anIas, bertbtet. oaB Senator lomerop a
elmer 8ebirnentjiinbgn9 ertrantt 1T.
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Neue Mn3eigeW.
SSPrInnnf.
Scfamntmahuna fiir

OkkIWTWI+
3pei 9cuerIhneioer uno 8ebr tudbti9e Rdbmdb6en
i'm Wasfenz nzt9Qroerote'Geibu1t uoH MTRclie E8inPel
in Rr. 3l3, 4Seit rdttitraRc. (27-S)
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S60nc 4nsii0ten iir 8siudr Der
8iener @eltausheluns. Son 8len i9re;bt
elm Correspondent Der y4u9sburser 4qsem. !.
i3situug:" u0ie ausfteQun9S' 'unuerld)dmt.
belt pirft ihon breite Sdatteu oorau8; Die
Serren 9Siener ieien eutihloiisn, ben 6reu
ben ben auientbGlt nabe5u unmo9li4 gu ma
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getriiben6er Selb tmoro elmer
L.

. etr II b en- er . el D Il nj or 0 E n !
iungeu Dame. - Sim II. 3. yfts. be-
ain9 5rln. Saute 8aaer, einc Softer BON
Sberft S. sc. @allsr, i'm neitlifen &beile
uOnSpOttipluaAiu Gountp, 3d., SeIbitmoro
burd grtIdnfuug I'M 9urtb annazSIuiie.
SRI. Bauer mar eit 5tpei ODER Oret Sabren
frdnflid] gemeien uuo man otrmutbet, OuB
oeislbe an elmer @citt8lGruns gelttteu babe,
Bsuor iie ibre 8Obnung perlieB, mn itt na9
benz 6luB Su beseben, ifrieb fie tbr Seitl1
meut, in rueltem iie iiber ibre Sdmrdiudeu
uno anberes peri6nlif)e @igentbum Uerfitgte,
uub cine ytote, moriH iie anseigte, mo- ibr Sc.
itament 5u ftnOtu iei uHb ihre abF4t tuub.
that. @lcib mad oem 6luoeu oieier gfOte
wurbe rudl benz S0rper geiudt, bof3 wurre
berielbe crit am folgenben 0ienitas 9efuuben.
Die 9crfOrbene mar TN %. SABRE i6rss Sls
ter5
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2h 0rn,eilt Geip1rt.

lInsere auuoen srhalten ben Sortbsll unlersr
sroBeu Saar-@intdute.
Gcrtprstt & &ornsr's a,,.
OItrIicott Gompognte
,n mo onSersu bsliebten sSatrifate
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shspeazsee BON ssaltimDss' uns SutaIR Rs
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Gin biib DIES 8Hreaufreteu.
g til flein erSGbIt bic 0ieucr p0eutdz
3eitung:" y8el'm Sdalter elmer YenFon8.
faiie prdientirt id etH 6err, I'm 3pei fdQige
SiGrteIjabI8raten ieiner Yeuion cin;ufQIIt=
rem. Saum bate CT ictuen Sogen bineiuge=
sebeu, ais er Den Geamteu brummen bort ::
,Uieoer @iner, Der niht in Sr0nunQ il!"
,QSaS feblt oenn ?" iro9te Der 0trr b6ilid,.
,98a8 icblt? 0oS QtbeuS @ertiiitat ieblt!"
ySt bite nm @Hti6ul0igung, eS lit babel" "
ySa mobl, oa8 pom beutt9en Datum 1T 6az
bel, aber no lit ba8 bonn leBteng gierteljaBre?
yUilr iheint, oaB, wenn idl beute nod lebe,
tf nm 10 cher Dor einem Sierteliabre nod am
Qebeu 9eweieH iein muB." yM09lId, oaB
bleS SIRE glnitd]t 1T, es 1T aber nid)t Die Der
IOminliiratiOn." llnO Der YsnFoniit mar
9eiwuugeu, Die Sat]c in Sronun9 3u britt
gen, I'M ietn @elO Su erbaltcn."
Ger 2eBte ieine8 Stamme8.
Sor Sur5em itarb in YarjS i'll elmer Oad)-
tube Der ltue DC Setne eiu armsr, alter
Wiauu, nelter gswiB einem Der dlteitsu SU-
nigs9eidlle1t2r oct 2Selt an9eh0rte. Dies
mar Elm Sabler, Nanlen5 9oudmanta, Der
lette IOt0mm!ing Der y 0gnaitle Oe8 Ulon,
be5." IS lit betauut, OaS Die Snoier 10 Die
6amilie tbrer alteu&0ni9e nennen, ba lie oiez
ielbcn btmmllid)er 2lbtuuit bieten. Sor
3iemllt LANCER 3eit bate 0Ouamuuta ST.
Oten DerlaiIcn. Sn ietner Sugen0 mar CT bort
6at'r 9elueien, bate Iid) brel 20d)er i'll ben
0liden gsidla9en unO ian Obusllnter6rehung
Sabre bnOurdl Oa8 gcbeillgte Q6Ort ySm"
aua9elprod)eu, luetde5 Der Sn6elriTT oe5 aus
lit, tnoem sr iortma5reno 5wiiden ieinen 6iu<
germ cine Bliitbe osS g0hlideu Sraute8
@Out5a 5erOriidte. SIM Sabre 1912 teute ct
td an Die Sptse zines aufitanbeS segen Die
@n9ldnOer, 3m erltsn Saarmiisel lpuroe
er gefangen genommen. Der Abt6mmling
Der 0pnaitie oes WtOnoe5 bllGb edit Sabre in
&efanglh baun mur0e er BON oer&0ui9in
SittOrla be9uuOigt, uno CT be9ab itd1 uat
&onoOn. 0ou1mauta blieb 0aielbit bi81855; !;
zines Cages uerlhwano CT uuo fam uadl Baz
rlS, no er % Sabre lebte unO iid) nit Ser.
fertiguug iuoiidler Gegenitduoe fir @urioii.
tdtenbdnOler beiaBte. 9tad etntm GObe iauO
man Jttdt5, alS cine o2rtroGnete 2otoSblume
uno elneu &ublhman3, ben CT nah benz irs
hijd,pn LSpipttp in ieit1p,t Spr, Fouhtsft
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Giuc oroBdrtioe SebiptnbeIet.

Rem.y Ort, 80. San. - Sr. Gowaro
Simmonbs BON 0eu DOrt ma4t bic Dtitt
tbeilung, buB III jener 3elt, NO er Superln'
tenpent oes laufenoen Snpentar5 Der yllnions
Bacifc. Glieubabn" mar, Der Sompa9nle oon
Der 5irma y. q. Butler in yfep'Yort 20 alte
9otomotiuen als neue osrfauft 10 urbpn. -9te
@ompn9ne beSablte iiir jeoe 2otomOtipe sl6,-
900 bis $1,000. Obgleid) Siumonps bic
@ompagne Oaroui auimertam madlte, baB
telne 2ofomotiue mehr ais $4,000 mertb lei.
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ScScr1,touu
lnllli Annfnfk

reid ooer arm otrberatbrt ooer uid ioUt Itu Qrbtu
fir cine Ieineu WHteln ntipreheuot Summc ucrNdcrn
uno in cem ooroiriten RGnge eer be.8seitcsn Seieus
Z L. =
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SHos,rrmauoel in Suffalp.

BuffalO, 80. San. = BelOe Waiiefz
punlpen Der Stast Buffalo iiuO gebrodIen
uno herridt tahsr GROCER gBaiiermansel.
Die gSaiier @ommiiidre baben 100000
@aaouen 0aiier i'm 9aupt= =&sierpoir ub9e'
iperrt, um Oas 8aiisr iiir Seuersbriiuite uer'
rpenoen III f0nnen. IGe 9edafte iiuo ems
pfinolid beeintrddtigt uno Die uuf OasStuots
waiier uugepeieneu 9ampfe 6abrlten 9ed>Iols
len. 2lue gOtonlotiptn Der @tlenbahnen mill
len FG auBerbalb Der Staot nit Saiisr psr'
ieben. 4ue aus bem g8eIten fommeuoen
Yieb,ii9e bolteu auBsrbalb Der StaOt uno
wGllern ibre Gbiere, Oa in Buffalo fsin gSai.
ier su haben III. SAT- ulle !3eltungsn t0unen
nur nit GROCER Miibe cas n0tbtse g8ancr fiir
ibre Damp pfmaitinen erbalteu, um SlePrefsn
gu treibsu. Ntan boiit, baB bic Pumpwerte
hia r1nrnRn In Stnnh nrirtst ieln nsIbsn.
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Dtamarten!!
Sterlinafitber=9ksaaren+
Batei, Btttippe eomp,'s
G;catsr GaIasnnbren (stpas elesansss'j }
Aud sin noleS giiCrtinneEt Der better
atberssaftirtsn aSaareE bel
@eV. II. zssbh s. SCI
oseS, @de Der Baltimore nno 2!aPttfs
Bae!ess s9rcalsn4tscs
9arlorzSb banbsitgrs
9or(orsa tcnoslasts.
s,ssustssas@ tGnfsiisrsf
.3ibliotbef, 6 9Gnoeltets,
acknowledgements.
saaina amsrsS sans :lisrSs
GFsmrgerz@b bcn6siters,
gS5immsrs2ka5asitsrs.
Sspsturs t. 3anbeiers;
SausEurs6 tcaheItsrf.
aus Aetsa Saseinrio,tnnsen.
Daiferz uno q no ereH nnc
WeparGtursg Bet
q. q. dpibfou,
Mr. s, Rot6zeibertpirase.
,xr-r.a.s7l Str. 5, Horbzeiterteitr
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gt. Courtney & Brnoer,
Str. IA, 5tDrb SbariesitraRe,
Gis Ger 6apettsitrase.
Stir MAIDEN au unisreu ,6aoltisex uub oiicttir'
ten 8orraib poa
Gbampaguef,
shetr,, eB en III nOn Der isinffen Snalitaf.
Sberrsa, Sort uno 0tabeirda WsInen,
Sranntwsin,
Sam alta Mum, u,
6aDauaa=Sigarren
on,msrf,om pslts ale ;usi s9Odsn PEI NG"pI.t sIr
smnicnosn uub i'm 9lsinet gu SE9roBz Tts'le' 'st-
fault pstotn. ,.
Fsinen gBee
un0
ouseewdblte t5rOesries ssaarsn fnr 8am's'e'
ssrs,.,,s Mosn,su oss beri5mten luboouis rete
auetnise ass gBbtsteu. t.OeSl3, ,i2UttG
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.


| SENATE--After our report Closed
pubic buildings and grounds, rePorted an orig
snry 30 exchanges the old custom house and pot
ONCE site in Chicago for the Land belonging q
Vic school ilnd OF the city AT the corner OF Polk
Mr.. Sherman Introduced q bsif authori1ine
the irreyocaole deposit OF money In the United
States Treasury and the payment OF S yer cent.
interest thereon fcr charitable or edacationsi
purposes. Referred to committee osI finance.
Mr.. Alcorn, from the committee on mines and
mining. rePcfted the bul to aid in the coussrac-
ton OF the sumo tunnel from the proceeds of the
sale of mineral lands, with amendments
Dir. Davis, from the committee on claims, re-
ported without amendment the bin for the relief
OF WIN; Schiiiing & Co, of Baltimore, ND.
claims, submitted a report on the message OF
the President vetoing the bin FOR the relief of
u. Milton Best The committee recommend it,
passage, the objections of the President 20 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Morrill, Mel, from the joint committee
on the library, reported adversely on the bill
providing for an International COPYRIGHT.
Mr.. Cssseriy submitted n resolution instruct
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury 90 transmit b
the Senate statement of the net earnings OF
the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads
for the years 1870 and 1871. showing, i'm Diet all.
the receipts for passengers and freight during
the two years and the running expenses
Dir. Norwood called up the b,n to relieve the
disabilities OF certain citizens Of Georgia, Ala
bama and other states.
,i,s ,.,,s ~ Al Is moved 70 amend oy inserting
rS;,n thn, -, c.ns.son laws: lie said thss
~ In ~ ~ ~. ,,oSing uisapinues they might
and get through the whole business.
opi, ,o,i. =, a., a. Ell. Z nasah was lost ne
IT. Ssu $50 49, ~ s', III az ~.
which Mr.. Edmunds called tie yeas and NAYS
The Ssr.,. a., "ss ;,, :, ~ 1 uvsum sWins.
ne SensNe unch, Without iurther sciion, ad-
Journed until Monday.
MoCSE---After our report closed
ne pafzsraPh IN tne West Point Military
Academy appropriation bill, authorizing the
secretary OF War, at his discretion, 70 subst,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

Tho snow drists reach the tops Of the telc-
graph poles in Iowa.
0Jtica people are accused Of wearing snow
ploughs Tor Oyershoes.
~Mr. Samuel Cook OF Iowa sold his wife 4,
Mr.. Josiah Delmer, for ss2.s7.
Donly four noses in Duluth h.ve no, seeu
frostbiiten this winter, and they belong 30 tcs
kettles.
sSMrs. weeper, of Nichigar, wep, hascr,y
when Young weepcr Stanley d" wiz her httii
savings in his bootleg.
~Cincinnati manufact ared n .OSs. So gallons
of whisky isst year, but me- one has been able Z,
tnd out how much lager.
~Phiadelpha wants mrre hotels for Tie
coming centennial festiy al ant evident saat.
more lunatic asyluns, too
DIt Is considered a good oke an Janesvile
Wis, 10 stick n small pOx nag ih trout Of your
neighbours house in the night.
ssrAn item for fathers with indolent sons
"An Ohio farmer has sent his lazy ION 10 state
prison 10 get ND OF supporting him."
S-There is a new law in Arkansas again.t
carrying concealed weapons. and the cut
threats wear their pistols AN strap outside their
Clothing.
s0-Richsrd Chapel. a New London hoy. ha.
risen in wealth by Californian speculation ana
row signs himself Don Ricardo Ohapelie.
@The Dubuque young lady has an effcaciou.
way OF getting rid of objectionable suitor-.
She sets her big bull-dog on them, and uhey
never hesitate.
1The Utica Herald IL responsible FOR the
assertion that "co"s In the vicinity OF cGrthage
have given ice cream during the cold snap ..
lat week"
~Ominous sounds come from Albany ant
IL Is said that "business' viii bedull. The rad
road kings have decided not o. buy up the legi.-
lature; IL b. cheaper Ia buy the new charter.
after they are passed N T. Posf.
ga friend to dogs" writes 20 an exchange
to ask: lis there mo way To cure hydrophsbis !.
dogs" We know OF one cure. hut Mr.. Bergd
objects TO IT, IL n 90 cut OF the tail close u ts
head, ana throw the pieces away.-N. A. C,~,-
M al
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DIED.

ABBOTT. ON Friday morning Februsry !. ~,
bot, aged . years months, ans q dsys, er =
long ana painful Illness, which she bore with Chris
The friends respectfully inyiiea 70 attend n,
funeral at 30 o'ci0es, AZ i- Western Presbyt ria.
church, ON Sunday evening February ., 1873
BCRNHAM. On SATURDAY, Februar, sun. .t D.
m, after hong and rsinfui Illness MIS- CARO-
LINE L. BpRSHAs, aged s6 years, wife q ss
Due notice Of the funeral viii be give. in suai,,
HARGRovg The f.uaeyal services Of ~. late m
X hAKGkoN viii take place q tl.- Ccagr '>,p aai
# 1hs su9ci SisI ~ as so ,asts M%s.
sent.
LAURIE On SATURDAY msruiss Fcbr4s-v sh.
At qnarier past 3 a m, MAS'iARaT ANN, wife of
Notice Of funeral bereaftcr.
past oidel am S,er s ons and TN Da is 4 % nas
she sare with ChTistisn fortitude' Nrs. MARY A
Another voice has icii,ed ne sosgs
That echo through the skies.
The courts of fsasdi.e.
STAHL. On the esenlng ~ the 7tb ipS, NJ ga,
John siahl, formerly q Harper Ferry, aged s.
In her last cnnversatirn there no hesitancy IN
heart: Tbs staple truth p@eious S,io.r, was that
upon which II. relied, and when on the very verge
,sIity. on the high the salline privisese q tue
isSwsT In Se -, Nm, @ full, Ig m Whit
human PHILOSOPHY which gives strength 60 q fs-lis
seTo on ss 81 s ws. %sfs . ss.S Ssa he'd
10 say All IL well, as she bids farewell % husband
sa a lien sa t. %s ~, he .
Gospel. Our mother has len a husband and three
are all in the en,cy Of The same rehsiSh WHICH
Ssnsed the moher triusyh, and thss The whole
tlle kingdom Of gloTyi 4 r.
sI The funeral I, WI iss place Ryl.pa tlape
fully invited TO attend. (Chsris-tOwn Free Prsss
eldest son OF j. " Thomp-"n- sged Is years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08
RY WIN. L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9o3 Pennsylvania avenue
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

BANKRUPTCY SALE.
Mira F N6acs saMfsS
6 AMP 63LisHdNs sT9NE A AZ sH9Ps APP
ING HOUSES, situated on and Water streets,
near the Pet9Insc riyer Wsshipgt9p 2 G, To-
soSAE Up PRo PTS MA'hiShhi AND FEE
- I'm WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of March,
u Of
sitting in Bankruptcy the undersigned, Assgnees Of
tse al $
Real Estate, dssignsted q: the north part q Lot
si nlnssssn t1s and twenty s in SQUARE sn MUM
s Marble linn; = X n feet Sd & YIN ss.%
r. ssd 1rss 70, sssS saa POLISHING
Sssns .as sSSs i :S soS s .nps
pure , wsisr and r, Panpins s engine
enters shop, with rubbing bed; and = large frame
The buildings are Substantially erected of stone
and wood, end in addition 70 front Of about 2l0 feet
hes 1hsss Il about 50 on
street There are nearly ref, feet In the lots
viii asS ss hs o
opposite the mill desienate ~ Lot s, In Square Sos
having front OFFS feet on street By dcpth q ~
Also, at the same time and place we wiz sell aie
hosting machine, blocks, puleys, wheeb, old ifos,
&C., &c. =
including the shops and stable creds win be given
searins inssssst, payable sarterls g the
cenber, S@; one-han the balance 3 b paid in cash
the icatiou Of the pale and the rs ainder I'M
twelve months from the day Of sale, with six per
cent interest The credit payments 20 be secured by
deeds Of trust ON the premiees A deposit 81 m
will be required at time of sale > y
Tor tbs small hc1ses asd tpt In square Os, ,ene-
thru ss.s and sh s.see; e
sale.
All conveyacing 70 s a purchasSrs' coSf. -
SAS IaMTGHnSREi,ox HH::iEnss: y
The above n the most conplsfe min efths Kind
IN the District q Columbia, and caers rare oppor
receive Offers for private sale up 70 Wafch s. 1873
and viii sake pleasure IN communicating further In
formation TO parties Wishing TO purchase.
] J2SecSw&dfd WI. I. WALL . CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

CoIN5lDINCEs--An account was given some
DAYS ago of a singular coincidence between the
battle ia which General Zollikofer was killed
in the west, and a rum0r which preceded the
fight by three or four days, and gave the actual
particulars as they Afterwards occurred, even &c
the death of Zollikoffer. IL il very singular
what strange forms these coincsdences assume
Flamsteed, the astronomer-royal, the first di-
rector Of Greenwich Observatory, aud the
most eminent English astronomer of his time
was once asked by an old woman-who, Accord
ing to the superstition of that day, Considered
him an astrol0ger and magician-the where
abOuts Of q certain bundle she had lost. Flam-
steed gravely told her to look in certain ditch
and then come back. Meanwhile he prepared
himself to give her severe lee ure ON her folly
when TIE old woman returned in great delight
with the bundle in her hand, found in the ditch
Ii Is needless to say that IL was thereafter inn
possible to shake her belief i'm Flamstecd.-BaI-
fs,ROre Ga seffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

How HE woN HER--Hsface r. Clark, Van
derbilt's son-in-lAg and right bower, was one Of
the most eloquent lawyers. One day, being
poor, he vent into Vanderbiit's once and said,
"Ccmnodore Nanderhilt, I Nike your daughter,
marrying heri" sAA," said the old man, cyni-
caily, lyon want ny money, do you?" Clark
turned fowe I'd the door. and said "Oh, you and
shouted v snderbilt, sscome hack here, yoa can
have herr" So he married the girl, left law,
went int o Wall street. and IL worth twelve 90 az
teen NJ ,Ilions. q a.
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i :. OF COLUMBIA,
Sising as a Dsstyia Court Of tAe DATED States,
~ EsbrWoyu 4. l0S

THE REBEL Ram ALEX ALE.
II h this day ordered that TUESDAY, the 18th day
final hearing of the question and maers q the dis
tribufiop Of the amounts found By the Appraisers
All persons interested mast appear said llthday
Of Eebrgsry iSs, 49,. anTesnf, and show cause II any
This notice will be irserted three tines week In
each Of the daily papers In the city OF washinqoa.
York and 70 BE- desisnsted BY the Clerk
Of 81: sos. sEas Ss9i e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

Two CHILDREN ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoEED.-
A Chardon (OhiO) correspondent Of the Cleve-
land Leader writes Of date Feb. ID "A terrible
accident occurred on Tuesday evening last, re-
sulting in tie death of two ktfle children be-
longing 10 LIZ. Th0s. Childs, 81 this pAce. The
circumstances Of the case ere a. f0t1ows: The
al the drag store Of W. G. Parsons n purch ase
some rochelle salts, the clark by msstake giving
her tartar emetic Returning hone she divided
q spoonful between them They were imme-
diately seized with viosent vomiting and pur-
cling, accompanied with commissions of which
they died, one about four hours after being
taken and the other Sven. This terrible acct
yillaQe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08

Two ANONYMOUS WORKS OF ByIwER-
The London Times is responsible for the fol-
lowing statements in regard 10 the late Lord
Lyttsn: every one must have been made
aware by the advertising columns OF the Press
that another novel by him IL announced for pub
licanon, and d is some consolation 10 know a.
we happen to do, that he had himself expressed
the very highest opinion Of its merits. But we
believe Ii will be q surprise to every one
to learn that II was Lord. .Lytton who
was author OF the Coming Race, g. wen a. the
sparkling "Parisians," now coming out In
Blackwood, and happily, as we understand, left
nearly finished" The auShorship-of the Cotainc
Race was discussed with great deal of curiosi-
ty at the date of the appearance Of that rather
remarkable book. 1t rs some comfort 20 kisow
that there is now no danger of its becoming one
OF the distressing problems Of DE Junius class
of literary mysteries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy vania avenue and Ilth ST
Star Office Building,
ASSIGNEE 8 SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED


EEAL ESTATE.
- The undersigned, assignee in BANKRUPTCY OF
g: Patrick j. Ms keyee, Will on MONDAY, the
ses, at O'Clock p. m, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder lots and ii of Wilson's subdiv ison,
Of squares $50 in the City of Washngton, District of
Columbia, improved by a two story frame building
These lots front - feet 10th street, between and
q streets, northwest, and run back SO 8 feet.
Terms OF sale are one-third Of purchased money
cash balance in equal secured payments at and L
months. deposit Of SlOO required at time Of sale
r. ROSS PERRY,
Assignee of Patrick J. McKeyes
J27- eolW LAT1MER Il CLEARY, Aucts
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
4rict OF Columbia, holding a Special Tsrm, letters
tests%PesnfaEy on the e. peI.saL estate Of NARY
ceased. All persons having claims sssinsf the ssid
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the 3h day Of January next they nay otherwise by
law 10 excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
isl-fN. d. A.WATTERST0N, Exec,rtor.
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- Ma. Sallie Cooper, Of Baltimore, has
xied the nery gasoiine for the last time.
ga Tene Haute base ballist caught coal
oil lamp on the fy, hot from the hands Of his
Infatuated wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-08
by GRE EN- 4 WILLIAMS, Aucticneere,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY
FRAME HOUSE, Nc. Sll STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust to me, dated June
s 9, 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No 65a folio
176, one Of the land records Of Washington, d
Or and at the request 0fthe party secured thereby
will se ct public auction, In front of the premises,
to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, February Z,
1873, at O'Clock ?. M, part Of original Lot 9, in
northeast corner Of said lot, and running thence
west 50 feet inch, thepce south 100 feet inc hes,
thence east 81 feet y inch. thence north LOB feet
inches to beginning, together with the improvements
thereon. =
Terms: 81 900 cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, to be secured BY a deed Of trust
upon the property Slou down on acceptance Of bid
Ii terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days after sale the Trustee reserves the right 10 re-
sell the property. at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. =. .
; BRAINARB II. WARNER. Trustee
f5-N GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, February IL, 1873.
B. II. WARNER, Trustee
rs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.