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The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Ladies' Eurs.
large and attractive assortment comprising every article
In demand ,. e.,,,
Prices 10 meet the present order Of economy
WAKNOtk x co. bla Broadway,
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A.-No Scdiment-NO Stnins-NO POis0ns
il what makes the EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORTNG 50 popu.
the ladies' Discard the poisonous metallic hair
preparations Of sulphur and ead and this only safe and
edec.ual article. Agent, GEO. WA SoUrHWlCk, IS vessy
atr
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Rheumatic Sufferer Wastes His Money
lnimens electricity, external applications, preparations
Of odids OF poiasae colchicum mercury &C. winch
ran,ed BY DR.. FlTLER'S VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY, aont paid refunded Gss i've per cent?. De-
pot iUl Broadway. Communications answered.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Dcsrrin.
ton 90 tao Metropolitan JOB Prnlin. Establish nsnIU
Haaa usfraat
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Attic MissisQuol Spring Water VIII
positively diseases OF the kidneys and all impurities Of
The blood For sale BY druggists everywhere CA send
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Tho Emperor of Austrin,s Visit.

CoNsTANTISoPLE Oct. 81, 1869.
Extensive preparations are making here for the
reception Of the Emperor OF Austria
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tdaons the price Of gold during the few weeks show
very clearly that the yellow metal has after ALL no stable
value How different II Is In that respect from xNOx'S
Hats hs worth q which lessons while their beauty
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THE WEATHER !rssssyssuuaT fAe COUNTRY.
Snow Storm In Bufial

BUFFALO, Oct. q, 1860.
terrible snow storm is prevailing here tonight.
| The sveet railways are compelled to use snow
| DOurh5.
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A. Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
Dust &C. ROEBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street, New YORK
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Weather Report from Cnpc Cod.

POCGHKEETSIE. u,
There was o furry Of snow here this morning.
Wind northwest and cold
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Cristndoro's UnrivnlIcd Hair Dye.-Sod
applied his wig and scalp factory. No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Couroud,, Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Dot.
Il. "a gond street late OF ass Broadway, anu druggists
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Read what Moore's Rural New Yorker says

HTTCHCOCK's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-If tnl
excellent which characerizes this first issue of new
musical periodical is but prelude OF what - Come, then
publisher assured of Hnpdsomely illus
trated, beautifully printed and wei! edited these srteen
pages OF literature especially ntares.n: to lovers OF
sc-such biographies OF Hialbran and Leonardo Da
vnci-and vocal and matrimonial music. attrao-
tive and valuable.
This magazine Ia sold by booksellers and ncwsdeaers
raiiy and mailed to subscribers at So per
Snecmen copies ser postpaid on receipt OF % cens Ad-
dresa BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK,
Publisher, "a Beekman street.
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, who, IIav.
ina fallen victims to social evils desire better manhood
Sent sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION box I, Philaispha, Pa
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BOSTON, Oct. -, 1859.
thick snow storm prevailed this morning at
Marthas Vineyard and along Cape Cod.
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Tho Emperor Returns to COmpeiGne.
PARIS, Oct. 27-P. NJ.
The Emperor returned to Compeigne to-day.
The city continues tranquil and apprehensions OF
disturbance have subsided.
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Paris Remains Tranquil and Napoleon
Attends a Theatre.
Turkey and Austria in Accord
Against Insurrection.
Death of q Central American,
DiplOmatist.
GEORGE PEABODY SERIOUSLY ILL.
FRANCE.

Paris Traneuil-NnpoIcon in q Theatre.
PARIS, Oct. II. 1860.
The city is tranquil There have been no distur-
Dances whatever.
The Emperor attended the Theatre Francois last
evening,
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Severe Frost i'm Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Oct. q, 1869.
There was heavy frost here this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Watches md Jc,vciry Repaired,
by nrs class workmBn. GEO. q. ALLEN ais Broadway.
below Canal siract and l73 Broadway between
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets.
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$4,000 saved to Railroad Companies:
Tho cost OF supplying railroad companies with the old
style reversible baggage check q road OF one
hundred siaons, and then mperfecty: .S3s COO
safety Baggage Check .,............,..... 1000
saving 70 the company OF. ss7 600
See November number OF Appleons Railway uuls.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

The National Theater was wen filed by .
large and fashionable audience last night, not
outstanding the Scctt-Siddons rival entertain
ment at Lincoln Hall, and the performance Of
Faust by the German Opera Troupe was,
on the whole, q very satisfactory one.
Frederici, whose Margaret is her best imper-
sonation, was never better; and Hableman's soft,
sweet and pleading tones in the love passages,
made the audience forget the more impassionsd
acting and singing of Himmer, TO which we
have been accustomed, in the title role. VIII
helm Formes, as Valentine, and Dztiba as
Siebel, were very good; but weinlich, a fair
singer and actor, was not equal to the character
Of Mephistophiles, and made the audience reyre,
the absence OF Hermanns. The chorus was very
good, and the orchestra fair. Tonight will be
given the weil-known Robert lie Diable y
with Rotter, Johannsen, Himmer and liable
mann in the cast.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and
In wrappers ready for the mails, contains "SiS
Lives, or One:" tale Of the Indian mutiny; a
Day Among the Mad Folks at the Government,
Insane Asvlum; all about the Colored Child in
the White school; the international Exposition;
the Railroad Meetings; Report of the Supervi-
sing Architect of the Treasury; New York and
Paris + fashions for December by our Fashion
Correspondent; the Trouble of the Bows In Blue:
the Observation-Disclosures tragedy in NewYork;
Foreign News; Society News; Washington News
ard Gossip; the Courts; the Working People;
Useful Items Of Domestic Economy; Humorous
Sketches; with Departmental and Local News;
Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and
the latest Teiegraphic Dispatches from ali parts
of the world.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

In the National Board of Trade, yesterday, a
Proposition frcm the Chicago Board for the con-
struetion, under a charter from the General
Government, of a double track railroad, to be
Used exclusively for the transportation of offreight
from the centre of the grain and produce supply
Of the West to the Atlantic seaboard, evoked a
long discussion upon the merits of rail and wa
ter transportation and the question Of a
Southern Pacific railroad. A resolution was
Offered in favor of the construction of railroad
along the Seth parallel from San Diego to Nor
folk and another in opposition TO Government
aid to railroads. Gov. walbridge spoke strongly
in favor of the latter. Without any action the
Convention adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

SENAT0Rs

SENATORS
BBSSshsiHsha% Conn: no 18Th st. bet aud L.
Ssss.a,., Scs,ss,ls kSEsss T Sa Mas ~. near l.a
Cosbst HsniS " ' oregon. oesseT sss fsi6 ss ana
Rs p G MO; t2S s'rsst between 81 and 9th.
POWER, s. fenn Il. st.. betxsen " ssk and sSS.
Ferry, Q. 9, Conn; eS3 G street.
Harlan js1e. 10 Iowa. 81 si sei 10th ard h
Hove 20, Wis: 2; &; :, between 18th and 18th
Morton. D. P. Ind. National hotel.
Ramsey, Alex, MINI. @ n National 4 nal hotel hotel l. s'ena
schurz; Carl; Mo, lss Z st, bet nth and slst,
sherman, AMI John, Ohio" Al Gen sssrmsn t. :. It.
stockton, }. p, J., ssi Vermont avenue
Upton. fenSeif r. " % seb. e. es s1e sf''ara ~ n''''
Irumbull; l., u, ssi LIST street east.
WiIIisms O. n. oregon. National hotel.
Wilson, Henry, Mass, " ashington house.
go, REPRESENTATIVES.
Asns A.,,s1n W.T. d Ny; ;;s MiIlnrds FdnI,I hotel
Asteii. samuel b, &c Cal. IT, !.s sqIn EIs1snth EN- st.
BBnfhaT Bn,1ia n1 John Ohio M!ashiHsten hpuse.
Bns,er; Bnts hai No Mas ss snr, Fifteenth and SITS
Bay,I BBaiIsy, Alex n. 8: T.; sS Sesenteensh street.
Buck; A. T.: Ala, 9 Indiana avenue.
BBnekley, ,C;W;, Ala, e. Fourth street.
Cre6s. John NJ :. H.. So = street. as snee''
Csvanaugh, j. ~ ;. Pa. ST. yames' Hotel.
Ciarke. Si,,,f. Sidney. kansas, Y; :; hotel.
Eldridge. Chas. A, Wis, ass Eleventh ST.
EinfsisSrs, g. ioSn 4, Mo Nj ~ Is tS .: "'
Gsfs'd' Garfsd' James A., 0hio, 2Ss Fifth st.
Haldemsn, r. B.. Pa, as Thirteenth st.
Heaton, David. \: c., Whitney hotel, Capl Hill.
Hooper, samuel, Mass, cor. Fifteenth and II sts.
Ingersoll. Ebon c.. ILL.,, l60 q st.
johnson, James A., Cal, 443 Eleventh st.
ZONES a. H ky,, Ss11 kast Capitol st.
adE KsliI. NSTanip %m d. p Pal IL 80 81 twelfth ST.
Kelsey. WIN. A.. n. Y. Washington house.
Kerr, Michael G., Ind. 80 Missouri avenue.
Mccarthy. Dennis: n; Y, 2S6 Vermont ave.
Moore, Jesse Sg St
Maynard, H., Tenn, 423 Pennsylvania avenue
Morgan, George w. Ohio, sos II and 18th streets
Niblack, VIM T., Ind, l2y Beall st. Georgetown
Packard Jasper: Ind. SS st.
Palmer Frank " Iowa 4os Fourth st.
Pomroy. Charles, Iowa, S3l Pennsylvania avenue
Rogers A. A. G.. Ark, 457 Thirteenth ST
Shafer, j. n Idaho Ter, Willard 5 hotel.
Starkweather, II N. Conn.,, Ebbitt house,
Smyth, VIM, Iowa, National hotel.
SyPher j. :, La, AT Twelfth st.
Smith, VIM. j., Tenn, Empire house.
Sargent. A. A. Cal, 5l9 st. north.
Stokes, VIM. B., Tenn. 34 sixth st.
Sphinx, 8. L., Dakotab, National hotel.
Stone. Frederick, Md, Union hotel, Georgetown.
Stoughton, VIM. L, Mich, st. James hotel.
Van Trump, Philadephi, Ohio, 429 Tenth street. D
Woodward, Geo. W.. Pa, $50 New Jersey avenue.
Wilkerson. Morton s.. Mimi. N atonal hotel
Williams, VIM, Ind, SO North A., Capitol Hill.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

~Each leaf has q colony OF insects grazing
on IL, like oxen in q meadow.
~The blue dress coats and gilt button mania
has already died a natural death.
~The Parepa Rosa troupe have made $4,000
IN three weeks season at Chicago.
~Miss Anna Dickinson was q years Of age
on Sunday.
~Paris letter writer's say Madame George
Sand Is rapidly falling into the yellow leaf.
~Porte Crayon-General ID. II. Strother-
has an unpublished series of graphic sketches
Illustrating John Browns raid into Virginia.
- The ''Bible in the SCHOOL, Discussion I'm
Cincinnati has had one good result. The Gin
cinnati editors have actually been reading IL.
~The yoang women Of Lewiston, Me-. have
formed n society pledging themselves not to kiss
any man " no uses tobacco.
~1he English Presbyterians talk OF allowing
Instrumental music in churches were two-third,
cf the congregation favor il.
- The people living in the vicinity OF Sayan-
nah are called shakers, from their always beins
afflicted with the chilli.
Evening star., 1869-12-03
Reading Matter on Every Page.

The correspondent OF the New York Tyw,s.
Who discusses "MinQr Matters at the Capital. -
does 30 fairly and intelligentiy for the most
part, but errs in speaking Of the mixed school
difficulty here as one solely of caste. IL was
natural, perhaps, that this mistake should be
made, and we see that other papers throughout
the country have fallen into the same error; but
really the question of equality has very little to
do with the matter in its present shape. 1t is a
question Of equity. There Is q system of white
schools and a system Of colored schools estab-
lished by Congress. Congress has also prescribed
the manner In which the money raised by the
city for the support Of the schools shall be
divided between the white and colored schools.
In consequence Of the poverty Of the mass of the
coiosed people, 1t naturally happens that the
most Of the money for the support of the colored
schools is raised by taxes upon the white citi-
zens- This, though a heavy burden on the
whites because of the immense number Of COL
ored people brought here BY the war, is one that
should be cheerfully sustained, because it is for
the advantage of the entire community that all
elBldren should be educated. 1t is better to be
taxed for their education than for their support
In the almshouse or the Jail.
Well, under this allotment of money the col
Ored schools have received their full share ac-
cOrding TO the number of colored children in the
city The money, for instance, for the educa-
ton of the daughter of the Rev. Sella Martin
has been paid over to the colored school fund
IL makes no difference whatever If the child is
admitted as a white child. She has already been
reckoned in the colored quota and the money
has been allotted there for her education.
When, then, any cOlored child is admitted to a
white school it deprives some white child of the
means of education, BY taking the money allot-
ted for that white child i'm the division of the
fund. This is not equality, but inequality
with a vengeance
Further, it should be stated that the issue is
not made by the colored people of Washington.
who prefer to have their own school system lust
as they have their own churches, their own be-
neyolent societies, Masonic Lodges, &c, Sc:
but by the National Colored Mems Executive
Committee, who consider Washington CITY the
most favorable point TO force the adoption of
mixed schools, and who seem in planning their
eamI aign TO have entirely overlooked the fact
that, under the provisions of the law of Con-
gress apportioning the school funds, mixed
schools are impossible. Doubtless they see this
fact now, and We presume their new line of tao
tics viii be to effect a change in this law.
Evening star., 1869-12-03
Henry Ward Beecher is hauled over the Goals

Henry Ward Beecher is hauled over the Goals
deSeryedly by the press of the country for mix
ing himself up in the dscreditable Richardson
Mcfarland affair, and taking part in the mis-
cradle mockery of marrying the dying man To
the wife Of the man who shot him. Beecher Ia
50 hiied with the fussy vanity for display that
he seems to be willing to fasten himself to the
tail OF any nasty sensation kite.
HE truth is that none of the parties. nrinci
lais or Spectators in this miserable affair. have
any reason to pride themselves on their part in
it, 1t is quite time that the press and the pulpit
should speak out in the name of morality and
common decency to rebuke the attempt to gloss
over the shocking but legitimate results of free
love and the pursuit Of - affinites without re-
gard to the marriage tie-the attempt to make a
martyr OF the man who fell by bullet from
an injured husband.
Suppose Richardson had been simply ros-
uated by disease, or by some ordinary accident.
would there have been this extraordinary rush
o. DiVines, Bohemians and distinguished Of
heials to his bedside; and would the telegranhic
wires have been so loaded with gushing mes
sages Of sympathy from Tom, Dick and Harry
Not likely. There would have been wanting
the high-mounting sensation OF intrigue and
assassination for the siekly sentimentalists to
fasten 10.
ENOt HaOltttls ago tHeES was u paragraph
IN the papers illustI alive OF the free and easy
relations existing between husbands and wives
and other wives and husbands in a set CT ar
lists, BohC miaEs, and literary men of New York
city. A singular exhibit was presented of the
lcOseneS> of society under the modern teach
ings depreeiatory of the sanctity of the mar
riage tie. Ii seemed the commonest of events
in this circle for a wife to switch off from her
husband and children To seek her =" affinity in
some other husband, and rice reTsa. There was
hardly husband wife in the whole crowd
who had not been more or less divorced" In
this set Nr. Richardson was named, and we have
never he ard that he took any pains to dsavow
tie Osition and associations assigned him there.
IL IL said now By his apslOgists that he ssid not
hold to the loose moral ideas which have been
ascTibcd to him. and IN proof the fact Is
brought forward that he offered to marry the
woman Ii is a curious illustration of the social
Progress we are making, that il Is brought for
NaId - proof of the morality OF a man that he
made the shameless public avowal that there
was ''an understanding between the wife OF
another and himself that he would marry her so
soon "a she could 90 through the form of a di-
vOrce by the cheap and rapid process provided
by the laws of Indiana tor the affinity people,
In every aspect of the case it is simply disgust
ing and shocking, and the attempt to espouse
the cause of a man who perished i'm the act of
desOlating the hreside Of another Is calculated
TO show its detestable features in vet stranger
light
Evening star., 1869-12-03

The Alumni OF Brown University had a good
time at the Metropolitan Hotel, in New York,
on Tuesday evening last,-the occasion being
their annual dinner. The chair was occupied
by Hon. 5. s. Cox, who made capital little ad-
dress at the termination OF the dinner, In which
the glories of his alma mater we're eloquently set
forth. DIR. Caswell, Of the University, also
spoke. There were about seventy five members
preSent
Evening star., 1869-12-03
BOARDING.

A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
"A mOdated in first class boarding house in Alex
andria, two squares from the wharf. Refer to Mrs.
}. d; CORSE, No. 10 Fairfax street. References
required and given. de l-I
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49S Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, S5 per
week. JyO
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 21s street, bet nth and 18th; short walk from
most Of the public Offices. Jy5-u
Evening star., 1869-12-03
A NTHRACITE COAL FOB THE NAVY.

BUREAU oF EQylPNESr AND REcRuIrIxs,t
WASHINGTON, November -, ls69 {
Sealed Proposals, indorsed :. Bids for steaaaer
Coal will be received at this Bureau until MON.
DAY. the 9Th Of December next. AT NJ clock G. m
for the delivery Of the quantities of stespsr
Navy Yard, New York, 500 tons.
Navy Yard, W Washinston, so tons.
Navy Yard. Boston, ono tons.
Navy Yard, Norfolk, so tone.
Also, for the delivery of s0oo tons az y q Yard,
PHILADELPHIA. or on board Of vessels at s,sh points
within miles thereof may be designated 81 tAs
Bureau.
All the coal 90 De delivered at the bidder Kislr
and Without extra charge TO the Governnent Of any
kind.
or Black Heath, Of Kind eou,l In All res pects.
such equality 10 be determined by Inspection.
The price 60 be per ton Of 30 pssnds al weight Of
Navy Yard scales, when delivered.
The right ID reserved by the hsreau 20 reject any
The coal 10 be delivered hS Dccemhsr 8 next. n
required. n. SMITH.
def-N Chief of Bureau.
Evening star., 1869-12-03

Alcorns majority for Governor in Mississippi
is 8, ,e62. The Republicans carry the Legisia-
ture, insuring the adoption Of the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Evening star., 1869-12-03
STRASBURGER BROS,
313 SEVENTH STREET,
lea I'm Retwaan 7 a,a
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

OFFICE OF NAVY PAYMAsrER,
a.anssos. 'f5. s. ga e. beesmbsr sss fess i
p Sealed Propossls endorsed .Proposals for fresl
s n the sS ss
sss sEtE 9 1S dSr the supply e I9Hnds q EREsH
BEEs, q the washington Navy Yard and Station,
Be and bs $ 3: b
IN e S fore sd hind
the market Affords, and the Beef and Vegetable
must be offered for by the pound.
one quarter the estimated amount Of the Contract Z
and and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
curity for the due Of contract
resery alton win not be paid until the full,
Every offer must be accompanied by written guar
anty signed by one or more responsible that
cepted enter into an obligation within i've days witt
COED ana suiscent sursfes, TO furnish the articles
No proposal win be considered unless accompanied
by such guaranty, and the Department reserves the
Sne' e h sic
Internal Revenue for the district In which they re-
eoH.ds1sS sassn,sssoa: s .: C C
It is 70 bs understood that in case the stipulated
quantity q siths. N .rtsls shall bs delivered savns
'Sss {. Ssg'Insn' sys EP%1S Ssg%a.;.I 1
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIsefoS, p; g., November q ,ls0.
On the petition Of JOHN T.. NORRIS, OF Cincin
natl, Ohio, praying for the. extension Of patent
granted to him on the ilth day OF March, l6, foi
an improvements In Method Of Bending Wood:
ordered that ths testimony in the case be closes
on the 6th day Of February next that the time 70,
fling arguments and the Examiner's report be lin
tied 70 the 18th day Of February next and that sai
petition be heard on the sd day OF February next.
Any person may opeSsssn s6Is if.sIdSH E Yishrr
de 3-law3w Commissioner Of Patents
EIRsT WARD PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
X. C. WOODLEY takes pleasure in informing hi
/ friends and the public that he has opened a new
| GALLERY for making Photographs OF the bes
quality, on the most reasonable terms, Isl Pennsyi
i vania avenue, between nth and 18th, near War De
| partment. n. B.-very pretty pictures can be mad
In the gallery with the Rustic Fence and Landscap D
| Back Ground-fAs oslv plaes N the city. deg lms
A fTENTION, CIGAR RAANUFACTURERsI
| A LOT OF CONNECTICUT LEAF, HAVANA
AND YARA TOBACCO
At the lowest market prices. ,,,-.
500 Peunsyivania Nv .aus.
nouVom near d stIeet,
Evening star., 1869-12-03

SWhite cravats are coming rapidly in vogue
again among gentleman for all full dress occa-
siOns.
Evening star., 1869-12-03
LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP PESTRAY-December 1st. a PAIROF
Il COACH DOGS. The owner will please come
a. pa{ bsgee and @ a sS h Is
streets. 1t
(>AME to the farm of the subscriber near Bright
~ wood. ON the 2ist ult,, small black ami white
prGGye pay charges HP PH fffs hWKSs f
OST-CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT of Riggs
IL Co, No. 34s dated 9th October. 1852 in favor
tio ed not negotiate the same, payment thereof
has been stopped. idel-2t"I PETER BRADY.
TI'AKEN UP EsTRAY-On the 2d instant, a dark
i brown CON-, and two CALVES, each a year old.
p"' '""' s'' """ '""' PA PATRiGK SULLIVAN,
de3St' l4th street, between and z SITS.
STRAYED-On the night Of lst Of December. from
DIE COW, with scar on right hip one red Buffalo
STEER, andOne young HEIFER; for which a suit
able ard will be paid, if returned to the above
place. de5,3t'
l. on 9th Street, et BfGRsKIN Il Purse With steel
clasp, containing upwards Of S33-one SD, one SO,
and several small bills The finder win oblige the
WM. r. MCLEAN. or with 4. T CAVIS, southwest
corner 10th and N sts.. or 800 L st. de32 q"
FINAkEN UP ESTRAY. on my premises, on the 2l
Il inst, three GOATS. The finder will please come
%s y6 h M
I OsT--On Tuesday, Nov, s?,h: in Centre Market;
IL pair Of gold riInmed SPECTACLES. liberal
reward will be paid If returned t. ALFKED JON Il,
l26 street, between 2lst and 22d Streets or on 9Th
TAKEN UPBY THE SUBsCRIBER. residing on
Il 18th st. and Kenesaw avenue, a STRAY COW
red. with white face: medium sized dry: horns stand
ing straight up. The owner is hereby notified to
days from date or the same will be sod according
law. idel-arI A. .kENRlCk.
Evening star., 1869-12-03
SAMARITAN'S GIFT .

The only real cure for Gonorrh9a, elect and Dis
eases caused from indscretion. Only Zen pills. pure
curry as being not only useless but hurtful Gin
cures in from two to four days TINS avoiding trouble,
ages, e.; Females, %. Sold by 9. G. FORD, ana