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NATIONAL TIRE.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
WITH A CHANGE OF OPERA EVERY NIGHT.
%hs sSG s . that
mence III this city short seaOn Of
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
MONDAY EVENING, November ~, 1869,
When the original Company of well known and IA
an impression in this city, and concluded one of the
most successful Opera Engagements
ON RECORD IN AMERICA,
and who recently closed in New York at the Theatre
Francais and also in Philadelphia,
LONG AND BRILLIANT SEASON,
will have the honor Of appearing in this city in
FAVORITE GERMAN OPERAS,
which have not been represented here for four years
THE COMPANY,
forming combination of the chief Slusical talent IN
the country comprises, among Others the following
eminent artises whose well known talents and abil
ltles have so often met with the appreciation and ap
proya OF this public that any extended praise of them
at present Is unnecessary.
The very popular Prima Donna,
MARIE FREDERICK,
the great original of Gounods Margueretta, and in
which character she is without an equalizer first
The very celebrated Prima Donna,
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER,
whose marvellous execution Of the most forid music
The famous Dramatic Prima Donna,
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNSEN,
whonow ranks with only a few peers in the noble
The favorite Prima Donna,
NINE SOPHIE DZIUBA,
The most popular Lyric Tenor,
THEODORE HABELMANN,
whose exquisite voice and widely famed rendition of
the chiefest lyric roles in which he has equal in
this country. have made his name 50 universally ia
nous as TO his bare announcement. His first appear
ance in four years.
The very famous Primo Tenore,
FRANZ HIMMER,
the great original of Gounod's Faust His first
appearance in Washington in two years.
The Pleasing Tenor,
JOHANN ARMAND.
The very excellent and scholastic Baritone,
WILHELM EQRMES.
The eminent Basso Profundo,
JOSEPH WEINLICH.
The popular Basso,
HEINRICH STEINECKE.
Especial pleasure is taken in presenting the name
OF the eminent Maestro,
CARL G, Musical Director
WALTER Conductor
Who have so selected the Chorus and Orchestra as
TO give the utmost satisfaction to those who
desire to see thorough and exact
operatic representations.
THE REPERTOIRE
Will consist of the following works:
THE MAGIC FLUTE, Mozart (Die Zauberfiote.D
L kSbkkF' 5sEHE' Ii hslfSy GTykBLE, Meyerbeer.
la DAME BLANCHE, Boildieu.
AAssANIELLO, Auber.
THE SCALE or PRICES
adopted Is such that cannot but be deemed liberal:
aoipasson 20
Reserved Seats, Parquef and Dress Circle c Extra
Reseryed Seats Orchestra Chairs. extra
The sale Of secured seats commences at MetzeTotts
ThTRsDAY MORNING. AT O'CLOCK.
no22-6t
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
IEonors 10 the Late George Peabod,

autographed ErciEsirely 20 The EreRing S,ar
BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-At a meeting of citizens in
the town OF Peabody, last evening resolutions
were adopted honoring the memory OF George
feabody, anu appointing a committee to CO.
operate with the trustees of the Peabody IuS,i-
tute IN making arrangements for the funeral
hev. w: HI. Barbour, of the Bangor Theoloc,-
cal Seminary, has received and accepted, an in
Ntaton TO deliver the funeral sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23
DR.. LivfngtOn Alive Agaiu-yO Mis-.
take this Time

1efegrdphed Erclnsirely TO The Erenino Star.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-It is now absolutely certain
that the great African traveller. the Rev Dir
David Livingston, is safe. The Duke of Argyle
yesterday received telegram from the Cow
ernor OF bombay, containing information that
ne Cthe Governor) had just received letter
l3, 1869. He was then in good health anl ba5
been everywhere well treated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23
Ealing of Church FIoor-Three Per.
sons Killed and Several Woundcd

Ietegrdphed Erciusireiy 10 The EreRing Star.
CINCINNATI, Nov 23.-At Lexington, Ky. on
sunday, while the Second Colored BAPTIST
1hureh was packed with worshppers. a part of
the noor gave way, precipitating the greater
number into the basement Three persons were
KILLED and many wounded. The largest part of
ue members of the congregation who escaped
gong down with the floor. jumped from the
windows, whereby many broke their limbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

iNDiANA comes out with new woman preach
er, Miss Prudence lie Clerc OF Veys-
daughter OF Robert lie Clerc, whose or,lina,ion
10 the lniversallst ministry, in Madison, Ind
TOOK place recently. She Is quite a Young lady
anu Mas dressed plainly but very neatly in black
ornamented with a lace collar. ear-rinys a,,i
pun, and gold watch-chain, and seemed 20 feel
quite selt-posSessed. As regards her sermons.
says correspondent, We have heard MANY
poorer ones preached by men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

CorNTEEFEITERs AREEsTED.-A telegram IN
lhe commissioner OF Internal Revenue an
nounces that Col. Whitly, chief of the secr,.,
service, with the assistance of some of his ,lete,
yves, has captured Isaac Levi and a Mrs Rit-
., o.nnouse, AT osgood, Indiana. while they were
attempting TO sell counterfeit twantv-t;,,a -,
htty cent currency notes. a large auantity an.
the bogus stun, il is said. was found on t6ai-
Pefsolis. Levi was held in sl00Os bail and Mr..
i'm - 900 bail w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

REVENUE SEiZUREs-Acting Commissioner
Douglass this morning received information O.
the seizure OF an illicit still nthe 9TH District of
Virginia, large stock OF liquors belonging +,
Samuel Jones in the 4th New Jersey, and q .4oO
cigars in the Ist District of Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

COUNTING THE SPECIE. Messrs. Lewis d.
Moore and j. p. BigelOw, of the Registers and
Secretary's Office, Treasury Department, left
here on Sunday night with eight clerks for New
York for the purpose Of counting the funds in
the Assistant Treasurer's Office. They will be
assisted by the most experienced bank clerks in
New York. The amount of specie to be over
hauled and counted exceeds Ss0;OOO, 900. The
work will require nearly two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

GEN. SPINNER, Treasurer Of the United States
has completed his annual report. During IN,
eight and half years that he has been in Office
81 o0o, 600 600 has passed through his hands, al
accounted for to the last cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

SOME of the Illinois papers are sharply dis
putting concerning the propriety of the selection
of ex-Secretary Browning to preside over the
Constitutional Convention OF that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

ASSISTANT PAYMAsTER l.. G.. BoGGs has been
ordered to duty as Recorder OF the Board, cf
which Commodore NJ Smith is President, con-
vened recently to determine upen the relative
grade OF line and staff afficers Of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

DISTRICT ATTORNEY PIERREPoNT has bacn
directed, it is reported, to file libel against the
Spanish gunboats which have been built at New
York, so that they may be seized and ietaine1
by the United States marshal, during the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

U. s. CONSUL GENERAL PLUME, at Havana,
was yesterday notified that his resignation had
been accepted, to take effect on the first of De-
cember. Consul Hale, at Matanzas, has been
notified to take Mr.. PIumb's place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

DON'T FORGET that International Exposition
meeting tomorrow night. The future welfare
of the city is concerned in a spirited attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

TOBACCO FRAUDs.-InfOrmation was received
at the Internal Revenae office to-day to the ei-
feet that A. Henderson has been indicted at
Cincinnati for conspiracy with others in tobacco
frauds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

CoMETs.-The Vienna Academy OF Science in
May, 1879, offered eight prizes 20 be awarded
curing the next three years for the discovery OF
new comets. Each prize was 90 consist OF a gold
medal worth twenty ducats (si5), or its value i'm
money, the only condition being that the dis
covery should first be made known 20 the Acad-
emy. HE trst OF these prizes has been award
ed to Mons. Temple, of the Marseilles obseTya-
tory.
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ShfpWreck.

1etesrophsd Exclusively 20 The Eceniay !S,ar
LONDON, Nov. 23--The ship Spendthrift rrom
ohanghal with a cargo of tea, has been totally
from port. -
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HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived Of this blessing know Of
its loss The pimpled, biotched and letter covered
person looks upon clear, smooth skin with Jealousy,
and inwardly desires the same. Those whose sys-
tens are flled with the virus Of SCR0FULA and
other cutaneOus diseases cannot have good health.
When the blood i impure, disease ID 70 follow
All have timely warning In those Blstches, Pim-
pies. letters Sores BOils Copper colored Patches,
Scales, &C: Avert the calamity by purifying the
system with the
sAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before ScrOfnla takes firm hold.
How many have the virus OF ~ phiis IN the system,
and IN that condition contemI late marriage, know
ing little q its banefI inf uence the constitution
To such we say STOP. First cleanse yourself Of
there impurities OF that scrOfulous infection, whlch
IN many cases IL hereditary in the constitution be-
fore yon bring misery on yourself and offspring
Price : -2S per bottle
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The Paris Elections


IetfgrGphed Exclusively TO The Erening Star.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The city is entirely a an. nil
Ministers Bourbean and Leroux have i,eei, r.
elected deputies to the Corps Legislatif.
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Failures I'm England
Ielegrdphsd EpclusiuelV 10 Tn, Fp,,

ietegrdphsd t1ciusiueiy 10 The Euening Star.
LONDON, Nov. 22--There have been many
iallures III the grain trade at Liverpool, includ-
ing several firms which had extensive Amer;ran
connections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAX and wife arrived in
Baltimore yesterday, and are the guests of Sam
uel NJ. Shoemaker, Esq. Mr.. Colfax will attend
the Fair at the Maryland Institute, in aid of the
lnehriate Asylum, this evening, and is expected
to arrive here in the course of a ,iay or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

THB PRESIDENT, it is reported, favors the
early construction of the Darien canal across the
lsthmHs OF Panama, and viii recommend it to
Congress i'm his annual message as a subject for
consideration.
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The Bishop Of Havana Still Hinder
Arrest.

1ettgrdphed Erciasicely 10 The Erening Star.
MADRID, Nov. Z.-The Bishop OF Havana
VINO was recently arrested at Cadiz, was
brought TO this city to-day under guard. He
VIII have an examination Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

CURTIS MCGOWAN, Postmaster at Knoxville
Illinois, has been removed, and j. H. S. Marsh
appointed in his stead. McGowan was detected
only few days since abstractng letters from
the mails after they had been put up, and the
proof beiug positive, he was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

To VISIT THE NAVY YARD.-The President
and members of the Cabinet, and few other
prominent persons, will visit the Washington
navy yard at +. IN. Tomorrow, for the purpose
of thorough inspection of the workings and
condition of the ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

THE SUPREME COURT did not decide any cases
yesterday, owing to the absence of Justice Mil
Ter, who has been in New York some days, and
the consequent failure Of the other justices to
hold consultation. The court will adjourn on
Thursday next until Monday following, in order
to have him for consultation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

SENATOR RAMSEY arrived here last evening
having failed to negotiate the postal treaty with
France because of his refusal to make certain
concessions to the French Government, which.
in his judgement, would have been inimicaI 10
the interests OF the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

THE INVESTIGATION Of the subcommittee on
Foreign Affairs in the Paraguayan matters has,
it is said, developed the fact of a long standing
difference between our diplomatic and naval
corps abroad, involving the question Of ultimate
authority; and concerns charge that naval of
fcers have acted independently of the views of
our diplomatic representatives i'm important pub
lie matters which demanded cooperative action.
The investigation will lead, it is thought, to def
mite regulations.
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The EcumenicaI Cou.c;,

Ieie9rdIhed EIclusireiy 20 the EceRixto Star.
ROME, Nov. 25.-About one hundred and t,,,
BISHOPS have already arrived here, many oi
them from America. many va
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

LIEUTENANTs &. j. TRAIN AND G. II. DlyTs
have been promoted 10 Lieut. Commanders in
the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY
The President has promoted Robt NJ. Douglas.
son OF the late Senator Douglas, to be his private
secretary, James II. Ely, OF Illinois, taking
Douglass former position as assistant private
secretary. These changes do not affect General
Porter's position or Official relations at the Ex-
ecutve Mansion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23
sAMARITAN,s ROOT AND HERE JUICES,
SANIARITAN,S GIFT

The only real cure .or GonorrhCea, Gleet and Dis
csused from IN discretion DAILY ten pills pure
ly vegetable. We discard Batsanl Copabta and Mer-
eury being not only useless but huTtful (,ift
in from two to four day thus troubles
exposure and the extOrtlOn Of quacks. Male Pack
ages 81; FEMALES, S3. Sold BY :. &. FORD and
by Druggists. DESMOND a co,
naE-eoIy 9I3 Race street. Philaslelphia
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EVENING Star NEWSPAPER CONPlyY.
RAILROADS.
BALrIMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DALTIMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD
,,-,.,,,>. WARRINGTON, so
TOH AND BALTIMORE andl3tA - rE<R
WASHINGTON AND THEk~"SRS
WEST are now run a. follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily. except Sunday. at Z. =, a-sd . 40
NJ a.-d I2:45, 3:5O, ! 30, $40, and AZ p N
Tor ALL WAY STAfIONS
Lcave daily. except Sunday, at z and y 30 N
snd $50 ard 4 30 p. NJ.
For ANNAPOLIS
Leave NJ A. VI and 20 r. NJ Ne train to or
from Anna polls on SGRlay-
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
,.sr LssTs :, n A. NJ and 1919, $50, $40 and
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at A. NJ, and 250, ard 7:I5 p. VI.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
Leave daily, except saturday aud Sunday, az A.
m =. 2 so and a. and 9 II. VI.
on Saturday 81 a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
On SUNDAY at 2-5O, z O. and 3 y. VI. cnt-. con-
Meeting at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
90 Wheeling, Parkerssurg, &C.
Tbrough tickets % the West can he had at the
Washipgtor station Ticket Office all hours of the
day. Also at the COmpanys Office, 400 Pennsyl-
vania Passengers purchasing tick cts at the
avenue office can there arrange to have tneir bag
81 the depot, and put in the baggage car.
y New York Philadelphia, and Boston, see AL
vertisement Of Through Line
J. J. WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no - t.EO- =. kOoNTZ. General Agent.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT

CREAT BAKGAINS AT
NJ q. l.. WILD BRO =
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE, No. 497 11TH ST.,
(west side between Pa. avenue and l. st.
Their fine assortment Of Musical Instru--
Pianos viii pSsitIyeiy bs sold az cost pre NfFTv
paratoIy to Commencing Co cooperative Piano Store
speeial attention 20 Tuning and Repairing Pi-
amos. Oc5- 3m
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A SPECK OF WAR WITH SPAIN.
The Spanish GunbOats.

The announced determination of the Govern
ment to hold the Spanish gunboats, recently
bmie at Mystic, Connecticut, has created some
thing of furry i'm Diplomatic circles. Dis
uict Attorney Pierrepont, il will be remem-
bered, was here last week, and had a long
conference with the President ana Secretary
Fish as to what action he should take in
the matter, the vessels having been CON-
pleted and arrived at New York, prepara-
tory to being handed over TO the Spanish
authorities. These consultations resulted i'm al
order from the President and Secretary Fish To
Mr.. PierrepOnt to seize and libel the gun
boats. The Spanish Minister entered his
protest against this action of our Govern
nent, and demanded an immediate release
OF the boats on the gronnd that the Government
had no right to interfere in the matter. as these
gunboats were not to be used against Cuba, but
were destined for action against Peru. Secre-
tary Fish, IL is understood, replied to the effect
that it made no difference whether the boats
were to be used directly or Indirectly against
Cuba or Peru. The sdict observance OF the neu-
uality laws compelled the United States TO
prevent their departure, even if the boats were
TO be used against Peru, as it was claimed ike
number of Spanish vessels could be relieved by
them from the operations against Peru, and
then be used against Cuba. 1t is reported the
Spanish Minister threatens that his government
viii assume a warlike attitude ii the vessels are
held. but this stery is hardly probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

GEN. BUTLER AND THE TwIG6s SwoRDs-We
have already mentioned the fact Of the arres: of
General Butler by Miss Rowena Florence. on
charge OF having in 1862 stolen three jeweled
swords given her by General Twiggs. From the
comments of some of our contemporaries it would
seem that the history of this matter is not un-
derstood, and We give the following to show Just
what the charge amounts to.
On the LIST Of July, 1852, General Butler, in a
letter to President Lincoln ACCOMPANYING the
swords, made the following statement:
"General Twiggs left these swords with n
young woman on the evening before he fed
nom New Orleans, and in his tight, on the day
OF the approach of the fleet, he wrote in his
carriage, while en- route, this extraordinary pa
per:
leave my swords to Miss Rowena Florence.
and box of silver. ID. L. TwIGGs.
n. D., 25th April, 1862
The paper was claimed as a deed of gift of
those very valuable weapons by the Young vo-
man named; but as she had neglected to inform
her father OF this singular donation, cqusa fngg
and as the-grl's mother caused them to be giyen
TO a negro, to be sent back to General Twigos.
house, vyentured to interfere with this tesla
mentary disposition"
When Congress assembled Mr.. Lincoln sent
the following message to the two Houses:
" Fellor-citisems of he Senate and House of Re-
pTesentehres - have In my possession three
valuable swords, formerly the property Of Gen
rosal Of Congress. They were forwarded to INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

A BAD CASA wealthy southerner who had
visited New York, having in company with him
self and wife handsome young lady of Is years.
having applied to Mrs. Charlotte ID. Lozier, NJ
D., to effect an abortion and thus hide the shame
OF the young lady, the female physician in
question took measures 10 have the gentleman
arrested ON the charge of attempting to procure
the commission Of the horribl. crime indicated.
The M. ID. had Intellectually attempted 10
persuade the parties from their diabolical nur-
pose before taking this step. The southerper
offered bribe OF 81 600 to the lady physician n
she would withhold the prosecution,
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THE Baltimare Gazette sug

THE Baltmare Gazette suggests cooperative
society, 10 import children at ten years OF age.
eeaen them 10 clean and to sew and TO cook. 10
fold silks or to dress hair, as their talents NAV
aevelop themselves, and apprentice them out Al
10, ior nve years, to members OF the society
would have a chance Of having a ressonabIy
GOOD one for fye years, and the wagss dine her
1or labor could be paid into the society fund and
apPhed to the training of some other little
ladies we're to join such society and to ia ke the
cnarge or % little girls, each subscriber TO paw
one-hfth part OF the support OF the child for i've
years, AT the end Of which time those desirous
OF employing the girls who were ready to take
service could draw lots for the choice.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

T'HE STAUNCH AND FAyORITE STEAMER
Il j. p. SMITH, Captain A. b. H.
Yield, will leave Washington, 9th st 6ssssaazz=SS
wharf, Crouch'sl every TUESDAY 8E37kzEzEk9
MORNING, at clock, for all Landings on the PO-
tomac River, arriving at kn-ae same evening; leav
ing kinsale at 8 a m. WEDNESDAY, arriving in
Baltimore same night.
GEO. Il. CUSHING,
Superintendent Peoples Accommodation Steamboat
Line. OclS-tf
C'OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
Inran Line Of Nail Steamers, sailing from New
York EVERY SATURDAY and AL >S<Nse
TERNATF TUESDAYS. HfGNN
Tickets sold To- and from England, lre-.<1zznkz=D
land. and the Continent.
For full information apply 10 JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent, ! ) Broadway. New York, or
MIDDLETON & CO, BANk ERS,
au2i II Washington.
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in nome and foreign markets A. follows:
NEw NoRK. Nov 2S.-Sccond Boar,l-TT = 49,,
lSsl, coupon. lis, 5-2l'S, is''2. coupon. li5 !;
. :, ls6i, coupon. rs =; 5-2rs. lsis5. COUPON :
us - 5-2bs. ncN. lst5 coupon, Il5's 5-2DS. l~n.
coupon, H.; 5-23's lS,is. coupon. ll5a; la-Il'-,
coupon, lOa 4; CurrencyGs. =: Canton. s. !:
Cumberland, 26 y. Quicksilver, l3 y; MaripoSa n:
II d, L.; Western Union Telegraph, S57., BcS'.a
Water Power. IL /; Pacific Mail, 81 a New Not <
Central, lseS; Erie, p =, Erie preferred. o.:
Hudson, l62' Reading, -; Michigan Central,
=; Michigan Southern, 80; Illinois Gem
tral, lS9H; Cleveland and Pittsburg, -;
Northwest, l2A; Northwest preferred, - !;
Reck Island, i0SS; Fort Wayne, ~ J.. Alton aui
Terre Haute, %, Toledo and Wabash, - I,
Chicago and Alton, l4sk; Chicago and Alton
Prefd, l4sa; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
~ h; Adams Express, 81 4; Wells Express. a.;
American Express, "a, United States EypreSS,
52s; Merchants Union Express, none. Market
weak. Gold, i26A al261.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, Nov. y, I p. m.-Consols 9lI:
Bonds, 1862, Sk; lS5, s2N; lss, SR; 10 ga's.
~; Illinois, sek; Erie, 2Oa; Atlantic, 25Gaa6.
Market steady.
LIVERPOOL, y. m.-Cott0n market quiet az I
steady. Sales, 5000 bales. Middling Uplands,
llA; Middling Orleans, II%.
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TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il FHILADELPHIA,A AND
NEW YORK. ~

WASHING ron. 1853.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, ucithoKf change Of cars
Leave daily (excert Sunday AT . a.. NJ, and 12:45
and p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exce2t Sunday at = a N, and 12:Ij
and 5 40 p. IN.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 900 p m. and Philadel-
phia at $40 D.
Sleeping cars for New York op 9 p. m. train only.
Through tickets TO Philadeithia, New York, or
Boston be had the Station Office at all hours
in the day. Also, at the Company's Once, No. 4O6
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
their baggage called for and checked their resi-
denee, taken 10 the depot and put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annape-
Lis and the West
J. l.. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 30 GEO. s kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.