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;" P. SMITHS
EXCLUSIVE SOUTHERN
DROvE-wELL HEPor.
Agent for
HALLIDAYS PATENT WIND-MIJA
orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed 4
je6 6m. 118 Tchoupitoulas street.
LIVINGSTON = COUNSELLOR AT Law
Os 20 st. Charles street.-Wiu Remain in e.
city this summer and fall WIN tn1
Leon Queyrouze Osc.r BoI.
0UEYROUZE BOIs- wHOLEsAI.E aR0.
" cers-dealers in Wines and Liquors, and
kinds of Western Produce, at the Blue Stores. com
Old Levee and Rienville streets, New Orleans.
my22 1y*
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| NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO

NE" ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND OHrCAG0
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Tfdins depart and arrive r. niIo-..
From Calhope Street Depot
NfAhI. ARRIVE
E cypress t...7oo 4. n. Express -. s0oRr
Pullmah Palace Sleeping Can fhrn H1c :. +.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville. ~sA !" q.
I'm. Uniy one change sleepiPg csrs 10 IaA-
Camp stregt corner q. Conm Information given Il q
~'~ ~11s2 ep10E
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T. B. Blanchard, Jos. Dsmoruelle, W. H
Byrnes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEPARD'S PATENT STARCH GLOSS.
For improving the quality Of Starch.
Manufactured by
VIM H. SHEPARD 4 CO..
OF I'm Office, LOG Camp street.
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nOCTOR L. F. SALOMON.
Physician aud Surueon
removed from me corner Of Washington and
Dsronne s'reess to DIG Baronne, near Josephine
street. oo,r,
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Conference Com,

W. P. Frtret, Jas. Sweeney, E. L. Bower.
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ESQ prizes, amounting to. ...............s7o.lo
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten o
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vii
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximation
Prizes. For example: # Ticket No. 1916 drawi
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
1241, 1242, 1913. 1914, 1915, 1247, 1248, 1916
and 1850 viii each be entitled to $500. If ticket
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize, thost
tickets numbered 232, 233, 234 1876: 1S6, Isl, 23s
40 and 90 will each be entitled to 5000. /,
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prize.
those tickets numbered Al, AZ, AS, "A, AS
446, AZ, 44S and 449 will be each entitled to $2O0
Whole Tickers $40. Halves IS, Quart, y
81 50, Eishths 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Lock Box 692, 20.
New Orleans
Send P. o. Money Order. or Register you
letter. as I'm
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POPULAR MANNERS A knot of commercial
and financial gentlemen, after having diued
together, were chatting over their Wine One
OF them. however, man of large wealth,
gathered principally in an enormous retail
dry goods establishment, was holding forth
upon subject as to which he thought
his knowledge and his financial Importance
gave him the right to expect deferential audi.
ence. But, this being rather habit of his, his
table companions, by mutual understanding,
concerted at the moment did not give him
the attention that he expected, and turned
and chatted with each other, as the whim took
them. Whereupon he to insure proper
hearing for his remarks, took out his pencil
and raped smartly two or three times upon
the table. "Cc-c-cash!" instantly responded
a notorious wag who was of the company, and
the summons of the great dry goods dealer
did not have exactly the effect which he in
tended. The fun and the cutting satire of
the rebuff cannot be denied; and perhaps it
must be admitted that the sufferer by his as
sumption had laid himself open to criticism,
If not to such rebuke. But still the incident
is characteristic of style of manners not
worthy Of entire admiration. Galary for
October.
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COPARTNERSHIPS,

l Il co. ceases from this date. EUCLID ROR-
LAND, Jr., holds my power Of attorney aud Nh
liquidate the concern. All other rbwers grauted
by me are hereby revoked.
MARSHALL J. SMITH.
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Election Com

Clubs and Organization Of Clubs.
D. H. Conner, E. Flood.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1870

Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately on each department to the
insured.
For the accommodation Of its customers the
Company will make Marine Losses payable in
London. ]. TUYES, President.
). w. .NCES Secretary
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1855 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES.
d.. W. Newton Mercer
G. +. Generes, David Uroubsr4
George Jonas John g. Gainea
Thomas A. Adams Carl Konn
Thos. Allen Clarke Christian Schneide,
Chas. j. Leeds, Samuel j am,sou
Interest allowed Oh Depos.e
L. +. GENEKES IT Resident
GAN "oHS1"'' SaSn'e's ap5H1y
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LOTTERIES,

LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF TIE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY.
For October 31-Class No. 243.
;; ;;a99 $; ::
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| RROOK STEAM RICE MILL.
Q. h. ALLEN. Proprietor.
50, 81 and ss Teheupiee.,as Street.
New Orleans.
This is the most extensive mill in thu eonAh
and the quality Of its Rice is UNSURPASSED.
Milling Rates-No. O 10 per Id.
- No. 2 @ 10 per lb.
SACKS furnished on orders to Lock Boz 90
view Orleans. HAt
III T. LAwLER,
ii. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nos. 75 to 50 Peters Street,
Nate New Levee,)
..o ana 81, 81, 81. 6S and IS Fulton Street.,
1oz9 New Orleans.
NJ H. APPLICABLE,
MCINTYRE 4 APPLICANT
AND DxALxns m
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOsEra.
/ WASHSTANDS, KITCHEN syrE.
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS
sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and p,ates
Cocks Of al Patterns.
lac Psydras streae.
New Orleans.
N.tP.-Agents Tor Oolwell'a. shav VIM,
Patent Tin-Lined Pine.
Hydrants put no. exfendaa and ,s
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Tho above Statement 10 . lust and oorrect trnn
Jeript from the books Of tho Company
PAUL EOURCHY, President
g. W. MORT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of OrleanA city Of New Orleans. I
Sworn to and subscribed before ma the An dew ~
JunA 1874 p. CHS CUVELER
Notary Public, 40 0r.vier street
Tho usual ten per cent interest 4 payable 10 the
stockholders on demand, 's
Z. 1aslegq David NcCoosd
z 9el, I. +. 0enerea
rug z. Tourohy,
". Sm1a j. j. Fefnandek
= a. Coe91 j. II. Allan.
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INSURANCE.

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Office, corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital $500, 900 90
Assets, December 81, 1872 $755,S4l ~
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NIECHANICS' AND TRADERS INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No. IA CnrOndelet street.
New Orleans, September 25, 1874.
FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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In compliance with article IL of the charter,
this company makes the following statement of
the business of the year ending August 81, 1874:
Fire premiums Observation-Disclosures. 1891, 723 80
Marine premiums. Observation-Disclosures. 23,122 70
River premiums NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 67,S16 So
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1851 ,735 W
The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN, President
JAMES A. WHITE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1874. I
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the under
signed Notary Public, on the 25th September,
1874.
CHAS. G. AUDREY, Notary Public.
The board of trustees have declared the fol-
lowing, to-wit
Interest on paid in capital. ..... 10 per cent.
Dividend on same
All OF which will be audited on stock notes Ger.
tificates for which will be issued on and after
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From y. e. iS-AtT Et' h g.. Ip1ua * ID.
We have E riy copies OF st1rss.-s - 90. 4 .os
Janu>-J an e. - number. p, the wy.
MIR. SliyerSeTE " iii h.. I'D a-lsuu:sms1- Of
gre { III OIL t.ics 2. ...-. i- $ s.Hr...r-s
rap
lie JCsrpl Ham . . be Ce4r. ---..--
Gay a. JTslE-T J....... r.-r 40. y ..-t,.
Hsmi-n who rs g - re corner o. GA = "a
aIC lCv.. q see F-r
lie signal once Iero-'s It the schooner
CurCst nom Al-1AsG5rs., B4uut 20. y q. n 4
ven 81 q lO-t 81 With i w, d. trl--i tasiry
tie hslry gaze = HiGIr al vent ssIar..
tlTee r'rC- fIOTn fhr t'tG.. As-1st lugs d -
been ~f''Sd for irOE NCr44tK.
j he dd In u t.S AZ III clock . m, 4 -
lem tCX u, VS. Us uy .Ee bsTuiug 81
" zen - . - -..sS I'D a Aid r So p
Tie IO.tCs-. uVdeF Leu. Key. p 81. -sursasd
the ia Ess be4OIe - rrsI11u ND Gam -ye
eight.
Ne have received a COPY OF fre s-CIr=inz er-
gun ent of ire Hon. a. G.. Eidtls tJr ths Pa a.
SJd HStTi1StC1 sct ArthUr Il. Williams. Tor
Coz. rev, N tbc CTimsrlI cor : OF tes Dis-
ui,t - IO'uHS.f, November -, - aud p .
Isl - Pm I'd az the Government Otiice
hr. Lobe Won OecEInzfru. tht. valet dc
chSnbIe cf lis majesty Nag kziaka1I, who
MS Ell he tTStn at Omaha, arrived here W err
us y aid joined tue party. Mr.. -. - well kUoYn
4 DctE ?. 4dent OF the Hawaiian stands
about twelve ys1rs, having Leaf the stewart
stiD OF . ve ell Tor the purpose % setting there
he concert OF the Act Society. at inc u a
nal - u GROW eveui5g, offers rare attractions
hls- LTUN e, she H.fe id re, comes D Us bsar-
lfR Toe ihLOTseHeIt VI the critical Boston press
al q H. SUPP oit are veil known 10 our nlIs,-aI
I op'e thtoush TIER come c-I1n With the Opsrs
"a : K Deer II o. AL sJtaga. KIM kalakaua
FLd suite have been Invited.
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g EOR9 ETO WN.

GRAIN TRADE-Arrived-Boat Caledonis.
with 7cO bushels wheat, 40 brshels corn, and
wheat for h. M. Talbot. We note sales.ycsser-
dsy OF Geo bushels whe1t at So, 500 bushels at
l3c, 2,So bushels at 80, 1s0 bushels st I.2l.
go bushels at 35, $500 bushels at 1 20 and
l34H, 1000 bushels At LIS and $50. Makes
steady.
ARREST OF THREE ALpEsID HraRwAYxxx.
Th's morning three colored men, named Henry
arrested by Sergeant j. r. Rogers, Of the Sd
precinct, upon the complaint OF Capt. Weboter,
cnief OF police, Alexandra, Va, on the charge
tome days aso. The priconers were turned over
to the Virginia authorities.
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District sovet-,.u,so .,

" ofk : ~ pruceC II re Office or the y0arf
@ suC4t ' rrct- d. on fhe bill now before Con-
erS 10 extend the time for rn'-a 10 up toe
EciE, 7 uch % which TeDP'Ts unuGRs. The
c'eFts IL 49, Oifre hsve not been di.charg~t
bD,scSt ENDED f.r tie t.Ue beiry.
Cf'et En-T~eT CTorir, or the f-s deps-t
mel, he1 &C sUcc- = il purchasing stock in
" HFryl1rd iCr the IRE cerv &c. Ee
f5@Stf Z . o. : 'ar-e bCr- 90, gentle in hzrpe-z
but W. power eCd sp'r.t enough 10 enable
'hen 70 cariy our heaVtCst engines up the steep
srt sFsats IN hyely style, az q cost OF $50 each
inciG1ing tbe experse or delivery here, Do ia
= II cant item III these days CT heavy railroad
ch<'gc : Economy in the public service Is very
u siFAbIe, and tbs seems 10 be n much better
pan or purchF~irg stock for tue hre depart
nent t9sD buying lighter and les serviceabie
tottS3 IN We ciiy for 60 TO $50 dollars cach IL
men get no prOt's.
OrdrIs have leen issued fer putting in sewer
trsr 81 the -1ufaWcst aud northwest corners OF
Oh and u streets -cutheSst.
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Tee CRrR-E~

BALTisoss. Drcemb-r IS Ni,si-fa sf~.s. MI
ets, -; Nngiuiss :, Consstdartd, q: W.., "
81 H.. it's bit t"-d-T We
BAL .--pbt, pee 'aHr Il econ fg- IA
0tbh-i-. ri dang, 1s's O. 49, F..u- dr.t
sea > att NiCt al \ s-.t & seans Chou.
s-uhsTu Ma IsT q: Amber. "a - -: I'd - ma.
81 Il. Corr firm. GINS % hi-. % co. r,rh-rr
- 80 IS yellow southern, - 'e 5 iEsl s.-tsf II
'l-NaioF 8; do. ~ tra-S On POO - sats Dr. an 4
very - SIC son hsfp. rs @ -, srrra fnife g. 4
t9, DO niIsd, to TO - kse .ui a 8 la. r :, "a
D % hoy uncs sTs I. IuIy } hb;os r.ae vs..
ToFk, q 20 BuiE M as -lIie-s s.: Gle r -
.idee > q los q 90. Bac'r-h pJ-fs. lc :; ear
no slccs, lStIi S4 B-"- uecJa Ehf aai tva-riny
t-Ec."'y. u 4 las bnwe--w sar-, 4 IN: ca ,,cs
b, t1;so rel, 33 IS p ro,es.5n Qui y, s,t
m, z } T. Is G. Re qai,t al e1ds-fri -
prime hio careccs, IA tys WI s-y quiet aai
at si} q round las sv.liI q: % 90 90,
NEw YORK, B,c-Eib-r 10 ---tgcs- dnll-loxsr.
TtEta God, us ES hs"gr. tong, ass, short,
80 tDye't Meets ,c.fve and --rsrs
INV YoRK. Dscenib- -FiUui qaies anl heavy
~ a Gull. Ct.s quiet.
a LoSr"N, D.c@Dhsr t.l2:sG >. n b ynis-Nsw
q -. L. :; = -, 2.1sd-i
L. n ~, Dscenst-F is. . m.-Tas weather
thr prhout eieud "a dsv - uIsettt,i DIE
pstetrs nom Ea-ls gro TeBtes st o. francs 81
ce"fEn,ss
.-aAu. =. e timber rs, So. N -Eria,2s
FRAf kFoRT, a eceTuher l-5-Bani-, ISi2's, 81.
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TIE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY SUsp.
tavmaster Jsres y. Carpenter, g. ). navy,
to-day, By Me 7srs. Bradley ana avail, entered
a sur agsiDsc the Potomac STEAMBOAT company
Tor D C0o damages. He charges that on the 1854
OF NOvenheT last he took passage on tue
STE amer keyport, and paid his fare to On tntico,
ard II bec-me the duty of said Defendant 20
carry him 20 bis Dissipation without Injury 10
ms person or Insult 20 his feelings, but yet the
defendant. by one j. III. Warren the captain OF
TIE s'eamer, fully, aud without just BILE
cause, fssiulted him and drOve him out OF the
taIOon OF the host, dO9n the stairway. causing
MN gre At suffering of mind aud body. It ia
claimed by the Steamboat company that tGe
piaintf ives travelling on a second-ciass tic ket.
arc not having any light under il in the sa,oon
he was put ont.
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Nassfnstos Stock Exchange, Dee Is.
O. tottcrs f,sraisssa D. E'6lfs'sa a TO has.s-s
=. - f.h NiUs S5.re tae Pfto~. rs .ui sS-7 -
dsy:-u. go II = sd. ma 4 :. y Tx stoeS-
Be. tb", MstFup Ia Pee Ia e-f, tIs e,Sst,
ct n s. ed ..-.-' sf.d
~ rSspiCs' National Bark OF &c Own, '6ss
C-ly -. eS.sr RA',so. &c ,uNb.- al
Sd; Ne p taU -, q. a. -, S =
s.1uts 81 Nate FL TI.s-.- la-fS, } \ 7
&C T. 9sa ~. IS 10. n fii- t. ,,rla B nts
A, Re- r-af. goo. - Az. = D ton
is Co. n - bid; y Y Alex " n ans q -
= Go A. lSS District securftt,- = pt.-
lie &C lluhisHNn. o. = boFsA< - 4
ls7s, g bid, C. do =, J. 1875. - ota: 20 },
g.. - '. ', lela : tti. .sicsCs ii.f ss,ris
= 50 bid; P-tn,AHeut Irss 90 4 J j ,
ls9', es bid, - rsse@: d -. J. 8 lSsl slss
h..- a 49,. marx Sex % .1s. - . n
lSo2 > IA 81 TX &. wster -f,-k e,'.d, - =
Ia :. 50 bio. eS rstsf. Furdri 4 n. a. .ngra-.
less, A. 1874, es's Is - ~s.'i fTs-S,
,nsio. -NFive N.sr tg~ iSca' = - 10, VI n
!. 1s7h 81 30 % SIX: Zen N"as bar'., g. J.
ISIS, 81 %. S'-.k Far Ret I,sp Boz g.
u &C. IN AN l9s. 50 b.i, q s-sei;C ria.
Ga - = - ok, LIS o. e. go Il nd
:. sIkSd Eo:rd 9 Pubic wc 90 O : In,
= II . y ~ - a.. F. d. $, g.. lIs.
Sssskt I; d., IS. C5zt ~ y -taHl. ~ : is-T'
"a PIC u sss~f. do. '--s q hir. Il r k -
q re ~ hl6. = fS - a r~-s - scar =.
% 4, Z. ht.: - ls.s. e. p T.: Do so.
% nic: Co, W. ga It'd, a., i,-S. :, "a -
IS e.; Do, series. g. Ul2. water ccr;isc,.c,. - :.
ISL 81 bic. $3.50 o -
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& TTY ITE rs.

o.scooATs in all weigIts All cpl0rs, ready
rlSr p. - 90 t'"'Ten, Irom $50 SIS.
FnI Over 0lt:, rom 10 SD.
One price only. GEO. q. HESSIEG, 40 Ith
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10 CoHSUHPTIyFs.-si have been happy
10 ave their testimony in favor of tha use Of
HtiJ'rS Pure Cod LAGER oil aud Line" gx-
IL &C p-Oye' = = - 4 vai1s ls remedy
for Cu NV 81 ION. -t>ttms, DiphthsriS and ali
d'S3 SCI tiroat aad tang. II ,aufact Irei
only by = WHIT, Chem {, FOsoon. Sold
b. druggist general. eos
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weather Probabilities To-day.

UFFsCE OP THE CHIEF SOMA OFFICsR,l
Washington, Dec. Is. lC.30 a H. {
For New England and thu Mid lie St4Is5.
e. = a. z { cidedly cold weather will Continu
Wiz decidedly f'gh Barometer in the int ri lr
It's Dg barometer on he cOsst, and fire. sh or brisk
norfheTiy winds during the day.
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A. STEAUS.
l0il PI6EeYLvAHIA AvEGUR,
oyls4tr Between 10Th ana lith street,.
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LOCAL NE US.
Amu-e.aenas, &c, Io-nixnt.

Ioyd's cPeTa HOuss.-Mr. L. L. DaYenper. IN
fsHa miet.F
National 7a,d'rr-KellOEg Englsh Opsra
IaOGl "a the BOEsT. "a tfIri-"
Rear Col.fqus.-S2m DeEeTe In "Tne Lid
den Hand ana o,"eT RttrsC. lois.
Old Fills H-g, 5ti E'TSst -Ca'leuder's "a
mons Geosg Mirs,sr's.
Oh Fe'llseS' Fl,- Ma. TsrI.- Grand vocal
sns, irsIruEen' ~ ION. era.
Prssb., eTirl CE1D-I, Gs--gs'e sr7.-Concsrt Eyi
the benefit o. tue A WOmeu's HONE.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALL FROM A
ScAFFoLD.-AtoGt II O'Clock -dav Wa. Hat
ley, while employed in painting on the houses
IN shepherds row, on Mont. emery street,
Seorgtfown. wes precipitatcf - he groun1
rom The railing of tbe 'affblding and seriously
inIured aboJtthL face ard held. He WAS p!ck, 4
up and placed on street car for rsmoval to his
home on EPst Capitol street, and on the wav
Mere D al MT in the Car and waS Zen. Iy3d from
u nt1 TIL Oh ug store of X. p. SouthaI. No. 1921
feDnsylVaDla avenue, and DIR. y. x Moore was
calledii ard administered tn him, after which
De we- taken to bis home. DR.. ~ DE thought
the ut was caused by his injuries, which he
ft.DBs are no. ncce ssrily fatal.
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trsle titsiss'Cns. res-rrci So. z, oxcap, q
fl'i 4as''. n e u-s e. trh. o. r-,ur az a "a az
ST - 80 e-, vi1 Be- "a a. S. al M fba 4 -
- sf' Fittt Nh sc N-afs d. .ia.ia L,-c.stra
=. l'" = T,ssrs'd al Bsiias.y.ss. sa- 7th
thNFTN
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-At the annual
meeting u Harmony Lodge, No. Il, r. A A N
TIE f0'OE anz officers were elected R W. uar-
oy, W NJ; Edwsrd Fitzki, s. W; q. T.. Corson
q. w; W. A. iaf-s, l-eretary; ". j. Brown,
rreasUTer.
Al the regular meeting OF the washipgton
. ngei huud. held last night. the 70 lowing Of
ncsls were eiec ID 20 serve the ensuing form
Louis WS'dceker, pr ssdsDt; +. kn0op, vice
Iressdent; III. OdOre Miler, reroroinz secFs-
,siy5 r. y. EckGr, cCsTr s. OndIpg secretary;
Louis BrochS~s, drancisl secrefaTy; A Biz
ehon, tFcssureTj e. RsedeT, Librarian; q. Her
oeits sS2nd>rd- bexrer. The society hrs on it,
ioii' ~ active snG about 10 passive members.
TIE rUSERAL OF Hrs Susan Maria Burch
N.ocT CT the late Gel 6amIel Burch-who II
Gle ',ne6 had ''mu nd OF battery at the ba lie
Of Blsdef sbuTg-tcok pl &c yC s;er,'ay nom her
lsre sidsDce, No. 52l Sfh street noTtaUe,t
The TeDr'rs were burn in Rock creek ceme-
fsIy; ~ sSrs. DR.. y. b. Blske. y. Carroll Brrat.
Augustus Pss.y, A. PsiIo, O. B ssf~r, Joge2h H.
Bradley, j. G. wFitweil, and - Dunn acting
as Psii-I esyC-s- Dece~ ed rsG 90 years OF age.
TIE SAFE or WORKS or AEF.-AN sd nirers
ct Italisn msIble ststuSIy, Bronze groupes,
elp Zeal cases, black marble clocks, &c, rnoaId
attend the sale OF the above articles on to-mor-
lev MOI aiDg and eyeDipg, st the me store, No.
cz5 Per nsyly2p.l avenue, sdjOiaiuz tie Metro
Po!itsn hotel. The articles sre the import atom
q tse MSssas EId Eros, AID the sale VIII be
Conducted by Me srs- Lstimer d CleAry.
FIRE IN THE CorSTY.-OD Sunday last an
Clubhouse belonging to james Lavender, on the
queens chapel roed. caught fire from stove
ptfe, ard vas bETnec. t9gs ther vita irs CON-
hts, core'stiDz OF furniture, groceries, p,oyIs-
ie Z, &c, valued 1t 500. 30 Insurance
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST POLICE
OFFiCER. - eTdIy M SIS. Web, aud
Yzapga, p. - neys. enter, sntt in the Circuit
Court for Hary w. LonGfelbw sgsirse Mr..
james Arrold. dice Off ser, lay ing damages
at $1,000. 10th plaintiff ard defendant as
residents of UDionfown. Plliuiiff states thar
or September %. 1874, the defendant came -
her house, and falling 70 irduce her to cave, in
order that he might obtain po session, abused
her, ard used personal violence on her, aud,
reToving her from the premises, took her
through the public streets to the station house,
or Police Court, where she was imprisoned
tw eDty- four hours.
ANOTHER Boy RUN OvgR.-Yesterdsv After
Loon the driver OF one OF the Union Express
company's wagOpe, named Chesterfield King,
drove his team over . school boy named Willis
Adamsop. on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and It'll streets northwest. The child was
picked mp, suffering very much, ana taken into
Gilman's drug store, and his In juries Attended
TO by Dr. McWiliiams, and he was sfterw ards
sent TO bis homo. Omcer Atchleon arrested the
driver, but he claimed that it was aceidentsl.
aud wss released.
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OPERA.-The orera of Nigron, by Ambrose
Thomas, wPs performed last evening at the Ma
tlOBai by the kellogg Opera Troupe and the
Tar ge audience gave evidence OF Their spprecI-
Et'cn OF 9th The work ana perfU-mals by FREE
Gurlt tncores and numerous floral oferin - to
n aioTity of those in the cast. Prob .biS the
only Orawbac worthy OF m-ntion in the psr
for nance last evening was tie employm.nt of
u uea recitatlve, which the trars alton iuto Eng
lsh ROT only makes We Iryiny but 1t times lu-
dic'ous- Aside from Ths, the performances was
'IJ"y2t!e. Madame Ven md III trtd Iaura,s
To Ahs Kellogg, IA racei - numerous en-
cores She has msf4 many lends bsre AMI
inSf'v "erns t6eIr apDrnbat.on. ~ night the
Bohemian Gu - announce b-,nsIng 0It Mr.
f'"nltrr vho Is making a hi-riy favorable
tmI ressiCD.
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LECTURES
\ IrCoLN BALL.

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EFNUAL SCIENTIFIC L a. TURE COUkSE
Elwt-. saw AN1 ALa-ATs Con.
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To BIZ CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Trnss, 235 PeDnsy lvaBis avenue north vest s.;
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT FOR S2)0pa
bAMAGhs Nessrs- Bradley AMI Ou-
vSH entered suit for William w. Young for
damages alleged to have been sustained by him
IN copse quence OF bis falling into an excavation
or PIC on 18th street east, between B and ID
south, on the 18th OF June last, breaking the
hores of his left ankle and bruisine himse,f 81
That be " holly lost his employment, and IL per-
mabeDtly incapscitated IRON transs:tiny any
business. Said excavation he charges was left
nheGarded and unprotected Dy the defendant
lie claims SO, 600 damages.
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IRE SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE srATUARY
end works of art at the store No. 600 Psnnsvl
sapia avenue, was commenced this morning.
ard Will he continued this evening, at O'CLOCK.
Inc beautiful gems contained in the collection
were SOLD At very low prices. ard no excuse can
be offered by lovers OF tho beautitul II thew ran
TO secure for their residences come OF these fipe
works OF art $50
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Try rRs ELASTIC Truss, 2S5 Psnnsylvanis
avenue. 95
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IHb NATION al SAvIsas BANZ, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays S Der
cent. Per aunum on deposits for esch calender
month. Rankin bours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS, 20
4 sbc 10 y 2ltS, lftI6