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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor j. DEF CURTIS, author of :. Manhood ~
msdicai Essays on Marriage " &C.. &C., begs to
n1t1fy his ashlngten patients, that owing 20 his
extensive practice In Baltimore, he will in fu ture
pc able to devote emily the following days to their
lnIeres9, and will attend WEDNESDAY
kVENlhGS from s to 3 p. m, and SUNDAYS
rom ~ to and q to 8 .. m, at the eff ce Of the
manhatten kei1ef Assc ccldtion, No. 222 street,
ID rear OF Wiilardf Hotel Otner day at his re ST.
dtnce, % North Charles street Baltimore.
SPEcIALITY -Tres'ment and cNs Of nervous de-
oility, and all diseases arising f.o abuses of the
system. oc .; sm
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~A double headed negro girl in New
Orleans. The two heads talk with each other
and as one possesses a soprano, and the elher
contIalto voice, they sing 4 duett nicely.
~A State convention for the farmers of
Georgia has been called for The 9th of Dscem.
her, to consider the question OF Labor, immigra-
ton from the north and from abroad, &c
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN L0TIONn
THE SKIN AND ooMp,r,

REMoyES ALL ERUPTICNs, FREOKLrs
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY II is invaluab,.
Tor GENTLeMENa after SHAVINGi 1t has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable ram.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH. will M,
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake
"FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
N1W PERFUME FOB THE HANpKRp
Ea1Er Ea1Er Ex9UIsITE, DELICATE, LAsTiao
PHALOH . SON, New York.
NS-y Bold BY all Druegsts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE S,CILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

Renews the Hair!
HssfortS Gray HaiT 10 its OrtR,ral Color
Prevents its falling off.
Makes the HAIR Smooth aad Glossy
1t does not stain the skinl
1t has proved itself the best preparation ever
sented to the public,
Give it trial. Price 81 90
y. p. HALL 4 CO, Eashsu. y. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists ne1 eo2n
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NATIONAL THRArER.-Benefit and las.

NATIONAL THRATER.-Benefit and last nj yht
but one Of Miss Mitchell, on which occasion
che will appear for the last time in her new
play OF "Lorle." 1t may be the last benefit
this excellent actress and estimable lady will
ever receive in Washington, as next season will
probably see her the favorite attraction Of the
leading London theaters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

SExperienced miners are at work digging
a four hundred foot shaft at u uincy, Illinois,
IN the hope Of striking coal at that depth.
~ Eighty-one women have grad duated from
1The Daily Chronicle, OF San Francisco,
eol ont an "earthe axe edition"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

OPFRA BoUFFK.-The Worrell Sisters. with
a compete troupe, open Monday in an
English version of the Grand Duchesse M the
National. The box sheet is now open at Met.
zerott's and at the theater
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Wall Street fo.gay

NEW YORK, Nov. 27--Market dull but
strong Money easy at 5a6 per cent. E,x.
change Ok. Gold 35as. 5-20's, 1852, coupon,
,2h. in-iG's, coupon, 81. N. q. 6's, O.; do
new, t54. Virginia 6s, ex-coupon, 81; do
new, 50 asked. Tenness see's 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

CoNDITIos OF APPAIRs IN LouIsrANA.-Col
r. B. keeier, of Gen. Rosseau's stat, new in
this city with Gen. Rossea report, represents
that the hostility of the white people of Louis.
lana generally TO the present State government
Is most bitter and intense, that with the force
under Gen. Rosseau's command during the re-
cent troubles 1t was utterly impossible to pre-
serve the peace al all points. Every DISPOSE
ton OF his troops was made, and every possible
measure was takeL to protect the people in
their rights without regard to party. The Re-
pnolicans did not generally vote, because they
were advised not ~ attempt TO do so py their
leaders, who believed that they could not vote
with safety TO their persons. In this opinion
Gen. Roseeau concurred, but with the means at
bis command he was powerless 10 establish
different order of things. Gen. Rosseau was in
constant consultation with Governor War.
moth and the other State authorities during
the disturbances, and his course met their
warm approval, as II does Of AL classes In New
orleans. Col. Keeler represents that up TO
the date Of Gen. Steedman's assuming charge
or the police that the force was utterly worth
less. II Was composed OF DAB negroes and E30
whites. No riots have occurred and no city
has been more orderly and quiet than New
Orleans since that change. Gen. Rosseau courts
the most searching Investigation Of his manage
msnt OF louisiana affairs dnring the recent
troubles. The Colonel says there is no good
foundation for the reports Of Organisations In
New Orleans 10 help the Cuban insurgents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

LOVE, DIsAPPOINTMEST AND MADNRse-A
man named Corcoran, who has lately bacnrns
insane In consequence Of being Jilted By giri,
TO whom he has been paying attentions, and
VINO, II Is said, had engaged to marry him.
and5 afterwards married another. was taken
IRON his residence in Newport, TO Providence,
on Saturday, TO be placed in the Butler Hos
pital He is q raving maniac
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Rf W. l.. WALL Co, Auctioneers
- stores 81 and 3l7,
Southwest corner Penna ave and 9Th street

ROSEWOOD PIANO, SPLENDID WALNUT
S Shh hmbhh SnIIE AND ROSEWOOD PAR
LoR EORNITURE IN CRIMSON BRpCA-
TELLE, AND GREEN REPS, FINE FRENCH
CLOckS, AND OTHER fURNITURR, a..
- On TUESDAY MORNING, December
WVxV3i, i, commencing at 10 O'Clock we will ALL
Nv at our salesro ~ithout reserve
Two alnut Chamber Suites com prisin0-
6edstesd, Dressing Cabinet
wardrobe aud Wac hstand
Three Chamber Suites, cOmprisins-
Bedsteads, Pressing Cabinet aud w Wa.hstana
tanning N0n-
One Sofa, two Arm Chairs. four sile Cnairs
Ope SOFA Table, snd two Rece ption sihair.
one Psrlor suite, in Green Rep, contsiuing-
One Sofa two Arm Chairs. four Sid. Ctnir.
One sofa Table, and Easy Rocker
Two Rosewood Pianos, Covers and Stools by
best makers,
Sixteen Fine French Clocks, Just imported and
IN pc rfect order with obes.
Carpets. Feather Beds. Pillows
Set OF Silver plated Ware
With other articles in the dousekeeripg linz.
We call parfic ulsr attention of buyers 10 the sale
oil the above Furniture, as IL 10 eli well made by
one OF the beet makers. and to which we can rae.
emmsnd, and gill be Peremgtorlly sole.
noZ w. L. WALL a CO, Aucts.
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CABLE COMMUNICATION INTER
RIPIED.

ST. JOHNS, Nov. 27.-A heavy storm pre-.
yalis, and communication with the cable is
interrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

TIE FLORIDA lAPEAcHNEST QUESTION
ADVISORY opinions were delivered In the Su-
preme Court of Florida on Wedne sday, on the
questions submitted by Governor Reed some
Gays since. The opinions sustain Governor
ReedsS position They declare that no I.eyis-
latGre Assem- blrd under Governor Reeds proc
lamaiiOn for special session, and that, IL there
has been s legal assembly, the form of fimpsach-
ment va. irregular, and not In accordance
with law or preC e3enI; and further declare that
the mere passage Of resolutions of impeach-
nspI does not Impsaeh. Little donbt exists
but that a writ Of quo tcdrrdntO will be issued, ],
but arguments for and against il, under the
Iuie CT Aisi, may continue several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

CUBA.-Manzanillo was attacked by the in
surgents recently; but according to the Havana
dispatches, they We're repulsed with heavy
loss. Lersundi had par doned several promi
nent reyolutlonIsts. A fight occurred near
santa Cruz, in which the insurgents were
routed, with the loss Of some valuable CORES.
pondence.
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1.-The Missionary Appropriations of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Tor Is69 are as
follows: Baltimore Conference $4,000 Della
ware sl,s0UO. Washington s4,OOO, West Virginia
S6,N1, and Virginia 8 $500. OF thus amount
to Virginia the sum OF 81 $50 is to provide for
Richmond and Abingdon districts for two
months, occasioned by extending the confer.
eEce wear,
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OFFICIAJ..
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining i'm the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, November 27, lsos.
o F FL c A j. .

STo obtain any of these letters, the sppii-
can't must call for Advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
~If not called for within one month they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

The KELLOGG CONCERT.-The sale ofsecured
seats for the Kellogg concert commences to-
morrow morning, at Metzerott's Music Store
The concerts viii be given on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Miss kellogg's last
visit to us WAS made under the Engagement o.
Max Maretzek. Since then she has earned, in
Enrope, fame second only to that Of Patti. and
has done much TO convince European criticism
OF the fact that the climate Of America is more
prolific OF certain quality of soprano voices
than either Italy or Germany. Miss kellogg
returns here under the management OF the
popular Strakosch, and we suppose ere Mon.
Gay evening every seat will be sold, and there.
fore cali the attention of cur readers to the
opening OF the box sheet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

Hon. L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner of To-
ternal Revenue, left here on Wednesday eye-
ming for New York, and Will be absent until
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SKsNEs OF the late
Confederate navy, lsctured in Baltimore
Wednesday night, on 1.-The Wind and the
Wave"
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RY WILLIAM l.. WALL CO. Auctioneer.
- Stores 3 and BY
South corner Penn avenue and 9th straet
PAwNBRoKERs SALE OF UNREDEEmx

IA " NIB Kun ERS ShLE OF UNREDEEMEO
PLEDGES
IN Wewill offer for sale ct our salesroom, on
OK street, the Uaredeemed Pledges cf r FuIton
4 30: 3ll 9th street, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY next, the "a and 81 days Of Decem.
Der, at 10 o clock in the morning and in the eys
Ling oomprf-ins the greatest variety aud larees;
assortment ever offered in his District, yiS =
Gold and Silver Watches Dianonds Cola pin.
and bings. Guns. Revolv.rs, Cutlery. Books
muscal and Mechanical Instruments, Clothing
N. B.-The public are res pectfr lily invited 70 the
above sale, as some OF the goods are entirely new
and will be sold without reserve
no H6t W. L WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGrT. who Is still here, is 70
be rendered grand reception very soon by a
number Of prominent gentlemen Of BROOKLYN.
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New York Grain Mavks, v.S.x

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-Fleur without decided
chahee. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
}sc. better.
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~A confidence man, giving the name of
A Stanley, on Monday deposited an altered
check for 1910 on the Hartford (Ct.) Trux
Company, and accured s, ,sU0 In cash on IL
His night name is Mcdonald, and he has oper--
ted successfully IN New York, Portland, Me,
Worcester and other places. He got away De-
tore The fraud was discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

INTERNAL RKvKSUK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s769,432.1s.
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SLATE MANfRLs.

SLATE MANfRLS
Hanng removed our entire stock OF SLATE
MAAThLs to Ne, 243 Pennsylyania avenue, ke-
tween 18th and 18th streets south SIDE and hsyins
added greatly to the variety and stock Ne are noS
prepared 10 show In Rooms especially set apart Tor
this b, soch Of business, all styles OF Mantais
nsnnisctured Of slate, nov % popular throug bout
We invite builders and others TO call ana exam
Inc our stock and prices before purchasing ss we
natter ourselves We can be excefled by none hav
Ing nov the agency Of the most celebrated manu-
factory In the United States.
H.w. HA MILTON q 60,
Branch Store 243 Penna avenue,
oc - u bet. 18th aAd 18th streeta
TBUsSKs Ar l62 NINTH eTRFET- Pf.
tween and = streets. JOSEPH ROSS here
WIN respecdully announces to the public thar he
has sonstsntly on hand full assortment OF Truss
es, supporters, Shoulder Braces. and eyerv oths,
eLncle IN that line, 60 speciAlly for ladies.
Mks. ROSS viii always be glad 60 Wsit on the
ladies' Who may wish 20 pAfronize her "'
Also, Keeps op hand full assortment of srr,,
al, al, CentAl, ana Ortnop sedtcal Instr umepts ana
me Ortiery, espeeiaily of Dugtfsh manu- fsctnre
Special attention paid to the repsiriSs sna
grinding OF all kinds Of Irstruments kaza,s
SSsS.N ~. 1olns
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THsCAs OF AUGUST BELMONT AND OTHERS
AsAIssI TIE ERIE RAILROAD CoMPANY-In
the case of August Belmont aud others aga ~ {
the Erie kaiIroad Company, IN the Supreme
Cont of New York "Wednesday, Judg- Suth-
srland waited and set aside Judge Barnard
order, say ing the proceedings in the matter OF
appointing receiver for the Company, and
then delivered an order suspending the funs-
uOns OF said receiver until the decision Of the
general term upon appeals, taken from his
order, but permitting sald receiver 10 call upon
the company for an account OF the earnings and
reeeIpis, and Tor payment TO him OF iheir net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

The RKGULAR MEETING Of the Cabinet was
held % day, all the members present.
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Government Securities.

WAsHINsroN, Nov. ~, lS6s.-Jay CooKs &
10. furnish the following quotations OF GOV.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs, &c.

Inc tenlan Congress m session in Philadel-
pnia adopted a resolution tende-ing "a general
ahd cordial an yit1tiOn 10 all iHdepPnden- Irish
ieNoiutlOnary brOtherhOOcs ana circles of the
tthlan bIo,herhood 10 s-Hd delegates 20 this
,Nnf-eiiOn- end also i2viting ali national
ti>hnrn 70 participate tn their DELIBERATIONS
In III Mississippi Republican Sta,e Conyen-
Iit-' \ q mr. &c was anpOInt-i to prepare an
aCds"-s for tie con ven ION 10 Cgurrsss a res
olEii"n was adopted requesting Congress 20
secure ne rlcht o: sufirsgs ~ every IoylI cj.i-
- ol M >'a'es Ia The CniOE, not iiSfranc his
In N Alabama Legislature a bill fixing th,
.Iir iSs he election of members OF III Forty-
hls' NoAgIess II under Consideration. Some
4iNOT Al election IN February. others not until
Irp.-nb-r. The bill for suppreS-ing alleged
hE lux disorders Is made the speCIal order
zHr saturday,. Both Houses adjourned over
Thanksgiving Gav
>cdTlatina prevails so extensively in East
Abingdon and Weymouth, Mtss thar the
schOOis are almost desrrtpd. One thai has ray-
uISIly siNty-siX pupils was attended last we, X
By Cniy SIX.
a despatch, dated Havana. says that several
pTO;nIu. TT ms surIrctIOnI-t- there have pressnt
III hF''s"INeS - Captain q Gr1eral I.ersundi for
pardon. -'
1Le Arkansas Legislature has sustained ,ha
aots OF Governor Clay ton IN proclaiming mar
ual law and calling out the militia 10 supnress
outrages by the kukluk in that State,
telegram from Lynehburg to the Rich.
mond wing announces the arrival yesterda v
OF isrge party of Maryland and Pennsylvania
Ishd buyers They 60 as far South as Atlanta
Ga. -
S2-50o,ooO tax was paid on tobacco manufsc.
tured shipped from Richmond duriny the nine
months ending on the 1st inst
The London Times, in An editorial on The
kuosect OF The recent elections, says the IIbsral
majority IN the new House of Commons will
be III.
Ine defeaf OF Gladstone in South west Ian "a
shire Is mainly due 10 the local dislike of the
Irish people of that district.
Minister BurlIngame and other members of
the Chinese Embassy are expected in Paris tha
latter part of December.
The London Globe comments favorably ON
me chinese mission and advises a speedy rati-
hcation OF the treaty.
lsaac W. May has received and accented the
"orklngmen's nomination Tor Mayor Of Bos-
ton.
The Republicans of g harlestown, Massachu.
sei<, nave nominated T. l.. Norton for Mayor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

TRB SECRETARY or THs TREASURY es,-
mates the total revenue to be raised for the ifs.
cal year ending June. 1879, ar two hundred and
fifty millions of dollars
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

NEW Lively STABLES.
Having taken the Stables formerly occu nies nv
Henry Turner, Esq, on llth street, be-
tween q and h, We are now pre- pared to
accommodate the public with first class ~
Psnels Clarenees, Pheatons,, Open BSroacns.,
die Horses, Horses. Bug gies, and Horse fsm;ix
CarrisGes, &c. Carriages for hire BY tSs hnnyy
day. vs,k, Or month. .nd 70 Be- he'd al hours day OF
and Hearses attended TO With lromptaess and az.
no INV. llth street. between q ~ n
NEW FALL STOCK OF DECORATIVE
ls9 SEVENTH srIHEf, opD. Patent Onos.
J9RIIaN AND D0nHsTIO PAPBp-BAra.
LIES; WHDQW SHADES AND 6H Ds
AOhL1npsi flCTgRE gORDH AND TAs
AID n0e1H0QD RlCTURE 11AIEs, Ann
riHI f3MfMdS. 0Haionos. and nsesAv-
PIcTUl1 I1AAEs sf fevsry description mad. .o
L03KiNG-aLAse PLAIls reset IN oil Frame.
ssis,s =. 1SfaRoCx.
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A STORMY RAILROAD MRsTING.-The

n STORMY RAILhoAD hHfT1NG.-The
Richman Ne~s of last evening in noticing the
meeting Of the Stockholders of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad in that city yesterday says
"The opening was, as might, under such
circumstances, have been expected, a stormy
one. Mr.. Nicholas Trout, of Augusta, was
nominated Chairman by Coloael Fontaine,
President of the road, and was elected by ac.
clamation. Some one then nominated Mr. John
Woods, of Charlottesville, one of the STATE
proxies. for the same position, he received a
few votes, and before Mr.. front could take the
chair il was claimed by Mr.. Woods. storm
ensued, there was loud discussion aud excited
debate, but oil was at length poured upon the
troubled waters by the proposal that both gen.
tlemen yield and that the Hon. John Il. Bald.
WIN. of Augusta, be elected temporary chair
man. The proposal was acceded TO- ana NJ.
BALDWIN chosen temporary chairman, and
Messrs. J. Garrett and J. r. Netheriand, elec-
ted temporary secretaries"
1t was expect that there would be a fierce
contest for the Presidency, and it was alleged
that Northern railroad interests were at work
to displace Col. FOn taine and put in a man OF
their own. The meeting adjourned until even
ing and we have no report OF what took place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

rHH PREsIDENr has appointed John Savage
TO be Consul at Leeds, England
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OFFtCERS,
y IL. OLAkk, philadelphia, President
sAn OoOhk, Chairman Finance and Er~cuss,.
HINRY d. COOKE, washington. VIC. Pr...
IMlRsoN W. PKkr, Phnsaelph,.. s.or.,.r,
I.s.TURNkR Washington, Assistant s.or.,.-,
TRANols o. SMITH, M. d, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD
J. X. BARNES. Surgeon General Uuit.s st.,..
P J. GoRWifZ' Chief Medical pep.rw..,
United states Navy, Washington.
ID. ". BLISS. n. D., " sshinstsn.
TIE advantages offered by thi. COMPANY ara.
-, rs ~ = sstonA company, chartered sy special
A paid up capital of 81 oN oo
it offers low rates Of premium.
~ furnishes larger Insurance than other cor,
ranies for the same money.
tits definite and certain IN its terms.
II ua home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the
Every policy is non -forfeitsble.
Policies may be taken which pay 60 the tns
their full amount and return Gil the premium
that the Insurance. costs only the decrease o.
Policies Will be issued that win pay Co the
eured during life an annual income Of one a. !.
the amount named in the policy.
70 eLtrs rate 10 charged Tor risks upon the lives
II ip.ures not TO secure dividends, but NJ 20 Loo
o cost that dividends will be impossible.
COUNTY, and applications from competent per
ties for such agencies vits suit able endorse emeuts,
shsuld be addressed 70 the Companyb General
Agents only ia their respective districts
en- spIlicstion 81 the omos Of the Com ssny u sss
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

IHb fOLLARD-GRANT TRAGEDY IN RICH
soND.-lt Is reported In Richmond that tn.
day before the shooting Grant went to PoIIari
and asked him if he was the author of the OBJ
noIiSus article about This (G's) sister. Pollard
SAID he was and refused to retract Grant then
challenged Pollard, and of, red to fight him
tnen and there Pollard refused on the
grounds that he was under bonds and was NOT
al liberty TO accept a challenge. Grant there
upon toid Pollard 10 beware; that as he had TO.
Insed eitner 10 retract or give honorable satis-
faction he (Grant) would shoot him ON sIpht
inns threat, It seemed caused the police TO
carefully watch Grant, and the result was thar
ne found but one opportunity to wreak his
vengeance upon Pollsrd, and that was when
ne saw him entering his effce
Ihe explanation iiyea by Miss Grants mi E
~ of her absence from the city is that she "a
oppressed a wish TO visit Miss duncan, III.
Gsughter OF her fsther's correspoI dent IN
Philadelphia and that the family Withheld
thelr consent. She determined to 20, aud left
las Saturday ght week, on the RIchmond,
frederIC ssburg and Potomac Railroad train
ting thai she was at Mr.. Duneap's sick Mrs
Grant and her brother James went 10 PhiIa-
oelPhia- and as soon a. she was able - travel
she started TO go.
The Richmond N,Ws Of last evening saws:
"a rurnor IN the street this morning that Mr.
"a <. a HoIIaro, VINO was expected by the after
noon Northern train, was TO be arrested on his
arrival here, drew together at the depot a con-
siderable coRcoursA. On the arrival of the
tram. however, II was discovered that Mr.
had left the cars near his dead brothers resi-
osnce and proceeded at once 10 the spot
The following letter recei we'd 10 day. through
the pCs;Ofhce by Mr.. j. NJ. Hanna, editor of the
SoEfherH CpiTst v, explains itself:
RICHMOND, Nov. 24th, 1S6-.-Rr. j. w. Hanna:
You are known To be the author of Il hat piece, -
and have hereby struck a cord whose tones
yibrate through tie heart and awaken TO
ysnge. My friend is now in the hands of the
law: i am not. You must and shall retract
every word of that article or abide the oonse-
quences. Yours, and 10 you UNKNOWN
ave are requested by Mr.. Hanna to say that
as far as regards the reported contemplated
meeting 10 request him 10 leave the city, that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

GENERAL GRANT was al his Headquarters
At an esrly hour this morning, and during the
day had interviews with Senator sherman,
Senator Trumbull, and a large number OF
strangers, most Of whom called 10 pay their res
poets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

The membership fees are six dolIavs ct JOINING,
VW whtoh cert thoats of u7snbershp sctlI BE- 5sr-
S,shsd, and dollar and ten cents on the death
OF each member, OF which due notice will DO "A ven
One dollar from each member goes TO the widow OF
heirs OF the deceased member, and the ten cent?
for expenses of collecting.
his Company 10 divided into TEN CLASSES
!OR mkN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN
As soon ~ these Glasses are hled, ten Glasses
Will De adopted. Men and women not sllow wed
n the same classes. Everything 10 done 70 make
each Olass equal.