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WASHINGTON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEaRApH,I
WASHINGTON, December IL
The Debates and Resolves of Congress
slOnRl COmmittees.
The Ways and Means Comnittee have had an in
teres'ing debate on Boutweil's Gold bill. vote
will not be had before next week. Tho Committee
on Appropriations will report executive IeVisla.
tive, and judicial bills to-day. The General Re.
tenchment Committee will report Mr.. washburne's
bill establishing a telegraph line to New York. The
charge to be half cent per word, Is received with
favor.
An o1icish Gazette Proposed.
Ii is proposed TO establish an official gazette for
the publication of all public Advertisements and
notices, copies to be furnished the public at cost
price.
The Pubfhc Libraries.
Senator Wilson has introduced q proposition to
consolidate the libraries Of the departments INTO one
public library, for the use of GovernmeBt clerks.
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A DESERVED APPoINTMENT.-Mr.M Martin
V. B. Haines, for some time in tine employ of
the city g, vernment has passed a successful
examination before the Board of Naval EXami-
ners and has received commission of acting
master in the United 3 aes navy, pending his
confirmation by the Senate as a full master
Mr.. Haines served during the war in the Mis-
sissippi squadron. He has been ordered to
New York, to report to the Peoria.
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FATAL ACoDENT-MAN AND WIFE In
JURED AND CHILD KILLED. - This morning
Thomas Watt, twenty y-eight years of age, his
wife, Isabella, aged twenty-five years, and
child, three months old, residing on Second
at Aramingo by the IL o'clock train of cars from
New York, instantly killing the child, breaking
the arm and leg of the woman, and slightly In.
ruring the man. The woman was taken to the
Hospital.
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THE PHILADELPHIA ARTISTS SALE of ORIGINAL
modern OIL Paintings will take place this evening,
a SCOTS Art Gallery No 1920 Chesnut street, Is
O'Clock. The collection embraces about one bundled
choice original specimens direct from their own
Edmund ID. Lewis, W. Sheridan Young, " Van
Bonteld, A. Gerlaoh 6 f. Bonsell, ID. Il. Knight,
and others.
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CHILDREN's CLoTHING-M. Shoemaker & Co.
Nos and n. Eighth street, are now opening
splendid assortment of boys, girls. inants', anC
mlsses' clothing.
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THE EVENING TkLLGRAPH IN MANTuA.
"A new carrier for THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
has Just been stationed in Mantua, and the citi-
aily served with the paper on leaving their
orders at the Drug Store at the corner of Thirty
fifth and Bridge streets
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MARRIED..

BULLOCK-JAYNE.-On Thursday, the 18th instant
BY j Wheaton Smith, d. d., JAMES M. BULLOCK to
MATILDA W., daughter OF the laIe DR.. David JAYNE
both of this city. NO cards.
GolT-sHoEMAKER-ont the !stn instant, by
the Rev, b +. Barrett. MIR. AMOS WESTCOTT' of
amden, N j., and Miss MARY SHOEMAKER of
Phladel pha.
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> THE TIME as well as the days are short; there Us
70 lime for delay; if YOU intend tOA eeD YOU pro
misc to give y our photograph as a Christmas gift
resort to B u. keimer,s gallery No. ga Arch street
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VIOLATION OF ORDINANCEs.-High Con-
the violation of city ordinances. great deal of
annoyance to our citizens is caused by the dis
regard of the ordinances that have been passed
to regulate the business privileges enjoyed by
storekeepers and MAJ Iket-men. Amongst those
arrested yesterday were Mr.. Kline, for viola
ton of market ordinance in the North Second
street market; and Alexander Mccarthy, for
violating the market ordinance in South Second
street market. The first was fined by Alderman
Toland and the latter by Alderman Lutz.
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How HAPPY would the CIR 8 have been, q
Who used to stitch and weave and spin,
II, IN their day, they could have seen
The beauties Of the Florence.
The most perfect the most reliable therefore the
cheapest ewing Machine in the world For sale at
No $50 Chestnut street. v.,4-s
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THE PHILADELPHIA MIXTURES prepared By
G. hItman, No 318 Chestnut street are acknOw
ledged to be superior to any sold elsewhere in th
city.
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c-t..asts-rz1 HAINEs BROS PIANOS. >-sz-1s-z:
n Z 3 E4Moderate In price and as durabes q N
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets
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We have By far the largest and best assortment of
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing Philade phia
wnlch Is being repleDlshed bv large daily additions.
Manufactured OF goods purchased recently at much
eSs than cost, and having ieduced all stock hand
10 proportionate prices, are Offering such bargain
as are above enumerated.
Now is THE TIME TO BUY-PRToEs CAN Dc NO
LOWER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN 4 BENNETT X Co.
FIFTH AND ( TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs (618 MARKET STREET.
WE HAVE
OvercOats from. ..............,S20 90 TO S75 90
mGlenRary" Overcoats tnew stye). 1900 to 300
Hasmonable Full Suit (all WOOL ...".3l00 to 5000
Isnaoons' IOOto 20O0
10 ~ w
yB eur Goods are equa in stvle and workman.
ship TO the best customer SCork in the city.
The Public are invited TO cal and examine the
new style "Glengary," of which we are making
now handsome assortment.
CHARLES STOKES & Co,
First class Ready-made Clothing House,
No: S24 Chestnut street, under the continental
Hotel"
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FOR SALE.

A VERY SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURING
"a BUSINESS capable OF large extension, having
lately been FORMED into joints stock Company, a
limited portion of the stock is offered Tor sale TO desra
BILE parties such rates will enab pu chasers to
realize a handsome interest on their Investment
Appy TO j. @. WArM0UGH & Co,
AZ 5. Third Street, upstairs
1918 lots PHILADELPHIA
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FRESH PAPER SHELL ALMONDS, Fiberts, Enelis
Walnuts, Raisins, etc. can be had at all lime
OF George W. Jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Gardei
street,
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No MATTER whei her poor or rich,
Your fingers were lot made to Itch,
When you can buv q Florence which
Will cost so little money.
No family can afford to be without Florence.
he best Sewing Machine in the world.
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LoCK-STITCH SEWING MAoHIS In,
comparaby the best for family use. highest Pre-
mums tGold Medal), Fair Maryland Institute. Nsw
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1888 No e23
Chesnut
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A WORD TO THE PRoPRIEToRs OF PONDS.
If you would make your skating ponds popu
lar, and secure visitations from the ladies, you
should at once take vigorous measures to stop
all rude and dangerous games PLAYED on the ice
by large boys, who, when playing run over
every body.
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ALL BLAvoRs of Ice Creams and Ices made
order, by Morse & Co.. Nos 902 and 904 Arch stree
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-About four o'clock
this morning, John Dawson, residing at Carlisle
and Oxford streets, slipped and fell on the pave
ment at Ridge road and Coates street, and
fractured both hips. He was removed to his
home.
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How HAPPY is the household where
Industr1o JUS habits Danish care;
Where all the clothes the children wear
Are made upon the Florence.
The very best sewing machine in the world.
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>-EsEse=J MASON &c HAMLIE's rzFsa9e@sse5f5
FEYEs Cabinet organs, only at S7EFRR
u i. Gould,s, seventh and Chesnut Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-16
A New Way 70 Collect Old Debts
TErom the NeU Orleans t,rexcon,

A friend related to US the other day an inci.
dent which is an illustration OF new way
No. TO pay, but TO collect old debts We are
informed that IL 10 veritable occurrence.
Just before the war, in - county. Miss
ayoung man whom we shall call Smith) be-
came indebted TO another whom shall call
brown) la the sum Of S25 Not having the
EeAey convenient, he gave his note, payable
on demand. Both OF them went into the army
and both survived the war. Soon after the
terminal of hosiilities, Brown applied to
Smith for the payment OF the money Smi.h
vas able TO pay. but refused to do so. After
rept atso retusals, Brown told him that he
would not 60 TO law about il, but that he in
tended 10 whip him every time he caught him
In town, and 10 credit the note five dollars for
each s'licking" until the whole amount was
pad on. Soon afIeI WI ards, Smith who lived
.nIle or two In the country, came 10 town, and
brown, true 10 his word. jumped on him and
gave him good "mauling" He then deliber.
aely took out the note, called for pen and INK
ano credited it"By one whipp'n IN We dollars"
smith Kept away from town for some time but
ysafuring in al last, Brown tackled him again
But Smith made better tight than before, and
u was only after a long and hard fight that
Brown made him cry .senough.'5 .sYou made
snch GOO fight this time" said Brown, s.that
i Will credit the note by ten dollars" which
be did Smith knowing that he would be
whipped again If he was caught IN town ANAL
~ concluded 10 pay the money. and send it to
the creditor by friend. Brown cancelled the
note, and returned fifteen dollars of the money
saying that ne had had that much worth of
satisfaction out of the others hide and IL wss a
proper credit. This is certainly new xay no
collect old debts
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Virginia News.

-Four strange sailors in Norfolk, SATURDAY.
night, seeing negro man in a store asking for
char &c for a $40 note, followed him out and
gof hIm into dark alley where they attempt.
ed 10 cut his throat and rob him. He was badly
cut hut his cries brought the police TO his res
cue and his life was saved. Two of the sa,lor.
have been arrested.
TSs Piedmont Land Agency has made Sc yer
al sales oi farms recently, among others "Wood
Lawn" In Albemarie comfy TO Major Red
mopd. of New Jersey, Tor $4,000 a farm in
Aurherst, OF 26i acres, TO J. A. Rowland of
Onondaigua. n. Y. and farm to w. A. Barr. of
Maryland. for Sll.7JO.
Tho only crop of cotton raised below Rich
mond IN thirty years has been raised by DIR.
Blair Bnrveli. Jr- 1t was planted in 2iO
acres OF ground, and yielded 225 pounds TO the
acre
VIM s. Underwood, charged with the mur.
der % capt Jas ID. Hawkins was examined
before the MaGlsirates Court Of Isle Of Wight
last week, and ;he accused was sent ON for
trial before the Giro nit Court.
An old eolored man aged, it Is said, lis years,
was married I'm snvIlle, last week 10 q col.
ored woman aged So
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The DIFFEREScE o. TIME BETWEEN En-
KoFE AND AMERbA.-A scientific writer IN the
New York Journal Of Commerce STATES that
the difference of time between London and
New York Is four hours, fifiy-fve minutes
eighteen and ninety n ve- hunoredths seconds
hen 1t Is twelve o'clock in New York il ia
nifty -hve- minutes and nearly nineteen secopd DIS
after four O'Clock in London. The accuracy
OF this calculation he proposes to ties; BY obser-
yaflon through the Atisntie cable. The d fer.
erenee Of time above stated was ascerIained by
three chronometric. voyages between Louoon
and Gam bridge, Mass. and tie difference he.
tween Cambridge and New York was ascer
tanned by telegraph. In this latitude the diff
ference OF time for longitude is one second per
1, 1U feet
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SECRET D1sEAsEs. 60
SA M Rlf MS aIPf! 90
SAAARITAR6 0LFTf aIf slEi

~ :
'sAMARIrAN,s eIrr,-ate
SAAARITARS GIFT 11f slF
THE MOST OERTAIN RIADDY EvER USED
eosossH ass e erHEE G sg1aicfux1s Z.
CONTAINS no Mineral. 10 BAlsam, no Mercury
The, y. entirely vesstsDis having no sm.Il no,
any unpleassns taste. and VIII not In any. way In,
iure the stomach or bowels q me most delicate.
cITs: II from S1r
pssI II q ss
Lei those Who hsys dssysiT:S o. ssttins cured, Of
.n9 have r, zee SssA sorssA Gfrror AsF
rre.-x.. ssss :, g.. 1:s l:,1
shSHR S5Ssas sS saacP sssr,,
sAxARiTAN'S. R Roof IND Ai aSR g. JUICE
sSSs saS Efsi
sais sr q
and psTpsnsnt; TAKE. thsn. 81 this pa5ify rem.
coy M xaS 90 yo oo' . e
years DO ROT DEsPAIRr
h.sS sSfo.s
wilI rsnsvs sS:ry ysssiss e tpIHrItiss from the
"'''f xi al'h' Dad 'aiHfs e LETT
In many Affections with which numOern NJ p.
malee suffer the ROOT AND Herb JUICES moS1
happily ada1ted, In Olcsratsd uterns, IN Leuoor.
rhss. In sss.inS down, R.!i;ns 81 tas WSn6. d.
Sen ssSi 81 express. Price si.1 Per bottle. y
eAMARITANy WASH
T. n sssea q Shiis used in connection with
Full Directions. Price Is cents. -3 -
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 Alike acknowi.
:sfsd y Ehi:is.:s::, :sd PATIENTS. They are used
- ITAN,S REMEDIE6. 80
"PosI HOSPITAL, roRT MARsgAEL,. Baltimore,
Nd. Feb. 20, l66S.-"I have great satisfaction In
statlpg that have used The bamaritan Hsmediess
Tor Vensral aiseases In its most customary forms:
that I have uSe1 them with jud gment, discrefien.
and yrolerly, end, have found them respond 20 my
their compositions, have the fullest confd ence a
their s9cscy ard = fsr e nss q them sxtsads,
'r'''e.'a' '. 'hen N"o1REfRrD O. BOWERS .
a. s'Assistant Surgeon, sth ". r. Vols,
Uiysnia sysnSe. wsshihEton; nnNRY COOK.
11s10EO . 90. fhiIalslSbia. YET
50 Ifii - "a .a9.E5eg fpJ euu
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB THE RASTBRH eHORE

FVn TIE 1AsTsHH sH0RE.
" Ths large, :ssqnos, md eemnodious steamer
LE0+ AID, leaves her pier opposite eeAA@&
No: .10 Light street wharf, tbe + ,
? m, foT EASTSN PoINT. QUE [E H1tEftS,
SRHHfIHRhrp' c GGKk$Jb R4fNE W4ttE 81
KKHH4 4ks -. GHBI IDv6 GREEK iMMEEDFoRD'S
Returning from 1.-THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd's Landing q ! p. m, cambridge At 50 p.
m and kaston Point at p. m touching At the
and Fridays.
shs Ia. Are state rooms, and all other passenger
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc ST
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs TeR SOAP.
Q6es Dspcf Cow pstssary Of S..A.,.,-.. |,
Kn .R.arfna IA a. NnNen.ll.r l.

Q6os Dspet Cerspstssars Of S.A,,..>,-.p
WaSksasfca. ID &. November y, lsst
Sealed Proposals. in dnplicste, Of the forys t,,r
nished by the Dde rsRnsd. will Be- reosi yrc urtJt
SATURDAY. the 18th instant, ct Il m Ter sur
plying the snbsiste nee bepsrtme NJ with
TWENTY THOUSAND IsoyeeOl POUHbs OF
GOOD HARD SOAP,
to be made By boiling from only good nssrials
nee from clay. solub:s glass, or other Adulters.
uons, 70 have ne UNPLEASANT door. 20 contain not
mere than twenty nve per cent. Of water. md 70
eewel dried before packing
10 be delivered o. fellowsc one-third - on or
before the Nth instant third ga ION before
me loth of December, and the remainder o. or
before the Slst Of December, 1855;
Samples must be furnished With the proposals
70 bic COPY Of this sdverti0en emit must 10 az
tached. Boxes TO be we'll strapped With kickory
straps the name OF the oontr seter date Of % ans
Ter Is we'll IS the contents. with gross tare. aud
net weight. muet be plainly marked on every
package. The soap VIII be carefully inspected b.
fore is recei we'd and compared With the retai n.
samples. verfncatfon ef weight Of pack sxe viii
be determilod a. desired By the undersisnsd who
will also settle all questions with regard 20 susI
ity and condition.
Payment to be made a. soon o. the article e. re
ceiyed - satisfactory; but twenty Eve Per cent
will be reserved from each pay ment until the con
pletion Of the contract.
No allowance for packages.
IL will be received ct the Subsistence espre-
houses In the Monument Lot. sixth -street vharf
or ct the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad D.nct
q. BBAL.
no II 81 MAJOR and q. B.. q, A.
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DRUPosALs FOB RArI0Hs.

so D.. Kes4l::,s;iSn. October ~ is.
until clsek n. Of Tuesssy he III, ,S: s ss: 3,
Hoyepher next; fer furni.hins, ,r.tiOns 70 IN
from - to ,sS s i Is.ss s sis
S SR65kEsE. M; = Yo sss:.ei''s'f'.
SoApdHT Sssl s seFs,I Tiis..
MOUNH CITY; iilinois,' '''''"''. .-.-,..,.-.
iie:S Or s.is beef: sishsssn ounce: q bred = 3
hundred 'rations Of eight quarts Of beans: or. in
.nd 81
soanas Of r four q s vtnss.r 9H ose
soSn1 Of csnes one and sns S,
pousd Of teliow; four pounds Of soap, and two
Tine rstions are to be delivered upon the order OF
the conmaId,ns Sfheer Of each station; the fresh
su:s dS Ss:n q aS ssS 8:
sssa < s ss'.
the station e located; the ccEee eosd Rio; the
ssse z. It, s e
Of geo S Snaiti;y ,.s...,,n = - To-. :
Sd: f sa:s BY tn. foo-n
z. ana Il tn. st. /. :h 81 STAT. Of
hereby guarantee that in case he bid OF
he or they viii WITHIN ten days q the receipt q
the eontrsst e the post office named execute the
sSass for hs cam d. .sS M S
ma good &; AZ: ss:A q
ga. 'n@ CD, Suar rsnsor.
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0RPHAEs' CoURr, NOVEMBER sth. 1855 DIS
- rRIci OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON oorsri.
trssor Of james Shes, dec.sssa ef the .Ssaini:.
s5'.Ss h.. . ~ the
December ss4s. Tor the 6nsl ..ssisnsnt and dis:
.eme have been collected .nd turned into nlOnsy;
s ssS:.:sd are notified . :,.snS; win sssiI
g : scs e
''as ' "'''' ~ Tsssez s: ROBBINS.
oSlssI
II the csse RITA Of Harriet sSrts sdminssf.i
siorssaid has, VIA the sSSrsS.tiOn Of the or sssss
Sonrt o. ws:h,rStS a. 0osHNtS s,Srsssd ,pssinssd
.sss ns ssA sse
sonal estate Of said deceased and Of the assts in
ssd turned into rSss .ss s0 vs set :'s 81
the creditors And heiri Of s.id decessee are
they IN .sa = +: :.
once : ..sf Tor shrss weeks in the ESsnin3 st.r.
n.,.-,.. T''':-s. & S. sOss y Ss,..
nRPHANs' COURT, Nov. 10, iss6.-DI3TEIcr
,Ss ~ ssT.s Es.Ss, oosSa
o. &c. y, Hasn.Iy, ssossssd: sSs sd@i{istI.-
81. y ssa =: q 4: 9,
he nnai and disrbusion Of the psfsonsi
far as the have been coleeted and tursea inte
Ssis Il .sa sece.:sa are nOt.d e .sns
with their claims sroIe5,y sSg 9s Sr tsst nay
said deceased estate Provided COPY Of this or
der Ss tho
30 ,.,,v,r 1's-JAs. s 4; sEa ~ 4ii..
V'nIs IS TO GIyE NoTICE, rh.t the sdb.er,;;
Ssp sss Obtained 01 Ss shs o5sa.S'o
John McDueli, late Of wsshinston, b. C,
sss ::S an :Hs nss,s
the same, with the vouchers thereof The sabscri
Der, or before the Esd day Of Oetoeerl next:
The, may stherxise By Law, Be excluded rpm oil
Given un %s %r SssS thi. sd day Of o(fob.r,
'' &C .. ,awsw. ~ EHeeakHr.
fis as has aU osiapsd from the orphans
ia.sstssrs 81 administrs,ios, " a. on The .oaaI
e eass 81 d rss psr.oS: lawns
against said decessed, are hereby ~arDed 70
exhibit the came, with the nehers 20 the
next; they may otherwise oy lev be exciuddh from
All benefit Of the said estate.
Given under ny hand THE 10y 9, Esrs%"'
no s-iawsv. Administr.tor,f,
DARLEZ voUs FRANCAIs; Or. Do Yod sr.sk
L Trenchi 60 cents sIrechea Sic Dent1h; %
Do You syesk German 90 cesis Bella Lsr
cgSs, t y, DS r on 81 ss-sss au ses.s
cent? EscseiIIements Postssuss, par LsntrrHs'
ass.ss,s Sisss Jesus par nsa;S rastos
MALAY 1t-l.F Er
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ID ICRAOND, TREDERIOKsBUR0 AND pa
II TOHAO RAILBOAD,-
TO TRAvELLlRs GOING SOUTH
Z TWICE DAILY. fHxnday 4 m Axoa1feA q ~

The Quick est and most direct route = 1iehmo.A
;sss%,T. from siIta strSss Wh.ri, eeAEe
Richmond, Iredencksburg and PotomAc Railrosd,
now entirely completed from Aaufa Greek 70 Rich.
mond We, conpec3ug there With trains On the Rich.
pond and retsrsburl and Rlo6mond and Danviile
ssisS: fssn.SSro. ssssss acn 6ssr ssa
Chester, 8.
Steamers Keyport ana O. Vanderbilt leave SKA
Street Wharf daily f6unday morning sxespted) y
- - :: n. and1 ?; n and srFivs in Richmond =
THtoUoH 70 II0H noHp IN ssyIu HoURs
Fifty Eiiss Bhertsr end - Heurs Qsiekss shai
y FhhD -. any Other kouts.
Be. SURE and ges Tbroeah Ticksts via Aeqia
Greek and IredericksbnIG, 70 Nehmond, 6 The
Company 3 OlRoe, corner Or Psnna. avsnac aud e.
strest, or on board Of he boats. BaSsAGs ehsoksd
Omnibussss ana Bassass wagon. win b in
tween depots in Rieh9ond,
Vernon, and may have an opPottlnity Of visidaS
several battle fields near Srsdsrieksburs b. sto1.
Breakfest and sup % board Of etsansr.
GEO MATTIN0EY 0apt., WeshinGton, 3. O.
MATTHEW OLARK, Agent, Wsshtnss9n.
aDSly osnera PaesenGer Agent
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wa.Asssses. b. G, October 81. 1858
J.. Sealed Proposals WIN Be RECEIVED ., the once
Iron Head Bloc Is for National Csnetsries. deliH
: ProyiaeRee, RI sffom 300 20 500 90
g New IoIi city, H. 4. .iron s.ss to 5000 head
PAii.d.lghls, Pa. from 5000 to $500 head
pits.tsrsh, Pa, from 100 to 90 bead block.
eusSsrissd: Nd ,f from 90 . . sS - 90 90
foia ss Nan s 90 + 80 81 70 head
s&t .:. ". Ss E . s''s blocks
ChaIlesto9. fkaDswha O. H. from DO to 800
WsshinSton. d. o., from 1900 to u. 900 head
Alex sndTi.. Va. from 5000 to 1000 heed
Frederick ssurs, Va, from 100 to 1000 head
Wine lssteI, Va. from 500 to 5000 head
HarpsrS Ferry. Va, from 600 to l.,oo heed
RRiehmOna ,ys., from goo, to II 900 head blocks
so1a9S W. faS% s e head blocks
City Pointer Petersburg, from Is oos to 20 200
Nsvbsrn, n. o, from 900 to 800 head block,
Wilninston, N. C., from a,soo to 500 head
Salisbury, N. O., from 500 to scn bead blocks
eh.rie. sen O.. from 800 20 900 head h,oc,.
Floronos, q. o., from 800 to $500 do
Hilltop Head. s. e., from 2eO to $500 head
Beaufort. 5. o., from l. 900 to 800 head BLOCK.
nsrett., Ca, from G Geo G to % COO DO
Andsrrsonyille. Ga. from l2.Ooo TO 900 head
Miller, Go from ! $50 to 1900 head blocks
Mobile Ala, from 100 to 90 DO
Seine or Montgomery, Ala, from 1000 to s.oes
B.rr.nsss. oi Fla from go to 900 head BLOCK.
New Orleans, La-, from 100 to 200 heed
Baton Bcase, La, from a.OOo To $500 head
Port udron, La, from 800 to 600 head bloch.
Brownsville; rexe., from 500 to e00 do
BraZes Santiago, Texas, from 200 to 800 head
Matches iees Hiss, from 100 to 1000 head so..,
Vieksburg. Mics, from 800 to as,sos head
Corinth. Miss. from 1000 to 500 heed block,
Memphis. Tenn, from 5000 - Il 900 do
Fort ponslsOn, Tenn, from 1000 10 30OS head
Nashville, Tenn, from ssoo to % 900 head
Pittsbarsh landing, Tenn. from secs to s,ss
Stone River. Tenn, from 400 to 500, head
Chattanooga. Tenn, from 5000 to 10000 head
Kno1yills. Tenn. from 1850 70 5000 head
Columbis, Tenn. from .sec to 800 head blo.l.
Louisville, Ky. from 900 to sos head bIocI.s
Camp Nelson. KY. Il. from an 10 p sno Az ~SAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-16

- On the night of October IA. when Wells
Fargo Co.'S fast stage arrived at CRYSTAL
lake. near the summit OF the Siarras an the
Denner Lake route, man who ha1 been
reipg on the back part Of the stage walked into
The house, and a. hs approached the fire. ftli
10 The floor and expired. A doctor who ex.
amined the body said the deceased had been
frozen 10 death No one knew who the per
son was or where he got on the stage he had
no hszgage, and was only protected from the
cold by linen coat