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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
BY Nash q Hodgsors

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES >:.%ht T:.u%SAfS
SrCIEs,:rY OT WILLIAM = ;AE::::"!s Sss
C:A~i.p
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TIE above sta.am.r. .sa ~. true ana cvrrec,
cIlpt from the books O: the comvaGy.
PAIL r0LRCHY. President
G. ". Eo:r. Sot!et..".
STAY. ~ LnrIsfASA. }
Parsl, OF bT1..1s. .
CO o. New Orleans. y
3~c:l., aad subscribed ne.og. shI. tsltE
:. CHS. CUvELLISR. Notary Pa.l.c.
A. o meeting o. n. Board ~ Directors no.! OIL
th.. tenth DAY of June .5-2 : resolved 10 pa!
i CASH 9IVIDEfD cE THIRTY PER CENT Oh
the earned participating premiums for the yea,
ending Nav 81. lS72, payable on the third Monday
of Iuly next Also. 10 pay demand ten per cont
interest 20 the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into caplta. stock. 20: amended char
te- O. the COMPANY.
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INSURANCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~c1~c~~|~l-r>
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Onice Corner o: Camp and Canal streets
Capi.si.....................
As,.-, O.c,u,,e; o.. .31t............... .'' .
.,..,,s. ,f,. Marin. and RIVER Risk dividing
.h croft, .e,4rat..r Oh .ach department - !-!e
insured
F- N. accommodation Of its customer, the
Company ~. max. marine losses saY"O-" ..
' .; TlIES President.
J. 70 iil>... Hec:e.a''.
Directors
a.o:-e r;ra'Is,. ". ?aE:e
4, :. DuraZOr PlaCiGe FoIs'a.
.. = RabcOc. Aug Rerhard
- Bail, Blanchard, T. Iutenbtrge..
A -chr"!3-g ". Il. s'halid'
- ,I'es i;itit'- ). .hNt- !"!i ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY
ASS.GNEE'S SALE ~ BANKRUPTCY.
~ The MATTER og ADAM WERNER IL BASH
REPTCv.

Ds.:ic. coo;: OF =. United state. o. America for
the District of Louls:ana~NQ l?...
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.Io.S:oS s.. ;oviS STREET. BETWEEN ROyAGs
AND BOIRBON STREETS

:s.7> ~ ToULoysE AND ~. PETE: STREETS.
.Wb SQUARES OF GROUND II VERsAiLiES.
PARISH OF -. BERNARD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

10Y C.. GiRARDEI & CO.. ArlFj"S
ID errs-t,tfic. No. i EAchang" p!ace.-$a !
FRIDAY Mar. l. 49,: a: :we.v. ""OC. 81, AZ IN.
Merchant. and 4uctiunerrs kHcAang-, o E">..
.p-we... Canal and tGstoml"U5e streets, Nj D,
sold by public auction for ~ CONT oi absent own
-. the -,i!owin: described veg. valuable ..:".'
10 VII
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PQISIE COJPEE LANDS.
ASS!GNEEyS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
~ TIE MATTER OF LEVY \ DIETER. IN BANK
IuptCr.
r,y E. GIR\RDEY 4 a., ArCT!oE

District Court OF Vie United States q America i"'
tire District q: Louisans--No. HI.
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Second Ds:r.c: Cour: FOL the Parish O: Orleans
No. = ~.
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.H!ga DISTRICT PROPERTY.

a>$:.N.I'S SALE ~ BASiR-?T"T.
N ~. MATTE; q? Scion EEG..:. ~ BANK.
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LANDS AND LOTS IS LOUISIANA.

SUCCESSION CT MRS. JULIA MEYER. DECEASED
WEE OF l. BLOOM.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Alfred Bouligny.

..,aAsLS RESIDENCE CORNER OF OAV?HINE
AND ORLEANS STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

sTERGulNTS' Mutual INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Sfreet.............1o4
l.QHTgEyIH ANIMAL STATEMENT.
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. E. Girardey & Co.

FIRST GREAT SALE OF THE SEAScE.
on TEN YEARS CREDIT
FOR ACCOUNT OF ABSENT OWNERS
Comprising one, two and three-storr houses. ii
frame and in brick.
Available BATTURE SQUARE AGAR Ia. cram
Elevator, ell sb'y situated for commercial AMI
industrial purposes requiring water front;
THE OLD SITE OF THE LATE STOCK LANDING.
comprising :wo entire square, on "";'',
TchouptoGlas and C.LppeE. .,:ee''. and
fronting Louisiana avenue.
THAT soLTDLY BUILT k4yGg or "NE->-oaT
BRICK DWELLINGS on Lo':isian. ave"ass .'s'
;wee. Chippewa and jerse. streets.
SEVENTY EIGHT CHOICE BUILDING ."">, ccra.
p.isiug the four entire .!.sl.. lp2Gies. 3%
Magazine Constance. Laurel. Ant".iile. A'H' "a
and Fouc!.cr streets. with a. 'Af improve"
r,-nt, :her. ami Immediately opposite one
OF TIE pretti.s; impEor"i 80 'ui"N .: 10" OK. :
aud the Ianiso-n" residence, OF AcSs'5- " LIZ
F.vton Fors:aM, Rec B,o.!.o:s. GO0iv." an!
O.t.v. and
FOUR SQUARES OF GR"cSo a.on: relact.ise
!ou.'l.r. Am, ia -. D-H1s "Li -. "a :t.A
.,r.. and ..n.y ..,- ,r..:a,'- bt..!d.as SEA.
The.2,i,e wi;ou: Y.s-Ire on :e:ns % "D' :ii'. II
..sr AID III. ,euiaIr:ie. "a. e. ...Es "i',.-- ~:
notes only otaci4: = %. Cs:I. ~: amin ~
;,Ics:.
tn. .,,r. i.sr;!'e,. p,oreI:' = -. s,i 80 :E""
taxatiou. ryr-pt foE -. 4 .'i":s: "ei-. ?a'abi"
0ntv in 1874. and GHGe. Cae .: :he -rs: ;:tes Il!
the state
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g'EUTOAlA INSURANCE COMPANY.
SO. III Gruvler street,
lnsIres against
fire. Marine and River Risks.
a. the Lowest tariff Ratea.
q E!MER BADER, President.
CHAr. EEGS.FEID. Vie President.
GlJEGE STaOME!ER. Secretary.
First Fiscal Year.
Prem Ems rece Yes! y
FIT. marine and river l0ssea
paid. 85.si. 81
Re.ns;.,@uce5. rebates ex.
r1:!ses. e.c......-.' '.......s! 3o3 1|"! -
s53 I2i "a
TO.a. arn.In. o: 1919 IL
DECLARED:
:nts.cs. capital paid in. ten per cent.
Dividend OF capita: paid in. eight per cent.
D..doaG On premiums pad. sixteen oeg eea:.
TRUSTEES.
Hsat- Abraham. $. Es'z.
.-oI.s Schneider. A. Elmer badef.
.as,I.h Keller ". B. schmidt.
\. a BAUM. garden. LhtodoTe LlII1hlha4s
Z Siey. +. r Del DOlitlos
a. II Ml,ier Isaac SCheTCk.
Il Eick. y L. Nasits.
\ ScI,vart1 Charles Engsffe:i,
II. POhElA2. LOUIS hCHNAfE.
n Frank +. Eickert.
x. weiseaoaca. Il. r. .irgieve.
F. Roder. ! H. H.ldermAhn
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Directors:
- .r&-oa s-VyD NJ.
LEGAL. NOTICES.
.-T.ATI nE I.EiINEANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. BABETTf STnRK vs.. GABRIEL y. LEVY,
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Paid Up Capital S5O9.OO0o

CT< t.IFV Al INSURANCE COMPANY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27
Josh Billings on Babies.

Rabies 1 luv with all mi heart; they
are mi sweatmeatS; they warm up mi
blood like a gin sling; they krawl In,
to me and nestle by the side OF mi soul
like a kitten under n cook-stove.
I have raized babies miself; and kno
what am talking about.
/ have got grandchildren, and they
are wuss than the first crop tew riot
among the feelings.
III could have mi way, would
change all the human beings back into
babys at once. and keep them thare,
and make this footstool one grand nur-
sery but what | would do Tor wet
nurses don't kno. nor l don't care:
would like tew have fifteen 6abys
now on mi lap, and mi lap amt the
handyest lap in the world for baoys.
neither.
Mi lap Is long enuf, but not he
widest kind Nv 4 lap.
lam good deal OF a man, too, but
1 konsist Of length principally. and
when make a lap OF miself, It Is not
a mattress, hut more like couple oV
rails with jint In them.
can hold more babys In mi lap at
once than any man in Amerika, with
out spilling one, but it hurts the ba-
bys.
I never saw baby in mi life that |
didn't want tew kiss; | am wuss than
an old maid In this respeckt. j
I hav seen babys that l have refused
tew kiss until they had been wasn't;
but the baby wasn't to blame for this,
neither was l.
There are folks In this world who
say they don't luv babyS, but you can
depend upon It when they war babys
somebody luved them.
Babys luv me. too. I can take them
out NV their mothers arms just as easy
rs kan an unfledged bird out OF his
nest. They luv me cause luv them.
And here let me say. for the comfort
and consolation ov all mothers, that
whenever they see me OIL the ears or
ON steamboats, out OF a job, they needn't
hesitate a mint tew drop a clean fat
baby into mi lap; will holdit and Kiss
IL, and be thankful besides.
Perhaps there IL people who don I
envy me all this, but it IL one OF the
sharp-cut, well-defined joys Of mi life
mi luv for babys, and their luv Tor
me. -,
Perhaps there IL people who will
call it a weakness; | don't care what
call 1t, bring on the baby. UnEle josh
haz always kind word and kiss for
the babys.
luv babys for the truth there IL In
them, 1 amt afraid their kiss will be-
tray me, their IL no frauds, ded beats,
or counterfeits amung them.
wish | was a baby mot only for
once more) bnt for cvermore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27
60 FEEL WHAT I HAVE FELT.

-
A younc lady I'm New York was in
the raoit vi "rit,"S on .e y. C,Ii
intemperance. Her writings were iuii
of nstbos. and eyinced such deep emo
ss',i ~, a fr;a,6 accused her
lion vi soui 'u"s ,,h;aot
OF being a m0nomaniac ON tne suVJeos
OF fintenperance, whereupon she wrote
tha foiIo,ying toncbipv lines:
'"e ioi'o""6
Go feel what have felt
Go bear what have borne
Sink meath the blow fat' or dealt,
And the cold worlds proud scoru;
Then sutier on from year to year
THY solc relief the scorchlng tear. .r.T
Co kneel A I have knelt, .-.
Implore. besesch and pray,
The downward course to stay
Be dashed with bitter curre aside,
Your prayers buriesqucd, your tears dened.
"r..
Go weep a. have wept,
Ger loved nthers h.;
Youths sweetness turned 70 gall;
Iife's fading flowers strewed all the way
THAT brought me up to woman b cay.
Go see what have seen,
Behold the strong man bowed vt"
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1nRouoA PASSENGER TRAINS

ox AND AFTER FEBRUARY l, 1873,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

An old Scotch beggar, removing his
bonnet, advanced to clergyman for
a bit of charity. After receiving 4
piece of silver, he said to the clergy
man, "Thank ye. sir, o thank ye! III
gle ye on afternoons hearing for this,
ane OF these days" -r.rEg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-05
TIE Caldwell Investigation.

THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES CLOSED.
The committee on privileges and cleo
tons have had before them a portion of the
bank-books of Scott & CO., who were the
bankers of Caldwell and Smith at the time o..
the alleged bribery at Topeka. The single book
examined shows that during the canvass forty
two thousand dollars were drawn on the checks
of Caldwell and Smith from Scott n Co., and
that ten thousand dollars additional were oh
tanned BY Caldwelfs check on Scott & Co,
Philadelphia. Most of this money was drawn
just previous TO the senatorial election. Ia
addition to this ii is claimed that thirty-siN
thousand dollars have been found outside of the
bank-boOks. The whole amount which il is
claimed was expended is about lightweight
thousand dollars.
THE ONLY WITNESS EXAMINED THIS MORNING
was Mr.. Comstock, one OF the employees OF the
correct his testimony to the effect that Caldwell
obtained S10.0 goo on a check on Jay Cooke ~ Co.
from Scott & 60. He really obtained the money
on draft on Scott a. Go.
TELEGRAM
WAS read from Mr.. Adams, who was member
of the Kansas legislature at the time of Cald-
wells election, saying that his health will not
permit him to come before the committee a
witness. Mr.. Logan said he was plainly in con-
tempt of the committee. Mr.. Morton, chair
desired to make oath to his statement of yester-
day, and Mr.. Caldwell replied that on advice he
had concluded to submit il on his honor as a
Senator. Mr.. Morton then announced the close
Of the examination. Judge CrOsier said he
would like to submit an argument, and would
was finally given until Monday morning to pre-
sent his pointed argument. Mr.. Sidney Clarke
also desired to submit an argument, but Mr.
Logan objected on the ground that witness can
not become prosecutor. The committee re-
sumed the investigation Of the Louisiana cleo
ton case
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The CHOLERA.


LONDON. Feb. 5.-The cholera has again
broken out i'm a yirlilent manner az seN. al
places i'm Russia and Hungary.
THE SPANISH STEAMER WHICH ~ SAID tn " AYR
SINK THE NoRTHFLEET.
CADIZ. Feb. 5.-The dispatch from l...'sou,
announcing that the steamship MurillOh as hcnn
vet at Cadiz, where she has remained since Ir,r
first arrival. The British Consul here hss de-
manded the issue of a writ of attachment
against her. The captain Of the Murello, and
the officer who was ON watch at the time Of the
disaster TO the Northfeet happened, are held a.
prisoners on Spanish man-of- war. pending in
vestigation. The crew are under guard, ami
are not allowed 20 60 ashore. The Spanish au-
thorities who have made an eNamn alton OF the
Murillo declare that she shows no signs OF hav-
ing been in collision, and il il their belief that
She Is guiltless OF running down and sinking The
Nortlfeet.
ROBERT HowIFs ACQUITTED.
LONDON. Feb. The trial OF Roberf Bowlcs.
member OF the late banking house OF Bowles
Brothers & Co, ON a charge Of misslcmeanor,
took place TO-DAY i'm the central criminal conrt,
and resulted in the acguittal Of the prisoner.
Messrs. Price and r. q. Lewis appeared for Sig
nor Dagiout. the prosecutor. and Messrs. Met
calfe, Douglass and Straight for the defence.
Price opened tor the prosecution. He said q
was impossible to doubt the guilty fork Dowl-
edge Of the defendant OF the manner in which
the firm disposed OF bonds belonging 10 the
prosecutor, amounting I'm value 90 $3.50, and
also of securities worth S5l ,a0o belonging 20 the
widow Gates and Gardiner. But few witnesses
were examined. including Signor Dagiout and
Mis-. Gates. After argument by counsel ON both
sides, tile deputy recorder summed up. showing
that other me mbers OF the firm were responsible
for the securities deposited and a verde; OF not
guilty was rendered.
THE PRTssIAN ARMY.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The bin for the reoreani "a
ton of the Prussian army IL almost ready 90 h,,
reported 20 the chamber Of deputies IL pro-
vides that the term OF service shall he twelve
wears, three OF which shall be spent in active
service. four at the reserves, and i've in the
landwehr.
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR
This AUernoOn's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
NEW N0Rk NOTES.

xsr"R naNFNENEE oE1KcTs TO THE SrN
sHARTEE.
NV YORK. Feb. At a meeting ~ Inc
committee OF seventy last night a irt;.r uaS
received from Mayer Havsmeycr. stating tlat
the draft Of the charter which viii b. rrl"rt'd
n, m the committee On cities IN the lrc.' are
will differ materially from the draft a. prcsrri-
ell by the republican committee, thar this DIG
ference will nCutTali.c the l"wrt at the may"r
in the local government aud open toe dor O. a
new reign of partisan trade lohherN. The
mayor alsn points ont other objections - -
charter. which. H. saws. ought n"; "a pas.
GRAND FhREwkiL RANStEr
was given lat evening 20 Professor Iyn'al.-
which was attended by brilliant selection az
public ot the city. The char Was or"
pied bv Hon VIM. VI. lNaftS. who delivered .h.'
Opening speech. Remarks followed tnom Pro
t.ssoI 1yndan, Professor Draper, iiCnrN NaIl
BeechcT. and Others.
siNCtIAE VERDICT ~ A coEoNFg's rTrN.
The coroner's iury in the case Of the murder
az DuTNea bN simmons yesterday returned q
verdict that the decreased died from stab xoui.l-
az the hands oi Simmons. Gut a. this they add,.3
their belief that the Prisoner. nom I'reyiou-
threats made Nv the deceased towards him ms,
have considered his LITE threatened. Thu -
considered a. r,mar' able. Twelve million d.
lars are said to Ice represented i'm Simmol
family. and tie Jurors are men whose standli /,
il questionable.
ARRIVAL oF SALMON FgGs FRoN ~ R0PE -
ANEEICAN RIVERS.
The agent at the German government has
rived here with 50.ts0 salmon Eggs, 2S.e"c
which Sre a present from the German o. o.
American government, and all packed in -
large boxes. But small per centage ".
found to be dead ON M packing the eggs. r.
are 20 De distributed al once Ca Maine. 4,
Hampshire. Vermont, Connecticut. New ". -
and other states.
TIE REMAINS oF FRsNCIs WARDEN.
the representative in Europe OF A. +. StcN 81
n Co. who died recently in Paris. are eNps. q
here shortly. Mr.. Warden left an estate va 4
al $40 coo ot0.
SIMMONS HELD To BAIL FOR MILLING DUGNFs b.
John T.. Simmons. " no Killed Nicholas .s .
Duryea, was to-day held for trial i'm $1,000.
GOVERNMENT RoNDs.
There were ten offers OF bonds to-day. aNouuf-
ing to s952 $50, AT from 1922 to 1880. . s
government only bought s5ls, 30, AZ from IL 4
10 1881
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morrow evening. a. has been stated, ami ar
Engagements have been perfected 20 make q one
OF the pleasantest oil the season.
The hop at the Metropolitan Hotel viii take
place tonight, not tomorrow night. as erIo-
neously stated in the morning papers.
The President will give his third annual
state dinner at the White House this evening to
Senators and Representatives:
Miss Lunt, of Chicago, i the guest OF Mrs
Senator Logan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-05

nj WILLIAN'S
iI. DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT!
1he LasgsSf and most Complete ~ tas Ctty.
Party Dresses at Williams
Elegant " alking Costumes and Morning Wrapper
NJ Williams.
Elegant assortment Of Opera Cloaks at Williams
Infants Cloaks at Williams
Real Guipure Laces at Williams.
Real NaleDciennes Laces at Williams
Real Chantilly Laces at William
Elee ant Fans from Paris at Williams
velours Cemture Louis XVI ut Williams
Giet Empire" at Williams
Celebrated j. b. p. COrsets at Williams
Elegant assortment Of Ladies' Under Garments made
in Paris, at Williams.
hiegant assortment Of Sashes at W illian's.
Real Chantllly and GGpure Capes at Williams
Large variety of Fancy Ties at Williams.
Large assortment GrOs Grain Ribbons at W lillian o.
Children ClOaks at Williams.
Dress apd Cloak Trimmings at Williams.
Partisan made Hair Braids at Williams.
BoDnets from Caroline Csutet and M. villemeHot
Williams.
Sleeveless Velvet Waists at Williams.
Crepe de Chene Sashes at Williams.
~ NJ. WILLIAM having his own house in Paris
able to furnish the latest Partisan Novelties for
the lowest possible importing price.
NJ. WILLIAM,
SO1 Pennsy lyania ave, Washington, d. G..
jsl6-1m No. CITE TREvISE, PARIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs, Jones, Cough Mixture.

Isis excellent COUGH SYRUP has row been used
:. This community for upwards u Ave year. WITH
rcver- failing success. 1t is easily administered,
being pleasant To the taste, and in small Soses,
tea-poonip for at-sit 1t viii positively ard per-
maneniy cure a3be various affections OF the Throat
enza, HoaF-eness, Bronchitis, and fnciYsent Con
sumption. Also for the TelisS of patients N advanced
stag-e Of cons Tne;isn. These cases, though we do
claim Wal Se, II Will certainly ry;seye to such
an extent that II will be considered u e'essnR indeed
by sut patients CsIfs that you will lind il Just
a represented we iny lite trial.
Put up n re.tes, at 50 cents and s. each.
To he bad cylly Of
ARTHUR MATTHIAS, Drusriu,
nsy-3tr Corner 81 and y streets nOrthvctt.
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Atrocities Of the Tr.aic in Coolies.

San FEANCIsCo, Feb. 1.-The Peruvian Em-
bassy TO China and Japan sailed ON the LIST in
slant ON the Goth OF December a vessel named
the Glensannox arrived at Honolulu ON a voyage
from Macao, China, TO Punta Arenas, Central
America, with 6s5 Cinnamon on board. who
had been entered on the ships manifest as per-
sonal effects, all TO be taken TO Punta Arenas.
The discipline on the vessel was that of old time
slaves which sailed from the cost of Africa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-05
Fire On Rale6smOre.

BALTIMORE. Feb. "a fire broke out this
morning i'm a building i'm tho rear of 2l6 West
Pratt street, which extended through 90 Pratt
street, damaging the establishment of McHodg
kin. manufacturer of tables TO the extent ct
5000; whelan & Wilson, small produce deal
ers occupying the first floor on Pratt street were
burned out The buildings were owned by DR.
W. Eastman, and were damaged by about
$4,000; fully insured in the Roy al, Of Liverpool,
and Baltimore offices.
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Shtpwreck. On CurritucL Reach.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. Captain Hall, OF the
British brig NJ. Mcfarland, ashore on Currituck
beach, arrived here last evening from the
wreck of his vessel. He reports the vessel going
to pieces. She has been stripped Of all her rig
ging, sails, anchors, &c. aud about sixty tons
of iron were gotten on. ON Sunday morning
the English brigantine Faugh Aballaugh, from
Demarara for Baltimore. with a cargo OF sugar.
went ashore on CuTrituck beach. The vessel is
breaking mn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-05
Injunetion Agaimss the National Rail.

TRENTON. Feb. 5.-The vice chancellor delv-
cred an opinion to-day on the bin PRAYING Tor
an injunction against the national railway and
other roads. brought by the Pennsylvania rail-
road. He decides that the roads had no right
under their charters to construct a through
road, and to use them for that purpose was
fraud. He ruled for the coml,lainants on every
point. and granted the injunction against the
national railway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-05

DECISION AFFECTING BoUNTIEs.--SecOnd
Controller Brodhead has decided, in the
case of appeal from the decision of the
Second Auditor rejecting an application for 8 100
bounty, under the provisions of act Of Congress
March g. 1863, that freezing is not construed as
a wound within the meaning OF law, unless il
cause loss of limb
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PRESIDENTIAL NoNINATIoSs.-The Pres
dent to-day sent the following nominations {,
the Senate;--Samuel q. Sargent, postmaster,
lnethuen, Mass; Lemnel Dwelie, po ,tmaster,
Grass Lake, Mich.
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THE NEW SHIPS OF WAR.-The committee
of conference appointed TO adjust the differences
between the Senate and the House regarding
the ten sloops-Of war bill have agreed to a re-
port, which provides that the number of vessels
TO be built shall be eight, four of which shall
be constructed in government yards and the
other four in priv ate wards.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Both houses of the Illinois
legislature have adopted resolutions for investi-
cation of the accounts OF eN-Secretary OF State
Rummell, who is charged with irregularities in
the copying Of journals and laws OF the last leg
islature.
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CAPTAIN MERRYMAN. of the revenue marine
service, has been appointed inspector OF life
saving stations under the new regulations ISSUED
by the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
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A BILL authorizing the consolidation Of tn
national banks has been prepared by the con
troller of the currency and presented to tn
Senate committee on finance.
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THE GREAT THAw which commenced ves.or-
day and continues to-day is unlocking the fro
zen bosoms Of the rivers and breaking nm the
ice. Along the Susquehanna the snow Is melt
ing rapidly, ana the small streams are pouring
large volumes Of water into the river me ics.
nao NOT commenced 10 move last night 1T the
eorges At Port Deposit, Williamsport, Harris
burg, Columbia, or Chiclles, but II was thaw-
come to- night. The people on the Susq uehanna
might have taken hint from the Yankees on
the the White river, n: H., near the Junction with
the connecticut, who have Just broken mp an
immense mass Of Ice at that point with duaiin
IN SUCH ? way that the river is carrying Il on
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Caution,
AN 4 PERRIES wore TERSHIRE SAUCE
RCv~rs are cautioned tn avoid the numerous IOun-
ter1tIs and limitations Offered for sale
JOHN DU MEANS SONS, New srik,
ocfgr2awIy Agents for the United SIates.