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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


specials to the start
OIL CITY, Pa. Dec. 26-s:46 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River / foot and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Wind east. Thermometer A.
BROWNSVILLE. PA. Dec. 26-l0 A. M-Mo-
nOnRahela River feet inches and stationary.
Thermometer 50. Wind southeast. Weather
cloudy.
PITTsBURG, PA, Dec 2G-12 M.-River feet
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy and
raining.
CAIRO, ILL, Dec. 25-5:5l A. M.-The Golden
Rule will arrive at Cincinnati Friday. She
passed here at 5 O'Clock this morning.
CAPT. o. p. SHINkLE
CAIRO, ILL, Dec. 2G-1O A. M.-The A. C.
Donnally, from New Orleans for Cincinnati,
passed here at A. NJ. with 800 tons sugar and
molasscs. CAPT. Il. U. HART.
The river was about stationary here at noon
to-day, with u feet inches in the channel
Weather cloudy. Light drilling rain this
morning.
Business moderate.
The following steamers were in port at noon.
Golden Crown, Louis Il. Sherey, Nirgle Lee,
Wildwood, las. ID. Parker and Golden City.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The fast side wheel packet Express will ar
rive this evening, and return to Hltt5burg to-
morrow.
The John l.. Rhoads, ell route from st. Louis
W IIllSDuI Z. pdS>t up NCSgCItldl WIFI dDONb
800 tons freight. she discharged Is tons here.
The fast Nirgie Lee arrived from Madison
last night. and will return to-day at 3 p. Nj.
Captain w. II. Kirby commands, and A. j.
HalTigan presides in the Office.
Remember that Capt. G. b. RusselI's popu-
lar packet James D. Parker is at the Wharf
loading, and Will positively depart this even-
ing for Evansville, Caro- and Memphis.
Capt. Ii. II. browns elrganI new steamer
Golden Crown will positively leave this even
ing for Greeuv!lie, V!ckSDurg, NatclGz and
New Orleans direct MIR. Eugene Shiukl9 is
her competent clerk.
The reliable and popular Potomac will be
the regular packet leaving this evening for
Gallpolis and PomerOy Captain Jas. KlrAer
commands, and Capt. Watt Shedd does the
honOrs of Jhe office.
The speedy and cummodiOus BostOna will be
the regular Z. x y. K. Il. packet, leaving from
the foot of Broadway this evening for Hun
tington. She leaves promptly a. 4 O'Clock.
The General Lytle arrived this morning, and
will return to Louisville this evening.
The Gl y of Portsm puth will return to Chilo
at F. NJ. and attend TO all way business.
BOAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
James Alexander, clerk Of the Ashland, left
last night for LIJtle Rock to Join his boat
Captain Henry Smms, Of the Missouri VAL
ley Transportation Company, is dangerously
Ill at his residence in St Louis
The City OF Alton is above Memphis with a
goo4 trip. W III. MassUn is Clerk o. the City OF
Alton.
The shreveport Times Of Saturday saws that
j. j. Dodd now commands the Kate Kinney,
anu Ruly Porter is CLERK. Sh. took out u fui
lUau OF cotton for New Orleans al 81 90 per bale
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26
For New Orleans,

THIS DAY. 26th. at 2. Nj. POSITIVELY.
e. n GOLDEN CROWN, III. IL. Drown
lsszs$Efs Master. Apply on board, or to Roys,
man Il Co., gents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26
For Memphis.

7 TEDN ESDAY, 26th, at 8 p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h. AS. ID. PARKER, Z. Il. Russell
Master. Apply on board, or to Eoysa
4 Mosset. Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26

CAIRO ILL, Dec. 800 A. M.-Thc A. c.
Donnally, from New Orleans for Cincinnati,
passed here at A. NJ. with 800 tons sugar and
molasscs. CAPT Ii. U. HART.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-26

The river was about stationary here at noon
to-day, with IL feet inches in the channel
Weather cloudy. Light drilling rain this
Evening star., 1877-09-20
GEORG ETOTN

FIRE YESTERDAY EVENING. .-Tasfpr,Iav
al '-L 2 ILL. an alarm Ci fire was struck from
boN = Tor a fire in dwelling house o,vnei
oy lie Metropolitan ~ ailroad cnrlva7v On
West street. ia the rear Of the railroad
staNieS. The fire Gcrar was profnp.ly '
at tue scene, but dad not go into Slryfc5 a.
the Gre had been quickly ru, on nv the "a II.
age about %tO0.
MEPnING--Miss Laura b. Hayden. the
daughter OF {. ". Hayden, ESQ. was united
~ marriage to Mr.. JChC y. q. Bqllv Of
Rome, y. l., last evening at O'Clock The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. J.
Joyce 81 81. johns iP. E. church, where q
large assemo!age of persons had gafbara{
Misses hste Cooke, Kate Ch.C;nan. Lon
W lliett, and the Misses Baily, together with
I0ur Eti'e RirlS-the Misses HayIcn and the
Misses Gilbert-were the bridesmaids. AMI
MessIs. II. Hayden, II. Eyrnan, +. Barbl-
Tlne, L. Cook and G.. Dodge. the ushprS who
also ac'ed as grOomSmen. After the care-
mony tie happy couple held a reception nj
thC brides home, on West street and at ten
O'Clock left for their bridal tour
iASskD'-ReVere r. Gurley, OF George
tGN n, one o! The Iresld dent'S appOintees from
his District 70 the Naval academy. is
among the number who passed the exaniina-
I0n Tor entrance into the aCademy-beirg
ON In class of 90. This is especially gratIfv-
Ing TO our Georgetown public schools where
preparation.
GEuBGETowE CATTLE MARKFT-rFur-
rished by J. Ii. ke1gIa & Co Mum Ter OF
cattle on the market sOl. 33s sold at prices
ranging nom = 10 81, cents per pouad; "a
ieit. 500 sheep and lamDs oTared-shesD sold
~ 10 cents per pound; lambs from ~ so To
- 10 Per bead; al sold. % cows ana calves
Soid AZ IIices ranging nom so To SIS per
head. F0'
GRAIS TRADE.-Arrived-B Boat Wheeler
q Brown. with 20 bushels WLeaT: boat Sen
eca, with 500 bust els do. and zoo bushels
corn, u Hartley Bro. also. so bushels
wheat 10 II. Nj. Talbot; boat Ellen Brooks,
WIN 500 bnshtlS wheat TO j. G.. d J. NJ
Waters. 49,
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE Offerings on
CEaHge, 4 m0 bushels wheat. 125 bushels
so!d Al Sl5j* 30 bushels, sold at : Is; 301
onsheis, Solu al Sl53}g; 500 bushels, sold at
Sl52; 200 bushels, sold at II 46
REVIVAL MEETTNG.-A very interesting
revival meeting is in progress ~ Dunbarr1S
street NJ +. Church, under Rev. Richard
Norris, pastor.
COAL TRADE Forty five boats. carving
- 'C.ll tolls OF coal cleared from Cumberland
Ut Sday.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
4'A UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETC

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
AVA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN
C<TLer u 18th and 4 streets northwest
Z he twcrty-riuth eunral session OF the Medical
Colle=e will beSiu MONDAY. October Ist, AZ =
GClork = N. Introductory by Prof. JOS. TABER
FACULTY:
hOBtE 1oiNG, NJ g. ETlCritCs, Professor Of
tie PRINCIPLES ard Practice of Medicinqz and
Preside mt of the Faculty.
FLCDUAtDO HOWARD. NJ. D Emeritus, Pro-
fes7or Ct OtetetTics and Diseases Of Women
and children.
JOHNSON ELIOT, nd, Emeritus Professor ~
EuIgery AZ Professor of Clinical Surcery
JAMES C EORGAN, h. D, Em-ri' us. Pr JfesSsr
cfhateris 6dica and Thers pc utics ald N, ,di-
ca JuTisIrudenoe.
SAMUEL @. BUsEY, MD.
Professor If the Theory and PTac'ic Of Medicine
FRANCIS a. ASHFORD, NJ D.,
PrOftss Of Surgery
JOSEPH ThBKR JOHNSON, A MIND,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Infants.
G. II. A. ELEISsOHMIDT, Nd
Professor Of Physiology
WM. II. ROSS, M D..
PTOfef soT cf Nj sierra Medica and Tbera peutics
DANIEL J. KELLEY A. N, M. d,
Professor 81 Chemistry AID Toxic logy.
CH HakLES HAGFEB, D.,
WM. ii TBIPLETF, d
Professor Of Anatomy.
CHARLES &. EOARMAN, MD,
DsmOBsTa!or Of Anatomy.
JOHN WALTEK, NJ D.,
PrOsect0r 10 Chair Cf Anatomy.
For scd.ticNRl inform alton, apply to
= A. HSEEOhD, ~ u, Dean f Faculty.
sepl72w 1890 New York avenue
Evening star., 1877-09-20

To LADIES AND GENTLEaEN-Wew wish
20 call attention TO a. Eischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No 9l6
& street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do his work in a manner not 10 be
eQualed by those not possessing these facil-
lies. His cleansing and Il eing Ladies aud
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the
city on account of bis superior work. Give
HIM call-SO6 q street. PunctUaIity guar
snteed.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

FCfitOr rSor:-Cornpariscns are "oioro1s,"
Dogberry says, and yet when we view
the re eglected condition of the public squares,
circles, and trianGles in our city, we cannot
avoid comparing their present with their
past condition. / believe, there was no day
during the entire reign of Gen. Babcock, in
which these "lungS" or "breathing places"
OF the city were so neglected the weeds so
pleftiful the grass so high. the trees so much
unirimmCd, so few flowers, and generally
presenting such a foriorn and wos-hegoue
during the principal part OF the past summer
while under the supervision of Col Casey.
A change is needed either in the officer or
bis administration OF affairs. T. W.
Freedman's Bank
Fdi'oT Of TIE ST--Tne reply Of the Com
nissioDers TO inquiry Of Justice, viz: As 10
whether they could not pay dividend OF ten
per cent, Is not very pleasant reading TO de-
pOsitors. They say that they are not certain
that they have the legal right TO pay divi-
dend OF ten per cent | fail to fnd any law
that prob ibits them from paving any per
cent. they please. Again, they offer as an
OhJt ctiOn that the expenses attendant upon
The pay ing dividend of ten per cent. are E :
great as they would be in paying twenty
per cent Granted that this be so; but sup
pose the depO>itOrs desire IL. should il nOt De
done? Is IL IOt tneir Inorey? Shall they %
made 10 wait, end maDy Of them in pain aud
misery. through weary months and years for
mat which y aiwaVs coming bat never
comes" Mr., Editor. hope rot NAV here
state, i have Information from official
sOufcCs tfat they (the CON mi SSjO1erSG ha
before them, some time ago, the proposition
10 ray dividend Of ten per mt, but for
some reason best known TO Themselves il
was not done. In rhe name OF humanity.
MeSsrS. Commissioners, do not STUFF with
so much law, but give some money, suI
no longer lay yourselves liable to tn suSpi-
c'on tnat The salary attached 10 vOur on tas
is not unpleasant 10 handle.
a DEP0ssToR.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
DuEs AND FIsSURE.

TT. .EHRADER, oroe room 4S 81 Ooud Ruus
tne, (southvsst corner 9sh and strer 4. a rr--.
Plies and fissure without Knife Lfesture or Csus-
ucs and without pain, and guarantees . cure IN Al
Bro, tsbscconist; GAS 7th street; b. q. sailer.
tupernfsnd.nt " eshfngtos and GeorgetOwp Raj,
sss;; Wm. Tucker, merchant tailor, 48S PennsTi.
xsIis evenne; II b. Marche, p. b. Dersrtmsnf,
flsce, and my others, On application si nv once
Lsase sttsnoes - their residences II desired Once
UUltss5on frss. - ~
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Il l. Z X 4 " y IPId

TRAIN ATTACKED BY TRAMPS-MentfOn
was mace III yesterday Guzetfe of the at
TACK on a freight train on The Virginia Mid
!&Ec road night before last, near Manassas
Dy ITamps. The pay car OF the road con.
laiIlIg Haymaster r. T.. BarbuTy and the
iuEds Tor The payment of the employees was
Htt&cneo 10 The trs in, and il now seems that
Inc attacking party knew this and wanted
10 get possession OF the funds. As stated
yesterday. SIX OF the raScals were capturaJ
and committed 10 Jail at BrentSvjIle where
they Will be tried tomorrow. The authOri-
ti6s OF lhe MldIand road are determined tn
prosecute The would be robbers to toe fullest
extent OF the law. This morning while a
InlEEt lfaln under charge of CODducfnr
ietcher Davis was lying al Burke's station
a BRAKEMAN informed the conductor thai i've
tTaDIS had bearded the train and declared
their intention Of riding to this city, and
threatened vengeance d1e against arv one
who attempted TO Cisct them. Captaf6 Da-
Wis al once made search for the tr8mDs and
icuId Them coz ceaied in "A stock car anlongst
"A lot OF Shtep. Ending they were discovered
ity led from the ear, Eltt CaDtaIn Davis
stcc-tctd ~ catching aud holding one Of
Lt IN, Whom hc brought 10 this city. Tho
lellSW gave his lameas George Wanlar ana
was conn mitted 20 iaii. tie was rcco12fgai
~ tdPt' Davis as one OF those who aclJed
ne ne uHln 81 Manassas on the preyiouS nfghr
he VIII he sent 10 Breutsyflle to-InOrroW
LAND SLIDE While q rreiobt frat, ~,
The Virginia Midland rosS was naSs,0g
to.I nIcusa Gui near So river, last might, The
80 pr 'iie .ue OF the cut began TO slida
TOM, 81 away the trucks from under the
.er and the two cars next to II, thrOYlng
tn m Off of the track. No one on the train
was hurt, and the only inconvenience exec
rIenceG was the transferring of passengers
clear IN time fCr the passage OF trains 70 day,
iGG2CUe, 18Th.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Alleged Treasury Conspiracy Case


OTHTRS.
Yesterday. the trial Of F. a. SAWYER
HsuCS, Brooks. and Bars;ow was procsede1
win iu tls Criminal Court, Judge MacAr r
thur, aftei recess, aud lie prosecution Pot in
evidence Order 2Of or the district Of West
Tennessee fuT the release OF the prouerty = M
farkLIan- ElooRs * Co, from military cas.
1Cdv.
", p. Barton testified to hearing tAnes
fAiE 20 BUR or tie sub lee. OF Ire fla m s.d
win MI. Burr heard EarStOw's Statement.
Whicu was taken TuOLOsTspA pAiCaily. Tap
Nltit>S testified as 10 the GGtIeS Of Officers Of
tLe treasury, and that he had held conver-
sdt',i's WIN III, iCE before has lldlctna aIt.
In tics ie affirmed Ii4 IHEOceuca Of auy
cflmltal conn. C,.yn IN tEIs case.
- S-'r. cEFHIIat-pu witness said Bar
SO" ad told E.rI dat his Il tT>tOv - " e
had Gone COZ siderable Copytrg for MIN. auf
Et t.rt- VS.. Lfr .- E-tCF " .t"o-- 4D~tsT. bod
iiI'.a..-It ne fl'.i- Togt.. e. iGe aiiS.nZ 81
til-i.'-. on IHfsi-- s,. aHlt said 70 WoJ.d b.
1HIS --iU-g tal tie Secretary OF the Treasury
81 A>~is t.". Sc'lC airy Ia examine Iu detail
Tie claims coming before them.
10 DAY
This non ~ St.Yu.r. L. sU1gh. CLERK in
tit CIaCe ut ts- e., HIiH lOlyT of customs in
u ears a. and :. was banded boDi, 1r
h' cl.l., sf+ Ills attention called 90 the ac-
GCrll Cl E&:EELa.. Brooks & Co.. fu which
ttr4S We.t i.C claims. one dated Egnrrarv
IL ~ +, and g. o.ueI tth.uars jo.h. The lat
ttF e., ttrel b} L.gaWlot lI The book.
j. W v aLG. ,F.sL auditor q. the Treas
NY iesti. ei jan .ereare % his duties as IN,
tlslti.-- f-e Cfs Iui have betJIe hIU I'm Feb
1uarE- Isl. q claim o. E1dry, but had an
award 81 jy tie Secretary Cf tho Treasury.
Al Vas D. GC'y 10 stale he account The
Ieltri OF The FTs. Comptroller was shown
I'D es~. The account beiEE that Oj Parkman.
Brooks ~ Co Ii TrCOIleciCd Haines' asking
leave 20 take tie Fapers 10 the Secretary. aud
he coL>v1 Ted HalaeS TOOK them. aud In
atcEi al hour rttUfIed with them endorsed
APP ToNtd. ard signed by Mr.. x cnarEsOu
W mess then went 30 Mr.. NOGrIs room To
see d ii-e amounts cOETcsPOIded, and d.diug
lLtI C.d, hG went on and stated the account
HtClC Ipj TsCClleCt - hg;heT the ggl T fCrSeD1nlt
was CE the paper when 10 was first brought
70 Llm- ~ was in The hand writing o. Mr
sawyer.
Judge W. y. Richardson. formerly Secre-
taTy 81 The ITt asUry was shown the endorse
mt Ets, ard identified his signature, and said
lhe eToCT-t Iaeut was IN SSwyer's hand
Nilih g. saVyeTs duty was 10 see that the
tHCcr>emeuts were correct, and. II correcs
10 p&ce MS Initials on the PAPER. and yrft-
Res slgrfG iHe endorsement because Of Saw
Yer check. II the reference was 10 have the
cia'Iu examined the endorsement was not
roper 10 should have read, referred for
tEamII alton and rtIOrt.'
Evening star., 1877-09-20
READING NOTICES.

ouced for the cure OF headacne that COM
pares with Lodilles' Headache Specific.
Cures in five to twenty minutes Price SOC,
Evening star., 1877-09-20
DYSPEPSIA Rnste,t.r.s S,o,,,l,Oh p,.,a-.o

DYSPEPSIA Hosteffer's Stomach Bitter. are
universally acknowledged to be the sover-
eign remedy for this annoying disease. as
they act directly upon the digestive org ans,
correct and tone the stomach, and give re-
neWed vitality to the system. citing de-
lightfuiiy upon the nerves and soothing the
brain, renders them efficacious as mental
medicine, as well as a genial stomachlc.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
RELIABLE HrLP for weak and nervous

sufferers. Chronic. painful aud prosfratfng
diseases cured without medicine Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address PM,
vermacher Galvsnic Co., New York City.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
CITY ITEMS.
All Grocers and Druggists sell De,erg,

WOMEN DISPUTE about other matters, but
ail agree on the merits of DooleV's Yeda PolO-
der as par tTcelltnce the best of all Grocers
throughout the country keep 1t, and Fl ad it
gives supreme satisfaction. BY using IL the
house vile is sure of delicious bread. rusk,
rolls, biscuit. buckwbeat cakes and all the
delicacies made from flour
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the AiGlidin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell it, Try II. and you will have no other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
L &c al " T. VS..
Annr.srmrnfs.A IA 40. Tn-nIght.

Ea',oaal TAe4IeT- SIlss Maui Granger IN
q Broken Vows"
Ffrd-s Cl,rI RoVse.- GTa co Roman wrest-
lirg match.
o.. 2 THL- CCCCsr. by 'le Masonic Ch or
Ths0feT CU9pAlrSe.- The Dizzy Blondes
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Condensed Iocats-

fTUTU y. Z IHTarT We IA Vr Iup Nav YOrk
YsTeTS n ad vance Of the mails
j Ei!l UgtOr sends advance cODies or
80 .tHtT MfatftB and 81. Nicholas for OctO-
ter.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Josephine Burger.
the U zee year OH daughter Of Nr. Joe Bur
ser 81 iPed and fell To the pavement on lith
street. between G. and II streets AMI broke
her elbow joint. The little sufferer was
taken 70 her home and attend. by Drs.
HarIiCan and Hya.fS
Evening star., 1877-09-20
EctaH Prices. Center marke,

~ iEHt--- fttl, porter mouse Ala25 peF ID.
s4liolH. ~ round. ., roasting pieces ZDa25:
CcrEcd l6ai5: dried, -; sliced, ., chippeJ -:
FORK, lCf,B- cOTned, Sai2%; Mutton I51pJ.
Lamb. lsa2oi Veal, 12a2o; Hams, whole. lfE
al cut. -, sliced, p, Middliugs. i satI. cut
lais; shoulders. II whole. Is cut; Tongues ~
att each; Lard I2815c. per lb.
irh- -RocE, 20 Per bunch; perch, 35aJA
per aGnch; Catfish, = per bunch, E4ubuf, ~
Ter 10: salmon. 35 per h.; Codtsh. l2alj per
IUuui, HaddOCk, 10 Per pound; Sturgeon,
st,reT pound; Spots. 20 per bunch; Terrapin
lGlaInGnd back, Sl.5OaeZ each; do, sliders,
Potatoes, Irish. 25 per pix:
tanh"se, Jao per head; Carrots, r per
= men, onions, 5Oa60 per PIX; Cora, IOti5 per
toes. -5a40 per PIX; Lima Beans, 12al5 per
FEUITs.-Peacfes, aOa4O per PIX;
2Oa5O Per PIX; Pears, 40aS1; Oran" -.pp!es,
dCz.i Lemons, 3aa50 per - ,os, E0a5G per
la1C; WatermegOnS. '" GoZ., CauteiOpcs
POCLTRY-CT'' -~azs; Grapes, 5a6 per 10,
sCc aSI rev -.Icsens, JOaSO per PAR; Dncks
o. sF-1uck (bIue wing, 81 per pair: do
A~t'gson,, IS per pair; Ortolan, IS per dozsI;
Philadelphia print, As per pound
New York Creamery, 40: choice roll, 81: fair
do, Z6aG5j Eggs, 25 per dozen; Cheese, 2Oa
2j per 10.
THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
met last evening, present, Messrs. Morgan
In the chair, Bacon, Reed, Collins. ant : e "
art. An application for position in the te-
psrtment vas received from Joseph Annarl
The charges against private Calhoun Clark,
which had been referred to q COMMITTEES.
were on It's recomnae ndation dismiss ed. 4.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Stewart, Chief Cro1in
was requested TO inspect the heating appa-
Iatus being placed in the new school build.
ing, on D street. Mr.. Stewart had Inspected
the manner in which furnaces and cOnnec-
tiOBs bad been arranged and nsldered tn 1T
IL was the duty Of the board TO see thst all
due pr5caution should be taken, as the other
building was destroyed by fire because OF the
neglect TO use proper measures 10 Pe-fect the
heailng apparatus. The report of the chief
will be made at the DeXtmeeting Ofthe hoard.
Toe Chief was also requested TO examine into
ana lnake an estimate as TO the Cos: OF re-
pairing Nos and engine houses.
bEEDs IN FEE ave been fled In the flee
~ lhe Recorder of Deeds as follows: Char!e
M.ler 10 George l. lutner, S16 i6; part 10. 3,
4usfe 55S. It. II. u Todd to John Cumb ar
- sLo Jt, S5' o. part lot 2, square r. w. r.
N N sun sly 10 Margartt A Randall, IS; 10.
. suo. OF lot =, square 6i2. A. G.. Brad eV,
square SlS. - " -
MARRIAGE Licenses have been fsSuai m
J. r. kedGlcE and Mary I. CampbsIl. Iobn
schWartz a9d Annie Stickllng; EdWarj ste
yens aud Hortense G Ripggold: NafhaoiSl
q. 7. Herbert and Willie Hogan. Fn,ory r,
Berry, OF Baltimore, aud Carrie Il liza In ~
son.
SUDDEN DEATH.-The coroner viez-al ~ .
body OF Andrew LGnham, who died suIdsno sno
ly al the residence OF {. Ferguson. No. SI0 a
street southeast. and an autopsy develC..si
the fact thai he a led of heart disease
Evening star., 1877-09-20

LAEE George diamonds, crosses and hoop
earrings, roman gold necklaces and lOcke;S,
new GOO irODt sets, nom - 10 so, the best
20 cent ers glass In the city, al Pigg's te ~
elry sore. No. 451 Pa. avenue. 7
Evening star., 1877-09-20

EEW fal ana winter dress gOOls, colOred
-caEGneTeS. seal brown. bronze brown, navy
blue, dark green, black cashmeres, blac <
alpacas, black silks, blankets, Shawls, ca = l.
mtTes for boys. lace for curtains, at Carter'S,
20 Market Space.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

The above oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'S, ESQ d street northwest SlI.3.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

COUETAULD * Co.'S best English craoe
tells' al lOputar prices, can be had ct Frie-
su ns sueeesSor 70 z. +. Gtiing's, 500 Market
Evening star., 1877-09-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-The coroner vieNad n, q
body OF Andrew LGDham, who died sudden
ly al the residence OF {. Ferguson, No, SIN a
street southeast. and an autopsy deve,o.,si
the fact that he died OF heart disease
Evening star., 1877-09-20

The TITF-LOCE CAsE.-YeS. .ar,4av In the
case of John Burge, asSignOr 10 the Yale
Lock Manufacturing Co, aga!nSt James
haTgenf--biH for an i"junctiol 70 reStraln
drfeLCaEt from taking ont a pateut-Juige
Cartier. after fail argument, denied me in
juuCtiCn-
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Weather Indications To-day.

OFF1CE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.l
Washington. September -. 1874. (
For the middle states falling barometer,
s'at OnsTy temperature, ,EOrtbeaslsrly " uds,
jucTt asiTE CloGtiuess aud rain.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

A hEMBER OF TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
IL viii execute orders for the purchase or =. ri
Stocks. Bonds and Gold on moderate msrRins Com
Missions SIS Per each 100 shares Sock privilege
negotiated spOH6ible parties only. Cores "a /
enCe solicited. Henry Merriam, nerber Am Min
ing and StCck Exchange. 35 Wsl street, w Y rz
= mm-ieiehce ID. r. VI angan, ESQ, President National
t list Con paHy, New York. i.1I tr
Evening star., 1877-09-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES have haan iss,os 80
=. 2. Keddick and Mary T. Campbell; John
sch~artz a2d Annie SiieklIng; Edward Ste
SeIs ana hOrtenSe Ripggold; Nathaniel
Berry, OF Baltimore, and Carrie Eliza John.
son.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Educational Institutions.

The next annual term Cf tine law school or
Georgetown University will omen W.dTas-
rs Y &c Cb"T "a. q gtJ street The ftcuItv
1s C. sHTOset a. the following prominent sgasi-
w men ChsS. W HOLMAN. LID, Richard
T. Ncrriok. Ii H.. .Halbsr- +. Paine. II, n
Martin !. Morris, LID, TaLnadga A ,
Lambert ard " r. Dennis
lie R-SSlyu Seminary Ba~ long h-lIa him
rsl uiajIOT IN tnlS city aS a school for yO4Ey
ladies. TIE seminary reOpenau L. d4v al
~ New CrA avenue Miss l.. R1zS min
I1I. Fro. Henri Mason teacher Of
ETcTtu-
II medic; department OF tn. T-ufversftv
Ct G7or-s cTt, VII reopen or Monday. o.
tctrT j.. al : D. n, CoTrc- rIsh ana = Streets
ECr'aN,si. For IaIt Culars Sle the aIver-
Is, Iltlt.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
l. L M II Il II.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have Oh wharf about $50 900 feet of Prime
HoaIt "A Georgia BOARDS which ws Will III for
Thirty DAYS, at $40 per 1909 feet.