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A CAnEMICAi DEPARTMENT Of TIL
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.

Tho second seasinn opened on the arat NJ
iaat O october and Nill close on the THIRTEEN "l
Terms 81 a quarter session. payable In nj
vance. ,r-rry
n H. Jesse. (sradSIate of University or wv
siniul. Dean. and Professor ot Latin ahd FhK
i l.. CROSS, graduate of Nireinia Mtlitnry
INSTITUTED. Professor of Mathematics ana M
sI Il y iHrhRpfNa. NJ. a.. date Follow II Crook
IN thn Johns HOPKINS University. lfolchs1F M
Gcepk and tho English Language.
Nj p JULIAN tgraanRlo oa4N lnivnfsH} 4,
Eraure), Professor 81 Frencn ianknaK" ana
II. nEiI4ER, graduate Of the Royal Normal
rSliese NJ Muntehl Professor ot Gntmah han 4
sua4a and LtnraiMre; ,.f r,,,,,,,,,-
ahin y nd com nareial course. :,
ASSISTANTS. Prot. Aleee F0ttier tfot. =.
j., Remss. t.,x,,-,,, 4, tina Frauoh
1,s,nrn room. In English Literature about lSe
nases Will ~ read this session rom eaa ~ we
nn,~afn.,isal writer's from Chnucar to shakespeare
snelusiya There il u parallel course ga rnS
nsh History extending oN.r tne same n',tt4't
NaSt session the course in liferainre WI, wy ~
srith Lord Baaau and end with Etmnhn lhaths
~ nstatnslla and further tntormall9n. ~
SSrass IL I'LL JESSE. Dean. ONCE corner HI
Sanna and Com on streets. Business hoNis
sranr M M III every day. So -
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BOpLEY BR0ThERs

-. A.. ,,,ost cnrn oleta stock OF Oane WARohe,
a nave Nv ans lonr ninie Cane CARTS OK Oarte LoR
Mhees don Wasops Bas{se vs oarss f is
darts Rce Darts Small oars OF s esrs s Was Son
and PHI aesI saoods, spokee. fei.oas, shafts
aonns Mssssh al Ah stS sTaH oa
Boxes. sss. ~ and hardened AXlas. Chilled
f hnEss and Extra ironinS o. I'll our Ssr an ~
Rasona ibs ~ s SsF 1mn a and y
Wheeahk. "A. a,rics we can Siye reliaose
s s.kSiaIsn,ee meet any competition and suppts
the Target s senfss1 and 20 Union street.
mY7 Sdp en-
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s-.-'sne >ys,id Hall.
uN
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1880.
~ a'c.ork ~.

yprlnua pfnusanents and refreRhmabts,
IN Tho avaniug will take plRh9 the drawing OF
the rgiErr CONTESTED for by y number OF inc
Inyrlles inughtnra Of Now Dflaans.
There will he variety ~ nmtlsamenta ann
delicious refreshments. presided over by those
ladies whose presence always ensures success
ard epjegmn,t THE ahmlitnnee will be only
TWENTY FIVE fbNTH. We hape that ~,
those who ara Ia search ~ amusement and
plapaura will remember they ran combine them
,,,tt I,t,
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rne Annma, mae,ina :. ... ......,.

TIE Annual Meeting Of the Association
e. me sar OF Nav Orleans will he held III ths
snhIemp Court room, IN WEDNESDAY tho
th!rtr.orat day IF Decamher 1870, ~ ii n
nfal II II q MORGAN, Secretary
In a"ynW hafaurrhe sh'puer= and ra~.
sehH3ts Owing to the hPllllay Intervening.
ant ~ ALLOW our orders time 10 he lllni the
steamer q. X. pEUk INV reeaiving - lover
leyPr, mas nvetlRid, tn lenye on FRIDAY. Innn-
att : a 4 ~ md VIII tben lopse III ,eno,ta
u the contrary Notwithstanding nnI continue
~ the trade during the enirp acaann
deal ~ LOU RANSOM Master,
0nlne Fsremeu'@ Fharitnhle Aa.ariati"n.
New Orleane. Deeembet A. iaTn nrail II ,aa-
gataH Told RnHrll Regular nunnni mcntiup
HATURpAY, January 4 taaa n i. ~. ~ ihe
appl q lhnN hEilFnlI Hnnr"iary.
aHire Vsrem.n's .har,,reie sss"c,a's.n.
New Orleans nennmh"r M l9ip nnnrN AZ Dole
gates new Board Hle.tton ~ of1len,e MON
DAY. january o. lpRn. ~ II. wv, NJ ~" Hon III
Louisiana Hose COMPANY Eenratn,ina nf GOVT
nnuiaa win ulanan fotNatd tha credentials of
their ielageias tn H." EnnreialY inf the fli"
men Charitable Association ~ hafo,e ha
dal II LEON BpRTnIl, Haoroaty.
anica ~ she New nrleau@ a4naNah f"m~
Bo,s RefasnsFN b T,T s,a MA Il h ,nr
will ha paid On rl'FRnAY january A. laao out
o. he earnings w ha pasi w msrtha
The irnnaiar l'nMk Will Ia tleRal ft"m iauu
deirtja,s II ykItoIa. Rnoro'nrr.
onira vi New or'ass,~ st,, Rant"na
Campanr. No. - Nanal street May 1repna
n"irm a1r q MN nsi 4, m MI # Iha p',d
TWO DnhllAha uar ahntn wna apnlnrel my
4hla "a tho etoekbrld"ra Wa ~ Rftrt MONDAY
January +, 1880 AM ttAnRieta IF ahhrk ftr tau
iata rretioua to that intp mnal W. wv MN l,i"Hh
ielt IA NJ Nil lilN is Hanfn'afy.
peu 1r,ean~, se',"n Exchange, nrw Or
leanu pnhemheT n lRip lndrt t"autuinn ~
the nnni Of hifectnra. aAnptai nn FriAnt
Nth instant q g"p"tal mn,'inp " No eto"ly
hoiieie i" tho Nnw. nIleana 4 item Fsolnnpn II
csfled Cor WEnNhNnAN the pcypnth day ~
January, 1890 ~ i:ah n W r. "''ne ''"' nna Votes
nppu tho following rtnp"aod tmol, trnnht 10 ~
Tint instead ~ article thtre Iai ~ tia rhnlioi
of the New Orleans GNttan Exchange nnW
constituted the following h"anhatltrrpd:
ARTICLE i'll
Exchange ahal NJ thirty nya thouaauh Atare
s9soe1 divided Inc thr.n hunitei aud tlnt
ehall be nati IN raah All oer'innNaaa f atnek
ehall ~ aIgnod hy tho prnall"nt anil counter
s'N"'= y ~ WI oHu5NNrNaulAM rroaiaopt.
IirNRy q. l'rarrn. AerrAn'y i"f A"
N. N. owaeu. attorney "a, sew. ha. re-
turpni u the city and VIII reetlmn illo prR3tioa
Of bite profession ~ ha oil office Nn 4 'nton
delnt ereet n'h an
AMI I'll atations ~ the viakahnrn shreveport
and Pacific Railroed. via pelta. Ia Htenmer
EAr1If1, leaving oyoyhh A,TruRnNy EyNN
oe7 II J H. uAHl,tN Aeenta
The wesmnn'a Gnr,atian sls,,eu wtn
meet ON the trat and SECOND TUESDAY In onah
month IL II n n Al the Tarundalet street
MIA }. ]. byoNH rrest lent,
Nina VI. y. Door. Raorntarv. AeE VI
apeeVa, N.tsce PARTIES Saving rgcaass
nj HattR Laan Office urnu which interaal has
naarNai, II NOT paid 90 WI hnfpra NE FlSAJ OF
0Croai5R. aaii rledeea will he offered 'et
nna pala N
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FANCY GOODS.
Tho Most Complete and Varied
Assortment ever Offered
in tho City.
DOII.Si DOLLS! DOIlSl

In thla depart mont Is found lRrKe eelmN'"h
wv tlneplnE GROUPING. Walking nna fh,RIhg
,fIs f,nrn = aonts ouch ~ tho n"at trnasef i'hll
imrortnl nlan Wotk l'aE"s, Writing nnsEa.
,n,l tnaoa Albums adt". ' 49, a,'S =, "''@
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w5aTnFaANEaul@ yvAnTa.
NJ ssssstanFs
FURNITURE. ptnot.s nn,, uerrt,en,,t.e
ron RENT.

Infl CANAL aTBEEr ROOMS WITH Or
s'ftF without hnarh. iniainr'
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Mutual Nat,onnt manh. New ortcnns

December IL. 1879 The annual election W.
directors. 20 aaryr the cnRninE Yoar. will tak 4
niara al the Banking Houae. to6 Canal sitonI,
On TUESDAY, january ~. between tho houla
apfB mi JOSEPH MITCllFI Cashier
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IL TROVATORE.

I,aonora, Mile. TERERINA Singer. AzM-
conn. Miss nrhTA iungd In ,,;, Miss a Az I,
Luna /. q. HOTTS0IiALK Fernando. Big.
FERIlhHiD,
Rnttveen tho second and third nefs the nfhfas.
TIN win rAtferut for The first time HARM0HlE s
liz ia NATURE, suite for Drrhaatra, com
posed by Mr.. HUBERT ROLLING. Of New Or
leans.
70 morrow ThutsdaH EveninR, January ]
Grind Holiday Performance, and rnsinti,yeiv
Inst NEgl,t ~ the SRRsnn LA FhVORlIA.
aouoln, Milo ANNA DE nELO0gA. Intz.
Niles LANCASHIRE. Fernando, Sig. LAIhAHl-
Nj. Ring Atfoppn Hie slHHII Baldaasafe.
Mnrs GhSTNIRAHY.
Friday atned Farewell Matinee nj y o'clock.
CARMEN CARMEN.
FONTS een now he occurred NJ Werlaln e. de91
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TnNSl TOYS, TNYS!

ThIa da,nttmaut eontntna, haallna other nov
altina Il nttyo ,nIaoiirn uf latest d"eigne ~ TOY
,,nnira. Furniture Heta l'urna1la, iais tends
grn,lloa T,hina Nefna, Nuhalmiionl enc tl''i.
mInn,ot Eraeka, Tool Nhosta. Toy Carriages,
Wagons Nuloripodos. etr.
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~,,,.a - ,nn a,nchhnlhrrs al The New

Orleans National Bank Nav OIleaua, lenr"m
hnr 1a ipfp- Tho annual eoction nj dttnGter
will he hold nj onr lWnktuE houar. aU TUES
DAY. january ia 1880 between tha hours Vt !
n. N, aud Il. m. ,,,,,,,s c,t,.
ht14im VII IAif 49, 'h"Hf'
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ltnANp ourLpnFN's MATINEE
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TN sRnYnM H.nfnurnne sl,inn.,


Nov UrIeHne. Daepmbnt AZ laTa Nnnrl - ndIa-
gatas lpli RDprtll ReguAt nnhuni moniup
SATURDAY. January 4, 1880 If I u m. ~ The
Hlll VT Louisiana Huaat ampnny
lpDi Al l,HnN nEH rnII Hnnrainry
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nen orlean.. se,,nn N,e.,nnee. N.w o.


The rnniipl stock nf the Nav 0rlenna rntfnn
Exchange ahAll IVA thirty flyn thousand inlara
ts9s. uaul, divided in'n thran hundred aud Illtv
tg5n ptnras NJ nnn hundred helnra nanh Witch
nhall he pnti in raahs All nariilnnia4 N atnpk
ehal "a alpnnd hy the president AMI counter "
aRna. hy thp traaauraf.
WA. GUNNINaIlAN President
firNRv ~ HTaIFu hearainty AIM aW
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COMPANY. M. 10 GanHl street, May otleana
Dnannhnt 10, 1872 At mnntinR nf The hanrd
OF Dirp"pra held tha hny, nlNlDINn pf
FWn DnLlrAia uar shine deninteA. my
aha Is tia atoekhrii"ra va ~ Rftpt MONDAY
january +, 1850 AM ttanaierp IF ttN'k f'i tau
Lays rrpvtouR to that dnin nlual ia wv MN naRh
Iall ID n On lat.M L. llnnIntnrr
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Htuernia National rank Nc" 0riean

NkhaxRtA &1tt0NAA RRAA Wv 80 1850
Deeemher II 1879 Tho ANNUAL cle"tiaM Tor "
rectara 81 thia hank will IL hnld Tl EsnAN !.
January H. 1890. from laFoeioek H. w. 10 Y
0a de,3 ii " JNo q, nrvERFTX, oaahIer.
Ola - GfAlis INVESTED IN WALL
tunes every month. Booke sent free eSRlain-
ing aycrvfhinE AidreFa BATTER 0N, tthmR-
era II Wall street. N. Y. AYR VIM
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apeeIRt NotAce Parties Saving FtcdEes
nj NattH lpnan once, unnu Witch interest hne
accrued II NOT paid 90 WI hnfura me ifIiIAJ OF
OCTOBER. aaii pledaea will he offered fer
nnla pala ~
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hlteNfRT MWtKNe TO WNFNToF. To WWNFNa
AMI I'll citations on the Vinkahurn shreveport
and Pacific Railroad via naltn. IA Ateamer
NAruH III, leaving nvary AATHlltAN EVhN-
ING will align through stills ladiug ~ tho anme
rate other hoaia. JOHN JANNhN,
,a; IL i II Jhiil,tN hgpnta
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Tha Wprman'a GRristtAI Eta,teu wstl
meet ON the irat and pnrnnd TNEAnAY In enah
month ~ II n m. Al the IRFundalet stI oct
MetheAat Church
MIRA. J. !. byONH President,
Nina NJ. y. Nnnr HaorNtnry. deE vi
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NHHHHr WeHfthR 81 the ASSIMILATION
e. me sAr ul New Orleans viii he held III tha
supreme Nnutt room IN WEDNESDAY, the
thiftr.nfst day IF Decamher 1870 Al u m
Mfal II II q MOMaAN Aenretnrr
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the thirty-thirl
regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Build
ing Association, held last night, at GOddards
Hall, s., $50 was sold-being 5teen shares, at the
maximum rate Of $50 per share.
DIED WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.-A
died at No s West street, yesterday afterdoon.
without having had medical attendance. The
coroner wars notified.
A MODERN DIOGONEs.-Michael Slattery, a
14year-old boy, has been living for some time
past in wash tub, at the Old Distillery having
become sick and destitute, he was sent to the
hospital yesterday.
PARALYZED.-Dr. Josiah A. Richie, an old and
well-known physician, was struck by paralysis
down the right side of his body, while returning
home from the entertainment at Forest Hail.
last evening. But little hope is entertained OF
his recovery.
GRA1N.-Entered-Bo Jarboe, with $500
bushels corn and ], 900 bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. = 600 bushels OF
wheat was offered on change to-day, with no
sales
MRS. JARLEY's WAX WORKS exhibited last
night at Forrest Hall, for the benefit of Trinity
Church, was very interesting and successful
affair, and the characters well represented. A
large audience was present.
CHANGE OF BUsNEsS.-The firm of Memmert
& Korff, stove dealers, have purchased the soap
factory of the late VIM. Hughes, and propose to
embark in that business
= REVIVAL SERvICEs-Dur1ng the past three
weeks series of protracted meetings have been
in progress at the Mount Pleasant NJ. P. Church,
: in Georgetown, under the management of the
popular pastor, MI. King. The meetings for the
past week have developed an unusual interest,
and much success has attended attended the
efforts. The spiritual awakening has quickened
the church, and a number Of new converts have
ceen gathered in.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT-JJQge iSflett.
To-day, Stephen w. Twombly, unlicensed pro-
duce DEALER $50 or 30 days. James Taylor, dis
orderly; IS or Is days. Peter Thornton, pro-
family; S. or days. Paul Banks do; do. Rose
McDevitt, disorderly; S. or 80 days. Armstead
Winner, yagrancy; bonds or workhouse. VIM.
Campbell, disorderly; S. or deys. John Deaton.
larceny of a table from Rev. DR.. Holmead; 80 days
in jail. Thomas HILL assault on Richard Will
llams;pelSonal recOgniZance for tomorrow. s'Spi-
der" Brown, petit larceny, second offence; grand
jury. John johnson, larceny OF coal from John
son Brothers: s. or 10 days. Peter BOSSy, as
SAUL on Edmon1a Clayburn; personal recog-
niZance.
EQUITY COURT-Jltt1gP Macarthur.
Yesterday, Cook agt. Cook; arguments con-
Guided and submitted. Black agt. Black; referred
to auditor with Instructions. Winder agt. Stand
1sh; appearance of absent defendant ordered.
Lea agt Thompson; same.
To-day, McManus agt Standish; demurrer
0verruled, with leave to plead. Hayden agt. c..
.. Canal Co.; decree confirming original decree.
Brooks agt. Briscoe; decree for sale. Campbell
Best; decree for complainant. Riordan agt. Car
roll Cooperative B. Association; final ratification
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Casey agt. Casey; argument concluded
and submitted. DeVaughn agt DeVaughn; on
hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,t7ge Hdg,ae,,.
To-day, II. L. Brown, charged with the for
gerry of bill and receipt for months subscrip-
ton to the New York Tribune, in the name of s.
II. Gregory, was convicted. A motion for a new
trial was entered. Henry Perry, petit larceny
Of pants, vest, &C.: second offence; on trial
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District Government Affairs.

The number Of drawback certificates issued
Dy Mr.. R0ome, in charge Of revisions OF special
amounting to s29s, 439.sl. leaving on hand await
1881 sA''nan's eerahea'es amounting 70
Health Officer Townshend, in note to the
Commissioners, calls attention to the filthy con-
dition OF Bridge street, Georgetown, between
High and Green streets, caused by manure from
car horses, and states that the Car Company dis
claim responsibility for the nuisance.
LIQUOR LICENSES
to the following persons have been approved by
the District Commissioners ChaS. Croft Godfrey
Randall, Chris G. Cocker, Chas. G. Godfrey
Robert Hoy, Frederick Hugle, Hamlin Bros,
Edward Healy, William Hessler. Harvey &
Homer, Michael Hayden, John Hauser, Bernard
HenZe, Robert c. Hoffman, Theo. Johansen
Henry kraus, Caroline L. Roth, Augustus KOCH
C. E. Kout, Leopold Kolspinksid. Mrs Mary A.
McGrath. Fred Moelich, Herman Mattern, John
Mayer, Eugene L. Morgan, Patrick Mccormick
patsey h; Morgan; Thomas Mcmahon, Philip
F. Mather. Charles II. Miller Patrick F. McMa-
hone, Henry Middleton, Miller & Jones, VIM
McDaniels, Francis Neihaus, Andrew Nep-
William O'Neal, Joseph Oker, William F. Poulton,
James s. Pierce, John P. Peters Polk Phillips
III ha r.. Rothmund T; NJ. Rndel John Rooney,
thew Ruppert, Michael Rupert John Redy
David Riordan, Richard Robb James Richard
son, Charles Schuebel, John Scott, C. w. Spot
!Niu, 5oHu b. stephenson, ;. amen, *. f. Ar
low, John Baier. Margaret Byrne, BreSlin &
Cooke, Lucy A. Byne, Maggie Boyd, William Bar
thoIonae, Bernard Behrens. Henry Boergeholz
s s,a A. A.. Bartholm, C. St C. Burnley, $. Brannan
Richard Curtin. Robert Callahan, Michae
Clark, James F. Crown. j. F. Cake, John
Callahan, Joshua Clark. William Carey
William Deitz, Annie Donnclly, NJ. Daily, A. J
DAILY & Co., J. W. Denly, Pat B. Dunn, Duffy
& Leonardo, Charles Day, George ": Driver
August Essig, Adrian Endres. j; G. EgloG
Michael Flynn, James Foy, Louis Faber, Fred.
K. Friedman, Michael G. Fox, Frank Fos-
ter, w. II. s. Fridley, William Grea-
son & Son, Otto G. Garges, G. Gan
non, James w. Gibson, j. F. Gerhold
Seaman, Henry F.Schonborn, Schwing & Clarke.
VIM. Scherger, Louisa Sproul, Henry Scherf,
Shoemaker & HertZog, p. H. Sweet, Peter Schaf-
er, Thomas J. Trodden. Barbara Vonderheide,
VIM. Fl. Wright, c. c. Willard, Mrs. Annie
Weaver, John Walsh, Subject to payment of
flne,) Jacob Werner, Peter D. Welcser, VIM.
Willers, George w. Williams and Peter =. Mere
dith, Mrs. Bertha Young and Jacob Xander. The
application of George G. KOehler was held over
for further investigation; that of Harry C. Christ
man was referred to the Commissioners without
recommendation. The applications of Wallace
s. Thiessell, Thomas Brown and Patrick Quill,
VIM. Il. Bauer and II. Hof for licenses at Ivy
City were rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-24


H~Ella Judd was o clerk In the post Office at
West Stockbridge, Mass. She could not bear to
let the letters sent by MI. Paulding to young
lady pass through her hands without reading
them. She was caught opening them, and will
be prosecuted.
sF Hermann Strategin. dry goods clerk in
Cincinnati, was found yesterday morning at the
foot of the stairs at his residence with his skull
broken. 1t Is supposed he fell down the stairs
during the night while intoxicated
cFmportant If true-A wife.
w-In Denver the plumbers annual ball takes
place as soon as there is frost.
gB-The New Orleans PiCap,tne innOcently
intimates that city officials are always interested
in system of drainage-on the treasury.
eE-It is said that very large number of the
best gold and silver mines in Mexico are passing
into the hands OF United States capitalists-IN.
Y Herald.
Bismarck took Sultan to Vienna with him,
and the Telegraph says that ''My dog, where Is
my dog?n were his first words on alighting.
When the animal left the carriage on reaching
the hotel, the crowd swerved back. He has;
MANNED for life foreign Office clerk for sitting
down on the Princes usual chair. His prede-
cssore of the same name was poisoned, the Prince
thinks by social democrats, two years ago.
eB-Corbin, charged with blowing up his hotel
at WeStervtlle, Ohio, has been acquitted.
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.AmHSenlentS. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The lively ''Tourists'
were as entertaining as ever last evening. They
are beyond question ahead Of any similar COM
bination in this country; they can make more
three more opportunities of seeing Them to-
night tomorrow night and at the matinee to-
morrow.
given in more spirited manner during the lat
ter part OF the week than on the first nights.
The music is better rendered and the many good
nently. The audiences are large and apprecia-
tive.
THEATER CoMIoUE-The speciality artists en-
gagged by the Comique management this week
are leaders in their lines of business. These with
the good stock company, present very strong
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Transfer GrOwl.


kdtt0T Mdr:ESeeing complaint In last nights
STAR about the transfer pan of the W. & G. R.R
at 14th street junction. Wednesday night l with
SIX others got out OF the 14th street car the
transfer agent was standing at the door OF the
car; we asked him for transfers. His reply was:
walt until the car comes" Four of us went to
Riggs corner, where the car going to George
town always stops to take on passengers. and
waited till the car arrived There was no agent
OF kafSer'S cigar store; we hallOed to him we
wanted transfers. His reply was: s.You must
come here and get them" Aftf nothing OF the
kind. got on the car and told the conductor
had no transfer, and he heard the agents reply
to me), but he demanded a fare from me- and
upon my refusal to pay inSinuated that might
not have come down on the l4th street car &C.
and finally paid the fare himself saying the COM
pany required him to collect a fare from every
passenger.
would like to know If passengers have got to
go through the mud after the transfer agent for
transfer? Hoping through your widely -circu-
lated paper you will ventilate this abuse. sub
scribe myself AN INSULTED PASSENGER.
Why Is Not The Law Enforced.
Editor Sdr.-Can you inform an amateur
QUICKER why 1t is that the law in regard to duck
shooting on the Potomac is not enforced at all?
During the ducking season here from five to tif-
cen large swivel guns, carrying at least 1 10. of
any time be seen on the river between the Long
Bridge and Alexandria. The law expressly for
bids these men to gun in this manner. yet they
seem to go unmOeSted. Where is Major Morgan
and the police? or why do we have game laws
at all If they are utterly violated by this class
OF river pirates? We pause for a reply.
QUICKER.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National Thedter.-" The Tourists" In Pull
man car.
Fprd,s Opera Hoslse-"U s. Buttons"
Theatey- Cor,tq,p-Special varieties.
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 YE4RS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part of
the Body, Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS PoTTER:-Gentleme,,- have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years.
commencing in my head and face and extending
Ions of medicine for the blood of different kinds
and tried good physicians, all of which did me no
be cured But friend called my attention to the
article in the Union on skin disease, and got box
OF CUTICURA. The first application was great re-
lief and the third took the scales all off, and felt
like new man. have used three 50-cent boxes and
my skin is smooth and consider myself entirely
cured; Hoping that this may be seen by some one
wish; And cheerfully recommend it to ali persons
afflicted with like diseases.
Your truly, B. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAM, MASS, Sept. 9, 1873.
The CUTICURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
the skin. /
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES
Infallibly Cure all Skin and Scalp Dis.
eases, Scaly Eruptions, feelings,
IrTitatiOns.

The testimonials Of permanent cures of Skin and
Scalp Diseases which have been the torture of a
lifetime, BY the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, are more
wo0derful than any ever before performed by any
sion. ~
GuT1cGRA REsOLvENT, powerful Blood Purifier,
ls the only purifying agent which finds its into
the circulating fluid and thence through the oil and
sweat glands to the surface of the skim thus destroy
ing the poisonous elements with which these vessels
have been daily charged.
CUTIcURA, the Great Skin Cure, applied exter-
nally, arrests all unnatural morbid growhs which
cover the surface of the diseased glands and tubes
lily It removes them, leaving the pores open, healthy
and free from diseased particles of matter.
Ihus internally and externally do these great rem
ed1es act in conjunction, performing cures that
day. -
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THE COAL MINING STRIKES.-The miners OF
the Cumberland and Elk Lick and Cumberland
and Salisbury companies, in the Meyersdale
region, are holding out for so cents ton. The
Keystone company is working for SO having
yielded to the demand,
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bow
els, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back, Spas1ns of Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affections, relieved and cured when
every other plaster, iniment, lotion and electric
appliance fails. N,w&s