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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

1Mr Hart is a school teacher in Detroit,
who 81 blected himself 70 q tremendous troun-
eng at the hands Of TWO boys whose sisters he
had nOgged.
- The Cedar County, lows, miners, having
wasted many weeks of valuable time in dig ging
for silver, and not having found enough 10
plate salt-spOon, hav reluctantly desIsted.
~Ths eruption of Mount Vesuvius appears
10 have sub>Ided for the present. The now OF
l-Va has erased, ana the crater now only
emIts, nom time TO time, q small cloud of white
smOEs.
- Admiral Lsnman, in command Of the
Portsmouth, n H, Navy Yard, drove of the
Sheriff OF YORK County, Maine, who came 20
arrest \ man employed in the yard. The ON
Ger refusing 10 snow his warrant, was escorted
bsyond the lines.
sit was very kind and very magnanimous
IN the Indians not 70 take their summer with
them, when they were driven from their coun.
try far beyond the mOuntains IL will soon
BE- about the only relic remaining OF that once
pow(wow)erfnl race, unless we except "InJun
neal
~ElectrIe shocks applied 10 the head have
been successfully used IN England in arousibg
10 Consciousness persons srupIfsd oy opium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

EsCArE OF CONDEMNED NURI ERERs.-Two
of the cCnvICtsd murderers- Bill Wells and Bill
Wilson, OF MrssTs. johnson and Cannon, of
the schooner Brave, made their escape from the
Princess Anne Mo- IaiI on the night of the
lUth InStaLr. THe N-%town Gazette saws
These two negroes Were 10 have been hung
On the 4 Ci ID ceIEb@T next, but unless OUT
side detectives are more yIgilaut than inside
Fuarcs, the probability is thSy-the escaped
cCnVlcts-wili not De IN attendance on thar in
iersstILE occasion. The guards who were
paying SPECIAL attention 10 the safe keeping
IF he negro Rounds. also participator in the
murder Of the captain and the cook of the
Brave, who j. also uder sentence Of death.
clam thatihs night was so stormy that they
cad not hear Wells and Wilson either knocking
on heir irons or picking through the walls OF
the Jail. A tie guards still have the safe keep
ing Of the negro Rounds, and also the negro
George Bailey, (the fourth and last negro I'M
Pllcated N the tragedy on board Of the Brave,)
VINO, "" understand. was arrested at Annapo-
lIs on Monday last and brought To CTisfieId by
The steamer Sue, We hope no more stormy
nights" may occur, and that they may b. more
watChful IN future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16
CATER DARK."-The theatrical excitement

"AFTER DARK."-The theatrical excitement
here this week is the sensational "After Dark"
at Wallis Opera House. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins have been specially engaged for the effec-
tive rendition Of this drama, and assisted as
they will be by an effective company, crowded
houses may be expected. The law suits in
connection with its production in New York
are becoming numerous. 1t is said to be an
exciting play, and great preparations have
been made to bring 1t out in good style here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16
WON AN.

Females. owing to the peculiar and important
relations hich they sustain, their peculiar
ization, and the Offices they perform, subject 10
many srHerings. Freedom from these contrtbrte
In no small degree TO their happiness and welfare,
for none can be happy who are Ill. Not only 50,
but no one OF these various female com plants
long be suffered 10 run on without involving the
general health of the individual, and long pro-
dscing permanent sicknessand premature decline
Nor 10 IL pleasant to consult . physician for the
relief Of these various delicate Affections, and only
upon the most urgent necessity will q true woman
so far sscri nee her grestest charm ss TO do this
The sex Will then thank rs for placing in their
hands simple specifics which viii be found Ell
cacions In relieving and curing almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar to the
sex.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
GEN. GRANT AND THE PRESENT
CABINET.

General Grants staff, stated to day, In answer
10 question as to whether General Grant in
tended to be present at Mr.. Eyarts,' that il
would depend on whether Secretaries McCul-
loch and Wells or Postmaster General Randall
would be among the guests; as the President
elect did not desire to meet either of these gen.
tlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16
NRw YORK-PIRsr ROAR
fBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds


n home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Nov I6.-First Board-U. S. es
1eel, coupon, ia 3; 6.20's, ls62. coupons, l09R
lo64, coupon, IO7; 1885, coupons, lO7; lsoo.
coupon, new, Hos; 620's, 1S67, coupon, HOY
i04Vs, coupons, 1855; Pacific Mail, lis 4; OHIO
Miss Ceru hcates, Box; Mariposa, :; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, ASA Cumberland, IS \; W.
u. Telegraph, &c; Quicksilver, 221; Boston
Water Power, lax; N. Y. Central, i2ls; Erie
5O1 do. preferred, 65; Hudson, 1a5 4; Reading
9ea Michigan Central, II3; Michigan South.
srn, e3A; Illinois Central, 1il; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, IS; Northwest, Sax; do. preferred
S9; Cleveland and Toledo, g Z, Rock Island.
lC5A; Fort Wayne, lU7x; Alton Terra Haute,
~; Toledo Il Wabash 81 Adams Exp, AZ 4;
Wells, Fargo 90. Exp, 26X; American Ex-
press, 40; United States Express, 46; Mer-
chants Union. 2Oa; Chicago & Alton. I57; do
preferred. 1856; ST. Paul IUh; do. preferred, S3 \
Market firm. Gold, l3j 4 al}6A.
by Cable.l
LONDON, Nov. l6-1l. Is a. m.-Consols, "a a;
Bonos-New York dispatch, 7ih easier; Bos-
ton quotes them at ~ 4. Illinois, 16; Erie, 3Da
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds. u ASK.
LIVERPOOL. III Is a. m.-Cotton market OPENS
quiet. Sales, 10000 bales. MIddling Uplands,
lU4; Middling Orleans, IL.
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Baltimore Markets, To.dzv.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-Cotton dull Mid
ding uplands nomlEally ~. Flour more ac-
tive: Howard-street Super, So 50aS722: do.
Extra. SNaS 1880: do. Family, S1p. 75aSlI7j: CITY
Mills Super, Sc .50fS7 %; do. Extra, SsasIO.75:
DO Family, sl1aSl2.75; Western Super, 80 Pa
So do. Extra, Ss; do Family, S1daSlO.75. Clover
Seed quiet, but held firm at >751. Wheat dull:
prime To choice red, S22uaS2 35; low grades
Si.daSl'a. Corn firm, new white, -5ass; yell
low. q aSl
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VIOLATING TIKI OYSTER LAw.-On Tuesday
Captain Hunter Davidson, OF the State oyster
police force, brought before Justice Winter
bottom, of this town, Henry Jubb, William Il.
Taylor, John nj. Gray, William Coleman, all
OF Baltimore, and captains respectively OF
pungies "Lily MITCHELL" "American Yacht"
IS. p. b. Beth" ana "Emily Jane" charged
with violating section 81 OF the oyster law of
le6S. All, except the first named, who was
discharged, were fined fifty dollars, and their
vessels remain condemned until the fines are
paId.-CdmJridge (Nd) NeCs
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A HORRIBLE STORY.-The Bunker Hill iii !
GaZette states IN substance that in q barn At
tached TO place where d tavern had been kept
for many years, in the vicinity OF that towa
the remains Of three human beings have been
found buried beneath the barn floor, and that
the skeletons OF five other persons, supposed to
have been m murdered, have been discovered IN
the neighbOI hood of the same premises. Tue
iDnkeeper is suspected of having been engaged
in robbery and murder for years past. The
Gazette says be has been arrested, and is now
imprisoned, awaiting trial, bail having been re-
fused him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
Sealed Proposals win vi I SeseTssr sessiTss a. isss
parfment until the 10Th day OF January next at ~
Twine for the use of the Post Ofioes in The Gntad
Ssates, Tor enc year from the first day of February
The said articles to be delivered free of x,snss
Po.t Once 1t the Blank Agency OF the
The es imated Quantity of each article e ana tbe
SSsty = M ,nS.eSf % Ts%ni.ed are specified below
'se and Pasf past, sa insss. he n
& pee TO @.;ss sast j in use il the Dsp.rnsnt
to eoSt.n tS fns fsAm and each
s q 70 1sss S. knS nS ,s
WVo POUNDS OF Jute. or other suitable Twine
hard % twisted end in balls, and to weigh about
sish1h , Of an inch in diameter. and in balls. to
Propess. l.Gn r Ss Sse rsos,ys to two pounds su
rstsly or for all the articles.
The contract or contracts will be warded to the
careful examination for the purpose Of ascertain.
lng which BID Will in its practical res ats be most
More or less than the estimated quantitie. may
De ordered as the necessities Of the Dspsr tmen
Gsy require, at the discretion Of the Postmaster
Samples Of snch articles as now used ss the
st the Blank Agency Of the Post Office Depart
Bidder: will send samples Of such articles as they
Each bidder must furnish with his preposal
and certificate from posimsstsr that such ,s sasq
aDtors are reliable persons.
tract. ~ wi"
failure to. furnish an article contracted for
PROMPTLY or rntshing article inferior 10 tn n
eentrected Tor, will ee considered . sufhcient
cause for forfeiture Of the contract
v 9Ss Ssds En- with this notice
Proposals must be marked on the euvelove with
the name Of the article bid for and the letter A.
dressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
Warrington, D. u.
ALEX. W. RANDALL
no elaW0w Postmaster General
THIS Is TO q!vHNOTICI, That the oo6ocribe
Il has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Wash
ington county, In the District Of Coumbis istfsr.
q sd%inist5ation on the per.onal estate Of JxSEs
deceased. All persons having claims aeslnst ths
said deceseea are nereoy warned to exhibit the
on or bsfoIs tns SIS si.t day Of October next; tSey;
Of the said estate. Given under M hand th;a ,
day Of October loS. SAMUEL KFR. 'is'
LOB RBHr-A two story HOUar - -
Il rooms. ON Mass. avenue, AetSss. yt.S sven
sfa Af M q m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

FOE FINALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Or LEUOoRRHGA,
TOO PRsFUsE NSTRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN or
PROLAPSUs UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known.
HkhBoLD Mh1gNP FEaNT ExrRACr OF
directions for use, diet, and advice. scoaun.,v
Females In every period Of life, from infapoyt
in ,h a, oS age, wf md II remedy 70 ard
glory OF manhood and wsmanhoods
HELMBOLDs KxTBAC T BUCU
Of Bark OF Iron, infinitely safer, and more Ole
BUGHU.
having received the Endorsement OF the most ,rom
inent physicians in the United States, is ew or.
following diseases and symptoms, from whsteyer
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AVN nuvcurAU
IMBECILITY,
DETERhINATIONo OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsTERIA,
GENERAL IRRIrABILIrY,
REsTLEssNEss AND sLERPLEssNrss At
NIGHT,
ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS OF APPETITE,
DYSPEPSIA.
EMACIArION,
Low SPIRIT,
DIsoRaASaazhHIIoE aAHs o9 "a q IN sPA.RALYsIs ofth.
PALPITArIoN OF THE HEART;
and. in fact,
all the Concomitants OF NERVOUS And ,nrpu
lfTkD state OF the system
To insure the genuine, cut this ont
Ask FOB HELhBoLDy.
Take no other.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS Ts:sIp ;5s IplALrRs rv.sr.
Price 81 rs per bottle; or six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered 10 any Address.
Describe Symptoms in all Connunicatiens.
Address h. r. HlLnBoLD. Drug and Chsu,.
col warehouse, 3S4 Broadway, N. Y.
ZOE ARB GENUINE UHLBOe poua up
a steel S1Grsved wrapper, With fac-siniIe n n,
"n-u b. 8. RSLAB0LD.
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A DISTINGUISHED FkNALR IN CrsrnnY.-

DlsTINGUIsHED FEMALE IN CUSTODY
Late last evening Mr.. A Il. Newcomb. a gen
teman well known in this city, caused the ar.
rest OF n distinguished female, none other than
the famous Major" Pauline Cushman, alias
bliss Harriet Wars, who, during the late rebel
lion, rendered sush invaluable services TO the
mon armies. the cause of her apprehension
was. that while Mr.. Newcomb was on a visit
TO the rooms of the "Ma jor" at the ST. Charles
Hotel, where they INDUCED in an extended con-
versation, she abstracted from his pockets ma
tional bank bills to the value OF forty nine dol
lars. Being accused by him OF the alleged theft
she admitted it, but would not return the pro.
perry, and thus the complainant, despairing of
removal to the Fifteenth precinct station house
'Maor" slept in a cell last night, and this
morning will be arraigned before Justice Dodge
at the Jefferson Market Police Court to sWer
the charge Of larceny from the person.-N y
.Slf0doy Hfrdld
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ACCIDENT TO BISHOP STEVENS

BETHLEHEM, PA, Nov. l6.-Bishop Stevens
fell on the sidewalk in South Bethleh hem last
Saturday night, and broke his arm and leg
He is at the residence Of Professor Coffee, his
brother-in.law, receiving surgical aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

ACCIDENTAL LIFE PoLICIEs.-The Circuit
Court at Madison, Wisconsin, on Tuesday
Judge Stuart presiding, granted a nonsuit in
the case of Emma Schneider VS.. The Provident
Life Insurance Company Of Chicago, who sued
to recover the amount of an accident policy on
the life Of her husband: the court holding that,
as the deceased lost his life while attempting 10
get on the cars after they were in motion, the
defendants were not liable to pay the amount
of the policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

THE CATALAN NRsTLK."-The "Italian Mes.
tie, which takes the place of the ..GrecIan
Bend, !" is thus described by a cOtemporary: II
usually attacks young people, and always IN
couples. The symptoms are-a dropping Of the
head OF the young lady till ii rests on the shoUl-
der OF the gentleman, and his moustache
sweeps her forehead, and his arm encircles her
waist 1t usually comes on in the cars, on the
steamboats,, and In other public places, and is
said by those who have tried il to be yery nice
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
rom this source were si3D,i443S.

The REPORTKD EARTHQUARE IN IREL AND
The Cork Reporter does not believe the story
that shocks OF an earthquake were experienced
near Mallow, IN Cork county, Ire.and, ON the
2fth OF October. The country In that vicinity,
IL says, abounds in heavy marshes, and the
shaking of the soil is believed to have been due
to ordinary causes. The London Daily News,
however. puts full trust in the accounts, and
says that they show that the earthquake wanted
but small increase of violence to have been a
destructive one. 1t thinks that the direction OF
the shock, from north to south, indicates that
the volcanic disturbance which caused it must
have been in Iceland, rather than in Southern
Europe. In Iceland, il is well known, are vol
canoes Of the most terrific character. Though
Hecla is usually spoken OF as the most i'm.
portant volcano in that country, yet there are
in reality others, compared with which that
volcano is entirely secondary affair, and
whose volcanic streams, when compared with
those OF Nesuvius. are as mighty rivers com
pared with mere brooklets. One streS m OF
lava from one OF those Icelandic volcanoes,
measured 50 miles long, ID miles wide and 20O
yards deep.
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~A singular case has Just come before the
French tribunals. A young girl eleven years
OF age attempted successfully the life OF her
drinking their blood. The child has been ex.
amined by competent physicians, and proved
to be attacked by the strange mania of anthro-
pophagy. Her extreme youth leads the physl
clans to hope that her cure may be accom-.
plished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

PROGRESS OF THE REvOLT IN CUBA.-Tue
rebels have appeared the railroad track
b~tWeen NeUvItas and Puerto Principe. They
captured q train with passengers. of whomfour
were retained a. prison ers, and the rest allowed
To proceed on hand cars. The baggage W
plUBdeIed, and the track torn up. The Captain
General of Cuba denies that he proaIbited tn.
American Consul at Havana from sending a
despatch by the Cuba cable 10 Washington.
News OF the proposed flioustering expedition
against CuDa was promptly received in
Hayana, and the Eecessary preparations made
for ITS reception. The inhabitants Of the city of
Puerto Principe and vicinity have united
an address 10 the Captain General OF Cuba
GREETING the depredatIons of the reyolutionists
and Offering their services 70 qusn the rebel
lion. The signerSOf The address hope for speedy
peace, and o-lIeye the Inauguration OF tue re-
forms given by the mother country Will soon
bring about that result. Colonel QuIros has
returned to Santiago de Cuba from the insur-
rectionary district He was unable to remain
there any longer. as he was without pro visions.
and the region was entirely bare.
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DRoPOsALs FOB LETTER BALANCES
PoST OFFICE DErARTHENT,
MAStIING ION. ID G Nnytmhar1 4 Iss

r L.
MA>HINGTON, ID. C., November Z, 1863 {
sealed Proposals will be received At this Depart
ment until the 10th day of January next a. Il
O'Clock, noon, for furnishing Letter Balssce, for
the use OF the post Offices in the United Stat, for
one year from and after the first day OF February
next OF the following description. namely:
lst Balances capable of weighing e. ght ounces
savoI1upos sN weight to be graduated down 70 quar-
yer ounces OF these IL Is supposed 200 to SO will
be required a lso, balances Of the same aggregate
weight, graduated by the metric or graInui. sys
ten VI this class go to 100 may be reguired
Lu bHiances capable OF weighing two poaui.
aNouuupo1s weight te be grad sted to half ounce
.nis CLASS IL II supposed lOn to lJ0 will be re
Perfect correctness and strength and durs
oimis VIII be required in the balances to be furn
Samples Of each descri ption of balances mus. ac
company tach bid, aud the bidder who NAV obtain
the act will be required to furnish balances
samples. f " "
Zach balance must be we'll and securely hacked
~ ~ oox Tor trans portation and delivered free of
all exp nses to the Department at w a. hinyton %
u, where the same WITH be accepted If found to be
perfect and equal to the sam pies
Each bidder must fur nsh with his proposal s,f
noient evidence OF his ability to comply with his
Two sufficient sureties will be equired to con
A failHre TO furnish the Balances As contracted
Tor promptly OF the furnishing of an inferior arti
cle Will be considered q sufficient canse tor for
telture of the contract "
proposals must be endorsed on the enyelope
Proposals FOR Letter Balances - and dir .cted 10
the First Assistant Postmaster General, Washing.
ton, ID. ALIEN " RkNDxIT
no SIaWoW Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

The WAR IN PARAGUAY.-A battle took
place September II, al Nilletta, where Lopez
was strOGgly eptrsnched with all his troops.
The allied forces attacked his posIuon, but
were repUlsd by ambuscades, which had been
laid IN the woods The Brazilian loss was
very heavy. After this defeat the allies went
into camp al Pine, where they were constantly
haTass-d 0y Parag uayan guerriIlas, who fire.
quentiy GU on supplies, and interrupted com.
mUnICatIon. The allies have reconnoitered the
position held by Lopez. and that IL is thou ght
30 be unassaIlable- Gen. Mcmahon, the new
nited States Minister 10 Paraguay, arrived at
RIo JaneIrO, eH route 70 the scene OF his labors
AdyIees from Buenos Ayres Indicate that the
Itw Pres Ident of the Argentine Confederation
SaTmiento, IL in favor OF a continuance of the
Var with Paraguay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

BREvET BRIGADIER GENERAL J. e.. NC
FEKRAN, Deputy Quartermaster General, in
charge Department of Washington, has been
granted leave OF absence FOR ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

REDUCTION OF FoRCE.-Secretary McCul-
loch To-day gave directions 10 dismiss twelve
inspectors in the Philadelphia custom hons e
in order TO reduce the force there. The dis.
m issals Will be made Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

The HOME JOURNAL of last week has an
account OF a recent wedding in Philadelphia,
in which one of the bridesmaids is spoken of as
"a young lady from Washington, who attracted
marked attention on account of her beauty and
80
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CEIEF JUSTICE CHASE will arrive in Balti-
more day, and preside AT the session OF the
United States Circuit Court.
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~Mr. Pollard, in an article on StouewaIl
Jackson in Putman's Monthly for December,
states that he once recommended q night attac X
TO be made by assailants striped naked and
armed with bowie knives, suggesting that the
novelty and terror Of such an apparitiOn would
paralyze the enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

SUPERVISOR APPOINTED. - Secretary Nc
Cullooh this morning confirmed the nomination
Of John F. Smyth as Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for tine northern District of New
NDIk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

COIN.-There are about SS7,OtG,OOO OF com
now IN the Treasury, Of which Sd, ,0OO, 900 is in
gold certificates.
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Financial Matters in baltimore To-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-Messrs. l.. Tormey A
Go. quote Virginia 6s, old, inscribed, 81 = bld,
do. ieGt, 81 bic. North CarolinaS, 60 bid, 65I
asked,
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Government Securities.

WAeHINGTON, Nov. 16, lses.-Jay CooKe 4
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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Wall Street Tn.dav

NEW YORK, Nov. I6-Market opened very
excited and Erie sold mp TO COZ, but is quie,
and lower now. Money easy AT per cent. on
Govern ments, ta7 on mixed collaterals. Ex-
change, 81. Gold, 35%. 5.20's, 9I. I0-iO's
coupon, 8. North Carolina es, 6J. virginias
ex-coupon, 55A asked. Tennessees. 60
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EOR RBur--A two story HOUSE a. -.
u rooms: on Mass. avenue, betWee. I1,S Sses sss
18th SITS IpSaire at No. 81 Pena. syeuus' ns1, snV
nol3- cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

SPEAKKR COLFAx is to be married a, An
dover, Ohio. on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

GENERAL GRANT left the Metropolitan Hotel
IN New York on Saturday, for West Point,
accompanied by Mrs. Grant ana General Dent
He Will return to that city to-day. On Satur-
day the President elect was visited by Generals
Mcdowell, Hrintzelman, Doubleday, Ingalls,,
Siekles, Butterfield, and Warren; also Judge
DAILY, l. Belafield Smith, Rufus f. Andrews,
A. L. Stewart, and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

New York Grain Market Hs.day.
NEW YORK. Nov. I0.-Wheat a trine batter
Corn &C. higher. Glover Seed a shade firmar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

NOHD ARD GENUINE uULrse nm.
a steel 9ngrsved wrapper, With fec-si1iIe ~ nj M
ons%sea! Warehouse, and sgped
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LIFE INSURANCE..
5000 for SO Premium
UNpER THE AUSPICES OF The
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
IL CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORk.
OBJECT.

The object OF this Association IL 10 secure Q cash
payment within forty days after the death of Q
member, Of se many dollars as there are members
IN the class 10 which he she Belongs, 70 his os
her heirs.