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CITY ITEMS.
A perfect hair dressing is Burne,rs cocoalne

WHAT intense pain is caused by toothache. How
many sleepless nights and weary days are due to its
raging influence Yet the true cause of all this tor
ment Is dccayed teeth, produced by neglect and in
attention Could only those who have at present
good, sound teeth fully realize this fact, how care.
iul would they be to Keep their teeth IN good con.
dition. To all such we will give q word of
advice. Clean your teeth daily with good dcnti-
frice, such as THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. II will preserve your teeth through life,
remove all tartar or extraneous matter, keep them
clean, sound, and white, and toothache, with all
its horrors, Will be unknown. Sold by all druggists,
&c, at 20 and % cents per bottle.
How many thousands suffer from billousness,
dyspepsia, &c, and drag Oh miserable existence
not i'll enough TO remain NJ home and call in mcdi-
cal assistance, yet feeling sufficiently unwell 10 dc.
stroy all the pleasure of life. They suffer daily and
solely for want of some simple remedy to- purge
specially adapted for this purpose, Gentle In its Ell
leCts yet 1t carries oil all eXtraneous matter and
leaves tho vital organs clear and unobstruced. 1t
purifes the blood and renovntcs the entire frame.
II Il truly Natures remedy, being entirely herbal.
Sold by all druggists, Twenty-Five cents per pack.
age, each making quart OF medicine.
WELLS MACHINESPRE STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TIERS superior to all others. Composed of choice
medicinal gums, combined with the true Burgundy
Pitch, spread on fine soft lambskin. they afford me.
chancal support to the affected parts, and acting
by absorption, reoyesalmost instantly. For pains
in the back or side, caused either by Indigestion,
rheumatism, or strain, they are unryaled, Sold by
all druggists; - cents each.
THoMPsoNs PoMADE OPrnE on oleagnous com,
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair. Sold by all druggists % and so cents per
bottle,
BuTLER's BAIsAMIC MIXTURE, the old infallble
remedy. Sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle
WlLDoRs COMPOUND or PURE CoD-LIYER OIL
| AND LIME-The advantage OF this compound oven
the plain Oil Is that the nouseatlng taste OF the Oil
| Is cntrely removed and the whole rendered entire
y palatable The offensive taste of the Oil has long
acted agreat objection TO its use but in this form
| the trouble is entirely obYiated. host of certh
Gates might be given here TO testify to the excel
| lence and success of "WilbOPS cod, Liver Oh ana
Lime" but tho fact that IL is regularly prescribed
| by the medical faculty Is sufficient For sale by A
| II. Wilbor Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Specia
rates on time deposits. J. II. SQUIER & Co.,
| Bankers, lil6 PennsylYania avenue.
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Now Advertisements.


ThOrnc's Summer Garden.
Summer Theatre Comiquc-Narlctles.
Maurice Langhorne, G2l L street northwest
Money to loan. Fire and life insurance.
Notcc-Meeting of the incorporates Of the Ma
tlonal Fair Association.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. j. H. SQUIER & Co.,
Bnnkers lll6 PenmsylYnnia nYenuo
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BUFFERS BALsAMIC MIXTURE, the old infalible
remedy. Sold by druggists; price, 81 per bottle.
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THoMPsoS's POMADE OPrME on oeaginous com
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair. Sold by all druggists % and 30 cents pei
bottle.
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GEORG ETOVN NEWS.

HEADQUARTERS FOR FLANNEL SUITS.
ElSEMAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
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RELIEF AT LAST !
Important to Owners of Property
in the District of Columbia.
Interest on Taxes Reduced to
Six Per Cent.

BY ACT OF CON0RESS THE lNIEHFsSI DN
GENERAL AND SPECIAL TAXES IL REDUCED
FROM Ten To SIX PER CEN1UM PER AN
NUN If PAID BEFORE OCTOBER 1, iS70 AND
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS ARE AU-
THORIZED TO ISSUE DRAWBACK CERTtFi.
GATES IN PAYMENT OF CLAIMS FILED
FOR ovERCIIARGEs IN THE ASSESSMENTS
PAID.
PROPERTY OWNERS VINO HAVE ALREADY
IN RUSTED THEIR CLAIMS FOR REVISION
OF ASSESSMENTS TO MY CHARGE AND MAN
AGEMENT ARE NOTIFIED THAT THEIR &C
COUNTS WILL now BE SPEEDILY SETTLED
MANY OF THEIR CASES HAVING BEEN
SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED.
PARTIES INTERESTED WHO HAVE NOT
PRESENTED THEIR CLAIMS FOR DRAWBACK
ON SPECIAL TAXES PAID BY THEN SHOULD
DO so WITHOUT DELAY. THE TIME FOR Fill.
mo CLAIMS EXPIRES AUGUST 25, 1879.
WILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
THE PROSECUTION AND SETTLEMENT OF
THIS CLASS OF CLAIMS, AND SOLICIT THE
PATRONAGE OF THE TAX-PAHINu PUBLIC,
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYEES MY OFFICE WILL BE KEPT
OPEN FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS
UNTIL O'CLOCK =. NJ.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS, OWING GENER
AL OR SPECIAL TAXES, WILL FIND IT TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL AND SAVE A
DISCOUNT IN THE SETTLEMENT OF THEIR
TAX BILLS
Drawback Certificates DouCht and Sold mt
Full Market Rates.
Improvement Taxes Paid at n Liberal Dis
count.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
Special I'dD office and Real Is
tate Exchange,
2l2 FouR-AND-A-hALF ST, 222
Between Columbia Building and q st.
NEW GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE
The Cash System.
A GABGIEES,
No. 1909 Serenth Street Northwest.
The place to buy goods cheap is where no money =
a fresh stock OF Teas, composed Of gunpowder, I'm.
GsrS 0oSng Jsp@ ,E rR"s sS s Green
and Roasted Mocha Java Maraca6o, Lasayra, Rio
@ n sG a esGa ad my Sys USE
dy, Holland Gin. Port. sherry. sweet tatawba. and
WI "'1 ''>'''''"' sO''.' 4. GAEGLER.
Iels.lm 1900 seventh. between N and o streets
THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BEER,
CRESCENT BREWING COMPANY.
Wherever II can be obtained II has received III .
highest communication from the medical profession
for its nutritious and tonic properties and free from
The poisonous drussso common 10 many orahus OF
tfhBEATEFPR M HSE Sfkok Mates H1r TONIC
PHILLIP M MIA. Y,
SOLE AGENT.
Depot-3o-32 Prospect Street, Georgetown.
jeiS6m
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EnrlY CIosIng of stores.

s4PANTs TO ORDER. EISEMAN BROS, col
NER SEVENTH AND T. STREETS
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Down the BAY on tho Leary.

BOYS LINEN SUITS. EIsEMAN BROS, COR
ER SEVENTH AND l. STREETS.
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RIVER and CANAL NEWS.

DRAP D'ETE SUITS. EISEMAN BROS, COR
NER SEVENTH AND L STREETS.
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BATTING.

Runs oarned-Nationals. 6j; opponents. -.
FIELDING.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
CLEARED.

Steamer Germanic Br), Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
town-R Corts
Steamer Es,s r Jss1 Mel Edys v9
steamer Ailsa Qbrl, Hughes, Port au Prince. sssans
steamer Graf Bismarck Ger Hsgsmann. Tybes for or
ders-Oelrchs x Co.
steamer Isaac Bell, Gibbs West Point. va-ola DOmin-
Steamer Garrett Fossr. Baltimore via csmden-J
Steamer Alliance. Smith. PhiladeiphA--wm Prciyde
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum. Portiaud--J =, AmeA
Ship Fiery Cross r), Garrck AMER for orders-Ben-
Ship Elcano. Brown AMER for orders-Lunt Bros.
ship Alhambra, Alexander. Liverpooi--snow BURGESS
bark Flora Nor, Kroegsr Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Cecehino Donovsro Qtap Lagorara. Queenstown
or Falmouth for orders-Funch, Edye Co:
Falmouth for ordsrs-Funch. Edye 4 Co.
Bark Baquto cSp) Do Garay Bilboa-Benhsm, Boyesen,
Bark Archer. Mitchell. Busnos Ay-es-J0hn Nortons
Sons. b.
Bark Thomas Brooks. Waugh, St Jaro 4c-J covalios
Brig Zerl:na (Br), Prech Dublin--H B Bailey 4 Co.
Brig Miletus Nor), Olsen, Dronthem tNorway>-C To-
Brig Icamia dtaD cacacs. Las ralmas Canary Ises>-
Brig Water Lily. Perry PreariekssAds tss croiz,B.r
Brig Sarah Emma. Monroe. Guantsnamo-wAydeii
Brig Spark (Br, Norris St Johns, NF-Bowrns Archi-
bald.
schr WIN c Bee. Chester Mobile--Overton 4 Hswkins.
Schr l. Warren. johnson, Wilmington. NC-Milier
sehr Ida Babcock, Daro. Richmond, va-Jsmss A Van
sehr Thomas Benton, Miller, Richmond. va-slsght.
seSs + wnlos... wnlss,.. Phiadeiphia-siasht. Bal
sehr Robert Myhan. Dosne Providenco.-J G Roberts.
soop Jessie Noon. Perth Amboy-New York Lghtersge
Sloop Wasp. Hill, New Haven-H E Doysr.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEwPoRr RI. Dec 20. 1879.
letter received in New Bedford from Cspt Peter
land bark Janet Of that port Vincent
CYL Dec gives the following particulars OF the loss Of
that vessel ~ have arrived at this port after
evenfu time. On the 7h OF November, In lst 80 30 N.
Ion "a 40 W. had very heavy Sfo from the Sc which
hauled to tho NV. Ship hove down, the bowsprt
broke of close the knighheads tho
tho sde carrying main and mixson topmass with it, tho
main rail tho starboard side broken In places
and the rail port side carried from the
the main riggng the after house stove
lost from their dRvts and the decks swept ccar
hours tho vessel freed from After the
gale thought would make the Canary Islands, the
wind ahead and kept her south with main sail
aud jib for staysail-all tho sails that could We
went along about 200 miles per day for few days
hoped TO got NE trades but there none On Nov23
SW SSW and ship baking dead drift n-shore
ing badly brig hove in sight and the officers myself
concluded 10 the Janet could chance
to get her into port We saved nothing but what had
Vao. Capt servulo. of Lisbon. W. wepe e's tsfsn
board and brought here Her captain and othcers
treated with great Kindness" The sailed from
New Bedford Feb 10 1877 and at the time she
doned had taken sOO bbls Of sperm oil. Captain Lewis
agent and owned 3I6ths, Of which he was in
sured while the other u uninsured Capt Garland
owned "a and had insurance. The vessel valued
outfits $1SOOO when she sailed Insurance upon
hcr Is in Now \ ork companies ~
The OF the bark w Thorndike. before reported
Boston Schr Acken sailed from New Bedford to-day
to the cargo of the bsrk
The Of bark Zingarela reported down with fever
At this port, sent to Boston to-day 20 In hospital
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALGoA BAY. CGH. Dec Pain port bark Marion Nicker-
XsriswALI Dec 27-ssled. ssssmer Andss Wright drom
BAHIA, NOV 2l-Arrivsd brigs Odorila, Holland Phila
dephis gath Kossak Halse New York for Pernambuco.
25th. brig ngsra (Br) LIE Broeq. do.
BKanuDA Dec I5-Arrived. brig Manson, Gardiner Now
York tand sailed oath for Br1nswek) 18th schrs VIM
man, Batimsre; 2iss, y Lowell, Gales. Portland.
sailed Dec IS schr Cottsr Black, Wilmington NC.
moro Tor Bordeaax ready Tor North Caroiina CBr
Burhau, from do for Liverpool ready for Caudne
@ Horn s do a's Tor
waiting orders; brig Montro:e Brj Boyle, from Cicn-
uexos Tor Halifax waiting orders and the above arrivals
cSGiAc Dec i3-saIsd, ship Alex Mccalium, Masters
(from LiverpooD, San Francisco.
ood 70 81. about ie Dec IS foP o ahs0p
fALxourn. ia, Dec le-Arrved sehr Mira Pratt Boule
Mobile.
Conaeii New York: sehrs William Phiipot lBr) Phiipot
do; Katie Hr!. swsine; South Amboy
sailed Dec ~, steamer Atlas (Br). Low, New York.
In port Dec %. brSs Happy isetarn Br!. Campbell.
discharging repair; Aiarc Br for New York; schr
Lucretis. Stirling. for Curacoa repairing
PozzuoLl Nsplos) Dec 4-,Arrived. brig LAmico dtaD
9usnssrows Dec ie-Arrivcd bark Orion (Sor). Knud
son. New York; BJorn INor, Bjornstad Montreal.
Sailed 14th barks Burmsh (B Whitehead, Gloucester
Mindo tBr Andorscn Cssn; 18TH ship Frances Thorpe
Southampton; schr l. Peters. York. Galway
sALr RivxR ia Dec i9sailed. schr Frod Walton Rich
sAvAsxLA.MAn. Dec i3-salied, brig y L Murray. Now
York schr Addie q Bryant stubbs. do.
Sr JOHNS NJ Dee 2o-Arrvod, steamer painmilier (Br
81 JoHs. NIB, Doe 2s-Arrived. bark Boynton, Norn
Boston. W load for Liverpool or Bristol Channel
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPonTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNR TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPonTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer State of Penns syvana (Br) Stewart Glasgow
Dec IL Lae i4th, with mdse passengers
n pss a% * o1
Victoria (Br. from do for London l6o miles of do
@ Wilson, Dec @ with
mdss and passengers to Outorbrdge Co. Had strong
steamer City of Savannah Mallory. Savannah days.
Steamer Benefaetor, Jones, Wilmington, NC. days.
Steamer Ailisnce Smith P6iAdephia with adso to VIM
dsys, n,p In ballast 70 sea@mo Bros ''' '"''' ~
Ship IAligsrda Br,, Ms.ls Ro,tsrdam 27 dsy.. with
Bark Frisio or syiosen, London so Gays In ballast to
Bark Peabody Nor osmnnsen. Arendsl Sc days. in bal
Bar bellevue tof 81 John NIB. Kynin Manritius Sept
2s with sugar to We.ss ~ hinn mil, yessel % aS Snow
Helena Nov and sailed again same day and crossed the
bark !ronsides coggons Pensacola "a days. with um-
ber Lunt Bros Is bound Jamaica Bay LII where shc
Bark Joshua Loring Cook Charleston days. with
0es 10 sy Saass sor.n e with
order; vessel 70 simpson; Clapp 4 Go. :.
lumber Ss Li 10 M1q tcSs's Pensacola Is days. with
scLr WIN II Kosney Beers, Demarara Dec ., with sugar
sshI Gsr.is No5Tox Dr;nn1s yssn'onys dsys
sehr Jas Talbot crocker. Brunswick. Ca, 10 days
schr Nellie Trest Dow. Brunswick. Ca 10 days. with
sss 4 R'Sss ssSs 60 nsS s%a S
with lumber to w Park vessel to Parsons & Loud.
ssSf M.sy i s.ossham. sssa. keS%sna. Va
sesr II Ksn.e sss sopeI :, ,Sha,nna R,ehmsnd Va
sehr oskss Ames. Edmunds. Richinond. Va
ss F Moll s AAsS AsSs Ssosss9r p Do
sssr wi.a.r;i Ssrss .GsorsovGwn; DC
sehr Fila Iodinc. Edwards, Virginia.
sssr sssT dna. ts E,ts as", ssss sssss Virginia ysn.
schr Little FaIkcnburg. Lovelsnd. Virginia
sehr i Rsy%ond Vnanmer; rn,,,a yirgni.. v,l,in;.
sehr Carrie II Lister .rierce. virginia
sehr Henry Haven s Pierce, Virginia.
sehr 4 nindsars Robinson, Virginia r1
sshr tioorse Pauline, Adams. Virginia. s.
sehr Is Cook, faikeneurg. Virginia
seSr seSr neis1 ASsS HSsI IasiaS bssaors
sshr Jonn Mdsy wsy S,as%sr gSii%ore na,%"r
schr Helen Hasbrouck. Bennett. Baltimore Tor Now
sohS Eunly r. Dyer sipple Philadelphia
aa-Bark Florence l. (r), from Rouon. which was an.
chorea below tor ORDERS came up to the city 29th
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
uss Rsy k i.s ssr e, Ssw Yssi York
BOUND RAsT.
Steamer Chesapeake Williams New York for Portland
sehr Quoddy, Mahony. IIobeken for Boston. :"
sehr veor Mlsn srsSahpor for Pr Prosdc
schr Abigail Haynes. aastcrs, Elizabethport for Paw
scIr I smith, Ryder. Amboy for Portland; Ne.
schr Mnquas Jones' Amboy for Providence.
schr Morning Star. Lynch. Amboy for Bridgeport
schr Mndora. Mason, Phiiadelph Tor salem.
sehr James ii iangrall. Flowers, Virginia Tor New
.sehr chas steknsy. ireland, Georgetown DC. for
Bridgeport
oiS.os %se from % New SorS for Exeter James '''''
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

APALACHICoI4A. Dec 2o-sailod, sehr Jennie Middle
ton = aghcs, rhiladelphia -
aS,S"Arivsd steamers Massachusetts .qBr,. Walters
Matthews, Savannah. VIM kennedy, Foster Bai.irnoro
S..sy ksa As a.y DO
bark Isaac Hall Adams. Taitai; Ulustce. Ncksrson o
smart, Gonsivss jane. Miller salvage Rugged Island
sehrs Chrome Wooster. Asns; Carrie Bailey. Higgins
Dc NJ Reed Parker Baltimore; sarah Mills Burdick
h"wlsy. rarnssa MooSIIeh.. Norwood Asscy Ws.som
Lord and wss,SV rhS%psop ,u .sstsn slen Mar
}.%.; g, SS SS
dous; Trader, Norris, New York. Thomas Boyden,
bG' jane Sssss% Atkins. Sa,l%Srs: 's'%siiHG Willie
Seyne,on. Smith. and Emily NayiCr. rhiladclphis:
% SrS"rs.n Frsemsn Roger: Eioai.s. RAY; fonaessss
% s'fy Elsrs. Derry msI rsry "sa Ei.s @
Sc,Spor Eu.n V%Ssscn sssrp A.
jSSs ssy SoT nss fs1; 5sssn s
McKesn, Jacxs9nyille; George 1 Fesssndsn Thaeher,
knsin proSsas % paas S'H'i % ssssioS %
and Montana Bcarsc, Iobcken; Chase Ingraham PET
WssSswtcn i sioop VIM r Hunt, Derry. Now York.
CIeared-shp kbcons I'm Grossart Glasgow; schrs L
Knowles Bsssett Baltimore Busris tBr Dean. Point
saaiiisd;.,sss Noreus, malle,,. New York. ,,
New Haven: Vim Allen, stcelnan, and II Howe, New.
eSry sS oIryG Incu mys a. &a
King. Chelsea; Carrie Hart, Davis. Fall River
r,Ss sS''s & a.SsrPSS Deer
r Fort dc France ynl'ann .sp ssnssnss Carney
assS@xrrivsd, bark rsssrssli. ssrous Rio Jsnsiro
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
ABERLE's THEATRE.

The special New Year attraction at Aberles
Theatre Eighth street. near Broadway. was the pro-
duction Of very effective modern drama. entitled
''The Poor of New York" adapted from the French
by MIR. W. J. Fleming. this city, 1t is based upon
scenes in New York during the financial crisis OF
1s37SS, and is story Of fraud and its Victims with
the usual accompaniments of wealth. luxury, desti-
tuition and misery. Mr.. w. J. Fleming sustalns four
characters in the playa clerk. vender of Matches
detective and protector. Mrs. W. G. Jones. an
actress of renown on the boards of the ''Old
Bowery appeared in the leading lady character and
Miss Lena Aberle made her debut ON the dramatic
stage. The scenery and effects of the piece en-
tirely new and been prepared with especial re-
gard to local individuality. Besides the above the
programme at Aberles. nightly contains . hst Of
eccentric performances.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

purscr of Bermuda will ploaso aceent
acknow Judgments Of his politeness.
York arrived ut Johns NF Doc 20 reports that the
snIP TYRo sr, from Philadelphia Bremen (before
reported when fallen In with by the bark Torfaeus had
hold. -
BARK rHoRSpIxE, from Port johnson for Boston.
n BSs;S Ss 0ss 4 y Il. IN Ss India
and soSss sSs
BARK ANN ELrzABxrn for Boston damaged SO badly
by steamer Dover at Key West tho l7th inst that
taken be the
awns sam % for
| damages sustained by the bark
IN wssrsa soV 8 :. s T4G%.; s
Ja Doc ~ Az A'A1' '-''1 AA' A'''' - Ahs''0n
sss sss ~ s 6ss
small, saS :ssssd X the
i"s nss 'A' '''''' '''' wv '' n.y. ''' 'A"' '''n-
Brc osa s JSs1 o. N n.y.ns Dec
weather the passage.
from Ssw lev York
Cape Fear River was acs.sd and arrived up at Whining
Dec 10 New York put ith leskng aud was dis.
cas"ssns Ss% Ds. into Ks:soS oct IS
suffering from the Same complaint.
-
rum. &C.
% Sn u.s. o s. SIs into
Lank and the died Of yellow fever
scHn INDEX Garrison, at Charleston Doc 2s from Now
xo, that r M y 4eSss se, On the 10Th Inst, Cape
schooner tho shoal and 80 Pm she
s be: So. s'a IL.
pos,i9. the shosl rendered 7 mpo'sios commun
tan: from her about Ave miles There sig
Vs % Doso .Sa SoSs.s
Whitney Long before reported)
Dec reports. Dse of sn
s & nS %
was vessel wrecked Cape Negro. Ms Not she's .
scHn OREGON tof Pittston. Me,. Henderson, from Now
York for FAN River before reported as damaged BY col
s.isa @ pse aS Tor eosnasio A"'''s' '''''' ana
Sem LucnnrI4 from IRON S s. Jase for cursso.. which
Dec H. would have to be caiked her fore and mass
takcn ou. and ongusd If possible rigging replaced. with
scnn RKnKccA W HuDpKLL, Of Philadeiphia ashore a.
Is not yet very bad but her keel is ali gone pretty much
from fore rigging aft and rudder Capt Scott has
island or Jersey City for 81 800 - o''
scna AppIx JonpAs. from Georgetown DC. for Boston,
towed up TO Boston Dec 20.
CAPT PlsKHAx late Of the brig City OF Moule. which
anssvu Died =, sea- OF fever ''pA" a." D'' 3D.
GALvEsroN Dec 26-The tug Estslie, barge
In tow while to tho outer anchorage went
extremity Of the island where they
remain.
HALIFAX Dec 2g-Several steamers now due hero arc
sighted IL 10 thought that the thick Of
late has delayed thcm.
schr Province, from Georgetown PEI for Halifax. with
cargo of produce, Is ashore and full OF Sh5et
Hnrbor Tho and cargo will probsby be q total
Grew all saved Tho Is insured here for
ST JouS, NIB. Doc 29-Captan Eugene Sullivan and
crew wrecked schr Coter Iwhch reported
lost Hog Stye Reef West Indies, Nov u last
arrived home.
y,xxv.,, u.vvx m. oz-schr c.o,,. l. r.....s.u
Thatcher from Phadcphia for boston struck Squash
Meadow Shoal the night of tho 18th and
until morning OF tho 27th. whom she Hpaed Tho
Vineyard Haven and procured the assist
ance OF steamer Gallatn, which towed
schooner this port whore she remained few hours
then proceeded ON her voyage there being no
dam age to her
LAuScn-The new 3mastcd schr called Jennie Lipptt,
built Peter Ciowc and others, will ready
launching to day dec 3D. from the shipysfd Of John
Brooke, East Boston.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
TONY PASTORS NEW YEARS PRESENT.

The New Year weeks entertainment at Tony
Pastors opened last evening with fresh and brill
liant programme Among the features was the
first appearance in New York of Mr.. Charles Red
mond and Miss George Blake. change artists Of re-
markable merit. in character songs and dances.
Among the other performers who deserve mention
Harry Mack. the equilbrist; Miss Louise
Montague, the "sweet slnger;" George Reynolds
and G. W. Cogill in All original plantation
sketch Tony Pastors New Years topics, with
comical episodes and interudes all through. The
principal attraction the first representation of
4 dramatic sketch in five scenes by Messrs. Sheehan
aud Jones. entitled mrs. Driscors Party" This
side life in this CITY, and embraces series Of rolick
ing, funny points, that keep the audience in q
continual state of good humor. 1t is rcplete
with amusing situations. with characteristic songs
dances, &c. It will be continued during the week.
with other popular attractions.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30

with Mr.. Mapleson's company at the Boston Theatre
last evening in LA sonnambula."
The Sixty-ninth regiment has been invited to be
present at the performance of "Hearts of Steel on
Friday evening. when Mr.. George Clark will take his
benefit.
Manager Henderson writes Indignantly denying
that he or his theatre has any connection whatever
with the standard Opera Company" reported to
have gone to pieces in Montreal. There has been.
he says. but one opera company with just claim to
the title standard" That company left New York
last February and ended its existence four weeks ago
when he produced Princess Toto" Its principal
members and all the chorus are now performing in
the latter opera.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
GRAND OPERA Housr-"srHrErs OF NEW YORK."

The we'll known local drama "The Streets OF New
York" was produced at the Grand Opera House last
evening. with Mr.. Frank Mayo Tom Badger. When
Boucicault produced this piece at wallack's old
theatre Lester Walsck created the part Of Badger
and played 1t in q manner peculiarly his own.
The next actor who successfully essayed the
character of Badger after Mr.. Wallack
was Mr.. John X. Mortimer. who played
it at the Olympic Theatre With these models be-
fore it gratifying to find that Mr.. Mayo was
fully equal to the nice shading of tho daredevil
scamp on whose shoulders the weight of the piece
rests. From the opening scene where the villain
banker robs the Fairweathers to the close Mr. Mayo
held the attention OF the audience by his humor and
pathos. We had grown accustomed to his Davy
Crockett that II revelation to zee him In SO diff
ferent part that OF Badger for 1t proved how
cellent actor he is. The support good, espe-
cially that Of Mr.. Dufield the banker. Mr.. Kent
Puffy and Mr.. Victor as Dan, while a. word Of
praise should be given to Master Williams as the
bootblack. AS presen ted at the Grand Opera House
'The Streets of New York" is well worth seeing. 1t
will be played every evening this week and on
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, e. Doc le-Arrivsd bark Mercury (Br),
Thomas, Now York.
ANTWERP. Dec 29Arrived, barks Belt (Br), Mcbride,
New York mot previously, Kosnoposs Ill psseh, Al
bsrts. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-12-30

JosEFFY's .coNcERT-cHIcKERING HALL
Five six hundred persons listened to Herr
Josey last night and heard Beethovens sonata top.
53l. Bsch's fugue in and dozen Of the pieces with
which this performer has made New York audiences
familiar by steady repetition. The artist played in
his usual and perfect manner and heartily APP
plauded at the end Of every selection. As his the
only name on the programme the even quality OF his
execution compelled attention. while his wonderful
endurance became again the subject OF wondering
comment.