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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
10y J, B. .wHEELER CO., Aucu onser-,
W 30. 1872 Seventh street, bet q and B 81

RY y,B wHEELER 8 CO., Aucu onser,
ID no. 422 Seventh street, bet and q St..
SALE AUCTION oy yEEL yALCABLs
Ss11G Sl!N AID u hd aat f1hHi9'i b.
o O. lnosD.Y .I s .. sSs sA. ..
follo.iDg described Lots Of Ground is tae Seventh
The north Is feet front by inc hes deep of
Lot O. sqGsre SIS, on 18th street, between and G
The south IS feet front by Iss feet III inches TO
paved alley OF Lot 81 square 296. on l2Ih street.
Parts OF Lots IS ard is square 2ss being 50 feet
front running back % feet 20 o foot paved alley
on street. directly in front Of the Agricultural
Al these Lots ar. upan the grade and in very
sale positive-ritle warranted perfect
Ietms One third &c b balance o, Il; ls and y
no no tbs; seen req by DEED of trass. deposit Of
my sdid J.B. WHEELER & 90 .Auc,..
PY JOSEPH KELLEY,
once No. ST. ssr .ssat and hSnss
A rrssiEu AssoErMsFT q soUssHo 95o
s!gR:TIs ,ESRTH' ofPCsIfE tifr HALL,
a .6n WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 9Th day of
:sl.ss ta,...S MI .S is : at Ne
- ,north. g lot of Household Furniture consist,
Walnut Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Red Rep epd II air cloth Sofas aud Chairs
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpet
Rosewood SiAeboard and w alnut Extension Table
Arm. Easy and Cane seat Chairs
lat Rack, Hall Oflcioth nd stair Rods
Wardrobes Dressing Bureaus and W ashstands
Two Cottage Sets and Lounges
Bedstesds and Hair and Cotton-top Mattresses
Boosters, Pillows and Blankets
Cooking and Parlor Stoves and Refrigerator
stone, Glass and Chinsware
Chan telier and Gas Fixtures
and other articles too umerous TO mention.
Terms cash. JOSEPH II. KELLEY,
my5-t Auctonesr.
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Il q AMN,
- AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 52t southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
FRAME HousE OK FOrR HALF
sfSEET. BETWEEN NJ aND STREETS
SOUTH. ISLAND, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY. the 9th instant . At "a q clock
E:ap- IL We shall sell, the premises, tie Frame
- House on the Lot where the public &C hpol
horse Is to b. built, 10 tie moved in ten days ter
tn day of sale
Terms cash at the tine of sale
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
ny d kepub AuCIipueprS
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- . successors TO J U. mc9ufre o..
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN UNION TOWN.
~ By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date
G% The 18th day Of October, 1858: and recorded in
the land recoI,is for Washington county, D a..
shall cell, on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May
5th, 1859, on the premises, at O'Clock. Lots los,
lo9 10, lying and being in Uniontown, in the
county OF Washington, in the District Of Colum
bia The above property Is improved by q COM
iortapie and reariy new y .sme Dwelling, contain
Terms of sale One third ash the baisnce in six
and twelve months, secured by deed Of trust,
With notes bearing interest All convey ancine and
revenue stamps at cost of the purchaser. 500
down at time of sale
LUCIUS d. IsHAM, Trustee,
apis eodAds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
b. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, the 18th of May, Is %, same hour and
place as above. Only a life interest in the lot en-
which the house stands will be disE"sed OF The
9th. two lots, title in fee simple Terms same as
above OF cash at the option Of purchaser. A deed
will he given when purchase money is paid.
Lots 100 and ITO will be disposed Of together the
House and Lot together.
LUCIUs ID. ISHAM. Trustee,
nly3 COOPER LATIMER. Auct'rs.
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10y GREKS WILLIAMS
~ AUctioneers sud Real Estate Broken
no. s26 southeast corner I'm sni ID streets.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
POINTING ON MaRfLAND AVENUE AND
STREET NUR1H BkTSEEN >INrd AND
SEVENTH STREETS EAST. CAfIT0L HILL,
AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY. the eth day Of Nav nayt At
Q clock p. We shall sell on the pre- nsas LOIS
Ms $. aud .. IN square No -. which Wi l,>
diylCeG aud cold At the time % sale suit pnr-
Chasers. a Tine CHARGE fOT AM one wishing 70 pur-
chssr q cheap luildinC l1t.
Terms On third Cash. balance in f. Il. H. ana
- months, Tor notes bearing interest and serarad
by Coed Of trust or the premises. ali convey
ancins and Eevenu" amps ~ the COST Of the rur-
chaser : . Down az the time Of
Gp sd GHtEN WILLIAMS, Aults
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tSY GREEH wILLIAMs,
~ Auc:ionecrs aud Real Estate Broker,
No. 326, southeast corner 7th and 4 streets

|LY JOHN q. WHEELER &Cp.su. tI5na-r--
- No. oil Louisiana ave. bet oh and -th -fs .
Opposite ScatOn Il Juse
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10y COOPER LATlAER, Aucttout-rs
ID Successors TO James q McGutre &C.
Southwest corner Penna avenue ana Ith street
(Stsr Once Building
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TRUSTEES SALE or FRAwE DWELLING
Hetek Nd IOf on EEMoNI AAEsTF
Fri VEIN - AND X sIBEErs. AT AUC-
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SY GREEN wILLI.ms,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate BROKERS,
No s26, southeast corner of eth and streets
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. s26, southeast corner It'll and % s.reets

VALUABLE LOT FRONTING ON VI STREET
hOhfi. BETWEEN SINrEESFH AND
TON
On WkENESDAT. the sth dav Of May next At
clock M. We shall sell. In 'front.' OF the prom
ss Lot =. m SguSre No iS2. beng 20 S.-lle feet
nom by $50 - lO feet deep, song b. the side Of
ten LOT alley.
Terms One third cash; bal snoe In ~ d a months,
for notes bearing interest aud secured by dead OF
trust on the premises. All CONVEX snciaR AMI rev
enqe stamPs AZ Tie cost o. the purchaser. Fifty
dollars d. WI on fire day Of safe
sp27-d GREEN A WILLIAMS suc,,rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
SHAWN SALOON
TO THE LADIES.

There Is no waiting 10 90. shaved. Myariists
are always rcadyto TO please customers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE,
In GOLD HILL.

ONE HOUSE. 6 ROOMS, I~~
" Cellar and Storcroom. AS
One House, Rooms, Cellar lkS eI8
and StorcT0oms. AS!.i6
One two-story lIousc-Two Rooms on the first
floor. q Rooms up stairs, well OF water, largo
yard In front, and rear OIs.houscs
Will be sold at bargain, as the proprietor Il
For particulars inquire Of JOHN HILL, at
the Premises, back Of the Eclipse MIL
Gold Hill, April ~, lsG9-u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27

The Ladies' IIair.Drcssing Room is now I'M
der the char.sc OF an Artist lately from san Fran
cisco The attention Of the Ladies' h particularly
directed to this department. rs We will do all the
different kinds OF Curling, Braiding and Cutting.
as well A. apply ihc choicest Hair ltcstorcr and
Cosmetics. For Curling Waterfall, One Dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-27
DENTISTRY.

DR. MAYER will also attend to Dental Sur.
gerry. and invites all who may need his services
TO call on him. Cnpping, Bleeding and L.ccchiDg
performed IN Tic best style.
- For Salc-Frcsll Hungarian and Swedish
Lcechcs.
Gold Hill, April -, 1860. ap3O.tf
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Jannty little sacks OF navy blue, elaborately
trimmed with silk braid and large brass military
buttons. are now i'm vogue among our metro
pclitan bellies. To appear on promenade, how
ever, in one Of these rather gaudy affairs is not
strictly CONNIE IL faGt.-Large black lace
scarfs, for house or street, have been named
''Ida Lewis in honor Of Newports heroine.
-New-fashioned street CATERS are OF black
French kid, buttoned up the side, and made
perfectly plain; double sOles, high heels. wide
toes, slightly rounded at the edge, making a
much more comfortable shoe than those with
pointed toes, and it does not add to the length
of the fOOt.-Street suits and house dresses
Of Scotch plaid are very fashionable, and
make up rich and stylish.-kid gloves are
now fastened with gold studs, connected by
chains. Some are set with precious stones. and
are exceedingly costly.-Round and jockey.
hats are worn this season with very high crow,,-
style not, as general thing, ,becoming-One
of the latest wrinkles is a monogram veil-usual-
or scarlet in the center. Rather ''fast'' fash
ion, We tbink.-For the opera or concert, white
plush capes are in vogue; also sacks Of ermine,
Among some of our Fifth avenue exq1isites.
white satin vests are afft cted, worn i'm connec-
ton with dOuble-breastt frock coat, the edge
-Chinese fans and jeWelry are all the rage
and even Chinese braids are in vogue. slight
ly modified, however, by being gracefully
lOoped up.--Velvet muffs, bound with fur
are the latest novelty, and promise to be
fashionable this winter-Large lace collars
lsuch as our g1andmothers used to don,l are
silk dress, the effect is beautiful.-It is q no.
ticeable fact that real black lace wells are coming
in Observation-Disclosures gloves are en- reyie
among our leaders of the ton.-Silver jewelry
or silver ornaments Of any kind, are entirely ont
OF date, they having been Superseded by gilt,
Roman gold, and Chinese jewelry.-Eveniny
dresses of very light silks will be mostly worn
this seasOn-tarlatan and tulle having been
given over to very young girls.-Whte plush
and Cashmere opera cloaks are very fashionable
Stewart has just imported from Paris some that
are very beautIful.-Home Journal.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

spective exchange offices, the postmaster of such
receiving office will compare the letters with tn
BILL and endorse it correct - ii it is found so,
or will note the error, il there be one, I'm the
manner prescribed with regard to registered let
tiers received from an inland pOst-Office. He will
then I'LL up the corresponding return bill, noting
upon il whether correct or otherwise. and will
see that it is returned by the first mail thereafter
to the exchange Office Of mailing.
ARTICLE V. Registered letters received at
either Of the exchange offices, and destined for
an inland post-0ffice, shall be forwarded in the
same manner rs other registered letters original
1y mailed at such Office.
ARTICLE vi. The registration fee of five cents
shall accrue to the United States Post-Ofti
Department upon all registered letters sent from
the United States to Canada, and to the Cana
dian POst-Office Department upon ali registered
letters sent from Canada to the United States.
ARTICLE VII. The present articles shall be
considered additional to those agreed upon be-
tween the two Offices ON the twenty dav of
March, a. d. 1851, and shall come into operation
on the first day OF October, A. ID. 1856.
In witness whereof, the Postlnaster-General OF
the United States, and the Postmaster Genera
of Canada, have hereto set their hands and
affixed their seals, at the date set opposite to
each, respectively.
L.. 3. JAMES CAMPBELL,
August %, 1856. Postmaster Geaerdl.
IL. s. ROBERT SPENCE,
August p, 1856. Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-The Rome cor
respondent Of London paper, writing in regard
to the Hcumenical Council, saws that the dog
matte definition Of the Assumption of the Virgin
Mary sill encounter no obstacle, but that the
erection into dogma OF the necessity of the
temporal power is not considered possible by its
most ardent champions.
The English gunbOat Thistle, while on her
trial trip OFF Sheerness, yesterday, exploded hci
boiler, killing ten and severely wounding eight
mer. party of priests returning from n land
tenure meeting i'm Ireland, a day or two ago
were attacked by persons lying In wait. and
brntaiiy beaten. One has since died of his
injuries. ~
Admiral Topete insists upon resignins hi,
position in the Spanish Cabinet. 1t is probable.
the whole Cabinet will resign, and General
Prim will form a new one. The COrtes have
again adjourned. Ii is thought the government
will endeavor to fill the vacant seats i'm the
COrtes with Deputies favorable to the Duke of
Genoa. "
Electoral meetings i'm Paris are unattended
with disorder, and In no instance so far has the
interference of the police been required on such
occasions.
The contemplated interview between Francis
Joseph and Victor Emmanuel will, it is stated.
take place in the latter part of this month a.
Brindisi, in Italy.
The Emperor of Austria was received at
Athens, Greece, on Wednesday, with great cere-
mOny and festivity.
The Dalmatian rebels are giving much trouble
70 the Austrian troops, but seem to be gradually
coming to grief.
A dispatch from Alexandria announces the
arrival of Empress Eugene at the terminus OF
the Suez Canal.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MEDICINAL wALKING.-Apropos of Noye,n-
her weather, upon which We are Just entering,
there is i'm IL q capital antidote for insanity cOn-
sumption. hatcfullness, and other trifiing all
msnts that arise from too much coal-heaI, tos
little exercise, and too many ''worrits" nurssd
indoors. With good warm street dress, high
shoes With thick soles, and something 10 90 oat
for, We do not see Why any woman should. n a
settled beneyolence, help to pay for Doctor Pil-
bock s fast horses. We should never think or
conforming to his little slips Of paper marked
with dizzy-looking us and double-slottcd i,
mltil we found our walking APPARATUS too ra>iy
60 use. We believe half the matrimonial sgual,-
bies might be traced 90 register in the fioor AMI
a soul-harrowing Bridget i'm the kitch.gr.
The only way 10 live, or half-liye H. 20 close
ones ears 20 half the "worrits' of life, shat
one eyes 10 the other half do the bcst possil,l.
and take walks" Five blocks up street .I.ier
cheese, have been known to cure a heads..hs ::
ten blocks down are more healing than pills; aud
TWO miles out and two back, will get siN br.asiflts
out OF a dress that only had four, with pinchiny
Al that,) and will prove out-and-out that Sri,seI
ls just about ON an average with othar folks
Who work Tor money and nothing elSe. IA all the,
stage and car companies would refuse "a carry
women short OF a mile, there would 10. surit
neNors and extensors. such good temDers anI
such self reliance, that hea women might claim
an Empire which Is peace Wheeliay Istel
Evening star., 1869-11-05

PRoAoTIoNs.-The following promotions have
been made in the Treasury Department:
First Comptroiier's Ofice-George Wilson.
Felix Bramigan, Otto Weber, Samuel Bidjle.
and Merritt Brown, from ID to Sd class.
Registers 0Gce-H. NJ. Gilman, +. A. Burr.
and A. Hendricks, from 81 to 4th class; ID. X.
Apple, W. II. Hills, e. T. Mite, J. T. Power.
L. F. Hawkes., }. II. Wells, William Latchford,
Addison Dent. and Thomas Mcnamara, from
ID to Sd class; ID. r. b. Nevin to chief of diy-i-
sion at g, 500 per anum.
Internal Rerenue Ogce-H. b. Danncr, T. l..
Davis, X. H. Holmes, and $. A. Lewis. from 81
to 4th class; Frank Baker, j. X. Moora, T. VI.
Simpson, George F. Rollins, and j. q. Cook,
from ID to Sd class; A. G. Bliss, w. b. Brown.
s. +. Norris, s. p. Curtis, II. Dempster and c.
A. Brown, from 1st to 2d class.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The WORKING PEoPLE.-The journeymen
watchmakers OF New York city are making
preparations for q general strike, in order 10
erect an increase OF wages. The watchmakers
assert that they work harder and more hours
and obtain less compensation than any other
"orkmen. 1t is estimated that there are 2a
"atehmakers in the United States. The aver
age weekly sum earned by ordinary workmen
ranges from S12 to SO, and this is done by work
ing hafd, at piece work, from nine TO ten hours
daily. 1t is stated, however. that there are = saw
who make as much as $50 a week, for which
they labor fourteen and fifteen hours day AT a
trade destructive to the eyesight. The tailors'
is announced, are at an end, the emp,oycrs
having agreed to pay the advance Of wages de-
Evening star., 1869-11-05
CINCINNATI ITEMS.
The Alleged Whiskey Erauds-Ncw
Aerch00ts' Exchange - The Rible
Question and the Pm Dlic schools.

TelegrGphed Erciusireiy 10 Tae Eceaisg S.or.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 5-The special whi>key
gaugers sent by Commissioner Delano iind siN
of the distilleries in Hamilton county all right.
The remaining three had go barrels marked
two per cent below real proof, among several
thousand barrels examined. An error against
the Government Of 500 gallons was found, bat is
attributed 10 an innocent mistake, and the local
gaugers and distillers are not believed TO be im-
picated.
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars has
been subscribed for a new Merchants Exchange
building.
Of the Injunction against the Board of Educa-
ton, In the matter Of expellng tine Bible from
the public schools has been deferred till to-mor-
row.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

S"Pa. what 10 the use of giving oar nigs so
much milk ?' $50 that they may make hoys of
the mselyes, darling"
- Nearly all the lea.ling Generals Of the
fruss an army are decidedly opposed 10 the dis
poses.
~ New.Orleans papers record thatone visitor
at hotel In that city, when JEFF. Davis name
was inscribed upon the register, stopped and
kissed IL with the greatest fervor.
There 10 strike among the workmen OF
the Meriden Brittania Works and the Wilcox
Silver Plate Works, New Haven. because an
apprentice has been employed. contrary 20 the
rules Of the workingmenis associations.
- The London Gaiefy Theatre has introduced
the French system Of cafe i'm an ante-room ac-
cessible both from the theatre and from the
street. There IL besides a large dining hall for
private parties and o billiard room.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Tsiegrophed ErcIusip.ly 20 The Evening s,

IstegroPhed Erctastrsiy 20 Ike Evening Nsr.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cotton dull. and heavy:
nominally at 25s. Flour duh and lower tor an
except well established brands. Howard
street Super, s52-5as5.62x; do. Extra, ss.gD
as6a5; 30. Family, S6s5ass; CITY Mills
Super, s525ass25 do. Extra, s6.ooa~.; ,Ia.
Family, 81 s.25ass.5o Western Super, s5.sJa<55a;
do. Extra. s515aS6.5o; do Family, s6s5a-.. -.
Wheat DUH and lower at ~ l.32asl.4s FOR good 10
choice red. Corn duh; old white, slas %; new,
e5aeoc.; Rye duh, nominaIly at soc-asi. Oats
55a5sc. Pork quiet at SAB. Bacon hrtn: X I,
sides, lsais &C; clear do, sIkaisA c. shoulders,
l6c ;hams, 2ia2s. Lard quiet at isalsX. Whisky
dull at S1.11aSLl2.
NV YORK, Nov. 5-Stocks steady AMI irra
ON Western shares. Money per cent. IN
change, long, sd; short, 81. Gold, 26B.. sos,
ls2, coupons, l5s. i0-40s, coupon, "a. Nir-
ginia Skies, ex-c0npons, 80; do. new, -. North
Carolina's, Skies, old 45; new -.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-virginia 6's. OLD, az
bid, 40 asked; TO-, 1867, ~ asked. North Caro-
linas, old, a. bid 10. new specials, Al :. bid, a. a
asked.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Flour 5aI0 cents lower.
Wheat la2 cents lower. Corn dull.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The New York morcv market prcSsu;S 80
new features, the supply 20 borrowers ON eau
being ample az s> aud seven PEP cent. according
10 the collateral cferc.i. Commercial ranrr =
generally siow Of sale anDng note brokers, anI
choice acceptaAces are quoted at ten <o twelve.
with the larger number of sales az the higher
figure, while good naTncS range ffom tNelNr 20
eighteen per cent. Jsazily a large part oT tha A..
paper offered Is takrn nv the country hank. bat
these Institutions are net eGyerS nc pr,-S-ut.
The ditheulty OF sciling paper through tie hr'-
pressure Tor discounts at the bank. no are
overrUn with offerings from their rcgulsr cgs-
TONERS.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Number Of Persons Implicated.-Col Whitley.
OF the United States secret service division, and
his detectives, have succeeded in capturing a
gang Of counterfeiters, regularly organized for
terfeit tobacco stamps, securities and money
IL is said many parties OF good standing and rep
utation i'm New York, Virginia and North Caro-
lima are compromised. The detectives Captured
large quantity Of counterfeit stamps, plates.
presses, machinery, paper and other material
used in the business.
The parties already arrested are a somewhat
notorious character named Wright; Hart Pierce,
Of No. SO Nassau street, New York, an accom-
plshed engraver, aged 80 years; Col. Robert
Clark, who, during the war, commanded the
i4th New York volunteers, and whose military
reputation was good; John Ripon, an English,
man, steel and copper plate printer and his
wife; VIM. 8. Kempton, OF Maine, and an en-
graver named Reuben Carpenter, having an Of
fce at No. II Bloomfield street, Boston.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

REV. DIR. SCHAFF's LATE Mission To
EURoPE-FATHER HYACINTHE.-A large meet
ing was held in New York yesterday to hear the
report Gf Rey.sDr. Schaf upon his late mission
Evangelical alliance to be held i'm New York
next autumn. DIR. Schah reports that quite
large delegation from England have engaged to
be present, including clergymen of the Church
of England, dissenters and laymen, while the
Archbish0ps Of York, Canterbury and Dublin
expressed hearty cooperation with the move
ment.
Rev. Dr. Thompson. speaking of Pere Hya-
cinthe, said that while not desiring TO reveal
private conversation, he would say Father Hya-
cinthe had brought letters to him from two
French Protestant clergymen, speaking Of him
taking the noble position of Luther. Rev. L. W.
Bacon read letter from Father Hyacinthe al
luding TO his desire for freedom Of opinion, &c
Evening star., 1869-11-05
~ Chi cago has a lawyeress.

~vermont Is discussing female suffrage
amendment to the State Constitution.
nJLondon trades unions sent money to aid
the Paris dry goods clerks in their recent strike
ga Colorado paper writes Of 'sChicago and
other Eastern cities.''
The coal discovered I'm Leavenworth lies
only seven hundred feet below the surface.
~Mrs. Florence lost 5000 worth of good
clothes on her way to California. ~
sTCapt. johnson, Of st. Johns, New Bruns-
wick. died recently with S2J0 ,00o insurance ON
his life.
~ Belgian newspaper publishes all its scan
dals In a supplement in Latin.
s%Miss kellogg will play ophelia, in Am
4 Ahroise 1bomass '.Hamlet, /" this season.
HnRdreds OF barrels Of apples are frozen
On the trees in Vermont. -
ny9he,e is good sleighing in Kehebec county.
Maine.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

HEBREW REFoRN.-A number of .Jexish rah-
bis ffom the principal cities OF the Union are in
conference in Philadelphia, on the subject OF
reform I'm the Jewish Church. They adopted
resolutions abolshing the use OF prayers in the
Hebrew tongue, as unintelligible 70 the mssses;
disclaiming the doctrine OF bodily resurrection
or NE removal OF the Jewish state by a segresa-
uon from All other nations; and declaring the
Aaronic priesthood and the Mosaic sscriiicial
worship TO have been merely preparatory steps
TO Israels national priesthood, and therefore
things OF the past, TO be mentioned i'm PRAYER
uracficed s' - - ~ -
Evening star., 1869-11-05
NV NnrK-rIssr nnARn
BY Banl.rs' ard Brolsgs' Telegraph. yaN-s ~.
Sassas-cg. OPerIhr.

Lewis Jehrson AZ 60. quote StocS and bon ia
in hCme aaa foreign markets a. fOil pWs
NEw YORK. Nov. 5.--Sccbad Boar1-t. =. 8.
lSsl, coupon, W. q; 5-2f'S. 1872, coupon, il5
5sD's, iSts, coupon. lIsA; Sass, Iss5. coalson,
il5, 5-2J's, nes. ls.i, cOCpSn. liS :. s3J's =,
conPDn, li5ts; J2o's l>.s, coaPan, li5i.; ia-l1s,
cOurcn. 10 =; Currency G's, iu. ~; Canton, -
Cumberland, 3si; Quicksilver. ia; Nsril.e~.,
pd,l4k; Western Union Telegraph. S6s!, Bosom
Water Power, I3h; Pacific Mail. 6o. New hnrk
Central, lsia; Erie, =; Erie preferred. nof.;
Hudson, 10 y; Reading, " a: Michigan Central,
In; Michigan Southern, sis; Illinois Central,
l36; Northwest, IN; Northwest preferred. So.
Rock Island, lois; Fort Wayne, s5; Alton ani
Terre Haute, 70; Toledo aud Wabash. a. a;
Chicago and Alton, lt6; Chicago and Alton
preferred. ii6; Ohio and Mississippi certificatrS,
25a.; Adams Express, 5.;wells' Express. l.
American Express, 35 =; United States Express,
ak; Merchants Union Express, none. MARKET,
f m. Gold, i26kaiS.
tBy Cahle.l
LONDON. Nov. =, I \. m--Consols. 81 aq3'
Bonds, is2, AJAX u; Isis. SAL; ls6s, s5s; l9i'
"a Illinois, ~ ass \; Erie, 2aS; Atlantic -
1hy weekly statement of the Bank OF EnglanI
shows a specie decrease OF 1ls0, ,oeo.
LlNAGPooI, I n. m.--Cotton market ~tea -
Sales. T. co. bales. Middling Uplands, I2t; NJ l.
ding Orleans, l2z. Receipts Tor week, 4i.pf'
bales, OF which i.oD are American. Stock i'i
port. 3ss go bales, OF which 81 .o09 America.
Sales of the week, 72.eeo bales; 5000 for export
and l. ,Oto Tor speculation.