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The New York herald., 1869-09-23
A UsPIeN NoTICR4ns WEST TwENrY'sEyESTH
IA street.
THIS THURSDAY MORNING., -'fitl

elegant ard costly Furniture Pisaoorte &c. Z. the private
residence ll8 Wes Twenty seventh street. Sixth
sale commencing at 1Oh precisely LUK Il FIrZG eRALp.
will sell to the highest bidder all the magnicen
HOseholi Furniture and costly Works OF Art brit mt
toned Panooe made BY city makers psaker Brohers,
Paror SUITS In green and goid crimson snt gold
lk reps, Pier and MaRtel tMirg9rs, Centre and Side
Tables Etageres Bookcase Lace Curtains Oil Paintings
Engraving. Psror OrnAmens Velvet Brussels and Thrse %
Room Suits In rosewood AMI walnut twenty Hair aud snring
Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding, Washstania Sofas,
Chairs Rockers Extension Tabes Buets, Dining Chairs.
Plated Wsre, Glass Ware French China Dinner and Tea
too mention. Goods packet and shipped for
purchssers N BAonss 10 let, furnished Ance Nay, az
a cOStn a sl5,C0U
The New York herald., 1869-09-23

erprrMnER H,1ssa
OFFICE OFyTHE SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRtc-
~ ton, Post OMce and Court House, New York sept 20
For two days Proposals win be received for the earth
beng excavatei the the new Post Once
s-s 0.., G. 7. HULBURD, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1869-09-23

Ttfft NffA BILLIARDS..
D1LLIARD TABLE WANTED-SECOND HAND q,
size pockets, complete and In party
willing 20 sell at n bargain may Apply HUDNUI's Phar.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND tPHELANs PATENT
" dining room Billiard fable. Address lBg Mercer Vt.
new iorA. .u HENRY S. CHASE
Evening star., 1869-11-03

THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE. - The
Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday thus speaks Of
the Pennsylvania coal trade:
1he anthracite coal trade has become very ac-
I'VE, the orders for coal being considerably in
excess OF the ability of shippers to Immediately
hll. The demand from New York and from the
South Is unusually pressing for coal for domestic
uses. From Boston and the smaller towns of
New England there is a fair demand, but the
urgency is less pressing than from the other
points named. In the mining regions coal pro-
prospect of an advancing market, no exertion
Will be spared to get out the largest possible
amount of coal. The difficulties that have hith-
appearing under the increased demand for and
higher prices Of coal. Boats are being brought
into active requisition ON the canals, that the
navigation, which, unfortunately, will be short
The Reading railroad, which claims capacity
equal to 10000 tons per week, under vigorous
125,124 tons, against I2I ,5s1 tons the previous
week, and for the year 3,Gi4 ,626 tons, against
3,1s4 ,@'1 tons to corresponding date last year
an increase Of ass, ,6e5 TOMS The Schuylkili canal
shipped Il, ,s63 tons, increase on it's tonnage of
the previous week of ,507 tons, and for the sea-
son 549, ,318 tons, against 800, ,473 tons to same
date in 166S-a decrease of go ,155 tons. The
entire coal production of the week as reported
by all the leading carrying companies is 326 ,33l
tons, against 800 1913 tons the previous week an
increase Of 1s sos tons and for the year II 633 221
tons, against 099, ,022 to same dates in 1868 IA
decrease OF 465, ,S01 tons. As compared with cor
responding week last year, when all the mining
regions and all the carrying companies were in
active operation, the tonnage Of last week. in
stead of recovering on its previous loss, actually
ien on il! ,12s tons. This going backwards in
the trade Is most probably at an end for the sea-
SON. There is every reason to expect a heavy
production this week and to the end of the year
should no mishap occur. The basis for wages
mas been SO adjusted as to increase the pay to
the miners between $5 and SO per month for the
month OF October, and, as the operators i'm their
turn grumble at the advance, it Is not likely that
there will be any further increase this season.
Evening star., 1869-11-03
GEORGETOWN.

The BOAT RACE, which comes off on Friday
afternoon between the Anacostia and Potomac
clubs, is all the talk. This afternoon the Ana
costa took their race boat "Minnehaha'' around
to the Analostan club house, where it win re-
main till the day Of the race, except when the
the course. Messrs. Allen X. Benner, for the
Anacostia, and j. II. Mc(iill, for the Potomac,
have been chooses judges, and John Corson, cox
swain OF the AnalOstan, referee in the race.
3 FLOUR INsPEcrIoNs-Mr. G. T. Edmonston,
-four inspector, makes the following report of
inspections for the month Of October: Family,
10,s15; Extra, IL. .732; Super, 1,062; Fine, 6S3;
First Middlings, SIS; Second Middlings, 9s;
Broad Arrow, n; Rye -four, %. Total, "a sos.
RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Columbia,
Harper, and Isaac p. Smith, Fields. from Balti-
more. The steamer +. q. Knight, of the New
York line. arrived here yesterday afternoon from
Chester, Pa, where she received a new boiler
formerly of the Valley City, viii command her,
and she leaves for New York on Friday.
BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOL GuARDIAys-The
regular monthly meeting of this board was held
last evening, but no business was transacted
beyond the reception and reference of teachers
reports and the auditing and passage OF several
bills Of current expenses.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE--Thomas Dowling,
auctiOneer, has sold lot 5, i'm subdivision of lot
the corner of High and Market streets, to Mrs.
Mosher, for S13 per front foot.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Nine hundred and
sixty bushels of fair red wheat were offered and
sold on 'Change this morning, i'm lots, at S1.36a
S1.40 per bushel.
IMPRovING.-Officer Myles, who received
severe injuries yesterday at the hands of two
very low last night, but this morning is IN uch
better,
Evening star., 1869-11-03
BY Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph, James n
Gdssdpau, Operdf0r,

BY Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph, james ~
GassaUdy, Operator.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-First BOard-U. 8. 6's,
1881, coupon, l1S; 5-3O's, 1862, coupon, 115;
5-2O's, 1864, coupon, none; 5-2o's, 1855, coupon,
none; 52o's, new, 1865 coupon, 1154; 52O's, 1861
coupon, 115x; 5-2O's 1868, coupon, 115A; 10-40's,
coupon, 107 x; Currency 6's, 1U7H X; Canton, 5O
Cumberland, 26A; Quicksilver, IA x; Mariposa,
15k; Western Union Telegraph, 36x; Boston
Water Power, Il, Pacific Mail, 59x; New York
Central, 1s2x; Erie, 2sh; Erie preferred, 49,;
Hudson, l61 X; Reading, y6 y; Michigan Central,
10; Michigan Southern, 90x; Illinois Central,
137; Cleveland s. Pittsburg, S5k; Northwest,
6sK; Northwest preferred, none; Rock Island,
1903 Fort Wayne, IS; Alton & Terre Haute, 26
Toledo 8 Wabash, 81; Chicago s. Alton, 146;
Chicago & Alton preferred, 1lG; Ohio & Mis-,
sissippi certificates, 25A; Adams Express, 55x;
Wells Express, 10; American Express, 3is;
United States Express, 56k; Merchants Union
Express, none. Market, weak. Gold, 127a.a
1NK
[By Cable.]
LONDON, Nov. :, Il p. m.-COnsols. 93X; Bonds,
1862, So; 1865, s1hah; 1857, S3kax; 19-40's, tex;
Illinois, 81 \; Erie, Ola 4; Atlantic, ,25.
PARIS, 1 p. m-Rentes IF 25c.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-COtton market active
Sales, 1900 bales. Middlings Uplands, 12k;
Middling Orleans, 123.
Evening star., 1869-11-03
ALEXANDRIA.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The annual gen.
eral meeting of the stockholders of the Alexan-
dria, LOudOn and Hampshire Railroad Company
is to be held at the office Of the company, in this
city, to-day.
CIRCUIT COURT.-The November term Of the
Circuit Court for this county, Judge Lysander
Hill presiding, will commence on Monday next.
The sheriff was out yesterday summoning jurors
to serve during the term.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mrs. John johnson, an
old lady residing on the upper end of Cameron
street, while walking to church on Sunday last,
slipped, and falling ON the pavement, was so un-
fortunate as to fracture her hip bone.
THE BERNIE BANK RAILRoAD-The line of
the proposed Bernie Bank or Georgetown and
Alexandria railroad, as at present located, will
pass through the almshouse lot, and enter the
city west of Henry street.
REINsTATED.-Capt. Charles Williams, who
was, sometime ago, removed from his position
as conductor of the local trains ON the w. A. 81
u. r. R., has been reinstated.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

The demsn for money in New York yes:er-
day was active throughout the day and quite
pressing towards the close Of hank hours. tn,
new business was generally at per cent and
the bank and private money lenders were all
disposed to insist strongly on the legal rate. Il
was stated on the street that the Broadway
maturing obligations of the CITY. The turn of
the market towards activity and higher rates OF
interest, gave rise to fear that New York Is
gradually drifting into that stringency which
leading city of the Union. There Is a very pres
sing-demand for discounts both at bank and on
the street. The banks are discounting for their
customers quite sparingly and on the street
prime to good business notes range from IL to %
per cent.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

TIE EMIGRATION of Chinese into California,
it is asserted by the San Francisco Bulletin, is
by no means extraordinary, and Is not increasing
at such rate as to excite alarm as TO the in
1uence Of the Asiatics upon society. During the
first eight months Of 1869 the arrivals of Chinese
at San Francisco amounted to IL 900, which pro-
portion would give Il, 800 for the arrivals during
the entire year. The number was only exceeded
in 1852, when the arrivals amounted to 18, ,431.
The next largest was in 1854, when over Is 900
land d. The arrivals during the five years pre-
viOus to 1869, as compared with all earlier years
up to 1852, it is stated, exhibit q considerable
falling Off, and but for the marked increase in
arrivals during the present year, IL is argued, it
might be assumed that the Chinese emigration
was abating. The complete statistics show that
while the arrivals from 1852 to 1868, inclusive,
period of eleven years, aggregated SS, ,4O2 making
an average of over 5000 per annum, the arrivals
from 1854 to 1868, inclusive, period Of five
years, aggregated but 16,OS7 making an annual
average of only 3,2l9 On the other hand, it is
further cOntended that large numbers of China
men have returned to their native land, and also
have died. SO that the Chinese residents are not
numerous as might be supposed.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

LIFE IN ARKANsAs.-Gally Rock, Arkansas,
has an excitement. Zach Nichols had married,
for his fourth wife, the widow Harris, and had
taken to his protection her step-sons Last We'd
nesday report Of pistol was heard, and the
people rushing to the spot whence the sound pro-
ceeded were met by one Of the step-sons, Gkorge,
who announced that "Old man Nichols is dead
as bee." The body Of Nichols was found on
the ground, the ball having entered his mouth,
killing the old man instantly. George was ar
rested. On an examination he testified that his
step-father had dropped the pistol, and endeav-
oTing to pick 1t mp It was discharged George
was also discharged. The local paper that re-
cords these facts states i'm conclusion: "The de-
ceased, owing to his frequent marriages, leaves
several families OF numerous children, but be-
queaths little else to the wOrld."-Louisvilte
COnrier-JournQl, October q.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

~Father Hyacinthe Is studying English.
HThe Revolution proposes "Home for Fal-
len Men,"
~Thc Massachusetts, State Constables are
busy seizing '.bitters." ..... ....,
us Solivss sD DysI lsctared on "How to Escape
~Jef. Davis for the remainder Of his life
will reside tn New Orleans.
s0Handkerceiefs with colored borders in
blocks are fashionable.
ga live migrant has appeared in Tennessee
with 800 sheep and 800 mules.
five dollars to call man blanked liar when he
served q writ. ri q .,lgl-F . -
1There never existed hut one Mormon Irish
man, and Mormon Irish woman is something
totally un known to naturalists.
n0Snow Is eight inches deep in the Adiron-
dack region. At Burlington, VT, last Friday.
several inches Of snow had fallen.
~The fire which broke out on the Stonevall
could have been extinguished by single bucket
full Of water; but there was no a bucket on the
boat
n1It is said that at the Gcumenical the Pope
will merely claim the sole power Of introducing
subjects for discussion. ~
s0Genersl Rosecranswill make IS 900 900 ont
Of his California speculation.
~Miss Clara Louisa kellogg contemplates
an early return to Europe.
0A Californian exhibits gun that fires
three hundred shots q minute.
n1John HARRISON formerly of the lannon's
Confederate nitre bureau, has returned to his
home In Selma, Ala, from European tour.
s%Strings to new fashioned bonnets are tied
under the chin, 80 the ladies, are longer to 90
about with their heads in harness.
~ Hugo Smell, a German Lutheran clerpy-
man, recently committed suicide in WisconsIn
jail, to which he had been consigned for sedu-
cling a girl Of his congregation.
George C. Prentice repudiates some Of the
Lippincott Magazine accounts Of his bellieerent
experiences and disposition.
~The Baptists of Boston have social elub.
and the CoBgregatioualists are going into the
same thing.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, previous to being
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between
Ak and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfully
treats COrns, BuniOns, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet,
without pain or inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can he worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands ofOther
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from a. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at office. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and ID. m.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

Georgia State COlOred Convention, which met at
Macon last week, adjourned on Saturday. 1t
numbered 36 delegates, representing So coun-
ties, and resulted in the formation of an organi-
cation, to be called "The State Mechanics and
LabOrers' Association, and providing for local
wOrkingmen's unions. They also recommend
ations. In the resolutions adopted they declared
that capital could only be safe when the laborer
is protected and labor is paid its just reward.
advantage over united labor, and that there was
no quarrel between the two when justice was
done; favOring the organization OF cooperative
supply clubs and associations for the purchase of
lands; urging the withdrawal of women from the
field Of labor wherever possible, and recommend
ing the formation of clubs among those en-
ployed on plantations for material defence. A
series Of resolutions favOring immigration, de-
claring that there is no antagOnism betwehn
them and any foreign labor, and Offering well
come to the Chinese, passed unanimously.
Evening star., 1869-11-03
~wales has A railvav or ,

Wales has railway OF only two feet pauee.
the engines and cars being correspondinSlv
smalI, a. well as the expense drumming it, Ifhe
experiment. Is quite successful, and is worthy oS
general adoption on routes whereroads on a more
extensive scale would not pay. az ''
~ Madame Rattazzi asked ex-Queen Isabs,,a
not enjoy any festivities while poor Spsin =,
such an unhappy state. The love OF the de-
throned monarch for the Old Kingdom is a very
touching instance OF unrequited affection.
- The Red Stockings give Omaha the cret,;,
Of having the worst base ban club i'm tSe Limited
States 1t takes three of them to pick up a bsiI
and then they quarrel seventeen minutes to see
VINO snail throw IL 10 the pitcher, VIXEN the
pitcher finally goes after II himself and sets his
nose punched 1 60 -'''
~Mrs. Glaes, Of the town Of Scott. Shehov-
gan county, Wisconsin, cut her hroaf last veek
and. with the blood sPirting from the wound,
invalid, and bade him s'eood by"
Evening star., 1869-11-03
THE Markets TODAY.

zusyTufNtu EzIustcety % TIC ZceNtfy StdT.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Cotton quiet; prices
unchanged. Flour quiet; unchanged in every
respect. Wheat dnll, at S1.35aS1.43. Corn dull,
at s1a$107 old white 75aS5c. New Oats dull, at
56a5sc. Rye, s1.Os. Pork quiet at s33. Bacon
fS; hams, a4as5. Lard quiet at isalsI. s"V W%sE :
dull, S1.15, with downward tendency.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Stocks unsettled. Money
strong at per cent. Exchange, long, 9; short,
9k:. Gold, Nh. 5-2O's, 1862, coupons, lax.
N-4Os, coupon, 7K. Virginia's, Skies, ex-cou-
pons, 30; do. new, 52X. North Cardinals, Al; do.
new, 3ST.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-virginia 6s, old, 45.
bid, ASK asked; do, 1866, 81 bid, 50 asked; do,
1861 as bid, 4SH asked; do, coupon, new, 50 bid
North CarOlina's, old, 46 bid; do. new, 81 bid.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-F1our heavy. Wheat
unchanged. Corn dull and declining.
Evening star., 1869-11-03
DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING RANCE LIGHrs
l. AND kEEPERs DWELLING ON NORRIS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA.
TREASURY DEPARrMENT,
w Uf t.Sh b,s r Hu.s. b1Akpi

WASHINGTON. D. C. October IS, 1869
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ the Once of the
engineer of the 9th Light house district Charleston,
South Carolina. until ] D. m. of TUESDAY,, the
18th day Of November. at which time and place they
viii be publicly opened for the supply of all mate
rals and accessories, (except lanterns and umina-
ting apparatus, and the erection and 0mpletion "a
keeper dwelling, and two range lights ON Morris
Island near Charleston, south Carolina in accord
ance with plans and specifications. copies of which
may be seen either at the engineer office, in Charles
ton, or at the offce Of the Light house Board, in
W ashington, ID. G..
Each bid must be accompanied by a guaranty, in
the sum Of hye thousand dollars S5esl.l signed by
the bidder bidders, and two responsible ruretie
condition d which H.. that the bidder will il his bid
he accepted, enter into bond 10 do the work spec
Each bid must state the time at which the work
will be completed.
The successful bidder will he required enter into
bonds TO supply the materials and 60 perform tho
work according 10 the plans and specifications ths
amount Of the bond 10 be five Thousand dollars. and
TO be signed by the bidder bidders, and two sure
ties, the competency Of which must be certified by
some Oficial known 20 the Treasury Department
Bids should he scaled and addressed MAJOR George
Burroughs, Corps Engineers, U. :. Army. Engineer
9th Light house District, the envelope being plainly
endorsed, " Proposals for Morris Island Range
Lights" w. ID. sHUBRICk,
l-eo3w Chairman 4. III B.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

To CLEAN PAINT.-There is a very simple
method to clean paint that has become dirty,
and if our housewives should adopt it, it would
save them a great deal Of trouble. Provide a
plate with some of the best whiting to be had,
and have ready some clean warm water and a
piece Of flannel, which dip into the water and
squeeze nearly dry; then take as much whiting
as will adhere to it, apply it to the painted sur
face, when a little rubbing will Instantly re-
move any dirt or grease. After which, wash the
part well with clean water, rubbing it dry with
a soft cham0is. Paint thus cleaned looks as
well as when first laid on, without any injury to
the most delicate colors. 1t is far better than
using soap, and does not require more than half
the time and labor.-C0dckmaker's Journal.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

SHOCKING MURDER OF FATHER BY Hrs
SOMA horrible murder was committed at Okla
Iona, Mississippi, Saturday night. Major Shep-
herd, collector Of internal revenue, while living
i'm his bed, prosEated by paralysis, was shot
through the heart by his son, Lemuel, who en-
tered the room just as his mother was leaving.
returned to the room, noticed the absence of her
son, and, surprised at the report having effect
on her husband, went to his bedside and discov-
Young Shepherd, after the murder, fed to the
woods, and was arrested by q citizen who learned
Of the affair. Whisky caused the crime I
Evening star., 1869-11-03
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

n N W.T.
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGETo d. c.,
Has received and now offers at very low prices 10
cash buyers, large assortment Of LADIES, DRESS
GOODS, consisting Of silks Plain and Plaid Popiins
Epingiinas, Empress Cloths, Merinos, Poplin Aipa'
ing Cloths Black Goods Of the best makes for Mourn
ing, Shawls, Arabs; Alexandrels, Courvoseur's and
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, shaker and other
EIanneIs Gents and Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, Linen
and Boys Wear, Frederieksburg Cloths and Csssi.
Napkins, Towels, Huek and scotch Diapers an the
best makes Of Shirting Cottons and Irish Linens,
Linseys cheap Delaines and all other goods adapted
Ply ingrsin, and Step Carpets, Floor and fable OH
and examine goods and prices.
washington customers will find Il to their I'm.
seSasst S 70 Sist 1eorgetown when making their pur
Evening star., 1869-11-03

FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., s1.5O. 50, $3.50. at
the Original Franc, 494 7th St, between ID and
L. No Branch Store 929I:
Evening star., 1869-11-03

THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. B.
Wilson s. Co can sell Shoes, Boots, &C., as cheap
as any person who advertises in the Star. ia
Evening star., 1869-11-03

FoR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Goods
60 the Original Franc, 49i 9Th street, between ID
and Z. No Branch Store. 9.29I:
Evening star., 1869-11-03

NATIONAL Neutrality-suspicious. Minstrels
and Joe Emmett
LINCOLN HALL--Carlotta Patti Concert.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a m.
CARROLL HALL--Fair for the benefit of st.
Gincent's Orphan Asylum.
hARsKITER's ART GALLERY, 4s6 9Th street.
SMITH * STRoSG's ART GALLERY, 2i5 F
street.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

COURT IN GENERAL TERN-To-tay John
Cruikshank was appointed an examiner In chan
cery. Ihe argument in the case of Kennedy
sumed. 80 ~
Evening star., 1869-11-03

GOING ToR HosE-Yesterdaym morning, Oficer
skinner arrested Henry Hamilton and Willjam
ard eolored boys, for the larceny Of stockings
from Jacob Gibson and Justice Thomnson co,.,
mitted them 70 Jail for court
Evening star., 1869-11-03

Coon Socks for winter, 8, 10, Is, 25 cents, at
the Original Franc, 494 7th ST., between ID and
+. No Branch Store. 9291:
Evening star., 1869-11-03

ARRANGEMENTS HAVE nrrx
al persons who attend the Emane;n.,yg, sn,Sn n,a
oIauon IN Baltimore, Tomorrow csn ,res's. se,e
Iouhd-uip tickets At -, good until sssn p,o1aIe
Evening star., 1869-11-03

THE GREATEST relief imaginable can be af
fOrded this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishingly
low prices at the celebrated Oak Hall clothing
store 400 Seventh street. opposite the Post ONCE,
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. 26,6
Evening star., 1869-11-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored Silks, Irish Poplns. Empress
az q, 10y ss . cts; Superior double Warp. Mpscss;
Striped, ana cssers Shawl Bsanss SiGsn' stfissd rl;a
and Scotch Pl.ia Arabs. from "a to 9f Cloths,
Boys; Flannels, IL wool, from $ eta nm: All xoo
shaker DO, % sts;; Good @ B!esched and Brown
vosl Nuslin, M MEDs; Androsccggm. Mfmsutta, and New
n One Case full M.dder eolos sf 10 cfs: Large Red
sI19s s'spEsts fFG% RIO 2 tossther with large
oc s-im Il lel Bridee strsef, GeoraetaH,n
Evening star., 1869-11-03

his course Of lectures in tb;s 80, @ ~,
81 :. .ns Lngisn Synagogue, ON the Holy Land.
Evening star., 1869-11-03

Mr.. w. 5. HUNTIxGToS, treasurer of the
Avondale relief fund in this city, YESTERDAY
Transmitted s4s91e, being the amount raised IL,
Washington. -
Evening star., 1869-11-03

dividend DEcLARED.-The trustees of Odd
r. eno~s nc HAL last evening declared a dividend
-, -, - peI CENT ON the stock Of the hall for the
Evening star., 1869-11-03

bakery, in adjusting the rollers YESTERDAY rot
ms hand in the machinery and two Of his fingers
Evening star., 1869-11-03

SoikEk DANsANrE.-The third OF Professor
Mafims fortnightiy soirees takes place at his
Academy to-moIrow night. The sorees are
yseAerehe, and well attended by our best Citizens
We anticipate pleasant evening for those who
have the good fortune to attend