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Evening star., 1869-10-08

DIVORCE OF PRIMA DOMNA-About a wear
ago, Agatha States, a prlma donna, singing In
opera a. the Academy Of Music. had some trou.
Die with her husband, prominent sea captain
Her afadavif, in an application for an iniunc-
ton, charged that her husband followed her 10
and from the Academy, and annoyed her verv
much; mat while there. during the perform.
apces, be made remarks to Intimidate her
while taking her part; and that, on one occa-
sion, be threatened 70 shoot her. The iujunc.
ton was granted restraining the defendant
from entering the Academy OF Music while
pla pfif was there, or in any way iutarferino o
with her. Subsequently Mrs. States applied
for q limited divorce, on the ground of cruel
and inhuman treatment. The Court sent the
case TO referee. and yesterday confirmed his
report, granting her a limited divoece.-.V y
Sun. fh
Evening star., 1869-10-08
Foreign News by Gable.
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN FRANCE AND SPAIN.
Or. LIVINGSTON ALIVE. AC

POLITICAL TROUBLES IN FRANCE AND SPAIN
Or. LIVINGSTON ALIVE, &c.
The Spanish Cortes has passed the bill sus-
pending the constitutional guarantees The
Republican Deputies refuse any longer 10 par
ucipate in the deliberations Of the Chamber
Intelligence of the Insurrection confirms pre-
vious accou nts ofits extent. The heao quarters
OF The Repu blicans is at Mauresa thirty miles
north Of Barcelona. The Government con in :
ues 10 report defeats of the insurgents all over
the Kingdom, while there are ru mors that in
consequence OF the troub ubles at home the EN-
barkation Of reinforcements for Cuba has been
stopped
Additional, though not later, news has been
received of DR.. Livingstone. He was seen
fourteen months ago BY an Arab at Lake Tan.
ganyka. The Arab says he was going towards
the west, probrbly.to reach Congo. There were
no doubts Of his safety az Zausibar.
According 70 the Paris Rappel, the Dap uties
OF the Lett will formally protest. on the sslh OF
October, that the Emperor has violated the
Con stitution, and that they consider them.
selves absolved thereby from their oaths OF
fidelity TO him.
The DANISH Rsigsrad was opened yesterday
by the King. who expressed the hope that the
Prussian Government would adopt his view
and consent 10 an arrangement which would
result In perpetual friendship between the two
nations.
Meetings continne popular throughout Ire.
land In Avof OF amnesty 70 Fenrans-
Evening star., 1869-10-08

GETTING RHADY.-Again reports are cur
rent as TO activity in the Government Navy
Yard, and the fact that orders have been issued
TO fit out the steamers Kansas and Nipsic tor
sea at once, which vessels have been out Of
commission for some weeks awaiting repairs
at the Navy Yard here, is subject Of comment
In Consequence of these orders large force o..
workmen is now engaged upon both vessels,
and the work is being hurried up in comph.
anee with the orders from the Navy Depart
ment The Nipsic will be fully equipped for
sea service in ten days and the Kansas in aoou,
twenty days.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
VICE PRESIDENT COLFAX.
His Speech an Salt Lake-He Deneuuces
Polygamy.

7eleordphed Excinsireiy 10 The Erenfng star.
BRYAE, WYoNTEe TRRR., Oct s.-Last
Tuesday night IN Salt Lake City, Vice Presi-
dent Colfax was serenaded; and. IN response 10
repeated calls. addressed an immense crowd
IN front OF the Townsend House. In the course
OF his remarks he gave ms views at length on
the subject Of polygamy. He quoted the book
OF Mormon. and proved (at least TO the salts
faction Of his GENTLE auditors, that the whole
thing is unwise and illegal, and ought 70 be
abolished. He was followed bv Governor
Bros, OF Ilhnoies. who fully endorsed the
arguments Of the Vice President Such free
dom Of speech he has never heretofore been
exercised In that city. Mr. Collar and party
len for the East on Wednesday, IN excellent
health and spirits
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TH1 MISSISSIPPI ELRCTIoN.-A dispatch
from Nicksburg. Mississippi. says: The fol-
lowing telegram has been sent 10 the Presi-
dent: ''Gen. Ames. In an Official interview
with citizen of this State. on Monday, last
used this language: i intend 10 carry the elec-
ton IN November against the Dent ticket if /
nave TO march my soldiers from prac met TO
precinct 10 effect it Will such action fall
within his legitimate official power, The pao
ple wish a far expression of the public will in
The choice of Governor The consumption OF
The Military Governors avowed purpose will
render the election a cheat q national degrada-
non" Signed A. &. Fisk, Chairman of the
National Union Republican State Com mi.tee.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
nav YORK-pTRsr po.pn
THE MARkkTS TO-DAY.

TeIegraEked EzclusiUely 10 TAe EreHtny Star.
DALTInokR, Oct s-Cotton dull: nomipally
al q Flour quiet and steady at yesterday 5
quotations. Wheat firm: prime 20 choice, AZ as
al-Jo. Oats dull at 5Ja60. Rye firn NJ sI.IUa
sl2O. whisky firm, steady, and in faIr de-
mand Provisions are unchanged in every
respect
NEW YORK, Oct. e.-Stocks steady. Money
easy at oa7 per cent. Sterling Exchange, long,
=; short, sk. Gold, 3Ik S-sO's, 1S6s, coupon,
2Oi lO-4Os coupon, y. Va Sizes. ex-coupon,
81; ditto new. S2i North Carolina 6's, old, s7x;
ditto new.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
THE ENGLISH CHURCH CONGRESS.

Teieerophed Ezclusirely 10 Tae Eveniag Star.
LONDON, October s.-The session Of the
Church opened at Liverpool ou the otn INST.
Dean Chester urged the importance Of large
hearted and genersl treatment Of all conform
ists and Cathoncs.
Several members Of the Congress absented
themselves on account Of q paper presented by
Mackonich. The Rev. Frederick Temple has
been appointed Bishop OF Exeter.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
By Baakers' and Brokerf Telegraph, yames n
GdssdUdy, operator.

BY 6dHkers ana 6rokcrF 1eieordph Jamts ~.
GassdUay, operator.
Lewis johnson e. Go quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign mar kets a. follows
NEW YoRK. Oct. o.-First Board.-U. s.
6's ISL. coupon. 1lsk; S3a tsoa- co1pona. l2O,
l5c4, coupons 1l9ki l5eA coupons, ll9k; lsos,
coupon. new. l17T; e.30s. l56z, coupon,
l17k; Saws, ls6s, coupon, ll7T; 1O-40's, coup,
l0ehi Currency Ga, Ie7H; Canton, 81;
OumoerIand, 26k MarIposa, y ONO and Ms
sissippi Cerunca.sA 29S Pacific Mail Co, 6Sk !;
western Union Telegraph, 36x; Quicksilve Yer,
-; Boston WAFER Power, I3x: New YorE
Central, l7iki Erie, 3lx; do preferred, 81:
HUDSON, I5s Rssains. SO; Micniean Den,
tral, none: Michigan Southsrn. s44; Illinois
Central, l53h; Cleveland and PtttsDure. s6 x;
Northwest 7lA; DO. preferred, SIs; RocE
Island l0&; fer Wayae, s5S; alton q
Terra Aauts, %; Toledo snd WabAsh.
3ei Adams Express, 81; Wells, FARO
q %. Express, IS; United Stasss n.
press, SIS; American Express. 81: Mer .hsnts,
Union, none; chicago q Alton. I3g. do. pref,d.
l36. Market strong. Gold, l3Ox al3IX.
By Gable.
LONDON, Oct :, I p. m--Uonsois, s3 lae3x.
Bonds, 62, ei4asia; '6S's, s3kas3 4; 67's s2ka
s21 Illinois, 81 Erie, 238i Atlantic, - x.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bouds, s7k.
LIVERPOOL, i p. m--Ootton market fia.
Sales 200 bales. Middling Uplands. l2s.
Mlddling Orleans. l2k. Receipts for week,
5000 bales, Of which 9.OI0 are American. Sales
for the week, 65,0tU bales.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed BY the Sixty-Seventh Csuucii
Of Washingten CITY, ID. c.

An AoI to pay w. l. sears for medicines fur.
nisned the poor Of the Second Ward.
Beu enacted by tie Board Of AIdersssn asd Bosrd
q Cos.sson COunel 0 1e Guy Of Washsaptea,
Inat me sum OF one hundred and eishtsen
hereby. spprcpriated out Of the general fund.
TO pay ". L. Sears for medicines furnished the
poor Of me Seoond Ward for the quarter cad
Approves. September Il. 1859.
Al Acr aushorxine rhs Mayor to suspend the
WORK On csrtnin bridees, &c.
BE enacted b. tAx Beardof Ai1srme. s.d Bosrdf
Ina, ne Mayor Ss. ana ss ' i nsreSy. e . sSsSos.
fsed and dtzected % ca1se the Work 20 Be ems.
pended upon, and 70 aslay - further con-
s'ructon or erection OF. ths brsdess ef Third
north; also on Fourth street west q its inter
section with Q sfrset ncrth; and also the one
on Fifth strees vest between Q and r streets
; SIC. C. = = 40 Ss q .fsssA.r ssetsd, raas q
yoint comnitiee, consisfing q three membsrs OF
she Board OF Co1mon Coancii, and two 0en.
bsrs Of tss Bosfdof Aldermen, be appoiptG tG -
% examine INTO the s1pediency OF constructine
= eever from SixsA street wesf, IN ma aIon~
and Boundary streses north, snto Frrst ser.ss
vet, 70 connect With ths nam brancn OF -
water Of the branch, over which ths .sid
srsdsss are now being, or shout 70 be con.
sDc: 9. 4ad be q furaey enae.sd rn., m.
without delay, 10 furnish said commirs.s .s,e
an estimate of the relarive cost OF constrnc,s..
sesd sewer with The necessary drmensian. 49,
of constrncnng the necessary BRIDGE ana
s,n,. S over SAID stream in its present course.
Ne mnn branch Of the Tiber, near Norm
Approves, september n, lsR.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

The QUESTION has been submitted to the
Commissioner Of Customs whether Collectors
Of Customs have the power to collect State
and city taxes on vessels.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TIE WORLDS FAIR.-The Special Com init.
tee Of Fifteen on the proposed International
Exposition in this city in ls7l. will meet al Dr.
Stansoury's cfice, in Mays Building, corner
Evening star., 1869-10-08

APPOINTED BY THE PRRsIDENr-Tne Pres
ident has appointed Hugh Mulholland to be
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the Fourth
District Of Kentucky, and A. II. Crane to be
Assessor for the Sixth District of Virginia.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

WISCONSIN POLITICIAN IN TRoUBLE-A
dispatch from Chicago says: A few days since
some OF the Democratic papers of Wisconsin
charged that certain monies seIong ging TO thu
treas ury from the insurance fund bad been EN-.
hezZled by one of the eficers In charge. l. has
uanspired thai E. II. Spencer, the Republican
70, and tnat he did receive certain amounts
nom the treasury, but not with the intention,
as be asserts, OF embezzling. He has since
returned the money. In view of these facts
the Republican State Central Committee re-
quested him to Withdraw as candidate, which
ne did at once. t
Evening star., 1869-10-08
Alexandria Matters.


The following items are from the Gazette of
ast evening;
lGILLERs TRIAL--The trial of Wesley an a
EDWARD Davis gillers, of this city. for Cutting
and inJurire the seine OF Pearson Chapman of
Charles couDsy, Maryland. is now in PROCESS
at Port Tobacco. Capt. ]. Chapman OF tins
city has been engaged 70 assist the promotion.
SALE OF o g. A. Il. r. BoNDs.-Two bond.
OF boz ds OF five hundred dollars each, sscopd
moetgage, were sold by public auction in front
OF the Mayors office this morning by Green A
Wise Auctioneers, for 7iK, and a bond Of sl2O
funded scrip, second mortgage At 10Y.
PROPERTY SALK.-Captain D. l.. Smoot. as
Commissioner. has sold to Mr.. q. Anger the
LOT OF Rrou nd with three tram buildings thereon
At w est End. belonging to the estate OF the late
William Bright, and near the property AZ pres.
ent owned by the purchaser.
MILL DAM CARRIED AwAY-Besides the
other DAMAGE occasioned by the late severe
rains, was the washing away of the which
supplies the mill Of the Messrs. Watkins, near
this city.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE VIRGINIA LEGGsLATURE.
The I4th and Sch a meadmeuts Ratified
Adjournment 90 October l.th.


The l4th and 18th me admeuts Ratified-
Adjournment % October l.th.
7eleerepAed Ezcisarely 20 TAs Eresine Sar.
RICHMOND, October s.-Both Houses OF the
Legislature to-day ra,ified the l,tn aud Ism
amepdmeuts
In the House there were only sir votes agains
th-m. and In tue senate only four, against the
ltth and two asaInss the i5tn admert-one
OF tee latter being the vote Of q col ord Repub-
lIcan Senator, VINO declined voting oecanse The
L-risiature is Illegal.
The Legislature. by Joint resolution, then
adjourned until October lsth.
In the House, an amen ment 20 the bill
passing the l5fh amendment-makipg 90 take
effect on and after the admission Of the STATE
10 the URion-received only i've votes.
In the same body resolution was offered
that IN view OF doubts expressed about the
legality of this Legislatune, az will, after ad-
mission 10 the Union, re-enact rhe 18th aud
18th amendments The resolution was re-
ferred.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILlAN HAIR
RENEWER
RESHWs TIE HAZE TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOB WHEN GRAY
Rsnevs the nutritive natter which nourishss the
WHEN BILD
Renews the hrssh; wiry hair 70 sflken softness.
bHAUTlFUL HA1R DRESSlNQ.
D. p. HALL 90, Nashus, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. oc 2-eolmkW
Evening star., 1869-10-08

BH AGENT OF THE EofHscBILDs is said TO
have srrivsd in this country prepared 10 make
a proposition to our Government TO take any
an cunt of the tional debs a: four per cent
Evening star., 1869-10-08

TIE regular Cabinet meeting was held to-
day; all the members present excepI Secretary
Rcbeson, who is In Philadelphia
Evening star., 1869-10-08
RAILROADS.

1869. WASHINGTON. lS69.
ALEXANDRIA. AND GE0R3ETOWN
RAILkOAD.
BEHEWAL OF PAsSENGER TRAINsl
os,cs.1 .tS; S'is iss: .gIssEssi IsFSssi IA 9
viii be run between W ashi gton and Ale exandria,
tffOllows
THR0UGH MAIL TRAINS,
(Sundsys Included
LEAVE MAsHINGIOS-From Maryland avenue
rsp~t-6.S a.
IEAvE ALExANDRIA-Fron corner Duke and
Henry streets-6 80 D m
LOCAL WAY TRAINS.
LEAvB WAsHINGTCN-From Maryland avenue
DepOt-Sa a; N ;, II 8. N 2 p. m, 4 - m 81 N:
Henry streets-40 q. N. From 81. Asaph and
King Streets and ~ o. m i and D. m.
- EVENING SPECIAL TRAINS will De run
on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and saturdays-leay,ng ng
Ak1andria at m from corner 81. Asaph and
hing sfs. Besurnins-Lesye Washington as II Is
pR from ary land avenue Depot
GA. STEVENS. Gen1 Supt
ocl I'm w. j. PHELPS, Gen1 Manager.
'Chron Repub .Intel,1m
Evening star., 1869-10-08
THE TENNEssEG LEGISLATURE.
Sweeping Legislatien-AsdyJ johnson HARD
At work-rhe Fifteenth Anne ndment TO
he n~f seA

be Defeated.
7eiecrdphed Erclnsrelyto % The Erenia1 star.
New YORK, Oct. s.-Foilowing is q special
10 the Tunes
kNoxvILLE. Oct. The Governors message
is not 10 60 70 the Legislature till Monday.
THIS action causes much comment The Leg
islature shows hasty action IN the passage Of
sweeping bills 10 repeal all legislation since
the war. One bill was passed TO repeal all
laws passed in the years lS6S-'6-T and :. A
bill 10 provide for Constitutional Con ventlon
OF niuety-nine members was passed. Bills 10
repeal the sloyal jury" and "newspaper law"
and all test oaths, were passed
Andrew johnson occupies the finest suite OF
rooms In the New Maxwell House. and cleo
tioneers with great earnestness. His friends
are In force, and are confident Of the defeat Of
the fifteenth amendment
Evening star., 1869-10-08
BALrInoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&Al la

WAsHIysfoN, 1888.
Trains between WAeHINGTON AND BALfI.
nORB and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST.
Are nov run - follows, via:
FOB BALTIM0BI
Leave daily, except sunday, ct =, O. and 9: so
A; 4. and 1s:43. $50, edo, $40, sad i:9S
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st y and $50 A.
and y 30 and q 20 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ef A. n. >ad 4:20 p n. Uo train te
or nom Annapolis on Sunday.
ON 5UNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORD.
Lesys q a. NJ and la:43, s;3o' $40, and
ROR war STATIONS.
Leave ss A. H.. and =. so and y: "a p. II.
FOE ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
A. II, $50, and 7:43 and p. n.
On Saturday st A. NJ, and 2 so p. II.
On sunday st , so. T:i5 and p M only. con-
sectinR at Rslay Station with trains from Balti-
more 70 Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c.
rhroagh tickets 10 the West can b hsd as the
washington Station Ticket once at all hours 81
Ne day. Also, st the Oompanyb Once, 4oo
PennsJlvsnis avenue. Passengers purchasins
tickets - the avenue once can there arrange g
have their baggage called for and check ed at their
residence, taken 20 the depot. and Dut In the beg
Tor New YORK Philsdelrhia, and Boston, ses
seyersisement of Through Line
J. L. WILSON. Master Of TransDoftatfoD
l.. n. COLI. General Ticket Agent
nos GEO. 3. kOONTZ. General Agent.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvKNUR-The receipts from
this source to-day were Sis5.92i.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

A DELEGATION of Indians " no have recently
visited the Indians on rhe plains had an inter.
view with the President this morning TO give
him their views upon the condition OF the In.
dIans and their necessities.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
Recoustruction in Virginia.

MESSAGE OF Gov. WALKBR-THB FIF-
THEHTH AMINDMBNr-CoNsER Mssr.
ING LAST NIGHT, &c.-Our despatch from
Richmond yesterday briefly referred 70 Cover.
nor Walkers message TO the Legislature. The
document IS given in full in the Richmond
Sdts JOHrncl Of last evening. The Governor
expresses his conviction that the Legislature
would ratify the fifteenth amendment voluuta.
rily, even II 1t was not Q requisite Of admission,
and says 1.-the people OF this Commonwealth al
the late election by an overw helmng majority
accepted and adopted the principle sought to
be incorporated into the Federal Constitution
by this amendment, VIZ: the civil and political
equality OF ali men before the law. The we'll
known honor and integrity Of the people of
Virginia forbid even the supposition that they
would fail 10 adhere and MAINTAIN. while
neces sary and possible, any principle to which
always fuiflls, in the most ample good
taith, all her pledges; but our people by this
action have not only placed The political rights
OF all our citizens upon firm sn enduring
basis. they have accomplished much more
they have increased prospectively the po wer
ana influence of our State In the national coun-
ellis by broadening the basis Of represen tation
under the fourteenth article of the Constitution
of the United States. There is reasonable
grounds for apprehension that il the fifteenth
amendment should fail of adoption as part of
te federal Consultation. our State may be
hooded with and thereafter pass into the hands
OF class OF emI grants from the great States
lying upon or near our borders, who will seek
tbe enjoyment OF those civil and political rights
tNSoAdco W thclh ucics Uui uculeu 10 Iuem tQerp.
Sclf-proteclion, therefore, demands that we do
our part towards securing the ratification OF
mat amendment Our interests require 1t. Our
faith Is pledged"
He also advocates the election Of Senators at
the present session OF the legislature, and
couneels throughout such action as will be en-.
urely acceptable to Congress when il has be.
fore it the question of the admission Of the
State. In conclusion the Governor speaks OF
the gratifying features OF the great advance
mept iafely made in trade and manufactures in
the State.
The caucus of the Conservative members of
the legislature last night resolved that both
the fourteenth and ffteenth amendments should
oe az once adopted. In the Joint committee on
the Governors message yesterday. a PROPOSE.
tion, by Snowden, Jr.. Of AIexandria, to add
TO the bill passing the fifteenth amendment a
clause showing that II was done because IL was
requisite 10 the admission OF the State, was re.
lected. only two of the committee voting in
favo: OF IL. To-day an amendment will be
offered in the House To make the adoption of
the enfteenthiame ndment conditional on the ad :
mission OF the State. The proposition had no
friends In the caucns last night. caucus on
the Senatorial question will be held tonight.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

CoNsTIrUTIoNALIrY OF THE CorToN Tax
The case OF Harrington W. Sanders, from West
Tennessee, is TO be argued in the United States
Supreme Court, soon. 1t involves the ques.
ton of the constitutionality Of the cotton tax
Evening star., 1869-10-08
fBy CAble.l
GeveYnment NecuritIes.

WAsHrEeToN, October ;, Isss.-Jay Cooke e.
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ernment securities
Evening star., 1869-10-08

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LER! IL not only cures the ills Of the human
fami y, but 10 also . sure remedy for horses with
collie. IL has never been known to fail IN Q cure
OF the worst cases; and for sprains, gals etc. IL
never fails-try II once Direc lions accom- pany
each bottle. Sold by Druggists generally -Kessou
CoRRfy Ky.) Democrat "A aa.Im
Evening star., 1869-10-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Ansrassl's Dispatches
SPECIAL REPORTS.

Applica,iss 70 ee made for Admissioa iste
the Unfen.
SPeosai % TAe Ersasng STAR.
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. s.-A large and spr-
lted meeung vss held here lsst evening 20
take into conadsrauoa the subject OF the nd
mission Of Utah into the Uutou a. n Suate
Resolut ons favoring the measu ne were adopted,
and % vas decided % circulate petitions
throughout me Territory Tor general sigma
ture, praying for STATE government There
Is no doubt but that the matter will be earn
estly pressed upon Congress at its approach
hS session.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
the only true and perfect Dye; harmiess reiiSble'
instantaneous; no dissplointment; no ridiculous
tfnts; remedies the i'll effects of bad DYES: invio
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and Beautiful
sLAch OR BROWN Sold by all Druseists and Per,
fsctory. No 16 Bond street N T. ses eo,v
Evening star., 1869-10-08

InPoRrAxr BANK CAsH-Judee Pitts ran.
dered an important decision receatiy in the
case Of the assiGnse Of the Bank Of virsiuia va.
Talbot, ETC.. and - many Of our people are
the Close OF the var Talbottb estate was linden.
ted TO the Bank OF Virginia, ana his executor
pprchased check Of depositor In the bank
70 the amount OF Talbott's debt, which he ten
bank refused 70 receive. JUDGE Pttss decided
that the tender was In Law o sufisient tender,
and the hank was bound 70 accent it-Eo1oI
Troiai1a. # t"IE
Evening star., 1869-10-08

- U b.
The most economical asd best COOKING -
AND PABLOk STOVES in the market, at ~
ManUfacturers' Prices, and no humbuR. ~
u We pane In part The 4ONdT0k, IMPROVED
also, NOyELTY PARLOK. COOK. MOKNISG
GLORY Labor LIGHT. sKYLIGHT aud
FlRI PLACE HIATER, YiOLEf RADiArOR,
DEW DROP, PI0KET, MAGNET, and plain
ment Of HOUsEK KIEPING ARTICLES, at the
cid stand OF EB1RLY. THOMAS . OO.,
Sc H-1ms No. l31 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-10-08
AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.
FIFrH NIGHT OF THE
RICHIHG'S OPERA TROCPE,

THIS EVENING,
BENEFIT OF MRS. O. r. BERNARp,
FAUST.
SATURDAY, MARTHA.
MONDAY, TBAvIATA
Doors open ct O'Clock; Opera 20 begin ct
29 Cents extra for kesarged Seats 1t
Evening star., 1869-10-08

GEN. T. EWING, of this city, has been sitting
for his portrait in Chicago to Mr.. Philips, an
artist OF soma note residing in that city. The
likeness is said to be a most excellent one
Mr.. p. has also just eompleai a portrait of
Edwin Adams, the actor, In the costume OF
Phidias.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

MAINLAND Goal fAADa-Daring m,
week 1895 tons OF coal ws1s shipped from
canal, MAKING for the year 4S7,373 tons, an IN.
crease Of n7,635 toos compared win tHe cor.
rsspo.dlns period Of lass yeaf. ne shipmsnis
% coal from IL same Plece % fax ais year,
Ella tone, an tncreoee o. 3o5, $50 tons. Total
Increase by both lines, &s3,s2a toes. . -
THB Wosxue PnoPIB-The psper ssainss
OF New Yerk aAd Dreoklyn are new In the
fourth week OF their sxike, vfth no prospect
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