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bone t'mo ago. corporal punishment was for
btddon III tlo public schools Of Now York BY tho
Board Of Educntion. The Committee OIL
Toaeers now petition tho Board to havo 1t
partially restored. They aro backod IN By
twenty-five Principals Of tho mn1o grammar md
primary schools, who wore selected, partly by
lot aud partly on tho gcoro Of seryico and oxpori-
onco. They report that tito abolition of corporal
punishment haa affected tho discipline in q
variety Of ways, which thoy mention in dotail.
They say, particularly, that truanoy Is moro fro
quont, that poor parents are called away from
their occupations to discipline thcr ohtldron.
that many unruly Children have boen d1!yen
into tho street or to tho warehouses;, and
tint pupils do not exercise go froo
q submission OF thoir will to that of
tho tcaoher In caaes Of so!f-denial or unimnor-
tant matters. Wo apprehend that tho latter rea-
son explains tho desire Of tho tonohers to havc
corporal punishment restored. II is worry likely
that tho pupils do not fcol themselves 80 much
onslavod aa when tho rattan is held ovor their
heads but no do not believe there Ia any good
reason why they ahould. ALL that the toaohers
ask OF the Board ia to giyo the Principals Of the
male schools tho right to thrash the pupils.
This ia probably beoause It ia tho PRINCIPALS
alone who arc asking for = modification Of tho
rulos. II tho assistants bad their say, It is not
improbable that they would oxpross desire
that tho privilege Of exercising tho cane should
be extended to them. It Is to be hoped that tho
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Tho Chicago produce marhets wero quiet yes"
terlay, but genorally htronger. Mesn pork was
uu1ot and Ar1nor At sl1.6o caBh, aud eals7h@
1l.60 seller December. Lard was quiet aud
ebado castor, at o1l@o16o cash, and 7}S@7}lo
soller January. Moats woro quios and nrm| at
$40 for shoulders, 59lo for short rtbs 6}s@6o
tor short olear, Ill boxed, aeller Docombor aud
, 1873-11-13

Tho paducah Qiy:) Congressional District
was represented by Mr.. Grassland, who voted
for tho back-pay bill. APaducah paper does not
quite Justify hig action, but It saya that ii any
ono Was entitled to back pay it was Grassland,
who served In tho Confederate army four years,
was throo times shot down on tho battlefield,
and received no pay, and but a soant supply pt
clQtliug. =.
, 1873-11-13

ACADEMY OF FMu2IO-IIn1ated stroet, between Mad.
" A WomRns Wrong"
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,MoV1OKER'S TIIEATRE-h1ndl.on strcot. hotvosn
" School for Scandal"
, 1873-11-13

MYERS oPERA.MousE- Monroe sttoct, botwoeE
Dearborn and Stata Husictuuo Of "Guy Manouyeriug .
Ninstrolsy aud conlion1ttIoe.
, 1873-11-13

' CENTRAL CHRISTIAN 0lfunpH-Coruer Throop
And Adams BtFoots. Iocturo bY George g, nullins.
Euhtecs The Gorilla Of African Juusos and American
EpcictY.h
, 1873-11-13

MCORh[IOK'S 11AI,I-Ontuer North CLARK And Kin.
Elo htsents. Inaugural Concert bT Eonla"ak, Kunkol
. 0EQS,. Qto,
, 1873-11-13

bogina to soom aH II tic romark of tho Apache
bravo wcro true, that unloas they kept up thoso
raids tho Government would not provide them
with their bounttoH.
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NOTES AND OPINION,
,u III E9-1.. ~ :.
Tho United statoH Senators whoao terms OK
piro Marcl s. 1876, are:

F*3o 71utVH u 1u7Dl HEU
Naturalization in Roman OnrosItton In ftd{ia1
Amcs, h1ihs., Iinmftu. Nc.
Ddpard, Dcl., Lo,yis W.
Doromnu, West Va. Tratt. 1nJ'
urown1ow, Tonn., narnsoy linn.
buckingham, Ct, Schurx Mn
Carpenter, Wis.,, Bcott ra
GGassIiys ga.. epraguo, r. l.,
gnannefl M!eh.p Stewart, Nev.,
Edmunde, Vt., Stockton, N. j..
Ftnton, N. T., Sumner. Masa
Flanagan, Tex, Thurman, O.,
Gilbert, F1aY, 17pton, Neb.-25.
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-Roconnting tho votos Is now IN order, IN
Massachusetts and 80 many errors have been
discovered, offocting change Of noats in tho
sonato md House, TINT the Boston Journal Of
Monday aays:
With closo votes and rccounts it will be como days
got befors perfect list OF tho members elect OF tho
Legislature can be u,ado out.
Tho Richmond (Va.) Wig OF Monday gives
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FARMS


i2O acres, six miles from Huntington, with
WIN BOod mouse and Outbuildiugs, on Guyan-
dotte river. Price. S25 per acre.
ii0 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
tventy-iwo miles from huntington; 34U rcrcs
timber Of fine quality; several small houses on
the place. Terms easy. Price SIS per acre.
- ncre- on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
fourteen miles from Huntington; all bottom
land on Mud river, with good mill scat
Terms easy. Price - 600
100 acres on New river, four miles from sum
mers c. II; first rate land, in good order; 100
acres timber, balance in cultivation; good brick
house aud outbuildiDgs; terms easy
price. $4,000
30 acres within two miles Of Huntine on: 6
acres bottom, balance rolling; all good
Price. $4,000
-Four farms Of respectively. 225. 40. 35. and
$50 acres, on Hurricane and Sraty Creeks. at
low prices.
si acres on Guyandotte river and Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. eight miles from Hunting.
'oni good frame house, .Tchard, sc. S6.UOu
100 acres On Mud river one half mile from
Milton depot on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
mo- Improvement. but fence. Price, $4,000
6s acres one half mile from the village o.
Guyandotte on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road and Guyaudottc river. orchards q houses.
Price >l5n per acre
i3g acre. nine miles from Whrie Sulrhur
SPings. Grccnhricr county: 2aO acres under
cultivation. balance timber. good house and
outDaildlnss. Price. ~ 900
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WANTED.

We want a tract OF five. ten. or twenty
thousand acres of coal, iron or timber and
farming land tor COLONY.
w $. DowNER d Co,
West Va Real Estate Agency,
over the Post Office
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w. ) Downer ~ Co. have several very
cheap aud eligible houses and lots on Sec
"nd, Third and Fourth Avenues Persons
settling here will find it 10 their interest to
call nn them and examine their liste.
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Huntington Church Directory.
First Presby,erinp.-s.rv;ce.

First Presbyterinn.-Ser every
sabbath, on 5th Avenue between 10th aud 18th
Streets at II o'clock, n. IN. and half past H. m
heN' D. D. MeOiintock, Pastor. Sunday school
a. m.
BreckinriIge Presbyterian-scrv
ices in the Land Company's building eN cry
sabbath Mt ~ a. IN. and7 p. m.i Rev j. Peters
pastor Sunday school at half past 9 IA. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL lC. s. Walker.
Pastor. Services nj Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday at IL n. IN. and D. M; I'm
ion Sunday School at 2:3O p M; Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
Christian Church.-Preaehing every
Sabbath at pa o'clock p. M, in the now School
House, corner Ith Avenue and 7th street
Protestant EpiscopaI-Rcctor. Rev.
Edw Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hall, Sd Avenue between 10th and lith streets
every sunday at II a. m, and ~ ?. m
Sunday school at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
Bapfist-Preaching every Sunday even
ing at ?. m; Sunday School at a. m; PRAY.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscopaI-Rcv. J. A.
hibbe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett & Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
"enth streets. every Sunday evening at o'cl'k
sunday School meets at 2:30 p. m.: PRAYER
meeting every Thursday night at o'clock;
Class meeting every Sunday at 1 p. IN.
VI. T.. Church, South.-Rev. Fox.
pastor. Services at Holderby Chapel every
other sabbath, at o'clock ~ IN , voui,nencinr
on the 18th of June. 1873 Sunday school
every sunday at Q a. IN.
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sCRInNEH,s RON oCToorr

DR. BLtUvELr- artIcles on "MoJern
Skepiicism, in ScRnNKRs MoxrurY have
excited more di-cuasion than any similar
articles which have appeared Tor long
Tune The ilrl ani gonoluIing p,p,r
entitled "M,dern Skepuo-n What our
Laynen must DO about II, appears rn the
October number Geo-te w Cable rive,
us YER orlsht ari chareoteri.tio little
New Orleans Story, AMI Aloert Rhodes de.
scribe' "a Day in the French Assembly,.
DR. Holland To Topics the ines" dis
GUS p, Gen lie nan n Politics In the Old
'"'ipet are The Stacy Person, a Friend
with '~'ne'e Fault, aoi Morning. Mo-,
and Ng %, nni other regular department..
are interesting
viii November new volume vail com
mence WI h twill uesln two American
serials, kntrarn ErrI-. by Mis-. Ad.l,s
Ira'ton (auih'r OF rno American Girl A.
broai) and E,rthen pl,ener-. los st..
keoecc, Harding Davis NJ. Tr.t,r..
novel ID ihr grand serial" OF the y.a, AID
To-" u i' "r "-trlklne and beabnini .tor,
Mr. Frond paper. viii a.so begin To-
November
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LIFE INSURANCE.

W :. Downer Il Co are agents for the
oest ih'e Insurance Company in the Uni.
ted Stntes-the Washington, Of New York.
Gail and get circular, calendar, blolter,
Memorandum book. Ac.
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a'' he h'd ai R.doced Ro,es

1000 m Evprcss Train Tor White SULPHUR
SPRING.. Richmond. all point. North and
South. md connecting with james river
steamer. for Norfolk.
32n p m. Accommodation Train. arriving at
thHrie-f"u 6ln =. m. and Kauauha
Fall. 5000 o. n.
Pa.srngrr. leaving Huntington ON the %
o.. m. LNpro.- train arrive Of White Sulphur
SPRING Z p. m. and Hichmoud $50 ain.
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WANTED.

Mineral and Timber Lands On or near the
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. in
any quantities. W. :. DOWNER 4 CO.,
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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WANTED,

tract of land. suitable for large colony
near H-n'iHJ'o". or on the line Of the Cke.a-
Pe"h' and Ohio Rniirord. II must be of good
a'erage 9uality-limbcr. Mineral and Farm
ing. Tract must not be less than III. 900
nor more than 10000 acres.
W. :. DOWNER 4 co.
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office. febI5,4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible building lots on
the western border Of the city, and II few acre
building lots at very low prices
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have n large number of the most eligible
lots in town, and some very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Call and see our list.
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WANTED.
100000 feet Walnut Iors

he of good quality, and hcwed square
W. 5. DOWNER X Co,
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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WM. +. W1LLaCE,
ruBLIsHEK AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

The price Of this paper is Two Dollars
Per annum. For months, Sl,2S; for 3
months, IS cents. singls copies, cents each
payable, always. "a adroncc.
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cents per square. will bc charged for each ad
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Tie attempt {, rrpai- rhe AHaorc c,bi.
OF Ia0'. 10y u'g steamer Grea, Eastern. La.
Jailed
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Marriage and Death notices free but com
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% &. CHASE. ~. D..
l'Is .NC"TISI(Ca IsJIN,=IS.IN


0Nr. ~ .ir,r"s. a,.,f l,i,,- fbe pa.,oae,.
N.tr.t.H... Sd ir.sf. L,.o.r y...,f. .t-.tt
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". J. KLINE. VI. ID.
T.. r. S.fTNDERS,

Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Second Avenue near Merchants
Hotel, and NJ City Drug Store ON Third Ave-.
HUNTING ROY. WEST VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-15

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL
TRUsTEKs--A special meeting of the board OF
held last night at the post Office building, on
Congress street, for the purpose OF making ar
rangements to pay the money now due the con-
tractors of the new school house building. Mr..
Moffatt moved that a committee OF one or two
be appointed to wait on the Governor and con-
fer with him on the subject, which was adopted,
and Messrs Hyde and Dunlap were appointed
as said committee. Mr.. Curtis called the at
tention Of the board to the fact that in some of
the schools the teachers were in the habit of do
ing away with the recess during the daily ses-
sion, thereby injuring the health of the scholars
Mr.. Hyde was Instructed to enforce the rules
In such cases On motion of Mr.. Beall, the rate
of premiums In the different grade of schools
was fixed as follows: Grammar schools, SIPS;
mary, IS cents; the average being 81 cents, the
same as that of last year.
SUSPENSION OF WORK ON THE NEW SCHOOL
HousE-The contractors for construction OF
on Saturday last because there is NO money to
pay them. This is much regretted by the citi-
gems OF Georgetown, and it is hoped there will
be no unnecessary delay in the passage Of the
Dill now pending in the District legislature
making the necessary appropriation to carry on
this season.
RESUMPTION OF WoRK.--Col. Sam. Strong
resumed the work of underpinning the build
lngs which have been raised in the vicinity OF
the market-house this morning. Now that We
nave goOu weather, 1t Is hoped the improve
ments In Georgetown will be pushed to com
Pleuon. 1t is over twelve months since the
commencement Of the work on High and Bridge
streets.
RIVER NEws.-1he steamer GeOrgeanns
arrived to-day from Baltimore with a carge OF
general merchandise, inclodng 200 bushels
corn for Beall & Shoemaker, and the Lady o
the Lake cleared for Norfolk with a miscel
laneous cargo.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fsh to-da,
were very large, amounting to 600 herring
AMI 100 shad. The herrings sold at $3.50 10 8:
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Thos. p. Nor
gan arrived to-day from Alexandria with 5G
bushels wheat for Hartley 81 Bro, and cana
boat Bradield Hartley with 200 bushels whea
Tor the same; akO, canal boat Andy JOB nsoI
with 2,19O bushels wheat, 65 barrels fio1r an,
900 bushels miilfeed, for j, q. Waters. Tn,
sales on Change to-day were $500 bushel
bushels good do, s1.92 to s1.95, and los
bushels do, at s1.s3h to Sissy.
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AFFAIRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY, EA.,-Ldnd
Sdtes.-A tract of IS acres of land, near Gum
Spring, was sold on Monday, by Chas. p. jan
ney, commissioner in the case of Mcfarland
vs. Mcfarland, for $500 cash. Cbss. W. Maffet,
purchaser.
Messrs. Harris and holland, commissioners.
sold on Monday last, to Judge Fuller, OF Wash
ingtOn city, the beautiful estate of N Lou Oh
borough, esq, near UPperville, of $50 acres
known as "ROkeby," for 1885 per acre. They
had previously sold 1s5 acres of same tract at
$50 per acre, to Robert Fletcher, esq, of Fau
quier.
VIM. Hough sold a part of his farm fifty
acres) near HilisbOro to Chas. w. Butts, agent
of some ger tleman in Maryland, at SO per acre
Ii Is said that the purchasers intend to 90 ia
work at once, and develop the iron which exists
on the land, in great quantities, and of the
finest quality.
attempted Decentralization SUNDAY morniy o
last, during the absence of Mr.. G. +. McCoy
from his house near Hamilton depot, an at
tempt was made to burn the property. Seine
and forcing the door, found i'm one of the cwer
rooms, bed saturated with coal oil, and
several casks and old chairs piled on top of it,
A N atch had been applied, and the flames were
making lively progress A timely discovery,
however, prevented serious consequence A
negro woman in the employ of Mr.. Nicer sus-
Pected OF the offence, WIS arrested on Monday
and carried before Justice Gore. We have not
learned the result of the investigation.
furd'yzed.-We regret TO learn that IL Rev.
VIM. G. Cross, of the NJ. T.. church, South, who
was partially paralyzed on Tuesday morning
last, at the residence Of Mr.. Isaac Hawing
near this town, and lies in a IA Their critical con-
ditch IL SbU 10 Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-15

HORRORS OF THE DRUNMeED COLLIERY Dis
AsTER-A Total Of Serenty-fre Lires Los.-The
IRE AT the Drunmond colliery, Nova Scotia,
continues to burn briskly, but is slowly abating,
all the openings being filled up, and q stream
OF water has been turned in an air shaft lately
worked Men who have escaped with great
diffculty from the slope report that on their
way up they passed the bodies of their CON AIDES
who had probably become stupefed by smoke
Since the explosion none have come up ali We
Of four men who volunteered to 90 down the
shaft shortly before the second explosion, three
were killed. Several violent explosions took
place Tuesday night. One was perceptibly felt
four miles distant. The inquest commenced
Tuesday. The number eff victims will probably
reach seveDty-fye.
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Arrest OF Col. DE BLANC AND OTHER
1CENERYIrEs IN LOUtsiANA-The following
persons have been arrested by United States
marshal in Louisiana, OR the affidavit of V.
Martinez, colored, charging them with intimi-
on other charges, which are left blank: Colonel
De Blanc, Gen. Alexander DeclOnet, Gabriel
Fournet, Huntsville Fournet, Zachary fournet,
Haul Fournet, Pau DeclOnet, LasssiIne Bril-
ant, Alfred Fischer, and Eugene Bertrand.
They leave New Iberia to-day, with United
States deputy marshal and an escort 81 United
States troops, and will arrive IN NeSs Orleans
Tomorrow evening, and appear before the
United States commissioner Saturday. 1t is
reported that the United States troops 1.-TWO
companies) now i'm ST. Martinsville viii rem ain
there several months.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Yesterday, w.
i. McCuen MED an application Tor a constabi.s
position. ). B. Colgan applied for admission TO the
bar. Hunter sgt. Cook; Judgment below athrmed.
POLICE COURT, yxdss SneH-fo-day, VIM.
FOrmsn, loud and boisterous language; S.. Alfred
Robinson, same; IS. Thomas Scott, assault and
battery on sarah Hswe, SO and costs. Caleb
Sears, assault aud battery on John Green, n cart
driver; 81. Wilem Msgruder, assault and battery
on Oracle Ann Mehitable Wood; 81. John Sam
aers, larceny of brass kettle worth $3.50; fined S.
Frederick Cole Charged with having engaged in an
ARRAY; IS. Henry Tabert, throwing stones on the
street with en- India rubber shooter and smashing
windows, In the neighborhood Of street east; s..
Anna Lewis, loud and boisterous talking. Mary
Jane ODeli testified that Anna came down to her
alley and gave out word that she had come down to
lick that -, Mary Jane ODell, aud that she was
prepared to meet her judge-meaning Judge Shell
as she had saved money enough to lick her, call
lDG her bad names, which raised the whole alley
Anna Lewis produced a witness proving abb
that she was home sick under The Doctors and
not oet of the house the day stated, the Judge
suspended JUDGMENT, and IL having been discovered
that she is an i'm porant witness in the of high
ored man pal of Spider now in jail to answer
$50 as a witness. VIM Mason, colored, was charged
with grand larceny Of a mule from James Shields,
valued at hoo The accused, il is alleged, had been
working for Shields, but had been Discharged, and
on the night Il Monday, the 5th took the mule from
the stable OF complainant, whicIhe enabled IT,
do cas- ly, being acquainted with the premises The
dectives reco cred the animal and Mason was epm-
mtfed for hearing, the most important witness be-
ing absent.
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II FlNE BOoTS, SHOES, W
AND
CATERS, AT Low PRICES.
sTRASBUR GER BROS.

sTRASBUR GER BROS,
600 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN ANDX,
Have now on hand full line of BOOTS, SHOES
CATERS, SLIPPERS, and LOW TIE SHOES
ior LADIES, gents, and ehildrens wear, which they
Will sell retail at wholesale prices
turers' prices.
Ladies' low price Caters and Slippers for house
comfort, q specially.
Ladies' Slippers, from g cents to S.
Ladies' Caters, from 5 TO $3.50
Gents Boots, from e. 80 to Is.
Cents Shoes, from 81 rs to b.
Please call and examine, and you will save IS Der
cent. STRASBURGER BRO q
ml3- I'm 9O6 Seventh street
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The Fish Market.

observation-disclosures OF new flsh for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co.. Wholesale dealers in fish Nos
az King ST., 50, 81, IS fish wharves, Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred. 80 3 to $500; Herring. per
thousand. ~ .25 to IS: white perch, per bunch.
20 y, rock, per bunch, 20 to 25 offal per bunch
10 to Il.
WAsHINGToN.-To-day, the following sales
IL. A. Golden & Bro; agents:-6,0O0 sfad from
al 10 81. 10000 herring from 81 to SO; Is
surgeons, from 81 to g; 30 punches rock from
90. In sOc
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Tue FUNERAL of the late Col. John L.
Smith whose death was noticed in THE STAR
yesterday took place this morning from st.
Lawrence's Church. near Jessup's Cut in Anne
Arundel county, Md. A solemn requiem mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father Ahern. The
remains were brought to the city, arriving
Oak Hill cemetery, Georgetown. DIR. Alvord,
q. L. Bishop, and q. q. Tucker, of this city, and
Major Larned, NJ. Bannon, and James A.
Bruce, OF Anne Arundel county, were the pail
bearers
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To OBTAIN the most delicious julip or smash,
made OF the finest material. and manipulated in
the most artistic manner, 60 to Geo. w. Driver q
new sample rooms, cerner Penbsylya nia ayeRue
ana -Four and a-half street. As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-15

LIMB ANPUTATED.-Mr. Joseph Walsh, who
was badly injured by falling from the roof of
his fathers residence, 221 E street northwest,
on Tuesday last, is still at Providence hospital.
One or his legs has been amputated, and the
surgeons expect 30 save the other. IL wss found
that his skull was not fractured, and, with the
exception OF the injuries to his legs. there was
nothing on other parts of his body more serious
than bruises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-15

ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseress, Sore
Throat, &c, should try "BroUa's Bronohidl
Troches." this
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
draught at Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Al street. Is, 5
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by TsoMAs BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
TRUSTEES sA Al YyALgAsIE REAL Es-

TATE IN GEORGETOWN. d. q.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust from Charles r
.: Edmonston and wife, made January 18th, 1870,
and reco rded amongst the land records q said
District in Liber No. SS, folio SIS. &C., and the
request OF the party secured thereby, will offer for
May, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, in front of the prem
ises all that Lot q Ground in Georgetown afore-
said, known and described the southern part of
lot No el in Peter Beatty Threlk cid, aud Deakin
addition to said 9wn; said part having front Of
thirty two feet on the west sie Of Lingan street
between Isl and Prospect streets, and running back
Of that width to Tie resr The property is improved
by a substantial Frame Dwelling rcce ntly repaired
Terms: One-fourth IL the purchase money cash,
and the residue N six twelve, and eighteen months
Tor which notes bearing six per interest from
the day of sale shall be given, TO be secured by
deed OF trust OF the premises. The terms of sale
must be complied with within four days after day Of
sale, or the property shall be resoh upon Ave DAYS
notice al the risk and cost Of the defauling pur-
chaser. al convey ancing at buyers cost. de-
posite OF DO will be required at the close OF sale
HUGH CAPERT0N, Trustee.
mt ICorrierJ TH0S. DOWNING, Auct