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GEOR GETOWN.

wEDDlNe.-Mr. Richard Fullalove, of this
city, was married yesterday evening to Mrs.
Elizabeth FullalOve, of Washington. The GER
emory was performed in the Gay street BAPTIST
church by Rev. DIR. Huntington.
The COAL TRADE.--The water is now in the
entire line Of the canal, except the Georgetown
level, and Superintendent Mans expects to have
the necessary repairs completed and the water
in by Wednesday OF NEXT week. There il a
great demand in the northern and eastern mar
ket for Cumberland coal, and there Is a bright
prospect for a larger trade in coal at this port
than ever before, especially il the improvement
OF our harbOr is promptly carried into effect.
IMPRovENENTs.-We notice other new i'm
provements on High street. Mr.. Dent is dig
gfng cellars under the three storerooms occn-
Iied by Messrs. Buckley & Narbury, Richard
Fullalove, and Thomas Knowles, located on
High, corner Bridge street, preparatory to low
ering the floors to the new grade of the street.
MKssRS. HOLLINGswORTH 81 COUGHLAN,
house-raisers, are now engaged i'm raising the
four buildings on Bridge street, near the mar
ket house-Nos. 159, 16f, 1853 and 165-to the new
grade OF Bridge street. The rise here is about
IS feet.
RIVER NEws.-The recent cold snap pre vent
ed the arrival this week Of the Baltimore boats
The steamer New York, due here on Tuesday
last from Philadelphia, reported to-day from
Occoquan, where she is also ice-bOund. The
steamer John Gibson cleared at noon TODAY for
New York, with 400 barrels -four.
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SEDUCTION CASE COMPRoMIsEp.-In the
Court Of Common Meas, in Baltimore yester-
day, the case Of Miss Anna NJ. Kraft against
Emanuel Schaeffer attracted a large crow, and
excited much interest. Schaeffer Is tall man
with lack-iustre eyes, and Ii apparently about
As or 80 years of age. Miss Kraft is rather 4
handsome young lady, who seems 20 or % wears
old She was fatherless child, in Glenn Rock.
where Schaeffer kept q store. The present suit
was brought to recover damages for breach of
promise of marriage, the seduction of the girl
being alleged as an aggravation of the case,
Inc counsel for the plaintiff stated that Schaef-
fer, who is widower, wrote love notes to her.
asking her to meet him away from home. but
she made no response. He was finally formal
ly introduced to her, and at once be-
came the most devoted Of suitors. In the
latter part Of July or August they mutuaIIv
pledged themselves to become man and wife
but no time was fixed for the marriaoe'
ne sald Schaeffer was using for months tears,
protestati0ns, and every possible artifce to ruin
the girl, and finally succeeded, and boosted
afterwards that she was the hardest woman
ne had ever tried to seduce, and that he he
neved she was As passiOnless as a marble
statue" subsequently Schaeffer took the girl
10 hotel in Baltimore and brought there a
physician, and urged her to submit to treat
ment that would destroy their unborn Offspring
Inc girl positively refused, and when she went
back to Glen Rock, Schaeffer under pretence of
giving her tonic, gave her medicines that efiec-
ted his purpose. He finally told her that he
never had intended to marry her: never
wanted to marry her; that she was not his ST vie
ana that he was not ON the marry" and snbse,
quently when she refused to continue the crim,
nai ihtimacy ne lett her in a pouring rain,
with curse and the declaration that "sbe
MI ut 60 to the ID" 1t is understood the case
was compromised for 3 800 and the pavment os
the costs OF the suit.
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PROBATE COURT, yadss Oiis.-Yeeterday, the
The viii Of the late illam II. Langley (heretofsre
noficeib was proven. The viii q the late LeAnaer
Haskil fully proven and admitted TO probate .
to personaty. Letters tee amenfar were Issued to
J. W Denver and the widcw-bond A5Mo. John
T. Given qualified administrator Of a. d. Caro-
Tiers estafe-bond 600.
POLICE COURT, Judge SHsH.-To-day, Thomas
Spence ,celored, charged with stealing one hundred
pounds Of bouss worth o.. Selma PohL charged
with stesiing wstch some levelry and set Of furs
from Nehemiah Miller, pleaded guilty and the case
was sent TO the grand jury. Henry Brown, larceny
Of some cans a fruit reform school John Madigan,
assault and battery on Nathan Thomas dismissed
Henry Jones, larceny Of some towels; SO, anil in
def. ult 81 days IN JAIL George Lawson. assault and
battery on VIM: Roeselle; post poned. Harry Nun
roe, assault and battery on Joseph Torrens with a
billy, with which he put head on the latter. The
care was clearly proved and the court imposed fine
OF so for the assault and $50 for carrying concealed
weapons, and in default sixty days in each cas-
Nm. Nelson charged with selling liquor without
license. The information and warrant were found
TO De defective, and after considerable time spent in
debate by counsel attorney Miller was permitted TO
amend, which delayed the court some time. After
Yards officer Lee testified to purchasing drinks
from Nelson's bar; fined l05. An appeal taken
Ida scofeld; warrant, was sent TO the workhouse,
In default Of security. Molly Pratt, same ofense;
workhouse. Agnes Redmond, petit larceny of some
the same woman who has been caught picking the
pockets Of ladies in the on several occa-
sioDs, and the Judge sent her to jail for three
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE y. =. cHURcE

BALTINoRB CONFERENCE y. =. CHURCH.
The second days session OF the Conference
with Rev. Bishop r. s. Foster in the chair.
The transfers Of Rev. o. II. Tiffany, from the
Newark conference, and II. L. Hysore, from
Nebraska, were announced, and their names
entered ! ON the roll. A number Of preachers
were called and passed.
Washington district was called and repre-
sented by its presiding elder, Rev. DIT J. Lam
ahan. His character was passed and that of the
following elders, yiz:-S. A. Wilson, g. q.
Markham, r. w. Black, T. n. Eddy, 9. w.
Cooper, s. NJ. Hartsock, 8. shannon, W. c..
NJ. F. B. Rice, j. H. Dashiel, c. H. Mytinger,
+. G. Kirby, j. d. Sthl, A. Jump, H. McNemar,
). p: Newman, }. B. Van Meter, o. II. Tiffany
and M. +. Hys0re.
The committee to whom was referred paper
submitted by a committee from the Baltimore
Preachers meeting concerning proposed re-
union services with the Central Pennsylvania
conference ct Chambersburg, Pa, reported
resolutions cordially accepting the invitation of
the Central Penrsylv ania conference to en-
change fraternal greetings and celebrate re-
adopted.
BA TIT LORE GoMrsRsNsl, NE; cHURcI soUra
In session in Trinity church, Baltimore, was
opened yesterday with the usual religions eyer
clses, conducted by Rev. w. b. Seat, d. D., of
the Texas Conference. The committees were
filled up by the appointment OF iaymen.
The twentieth question was resumed, and the
baltimore district was called, when Rev. j. s.
Martin, the presiding elder, reported his work
as advancing in its interests Three churches
were built and two are building. The charac-
tiers OF number OF preachers were examined
and passed, and favorable reports were received
from many districts. Rev. Samuel Rodgers
presiding elder OF the East Baltimore district,
reported his work as in a better condition than
last year.
The recordsi in the case of DIR. L. D. Huston
were presented to the Conference and were re-
Ierred 10 committee Of three, consisting OF T..
+. Busey, j. L. Clark and A. p. Brude, for ex-
+ The committee on the case of j. F. Clark were
appointed, as fOllows:-C. g. Linthiculn, T. e.
Iebbs and w. A. Wade. The charges against
MT. Clark are Of debauching a young lad v in
West Virginia.
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0koee-water accounts-The story of how
the water rose In the western rivers, putting
covers under the painful necessity Of rescuiua
young ladies with boats iron cha4ber windows.
~The purser Of the stsamer CITY Of Paris.
from New York, February n, landed 1t Queens
town last night He reports that he len his
vissel eighty miles ont, WITH the steamer City OF
Brussels In tow, having lost her rudder fhe
City Of Brussels left Liverpool, February 20, for
New York.
"a special from Brussels reports that Cap
tain Curry, Of the American vessel Agloma,
Gnicn sailed nom Antwerp for New York, car
t nea avay by force seven sailors belonging to
Une schooner L'Afficane. A dispatch sent to
the consul general Of France at New York. in
Agloma, " VIZ
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TNTHE SUPREME 6 G9HET 0T THE DISTRICT

Hoiding Speeiai Term, February l0,h, 1873
In the case Of John Carroll Brent, executor Of
A IN Il. BkENT, deceased, the executor afore
e the District Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, the 1lth day of March, A D. iS3 Tor
the final settlement and distribution OF the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand as
far the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and hsirs
81 said deceased are notified to attend with their
claims properly vouched, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased =
estate Prorided, copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Star previous TO
the said day Test: A. WEBETRR
flO-mNs Register ~ Wils
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GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE,
S5OO,OO CASH G1FTsI
100000 for emily $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
10; lsl; the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit of The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, TO come ' M
at Liberty Hall, Louisville, KY, on w
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IHE PROMENADE CONCERT in the inau gura-
ton ball building last evening was a grand sue
cess. being attended by at least six thousand or
eight thousand persons. The music 6. 81.
>, band rom Governors Island, N. ", and the
Marine band, of tins city conld NOT ha s ,,,o
passed, while the exhibition drill of Companv
n W. L l., Col. VIM. q. Moore, was another
interesting feature of the entertainment. The
move 'eh's Vi inc company were executed with
present highly praised the pronci-u., =. w, we
company. There will be another concert in the
bal building tomorrow afternoon, and again In
the evening. The Marine band will furnish
music.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

TOTAL, lO,VOO Gfs, all Cash.. COS. ..- a 500 OOO
To provide means for this magnificent Co,..-.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS Only
Sold "iesoS
PRICE OF TICKETS:
WHOLE TICKETS $40, HALVES IS, AND OuAR.
IERs SxSO. ELEVEN WHOLE TICKETS FOR 100
NO plscouNT ON LESS THAN 100 OR DERs Nothing
could De more for presents than tickets
THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the enhancement And an
dewmen OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY on KEyrrcTv
which, by the special act authorizing the Concert &
ts benefit ~ be forever free to citizens of every
State. This Concert will be conducted like the fr:y,
and second heretofore given, and full particuis, IF
the mode OF drawing the gifts and paving them, snd
everything necessary to thorough ~
the scheme, from beginning to end are now pnSiissd
IN the form OF circular which viii :. shad re-
So'' - = nv Apply. The entire manae ementof
this Undertaking has been committed by the trustees
to Hon. Thos. =. Bramlette, late Governor Of Ken.
tucky, to whom all communications pertaining to TIE
Gift Concert should be addressed.
X. T.DURRETT, Presf
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice PresH
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library of XIV.
FARMERS h DROVERS' BANK, Treasurer.
Gas the time for the Concert is close nj han,i
april Sth) parties wanting tickets should send in
their orders Immediately If they would avoid th,.
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable i'm the few
days preceding the Drawing All orders and appli
cations for agencies circulars and information win
meet with prompt attention.
TH0S. r. BRAMLETTE Louisville. XIV.
janll-s.&tntApr6 Agent Public Library Ky.
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A CUBAN CIVIL RIGHTS MEETrNG.-A meet
ing of prominent colored men was held last
night at the residence of Mr.. George +. Down
ing, TO discuss the question Of the recognition
of beligerent rights in Cuba and the inaugural
address Of President Grant in relation 10 civil
rights. Among those present were Gov Pinch
back. John Jones, OF Chicago, Congressman
Elliot, Rainey and Walls, Bishop Brown, Geo.
T. Downing, p. III. Murray, X. +. Greener,
John +. sampson, Rev. Mr.. Levere, of Tennes-
see. and Prof. Nashon. Resolutions of sympa-
Thy Tor the Cubans, and expressing confidence
in the President on the subject of civil rights.
were discussed, but action was postponed until
future meeting.
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SALES or REAL EsTATK--w.L L. Wall 4 ca.
anctoneers, sold, yesterday afternoon. on the
signees, the large building known n Bradisv,.
stone min, ~ the foot Of 9Th street, near ths
river. 10 George Mattingiy, for $4,000. Aiso'
lev, for safJ ~
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MRS. LEoNowESs--The public should not
forget that this lady Is 70 lecture this evening
at Lincoln Hall. (See ADVERTISEMENT She
will be introduced by our REPRESENTATIVE in
Congress, Hon. y. p. Chapman.
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TCESD APRIL ., 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can he
procured from all parts of the country will add pleas
ure TO the entertainments, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating vast total ef HALF a
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be distribrited
By lot to the ticket holders, as follows:
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TIE SALE OF French bronzes and works of ar,
at the salesroom of Messrs. Latimer e CIearyN
southwest corner Of nth street and Pennsyi
vapia avenue, wac commenced this morning,
and viii be continued this eve ming at Z o'clocf
The prices obtained were very low consideriuy
the costly and elegant workmanship OF the
articles offered, and as no other such collection
viii ever be offered again, 10 would De well for
our citizens 20 attend the sale this evening. as
the Messrs. Vii Bros. are willing to dispose OF
their objects at very reasonable prices.
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Poxp's ExrRAcr hss been prescribed by
Iysicians Of all schools DIFF

IONDS ExIhASI ~ Occu pLc>cfApeo 0y
physicians Of all schools. DIFF
PoNp's EXTRACT cures all 6esh and Muscular
ailments. Try il. Ysu win not be disappointed
In the results. diff
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
ASK YouR GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits,
rolls, bread, grddle cakes, wafiies, sc. Depot,
60 New ST., \. Y. At retail by all grocers.
PorD's ExTRAcF-Por twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Pond 3 Extract
Book. 2,l0:25
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near 70 visit DR.. White, the we'll known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corne, bad nails &C.,
and advice - to suitable shoes.
PoHp's EXTRACT has been used for twenty
i've years BY the people Of this country. and has
tism, neuralgia, burns, aches, soreness, bleed
tngs, and troubles Of the bowels. Do not suffer
from these complaints without aekins some
friend what Ponds Extract win do for you. diff
The NATIONAL SAvINes BANK, corner OF
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
to 8. Nt3,I4tl6
WIILcox q GIBB's SkwrNe MAcHrNl. The
celebrated BAxaAr Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intellgencer Bailding. 1923
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler, near AZ street
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DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB A YorNG LAW
About o'clock last night young lady, daugh-
Ter OF Major Cadman, on returning to her home.
on u street, between 18th and 18th streets north
west, was attacked on 18th street. between r.
and ; streets, by a colored man. who nlacs.i his
hand> over her mouth, and, throwing her to the
ground attic mpted TO rob her OF her rocket
Without securing her money he made his ss.,sns
~ scaling the fence Of the Olympic base bsli
grounds. - '"
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THE MICROSCOPIC WoRLp.-We invite atten-
ton to the lecture and exhibition of Prof. Starr
at the Calvary Church tonight. This exhibition
Is not only Instructive but in the highest degree
entertaining and novel. The Professor ha.
lectured with marked success in the principal
colleges in the country, having had thirty years
experience i'm his profession.
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DISTRESSING AccIpKNr.-Yesterday, about
10 O'Clock, while Mr.. johnson, living on the
river road, near UniontoWn, was employed In
burning some brush and grass, In clearing NJ
some land, the tire caught the dress OF his little
daughter, who was playing near by, and before
burned 50 that IL died in q few hours after
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ITNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the PETITION q fkiNGls r. sfs s6 of
81 'ss & Nay. .'isa &c.
on the ed day q April that the tine 70 for ding
hs y snd sss said psea
y ssr''' my oBBpSf;s H "a; isFFiFsn;sn
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
'rict o! Columbia h9lains Special Term. letters Of
sET e Inv ss y wssSes e b
aecessea. An persUns having claims aEan.! the said
with the vouchers the sabscriber. on or
bs ~ al n hs
March, ha THoMAs sas sfE Of
THIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the ,ub.cri
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term.
i'f Rev Of n S s ss'a &
W Wa .ist d. c. dec cs AL. All my
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers fhere
a. to the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
from ali een % e Given
under my hand this Nh day f. Efsaars
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the PETITION S Sft Efs5s,F of q III
ss yf nina praying for the eStspso1 Of patent
Issued on the 10th day Of April, 1872 for improve
Il is ordered thai the testimony in the case closed
on the 18th day q A gr next, that the time for filing
, % d ana NE Examinsrs report be limited 70
nj he Msp said petition be
sss may oRe'isf al: sfsf.ssn
TINITEP STATES PATENT 9ETIoE,
On the petition Of BkSNHEf H R6TS5 OF
20 az fGr ss as 81 SOn e
Tor an improvement in Tip Hammers: v ''''' low
ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
and The E1s@insr report Ss limited e te
"a dsS s a,v 1sH and that said petition
ssSs person az iSi!; Ss%n..e..,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has os1aint1 from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
q 81 Ii. y seE'
sss:sa All persons h.yias Claim. s6ain:, the .sid
g tie fasa sss s% o.
<, hs Ia DAY q ,y nett they
Given HHess 81 A'H4a aS s.. s a * kiS
lINfHE sUPRE1NTr U SSSgET "A THE DIsTRIcT
As.diss SIsasi fvw, f:ss:sy MA, ius.
t 4 STfaTEIs :s%i X:
,;d g M q sforsseid hss, With the sppTo
sRssssss &. 1 Ss.s sessls
ssi ana ss9sd ne . ss
az AZ rHsss az re cssto ard hss q cad
sxcIoded from eli Ssne6t IN aid deceasedT STATE:
three weeks IN he s ss .1 sss;. %
in.m;a' A.wEBsrER, Register Of Wills
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THE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL met last
evening and listened to several address
among those who spoke was Hon. John
McSulre, OF St Louis. The Chair stated he
had held a conference with several members OF
the nited states House of Representativ Is re-
earning the use OF the hall for the purpose of
hon.ng tailoring mems mass meeting but as
YET lad not received any definite answer
A letter was received from a DELEGATION of
me Cherokees, Greeks, and Chickasaws asking
the council 10 use their inf uence with Presidenf
SIah, towards securing the appointment OF
snaIs Viii was referred IN a special commit
this subject. A' vi
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FLOUR.

.srsI,s once o. we cannot guarantee the above ON
0&raeieo low prices Tor any definite Iensth Of finn
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NJrRED BIZ SKY RoCKET.-On the night
OF the 4th instant a bow named Edward Kim
mel, SET nre 10 sky rocket in Defrees street.
men, IN Us psssaee struck little girl namesi
gsIet .iy nm, tearing the flesh from her left
She was taken TO her home ON Massaehnseffs
avenue, by q policeman and DIR. EIIiot vas
called in and dressed the womb os "@s
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OE
Holding Special Term, FsbTaayy 18th, 1873.
ri In the case OF John FRANCIS i: and Mary P.
Hsisted, Executors OF MARY HALSTED, deceased
the Executors aforesaid have, with the approba-
ton OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia Aforesaid, appointed WEDNESDAY, the
18th day, Of March, 1873 for the final settle
Of said deceased, and Of the assets in hand ar
far as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
u said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceasedS
estate: Provided, COPY of this order be published
previous 70 the said day. Test o'
fS-w.a' A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINsToN, ID c., February 8, 1878
On the petition of s. +. ROOT, Of Bristol, Conn,
pray ing Tor the extension Of patent granted to
ment in Clcck Disls:
1t ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 18th day Of April next that the time for
ming arguments and the Examiners report be linn.
tied TO the 18th day Of April next and that said ne.
ttion be heard on the sd day Of April next.
Any person may oppose this extension
W.T. M. I'D. LEGGkTT. Commixa iopop
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MASS CONVENTION OF CoLoRED MEN,
convention Of colored men, representing b,
delegation, eigteen or twenty states, meets to
night at Union League Hall, where resolution
relative TO civil rights and urging the govern
ment to indicate In some practical form It's sym
pathy for the struggling patriots Of Cuba, will
be discussed Gov. Pinchback, Geo. T. Down
ing. Rob't Purvis. Congressman Rainey, Elliot
Walls, Rapier, and others, will be among tn
speakers
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SMALL Pox.-Since our report yesterday,
following places: $40 street southwest, and
lsto = street southwest. Deaths 2, woman and
child y corner ID and n streets southwest, and