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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing
the removalofhis CLOAK and DRESS MASUFAC
TORY and MACHINE sKwINC ROOMS from the
former stand No. as 9Th ST., 70 the large and
oommodioss room over Hoce Bros. Dry Goods
Store, No. 10 Market Space, between sth and 9th
streets.
With experienced and obligins Ladies always In
attendance and greatly increased facilities be bOps
to merit continuance Of that patronage heretofore
90 literally bestowed.
CLOAK AND DRrss MAKING.
MACHINE STITCHING,
STAMPING AND FLufISG.
DORSEY BECh'
" No. 10 Market Space, ID hcef,
oc1.Ins Bstvsso 9th sad sth 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
NEW PAINT, OIL, AND LAMP STORE.

The undersigned, having opened a new Paint,
call the attention Of friends and the public to
our large Stock OF PAINTS, OILS, GLASS.
BRUSHES, and extensive assortment of 110A T.
OIL LAMPS and HANGING FIXTURES
Having selected with great care, and purchased
uneQuAlled in this city.
The Trade and Housekeepers are invited To call
and examine our Stock, hoping by strict ATTENTION
to business and fair dealing merit and Obtain the
will be given to painters and dealers.
RAPLEY, MILLER Co
SO4 Ninth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED ROOMS
Il for rent, at No. 3 Maine avenue, between a.
and SITS, Island. Rent moderate. oc I7-st'
E0R RENT-A two-story and attic BRICK
Il HOUSE, with eight rooms, on ID street be-
lily. Apply 20 500 street, near ID. &C I7-2ts
Tor RENT-In private family. desirable fur
Il nished ROOMS, with BOARD. The laay
wishes TO obtain a select number Of eight or ter
able home, with first. class Board. Reference re
anired. Apply at No. 400 4th street, near the City
HAIL &C E-eo3t'
ID the city, with seven Alleys, in first-cIa or
der, Balls, Pins and all appprteDances complete.
The location lie particularly desirable for concert
room or public restaurant. The proprietor will
sell q Lease for three years, being compelled 20
leave the city account of i'll health Apply T.
A. La TRUITTE, Canterbury Bowling saloon.
Louisiana avenue. oc II 81
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PERSONAL.

THAT MISERABLE IMPOSTER would take
L your last dollar. See DR.. DARBY at once. He
has plenty OF money and practice, and can afford to
treat you honestly. &C To- I'm
MRS. H. r. WRIGHT Magnetic and 0Isirvoy-
M ant Physician "Heals by Laying on Hands,
Blindness, Paraly sis, rheumatism, Chills and Fee
vers, Liver Complaint, Female Weaknesses, Ner-
yousness, &C., &c. Rooms 400 Eighth street, near
Patent Office. oc Is i'm
A sTROLOGY-MADAME KR0USE, will give
"A Information on all the affairs of life, and in
respect to all other subjects She be consulted
et all hours Of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81: Ladies so cents. She can also show likeness
as large as life. Residence No 12S ~ street, be-
tween and D, Island. oc l6-lw'
nOCTOR O. TAUTMANN,
" PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,
ONCE $50 Eighth street, between II and streets.
MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
Iyl dium, can be consulted at her residence, No.
62 montgomery street, Georgetown, d. c., upon
the past, present and future events business lost
or stolen property recovery of the same, love,
rage, sickness, remedy for, &C.. from O. m. to .
IN. oc l3-Iws
MADAME LOUIE, FASHIONABLE CLOAK
lvl and DRESS MAKER, has removed to $50
18th street, between G and H. sels-lms
nR ALEXANDER MATHEWS having re-
" turned to Georgetown. D.. O., will resume the
practice Of medicine in office No. 81 Congress St.
cor of Washington ST. se a. lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
DOCTOR @. TAUTMANN
" PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,
Office $50 Eighth street, between II and streets.
BOARDING..

THREE GENTLEMEN engaged in the Depart
\ ment desire two ROOMS. with BOARD, on the
lst OF November. No objection to Capitol Hill or
Navy Yard. Address Box 2ss, stating terms.
oc l6Nf
TWO NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
A 1o1 rent: with BOARD, to Gentlemen only, at
NO 429 street, near 10th. H-3t-
EQR RENT-FURNISHED.- front PAR
out BOARD; to be let together or separately. Ap-
ply at 234 street, between 10Th and 10th sts one
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
= TO let; with or without Board at 129 street,
between 2lst and 22d streets only four squares
west OF War Department, and two squares from
rail cars. Terms moderate oc 9-2vs
A PENNSYLVANIA LADY, RESIDING AT
"A No. l56 Maryland avenue, has excellent
rooms, beds, and boarding: suitable to accommo-
per week &c 5ims
ROARD-At as 9Th street, near G., first class
- TABLE BOARD can be had. One single and
one larger ROOM, neatly Furnished with Board;
locality healthy and convenient to the Depart,
ments References exchanged. sel6-lm' q.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-From $40 to
and 18th streets. AZ IF
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Hysttsyiiie, October Il, 1855. o

Rf j. Q. MCGUIRE GU, Auctioneers.
CHINESE VASES, MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
PUNCH BOWLS; CARD RECEIyERs, TIA
SITS, INDIA-CH1NA DINNER SERVICE
ZINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS, &C, &C
On THURSDAY MORNING, October 18TH 1T 10
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms Of Jas q. Mcclure
4 Co, We shall sell q lot Of Chinese Ware. con
prisng-
pair small Naees
large Punch Bowls
Tea Service, Stone Ornaments
Canton Chiua Disper Sets
2large Card Receivers
Canton Bowls, Pitchers, and Water Bottles
Lot yapanned alters and Trays
Lot Plated Ware
Copy Boydelis Shakespeare.
Together with o small collection Of fBe old ItAI-
ian Oil Paintings, viii carved frames
&C E1 JAS. G. MCGUIRE a CO., AuotS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

THE GUARDIAN SooIErY-FhIs o-yxni,.
ton met last evening pursuant 10 adjourn ,.n,
Mr. Bowen' nom the finance COMMITTEES, re-
ported that he, in company with DR. Broxd
head, bad received from Jay Cooke A o.
through Mr.. Henry ID. Cooke, Subscription OF
$1,000 in aid OF the objects Of the society The,
was absent from the cry. Mr.. Cooke 'expreSss.
desire that the Nevsboys' Home mieht ha
placed under the charge OF the Guardian So
ciety, and committee, consisting OF Messrs
Bowen, Brodhead and Newton, was appointed
10 confer with a similay committee frsm ths
Newsboys' Home Association. On motion. AZ
was unanimously resolved that vote of
thanks be rendered 20 Mr.. Cooke for his ,ery
noerai donation TO aid the society. Mr.. New
nsd visited the site Of Mount Pleasant Hospt-
tsl TINS morning, and expressed himself much
pIeaAeo with the situation. and thought il could
intended. Adjourned TO meet on Thnrsd.,
evening next, at O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auotionests.

AUCTION SALE OF -FOUR FRAME BuILp-
RETMEEh SMITH AND SEVENTH sis
On MONDAY, the Esd inst, at az O'Clock d. M ,
We shall sell, in front of the premises parts Lots
and 5, In square No. 4es, with the improvements,
consisting Of four small Frame Buildings Fine
chance for any one wanting TO purchase small pro
perty.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
ocT- GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

ss. ss si ~ and Slh Navy Yard Ill., but does
Vember coloring some clothes. nna 60, 80 TO
eofof TOO strong; took some OF thrr A. ~
pump TO wash the color on, and In oys-Sl,s..r
the tub she lost the paris. Witness sav ~
pants on fence, and saw Mrs. LuSe, az.
mem IN witness got thu pants from w
Lusoy- There are two shasities b~twesp ~,
ness and Mrs.. Lusby's. The pants were hls.s
witness knew when she got the psrts M,
Lusoy hadbeen arrested, but does net nov bov
long before. Witness remembers that sha -,
the pants and found them rwo DAYS .fter
They were lost the night before witness sasr,
he had been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

900 MERCHANT TAILORING. 900
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
322 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
have received their fall and winter supplies of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING,
Of rich and varied fashionable styles are prepared
to make Gentlemen o and Boys Garme ia TO order,
In the best manner, stmuch cheaper rates than tho
usual city prices.
Constantly on hand Q full stock of Gentlenen's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF fine qualities, at low prices.
&C 10-2wif Intel. q Chron.I
DOTATOES AND UNIONS
1000 bushels prime POTATOEs and 900 prime
PETER BERRY,
&C 136t' 50 Water street, Georgetown.
HAVE You THE CHILLs AND FEvER,-If
u so. use DR.. PALMERS FEVER AND AGUE
SYRUP. 1t 10 not patent medicine; contains no
thirty years. without its ever failing to make
permanent cure; and a. the disease has been so
prevalent end fatal this season. he has been induced
TO place 1t before the public. He guarantees cure
In all cases where the directions on the vii are
strictly followed. or the money will be returned
Price 81 81 . bottle-sufhcient to cure the most
inveterate. For which we can show home certifi.
cate at our office. Principal Depot at the corner of
Pennsy avenue and LIST street west next door
70 squire Fereusons once. ocBlws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
DgBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS, Five MILES FEoM WASHINGTON

PISTs3 EfSE Mfrs EESsD %hsa1SGTSS
iHGf6S RAfIR0Hb, AT fHE RYsTTs-
VILE DEPOT, PRINCE GE0RGES COUs-
The subscriber being duly authorized as the Trus-
tee of the estate Of the late Vim. Ross, deceased,
will oeer 81 public sale at hyatts willie p c. Co Md
very desirable Building Lots each Of which con
tains about one acre. The attention Of persons
IL particularly called to this sale II il one OF the
best locations for Hotel ia the State Of Maryland
Parties wishing 70 purchase plot on the
premises, at the residence Of the Misses Ross. st
hessrs. Guy Sibley, in Washington city, and ct
Ellicott street, Baltimore.
Terms liberal and win be made known on the dsy
Of sale.
Title perfect.
,, r; 7. ROSS, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

E'ASHlONABLE DRESS MAKING ANDPAT
TERN EMPORlUM.-Mrs. A. NJ. KNOTT re.
spectfully announces to the Ladies of Washington
and other vicinities, that she has returned home
with her Fall Fashions. commencing Monday, DC
tober 10th, 1865. Artistic Dress Making in all its
varieties, cut to fit the form with unerring accnrs
cy and symmetrical proportions. All Ladies wish
ing TO dress with taste and elegan would do we'll
to call and Judge for themselves. Mrs K returns
her thanks for former patronage, and solcits con-
tnuance. OF the same. corner OF 8th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Centre Market SPACE
&C 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

GREAT BARGAINS IN MUSICAL INSTRU-
" NENTs:-The sudden closing of the
war has left us on hand, large stock 49,
Military Musical Goods whick we offer atIItxvt
LESS THAN COST
They consist Of Bass and Snare DRUMS, BU-
Giles, FLIES. Drum Cords Drum Sticks beIts
Ears: fine Drum Heads, Drum Hoops Shares &c ~
Mouth Pieces Brass and German Silver lnstru'
second hand BRASS INSTRUMENTS VI
III you want bargains call early
JOHN r. ELLIS,
900 Pennsylvania avenue
-Four doors from corner of 10th street
- Piano and Music Store.
&C IA st tCOn. Union and Chron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

O-THE RACE At BLADENSbUko, TUBS-
i'll day, October 10, bttweon roam mare Prince
Ssosss entered x sema and for ,oT s %n,.
tspcs 800 yards; time, n seoonds-was won BY the
so'rsl mare Josephine. BY half length, in nne
style. &C A1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
EDUCATIONAL,

ct: T1MOTHYS HALL.-The duties of this in
- sututioR will be resumed on Sept Is, 1865 For
terms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prn-
cipal. PARSONs
au3 f,atonsyiIIa Ma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09
Disinteresfed co Loyalty

Editors of the Register:
The manner in which Thanksgiving
was observed in this city is matter OF
concratulation among our citizens. The
day had all the appearance of the Sab
bath; all manual labor was suspended,
and the people generally attended d.
vine services held at the various
churches, We first saw the Presidents
and Governors proclamation appointing
the day, in the Itelligeacer, with rec
ommendation from that paper for its
strict observance. OF course, then, we
were very much surprised this morning
to learn that the Intelligsncer establish
ment, of all the establishments in the
city, was the only one which disregarded
the proclamation of the President and
Governor, and the wishes of the people,
and. under the earnest protest of the
hands employed in that office, labored
that day the same as any other. FER
haps the proprietors of that sheet think
then have nothingto be thankful for in
the ending of the war and the return OF
peace; or, as they did not put out the
Presidents message until it had been
read in the REGISTER all over the city,
they thought to try and keep up their
pretended reputation for enterprise by
working while loyal and christian peo-
pie were at church thanking Heaven for
the return and blessings ofpeace; or, per-
haps, their known hankering after the
almighty dollar, Notwithstanding their
long pull, aud strong pull, and copart,
nership pull at the State and national
tcats, has made them thus insult and
set at defiance the wishes of the people.
We would like to hear them explain their
advice to the people and their own
practice in this event. We are afraid
the jewel consistency will never be found
in that establishment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09
Our Washington Correspondence

The Assembling Of ConEress-Mr'
Simmer on his Hobby-The Adnnis-
sion Of southern Members-The Mes
sage-Pay Of Naval Omcers.
Especial Correspondence of the Register
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
Though Washingtonians have year
after year witnessed the assembling OF
Congress-, each return of that event ex'
cites curiosity and draws crowd to the
Capitol. The many persons who had
come from a distance to witness what
has been considered to be the most I'M
portant meeting of that body for years.
saw but little, if anything more than
the usual routine of business attendant
upon such an occasion. In the Senate,
Mr.. Sumner, (almost before that body had
fairly organized) has again mounted his
Hobby" and is off at brisk "canter' on
the right of suffrage" aud the "regula'
ton of iuries" for our "men and breth-
rem"
In the House Mr.. Stephens, very qui
city and decidedly Gas though he were
the swaying mind of that august body
opposed the admittance of any members
from Southern States. We are under the
impression that many visitors were dis.
appointed, as excessively loyal and
sprea lad eagle speeches were expected In
relation to the matter of our Southern
friends.
Yesterday the attendance was very
large, and quite number OF ladies were
present to hear the reading of the mes
sage. At half past two rumor was cir.
culated that the President had cancelled
a portion of the message, and was re-writ-
ing it, and as improbable as such thing
was, it was believed. Three O'Clock,
however, relieved their fears, and with
it's chart on board the ship of state COM
menced its winter voyage, with as much
precaution as a long-Shore-man uses in
passing Cape Hatteras" in February or
March.
Though as yet the Secretary of the
Navy's report has not been published In
the Journals here, it is known that be
strongly advocates an increase of pay,
WHICH HIS luCI popuidiiey WV"
navy officers considerably. For our own
part, we could,never' see the justice.Of Civ
ing General Grant $4,000 or $4,000 per
year COMMITTED pay and Vice Admiral
Farragut only 81 900, and no emoluments,
and that too when on active sea duty,
when he is supposed to entertain foreign
dignitaries in manner as should become
the ranking officer of navy like ours.
Hon. N. p. Banks and j. H. Farquhar
were the recipients of serenados last
evening. The gentlemen made the Gus.
tomary speeches, and blushingly retired
amid the cheers of an excited crowd.
Our embryo congressman and sena-
tors who, though their complexion is
somewhat smoked, are still very chival-
rous and tenacious of their honor. Nearly
all of them in this city and Alexandria 90
armed, and it requires but word or two
from white man to have a pistol point
ed at his head or knife carving the air
in the vicinity Of that member.
JEEMS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09
Centre Wheeling Market.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, DE-
~ CEMBER IL, 1855, and until Tuesday, May
LIST, 1876 there will be held at the Centre Wheel
ing Market House, on every Monday and Thurs
day in each week an Afternoon Market, com
mencing at Q o'clock p NJ, and closing at 5
o'clock p. n.
The Markets now held on Tuesday and Fri
day mornings will be discontinued during the
period above named.
ANDREW WILSON, Pres't
A. O. EoFF Seo'y dec2-dtilldecll-w2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09

Constitution upon each branch of Con.
gress for itself, and the President thus
laid down the work where the House
thus refused to take it up: Here it il
for you, fellow-citizens of the House OF
Representatives, to Judge, each Of you to'
yourselres, of the elections, returns and
qualifications of your own members"
The World looks to the Presidents fu
ture acts for that emphatic dissent from
the radical schemes which it does not find
in the message. The Herald floats with
the current, of course, and puffs the
President is if he were a tenor in GRAU's
Chicago opera troupe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09
DIE d.

On Thursday morning last RICHARD DOR
SEY, aged % years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Sun
day. at o'clock, from his late residence corner Of
7th and Zane streets The deceased having been a
member of Carln's Battery all the members and
friends generally are invited to attend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15
From San Domingo.


The news that the spanish Government hsd finally
decided ON the ataGdoumont Il -. pou ugo fcA he'd
the ceptal Of the ilsnd IN Ihe 27,h Of last month
Everythiur va. reaay tCr the eulaIkation Of tho
fp,ii,h troops. who were only awaiting the final OF
de.s At Cadcras five yessels-of-war had anchored,
AM thoe 10 arrive from spain to assist In the cvao-
uatiou Of the saud, daily expected At the capi-
tai There hod arrived N -. JGso seven families
eomprislus in al rItythTec pc!.on-' with the nten-
ton 10 settle on 'Le island. Several families had
rouc to Porto Rico, AMI Others asstinr olporiuni-
tie, to embark will arrive at Santiago by tho steamer
next due. There were a'o many other familier Who
you'd like to have, but they wanted means Al
Monte Chri-to there were about three thou'hnd
tTocpv aVai,inr the opportunity 70 leave The reg'-
ment Of Victoria vii he transported to Havana In he
General Whiting, once Coni iedcrate steamer char
>Icd BY the Goyrrum nj ioc that pu-pore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15
General Intelligence.
tby ksI 10 hs EY TOri Svn.l

Tina r,l.lGoncr,, e,.,ybter b.s arrival. 4. ia.
vnna
rr,p, AZ. ooo ,,,,l,csse. and ,o,ho,vor,o,
A., ~ .tt -. . .,ripa
fAfhIns IN ho 'onnNNcnt Na!ey have COM
menc'h h,yng' lho crop n SAL 70 he sVory
"0''' Wv
MAJ GgNs. LodAN and hlNir nssscd through sv-
rNcuse on Monday, On their way TO their homes In
he Wos'.
In Ia e1i.,ected that the confederation al Chn,,a-
noogs WAS -csort If dishonest officials 70 cover up
defective accounts.
GlyKR,ong VArca And Tetcher are vet couCnoI
IN the capitol prison, arI have not vet Aprrd for
pardon, slthough II Ia c1;eotcd they will do go.
TnERp are evidences = iorIceilc biiss ntlo fol-
lowing telegram SIT Nv Wal r'r-st roker H. In.
SnIuk Arthur. Uou't fret"
l. ,ho ,t,,,r,t. ,,,s,-, e., D,,i.,. c,,i ~.
ter making hius"'f di-sgrccsblr; the. "ssh ye ]
OF "Tnrow Inn oui, ,guoyel 10y ih' dIpu adh'Nou;
"DouI waste him XII h3altr VII h'iu''
Al Znucsytue Ohio, the other DAY. a cake Of so,D
weighing twenty-five hundred pounds WAS mAuu-
featured II took C. |t dtya 30 cool, sod IL valued
steighi hupor'a 40, ar".
AZ orcisl Of 'l- lsta Co. odc -sis Government
has voluDteerci io 20. g. tofpc,l. " which gtnl
remain in the Jane. .l.,ei. lns work islaiI 10 be
In rand rrorress
PmlRg sorLs'. former r,-iotc. . New Or.
leans is VOW occupied - q ro,.-el ortisn
~, mm, uraer the .uperlut 4deact ot scUiorei
10y frou. Boston
o,,, - .,-,,L :, ls,t t,-i-,,..,ll llu,.t
IN Sew,,t y l,., wc,t *, F"'t i,sr.nIei
her left side burning her clothing, and entering
ne ground, whore it flrr ed circular hole an
inch la dismeler anJ .wo feet deep.
Az tho I,,Ii,n opcr, in Chicago, Monday pi1b,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15

Soldiers Riot Pressure Of Visitors Upon
the President nt-inccudiary FIRES in the
South-'Ihc IrenCh Lincoln Subscription,
Etc
EaSh inyton. JIn, I Another riot took place
Maryland avenue to-day between the troops Of the
sist Ner York Cavalry and West Virginia Cavalry
hreaie. II originated In mutual accl-a'ions Of cow
srdice. Some VI the officers took pat IA the affair,
and the men used their revolver- freely whilo those
without arms had recourse to lrick' and stoncs.
There was general stampede Of all ctizens in the
vicinity Three Of the West Nirgiuian- and one cit
lien ~rIo severely wounded. strong guard la.
been stationed IN Maryland avenue 10 prevent
petit.on ofthe occurrence.
Between 10 4. NJ. and = N to-day, there were
at no time ess than one hundred pe sons In waiting
a. the Executive mansion to tho President one
third ofthon ladies. Among the virtou we're Amoe
Kendall, Of Jackson's cabinet and Simeon Cameron,
Of Iincolns cabinet. Gov. sharkey, Of M,'is.p7',
Gov Hamilton Of reIas. Gov Lyon of ldAhoe, SenS-
tor Williams, Of oregon, Representative Spading Of
Ohio, and other members Of CONGRESS, besides Army
and Navy officer. and citizens John Minor lottS
Alexander Rives and other dstincuished NirginiAns
had an interview With the Prcsidont this afternoon
Official Information vas received to-day concerning
the recent ere. At Chattanoogi and NnhviIo. The
lor. At ChattauooeA amounted To about f20lOdo and
that at Nash.i!lo nearly three millions which amount
chains, machinery, sc, which may he saved'tron the
wreck About the same time fro occurred In Gal
latin. Tenn the loss hy which isnot reported There
va also ono near Chat'ancoga depot Mt Nashville,
which wss soon suppressed II Is the opinion OF the
QuartermGsters Department that the fires were the
work Of rebel incentinries. But ior fre-va built
by Gen. Donaldson Chief Vusrternaster at Nashville
IN the TAYLOR Depot the ace of the nre' that por-
ton Of the building where the commi-rary
stores -e.e depo,itcd worth Eve million dollar would
a-o have been deItroycd
The following information has been received in thi.
city recently popular subscription Of about two
csn'-a head wa, commenced at NAntcs in France FOR
gold medal for MIR, Lincoln. This medal was to
bear The following inscription
Liberty, Equality, fraternity.
"'To LtSCoLS, Fice chosen ffesldeLS " 'he nlted
states.
"'From the rrnteui Dtmocray Of france
80 LIstOia. the Honest abolished ShvcTN, kc-
established the uiun, tayed the hepubhc
without yelling the statue Of
Liberty.
! ~'IIe wss as.asrinatei the lith Of April, 1903
B About the thirteenth OF April, when the number
ofthe subscriptions lad reached eleven thousand one
hundred ami twenty, the subscriptions were seized
T. the police who stated that the rcheme wac to bt
droIped everywhere in France"