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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

AHTI-RKKTERs IN CHIcAeo-Au ant;-rert
war is threatened in Chic.eo. Many tenants
Park ut . stipulated rent, by ORDER from the
board Of public works, for the purpose OF erect
ing temporary warehouses, have declined To
pay two months rent nov due. The MAYOR hsx
that unless they pay 20 at once the police win
be instructed to remove III, IN and their goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
Batcaelor's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the WI d
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
Lead nor rttaIio poison to produce paralysis OF
death Aveid the Wanted and 3elusive pre-
blasting virtues they De not possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty weave
untsrpi-hed reputation 10 uphold its integrity A.
the only perfect Hair Dys-Blsek or Brown. Sole
By all fr1gRists ,upiieT ~ Us BOND street, Nsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

THE TURN-TABLs Of the new Rock Island
Brcge, In on siana, weighs $50 tons. Itissup-
posed to be the most massive piece Of machine-
~ OF Its kind in the world. Ii Is certain that
n thing In the line In this country approaches
IT. The principal circle, composed OF six ser
cles are in Il cir places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

NAroIHox's OPINION or THEIRS. "A tele-
gIam from London reports that the ex-k 0peror
give Theirs six months OF the Prcsidency of ths..
French Republic, and nj the end OF that time
Gambetta would take his place. adding that the
cnange would be favorable TO the Imperial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

HARTFoRD, Conn, Jan. s.-GOvernor Jewell
has offered reward OF 81 900 for the capture OF
Mitchell and David Scott, the Windsor Locks
murderers. This amount, added 20 the town
reward, makes 81 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
Sale stock of s.enfIe-neu's rurnish
In. l.nnfis n nd EOilef a rticlt.A

- 'oe'S ~ ~ -. ''
M EtNE ts-E t. q Loss t'IE Bu~IsEss-
The p D. x iu the star-' elO y street,
sisting all rti~ir~ " uay iOuni Ia R.ntlrm
IuTuir hit ~ eu'hTSCiug Toilet Articles, Gov
fs.irTy SC. III te sold AT PRIME cot prices I ,
ctose out a a 80 b. The cuisines. must b. insl-
BY eIO-.d Ith delay tire proprietor inteads to
sbIer INTO e. her bus ne-S.
The atteut n of the public ia invited e. this sale
the : - must be sold, and great bArgair may
he obtained. Is 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

CRIAr SENSATION PINE ao,,I oo,. -. .c
=. vsr HES. .cIrs1sss g b bad BE- ~
=. sneuoe ~ - ~ ~ bAzAR, ell ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

DEATH II BALL Roon.-We are Informed
Stafford county on Thursday night last Dr.
walter Hore, physician Of skill and learning
and most estimable gentleman, whilst enjovine
himself at social entertainment in his house.
suddenly fell dead IL ID supposed from heart as.
ease.-Adsassos Gosssss;e.
"A PROPOSITION to light the Streets M M.n..
Vernon. Ind, vas opposed IN ne citv cc,ncs, ~
tnet eurgh ON the ground that, III the strssS.
we're lighted thievs youid be enabled 10 see
would be i1possible 10 catch them. Tbere Il.
specinsn Of nineteenth century wisdom.
Ms Nellie Wharton disclaims IN. ,..,,,-
attributed 10 her by susceptible correspondensys
EMosnt Pleasant, Iowa, bred and eauc.,.s
ne NM woman lawyer ever admitted 10 TIE ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

NV YORK, Jan. "a special from Scran-
on Pa, says the strike Of the coal miners At
Snkeshsrfe has become general, every colliery
ut one being idle. The president Of he Wiikec-
ARE e. mpany insist ON reduction o. tan ney
ent as IN accordance With the vorkmen e basis.
No tne general opinion h the workmen viii
ave 70 surrender. The president Of the Work-
nc men Union has called meeting for Tues
ny TO ectust the difhculties. Il b IGNORED dat
ne president ef the Wnkesbarre COMPANY viii
mp'cy non-unionist, which VIII produce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

OpD FELLOWS HALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY, Tuesday AND WEDNESDAY,
January 8, 9 and 10.
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Snow Storm I'm the West.

ST. Louis, Jan. IA heavy snow storm com
menced before daylight this morning, and up 10
10 O'Clock about eight inches had fallen. Since
then, the weather has been cloudy and mild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

The FufURH OF FRANcE.-The question of
s III. Or snaii not France be placed once more
an0er monarchical rule was aeitated in the A.
11moiy Yesterday. Chambord and Count de
raris were named Is at subjects to wear the
kngs robes and WELD the gilded sceptre. Int
Win the exception ofindulging in q vast amonnt
u disorder the members OF the Assembly arrived
~ g no oennite understanding. The election of
victor Hugo to the Assembly Is regarded Ne al
most certain, and 1t lie claimed that his refnrn m
ma. BODY VIII defeat the movement fo- the
ransfer OF the seat Of government 10 Paris. The
morarchists and others adverse to ThIers sscret
yfavor the election Of Victor Hugo.
WHEN are various indecent publications dis
played In the front OF the establishments Of
newsdeaiers throughout the city to be suppress-
ed? They are the prolific Fountains Of Vice:
,hey have given to hundreds Of young people
their first knowledge of the worst crimes In the
world; they have instilled into youthful mfnds
wicked yearnings, and they have helped to An
penitentiazies, jails and bagnios. Let the no
ice or the grand jury investigate the mater
or It Is their duty to suppress this great mi.
.ance.-X T. ErIress. $50 NUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, with a view
to economy, to-day discharged all superintend-
ents of special improve ments, in accordance
with an order issged on Saturday to dispense
With their services until the weather opens suf-
hcirnt to admit of general work being car
ri on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

haektOnS NEW dIBERNICON.
BARNEY AND THE GHOST
EOARs OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY.
IRELAND IN AMERICA.
COME AND SEE
puSn 9nesnstSwn' Bif.,t kRlsnsy c1ns the
Ruins and Beautiful
INLAND SCENERY OF IRELAND.
BARNEY AND The GHOST.
THE BEwITCHING WIDOW.
MORA, the beloved Of BARNEY and
MRS OCALLAGHAN's GHOST.
admission 3; and g esIts,
Adults Is cents; Children 10 eeLts. SO:
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
CHTEL.
TIE KING or ALL TENORSg
WITH THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
CARL knsA and A. NkUENDORFF.. Directors
~ De Business Manager.
OPENING NIGHT MONpAY,JAx.
IL TROTATORE'
In which Mr.. WACHTEL, in his grand role of
hANRleo, has no ri al in the world, .ni whose rem
dton has raised the audiences to The highest degree
LIE DE GkBELE IS Azugens;
Ma FRhSosCH a. Ferrands nA'
MIS- sCHMITZ as Ipsz.
SoNpCC1Ok---------..-----M Mr.. 4. NEUENDORFF.
POSTILLION DE LONJUHEzCT
Nj: WhChTEL in his original famou. character Of
MILE CANI>sA as Marguerite.
fRIDAY-The HCGUENOTs
WACH1EL in his grandest role OF RAouL.
SATURDAY-MARTHA
WACHIEL In bis superb role Of LIONEL.
Reserved Seats, 50, SO so, So. according ia 10
9s,lon- liberal admission, 81 30 Gallery, 81 ::
Sat, ,aa be secure, 10 Gay at Box Once Of Thea
Ter and Ae'zerOtts Music Store, from m; %
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DsstFuctive Fire a Tst,svsple- -
II, usviLLH, Pa, Jan. IA destructve firs
ccuI red this .. N. Twenty buildinQ in the
cart OF the city we're destroyed. The PRINCIPAL
unomgs burned were the Sherman Honse.
l0 900; insurance about go 600. The asu1stant
NY engineer tell IRON ladder, fraetaring both
aniee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN IowA.-The
following dispatch was received mt the Capitol
this morning =" The opponents of Harlan say
he will get but SO votes, and that Allison will be
IL .cted on the first ballot {"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

NETTING of the members of the W ashington
Correspond nts' Club is called at the Office of
The World, On Fourteenth street, tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. 1t is understood that the
call has some reference to the approaching
Anniversary of Franklins birthday, which occa-
sion, we believe, it is intended to appropriately
observe this year. a full attendance is therefore
desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. sit is stated that the re-
cruiting officer here has been instructed 20 keen
all army recruits at this point instead Of send
ing them west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

REINsTATED.-The Third Auditor of the
Treasury has reinstated DIR. s. s. Stearns, a
third-class clerk, suspended from duty in con-
nection with Messrs. Hunt and Green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

THE RECONCILIATION OF SENATOR SHERMAN
The following dispatch has been received in
answer to an inquiry as to whether any republi-
cans staid out of the caucus that nominated
Senator Sherman for reelection:
!" COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. ), 1S52.-W. 4. Hunt,
WGshin5fon, ID. q. None but Powell. indepen-
dent. fn IN Dell " re. One sick sent written vote
for Sherman. j. NJ Comfy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

The Grand Duke Takes q sleigh Ride
ST. Louis, Jan. THE Grand Duke was very
quiet to-day. portion Of the parry attended
the Lutheran church this morning, and this after
noon the Duke and the younger members OF
his suite took a sleigh ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

GERMAN OPERA.-TO-night the renowned
tenor, WacEtel, appears in his great part of
" Nj cico," in the opera of TcOrGtore. Public
expectation is high in regard To him, and the
audience will undoubtedly be large and fash
ionable.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE TERPs ICHORE sOCIALs
WILL GIVE THTIR
FOURTH sERIKs, FIBTH AssxNBLY.
ODD rELLowsHALI p, ... -
ON MONDAY kVENIaG
January 18th, iG2. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

PEIsoNAL--Mr. l.. q. Washington, a well
known Journalist, is quite i'll. we regret to hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

JUDGE NELSON of the United States supreme
court is so far cOnvalescent, that on New Years
day he was able TO receive calls from his friends
at his residence at COOperstown, n. Y. He
appears nearly as well as previous to his recent
illness. but his physician has advised him not
10 resume his duties on the bench this winter.
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LECTURES.

gCIURk BY HON. J. N. LAN0STON for Oh.
IL bensht 81 x. HAWKINS POST, No Ne a
X, ibis kNkNlNG. Jan. sth. at O'Clock at
o. sDd Army Hall, 9th and ID streets Sublecf -
The Coiored American in our Armie and our Po,.
itics." Admission % cents Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

INTERNAL REvEN'E.-The receipts from this
source to-day we're $3.50 ,61T45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

PosTMAsTKR GENERAL CREswELL left the
city last evening, having been called to the bed
side of his relative, Hon. Jacob Tome, of Port
Deposit, Md, who is ill with pneumonia. Mr..
Tome, II will be remembered. was the republi-
can candidate for Governor in the recent cam
paiGn IN Maryland. The Postmaster General
may return in time for the Cabinet meeting to.
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

BARNEY AND rHE GHOST
B0ARs OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY.
IRELAND IN AMERICA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

ONE OF THE LIZ kLrEsT MEN in town for the
last cay or two has been ex-Representative
Eggieston, now of the Cincinnati Chronicle As
usual, he seems TO have several irons i'm the fire.
but The main object of his visit is believ we'd to be
to find out what the President or any other man
knows about the late change in the Office of
pension agent at Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

TIE CIVIL SERv CE ADVISORY BOARD are
to-day considering the subject OF examinations
IN various parts of the country for vacancies
occurring in the Executive Departments Mt
Washington, the plan under consideration being
10 have the examinations by committees deputed
by The board, instead of compelling the appli-
Giants to be present in this city for such exami-
nation.
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new ORLEANS MARKETS.
Tor the Week Ending Friday, December 81
MORNING STAR OFyIcH.
SATURDAY Morning December %, iST

MORNING STAR ovyc1.
Saturday Morning, December %. isT2.
CorroS-we left the market the time of
ruling At iss to .7so for to slc for
day movement exhibited only moderate degree Of
Saios at ireaalsr prices sever .aHns
81 en. the bulk Of the business only e. or
e.. mostly sss ,sn lat; a.
vantage il any being th side of the factor without
Showing any general Improvement Wednesday. the
about precious rates. Thursday the demand
active $50" bass changed hands at srsaisT but
checked by light supplies especially Of the
ts s to t. yet tho suumed mp 5ao0 bales
Referring TO remarks above quote the maske. as
oT middns Isl 70 iese mddine to ae aud good
.n% p IS Bales in' ''' 'A's' '0 week
SueAs AND MoLAssEs-we quote sugar. Wis: fair II
e s!s :s
dSaS,s extra g z 10 g g
CoRs-we quote go to $50 per bushel for mixed and
oETs-We quote 50 . SEQ per bsshel
At 80 per ton for prime
and u. il !. s'S Sc M Dbl retail
BACON shoulders are quoted &C ST 70 SIC clear rib
LARD-Tierces sell at 81 to $50 and kegs a. %
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders quoted st6i to 6ic
per ID.
BREAKFAsrBAcos-wcstern commands loi to icic per
! ID.
BUrrER-we quote choice Western at e5 to 96c, ehooe
Goshen at % to $50 and common Northern at to &
per Id.
CHEEsE-Choice factory is quoted at 10 tolTc, and
7. cream at IL to iSc per ID.
| POULTRY EeGs-Chickens selling on the land
ing . TO g " per de- according TO size Turkeys eli
| to Gao. Eggs 80 to 4Uc per doz.
Observation-Disclosures selling g 80 to "a - per Dbl
Onions sell at 81 o. to So co bbt Cabbages at ss
| to eiU 90 q box
WHIsxY-w, quote nc to 81 90 per gallon for choice
Western rectifed. bourbon 81 50 to q. High wines
\ s7Ac to ell
Corrective quote lea to l9c per ID (gold) for prime
10 lsi good I7i to for ordinary 5A l6ic
SALrwe quote Liverpool at ei 10 to q So fine
lbs &c.
INDIA BAGGING-we quote i2Ao per yard in b0les and
Isc in rolls Kentucky hemp and fax ISL to Ice II
quality domestic jute baggibg t5c per yard in tola.
| IRoN TlEs-Are steady and firm ut Il TO 90 per lb
Money Market.
Gold INA to HE American half dollars ITO Ill
Mexican dollarS par TO u per cS prom. in gold
Sterling exchange 1870 70 i2lk francs ATS 10 I33
Domestic exchange. TO per cent premium
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La MATzRNEILElE--with great pleasure

L& MATxRSEILKlF--With great pleasure
call the attention readers to this Associ
alton. In another column Of paper, viii DO found
notice giving its most imp features also Its
location. and liss OF its ooers The plan Of this
Association IL entirely novel, n offers such advanta-
ges In Tho way Of occurring endowment for chill
dren at tho time when they need it, that feel
satised in the Of the Mater.
nellie will be rnanifested by citizens. We regret
that limited space renders impossible full expla
ton Of the plan Of the Association but this may be
easiy had BY applying at the Office the New Or
leans Insurance Co. Canal street. for circular That
the affairs Of Association, in good hands, may be
seen from tho Hsts Of its officers. The Of its
President, Mr.. c. Cayaroc. is tower of strength and
Mr. Am Luton the Secretary n well known in this city
is sditor of the Prepaaaar Catalogue To this LAT ter
gentleman believe is due the credit of conceivng.
and bringing to proper shape the plan OF this
| ISOLATION.
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
NOV READY
The" CATHOLIC ANNUAL" for 1873
THE ILLUSTRATED
CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC
Is NOW FOR SALE AT ALL THE BOOK STORES
CO n T z n rs:
THIRTY-sIx ILLUSTRATIONS.

'stinence DAYS; Almanacs; Anagram; An Old HYMN.
Archbishop Hughes with portrait) Archbishons
and Bishops of the United States Calendars ftvsro
ii!ustratons); Cathedral Of Charities France film,
tration, Catholic Chronology for the United stste
Charles Carroll Of Carrollton two iIlustrations,
Chronological Notes; Cologne Cathedral (llu,t.a.
tion) Conjunction Of Planets and Other Phepomen.
CSnundrurns, Cycles Of Time and Church Day.
Dates Of Dianifies; Dates Of the American War,
Days OF Obligation to Abstain from Work: D.
tauces from New York to Impertant Cities and
Towns in the United States; Eclipsee for 1873, e.,
pen.es Of Our Wars; Fasting Days Of Obligation
Father Emmanuel Crespel. o. 8. F. fportrait,. First
Masses In Various Parts Of America; French Dva.,
ties aud Soverefgns, Gerald Griffin (pertrait,; Ger
mans in the United Statess Golden Grains; India,
Dictionaries, Key to Conundrums; Life: Iife and
Death; Meaning Of Names; Mother Julia fportrait,
Mother Seton. tpertrait,; Morning and Evening
Stars; Most Rev. n J. spaIding. D. D tpartraitl
Natives Of Ireland in the United States; Old Catho
lie Proverbs'and Sayings; Old st. Nays MARYLAND
dllustration); Pagan Origin Of Some Protestant
Ideas; Pius TX. Bailder; Places Of the piapsta
Planets Brightest; Postage; Railroads Of tho prn
cipal Countries Of the World Rev. Theobald Nat
thew tportraitj, Right Eev John AcGiii DID, tpor.
trait; Senior DON Alonzo Nunex de- Haro fportra;t,.
St. COLUMBIA Qnustrationj; Stamp Duties; Ststistcs
Of the Catholic Church Teegraphs of the Principal
Countries of the World; The Bollandists; Tho Case
10 Altered; The Cathedral of Sienna tillustratiou);
The Doctors Of the Church; The Escape Of Father
Doutreteau tiifustradon,; The Four Seasons; The
Magnetic Telegraph Jesuit Invention; The
Monks ~ Locksmith.; The New Postodice,
New York Gilustsstion); Two Pictures; The Rock
Of Cashel 1.-TWO iuustrations) The Right Rev. James
Doyle, DID tportrait); The Right Rev. John NIL
ner DID. tportrait,; Tho Saints The States Of
Europe-Arca and Population; The Venerable Gre
cory Lopez (portrait)s The Venerable John Baptist
de la Sale tportrait; United States Territories
Area and Population Unspoken Words.
Single copies, e5ci one dozen copies q So sentb
nail on receipt Of the price.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MOTHERS BE ADvrsED.-Afways keep o bot
tie of Dr. Celebrated Expocsorant in the honse
It ia certain and pleasant euro for Group: Coughs
Colds ETC. agreeable to the taste and children
take it readily Go druggist and get 1t az once
it M y save The life of your little one.
AoBnR ALA, May %. 1862
Or. VIM. a. Tutt: .
Dear Sir-I should peaAed advertise your me6i-
cinss and will cheerfay give you good notice Of your
E1pectorant, have personally used it With great
satisfaction.
yery resp, ctfuly W D. MANN,
Proprietor Of shc Mobile Register
The Earbers prefer DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE
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Despite tho oft-qaoted apothegm, Beauty
unadorned is most adorned have to believe
that beauty herself thinks otherwise She is ask
ing something and recherche in the line of elegant
and graceful apparel. and ribbons laces siks satns
velvets and all that varied variety which to the
make lovely aredn these Holiday times in
high demand To the sceptio who doubts this contradc
ton OF tho venerable apothegm above alluded TO, We
would suggest visit to Braselman and Adams ss6 AND
5ss Magazine Street, corner St. Andrew.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

In selecting present, one should have an
eye the excellence durability and appropriateness Of
the article given IA aording most excellent oppor
tunity of selecting articles possessing these
requsites call the at.ention Of readers to the
splendid jewslry establishment Of Mr. H. P Rnckley
than whom merchant OF city 10 moro fAvorably
or widely Known throughout the South Mr.. Buckley
Of jewery is complete in every
and his prices notably low His card will be found
our 9th page. 8
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

BRRGNANN's AUTOMATIC woNDER.-The- ex-
Aibition Of ths marvel Of ingenuity at the Exposition
Buiding will ciCSe Thu sday night January end 1873,
At ft being engaged for the great International
Exposition at Vienna, Austria. All who have not seen
this great work, should at it be the
Jast time 1t will 10 Exhibited thiS city This German
Dream wrou ght for all moving finsnot with
life, never fails to instruct and please.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

Every one should be particular to nse good
SOAP that in prevent the hands and face from chap
ping. This Proctor & CANDLES extra olive soap win
accomplish IL is made Of tho bess materials Il is
cold the price Of ordinary SOAP and is nicely
fuuusd. All grocers have 1t, 10 give 1t . trial.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEpIcINE.-SAS-
tbar,ie and TopicNfor dyspepsa constipation debility
sic adache bilious and all derangements Of
live- ach aud bowels Ask your Druggist Tor IT,
Beware of limitations VAT ~ eowiv
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

Boy your shoes at the "Red Boot" Ursnlines,
corner Dauphine streetss
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

Boy E9es shssg "a tas "1ss Bel. gsselIssS,
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RATES OF THE STAR"

Transient ADVERTISEMENTS Ct 50 per square each In
SarTon
rwenty.ave per cent discount allowed on the above
CuGs inserted &C above rates, withr discount.
Death Marriage Notices, 81 each insertion.
Wants and Personal Information Advertise ments.
. per line each insertion.
NNr,cea Sue
, 1872-12-29

There is statement TINT Mr.. James Parton
declined an offer from hIr. Edwin Forrest, made
shortly before the death OF the latter, Of 600 II
he would write the life OF Forrest" If this is
true, Mr. Parton WAS more nice than wise. If
tho public properly understands the business Of
Mr, Parton, it is that Of writing biographies. It
il presumed that Mr. Parton writes his biogra-
phies with the main purpose OF making money.
The sum Of 5000 is tolerably neat sum
OF money for an average biography, and
Mr. Parton could have done worso, both in
the selection Of his subject and in the price
which he would receive for the book, than by
accepting Mr., Forests terms. Edwin Forrest
was identified with the American stage and with
u new school Of acting in such manner as to JUS
tify biography at hlr. Parton's hands and he
had money enough to pay for the posthumous
satisfaction OF having the work we'll dono.
There is no doubt that AIr, Parton would have
worked himself up to the proper degree Of en-
thusiasm before he had collected half his mate
rial, and we think that both the public and him.
self have reason to regret that Forests offer
Waa not accepted