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INSURANCE NOTICES.
The UNDERSIGNED huA ing been nppOi

The undersigned having been appointed
Agents OF the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NoRl II AMEkit \, ot Philadelphia Assets g, 40,
600, ami OF the MANI ATTAIN lNSI RAM 4 COM
PANA. ot New York assets 5000. zoe will commence
til. ire, River and Marine Insurance Business AZ
Ne lhl G.Nitr street two doors from tile Cotton IN
change the LIST proNuto. The Insurance compai.
81 North America makes ei marin. LOSSES uaya,ht IN
-"d III london when d. stree,
=. In. SMITH 4 WOODS
Office Of the Delta Insurance. Company, cor.
'lci talondrlet and Common s;It,rS-NtN sTlt.u.
>.' l. .-iutontu1nlitN with the ..4ilirl. nj ~
i. u,d charter. ana III accordance. with
luton ut tn. Board q" Trustees ~ special IN.
IA, Ill "u u. 10 i.4 the subscribers :. the dIit,
stock ~ this company hereby notified 70
'o,v ard and pa. the :oawr iu>tIlu.i'. II til. zine
Specified h,o~ w
!.ll ,,.i on .i4. =. .a> ~ tgtol,' -
.ru lt' '"nt GA lii. Isl .iaN al November. l>lt
teen pt' cent Oh if. Isl iuN ~ December. ~
t4it,'n per cent on II. l~t day ot December -.
~ .idti "i the Board.
$3.50 .n l.. W. EAQUIE, Scc,.,.r,
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REFINEMENT q noted kE.rv.kiASs.
Tuesday, September l., has been selected by
Governor Leslie, II Kentucky, 4. thu day
upon which to inter in the State cemetarv at
Frankfort. the remains ot the several tlIstiu.
EHished kentuekians, ~ directed by resolu.
.Iun ot The Genera. Assembly. nn that day
il is proposed to deposit III their last .eSt u
.lace the remains Of Theodore O'Hlr., Mao.
Carey II. Fry and AdJutant ). W. Cardwell.
Q. the Mexican war. Hon. John G. Mason.
Governor .ireenup and Governor Slaughter.
The body .i Theodor. = Harss has al.eady
arrived from Georgia. Thos. y. MAJOR Fry
and Adiutant Cardwe'i hay. been sent Tor e
California, and OF Mr. Naso,. - Louisiana
Governors Greenup and Slaughter are buried
II an abandoned graveyard near Frankfort,
!: j. proposed to renter these distinguished
sons OF Kentucky III manner worthy ~ their
services. and to accompany the cerem onv
with fitting orators. Seyega. military com.
ianies will be present.
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WHITE. LEAGUES,

notified 'a1 regular meeting will , held ii their
Hall Magazine street bc'w".n Napoleon Avenue
amt !.,-ilin street, "n WEDNESDAY EVENING.
;l,- ~ INST. IA :. o clock b, prompt
~ ,.,c.ot II T.. SHROPSHIRE President.
N.LE.,. W..,l. secretary. =" 1t
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post submit his a candidate tor III, oil &c
81 coroner -" the >t, ID 3D. It'll 9TH and 6th districts
subject the action OF the Democratic Parish Con
NtHtiun MANY FRIENDS. MANY VOTERS.
- tui
The General A>>cmbly-Thc DemOc rats and
white people at the FIRST Ward viii present the name
of MIR. X. HUTCHINSON tor nomination AT til, ai.-
preaching Parish tonN entlon suitable person ui
the House of Representatives. M Hutchinson is Il.
mtmbero the bar, of recognized n illtN and uuaC..
tens, and has had experience is Democratic mem
bel ot the Legislature OF his native State Ohio both
member OF tn. House and State Senate He has
been Il resident ct tins city tor the pas1 six years
and has become familiar with our political situation
ana hay lng come To make this his permanent home
and being property owner m this city, he has h.
identified With q true interests Of Louisiana
80 1t MANY PROPERTY HOLDERS
We are authorized 10 announce Is. r. .Jonn.
a candidate tor CIVIL SHERIFF, subject to the
nomination 81 the Parish Convention - tit
For Criminal ~herin-Thr many Friends Of
J. T. GI ILl.OrTE, ESD propose 10 submit his
candidate Ton Criminal Sheriff subject to
the aeti"n of the Democratic Parish Convention.
81 toc1s MANY FRIENDS
Criminal sheriff The many friends of Col.
CHA>, K. EAIlEY propose 10 submit his name as 4
candidate for criminal Sheriff at the coming election.
su!0 Il MANY FRIENDS
TO the Democratic and Conservative Voters
~ 'i- Parish OF Orleau>-As gentleman and la
BORING man, who has always proved faithful. honest
and competent and as Il Louislnian, ever ready "
.elv. his party and people announce the of
col. EUGENE WAtiGAMAN. as Il candidate for
'yiI Sheriff of .h. parish. At the coming election
subject to I'll. action "t she democratic Parish Con
y.ntiolI.
aul. II MANY VOTERS
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" 4 NTS.

N'AHIED-io SELL 'N At'oI III 81 -.
w moyal To my n,w store. 81 Magazine street Tie
fixtures ul ~. store llS" * light.
lN-o. apply to millinery and dress maxim .sisn
li-hmcnt, ule MA-aIin. street, NJ. WILSON LEA u
y 1t
N'ANlEl,-AN ACTIVE FIRE lN>l Rae I
w solicitor, familiar 18th the busiut>s Address,
with reference box .ul- Post Office. ST.
N'ANTED-A YOU Nc MAN WISHES TO OF
w tain employ ntn in some good business house.
Understands book keeping. VIII work tuI Il small
salary Can give the best of ieIenee> Address J.
ID. IL. drawer 81 +. O. - 81
N7ANTED-BY OCTOBER FlR>T-A SMALL
rooms and not higher than rlalia street. Rent must
terms and location, HARD TINES iullttin Otfice.
ST 81
\TANTED-A DWELLING USE-ElTllEl,
w III the First oi Fourth Districts, tIom October
LIST. Nlt>t eout.iin least nine 90 \ doubl.
cottage preferred. Address Post Office Lock Box
No :. ~
AANTED-A SITUATION iY An ENPEK.
W rnced book keeper III cotton on general MGR
chlndi>e business by gentleman who .Nc til.
best icconinc ndttinu- by his late employers and
others. Address j. NJ. thu. office. est
\{yANIED-BY \ MAN OF FAMILY HAV
w iHg hut ann, situation Entry Ccr T.
Watchman, or IN any capacity where he make
himself useful Satisfactory references he given
Address Il. III shi. office. I,r.i It
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STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE:


"ill m..' At ~. b 'aiond'i,t street WEDNE>nAi
.NENlN,:, nh Scptenhe,, at o'clock. Fail az
tendtuc. ! requested.
..lA Mil K II. MARI: President.
T.uh Ward Crnrni Democratic Cinb-Thr
lc.tt.l w'r>lv Meeting Il 'hi, cub "ili 10" hrd At
I HIS w -dm.,dayj EVENING, SEPT. . at :! o'clock.
f,A' X. t'i'Il'sn'r /. ''qoeStrd
~ "it. !. J. MAIIoNI President.
.a..l.E. >..rr.a.y
s"ur.:, ward Democratic t!ah The 'o;iow.
I'LL .,nti.u.n ".. .iiltt'I 10y IN, 'iIl '.I.!
)! II. H..m,.. .'Aai,in.. l.. Montgomery y \.
:...u .IrY .tr.I.au. Jacob I.u.Wiu,lIr ~. k,-
!. 5,t. ! iuycc oscar Aiii. :. Wai.. N,l.rl Audr,
!. tb'ti4ts. Henry 1'l.H. !. .l.lr X - hul, =
>rot. ! i-nal'. - Il
Headquarters sixth " ard Rough and Head.
s"LtlJ. Democratic club. llcting of said club
" ~ tale place THIS "Wednesday EVENING, IL =
','. T. ,"tn'I' haltle> and RIltlgks .ticci>
iy order ot I: MoI;EI, vle-idcn',
J. - - lpEs secretary. - II
Headquarters seventh Ward Central Demo
.Iat1c ana Conservative Club Jacob Hall, cor
mel ii T,cnchmcn and I.o>. ,trre1,-A nrttlu. Of
thu tbuY. Climb viii BE- held on WEDNESDAY the
9Th ii September At i o'clock. 7. NJ. All members
and Conservative voters respectfully invited t"
attend - bushes, Of importance will be Transacted
JAMES d. EDW ARDS, President
J: II \RI>. Secretary. - II
Rally. Rally. Howard Gnar i- OF the Third
Ward democratic Club-Ihere will be regular
nc,in. D! this club WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Sent at their hall corner Robert son and Common
streets. Z. J. Ellis will address the meeting.
JAS j. - iARA. President.
J>o. REILLY, Secretary. IT
We. the undersigned Citizens and Residents
OF New Orleans. agree to organize a DEMO- RATIO
Of the Italian Spanish Greek, palmaia. Mat'rs and
ali ohtl citizcn, To the White Mans ca1lse to
Join. JAS 7. MAClllCA
j. VI NDltlCH
= UDRI,E
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l)Ii...RDS BILLIARDS.

Af-a. .'rief period devoted g the rc,peva'iou
.etunuslling and reteroratlon Of our BILLIARD
ROOMS. We beg to announce to the public that
.hey will be reopened THIS EVENING at :.
O'clock. In addition to other general improve
nent,, the Tables have been Newly Furnished
with Cloth, Balls, etc, and patrons will lind
at tier command cheerful and inviting place
II resort supplied with all the agreeable app.
pciI.trntnts calculated 20 -opthe, sustain and
encourage :hc heart. ot the lovers Of the npbl.
,a:nc MILLER. B.0Vif.ES.
y
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Miss Agnes Ethel. the actress. has been
contesting her dentists bill IN one of the New
York courts. It amount, to the tri fling sum
of $l0c5.
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POLITICAL.

NJ political advertisements. vii. be inserted unles.
pail in adv ne. Endorsed by some responsible
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The Poy: :ince,l: ir.t.t. Of III. Ith inst. :,
says: Seaso,abl. showers 81 almos: daily oc.
surrence brighten the prospects .. the farmer.
while the atmosphere becoming purified by
electricity adds materially to the general
health. Hopes of fair crops are entertained
by ). ma iorty Q. the farmer IN this vicinity.
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Nevada is proud Of a woman residen: VINO,
when the stealthy savage approached her. Just
pulled of her hair and gave j! TO him.
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Triumphs Of the Turf.

! The scar soon closing promises to hr Tt
markable in the annals of the American tIl.
/ Dn1lnS the last two seasons the records hay.
been revoutionized. IN trotting, Huntre,,
/. has distance by many seconds the three mlit
rec rd Of Dutchman, and Flora Tempt, .
2:lgi has become the boast OF the renot.
! past. Goldsmith Maid las pushed the did
i back TO 2:l4i and Lulu, Gloster. Judge Iui.
ierton, Red Cloud, Golddust, Occdent. SNUG
gler. and others press npon her steps. IN
running, Gray Planet has made the marvellous
time .; ;425. and Springbok and Alarm have
!. made :. mile record o. :42i. Fellowcratt ha.
finished out his torr miles III .:l95, beating by
a quarter OF {! second the famous time OF Lex
ton. over til. Metairle track Ut New Orleans.
twenty years ag". True Blue. Mate, Sprn..
. box Tom Bowling and Pr"aknes., has. Won.
l4ureis tina. we.. Ieemet! nnattalnable.
In ..el. direction there j. an improvement
in time. indicating tina: there are still create,
ach y.nl.n's III store FOX the hora. "t til.
iuture. L. .i.w - IL. .ecen. triumph~ 81.
GOLDSMITH Malf. this 'ilav seem an idle pr..h-
ICY. bJl: L II in otherwise. With .ael. ye..,
thar. come Improvements III tracks. breeding
~;in.i;l1 sulkl.-. 49,. Ia. .ar. and manage.
men. .; horses. =! :h.s. changes ,pr ne
better in the surroundings -. the steel. Will
renCie, il easier IN ham :" reach bis phy.lt,.
limit. ltelm' tad' n" has " 70 mean. AZ
tanned Il has b,.. discovered that attention
10 .h. least 81 ...se detail. pays. and still
greater cal. ana tilll4.,lc. IN tins object may
b. expect. Il = .i.ne - one. \. i. ''Y.-
U..tci0l.
Sine. III. a'o.. wa. written III. little MAID
Ia, mad j. il. 49,. 4. Boston.
',H, ScHJ-., =. iatI-.AS. '4KPEl EiG.
.,a,s. INA II: number .: .Ae st. Loui.
Il Nv or
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! L>OR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF No
! u l35 Gravier street between st. Charles aIG
lamp Terms moderate 10 good tenant Apply 10
! BUCKSER & CO.. 1871 Grapier street les
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CANDIDATES.

The many Friends nj Dr. &. y. NontItr pro-
posi- to submit his name - candidate ion thc of &c
- Coroner OF the LIST ID Id It'll 9TH and eth Districts
subject the action OF the Democratic Parish Con
yentun MANY FRIENDS. MANY VOTERS.
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NEW ORLEANs ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
STATES.

BEST ENGLISH STATES corog RrD-
Slate Roof and Repairs made 70 order BIZ
AURiCH. 629 Magazine street, lear Jackson.
au1e In
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CLASS VI.

SCIIIAIF
- ooo ,,,r,,,, ,r,,.,,,.,,,.
u,.yFs. or,ETERs AND trfuru, ~ PROPORTION,
prize OF slU, 900 IL. $1OOD
prize 81 lg'0 009 - io'o
81 przes Of ... 500 are. .......... 1905
Wv prizes ppp0yr,T}9&% are o.J"
approximations Of 200 each for til.
nine remaining UNITS Of the same ten
nriln are .,
approximations Of 5000 each for the
nine remaining units Of tIIe same ten
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

OIlmittre of seventy will meet at No. 81
sii"uti..rt street r.! ESDAl. .th ; ptembeI III . L.
NJ Kali attendance il requested.
:. EMAE L. IL. MARI Chairman.
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ATTORNEY AT-IAW.
No. 5 Carondelet street.

- BAUMGARTNER. CIGAR MANCFAC.
IL. 'urer. 81 Magazine street corner NateheG
New Orleans. Factory No. 33S, First District.
La. Any description of Cigars, except the Towe
qualities. made to order in quantities OF 1000 o.
more. ~ may be desired, at short notice and q.
as low rate. if not lower, than any Other MANI.
.actHrer III tie Sity or elsewhere. au5 I'm
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s.I.tIJ. Democratic club. llc,tIn- of said club
Will takc place THIS tWcdur>,uyJ En- ENlNt'- I'll :.
,.,it.A- Gomez. 'h5utlc> and Barracks streets.
~ order ~ Z: M0ItEl4 pIc>idcls.
J. y. 80 l.iI.s Secretary. - II
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VII me-. at No. % ,'a,oi. i,.t street WEDNE>DA
:.NENlN,. nh Scptemhe, al o.oy. Fail a
tt.,Idauc. request ted.
= ,AAifd l. II MARI: PRESIDENT
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LNOR NT-IMMEDIATELS. OI: FROM iSy
Of October the two story brick house B.tronne
and Joscphlue streets containing ii -it bedrooms
double pariors large dining room bath and wash
rooms also g;t> and improvements with ii.
lures. Cottages jackson and Drlalc- streets
ten apartments bath and wash room. gas and water
improvements. For further particulars, apply I"
JAS. COILE. 546 Baronn. street, III. NJ. ROBIN
son. Real Estate \ Gent II 1T
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FOR RENT.

'ENO RENi,'HFNP-TO \ GOOD TENANT 1
1 large house. corner Of FROM and Cl.stuG, SIRE,
tileenv', eight rooms. Kitchen, Stable and .,ut
houses yard All! -a,,loH, NJ l.s about half "f .
square. with of.g. and otiI fruit ilt.- iddrt-s,
K. W YOUN. Terrell! Pres. ."9utv O1Ing, an.
Chippewa streets. ~ IW
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LNOR REET-THE WELL LOCATED THREE
l. story Granite Front Store No. 90 Magazine
street Po>Sess given the LIST Of October For
particulars apply at and Canal street. corner of
Delta. .e. ii
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AFFlCE TO EESY-A SPACIOUS WEii
~ lighted office on tn. second floor .i No. l.,
Gravi-r street near Camp. Rent low good tel.
ant. Possession al once. Apply "H iii. prrlNi-...
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ACTIVE FIRE lNSI kA, T.
w solicitor familiar with th, business Address
with reference. box .ul- Post Oiict 3,
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>pecinl Notice TO Grand Er"re Passengers
tnt ShippclS-Ghc steamer Is He Rowland Will
l,ay. positively ih. TT ESDAl EVENING. aud
the steamer K 1. BryaIlN. following, viii lcav" on
>AII EDAN, l2th inst, At clock +. NJ Passcn
.cl. and shippers re- this allan cement. For
turtle, information apply on board
w i,ES
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/, TO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
/, L rooms, furnished. SO per month. Board and
room e. per month. Convenient to business With
Large verandas in front; also large front room
unfinished. lnaulle at II Baronne street near .
Common. iy,-
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>D-. iai Notice->tramer Katie makes close con-
..,, .ivH At mouth VIII and Arhaust- Rivers
wi.h steamer OF ltkSTEP. tor Augusta and all
l.tiilt. White River
jtIiS JANEEY. Agent, II. Common. street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID CAAN ELCS - ~ II LIZ.
I Z. AUSTIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-26
Al e X Il NDRIA

STREET RATLRoAD.-The committee APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions for the sale OF a
sufficient number of fare tickets to guarantee
the running Of the street cars again has, it is
understood, made little progress, but solely
because its members have made no effort OF
the eight members but one, it is said, has at
tempted 10 secure subscriptions, and he was
more successful than he anticipated IL tue
Others do not proceed at once with the work as
signed them, and raise the required three thoIs-
and dollars Immediately, the cars will be sold
ana the track torn mp, and then they will regret
their present supineness. As "A matter of econo-
my it would be well TO save the road from de-
structon, for it will be paying stock before very
long, and to rebuild it will cost much more th an
IL can be bought for.
ACCIDRNTs.-A young man, named John
hammond, clerk at the grocery store of wm
johnson, corner of Pitt and Queen streets, h I'd
nus band severely injured Yesterday by a safe
door which closed upon it.
Carey HILL, little son of Or. J. G. Hill, was
trlpped by boy at the intersection of Column
BUS and Princess streets yesterday evening a nd
railing upon the brick pavement had his he nd
badly cut and so injured that he was carried
home in an unconscious cendition.-Gdzst5e
Saturday eUsRiHQ.
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THE COURTs

CIRCUIT COURTs-yxdJe CARTER.
To day the calendar was called, q number Of
judgements taken, and the first twenty-five
cases on the appeal calendar set for tomorrow
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, In the Court in General Term, Judges
Cartier, DIN and Macarthur heard the case
OF HuntiDgton's ADM nistrators against the Ma
uonal Savings Bank; Judge PasChal for COM
The compliments filed bill seeking TO rerover
the interest of the late W. s. Huntingdon one
or the corporators under the act of MAY n. 1870
and the question is, " Did the interest in the
banking institution terminate upon the death
of Huntington, or does it continns equal with
the other eorpOrators until the present day ?"
POLICE CoURr-JHdGe Smell.
To-day Ida Ernest, cuTsing; g. Frank
Washington forfeited collateral for same Of
fence. JAS. X. McLellsnd, loud and bolster
Gus; -. j. W. Cant, same; IS. Henry Banks.
profsne; 80. Major Lewis, loud and bolsterous;
IS. Abby Saunders forfeited collateral. Fran
els W. Wood, loud and b0isterous; IS. Jenny
Peck, profsne and indecent; .. John Doug
same; So. Benjamin A. Brashaw, WIN. A.
Sheppard, John Becker and John williams
disorderly conduct at Lees wharf; IS each.
Edward Doyle forfeited collateral. Lewis
Douglass and Anna Robinson, loud and bolster
Gus; So Maria WOOdbeck, same; s.. James
Terry, same; So. VIM. Taylor, same; So
ply, same; s.. II. Hilton forfeited collateral
Isaac Brown, same. Peter Cummings, sailor,
loud and boisterous; IS. Fanny Miller and
John Sears, profane and indecent; 80 each.
Isaac Williams, vsgrant, was condemned to
the chain gang for 90 days. Edward Ludlow,
forfeited collateral for disorder. Jacob Ger
hard, same. Michael Ryan, same. r. A
Bassford, loud and bOiSterous; as. Emma Shaw
profanity; dismissed Charles Brown, loud ana
bOisterOus; 50. John Francis, assault and bat
terry on Eliza Francis, his wife; IS and costs.
VIM. Davis, larceny of piece OF harness: $40,
or thirty days in Jail. Cornelius Courtney, lar
ceny OF grain sack; SO or thirty DAYS in iail.
chm Kelly, larceny CT watch worth SD; fned
$40. Alice Bryan and James Stewart, charged
with atfray; james forfeited $40, and Alice dis
missed. Charles Brown, assault and battery on
James Wanstall, $50 or sixty days in Jail.
Frank Cronin, larceny of beef from several
stands in the o street market; seven months in
jill. X. A. Bssstord, resisting and assaulting
officer Kenner; sent to grand jury.
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DUB KEW EsTABLISaNEET.
- COLLECTORS nEEInE.

III
wy DISTRICT OF COLvNBTA,
WASHINGTON, October q, 1874,
Notice il hereby given that on SATURDAY,
october 81, 1874, will expire all LICENSES given
Dy she District OF Columbia to all apothecaries,
auctloneers, banks and bankers, bill posters
brewers, brokers' book agents, butchers 10 the saw
eral markets, claim agents, contractors, cattle
brokers, commi- sion merchants, dealers OF msr-
cbandise Of any kind whatever, dealers in dist I'd
ana 1eTmented liquors wines, aud cOrdials distlers
Eliminating gas, life end tre-fnsursnce companies,
patebt-agents, pavnbrokers, photographers, pro-
pT1etors OF bAr-rooms, sampie-rooms, tipping
houses, billiards, bagatell and Jenny Lind tsoles
bowlng alleys, hotels. livery STABLES, Intelligence
Cthces Junk shops, restaurants, and eating hoCsas
theaters, real estate agents, rectiiers, &c.
All parties engaged in said business, trades; OF
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
sccoro ance with the provisions IF sot of the Legs-
lalive Assembly, approved August q, 1871 and the
act amendatOry thereto, approved June %, 1872,
viz: THAT every person liable for q licsnse-taK
who LAY fail to pay the same before engaging In the
buslnC So for which license may be required shall
In addition 10 the iicense-tax imposed, pay tine or
lars for each offense."
Dealers in distilled and fermented liquors, wines
and coTdials in quantities not less than a pint are
further notified that bond, with two citizens s.
suretfes, each IN the penal sum Of two hundred l.
lars must be given unto the District of Columbia as
the successor to the Mayor, Board of Aldermen sad
Board OF Common Council, &C, previous to b aiB-
ing license 10 traffic therein, Ia accordance with
oc,2I'2w JOHN F. COOK, Collector. DC.
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SUNDAY Evening. October Ok

Editor Star knowing you to be a fearless
champion OF peoples rights, ask you why it is
that, having travelled from one end OF this
city to Georgetown, and having climbed the
succession OF hills which lead to Oak Hill I
should be deried admission to the cemetery?
My wife assured the gate-keeper that
her brother was lot owner, but this ouly
brought repetition OF the first refusal. L be-
neve / could stand all this without a murmur
did not known that on every Sunday hun
dreds visit this beautiful burial place VINO not
only hold no lots, but who have no friends or
acquaintances buried there. Will you favor
this line with publicity. Yours, G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Editor,-Why are citizens precludsd fropi
witnessing the proceedings of the Criminal
Court In the "Safe Burglary" case? Upon at
tempting to gain sdmittsnce there a few days
siAce, was politely informed that "not being
member OF the bar, nor having any business
with the court" l was debarred the privilege
accorded to all well behaved persons in the
legal tribunals of other cities. Even in the
"Surratt" trial which was OF as much interest
as the present case, every one had free access
without let or hindersnce. 1t is q novel mode
OF procedure to say the least. TIA. @.