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Crutcs,iicId House.

w. McThuston; j. NJ. borrow, Kansas; John
Owcnsey, Canton, Mo; $. u. Lard; Henry
Neil; Il. G. Alexander, New Orleans; W. d..
Berthin, city; b. Walt, Mobile, IL, NJ. Andcr-
son, j. Mulney, j, Candon, Ala; j. :. Will
ken, Weathcrford W. II. Whclen, Terrell; \
X. Pawry, ST. Louis Democrat; Dlessorri Bell,
Buffalo BIZ, Comanche Nation; Jas. Hutch
ms, ST. Louis; b. Wood Mrs. l}oHZ, Den ion;
q. Il. Fridus; II. Fleming, city; Thmmond.
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VV'i ~
Cos,nOuOIiinu Hotel,

II. II. Snecd, $. King, G. Peroncel, Il. II,
Potter, W. l., Evans, city; NJ. Fiizgerald; b.,
Meyer; j. e. Owensby, Austmi d, stewart j.,
Pacific Railroad; A. Poe; j. NJ. Thurnond; G..
Ii. Conlep, I'll paso; J. K. T., Wilsoni X. y.
Roberts, Cedar Hill; J. W. Gordon, Hearnc;
4. +. u. Andrews Corsicana; j. c, Norris; A..
Paul, sherman; Il, Peak; John Field, Dallas
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WI AM

SWEET - BEEMAN - At Scyenc, Dallas
county, Texas, on sunday, June % 1873; by
Elder W. b. Cole, Mr.. l.. a. sweet and Miss
Sarah H., daughter of James j. Beeman, Esq,
all of SrNpup.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Geo. M. I.ittlelicid a. o.. fur
nifure dealers. Glavc moved OPP
Dosite tEae Scott EEOusc. Ellls
street. where tIsey will remain
until tIseir new brick building
is completed. lldl
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Commercial Notcl.

o. Ash, New Orleans; j. Stephenson, Terrell;
]. ii. Carlton, Ark; \. W. Williams; X. r..
Groves and lady, New Orleans; j. |" Stark,
Mckinney; Il. sanders, New York. G. Pee,
bly: st, Louis; n. V. Turner; Thos liersh and
lndv. Penn: A. I.angly, city; G. W. Fox, Che
topa, Kas.; Capt. j. {. Leonord, clty;J. Hut
ford Mckinney; DR.. Il. Cloud, Thos, Uondan
Texas
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Empire Hotel.

NJ. Mislor, Kansas; A. Stakcn, New York;
G. f. Byrns, Mo- $. Friend, Louisville KY;
Louis Black; Z. Botell, KaS.; c. l.arman; f.
Leslie, st. Louis; IL. Harper.
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We have hnIe lot of Irish Potatoes which
we oii1r for sale at one dollar currency per
bushel Come and sec US
BIRMINGHAM, FELTON, &CRANEi
Il3twlt Elm street, opposite the College.
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GROC E RIES
THE BEST BRANDS OF
st. Louis Family Flour

Rice, Barley, Grlts, Italian Maccorini, Vcr-
mlcelll, etc. Choice Louisiana Brown md
White Clarified sugars crushed, cut granu-
lated and powdered Sugars; the choicest
shen Butter, Cream, Holland and English
Chcddcr Cheese; Family Leaf Lard, In kegs
aud tlerces; the hest brands OF Sugnr-cnrod
INNS aud breakfast bacon Imperial, Gun
pan teas Seedless and London Layer Rails
ms. GItrons, Currants, Stuffed Spanish and
Seville Oranges, ground and whole Spices,
and the choicest variety of Pickles In this
market. The finest l5iandics, WHISTLES,
Shcrres and Port Wines, Chmnpagne, spark
ling Hook and Sparkling Moselle. 100
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hogs-Market weak ut SD J0G3 -
KITCHENER, GREENE Il Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-20

Mr.. Nehemiah III. Miller, who has dis
tinguished himself so VIGOROUSLY as District
prosecuting attorney at the police court, also
undertakes TO publish grab-sheet upon Dis
tTict advertising, called the Anseiger. He has
the impudence to publish in this sheet an at
tack upon THE STAB, misquOting, as editorial
in this paper, an extract from the GALAXY
article IL "Carl Benson ON the efficacy
OF IEayer. This mon Miller undertakes
Tor his own dirty purposes, to make
out that this extract Showing the tenor of
Mr.. Bristed's GGIary article upon the prayer
Sauge,) was editorial opinion of The STAR, at
lacking the German government and the Ger
man peOplei The large number of intelligent
German readers of THE STAR do not need to be
informed by Mr.. Nehemiah II. Miller whether
ar not this paper is friendly to them, and we
can assure him that they one and all utterly de-
cline to be disgraced by his championshi p.
They do not choose TO be represented by Nehe-
m!ah t. Miller To make a long story short
We earned Miller's undying hate by giving
voice TO the general surprise and indignation
when, by some Locus-pocus, he got nominated
10 the District Council. IL viii be remembered
that has nomination was very unceremoniously
withdrawn when il was developed that he was
the Miller in question -r
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS
A RARE CHANCE To SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS No LONGER. REApt

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. I22 81
street southeast, near the Avenue; rooms, bath,
rom, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
good stable; 30 loot paved alley; price, S40; long
time.
Also, a nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. IL, 81
street southeast lot Z2x10o good rooms, beautifully
terraced; FOR price and terms call st Office.
Also, new Sreom FRAME HOUSE, corner llth
ard southeast, faces south and east, Let 2)xleo;
price S3,UlU, long time.
Also. 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on strept south.
between 9th and 9TH streets east Navy Yard; brick
stable, &c; bargain, $500.
Also, sroon HOUSE, No. 512 5th street south
east; LOT 9xgs stands back In yard; price, S2,0g,
lorg time. y
Also, fcur-story BRICK, on ID street, between 18th
and l3 streets. ~ feet front by about ~ feet deep:
suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright. car
rage or psintshop, or maDufactory; cheap; price,
S6iDe.
Also, seven-room HOUSE on 18Th street, between
and ;; front yard, hall, nearly new, good alley,
price $500.
Also, seven-rocn HOUSE, corner I9h and T, and
one corner l9th and Boundary; both new; never
Also, seyen-Toom HOUSE. on street between
Connecticut avenue and 10Th street; new, price,
81 800.
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring TO purchase home long time for cash
to cell, as we are sure we can suit them.
We have also, some very eligible building lots that
We can sell cheap.
PHIL. III. WEIGH Co,
dH Masonic Tofnpin
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CTce Caisf Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 20, 1873, IL a. m. Z
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESTY-FoUR HOURS =
he barometer has risen over New England, with
tlhI temperature. Bcrthwesterly TO soufhwesterlY
winds and partly clouty weather II has fallen over
the Gun states, with winds veerng 10 easteriy and
southeriy rising temperature and increasing elouii-
ness also from Tennessee to the lake region And
northwest with rising temperature, fresh to brisk
and occasionally high winds, mostly southerly and
westerly, very generally cloudy weather and areas oi
i4ht SHOW, being lowest over eastern Dakota And
from Lake michigan northeastward into Canada
Clear weather has prevailed over the south Atlantic
states, with rising temperature and winds diminish
,rg TO light westerly; Partly cloudy weather from
reraiure and winds shifting to s0utherly
PRoBhBILITIEs.-For New England and Middle
states falling barometer, rising temperature, fresh
brisk sou'heIy to westerly winds cloudy weather and
light snow the latter possibly turning into rain ov
southern portion 81 latter states tonight. For South
Atlantic states southrly to westerly winds rising ten
perature, and cloudy weather, with probably light
rain Tonight. For Gulf states falling barometer
rising temperature, cloudy weather and very proba-
bly, rain areas. From Tennessee and Missouri, 10
Lake Erie and the upper lakes fresh and brisk winds
mostly from the west and SOUTH rising Temperature
and cloudy weather with probably light rain from
eastern Iowa 10 southern Michigan and Ohio and
southwark TO Tennessee, but with snow north Of this
region. L.
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BOARDING..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TABLE BOARD, with
- fine, large front rooms, furnished or unfurnish-
ed, { n the most pleasant part of the avenue Apply
No. 1919 Penn. ave-, bet. 18th and 10Th jli6ts
FURNISHED ROOMS-To let elegantly FUR
L NlSHED ROOMS, en- suite, with cOmmunica-
ting Parlors and Bed Rooms; bath ROOM hot and
cold water, gas, &C., with without BOARD. Ap-
ply 1913 18th street, between and streets north.
west. ds)- Inns
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
O.prices moderate, at 2l05 corner Of Pennsyl ana
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-ly
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Eaiaed but not discouraged, beaten but not
sheaTts ned, the remnants OF the New York
democracy are again rallying on the center, IN
der the lead OF Dir. Koose velt-our own Robert
Il. of the House of Representatives. The Herald
gives an account Of a recent secret meeting of
about two dozen patriots to form a new oryani-
zation, to be known as the "Dispensary De-
mocracy,S somewhat singular title One per.
son objected TO the name, on the ground that il
ssyoTs too much of physic, and moved that 10
he called the Democratic Union. His sugges-
ficn was not, II seems, accepted. In the new
organization intends to dispense justice IL win
have lair prospect OF again getting control of
the city, but If it shows disposition to dispense
,sih justice, Ia Tweed, il will be some time be-
lore the dreams Of its leaders are realized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-20

Ia justice to Mr.. Harlan 1t should be stated
that, after the closing of the report upon which
the paragraph in Saturdays STAR was based
DIR. Durant testified that the ten thousand
dollar 'GOucher'' paid to Mr.. H., to secure his
return to the Senate, came from his own private
pocket and not from the corruption fund of the
cTeda nObilier; and in justice to ourselves it
should be stated that we fell into the error
solely through the want of enterprise on the
IaTt OF the Chropicle itself. Reading in ITS
editorial column the article upon which we
commented, we turned at once to its report of
the investigation, and finding there nothing,
later than had been printed in THE STAR the
evening before, we naturally assumed that
nothing more had been said on that point,
and we therefore felt justified in saying what
We did without looking farther. So much of an
explanation seems TO be due all round.
Just what difference it makes in morals
whether DIR. Durant paid the money in question
private individual, with his whole stake in
a corporation needing favorable legislation, or
as fan officer Of that corporation, We leave to
professors of ethics to settle. As nothing has
yet come 10 the surface about the money
having been returned nor claim having bcen
made therefor, We are bound to presume that
Dr Durant is satisfied with his investment and
that. we suppose, is all that the parties to the
contract care about To the public eve, how
ever, the atmosphere surrounding the whole
transaction is still very foggy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-20

The Tribune gives President Grant good
word for his late order relative to federal Office
holders and state politics IL saws" The Ex-
eeutive order win have iss significance with the
men who have packed conventions and prims-
rice With their oficial retainers: and we thank
the President right heartily for his timely inter
ference" .-tf5' p =
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Because the Capital moved into the ONCE for.
merry occupied by the Patriot, Ii wasn't bound
TO use the shocking ugly old head Of that paper.
Our sprightly and otherwise good-looking CO.
temporary has been cheated in the trade. .
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DRY GOODS:
IMMENSE REDUCTION"
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 20
PER CENT.
Androscorgin Rlearbs-a COTTON lse

Androscoggin Bleached COTTON, l6c.
Mamsutta Bleached COTTON, So
New York Mills Bleachei COTTON. &c
Splendid bleached aud unbleached COT TDNS, fsxc
ga, ga and O4 slikETING from 81 up
line Of beautifui wooles SHAMLS f-ingi~ ant
doubled will be sold regardless OF cost 10 close out
the stock; Black Cashmere. 81
Elegant Paris h IDS only az q marty colors sin
Splendid black SILK VELVET, q incl.s vide.
suitable Tor dresses, spenoers, and uimmng, At o.,
WATER PROOF CLOTH, sc. and up.
BLACK SILKS from s - az, lthssse At 81 -. %,
g. so s., and rs = best goods for III. prfc,
shown IN this city since the war;
FLANNELS verl cheap
Ladies and Gents' UNDERWEAR. and gents
SHIRT direct from the manufsctory, AT wholesale
prices. None but the BEST makes II Goods Kept.
Save money b. purchasing &c
RRODHEAD a co,
dlO-hem 1g09 street between " and INh.
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rSPENNsYLyANIA, REPUBLICANS. "A
can Association will be held THIS EVENING, At
Clarke's Hall, at 7:s0 O'clock -
W. A. A; SHISSLER, President.
W MEDICAL COLLEGE Edkft OF M AsHfNG.
TON. u. C-Regular meeting TO MORROW Tues
day January q lo73, in Faculty room Of College, at
i i IRfpi JAS. n. GAssAwAY. MD, sec,y.
~ EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. IA, X Of p, are
hereby notified that important business demands
ih.,r attention at the next regular meeting, on
oh and p: You will also meet on WEDNESDAY
ENENING, at so sharp, to paw fraterpal visit to
Decatur Lodge, No. g. Georgetown in which knights
Of sister lodges invited 10 participate 1t is de
SIRED that all uniformed knights ill come fully
i2oS. JOHN W FALcoNER, X. orR.ss.
rFGERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
tG WAsHINGToN. ID. c., January II, 1873.
Bark, Incorporated September 2Fh, ls72, under acts
my shSusand daars q this '. sum thirty per r3 cent
ehtedness of The corporation being the amount due
JOHN HIrZ, President.
ALFRED SCHUCKING, !
HENRI FRANC,
CHRISTIAN RUPERT, rr,.,oo.
WIN. y. MATTINGLY, trustees.
r. b. DONALSDS0N,
l.. III. SCHNEIDER,
!, VIM. MATTINeIy. Secretary Of the German
Aterican Savings Bank, Of Washington, D. O., do
solmnly swear that the above statement is true to
the best oil my knowledge and belief.
WIN MATTINGLY, Sec'y.
,oshs d ana sworn before me, this twentieth
ID ~ : j. McKENNEY, Notary Public.
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PERSONAL.

acquaintance Of a Lady (wdow preferred, wit
fee. . i3l-s.
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GOvernment securities.
The MarkeA

BALIINosE, Jan. s;-yiIginis IS, consolidated,
$50. West Virginia., Is. Nsrth Carolina IS, new /,
Il, do. special tax, 8 bid e. DAY.
E BALTIMORE, Jan. 3Ds-Cotton dull: Low uidilings,
l9@i9-s. Flour firm AMI in good demand; prices un
changed Wheat quiet but firm; leht supply:
White choice and S2E(S -2-5; prime y fair white,
sl.@s2 n; gCcd prime n red 81 $50 SID: com
Com fairly actiye foT uihern; white southern, 6s
90; yellow ihern. 6e@S2; mi xed western dull 60
Oats duil: southern, 46659; western mixed, 4s(iE;
do. white $3.50 Rye steady, &9SI: Hay firm and
prime. Provisions strong; little Offering Mess pork
: i5Is@sH. Bulk meats: shoulders, 4lssSfx: rib
sides, SG6A. char rib sides, 81 aryI Bacon firm
end in good demand: Shoulder. s; rib s,ies, "a
Clear rib Sides 6%oAS; hams, ,l2ts(rl5 Western
butter unchanged. Whisky dull. 81.
NEW YORK Jan; % ,-Stocks dull. Gold firm, las
Money frm, 4 Exchange, long ga; short, I01S
Governments FIRM and quiet. Virginia skies, Is;
lev, 20. North CarOlnai-, %; new, IL. "a ..'.-.
NV YoRK. Jan. N-FioGr Arm. Wheat quiet
FINN. COrn auiet. =
LONDON, Jan. 20, II g.. n.-Consols opened at
ee1S9z4 for nioney, and 924 for account. Bonds of
is5, old, $50; 1867, asss 10 sos, 90 fves s9s
PARIS, Jan. S.-Rentes opened at 81 francs, Is
eentinies.
LoNpoS, Jan. 20, 10 p. m.-Bonds of 1857, $50;
Erie. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-20

II FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
Is the best article in the world for doing mn Linen or
Muslin 1t imRarts beautiful gloss to the fabric
BURNHAM A CO., Manufacturers.
l.t 100 West Lombard street
uDH-y - l--H- H5s Baltimore, MARYLAND
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III B,

H.B. s&D H.B.
GREATEST CASH BARGAINS
FINE SWALLOW TAIL COATS,
FINE DIAGONAL COATS,
FINE FULL DRESS SUITS,
FINE BLACK SUITS.
FINE BUSINESS SUITS,
FINE SECOND BEST SUITS,
FINE WALKING SUITS,
FINE DRIVING SUITS,
FINE DRESS SUITS FOGYOUTHs,
FINE DRESS SUITS FOR BOYS,
FINE OyERCOATs, WITH CAPEs, FOR
CHILDREN,
AND
COACHMANS COATS, ALL SIZES
SEEING is BELIEVINg-
liable BROTHERS,
CORNER 7rH AND D STREETS,
lan@-tr Intelligencer Building.
That 3 8;
District Of Columbia holding special term letters
late Of 1 Wellington es county, 2, s.
Sessased aI having claims against the said
the vouchers to the subscriber on or before
% cay 9on nfS tey
DfssE f'nf h9SH TGo ffE T
INTHE sUFkE6MFE G SSHKT ~ THE DISTRICT
1he lS,h day 6 January, 1873.
A ct 4 a. EaS,x Ma
:, On motion Of the plaintiff, by MIR. w. b. Webb,
te soeitSr is ordsTed that the Mar
Abnssr and HeIen abnseT Ss Wife a and
Gesss A. Mssrudsr cause their sppearance to be
rins forty days after this day: Otherwise the cause
vii! preceded r with as in case Of defapt APP
nonlsVit. By the Court. 80 -''N ''A'o
Frgf f Sgics Tes Ger. a. wTLIR, Jqstiss
The sUPKET 81 C GSIEN 81 THE DISTRICT
HOhins a District Co.,t g ihe Unted States for the
To all ,rho,n IT may Concern, sreesins:-Notice is
hereby given, that on the 9Th day Of January 1873
the seh9C me VIM L. Hern has been arrested the
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall in
the city Of wsshngton, on the first Monday Of Feb
to appear to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed and to intervene for their interests
,.nu,,, 81. 1 Ks wrLiIAhs' Asst S sis5s
TIE sUPkEM ~ c 4T1IS m THE DISTRICT
HOEdns Dissit Corr 81 tGs United States for the
n oil ,rso,, !, , sad, District District ;v,.
heS az ssen That o the I dsy c +
the schooner VIM. l.. Hern has been arrested by the
saidcspse win stand for trial at the City Hall in the
city OF Washington, the first Monday Of February
pear and to show why condemnation should not
he dtereed and to intervene for their intsTests
,r.rv ByL;P WILLIAMS Assistant S Si.rk.
- january =, 100: J20-mM
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yoItaire,s Return to Paris.

II was carnival time when the aged
Voltaire returned to Paris after his long
-absence and profane gamins, not know.
inc who he was, hooted at or cheered
him when he made his appearance,
thinking, in consequence OF the strange
garments which he wore, that he was IN
masquerade for their amusement. And
indeed, they were not apparently WIN
out good grounds for formihg such
supposition, for his outdoor dress was
vast pelisse, trimmed with fur, which
completely enveloped bis frail body. A
huge Louise Quatorze wig OF wool
shaded his thin cheeks, and the VIZ was
surmonted by red cap trimmed WITH
fur. In form and face he was, as he,
himself said, a mere skeleton; but his
eyes still cleaned with such marvellous
brilliancy that their magnetic power was
felt BY all upon whom they shone. De
alighted, uP0n his arrival in Paris, at the
hotel of the marquis de Vilette, whose
wife was Voltaire' adopted daughter, and
was surnamed by him Belle etReale."
VoItaires niece, Nine Denis, was with
him. The day after his return to Paris,
a prodigious eoRcoqrse OF all the first
peeple of the court ana the city called
70 do homage to him, and the dSe DOR
leans lafterward known as Egalite) vss
nrepared &c receive him at the Palais
Royal with more than regal honors. D.
BENJAMIN Franklin, the american PHI
osopber, who was in Paris, bFs1sht his
grandseu 70 Voltaire, asking him TO biess
the lad. But tha excitement OF the re-
cention was too much for Yoltaire. As
contemporary said, ths Eey sort Of
lie which the old man from FerEsy JED
Al Paris. after long and fatiguing Jour
new In a cold sssson Of the year, the con
tiIual efforts which be was obliged 10
make in receiving such visitors as were
admitted 70 him, above al, in sustaining
b;s high reputation FOR Wit BY brilliant
salies; the courtesy and kindness which
he tbonght TO show 70 everybody in pro-
rortioasie degree lastly, bis temper, 70
which. FOR slopg while past be had been
accustomed 10 give free vent, out which
al tb.t tine be vas Obliged TO curb-all
contribsie5 % undermine be health,