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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER g.

viii not be wonderful IL Barcelona, Cadiz,
ranks of revolution, and by giving the army
too much to do break ii up. The San Matteo
| affair proves that such breaking up is no
longer an impossibility. If only the people
could find leader-such man as Cromwell,
for example, or Napoleon-Spain might
emerge from this revolutionary crisis stronger
than she has been for centuries. The
defect of the revolution hitherto has been that
it has failed to develop men of any calibre
In the strife, which in our judgment is now
imminent, this defect may be supplied The
republican party has surely man to set
against Prim.
1t is undenable that the present anti-gov-
eminent movement is republican. We hear
nothing of Carlists, nothing of Isabellinos.
1t has all along been held by a certain class
that Spain had no sympathy with republican
principles. This opinion was encouraged by
the facility with which the government carried
all its measures in the Cortes. 1t is notorious,
however, that all the power Of the government
was put forth to prevent the republican party
from having majority in the Cortes, and that
the republican element in the Chambers was
no test Of the republican strength in the
country. Since lS4S the workingmen of the
northeast of Spain have become republicans
almost to man and it was stated recently at
the Bale Workingmens Congress that the
Spanish workingmens associations could boast
of one hundred and twenty-five thousand
members. The priests aud Napoleon are the
two great enemies to Spanish republic, and
both for the most selfish reasons but it is not
impossible that an outburst may take place
soon which will imperil both the Church and
the empire. Unquestionably Spain has hard
road to travel, but her condition. is not yet
hopeless
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THE PETRIFlED GIANT.-They have found in
the neighborhood of Syracuse, according to
the Standard of that city of SALT what is sup
posed to be petrified giant, a manly figure
in stone, over ten feet high. If the report is
true the discovery is certainly wonderful
thing, as q work of nature or work of art. II
it is the petrifed body of man, then we may
say that around the Syracuse salt works and
of the age in which he flourished ''there were
giants in those days." but if ''the critter" is
only statue cut by some cunning hand from
block Of stone the questions recur, who was
the sculptor? Where did he come from and
what did he get for his jobp And is it the effigy
of the veritable big Indian, or what? West
ern New York, however, is famous for won
deriul discoveries, such as the dead body OF
Morgan by Thurlow Weed-''a good enough
Morgan till after the electon"-and the golden
plates of the book of Mormon by Joe Smith.
The petrifed giant no doubt belongs to this
class of discoveries; but as it is harmless
sensation we hope it may live through the
allotted period of nine days wonder.
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OBITUARY.
Right Hon. John Walsh, LII. -.

Dublin despatch dated yesterday reports the
death Of this gentleman. 1ie was yet In tho primo
ofliie, having been born in November 1915. Edu-
Gated at Trinity College, Dublin, he graduated with
credit studied law, and was admitted to the bar in
1889. In 1851 he was made Queens Counsel, and in
the early part OF 1850 was appointed Attorney GEN.
efal Tor Ireland. During October OF the same year
he was made Master Of the Rolls IN Ireland, post
tion held AZ the time OF his death. For Few months
Mir. Walsh was one of the members Tor the University
OF Dublin. lie wrote and published several WORKS.
among which the best known are ''Iustice ol ulo
Peace for IreIandu u544b "Reports IN Chancery:
irishr fiS45- 3y), ana 'ireand sixty Years Ago."
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canals steam lines and levees. What has
been done for the Pacific Railroad must suffice
Tor the present President Grant has clearly
intimated that this is the case, and that our
first object should be to Tighten instead OF
increasing the burden of public taxes We
repeat that the Louisville Convention asks too
much. The South is getting on very well with
its cotton crop Of and its sugar and tobacco
crops We rejoice in the returning prosperity
of the Southern people, and we believe that the
time has come for them to help themselves.
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I Il | Z l. E S III E e. L
TO ADVERTISERS.

increasing Circulation OF the Herald.
We are again constrained to ask advertisers TO
hand IN their advertisements at as early an hour
as possible.
Our immense and constantly increasing editions
compel US. notwithstanding presses are
capable of printing seventy thousand copies an
hour to put our forms to press much earlier than
stop the classihcauons Of advertisements al nine
O'Clock p. M.
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DUnGL AIRY IN FIFTH AVENUE.

Some time during Tuesday nrht the residence Of
lie Grande l.. Cannon, No. 81 Fllth avenue was en-
tered by burglars Is IS believed, who accomplished
~ Nv working In through one OF The windows. They
then proceeded up stairs, broke into Closets trunks,
drawers, NC, and stole large amount OF valuable
furs, clothing, &C.. the exact value OF which cannot
be ascertaIned, "a the family the country, and
the only occupant OF tue house was an old man who
was leit In charge. lie can give no satisfactory
count Of the occurrence, but the house ~ tae
time. suspicious point strongly to certain persons
WAC are uuder the surveillance Of the puce,
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A FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR LIBEL SUIT.

NJ ID, Morgan, President OF the North American
Life Insurance Company, has sued Messrs Sutton,
Bovine Co., as publishers OF the Aidtae Press for
libel and lays his damages at $4,000. The article
10 which exception ~ take1 appears IN the 0ctob er
nnmncr OF the Aidtne, and crtIcises the peculiar
plan OF registered lie policies practised by Mr.. Nor
10 mn
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THE FIRST Snow SToRM-St Louis, OF all
our great cities, carries off this fall the prize
of the first snow storm. They had snow
storm there on Tuesday last, continuing from
seven in the morning till noon. The old
weathercocks say that this early beginning Of
snow is sign Of rough winter.
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The SPANISH GOVERNMENT orders three
thousand additional troops to Cuba. Is the
government really getting the better Of the
instruction at home, or is the Cuban rein
forcement story merely ''make believe 2"
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MAYOR HALL TO HoMoE GREELEY. Read
the Mayors letter elsewhere in these columns.
The Mayor has these advantages over his
adversary He does net lose his temper, and
he is always witty, sparkling and entertaining,
while Greeley, in his Efforts to be serious and
impressive, is apt to be dull, or somewhat too
free In offensive epithets withai.
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THE SITUATION IN PAIAGuAY.-Th news
which we publish this morning from our
special correspondents in South America cor
roborates the views we have taken regarding
the condition Of President Lopez. After suffer-
ing almost innumerabe defeats he is still in
position to face the enemy. The allies have
abandoned the pursuit, and Lopez, safe for
the present from molestation, no doubt will
improve his chances to strengthen his army
by fresh accessions of men and war material.
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THE TENNESSEE SENAToRsnIp. ballots
were had by the Tennessee Legislature yester-
day, neither of which resulted in the selection
Of United States Senator. Mr.. Johnson
evident that his enemies were determined to
prevent his election il they could. The bal
loting to-day W II, we trust, result in the sue
cess of the ex-President. He is such man
as the country needs in the United States
Senate, and if the Tennessee legislators desire
their State represented by man of promi-
nence, of ability and OF integrity they will no
longer listen to the clamors of the impractical
bles who oppose him. but will make Mr. John
son their choice without delay.
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Al
->No>~o.>~.>~o>~>~>~~Ne
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEToR
y"lumc NXNIV.. ."...................No. 29a
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
TER rANNAYy. Fourteenth street.-IxIos-ror; OR
fHE Nr~uE2voub, &c.
FIRM AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty
fsasth s'ryct-As You LIKE IT.
EIRGos GARDEN. Broaaway.-TuB CELEBRATED
FtAV ~ EAST LYNNE
wooe's MUSEUM cuRiosIrIEs, Broadway. corner
Jh'}ieth Ft-MAiinee daily. Performance every evening
wALtAcS's THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street
CASTE
,EowLeY THEATRE. Bowery.-Tur TioKRr.oF-LEAvE
NAN-' ol'Au'fFSr
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner or Eighth avenue and
=" streei.-CnARLEs o'MALLEf
AcAprNY or MUSIC, IAN strees-ArL THAT GILT
RISES 4 Nor doLD-voL-AuVEar, &C
wAvegLnY THEATRE. No 720 Broadway-A GRAND
VAr4fiN EsiERTAfShEsE
tRENrH THEATRE, IAN st. and 9Th N.-coxEpy
BuofrS THEATRE. csd st. between sh and 9Th
MARY WssSrE
.ohrMrlc THEATRE, BrOaaway-rHH STREETS OF
vEs. Il !. coNwAY's PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn
RigTk.u III.
TONY rASroR's OPERA HOUSE, 2oi Bowery.-Coxfc
FooAttsA, NEGRO MINsTRELsy, &c.
THEATRE coMIouE, sla Broadwsy.-Coxro VOCAL.
iSv, AFuRn ACts, &C
BRfANrs' OPERA HOUSE, Tammany Building, 18th
Sl-k2iAN1s' Observation-Disclosures EcOENrRoIriHs, 40
SAs FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, SIS Brosdway.-ErHIo-
rtAN htSsrRELsY, NEGRO Aors &c.
STEiNyAY HALL, Fourteenth s,reet-GRANp PATTI
VsNtfEI.
BKsuGLyN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-GEBMAs OPERA
AAKA,
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth strest.-EQU EsrRIAN
AAn GNMNAsT!o PERFoRMANcKs, &c.
AuERICAE INSTITUTE GRAND EXHIBITION, Empire
s.atlne hnSi oaay and e5d ST. Open day and evening.
GlNtl8tLt-ENDER THE LAMP LIaHT.
SET yak MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. SIS Broadway
sria "a AID ART
LAolFS NEw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY $40
frpaaNaT -FEaALEs osLY ~ ATTENDANCE.
i X L T. S III r. T. L
Ne" York, Thursday. October 81, 1869.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

TER TAMMAYY. Fourteenth street.-IxIos-Tor; OR
fnE Er~uE2vouH, &c.
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WOODS MUSEUM CURIoSIrIES, Broadway, corne
JbitiGb EtMatinee daily. Performance every evening.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty.
fsegts strvet.--As You LIKE 1T.
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wALtAcK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street :
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EIRfcS GARDEN. Broadway-TuB CELrDRArEI
PGAN ~ EAST LYNNE.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, l4lh street.-ALL THAT GILT
rFs,s Nor GoLD-voL-Au.VEsT, &C.
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..EowteY THEATRE Bowery.-Tur TIoKRroFLEAvE
NAN-foL.AuVFNT.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner Eighth avenue and
- trcet.--CuARLEs O'MALLEY.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

TEACH Your Boy TRADE-An article
which We cut from one of our exchanges, refer
ring to this subject, says:
.'Of Il, 1876 prisoners in the penitentaries OF
thirty States In 1861 according to the report of
the Prison Association just issued, q per cent,
more than three quarters, had no learned trade.
Here is a text from which DE-. Franklin could
have preached forcble sermon to parents
:. A man who has a good trade has an in,lepen-
dcnce. He has need only to be honest and
diligcnt to secure a competence. Bread and
butter are sure for him wherever he is. He is
sure always of higher wager than he who has
no trade, and IL his genius and enterprise lead
him into some other calling, ii is always a sat
isfactiOn to know that in case OF misfortune he
can return to his trade. He has that at any
rate;. failurc in business cannot deprive him of
it; his spoculati0ns may break down, but he
has an anchor to leeward, as the sailors say, his
subsistence and that of his family are sure. In
this country, where fortunes quickly gained, are
also quickly lost, 1t il still more necessary and
prudent that every young man should learn a
useful trade, and learn it thoroughly. No mans
future Is so secure here, but that he would do
wisely to have his boysand his girls, too, for
that matter-learn trade"
Evening star., 1869-11-01
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.

119 BE IDGE STREET, GEoRG ETowN. ID. G..
Has received, and offers very low prices to
cash huycrs, a large assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS consisting Of silks, Plain and Plaid Poplins,
Epinginas, Empress Cloths, Mernos, Poplin Alpa
cas-. screes Opera Flannels, White and Black Sack
ing Cloths Black Goods II the hest makes for Mourn
ing, Shawls. Arabs: Alexandre's, Couryoiseurs and
other Kid and Cloth Gloves Hosiery in great variety
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Shaker aud other
Flanpels Gent and Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, Linen
Cambria Hsnlkerchefs. best Hoop Skirts, Gent :
and Boys Wear, fredericksburg Cloths and cass-
meres. Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Danasks.
Napkins, Towels. IIuck and Scotch Diapers, all the
best makes of Shirting Cottons and Irish Linens.
Linseys. cheap Delaines. and all other goods adapted
to the present and coming season, including Three
piy Ingram, and Step Carpets. Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, Bankets &C. Purchasers inv ited TO all
and examine gocls and prices.
BS-NashBgton customers will find il to their in
terest to visit Georgetown when making their pur-
cbases Ioc22- I'm J. HIS.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
The C0QRfa.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-The application
of Joseph T. X. Plant for appointment as n L. ).
commissioner was denied.
The Court took occasion tn say that while they
recognized Mr.. Plant a. a most intelligent gem
tleman, fully competent tn perform the duties of
the Office sought, they were not disposet % de-
part from the rrle they had established 20 limit
the appointments exclusively To members OF the
legal profession.
Obadiah and Charles 4. Kimmell were re-
appointed County Censta bles.
George w. Paschal. ir., was, on molten OF
Judge Moore, admitted to the bar.
The argument in the case of Altman agt.
Huntley (noticed on Saturday, was concluded
and decision reserved.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

CORNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon ChiropOdist
OF twelve years practical experience i'm the
United States and Canadas, previous to being es-
tablished at 42i Pennsylvania avenue. between
!k and 9th streets, Dec. lGti, 1861, successfully
treats COrns, Bunfons. Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emil
nent physicians, surgeons ami thousands ofother
responsible persons who patrOnize his establish
ment. Hours from a. m. to 6p. IN. Owing To
press Of business at Office. DIR. White Is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and y. III.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Cloths Plaid Popiins Serges and Merinoes s,me
as low as 80 cts; superior double WARP, Alescas;
Black Nelyeteens; Cloaks; Cloaking Cloths: Plaid,
Striped, and Cashmere Shawls; Beautiful Striped
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to Sl2; Cloths:
Cassimeres, Satinets, and Sutings, for Men and
Boys; FIannes. all wool from 25 cts up; "A all wsol
Shaker do. 20 cts; Good "a Bleacied AMI Brown
Muslin, l21s: Androscoggin, Wamsutta, and New
York Mills at reduced prices Calicoes, at = 10 l2ls
Is One Case full Madder coors at 10 cis Large Rel
Blankets from $40 to 10, together with large
STOCK OF GOODS, Of all kinds. for sale at popular
prices by BENJAMIN MILLER,
&C 13-lm l01 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
nE. KIERsTEAD's
- TNRIVALL ED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

E- WILL
Vea,lache in fiye minutes Toohache in one minute:
Neuralgia, srrains,
Rheu,na M ism.- Diarrhea,
(,ouehs and olps, Fever and Ague.
Cramps aIpst chalic. Cholera Morbus,
iu1iainrnatiois of the Kidneys.
Piles Burns, Feui Stomach
ard many other diseases and ailments of the human
body. numerous Ia enumerafe
IN Ia piuretie curing diseases Of the Kiiueys AMI
BLADDER Ii is a Tonic aud Stimuanf giving AN ae-
refic ransing Precipitation and siay ing fever III Is
ENpectorant, acting ON the Lungs and good iu ali
Throat and LuRe diseases
There is aot a pain or ache. nervous or insnnrna-
tory, but thni the King OF all Pain will rsiiey, ana
IN most INSTANCES entirriy Id sisoni always i
used before any "ther remedy b rtsd FOR il Is al
noss certain In every ssss 10 be the only thing
PRICE: 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE s
Sold by ail Druggists, Apcthecaries, ani Dealer.
everywhere. ~ '"'e's
W n: BROWN a BRO, S..,e Prop.;etors.
sell 2awsm Wholesale pragsists Baitimors. Nj.
Evening star., 1869-11-01
IN RELATION TO TREsPAssING ON PUB.
Il Lie LANDS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, September 4. lSss
The notice of the Department having been called
to numerous and extensive depredaions committed
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
purposes, ing In the States Of Louisiana Misss-
.ippi, Alabama, and Florida public notice II hereby
given that Naval officers and other persons have
been ordered 60 examine all the lands referred 20,
and cause all trespassers 60 be apprehended ana prs
ecufed employing the civil power, and, where nees-
sary the military or nav al forces 20 assist aud sr.ng
In fhis r,xpcct s:EU "A. ROBESoN,
ocIe iavtt secretary sf the Navy.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE GREATEST relief imaginable can he af-
forded this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishngly
low prices at the celebrated Oak Hall clothing
store. iG9 Seventh street. opposite the Post Office,
where. in addition to gentlemen's "BannOck
Burn," CheviOt, Arrah no POgue. drab d'ete al
paca and linen suits, chldren's Garibalde suits
in great variety are also to be had at the most
reasonable prices. 26,G
Evening star., 1869-11-01

THE HOLIDAY SEASON comes on apace. and
MANY of our leading merchants are receiving
goods that are suitable for presents. Nowhere
is there finer display of holiday goods than ut
Mr.. Prigg's attractive One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 1876 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. between Four
and-a-half and Sixth street. His assortment of
Alaska diamonds, set i'm gold and in OrOide, en-
braces every variety of cluster, solitaire, cross,
and PENDENT SETS brcast-pins, and studs for gen
tlemen and he has also fine collection of
diamonds for resetting. These Alaska diamonds
are gexs-exceedingly brilliant and durable
and are especially adapted for handsome presents
Mr. Prieg has also fine collection OF vases,
statuettes bahemain and colored glass toilet
SETS French chromOs, and over one thousands
styles OF dollar iewelry. which is daily being re-
plenished with novelties. All tastes can br
suited from his superior collection, and at ex-
ccedngly mode rate PRICES.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

RELIGIoCs.-Elder j. Z. Taylor preached
sermon of great power at the Christian Church,
on NJ street, last evening, before very large
and intelligent audience. The meeting is pro-
crossing with increasing interest. Christian bap-
tsm will la administered i'm the Potomac-at
the a. Old SycalnOre"-this evening at O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Gray, pastor Of the E-street Baptist
Church, preached to large congregation his
thirtioth anniversary sermon last evening, il
being his farewell sermon to the E-street Bap-
tist Church, the learned Doctor having accepted
a call rendered him by the First Baptist Church
of Shelburne Falls, Mass. The reverend gem
tlcman chose a. his text Ezekiel, 3:1T.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

GAEEoTED-On Saturday evening. Mr.. Sipe,
n cIerk in the Treasury Department., residing
on 9Th street. between l. and New York avenue,
MAS ON h> way home. and when near the corner
of ith and I. streets he was attacked by two d.
~" men, one of whom came up behind him and
sized his arms. whilst the other got in front at
him and attempted To place his hand over Mr..
S'pe mouth. bat before he could do so Mr.. =.
sfi'd h'nf DER and called for help. One OF the
negroes Ihcn dealt him heavy blow over the
pgaus theiT escape.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

SEwEH BIps oPENED-The following bids for
constructing N foot sewer in q street, from
I2th 10 18th streets. have been opened by Mayor
Bowen and Mr.. Bliss, superintendent OF Sewers
&c-:-Murphy g Farrele. $40 per foot for
main. Sls5 Tor iatterals, $40 for traps, SO man
holes, thimhtss. is cents; Thomas Lucas, $40,
$3.50. Sll6: So -, l>i5 for drops, <s-25 for Is
mch tile;l W. \. Wilson, $3.50, S2Ts S1l5 S65
55 cts tss'2-o for droIe;) George Boswell, $50
SIT, Sl4s, SsJ. sls3. (drops. siO;) Dennis Ferry
$50 $50, size Sli. 80 cts, Sss0 for drops:) j
H. Fletcher. >cj.s5, S2.15. SlJ0. $50 SI15 tirops
SIe;) " C. Key noal,, $3.50. -, $50, SO, SlI0
l,lforS say
Evening star., 1869-11-01
WOOD AND coal.
lDRoPusALs FOR 81 ILpING RANGE LIGHTS
/ MD kEEPERs DWELLING On MORRIS
ISLAND. SOUTH CAROLINA
TREASURY DErARrxENr.

l. .
WASH TOY. ID. g. October l5. l~il
Sealed Proposals viii De received the afire The
engineer II the 9th Light house district. GharrSfoD
South tarollHa. until y. m. OF THURSDAY, the
18th dsy of November at which time and rlaca they
viii be publicly opened , for the supply of all mate
rias and aocesSores except lanterns and illuinina
ting apparatus and the erection aud completion OF
keeper dwelling and two range lights. ON Norris
Island, near Charleston, south Carolina. in accord
ance with plans aud specifications, copies of which n
NAV be seen either AT the engineer oce. in Charles
ton, or al the office II the Light house Board, in
Washington. ID. q.
, Zach hid must be accompanied by guaranty in
the sum IT hse thousand dollars. sSes,. signed hy
the bidder bidders, and two responsible sur..tirs:
condition of which is that the bidder will f hid
he accepted, enter into bond do the work a, spec-
fed.
Each hid must state the time at which the work
will be Completed.
The suec,ssful bidder viii he required 90 entcr into
hobds o supply the materials and o. perform the
work according To the plans and specifications the
amount II the bond to he five thousand dollars aOI
to be signed 10y the bidder bidders, and two .tr.-
ties, the compctency of which must be- certified I,y
some oficial known TO the Treasury Department
Bids should be sealed aud addressed o. Nalor t,.rp,
Burroughs, Corps Engineers Z ;. Army. Enginesr
eth Light house District. the envelope bcing plainly
endorsed, " Proposals for Morri. Island Range
Lights. w B. sHUBRiCk.
90 ls-eo3W Chairman l.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

FOUNTAIN LoDGE No .. !. %. of q. =. nm Sat-
nr'isy evening elected the following ohiccrs r ,r
xse Shsrii'S ~ IrIT;-W. ~ a. r., lawrence Clark:
y, Bsttic Taylor, W. g.. a.. W. Drnnis,,,.
" r. y Hawk kin>; VI, ID. Carroll: d. M Ua,.~
iaIAhHTi, l. e.. Maggie johnson; W ~ ~
y Sh"psFd, Representative to Grand Iodo,. :,
r Ha~ hiisS' AitcTnate. &. W. Dennison. H.
lodge ADJOURNED To Tuesday next "e
Evening star., 1869-11-01

CHEGARY INSTITUTE. 1.531 and .529
" Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies' and NJ is-e>
Boardlng and pay school; VIII rsopen on NJ MoNpAh
ily, and is constantly spoken in the Institute.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

OPINION OF THE BALTIMORE PRESS ON THE
GREAT CURATIVE OF THE AGE.-The celebra-
ted Native Wine Bitters unquestOnably con-
tain more virtue as n tonic and curative than all
the other Bitters extant Reader. IL You ncc.i
tonic. appetizer, or are troubled with any of the
following diseases, vfz:-Chilis and fevers. dys-
pepsia costiyeness. weakness. debility. rheuma-
tism, gout or any disease OF the Kidneys, by
using Gautiers Native Wine Bitters you will eX-
perience all the good effect you could desire.
For sale at ~ per bottle. by Nairn Il Bro, cor
ner 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1869-11-01

Market space, between Sth and 9th streets,
tPennsylvania avenue,) new goods are con-
sta,Itly received. 1O,16,1: