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Evening star., 1869-11-11

NThe Empress of the French has purchased
plot of ground from the Sultan, situated near
Mount David, in Palestine, where the Virgin
Mary was buried, for the sum of $1,000
n0Large quantities of snuff are sold To the
girls employed In the mills at Lowell, Massachu-
setts.
@Rev. o. B. Judd has married Miss Rey-
Eolds, the young lady whose character was
sought TO be compromised If not ruined in the
Judd Divorce Case.
@As a young lady named Eta Baney, of
Galya, Ill, was sitting by the stove on Friday
morning, her clothing caught fire and she was so
badly burned that she died i'm two hours.
~Ladies who have loose jacke,s By them can
alter the style by putting band round the waist
and full short sash behind, with the loops Of
the sash hanging down.
~A Bridgeport, Conn, fisherman hshed for
an hour the other night without getting bite,
and on throwing down his pole found that the
hook was caught In his coat, where II had been
all the while.
s7-Just fancy man freezing to death, in the
early part Of November, within hail Of New
York city! A case Of this Kind occurred on
Sunday night. A man bclated I'm Newtown
Creek was Killed BY the extreme cold! Are the
seasons changing?
Evening star., 1869-11-11

The NEW YORK POsr OFFICR.-The work
upon the new post-office building i'm New York
has been pushed forward under the direction of
Supervising Architect Mullett in a manner per-
fectly surprising to the people Of that city, who
have been accustomed to see the work upon her
public buildings kept going at the slowest rate
possible. Indeed, generally the progress upon
them has not been visible to the casual observer,
and such a thing as one entirely completed il
hardly known to the Oldest inhabitant. But
Notwithstanding the many obstacles in the way
of the Architect, the work on the post Office ha.
advanced so rapidly that the necessity for en-
plOyng a force at night no longer exists, the
required excavations having been made, and it
having been found that masOns' work could not
be done advantageOusly except in the day time.
As a result about two hundred labOrers, enyi-
ncers, and other employees, who were employed
at night have been discharged. A full force is
kept busy during the day, however, and the
work will not be allowed to drag in any respect
so long as the weather allows it to be carried on
10 advantage.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

SIGNoR BUCHIGNANI AGAIN.-The Montreal
Ntws says that Signor Buchignani, the Italian
dancing master, who married Mrs. Gen. Eaton,
New York, to avoid creditors, to whom he owes
about S1s,0O0. He has been keeping restau-
rant in Montreal for some time. On Saturday
morning the doors were found closed and the
proprietor gone. The principal creditor is q
Signor Piglatelli, who had lent Buchienani
$4,000 in Paris, and had followed him to this
country on learning that certain professions OF
wealth, by which his confidence had been gained
were false. Pignatelli threatens prosecution
for obtaining money under false pretences, and
was to leave Montreal for New York on Mon
day. Buchignani had also obt tsined g, 900 worth
of wine from n Canadian merchant which he
shipped to New York just Previous to his disap-
pearance. ~s-- 20 = 81 = .
Evening star., 1869-11-11

ga specimen of the wonderful plant. ..the
Flower of the Holy Ghost, has been success
fully raised i'm Norwich, Connecticut. The
hover Il creamy white cup, nearly a large n
half an egg, and extremely beautiful. and its
wonder as a natural floral growth is the fact that
in this flower is a little pure white dove, with
pink bill and eyes, and its head turned as IL
loOkigg over its back. Its wings, feet, bill. sc,
are ar absolutely perfect those Of the living
dove, whose counterpart this wonderful mimic
bird Is
Evening star., 1869-11-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
The Body Of One Of the Murdered sur
yeyfnx Party.


7eIegrophtd E<cihsireIy 20 Ike EctRtag Nor.
CHIC AGO. Nov. IA letter from Cai. E,ao-v
of the 5th Cavalry. dated Fort Mcpherson. No
vember sth, SAYS that three Sioux recently round
the body of man suspended from a tree and
riddled with bullets. On the body was letter
signed, "lour sister. Carrie Warner" dated
Morris, y. J.. May sth, 1879. A man nam 1
Warner belonged to Backs Surveying par, n,
and this murder il supposed TO leave little roOUs
for doubt regarding the fate of tie entire party.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON. - Des-
patches received at the Navy Department from
Rear Admiral Poor, commanding the north At
lantic fleet are to the effect that the POwhatan.
his g-sllip, arrived at Havana from Key West
OIL the 3Oth ult, all well on board. 1t was the
intention of Admiral Poor to leave on the Sd
inst, for Matanzas, en- route to Key West, on the
arrival of the mail from New York, unless some
thing shOuld occur in the meantime rendering
it necessary for the ship to remain longer a,
Havana. He hopes to meet the Severn at Key
West.
The L. $. steamer Dictator and her consort
were at Hampton Roads; the Seminole at As
pinwall; the Sangus, Gettysburg and Tusca-
rora at Key West; the Severn and Albany at the
New York Navy Yard.
OF these vessels, the Powhatan, (hag-ship,
needs extensive repairs. The bottom Of the
Saugus is reported to be getting foul. The Tus-
carOra, which is guarding the ocean cable,
needs repairs to her rudder. The Albany and
Severn are now undergoing repairs.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

DIsINHEaIrAx(E OF CHILDREN by their
fathers does not carry much weight, even among
the favored heirs In Kentucky, as the following
paragraph from the Louisville Journal shows
"The Mason Circuit Court has been engaged
since Mondav morning last in the trial Of an in
teresting will case. In August, 1856, John X.
Key, of Mason county, made his viii, leaving
divided between his two daughters, and 10 be
held for their separate and exclusive use during
their natural lives. He left four sons, but no
part of the estate is devised TO them. The
whole six children unite i'm contestine the validity
Of the will, and the two daughters are witnesses
against the capacity Of the father at the time 70
make a WILL" -
Evening star., 1869-11-11
Bs BdRkers' aad Brolsrs' telegraph, ydars N.
GdSsdscds. Or rdfor.
Lc~s johnson ~ 60. quote stocks and bonds
i'm home and foreign markets as follows:


Lcws johnson X 20. quote stocks and bOndS
IN home and foreign markets follows:
Nav YORK, Nov. ii.-Sccond Board-II. =. 60.
lssi. eoupon, III =; J25's, lss2, coupon. Ii5.
DDS, lS4. coupon, il2ss, 5-2fs, Isis. 80 lpou.
liS; Jhs. new. tsh. coupon, ii5l 5-2fs, iS5 ].
coupon. 49,: J-30's Isss. coupon. tiss. Io-sa's
coupon, lOs a; Currency s's. iss =; Canton. 81
Cumberland. q, quicksilver, l3s; Marii,osS,
~; Pr,fd, i5s. W. L. Telegraph, IS a; Boston
Water Power, none; Pacific Nail, "a y; Ncw Work
Central, ISL. Erie. = Il: Erie preferred, a.
Hudson. l5s, Reading, .. =; Michigan Central,
none; Michigan southern. ~; Illinois Cen
tai, l5'; Cleyelsnl and PittSburg, 81;
Northwest, Tea; Northwest preferred. So.
Rock Island. loSA Fort Wayne. ~ 4: Alton anl
Terre Haute, none; Toledo aud Wabash. pone;
Chicago aud Alton, li9ai Chicago aud Alton
pref-d. lsSs: ohio and Mississippi certificate
3ss; Adams Express, -; Wells Express. Iss,,
American Express. 3is: United States Express,
~; Merchants Union Express, none. Market
steady. Gold, laSS ai2s.
[By Cable
LONDON. Nov. II, T.. m.-ConSols, 20 asD = :;
Bonds, lssa ~ aSI 4; 1sS5. ssaS2 q; iS6s, - q
49, 10-i0's, -; 1linois, ~ - Erie, iss. AZ At
lsntic, 254. American securities steady. stocAS
dull and steady.
PARIS, =. m--Rentcs, .lf. &c.
quiet sales, io.cco bales. Mid,lling Cpiani>,
ia; Midding Orleans, ll9. Shipments froin
Bombay for week ending oct. I'D, 1000 bales.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

RECEIPTS FROM CUsTOMs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named, from No
yembor 1st to 9th, inclusive, were as follows
New York, 2,253, ,siG.45; Boston, s4s7 go 81
PhiladelI hia, Sl53, II; Baltimore, S121 ,739 10
Total, S3,0l6. .i09.S,. The total amount of re-
ceipts for the month Of October were SIG 800 900
Evening star., 1869-11-11

MINISTER WAsHBURNE denies having estima-
ted his contingent expenses at $4,000 in gold
and says that he will limit himself to the amount
allowed TO the American Legation at Paris by
the State Department, which is g., 800.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

HERE IL WHAT Mr.. George Alfred Townsend
says of the people Of Washington in the Chicago
Tribune
at will take these jailbirds of the Government
marshes some time before they know that they
are Of no consequence whatever on either side
Of the debate to move the public edifices. All
that they have they took at the teat of the Fed
eral State We expect nothing back from them
not even opinion. They will suffer depreciation
OF property, Is the cry. Well, SO did Baalbec
and Babylon when the current of empire
changed. When the Tower of Babel was aban-
dOned, the brickmakers hOwled most pOlyglot
howl, and the d-carriers said il was an outrage
The less said about hospitality here the better;
for all the genuine hospitality is extended by
strangers. The National Hotel disease il not a
true form of hOspitable treatment. Mr.. David
HerOid and Mr.. John Surratt had the honor to be
born to be sheltered and the latter be acquitted
here; Vet nobody suppOses that Surratt could
have escaped the halter of any other place
than Washington. The city is baneful spot
for COngressmen's children to be reared.
Here a son of President Tyler is i'm the Inebriate
Hospital, and here a SON of Andrew johnson
made frequent visits to the Insane Asylum here
Amos Kendall had a son shot dead i'm a street
fight; here notorious dead beats furnish bar
room entertainment for quarter of dollar
apiece, and claim to represent capitoline society;
and here one of the fine old Key family was
tried for murder, and another killed for dis
honor.
Washington people invariably send away their
children TO school. As q specimen of the sort
of boy bred here take the case of fine old
widow lady who kept a boarding house on the
Capitol Hill. She had boy who was put i'm the
Capitol as page, and he became a most nOto-
rious drunkard while still minor. This villain
was in the habit of going to his poor Old stylish
mothers house at dinner, when all the noble
Senators, Judges, ETC., were sitting at table, and
the people: "Mother, give me half a dollar, or
here goes the clock" II she refused the brick
crashed through the venerable timepiece.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

The SINKING FUND.-On the 5th instant,
S63i 800 in Five-twenties were purchased with
the November interest that accrued on the sink
ing fund and special purchase bonds, and they
were added to these two funds in the proportion
of the amounts used respectively in their pur-
chase.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF
THE AGE.

There - probably no Family Medlclne so faNora-
bly, and widely known DAVIS PAIN Kill
LER. For the past twenty years it has been exten-
siyey used by Missionaries in India China, Turkey
indeed, in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
only to counteract the climate influences the fam
lilies Of Missionaries but for the of Cholera and
Fevers prevalent in the East 1t is used internally
wounds, burns, bruises &c. Sold by Druggists gen
orally. Oc29 I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-11

SOLICITOR BANFIELD had n long interview
with Secretary Boutwell, yesterday in relation to
the drawback frauds in the New York Custom
House, mentioned in THE STAR of yesterday
Evening star., 1869-11-11

Mr.. CHARLES A. PAGE, formerly we'll
known newspaper correspondent hereabOuts
but more recently u. S. Consul at Zurich, is i'm
the city,-staying at the Ebbitt House. Although
no longer acting in a representative capacity
Mr. p. still resides at Zurich, where he, ,lla.
material business interests.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
FINANCIAL AND CoNMERCIAu-

In n New loik money market there Wa .
percePtisiy improved demand from borrower,
on call yesterday Afternoon; tiis demand how
ever was rca lilly met az six and seven per cent
IN the market ftr commercial paper raies are a
lass guoi.d. I.old has been steady aud .lnl.
snce cur Last edition. with sales al ias = aig.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

THERE is a writer in New York obscure
enough now, but well known here last winter for
his Bohemian assaults upon Washington, who
prates about what is "unworthy Of true Journal
ISM" What shall be said of this fellows as
sumptions when he privately admits that he has
maliciously assailed cOtempOrary, In his per-
sonal character, and that he only awaits an op-
portunity TO serve another likewise? This sneak
ing conduct should place its perpetrator in the
pillOIy OF public contempt. The fellow edits
the New York Repatiic.-Aoraiag Ners.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

~A recent publication ON the prices of wild
beasts for shows states that irst-class hippota-
mus is worth 5000 or 5000; a lion, 1000 or
$1,000; an elephant, $3.50 20 S6.0oo; a giraffe,
50 900; Bengal tiger, 81 000; a leopard, 500 to
$500; hyena, 500; and that New York house
i'm the last three years has sold 900 worth of
these animals, exclusive OF lively trade in
YpoSkays birds k-e
Evening star., 1869-11-11
I.edru Rollin En- pecsesi I'm Paris.

IUtyTuP"tu E1ctustctfy 20 INC EreHtHg StdT.
PARIS, Nov. 11--AfternOon.-Alexan Au-
guste Ledru Rollin, ex- Minister OF France who
wes compelled to seek safety in England i'm Is4s
on account of conspiracy against Napoleon, is
expected TO arrive here to-day. IL is reported
that he will be promptly arrested ii he enters
French territory.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

PEEsoNAL.-Senator Cattell of New Jersey,
and Hon. Robert e. Schenck, of Ohio, are at the
Ebbitt House. ...-Senator Sawyer. of South
Carolina, is at Wizards.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

LIEUT.. COMMANDER FRANCIS VI. BUNcE has
been ordered to command the 'Santasket.' -
Lieut.. Edwin White has been ordered to Wash
ington, ID. c., for examination for promotion.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

THE SOUTHERN Posi- SYsTEM.-Mr. George
ID. Armstrong, Superintendent of the Special
Service of the Post Office Department, left here
to-day on tour inspection. He will visit most
of the Southern and Western cities. At Macon
he will be joined by First Assistant Postmaster
General Earle. The object of the tour is to
make thorough inspection of the Southern
postal system, with view of its improvement in
that section.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
HE WAR
HOsTIIITIEs COMMENCED.

The Cooperation against the Balti.
more and Ohio Railr0ad Letter
ley Emtremclnes across the IeAilr0NS1
Tfack-The baltimore Train Cheek.
ed ut Millx' station -Slgnal Men
Busy-RailrONd scouts In the Field =
Trnim-It Switches ON 60 the Other
Track and Enters the City.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

HoN. AMOS KENDALL is very low this after :
noon and no hopes are entertained OF his reco-
very.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

A POLITICAL LIBEL SUTT.-Mr. ,. r. Brick,
Jr., the defeated Republican candidate Of the
Richmond County Assembly District, ~. v. has
brought suit against Captain A. J. Wood and
X. Schwartzkoph, Esq, for $1,000 damages for
having, a. he asserts, circulated damaging state
ments against him during the campaign. The
defendants arc prominent Republicans.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

WHIsKEY MANUFACTURE.-There are be.
tween thirteen and fourteen hundred d;stilleries
registered on the books at the Internal Revenue
Office, but about $50 only OF this number are
now i'm operation.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
IN WORKS,
P.RKERsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.

We have on hand one Portable Steam Saw Min OF
= HoTse Power that viii sell at our works for
q 200 eash also several portable engines suitable
for thre-ling machines Of 10 horse power; also
sTsl portable engines on wheels from Is 70 % horss
power or under Persons wishing TO purchase
OF sssond hand machinery, engines T ron would 10
DO &Jy PaTkersbprg, West Virgins.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

GoOD NEWS FOR THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
CLERKs.-Secretary Cox has issued an order di-
recting that from and after the 18th instant the
Interior Department, and various Bureaus
thereof shall be closed at 3 O'Clock p. m. Clerks
are prohibited from absenting themselves from
duty during office hours.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUB-CoNMITTEE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
yesterday examined III. q. Worthington, late
Minister to the Argentine Republic.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
An Escaped Indian Murderer Recap.
tUress.

Tslegrophed Exclusively TO Tke E-eRing Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. i1.-An Omaha Dispatch saws
that one OF the Indians who escaped TUESDAY
night has been recaptured. Little Wolf and
Horse Driver attempted TO commit suicide yes-
terday afternoon, and both in a critical
condition at present. Blue Hawk has not been
recaptured.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
The shortest Trip Acress the Atlantic.

Tete9rdphed Exclusively 20 The Erening Star.
BREsT, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Periere
which arrived here from New York last Monday
made the shortest time record; making the
run in days, II hours, and IS minute-eqniva-
lent to days, q hours, and IS minutes TO
Queenstown.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

THE WHITE HoUsR.-The President received
no visitors this forenoon, being busily engaged
in his office. In the afternoon quite large
number were admitted, most Of whom were
ofice-seekers.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

SENATOR CAssEELY, of California, and Mr.
Ordway, doorkeeper of the House of Representa-
tiyes, are among the late arrivals in this city,
Evening star., 1869-11-11
The hank OfFrance.
Telegrdphed

Tetegrdphed Ezclxsirely 10 The Erening Star.
PARIS, KOv. 1.-THE weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France, published to-day. shows that
the amount Of specie is 700 900 francs less than
last week.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
ImpOrtant Railroad Suit.

NpetidI % Ike ErenlHg Mdr.
CoLpNBps, OHIO, Nov. 1.-THE Railroad
Commissioner OF Ohio has brought suit in tn
nam" OF the State against Jay Gould. President
ofthe Erie road. as lessee Of the Atlantic and
Gre al Western Railway, for failing 20 Tile re-
Tort oi the business and doing> Of much OF
that corporation as lies i'm Ohio, as required by
the laws OF that State.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

Tttsgrdphed Ezclusirely 20 The Erening Star.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE amount of specie i'm the
Bank Of England is f3li 900 less than last week
Evening star., 1869-11-11

1t is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
making feless, stiff, brashy hair, healthy soft, and
glossy.
Price SIO. For sale by all druggists.
X. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
RAILROADS.
BALrINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALrINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
w,su,xc w.sHIssroS, lsso.
JSS I S.SsiSSiI.ESE SSSS EskTiNSsE Nh Fl f%a ksk -
WEST are now run as fellows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Lesys ss,i essss, 20! 40 :, ssa $50 A.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS,
ana arsys SO Say aas 1scrf sspd"y at and $50 NJ
FOR ANSAPVLIS
Lesye at =. VI, and t:2s p. ". No train to or
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at . \. N, sna 12:<s, ESQ, $40, ana
FOR waE STATIONS
Leavept A. NJ aaS 2:50, and 1:4s p. VI.
FDR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lfsss allS snG ii' mi rs"Fi1d p and at
3n on s,D5Hy s5n5IT s' so 1I npa an1 2se T VI
pec,i- Relay etari.n with trains from Baltimore
TS-o1eh tics.ts 10 the West can be had at the
gtOn station Ticket Gtes at al h"TPs OF the
vai in avenue Pa'sSengr purchasing tickets at the
svenue .f,irs eaa there arTsner to hays their bag
10 the depot ard m. n the baggage
ITNew l9rs, 1LiladsiYhia, and BostOn, see ad-
2 J. wILsON, Master Of Transportation.
FS " cIh kSTE Sf3sTsi enaTs T,9sf! asssf sss1'
ffgILihELfhIt.h II hlfh phhS hSb bf ssnS..oS,
MN YORK. ~ ~
WASHINGION, 1850
freins between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are follows viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcithoxt ehanss Of ears.
Leave daily except sunday at a. m, and IA 5
and y. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texeept sunday at a. m' and 1915
and $40 D. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at 900 p m and Philadel-
Sieening cars for New York on 9 n m train opIy
Through tickets TO Philadelphia New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
I'M the day. Also, at the Company Ofiice, No. AO6
PenBsy lyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts the Avenue Office can there arrange to have
fher baggage called for and checked at their resi-
dence, taken tothe depot, and put into the baggage
ear.
erhedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo
lie and the West.
j. l.. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 30 GEO. =. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE new Chicago Stock
Board was opened last evening, ON Clark street
with speeches and a collation.. Congratulatory
dispatches were sent and received from other
Stock Exchanges.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
national THEATRE,

THIS EVENING
The beautiful and accomplished Danseuse.
MILE RITA SANGALLl AND TROUPE.
In the Fairy Burlesque of
FLICK FLOCK.
FRIDAY-Benefit of RITA SANGALLI
SANGALLI MATINEE On SATURDAY.
On MONDAY the popular fayorites.
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
noI02t WILL APPEAR.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
Ssoy~rusneus Securities.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ~, lssSl-Jay Cooke n co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
securities
Evening star., 1869-11-11
M EROTT HALL.
,ebut in Washington of the celebrated
FRANkO IA MILY.


PIANISTS AND VOCALISTS,
Give in number } viz:
NAHAN aged seven years;
RACHEL, aged nine years;
SAM, aged ten years;
JEANETTE, aged twelve years;
SELMA, aged fourteen years.
The public Of Washington and vicinity are re-
spectfully informed that the
FRANkO CHILDREN,
pronounced by the press OF New York and the prin
cipal European cities to be the
GREATEST MUSICAL WONDERS Of the WORLD
Will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
November . and Is.
And for the special accommodation of suburban
residents and children
A GRAND JUVENILE MATINEE ON
THURSDAY (THANkSGIVING), at = o'clock.
The FrankO Family are native Americans, born in
New Orleans, but their musical studies have been
perfected in Berlin in which and other European
cities they have elected the most unqualified admira
tion and enthusiasm from the Musical Profession,
the Press and the Public by the wonderful talents
they have displayed i'm the depreciation of the most
difficult music Of the great masters; also their
CONCERTS IN NEW YORK AND THE GRAND
PATTI MATINEES.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION .....-....ONE DOLLAR
No e1fra charge for Resrred Seafs.
Tickets for sale at w G. MetZerotts Music Store.
commencing SATURDAY, November l3.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO THE MATINEE
ONLY.
Doors open at IA and l8 O'Clock. no lO-st
Evening star., 1869-11-11

ECON N0MY n
W II is we'll to be economical at all times, and ~
lin connection with head covering Mr.. CUM
SIEGHAM the Laiy Practical Halter SersaA
street respectfully informs the public generally that
for less than half the price of anew he will RE-
MODEL YOUR OLD SILK HAT, and set 1t to
fashionable shape.
Factory. No. 346se seventh ct, sixth door below
Northern Market, Ho9eolm
Evening star., 1869-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

Can have their hair restored to its natural colo
and If il has fallen out, create a new growth,
using
Evening star., 1869-11-11
STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK LINE.

NORFOLK LINE.
Steamer W. W. COLT will arrive at CrOuch's 9Th
street v harf on SATURDAY NEXT, r.
and continue her regular trips To EA8A5<E8N
Norfolk, leaving the above wharf96s7zzz
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at IL o'clock a.
IA. and GEORGETOWN at 9O'clOck-
For information apply on board. tn
HAR1EEI BRO, Georgetown.
I. NJ CROUCH, 9th Il. wharf,
4 st" Washington.