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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

A DISCARDED SUITEE's DEsPERATIoN.-Mrx
Mary Emma Frost, of 65 Sixth avenue, and Mr.
Henry Conway, engraver, Of 1s3 Grand street
are Old acquaintances. In former and happier
days, ere Mrs. F. was divorced from her nus
hand, conway had been the bosom friend of tia,
gentleman. But when husband and wife quar-
relied, the pseudo friend, instead of laboring tu
heal the feud ZealOusly espoused the cause of the
wife, and did all in his power to bring about a
separation. This devotion on the part of Con
way was, or course, attributed by Mrs. Frost
10 the purest motives. Soon, however, Con-
way avowed himself a candidate for her hand
Mrs. Frost not only cOldly declined it, but ulti-
mately came to regard her pristine counsellor
and champion with positive lOathing. Conway
became desperate, and armed with a reyoiy,y
he repaired to his innamOrita's omiciIe on
Monday evening, and pointing the weapon at
her head, fired. Luckily, as he drew the trigger
Mrs Frost struck up the weapon with her ann.
and thus saved her life. Having failed to carry
out his murderous design, the would-be assassin
hung away the revolver and fed, but was after
wards arrested, and yesterday Justice Dodge
committed him for trial--N. Y. Sun, 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

EXTRAORDINARY VOYAGE OF THE STEAMER
HELEN BEooKs.-One of the most extraordinary
passages ever undertaken and performed has
recently been accomplished by the steamer
Helen Brooks. On the 9th day of Aupust Issa
theysteamer Helen Brooks left Baltimore, Md,
lar bayou Teche, La. She left Baltimore by
way OF the Chesapeake bay, and passed through
river 10 Trenton, n. j.; through the State OF
New Jersey by canal; down Raritan river TO
New York city; up Hudson river to Troy:
through the State of New York by the Erie
canal to Buffalo; thence by way of Lake Erie 10
Chicago down through the Illinois canal to the
Illinois river; and thence down the Mississippi
river, arriving at this port ON Thursday morn
ing. octoDer IA, 1859, after circuitOus Journey
Of over three thousand miles-Nopo!eoa { (4rkl
Noes, October 90.
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ANOTHER GIRL SUIcIpr.-The melaneholy
suicide of Pet Mckay, young girl of Quincy.
H., finds parallel in the following sad affair
reported by the Missouri Republican:-ssMiss
Of the late b. NJ. Shy, OF Petite county, commit
ted suicide on the night Of the 10th ultimo, by
taking stryehnine. 1t appears that young man
had engaged to take her to a party that night.
instead OF doing so, however, he took her sister,
leaving her at home. Stung to the quick. i'm a
moment Of frenzy and jealousy she got some
strychnine that was In the house. took IT, retired
to her room, and then alarmed the family by her
shrieks of Il took it-I took it," Very soon after
she relapsed into state of Inconsistencies and
died - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

SDelia Collins is TO start paper at Radical
Ridge Schoo,house, Mo-, TO oppose female suf-
frage.
~Two men. named McAlister and Kinder
in Pike County, Indiana, had a difficulty abOut
twenty-five cents last week, when Kinder shot
and mortally wounded McAlister.
2Dont put your pens 10 your mouths, girls
Cincinnati school girl has been in the habit OF
doing so, and was recently nearly poisoned TO
death by the ink.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
HE COOLIE-SHIP MASSACRE.
Blowing I'm NutiueerS.
TeIegraIA.d EzciGsircly 20 The Eceniag .Sydr

Ie'egrdEA.a ErcSGsirciy 20 The Eceais,g Star.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Tahiti Ncssea-
ger, The effcial Journal OF the French Protecto-
rate ir the Society Islands, publishes a detailed
account 81 n tragedy on board a French Coolie-
ship Mhii' becalmed OF Byron Island. About
three huuured Coolies who were on deck re-
eeiving presents at the time revolted. The cap
tam and several Of the crew were insanity
kEied. The mate and portion Of the crew es-
caped below, where they were besieged hy the
natives. Being hut poorly armed they resolved
To blow on the upper deck, and, accordingly. "A
quantity OF guniowder was properly placed and
hred. The explosion blew or frightened all the
Coolies overheard, aud shook the vessel like an
earthquake. The sailors hastened on deck. and
found the sea covered with natives making for
the island
Following Is a list Of the killed and wounded
Of The ships company: Killed.. Blackett
captain; y Crest and j. Il. Latterh, paSsengers;
and five sailors. wounded-Nictor Mahlier
steward; and three sailors. Those who escaped
were Charles NJ. Stewart, second officer: and
five sailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

JENNIE COLLINS, of the American workman
ofhce I'm Boston, has challenged the Rev D ID.
discussion. She goes for the minister i'm the fol-
lowing language, to wit 4: "Reverend Sir: Being
Of the opinion that some of your recent public
discourses and lectures may, IL unanswered
certain class OF the workingmen Of Boston. 4.
VINO am a workingwOman Of this city, respect
fully request Won 20 meet me I'm public debate 20
labor"
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PACIFIC SLOPE ITEMS,
Honesty the BeSt Policy Railroad
C0mpleted-A New COnstitutiOm for
california; n-Quantrel1. the kanxas

Ietegrdphed Exclusively 70 The Erening S2ar.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE Secretary of
the Treasury has ordered the release of the
French ship Malabar, recently seized for viola
ton OF the revenue laws. upon payment Of three
times the value of the goods landed and about
$1,000 costs Of suit.
The Virginia City and Truckee Railroad will
be completed by the 18th instant
A proposition to call a convention 20 draft n
new State Constitution is discussed by the Cali
fOrnia press.
Quantrell, the leader Of the Lawrence mas
sacre, was tracked by a detective TO this city.
where he enlisted i'm the army and sent TO Camp
Scott, Nevada. An order for his arrest reached
there too late-he and three Others having de-
serted, taking the best outfits in the camp.
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ShipWreck.
zelet rdpked Exclusively 10 Txs Frsn;no cyor

'"F"e. H~e'"stoe'y ." INC EceHtHy Ntdr.
PARIS. Nov. 12-Despatches were received by
the Paris Insurance Company yesterday an
nouncing the complete loss of the American
steamer Leight i'm the Mediterranean. Later ad-
wees, however, show that she was an English
vessel. She encountered a severe hurricane of
the harbor of Oran, Algeria and was drawn up-
on the rocks and totally destroyed. As faI as
known there were no lives lost. Captains OF:
vessels arriving at various Mediterranean ports
make mention of the severity of the hurricane
and predict many other disasters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

The REMAINS OF THE LATE GEORGE PEABo-
DY.-The Secretary of the Navy to-day sent
telegram by the Atlantic cable to Rear Admiral
Radford, commanding the United States feet in
Europe, directing him to detail a man-of-war
vessel to convey home from London the remains
of the laoe George Peabody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

THE FOLLOWING pall-bearers win oficiate at
the funeral of the late Hon. ROb't j. Walker to-
morrow Chief Justice Chase, General Hum
phreys, Admiral Porter, w. w. Corcoran, John
b. Blake, +. =. Stanton, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Hartley, and Hon. Joseph 5.
Wilson, Of the Land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

THE PrBLIC DEBT-By typographical error
in the statement issued from the Treasury De-
partment yesterday, an abstract of which was
published in THE STAR OF last evening, the
balance in the Treasury on June 3Oth, 1869, was
stated As S45, AZ 2s23 i'm excess OF the balance
as published i'm the debt statement OF July lst,
1869. A corrected statement from the Treasury
shows this excess to be ss $40 so9.34, instead of
IL G2S2.
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Murder Most FOul.
Telesropked Exclasirely 10 The E,,n;,o &

'uF"'eu ExctustttIy 20 Inc EreRtFlg Sfdr.
CHICAGo, Nov. 1.-Two gentlemen named
Porter Bliss and Charles Wild went from Wi
mona, Mlnn-. to La Crosse, Wis, and put up nj
the st. Charles Hotel YESTERDAY morniny Wiid
Htt for WfnOna suddenly, and Bliss not making
ms appearance this morning, his room was
broken open, when he was found living on the
BED with a pistol in his hand, and three buIlet
holes through the body, one of them through the
heart- suspicion Of the murder rests on wild
and he will be arrested. 1
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TNs splendid Hair Dye is the best in the~vorld;
the only true and rerfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous
tint remedies the in effects Of bad Dyes; invigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN. S1ld by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
4 Bond " S-eOly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

WANT TO BE ANNExED.-A delegation of
prominent Canadians. favorable to annexatiOn
called at the White House yesterday and had
an interview with the President They repre-
sent that large body of the people of Canada
are anxious to link their fortunes with those of
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

NEW ARMY northumberland Sher-
man will, it is stated, recommend to Congress
the adoption of the new code OF ..Army RegilIa-
tions," originally drawn up in 1864 by General
Candy, and since somewhat modified. 1t is rep
resented by some of the officials to be thorough
revision Of our existing military code-a revision
made under the light of our recent war expert
ence and in conformity with what was found to
be the actual requirements OF the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

HoNoEs TO THE LATE GENERAL WOoL.-A
general order has been issued from the War
Department announcing the death of General
John +. Wool, recounting his services to the
country, directing that military honors be paid
him on the day of the funeral, that thirteen guns
be fired at intervals OF half an hour at Water
vleit arsenal, and that the flag be displayed at
half-mast at the garrsoned posts within the De-
partment of the East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

FALL OF A MErEoRIc SroNE.-On the 2d inst
meteoric stone fell I'm the yard Of Mr.. E. Bar
low, about eleven miles southwest of Lumkin
1t fell within six feet Of two negro girls and
buried itself in the grouna to a depth Of about
eight inches. The fall was preceded by loud
explosion and rumbiing noise. The stone
sent us is about as large as a medium sized
apple, but Is nearer square than round.
1t Is quite heavy for its size, and is incrusted
with black coat as thick am egg-shell, which
was evidently formed while the stone was in a
state of combustion during its passage through
looks like an amalgam OF granite and marble
not 50 coarse as the former, nor as white or fine
grained as the latter.-CotEmbas Gd.) Lsqairer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

SENATOR BEowNLow says i'm private lett ~:
''Should live to get to the Senate in December,
my friends and enemies alike will know how lit
tie truth there is in the statement that have
forsakeD the Republican party, joined the Dem
Ocratic, or aided in seeking the election to the
Senate. of Andrew Johnson,
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THE GENUINE LIEBIG EXTRACT OF


secures great ndr excellence IN the preparation
Of reef tea. Buy but thar the Liehiy
Extract Cf Meat COMPANY - Baron Liebgs sigma
ture ON every iaF. For sale by druggists and gro
7 VI ~ a. = NS.
Oc9 F&Tlm 1s3 Broadway, New Yo.k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

IT is ESTIMATED that the receipts from inter
nal revesiue for the month of November, 1s9
will exceed those OF the same month OF las
wear ty a 600 .ODG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

IT Is THE OPINION OF Governor Hayes, present
Governor of Ohio. one of the best read and
ablest men Of the West, that the City of Wash
ington will be the Capital of our glorious
Republic an hundred years hence, and then it
VIII be the grzldest city on this globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

TIE CITY YTAxEs-yestertlav and last ev..,,-
mg tthe ofhce of the Collector being opened for
the accommodation Of mechanics and Ialorin,
men from 20 o'clock) tine Collector. Mr. Boz
making total collected since the Isi inst. OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

RESPECT ToSTHE MEMORY OF ROBERT
cretary Boutwell, to-day issued an
order eulogS:ing the fame as a patriot and
statesman Of the late Robert j. Walker, and di-
recting that as a mark of respect the Depart
ment be closed tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

GENERAL JAMES WATSON wEBB was before
the Subcommittee on foreign affairs yesterday
apd testified relative to his knowledge of the
Washburne- Paraguay diff entity.
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THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF
THE AGE,

There y 'Trobably no Family Medicine 80 fayora-
hfy AMI so widely known a. DAVIS PAIN Kill
LEX For che past twenty years IL has been eXten-
syely Sy Missionaries in India, China. Turkey
indeed, ia nearly all the Missionary Stations. not
oniy 10 Oceanteract the climate influences the fam
lies of II i-sionares but fo the cure Of Cholera aud
fecers prevalent in the East. Ii j. used internally
fee all diseases Of the bowels aud externally for
wounds burns, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggists gen
e1alls. Occ9 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

A FURTHER REDUCTION and consolidation of
the Army, and reorganization OF tine Navy,
and a saiesof nearly all the monitors, viii be re-
commended 10 Congress at its next session, it is
said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

IL n the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
AkIos heiess, sti bsasky hair, healthy, soft, and
sIossy.
Price 81 90 For sale by all druggists
r. +. HALL 4 CO. Nashua, y. II. Proprie.ors
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ACCIDENT.-The mate OF the schooner Anna
Barton, at Gleason ~ Glcnn's wharf. foot of a
street, fell from the rigging this morning To
the deck, breaking his arm and sustaining ~
we're internal injuries. Major Gleason had him
conveyed Ia Providence Hospital, where he
could have proper attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

THE ISSUE IN THE SUPREME COURT as TO
whether the United States should pay certain
railroads in the South for its use of them, OF
whether the companies should pay the United
States for the equipment which the Government
put upon them during the war, was decided
Yesterday by compromise. The railroad COM
panies agreed to retain possession of the roads,
run them and pay the interest on the Tennessee
railroad bonds, and turn over the surplus money
if there should be any, to the payment of their
debt to the General Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
has decided that parties buying, selling or DEAL
ing in gold dust are Liable to be taxed as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

1efegropAed E1ctusirety TO The Evening Star.
LONDON, Nov. 12-The British Government
will send the remains Of George Peabo,iy TO
America i'm the ship Inconstant.
The delay in the announcement of the new
Government loan for the purchase OF the tele-
of consOls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

hENsf ID CookE, Esq. was last night elected
President Of the Philharmonic SocIrfV a,,J = =.
cepts the ofce Mr. q. &. Ever va. cls,I.s,l
Secretary. The Philharmonic member. eNnsrf
"a nave farePa this winter, 10 sing the solos Iva
the oratorios they intend to present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

MISS ANN n. NicHoLEs will read this eycu-
ing, at odd Fellows Hall. an original ESSAY ON
Inc fhilosophy Of Woman's Life" Miss Mich
oles comes TO us from the south WARMLY en,l,,r.a,
by its best citizens >O'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

GEoRsE GIBBs, of this city, was TO read a
papercn the Physical Geography of the North
western Territories" before the Geographical
and Statistical Society of New York, lee,
eyeTysnc.
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Petroleum Bark Burned.

Iele97dpked E1clusirely 70 The EUening Star.
BERLIS, Nov. 12.-The Bremen bark Cupid
Capt. Leithoff with petroleum from New York
for Dantzic, burned to the waters edge in ahat
city yesterday, where she had just arrived.
Loss heavy.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on tire evils of
SELF with certain help for the
eFring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
lopes. free If Charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. . eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

HTJames Elmidan was found dead i'm New
ark, n. j., yesterday. Witnesses saw that his
sister struck him on the head with q stove ban-
die.
~A "Carlyle and Emerson Association- has
been formed in London for the purpose OF found
ing an intellectual church.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

Ietegrhphed E1cissireiy to the Ecening Star
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Presbyterians
are tnbilant over the reunion of the old and
New School branches of the denomination, and
have displayed flag over the Pres6uerian news
paper Office, on Chestnut street. The Dag is
blue-the color Of the Old Covenanters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

IHE FORCE OF printers i'm the Government
printing establishment has been doubled ln CON
sequence Of the actual and prospective increase
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Discharges ~ the Charlestovu y.vx
Yard.

IetfgTophed Erclusircly to Tie Ereni,,g Star.
BOSTON, Nov: le-One hundred and tAirty-
five men were discharged from the NAVY Ward
Yesterday. They were attached to the Con-
structor's department.. The Engineers and
other departments are to be cut down. An en-
animation Of the naval appropriation is said to
be the cause Of the reduction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

IHE FIRE AT THE NAVY YARD last night .lid
but very little damage. IL occurred i'm the ord
nance foundry, amongst some old rubbish
which had been piled up against the furnace.
and was extinguishen without damage.
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WORKS,
PARKERsBURG, WEST vIRcrSr,

a Nh. have on hand one Portable Steam Saw Min ~
10y cash; also, several portable engiass s, 10, 1T
tor threehing machines of 70 horse r,,r s1tsDe
@ -. portaoe engines on wheels from rs a. ~ hors.
power OF under. Persons WISHING 40 earshs. ~,
ol seeond hand niachnery, eneines or ron @oud a.
- ,sh VI aocress M. LEESE CO.
farkersburR, West Virginia.
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Senator Morton Denies Il.

'F"e0 q 6~e*"s''ety 70 1"e EceHtNy Ntdf.
CHICAGO, November l2.-An Indianapolis
special says private despatch, from Senator
Morton, denies the telegraphic reports from
Washington in reference to a conversation with
Governor Boutwell, about Cuba and the curren-
cy state ment.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ Alto NAL THE A T X Z

BENEFIT OF MILE RITA SASGALLI.
THIS FRIDAY NIGHT, November l., Is5l,
The Charming Ballet of the
MATER LILLY.
To be followed by the Thrilling Drama Of
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
Conclude ith the famous
SANGALLI CAN-CAN
SANGALLI MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
at 2O'clock.
hONDAY-Those Gifted Artists
1t ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
ZEROTT HALL.
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ANOTHER MAN KILLED FOR FUN.-A CAV
wedding party was assembled at q residence in
Chicago Wednesday evening, when Herman
Howe, guest, playfully pointed pistol at Seq
tried Schmokel, brother of the bride, and % his
The gathering broke up in wild excitement. and
the unfortunate homicide gave himself up to the
~-~>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

BRoTHERLY CoNcLAvE. No. 2. \. PIX. are
making preparations to insure the compl..ts. su,-
cess OF Their masquerade aud civic ball NJ Old
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r UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.


We can attention TO our large stock of LUMBER,
White Pine, North Carolina, Virginia, and Rass-
ern shore Framing and Matched Floorina
Cypress shinglas, Lafhs Picke,s, plain and headed
Cedar Posts, various lengths.
Dressed Lumber 81 all kinds under cover
.or.d ana 1sk, Ash, and Poplar Thoroughly
In fact, all kinds Of Lumber usually found in .
We also deal in WOOD and COAL. We have tho
sIytens Valley
Luke Fidler,n and
Shamoken Red Ash Goals
Locust Mountain and other well known White
Oak sea Pine Wood, sawed and split and in the
STICK:
fact together with wharf facilities, enable rs 20
sell At prices that cannot tail 20 be satisfactory
We deliver In any part Of the city 2,24o pounds TO
o Orders by u.Il promptly snsai a
ocau Branch yard va a.. ave- " ''a and d' sss St East
GREAT BARGAINs AT wun. psox
PIANO AND Music srosE, 4 No' sp isf iIra ST.,
r,.,r .s side n fs suscs sssl1f saS
Pisnos, win positively be sod az cost, Ise-utttt
SPECIAL attention 70 Tuning and Repairing Pi:
snos. oc5-sm
GIBSON BRoTHERs,
BOOK oa,b ANp .'se Ps1B.FIs B9B PIRiNrERs, iS;I
Give strict personal attention 70 business.
DUCKwHEATi BUCKwBEArI
ID Just received and Tor sele
s tons Fresh New forh =: W FLOUR.
BEAvANs 4 SHAW
poiim Dsreef, between llth and iath,.
NOVELTY FouNpRy AND MACHINE
PARKERsBURG. WEST ytpcrv,.
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q: A. R.-The following officers were elected
by the 7. =. Grant Post, No. IL, Grand ARMY
OF The Republic, at their meeting ON wednes a. \
night DIR. A. y. Huntoon, Post CommandeT-
y: II. Stine. Senior Vice Commander; Major e
IL Lawrence, Junior Vice Commando; Can't;
H. Gushing, Adjutant; DIR. 3. ;. Bond. Surgeon:
Rev. Chas w. Dennison, Chaplain; T.. NJ. tsib-
son, Quartermaster; J. g. Levin, Officer OF the
Day; W. w. Wilder, Officer OF the Guard.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star suilding,
sW. Corner Pennsylvania Az sr1 III Sc,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER C0NPiNY.

The STAR l. served by carriers to their sub
ecrbers In the City aud District at TES tENi> fEk
WEEK, or foRTY-FOJR CE>Ts PER MONTH S1P'eo
at the counter, Two CENTs.
PRICE, EpR MAuIxS Three Months, One Dollar
and Fifty Cents; Six Months, THREE Dollars; one
Year, Five Dollars No papers are sent irenn the
Office longer than paid f1r.
THE WEEKLY STAR published On Friday
morning-One DOllar-and- half year
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY

Can have their hair stored to its Hstural cold
and il IL has fallen out create a H6S growth,
main
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IIlness on General aaarihalsli

Illness Of General GaribalSli.
Telssraphed Exclusively to The Euening Star
FLORENCE, Nov. 12.-Advices received here
to-day state that General Garibaldi is quite in
with rheumatism.
The Dutchess Of Genoa Don't Want
Her Son 70 be King Of Spain.
Teiegraphed E1clusireiy to The Ereniag Star.
MADRID, Nov. I2.-The Dutchess of Genoa is
opposadt to the candidature of her son.