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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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CHILDREN's CLOTHING
GARIBALpI AND zouAvE
PLAIN sf zsb ; ;$A + f Trimmed En-
'''si i SiSS Is II fisE'''
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAvEBRD s SUITS.
Good Black Cloth Frocks, $40;
Black Cloth Froefs. SO.
BOYS coLoREP AND WHITE
oH11pRE EsSs 81 sa e f. WAISTS.
1SEA SESiNS s faHiffTTpkESs
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks,
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs.
sUhfhrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS
rLocksn t AND hS2 shhoDDY
SIX mixed Suits, SO:
Double and Twist Suits, So
Standard Silk mixed Suits, SIS.
Good Business Suits, sl2 and SIS.
Good Heavy Overcoats, $40.
Waterproof Tweed Overcoats, IS,
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had noS SI rssdy for wopx
At my usually
EDWARD HARRIS.
nS se :Ss
to order at less than opu nn,,r,
HEAVY RIBBED
MER1so sh hisE r ksb DRAWERS.
LAMBswoo sHikfs AND DRAWERS.
White and PSs se 81 30 f.nns, Shirt,
Boys Merino Shirts and Drawers.
w.r HSSstFf b S1l. sSf Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, SIS.
Fine Black poeskin ana Beaver Pants, SO.
H HessS P Biss ss Cloth s sasi..
Children's Black Suits.
f snsy and and, Plain Silk Vests.
Bo S1's s Rh fs School Suits, %. SO.
Boy: G nonS1s .sS sT Tn,.t s sn,, 40
Boys VirginiS cashmere Suits.
Boys Water proof Tweed Overcosts.
ONE PRiOE ASKED.
NO LESS TAKEN.
GEO. @. HENNING,
No. SIS Seventh street, near MARYLAND svsnus,
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s:,S' 4!
ORPHANs,COURT,O CTOBER 22,1s61-pIs
OTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT In the case Of Anna Ack-
msnn, NOV Lederer,) administratrix Of Christian
Ackmann, deceased, the administrstrix afore-
nointed SATURDAY. the 3Oth day OF November,
ia7 for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased ana Of the
assets In hand, as far a the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where all
TO attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from Al
benefit In said deceased's estate: provided copy
Of this order be published once Q week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to
the said day.
HELnBOLDs OoNSEENIIRRATrD ExrRACr
Is the Great Dsgyesse.
HsLMsoLp's CoNcxKrRAfRD EXTRACT sARsAPA.
1.-the G,eai Bleed Psr;ker
Both are prepared according TO rules Of Pharmacy
and Chsnistry and are the most active that can
Be made; Sold BY Druggists svsrywhsre.
THE GLORY OF NAN rs eIRHNGfH-Therr.
netisfeaY sse HnADoLps ExrIAcs BucHv.
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vcszkPET!kR AND BUILDER.
sc CokfnAc4oi roe SuILDtsSa sssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

HEAVY HOTEL RoBBEKIRs.-In our notice
Yesterday OF the ROBBERY at the Metropolitan
Hotel, we should have stated that 1t was Mr.
J. w. Warren, Of Tennessee, who Wa re-
Iieyed OF $50 and q gold watch, and Mr. 4 =
W. Currey OF q check for $4,000, s27O in
money, and sIC0 diamond pir- The papers,
including the bono Cor eaeck) were to-day re-
covered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

TINE Is m.ney. The only exception TO this
debates. -
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THE RIVER FRoSr.-RsIeys Wkdrf-Sailed
-Schrs. FoamIng Lee, Captain North, for
Browns Wharf TO discharge part of her cargo,
Miller, Captain Corey, downs the river, light.
FolcteT's Whdrf.-Arrived-Schr John A.
Grimm, Captain Foster, from Georgetown. s.
@, with lumber for q. b. Chuic CD Il Co.; Ar.
lpg:on. -, with wood for Washington and
Georgetown Ice Company.
Potomac Ferry WhGrf.-The steamer wawa-
Set, Captain Fawk, LETT for Cone river and in
Sermedtate landings with passengers and
freight The steamer Collyer has arranged for
stopping al 0iesboro, 70 and from her trips to
Alexandria and Washington, 10 enable pas
sengers TO land contiguous to the National
Horse Fair.
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acteristics OF the person. She reads your very
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TO CARPENTERs AND BUILDERs.
Just arrived, large lot OF TRIMMINGS,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

SALE OF NouEY.-At the eleventh monthly
meeting Of the Capitol Hill Building Associa-
tion, held last evening, s2,s00 were sold at an
average Of 81 per cent premium.
The 3sth monthly meeting OF the Excelsior
building Association was held last night Ut
Temperance Hall-e4,sI7.36 were received for
cues and advances-and thirty fve shares
were purchased at the following rates :-l0
shares st 10 per cent, Is ~ 36k, and 10 at IS,
making sn aversEe at 81 y per cent
At the last meeting (20th month) Of the First
Ward BuiIding Association fifteen shares were
sold a. . premium or $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08
posITIvELY ONE WEEK ONLY

POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY
MErzER6Tr RAIL,
MONDAY. NoyEMBERa
TWO LENEEs ON MONDAY, NOV q, Is6r,
The balance of the week
THREE LENEEs EACH DAY,
at II a. m. and - u m.
RETURN FROM EUROPE Iafer an absence Of
three years. where taey have appeared before
nearly nearly All the hinfs, Queens EmPerors and No
THE GREkTEsT WONDERS oF THE AGEr
Feur beautiful and symmetricslly formed BADiES
and GENTLEMEN in MINIATURE.
The Original and Renowned
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT.
AND MISS MINNIE WARREN
~ Ladies and ChilireE are considerateiv ad-
yised 20 attend the DAY EXHIBITION. aud thus
avoid the crowd and confGsioS Of the Evening Per-
To the Day Levees-t Omission IS cents; ChiIdres
under ten. Is cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Children under ten. % cents.
Evening Performauce-Adm omission TO all parts Of
the House, - cents, Children under Zen. IS cent?
&C A-9t NED DAVIS. Agent.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Stage Director JAMES DUNN
THIS EVENING,
Mr.. huCustin Dab : immensely successful sensa-
UNDER TEE GAsLIGHT.
With its great New York Cast, and its thrilling
PIER AND RAILROAD SCENES,
As played SIR
OVER SEVENTY FIVE NIGHTS
IN NEW YORK.
Ticket ohoe for securing seats nov open.
&c soft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

FRATERNAL VIsrT.-About twenty members
of Potomac Lodge, i. o. .. F, Of Alexandria,
made fraternAI visit 70 Oriental Lodge, Of
this city, last night; and Witnessed the inter-
estInR exercises connected with the semi
annual Visitation OF the ofncer OF the Grand
Lodge, with which hey are understood to
have been much pleased during the evening,
remarks wore made by Grand Master GIven,
Past Grand Master Thaw, and Noble Grand
PfeiL and On the part OF the Ale xandrians BY
Grand Represeptative Hugh Latham The
visitors were furnished an excellent oyster
supper, etc, at Rohr'f, and left for home about
II \ p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

FATAL ACcIDENT.-A Few nights since
while the schooner Milton, Capt. Corsey, was
on her way 70 this city, she encountered q
heavy gale In the Potomac, near Piney Point.
W hich caused some damage TO her hull, ana
came near sending her 10 the bottom During
the storm, while the mate Of the schooner.
brotber OF Capt. Corsey, was busy manning
the vessel, he was struck on the head by the
main boom and Instantly killed. His remains
were temporarily inferred on the shore, near
the scene OF the occurrence, but the captain OF
the Milton having purchased q metallic comm,
which he will take down with him on his
retarn trip this afternoon, the body will soon
be exhumed and transferred 70 the late place Of
residence OF the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

CoKsTR LOUISIANA AvESvE AND ELEvEsrs
STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

HAVANA ORANGES, Cocoanuts, Caromels
l. Marshmalow Drops. and Whiteman's fine
french Candies. Just received at WALLACE'S,
SIS High street. no 2-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

Selling off the entire stock of DRY, MILL
merry, and FANCY GOODS, at and below cost
in order to change business. All in want Of the
above goods will do well to call at once Store
will be kept open until o'clock.
At L. GUTMAN,
III Bridge street,
S-6tS n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

EOR NON RETENTION on INCONVENIENCE
II Of Urine, irritation, inn ammaeien, or ulcera-
rT ostrate Glands stone in the bladder csicnins.
gravel or Brick dust dsposits. and 81 diseNsee oil
HsiMsoIpt FL6ib IxTsAcr BvcHv. : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

ADMISSION. 10 ots.
CHILDREN under 10 years Of sge...........2s cts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

BAD ADvIcE.-A lady, under the
captivating heading Of Young Man,
You're Wanted" writes:
"a woman wants you! Don't forget
her. No matter if you are poor. Don't
wait to be rich, if you do, ten to one you
are moi fit to be married. Marry while
you are young, and struggle up to-
gether."
We will wager II pewter half dollar
(which some dishonest wretch "stuck
us" with the other day., that the ''lady"
is an old maid, and that she has wanted
a young man-any young man-for ten
years, at least. "No matter if you are
poor" quoth she. That shows that she
is getting desperate, and is willing to
take chances which no prudent young
lady would ask in these days of eIpau-
sive crinoliue and expensive waterfalls.
Observe how she attempts to goad some
weak-minded youth into making a rash
proposal, by the sly i%nsinuation that he
is deficient in manly attributes, if be
waits for wealth wherewith to charm his
charmer. Aud. mark the latent diabol-
ism of the last sentences: "Marry while
you are young, and struggle up to-
gether." That won't do, madam! Peo-
pie who "marry young and struggle up
together" frequently appear to great
disadvantage in the police courts, and
are sometimes obliged to end their strug-
giles by means Of a divorce. Marrying
young is all very well in some cases, but
the less struggling thereafter the better.
S. +. Dramatic Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
TRrroRTEp DAILY BY n. n. TLAeo' bAHA.Nl
SAN FRANCISCO, May PIP. Y.

R,ouop RvpKLIy V%IyDICArIp: AGAINBT
oto p..,r T,x.no W. ar.
M. n.;nad hn ...;n, IN. frat.
n.onhst;c linz of the Bishop'Ss GBerkleyi
pobIe and most familiar stanzss mis-
avoted os reading.
"w..,w,rd ,ns s,,r Of Emp,re take. IL, way"
Th. R;sbon nsv.r couId have been
.;I 60 nros. Ind a, this mis-
su.t o;hm,s ~ him Tho writer
qeo'atlon ~ Te' - ~. ,aat .J;,;or
OF sh eei,;sh Gnoinn,d;a h,. msds tb.
In rsod.
-, \, p,,,,, tain, n, v.y"
IsS;n;nah ;s .m,hor;,r n-ohsbIv from
,ho rarr sS;t;on pftb. Bi,bop's
- .rhi;shaJ IN 1870 Hsncs. tho,e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

The S. F. Flag says Judge Deadly is
the Bulletins, Oregon correspondent, and
has been for q long time. This infor-
nation is from a citizen who lives in
near neighborship with that now noto-
rious jurist, and to whom the author
ship of the correspondence has been we'll
known. 1t is further added that Justice
Deadly is an old Breckenridge Democrat,
formerly held Office under Buchanan,
and although striving to pass for a Rad
ical Union man, is regarded at homo as
extremely coppery. A defense Of Deady's
decision, written by himself, and over
another signature, will shortly arrive at
the Bulletin office +; but in view OF the
expose of the arrangement" it "
doubtful whether it ever appear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

CREDIT TO WHOM 1T is DUE.-The last
Congress provided for a thorough geo.
logical survey of all that great mineral
region lying between the Rocky Noun
tains and Sierra Nevada, and the expe-
dition will be protected BY a special
military escort. Senator john CONFESS
is entitled to the credit of securing the
passage by Congress of this eminently
wise measure, which will prove of more
benefit to Nevada than to any other
State on the line Of the survey. John
CONFESS has done more for the interests
of the people on this coast than any
representative ever sent from the Pacific
States to Congress. He is an industri-
Gus, interchangeable, practical man. He'll
no. q gr-r-r-eat boa constructionist, nor
is he n word-chawer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

TIE New York Sun publishes a sched-
ule of prices in the retail market Of that
city as compared with those Of 1860,
and finds that what cost S73.94 seven
years ago now costs Sl37.32. A list Of
comparative wages Of labor is also
given, from which it appears that work
which in 1860 commanded $40. so now
commands S7s.25. These include the
wages of the several classes o~fmechanics
and servants. Thus it is shown that
while the cost Of provisions is about SO
per cent. greater than in 1866, the re-
eeipts are 80 per cent. greatsr-showing
. difference ofsix per cent. against labor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

A Coon PRrSrsR.-Mr. Fred. Trayser,
for . year past a compo,itor in the Nrws
Office, goes East in the Panama steamer
on Friday. he goes to Wisconsin on a
visit to see his wife and child, and will
probably return before Fall. Mr.. Tray
ser 10 a good printer, and during the
time he worked in our Office gave entire
s~atisfaction, and sndeared himself to
his fellow workmen and his employer.
II he returns here he will be as welcome
to his old situation as any printer that
aver worked in the Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

TIE INpIANs.-Colonel Little once
said, awe found it cheaper to feed the
Indians than to fghtthem." Our Govern
ment seems to have adopted the opinion
of Col. Little, thereby encouraging In
dians to commit ~depredations upon poor
~defenseless emigrants, and the fate worse
than death, to helpless women and chill
dren, of being carried into captivity.
The incarnate devils, the poor Lo fam
lily, will never receive their deserts until
the wives and daughters Of some Of our
Congressman shall have been taken cap
tives, their persons violated, and then
tortured to death, as has been frequently
prscticed, and the members have time
to reflect upon the miserable fate of their
poor wives and babes. Is it not a sad
commentary to consider that a power
full Government like u will allow its
servants to legislate for years and years
in the am~elioration of the condition Of
those not belonging to our family,
squsndering the hard earnings Of our
poorer classes in attempts at self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, living In luxury and
ease, yet never paying. heed to the
sad fate that has befallen thousands Of
hardy adventurers who risk their lives
in developing the rich lands belonging
to Uncle Sam7 And 10 it not a shame
to contemplate that emigrants with fam
lilies, of dear ones, and loving and con-
iding wives, previous to starting on a
journey through districts inhabited by
hostile Indians, should hsrbor the
thought Of being compelled to admins
ter to their loved mes deadly poison, or
to use the knide or leadeu bullet, so as
to place them beyond the lust and vim
dictiveness Of the fiends on the plains,
ere they would see them taken captives?
When will Government ever be con-
WINGED that it 10 its duty to give protec-
ton to our citizens in the West from the
savages, and they be learned a lesson
that we bave o Great Father in Wash
ington City? Should matters continue
as at present, American citizens faces
will turn crimson with shame to be
classed such, if dollars and cents are to
be put on a par with human sacrifices.
Salt Lake Vedette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

THx GERMAN DlEr.-We went up to
Virginia city, to see Heller, an evening
or two ago and thinking it might not
be out of the way, concluded that as
there has been q good deal Of strife and
warfare among the different monarchies
in the German States of Europe, a copy
Of q new edition of the German Diet
might be of use to US, we went forth to
hunt it. In our search, we came across
Brother Forbes, Of the TrepG,,-he
wasn't lost, but he was deeply absorbed
in trying to solve the mysteries Of a
double volume Of Hoyle on q slab of
marble which might represent the tomb
stone of Ben. Franklin. By a little per-
.uasiou, We induced him to change his
intellectual appetite from "Hoyle" to the
latest edition Of the German Diet. That
copy Of the Second Methodist church,
with which be presented US last week,
is very good-bus hardly extensive
euough-not SO long as the German
Diet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

JrLEsBURG.-The site Of this town is
about to be removed to the opposite
side of the river, to q point where the
Union Pacific Railroad will run through.
The town is to be called "Amor." The
present town was founded by Samuel
F. Watts, Esq, an enserprising gentle
man, who has stuck to Julesburg, in
despite of Indian alarms, military nuis-
ances and like ~sggravations and annoy
ances. The inhabitants Of the present
argue that by removing TO the north
bank Of the Platte they must secure a
good trade, whether the Union Pacific
Railroad go up Lodge Pole Creek or
along the Platte river; for if the railroad
takes the former route, Amor will be
the junction for Denver, and if it takes
the latter route, (Amor) will be the
junction for Laramie and the more
northern Territories.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

SENATOR WILSON has returned from
his Southern tour, and is much pleased
with the reception accorded him. He
is very hopeful Of Old Virginia, and
thinks that she will not be the last State
to replace herself in the Union. He had
interviews with Henry A. Wise, Roger
A. Pryor, and other leaders anxious al
ways for notoriety, and reports them
perfectly docile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09
THE INCOME TAX, AS AMENDED,

The changes il this tax are important.
All incomes are now taxed u uniform
rate of 5 per cent $1,000 is deducted
instead ofS6OO, and all profits and losses
realized or. sustained in real estate trans
actions since December l, 1868, are
taken into the account. Formerly nc
transaction of this character was re-
parded unless it occurred in the year
for which income was estimated; and
the change will add, in many instances,
a large amount to the revenue from this
source. Blu, a falling off in the incomes
generally is, of course, to be anticipated;
the change of rate, and the enhanced
deduction Of $500, rendering this inev-
table.
Il is believed that in many instances
in the assessment Of incomes for former
years, persons holding United States
securities have not included tho accru-
ing interest in the return Of income.
Assistant Assessors are instructed to
inquire especially into this subject, and
if the omission has been made the def
cheney should be assessed, but without
penalty, VIXEN i. appears to have been
done under a misapprehension of the
law.
The attention of Assistant Assessors
is also particularly called to the terms
OF the act in force, which require to be
included in returns of income the share
of any person Of the gains and
profits of all companies, whether
incorporated, or in partnership, who
would be entitled to the same II
divided, whether divided or other
wise. Some manufacturers last year
returned no income at all, alleging that
they had large unsold stocks of goods,
and they made nothing in their manu-
| facture for the year. In most cases had
these stocks of goods been sold, the re-
suit would have shown n large. prof,
upon the aggregate business Of the year
even although these goods were made
at . loss. The losses were all taken
into the account, and credited to the in'
come derived from the goods sold during
the year. In all such cases assistant
assessors are instructed to estimate the
value of goods on hand, and add such
values to the income Of the year, after
making proper allowance for all losses
on their manufacture.
No carriages are now taxed uules rest
ing on springs and valued at exceeding
$500. They are taxed Sc, and those
worth over $500 are subjec, to a tax o
$40. Gold or gilt watches are taxed a
formerly; so with billiard tables, anC
gold and silver plate; while yachts anC
pianos, musical instruments, ETC., are
entirely exempt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-09

WORKING MEMS UyIoSs.-The labor
ing class Of Great Britain receive less
than half the wages Estimated in gold
which are paid for similar service in the
United States, while the cost lin gold)
Of living in the two countries is nearly
equal. Food is cheaper here; clothing
there; shelter, in the average, much the
same. Hence, the British laborers are
constrained either to live more coarsely
and frugally than ours do, or to exc out
their scanty incomes by superior econo-
mics. And thus it chances that CO.
operation has made strides in England
which this country has by no means
paralleled.-New York Tribune.