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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

|A cnrious Enoch Arden case is rpuorted
IN Ireland. woman, married ten years ago
was shortly afterward forsaken by her hus-
pand, VINO emlgrated 10 America. At the erd
oi nine years sne married again. the second
us oand, like The first, belonging TO the labor
ing class. Soon after this the return OF the
INST husband was reported: whereupon the w.
man, VINO had kept the fact of her first mar
rage a profound secret, immediately disap.
peared, and the most diiigent search by Doth
husbands has failed to discover her retr.at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

Ayacahcy existing m the Office of Attorney
6ereral OF Florida, because Of tae appointment
some two weeks SINCE of j. ID. WestcaIt, il.
TO The Supreme Brnch, Governor Reed on the
9Th, appointed A. X. Meek 20 fiji the Office
1Vsie.ddy Lieut.. Governor q GlrasOn appoint-
I'd 1. a. B,ck ~ To tb- sar-e Cffile. Tie hone
ls eNpT-~~.d Dy Cittz. that they " IN not IA 70
two Supreme COeIts.
The Protestant Episcopal primary conver-
tOn of he new Diocese Of Long Island organ
lid e-tsTday. The election OF a Is shop Will
q proceeded with to-day.
Two ru fiiaus robbed and cut Tho tbro.t os =.
man named Thomas CahilL Iu the uppsr p,rt
"f New lOrk on TRs>d day afternoon le,vin(
him FOR desa- He was found by toe police and
~ INJURED.
The supreme Cour; of Florida met YES sterday
70 d' cio' ne questions arising out of lhe i'm
p"achmeHf Of the Governor, but adjourn .d
without acuOn, ewing 10 the absence of the
Chief jus ice.
The Kelley and Randfortn boat race for the
ChampIs nSEip of The river Thames and CItl
tcCk place or Tuesday, and resulted in a yIr-
gle
IL Is rUmOTed that the Tammany maua.srs
Will nOmInate OaSay Hail Or \. L. Lawrence
NJ Lean.
Martha Starkey, cOIor-d. charged with tho
mui der of Remy Guiiiemarr. near Ceutra.
SUITED
IL
lance az Fortress Monroe q pnOtOgrapher l.
10 lake a photograph of tn, target after each
shot.
The official vote of New York CITY Is re-
turned aS follows seymour IU~.lIf: Grant
11.sr2; Holman, ll2-529: Griswold, 45,372
The Chamber OF Lie AssuTan = com meuc, ID
its annual meeting IN New York yesterday.
OnicrTs VIII be elected to-day.
James COnnOT has been elected GraRd Master
Oi ne Grand Lodge of Masons IN South Caro-
Ina vice "X-GOv. Orr.
The Jury in the Cole Hscock case has been
completed and the examination of witnesses
commenced.
The official vote of Vermont -. @ rant H. It;7.
Seymour l2,i5i- Grants majority 3GI12
In" CharIeston Mercury suspended publica-
tIon OF Monday last.
Letters from Madrid report that great agita-
ton exists thrOU chou SPAN.
The river Neya, m Russia. has frozen over.
and many vessels are detained.
Dispatches froIl Bombay state the war in
NOrthern India has ceased
Grant majority in South Carolina is 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SUCCESS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY,
IN CUBA.

NEW YORK, INV. l9.-The HeralPs Cuba
advices report Puerto Principe, Santiago de
Cubs, and Mama milo besieged by the insur.
gems, who are within a few miles of each
place, and number in all, 10000 men. The
Government troops are terrifying and erecting
barriCa AIDES in the streets. One hundred famI.
lies have lefs Santiago in a French steamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
CUBAN CONFERENCE
WITH NEM YORK EILLIRuSTERS

NEW YORK, Nov. ia deputatioo from tho
Cuban insurgents is said to have arrived here
and To be in conference with the leaders of tn
hlibustering movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
THE CORNER ERIE

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The corner IN Erie
seems 10 be near its elimination. The differ.
ehce between cash and regular to-day is i2aIj
per cent. the former being quoted at sass, and
the latter at i3a45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

| 0The Baltimore Gazette charges the h;.n
price Of coal TO conspiracy on the nart ~
coal mining corporations and coai dea,srs VI
~The ''golden hair'' mania bids To becor,s
ss popular in this country-at least in the prin.
opal clnes-as II did In Europe. An the lead.
the cherished and coveted hue, or wear wigs. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

New York Tribune OF yesterday says.
Gsn- Grant on Tuesday afternoon rode out
with Mr.. Robert Bonner TO NcCombs-s Dam.
on bis return TO his hotel b. was called upon
Dy zen y. 4. Banks, Gen. Robert Anderson
Gen TOuen. Rear -AdmIIsl Dablgren, Judgs
Fireman. J. EethIan. and many others. In the
evening Ne attended the DanqUet given NJ the
Astor HOu>r 20 Attorney -CieueTal ENartS On
MOncay morning Gen. Grant rode out 20
Fashion Course with Nh. Bonner, OF the Led
ger. To see Dexter. They drove Lantern and
auburn horse. II Wa cold, raw. clustering
DAY. and the ground was fIo-ty but under ali
tnese dt-adyauTageS Dexter fTUtted "A nile, aS
hiL'd by Gen Grant IN 22l the first haiI-
nlIe, v here be dad mo- have - rrOt against the
WIND IN lc-- One day last week. when the
weather Va n1Or- favorable. Dexter trOtted a
nile tn 20 which Il faster ny some seconds
man any oiher hc-~- ia The wO-ld ever tTJt:aJ
AlthouSh Dexter has been considered "a .rtld
'At i'thIr LOI-e, ILImPdIT-eiy after his per-
fOTn.anCe NJ. Bonner had him haruessed up
III gle 70 q ;Op wagon, and rode with Cien
Gran behind him BE- 70 the cIty. and down
10 The Me;IOpOlitsth Hotel Gen. Grant himself
d. Ia the TsIns tue .,T-a'ar part oI rha yvav
through the ctty, Th-Tr tI-y Encountered many
stages auc carnage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

The CATTLE DIsKAsE.-A convention OF
cUmmiss toner's from he States inters sud " II
be held at Springfield, Illinois, on Deeem DER
lst. foT The purpose of devising Uniform sys-
TEN Of measures for preventing the introduc-
tiUn and checking the faial consequences OF
be various cattle disease, which system i to
be recommended TO the several State Legsla.
lures for adoption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

~ John Eigan, berg tried to XIII himself with
laudanum in Bufalo, because his wife asked
him for money. A dangerous precedent.
~ Some friends OF Miss Alice Carey h,ve
made her present OF $1,000. The money was
pr, sented through Mr.. Greeley. =
UIn England there are societies to assist
discharged convicts 10 emigrate to the United
States.
~The Parisian eossips say that something
nust be the matter between the Marquis oe.
Ca ux and his wife Adelina, as the two very
frequently 40 not see each other for three or
tour days. n
~"Dexter' ooes his mile in 2.l7 for exercise
0Tbe new government OF Spain proposes
10 abolish bull. Lights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Market unsettled.
N Uney easy at Ga1 per cent Gold. 3sA 52.'s
lt 3 lO-iU's, coupon, 3 4. Nortr CaroItna s's a.;
NHgnias, sx-coupon, So, do, new, s., Ten
pt ssee'ss ,X-coupon, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
Baltimere Markets. rs.dsy.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1a.-Cotton duh and
nominally 2i. Flour dull; Howard superfine.
-. 81 oas7.25i Extra, SS2Sin-5O; Family. SllSI2:
" Western superfne, SG.25aS9; DO. Extra, Saa-
S@.25; DO. family. SlOaSiO7J Wheat firm
10 choice; Red, SIP aS2iT: Ordinary to good,
sl.SoS 10. Corn firm, new whIIe sla05: vel :
low, sio5aslto. Oats duh AZ %. Rye dull
and nominal. Mes Pork %. B'cOe active
aud stock scarce-rib sides Is aI~5S cents.
clear, do. ia. Shoulders, 1lali Hans. 10
a2o. Lard dull at l. 9haiso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
A PRIZE FIGHT.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia prize fight tooy
place at Narrowsburg to-day between Con.
KEN and Hogan. 1t was decided in tweotv
SIX rounds. The former was the victor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

PENN>TLVANIA ACpNGEEssMEs.-tIoy Geary
has I-sUed hI~ proclamation declaring the
name OF persons returned elected ~ Congress
IN me different districts of Pennsy lvania. In
regard tO'1hc tWenty-tirst district, cOmnoseJ
OF The counties OF Indians, Westu. OreI9nd A sd
fayttT. Le says nO suca returns OF elections
nave been received by III Secretary OF the
Commonwealth as would under the election
laws, authorize MN 10 proclaim the name of
any person aS having be-n returned and duly
eIsCted- Two separate certificates. one csrtIiy-
ing Hon John Gov ODE, yep 10 De elected, and
the other CertIiying Mr.. Poster. dem, 10 b-
elected. have been Issu.d. hence the Governor
has thrown the responsibility OF decid ing the
C1ss upCn the FOrty-frs Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND LOSS OF

NEW YORK, Nov. ia fire in Water street
Brooklyn, this morning. caused the loss of n
hundred thousand dollars. One fireman was
Killed and another in jured by falling walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

~ The Broadway railroao scheme, il IS
raid, will be renewed at the next session of the
bered, has made standing offer of 81 lSO0Nla
for the tran Dchise. 1t lie now believed that ssv
eral wealthy capitalists have put their beads
together to oner even million higher than
that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

THE HIGH PRICE oF CoAL-Why is coal 81
high 1hal Is one o: the questions of tue hour
j ah that may have accounted Tor a r - in the
T"tali pTle- fTCm so a. . OF - per ton: but
nat caused the rf.e from - 10 SIP! The
strikes took pace last summer, Were limited
IN rarCe- and brief in dUra ion aft -rwa-I,
work went on without interruption. The Rat
timoTe Gc-stfs declares that coal was sold a.
ih- noun OF the mines sixty days ago AT - 81
a ton, an now from ass. q - a ton: and H.
uiILg up trans sPOIt ItIt.on anu ali costs, II shows
that therr - no rsason III coal costing more tha
iIOn >o.O 20 - ~ same Is true o. NV
Oh How 'h"nr d. you account FOR I,s aet-
HdIiy costing from sll 20 IL q ton II IL very
con veni-nt 10 put thIs mater the backs 4
iLe s'TikeTs-bu' the sinking that hurts gAe
people moSt is from the hIn1s of tn coal 4 aal-
sTs--l- J. s,sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

IHK C0NNIssIoNER oF INTERNAL REVENUE
Is We'll pleased with the working OF the new
revenue law, under which the receipts fnIIy
answer his expectations. which were in accord
Will those entertained by the Finance and
Means Committees From present indie atoms
The internal revenue receipts for the current
YEAR VIII not BE- f.tT frJm one hundred and fl.
~ millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

WoMANs RIGHTS CONVENTION At the
Woman's Rights Con nveution in Boston yes-
teIday- AT the conclusion of the Presidents
opening address, letters were read from Gov.
ernor Bullock, and others. The Governor re-
ters 10 the dis scussOn Of the question OF extend
Ing suffrage IN England even ito woven, and
says II cannot he prevented, and ought not TO
b. avoided. He was not rrady to accede TO the
dtirand for Woman's suffrage on the groand of
rApenlency, out saw no improperly in attend
ing th,s Convention, as both sides were invited
10 stale thelr views with perfect freedom.
Julia Ward Howe addressed the Con ven ton
me negro bears the ballot, and she supposed
women could. Samu,i L. Sewell made gem
"ral statement Of the legal status of woman
Lucv Stone Blackwell advocated wornan's
rights and gave au account OF female voting in
NIueland, New Jersey. At the late Presiden.
tidI Erection, and ais OF her attempt 10 deposit
her ballot. She said, of course II was refused,
but she mad witness with her, and suit had
been commenced against the Judges OF election.
as, oy law of New Jersey, formerly both ne
gToe- and women Were allowed to vote
legal question was therefore in volved in the re-
fusaI OF her vote, and II would be carried by
apptai 10 The supreme Court of the United
Stales IN case IT was decided against her. ZAP
piause.
Colonel T. w. Higginson spoke in favor of
suffrage.
On motion of stephen L. Foster. the society
organized permanently the New England
Woman's Suffrage Association, and commit.
tee was appointed to frame Il constitution aud
nominate OfiiceSs.
A memorial was unanim Ouslv adopted 10 h,
presented 10 Congress, asking, in all future
amendments 10 the Con stitutiou. thai the rights
OF women be- secured, and in all future Iegts-
IatIon for Territories and the District of
Columbia The right Of suffrage be gwen 10
women.
Senator Wilson made speech, in which he
said When thIs question WAS kept distinct
from other questions he would favor giving
women the rignt to vote: they should appeal
10 the higher and nobler sentiments OF the peo-
PIE, and MOTTO their passions or their prejudi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

The number of metecrs con nted at the
Cambridge Observatory ON the night of the IL:
and morning OF the 14th instant, by three oo-
servers. was 46iI. Great care was taken thai
the number should no. be exaggerated by
counting the same meteors several times by
different observers, so that the number visible
was probably somewhat greater than the num-
b-r counted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

BLEW rHB GAS 0Ur-John McNei,Iy. OF
Leesburg, Virginia, a boarder at present at the
Howard House, blew the gas out when he re-
that when the cbaInbermaid went to the room
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of cleaning IL, she found him lying ON the
bed in an ipsensible condition, and il was
only by the efforts or skilful physicians that
his life was saved.-Bdh Americau. 80 : ! -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
III WILLIAM VAIL a Co, Auctionser.
y Stores BIZ and 3I1
eoutn corner Penn. aveuse and 9th streets

NALH BLE IMPROYED PROPERTY AT THE
1oIa STRRET WEST. AT AUcTioSA AND
o. ~ virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Oourt
LES q thS plstrict OF Coumbia passed. ia E1uity
Csuee No. Lee, Yates 4 selby. compIainanss
sgainst George Seitz ct al. viii sell al pnbiic
auction, to the highest biider On THURsNsSSVVe
the 10th day of December. 1853 al 4 o,ciorS = M
Al the right title and interest OF George Seitx I'M
me FiS.t t1atosing at gss, described prppsry:
lin this city contained within the f:IIoSns s,s Us
ana bounds: Beginning for the same at the seuth
east corner Of said Lot No 4, aud runninS snsnn.
westS sfaiy ~ end with the line Of New YoyS
ii"s at S,sSs 10 5snes shenee by
inches, thence east IS feet inches TO the iin' %
l0se street vest, thence by and with fhs linz
lOen street 3 feet inches the place Of brcion
with the buildings and appurter snces
Sscoee, snd after the foregoing sale, oil thar
the following mstes and bounds: Beeinnins =, .
poi1t on The line OF New York svenue. beiey shs
point Intersection Of said avenue and sn sS3.s ,e
iset VIDE. and running thence sasterly Win a..
iias g ~ ayslre fer 10 iaches, thence nortS e
az ns .ssf eSssi e ss aver ne q feet
east side Of the afsresad alley 10 feet Vide. tSsnn
soUheriy bind1rE on the line OF ssid Sliev nv =
strsiEht line to the SesisniIG, with the bu,diss.
Tssns .. sasa:::
month"; A deposit of 500 viii be reonirs5 svSys
OF sale on each vurehAse deed gwen r.iS I'M ~
pnfchfss meney " Daid. IL terms oS rse ara ~, III
yi,h 10 one week after sais the frv.ts not
or aei*elupg. purchases. stamps and sna nn, nsk
- Q tsiHteHIs s ~ eSisf L. rs Puu,,.s
NO no ~ eosw w. b WALL q Cd huaee' hnns'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

fRKBDNENs SCHOOLS IN NIEG!NIA Tn.
annual report Of the superintendent of freed
men schools IN kITgInIa shows tEIc there are
now 80 schools IN the State, including private
schools suPpoSed entirely by freedmen. in
which here are employed 2tp teachers. There
are l4-5iS scholars enrolled, with an average
attendance of 1n,32O. These schools are sup
ported a follows Expended by charitable
assoclauOns, >ss,1S: paId by the freedmen,
<le,sc., pad oy the bureau, SfI,sit-totaI SLsI-
80 The rsport states thai "a compared with
the previous year there has oaen an inrr,ased
expenditure. There have been more schools
more - hOlars and an increased average atren
dance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

"Tbe National Christian Convention met
in New York on Tuesday and permanently
organized. Rev. Howard Crosby, ID. d., was
elected president, and Rev. J. X. Tyler secre-
tary. The attendance was large and the SER
vices Interesting. Toe sessions of the con yen-
iiOn are 10 be continued day ana evening, and
through Friday aud will be addressed BY nu-
merous DISTINGUISHED clergymen and laymen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
IBy Ban sers' ana Brokers TELEGRAPH

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond.
in home and fCregn markets as follows:
NEW foRK Nov l9.-FIrst Board-U. - 6's
ISL, coupon, ll4}s; o.20's, le62. coupons, =;
1854, coupon, lOs =; 1868 coupons, iO9 y; I65
coupon, new, lO9z; 6.2G's, l56T, coupon, no :. /;
m:Ao's, coupons, l05; Pacific Mail, rs; OHIO
q Miss Ceru ficates, 81; Mariposs,-: Atiantic
Mail, none; Canton, &c, Cumberlano3Sz w
.. telegraph, 36,.i QuicksiIyer, 22&, Boston
Water Power, l5i N. Y. Central, I2ij.; Erie,
SO; do. preferred, Ga; Hudson, is9 4; heading
SIX; Michigan Ger raj, Il6; Michigan south.
ern, s24; Illinois Central, III; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, II s.; Northwest -; do preferred,
s.; CLEVELAND and Toledo. -: Rock Island,
les; Fort Wayne, lO5a Alton & Terra Haute
;se; Toledo & w abash, So 4; Adams EXP, =;
Wells, Fargo Co. Exp, -; American Ex-
press, =; United states Express, -; Mer.
chants Union. -; Chicago Il Alton. I3s
do. preferred. I3s. Gold. I3I @ai5ia.
by Gable.
LONDON. Nov. BILLS a. m.-t,onsols a1
Bonds, ~ u; Illinois, SO; Erie, 81 \, fem
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds. 49,
LIVERPOOL, Ills a. m-Cotton market opens
steady; sales estimated At POO bales; MiddIins
Uplands, nSalosi; Middling Orleans, Ios, All.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
FURTHER REDUCTION OF OCEAN PosrAGE

FURTHER REDUCTION OF OCEAN POSTAGE
we nave IT FROM pretty reliable authority hat
DIT. Anthony Trollope, who was out here
making the postal arrangement bet tweea the
nlteo States Government and Great BrItain
mas very strongly urged upon the latter The
eNpediency of further reducing the OCEAN post
age. and that this matter is at present vndar
favorable discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

GEN- GRANT renamed at the NJ -tropolit4n
Hotel New York, most OF the day yesterday
and oin@d at A. L. Stewar;'s In the afternoon
H. Is expected home to-morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
ANOTHER BANK SUSPENSIONIN NEW

ST. JOHNS, n. b., Nov. I9-St. Stephens
Bank suspended this mornIng. ScoyIli's lia-
bllltIes IL said TO be over half million dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

AN EXECUTIO N IN NKvADA-Anothpr of
those terribly shocking scenes at the gaIlows
was Witnessed ~ the execution OF RUFUS H.
ADdeIson in Nevada. The usual crowd sur
founded the gallows. and the usual military
force and attendant clergyman had been EN-
Ployed. After prayer on the platform the pris-
oner calmly addresssd the spectators. Having
finished he stepped forward to the railing and
r. quest'd hat the Deputy Sheriff should put
the moose around his neck. and then shook
hands with thoss on the platform He then
toOk his position on the trap, and his hands and
feet @ere bound. and the moose was slipped
over his head and the cap drawn over his face
AT the signal the trap fell, and the wretchad
Young man lay stretched upon the ground, the
Knot having given away. There was wild
cry and Iush forward OF the crowd, but the
p opIe were kept hack by the guard. Ander-
son was carried on to the platform, and the
moose was again ad Justed around his neck. and
the trap fell. The knot gave away again, and
Anderson was Frustrated insensIbis. He was
carried mp The steps of the platform and seated
In chair, his face wearing the pal.or OF the
grave, IRON which he had been twice snatched.
The rope was ad iusted the third time As the
Trap Tell he swung free, and after q slight
muscular movement for several minutes, all
was over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

Ex-Governor Holden, Of North Carolina,
sent his message TO the Legislatnre4 yesterday.
He recommends the encouragement Of mmi.
grafton. the ebacation of ths masses by "A
thorough system Of free schools and au early
attention To Internal improvements. The debt
of the State is a little over Sia,OOl,UeJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
Gevernment Securittrs

WARRINGTON, Nov. 10. l66s.-Jay CVoxe A
10. furnish the following qaotatisns Of Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

The SECEETARY OF TIE TREASURY ha-
since the publication of three of the reports o
Chiefs of Bureaus, instructed the others no. %
make theirs public before being sent 10 Coa-
gTp<S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19

NThe Hartford tCt) Cou-ant says The
Gettysburg monument, the design aud contract
Tor ID n were awarded % James q. Batter.
sou. Of his city. i IA the WORKS a: Westerly
k. l.. and is nearly completed. L; will b. set
up III he spring. The dee gn Tor ne ALtleta.n
monument furnished by Mr. BAIerson, was
ac,sT'.J, bat the contract for e1Ae1ting az has
not Yet been awarded. The design Tor a
colossal statute, standing ON a pedestal, the
high o. ne statue 10 br twenty one feet. To
cut THIS block of granite w-I2bing ons hun
dT"d tons VIII be required. and the statue.
~h+n ccmpIe'rd, Will weigh At least eighty
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-19
fGkkEH WILLIAMe. =
y Austoneers aud Peal Est.s>
s's4o foutheast corner Seventh And -,
r.cs1.FFf sstH e iaqF e .IksSg .yIkkssSgAst6 r.orrs

.M IS iHE ssfsafP sfsafPAsaE AHks. rsopEs- ~
iss and aHd dsis siis'ssss ssss,S{ Ss{ f
cos 70 io9 49, of the land rscpIds for sto.
S1pb y me District o. Ocissbia, shall Sci. os
Irast hst o. ns prshises the south hAif Of 70, s,,n
seus1e tn,TX two g 81 in the subdivisfon Of
~ Ih,s prolsry is improved BY . comfSrt.,a.
p4bding ara fe very desirable u and for co.e .
the Wesssrs sfiet House. oa istS stssS tSsSosiee %
between X and streets north. vsst.
1efms:-One half cash; balance In
twelve months; secured by deed OF trn. N end
premises All convH sneing and revesas 1st % the
proSersS Hnecie sovS 70 q e ssid down S6ss
the tesme are not complied Win v,,,,.
At fI and cost Of 1eservss the right to resell
,ossa. ovr.WM. a: WARD. rrp,ts.
6oseo-&as 6kEkS William. Aness'
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PAYMENT OF THE JEFFERSON DAVIS CAR
rUEK MoSET.--Congress AT its lasL session
passed a law for the distribution OF the award
for the capture OF Jefferson DAVIS pro rata
smong the officers and men engaged i'll the
eaptuT". Yesterday drafts were drawn for the
payment OF some of the money, amounting to
si2,t o.. the officers engaged in the capture
Gsner al James ii. Wilson, Lieutenant Colonel
Henry Harnden, Lieutenant Colonel B. ID.
Pritchard, and Captain Joseph A. Yeoman-
each receINing 5000 The non .commis stoned
officers and pTiNateS will be paid as rapidly as
h.y present evidences OF their TILE 10 the
award.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
rom this source Were S22j.3Ji 20