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Evening star., 1869-11-04

SINGULAR SUICIDE OF BoY.-At Cannelton,
Indiana. few days ago, a youth named n. STAN
ley Clark, committed suicide because his mother
would not give him money to attend the Owens
boro fair. TheCannelton Reporter gives the
following account Of the affair:
He, in company with his widowed mother and
the children, were, was their won't pleasant
ly conversing in the family sitting room, when
the subject OF the recent Owensboro Fair came
up incidentally. Not the slightest apparent inn
portance was given to the matter; it was talked
of like any other of the thousand and one little
topics which We all talk Of daily around our fire
sides, when Stanley remarked: "Mother,
1 wish you would let me have a little
money; l believe IN go to the fair"
To this his mother replied: "Stanley, \ 10 wish
You wouldn't ask me for money to 20 there. /
wish you would not 60. You are only eighteen
years old, and do not think il wise or safe for
you TO be keeping so much company. want
you to stay at home with us, and you know 1
want to make home as pleasant for YOU and all
OF us as i can. Asy0ur mother, dread the idea
Of your getting into bad company or tempta-
uOn." TO this he rather smilingly answered -
"YOu will let me have il, mother, know or
words to that effect, while he turned into his
private room; where, before we can tell Il. the
family was shocked by the discharge of a pistol.
and rushing i'm, they found him on the floor, ly.
ing on his back, stark, pulscless and CORY; the
red current Of his life still streaming from the
fatal orifce.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

SENSATION IN New YoRK-A Mailman Rashss
Naked Through Ue Streets.-David Bell. engaged
in business with his uncle, John j. Bell, at No.
66 Robinson street, yesterday afternoon, shortly
before four O'Clock, jumped suddenly from his
chair in the office, and, with the desperation of
a maniac, tore his clothes from his BODY. until he
was absolutely naked, when he sprang from the
room before he could be prevented, and rushed
upon the street, lacerating his flesh with his
mails as he went along. He rushed wildly
through Robinson street. down West street,
towards the dock at the foot OF Barclay street.
One of the immense crowd that followed
him caught him, and for an instant held
him. but only for an instant, as, in his madlened
strength, he broke from his captor, but his lib
arms Of officer John Mcconnell, stationed at
the Hoboken ferry. The officer. with five aS-
sistalts, carried, or rather hurried the unfortu-
nate creature to the end of the dock. when
they found that his own and the public safety
demanded his being secured i'm such a manner
that escape were vain. They were obliged 10
secure him with ropes lashed about his arms.
limbs and body. Blankets were secured from adj
joining carts, that at this hour throng West
street, and thus he was taken TO the Third Pre-
cinct station house, where Captain Ullman and
Officer Mcconnell, with unwearied pa
tience and tender care, endeavored to
quiet him, but their exertions were of no avail.
.'Oh, father it was not my fault :" In his right
hand, which he held, or endeayored 10 hold.
conyulsively to his bare breast, he grasped the
daguerreOtype Of a lady, and although efforts
were quietly and persuasiyely made TO induce
him to relinquish it, all were i'm vain. The
his nails were found to be of a serious nature
At last the necessary official papers were OBJ
tanned and the unconscious miserable was sent
TO the Tombs-N y. Herald, Nor. 3.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

FLEEING FROM SoDON.-A correspondent men
tons an interesting instance, showing the dam
ger OF the Pacific Railroad to MormOnism. He
relates that he met, last week, an interesting
Glasgow family which was about to return to its
native city, and in their charge found a young
woman from the same city who was about TO ac.
company them home. Her story is that the
promise of a Western paradise induced her to
visit Salt Lake City, where one of the saints pad
her his addresses. The fellow had already three
wives, fact which he carefully concealed until
girl attended divine service and heard Brigham
Young preach the gospel of the latter-days SAINTS
Among other truths, he declared that no rnan
could enter the kingdom of heaven unless he had
three wives, but that to make his case sure he
should have seven. The girl became awake TO
the true state Of things i'm time to fly to Gov
ernment family for protection, and having ar
rived IN this city, had q passage home furnished
free Of charGe.-M y Commercial. - -
Evening star., 1869-11-04

AN INFANT BURNED TO DEATH BY ITs NURSE
lady from Bedford county gives us the sub
jdsaed particulars Qf one Of the most atrocioas
and horrible crimes We have ever been called
np0n to record. 1t appears that Mr.. Henry
Greasy, living in the Meadows Of Goose Creek in
Bedford county, some short time since had the
misfortune to lose his wife, who died leaving an
infant child. The infant was placed under care
Of Mr.. John Morgan, itsgrandfather, and nursed
by colored girl, aged about Is years. Two or
three days since Mrs. Morgan had occasion to
sSola thH girl for some delinquency. at Yssiell
she showed marked signs Of anger and resent
ment: The next day Mrs. Morgan visited
neighbor house, short distance OF, leaving the
child with the nurse. During her absence the
fentiish and brutal nurse, to crafty her anp. r
against Mrs. Morgan, deliberately threw the
child into the fire, and let Il Remain there until
both Of its legs were buried on above the ankle,
causing its death. When Mrs. Morgan returned
in q few hours, she vas ho4riied to see the innO-
cent little baee bErned almost to crisp, it's dis
torteu featdlee indicating the terrible agonies it
nad endnfec. The nurse, who still remained at
the house, was at once taxed with the deed. hut
denied it bitterly, stating that the childs leg haG
been eaten Oh by dog, while she left only fog
Few moments. This tale, however, was wholly
disapproved by the plain marks Of the fire, and
the brute being threatened with severe punish
ment, finally confessed that she committed G,e
horrible deed In the manner We have stated. AMI
assigning as her reasons for It her
with Mrs. Morgan. She was then CON ,eyed 10
Liberty and committed to jail for risi.-Lmch-
b9sy NfNs. etrR
Evening star., 1869-11-04

~ Mis- Helen Beagle, of Altona, H., recently
recovered 5000 against Isaac X. Stonewell for
defaming her character. The trial lasted thred
days, and seventy-fve witnesses were sworn
u0The watchcase makers OF New York and
BROOKLYN have organized for the purpose of
forming protective union and obtaining an ad-
vance Of wages.
s1The Portland detectives are working up
a recent affemrt 20 poison a whole family i'm
that c;fv. It Il said that startling deyelopc-
ments will shortly lie made.
aHPaper seems 20 be entering into abont
everything we use. A Connecticut firm i m n
king nails tubs, spittoons, wash-bowls, "and all
that sort Of thing, Won kncw,n from H. Houses
have already been built Of It What next9
aFThere IL a man i'm New Jersey who iuSis,s
ON having his marriage ceremony repeated
every year, going through the whole ceremoag
ofnew dress for his wife, dinner 20 his friends 3
~Mrs. Foley, OF West Rutland, VT, a few.
days since. poured Kerosene oil upon her fuel %
hasten the fire, and lest her life 10y the eNperi-
ment Thousands OF foolish people tempt death
in this way.
- Mr.. Jones, of Hartford, thought ne sm lt
gas the other night and lighted amatci to SO &c.
He next found himself I'm the street an ahiaze,
when friendly policeman put him out by roGi-
ing him in the gutter.
- Ms. Clancy. who butclered heT husband
az New Orleans about eighteen m0nshs age, -
he lay by her side in bed. has iu~t died w. ~
matte asNiun. Ladies. you sce how it ~Ssksi -,
be careful.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

How TO MAKE TURKEYS UsEFUL.-In Nor
mandy, where the Creye Ceurs are principally
raised, they have curious fashion Of Matching
the eggs. As the hens are not inclined to set,
and are at best only ordinary mothers, the geod
women Of the peasantry have fashion of press
ing young turkeys into the service. This they
Of the preceding Sear that has never laid, and
put her In basket containing. plaster egg
Cover this basket with q strong linen cloth. II
win be from four TO six days before she will
overcome her natural Discrimination TO sic,
and become attached to the eggs, or, az the
French have IL, s'take an affection" for them.
When the prejudice rs entirely overcomes they
place the real eggs under, she easily GOVERNS
eighteen or twenty Of them The covering Is
removed and the innocent turkey accomplishes
the task assigned her without further trouble,
save that il q necessary 70 rem9ye her once a
day that she nay partake Of rcffeshments. If
this Is rot done, these ssettefs' sometimes starve
to SeAth, rather thah Voluntarily leave their
charge, so great p this forced affection. After
Matching, the little chick are placed i'm charge OF
another turkey, and the mother, supplied with
new lot q eggs, continues her emission.'-
These young turkeys are thus made to hatch
three or four "litters" in season.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
THE EMANCIPATION NCELEBRATION
A Gala Day Among the COlOred People
Of Ba1timOfe.

Telegrdphed Exclusively TO The Erening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-The colored citizens OF
Baltimore and the State OF Maryland are cele-
brating the anniversary of emanc cipation with
great enthusiasm. The procession, which is
several miles i'm length, is composed of number
Of benevolent societies In full regalia on horses
wagons and afOot, and the usual civic repre-
sentations with banners, flags and appropriate
devices, all preceded by fun bands. Many are
present from the District of Columbia, and
quite number from distant States. Along the
entire line the sidewalks are crowded with whites
and blacks, and perfect order prevails. Bishop
Wayman delivers an address this afternoon and
the celebration win close tonight with grand
ball at Douglass Institute.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
THE MARKEss TODAY.

IedegFdpked EEcihstceIy 70 TIC ErcRtRg Strr.
BALTIMORE, Nov. i.-Cotton duh, and nOmi-
naly at - X. Flour more active. bat prices arc
weak. Howard street Super, s5.50aS5.s5; 40.
Extra, 81 625a>7; do. Family, s1aSs.2J; City Mills
Super, s6.1as62J; do. Extra, s6.25aS.: 10.
do. Extra, s5.75aS6.5o; 10. Family <7aaS5 ..
Wheat duh, at sI-35aSi.f5 for prime % choice
red. Corn dun: New white, .5a9oc.; old white.
slasl"s. Oats dull. AT 55a5sc. Rye very dul,
at 0c-asl. Pork quiet at S33. Bacon firm: Rfh
sides, ~ nc; clear DO, II ai9a G.. shoulders l6c
hams, 24a25. Lard quiet at isSais. Whisky
quiet, at Sl.llasll2.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I-Nirginia 6s. old. I5x
do. coupon. new 50 lid Norts ca.oiin.'s al
40 bid.
NEW YORK, Nov. i.-Stocks steady ami dali.
Money strong at per cent. Exchange, long, >;
short, 9x. Gold, 26T. 5-e0's, ls6s, coapons,
coupons, 80; do. new, 81. North Carolna's, "a;
Evening star., 1869-11-04

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE.-Queen VictO-
ria has returned to Windsor Castle. Rev. Mr..
Semple, recently appointed Bishop Of Exeter,
as Bishop, he might know nothing Of parties in
the Church, but cooperate with all. The Lon.
don Times, in an article on the influence Of
Rome, saws the Catholic Church must be with
drawn from undue Roman prepOnderance and
the City of Rome from ecclesiastical dominion.
1t is only by ceasing to be an Italian soyereiyn
POntiff.
General Prim explained in the Spanish Cor.
ties, yesterday, that the question ofrOyal candida
ture was the cause Of the ministerial crisis adj.
ing that the attitude Of Unionists hindered solu-
ton. The opposition to the Duke Of Genoa is 50
large and determined, 1t Is stated, that il Is
feared there Is no chance for his election.
The insurrectiOn in Dalmatia, the province of
the Austrian Empire lying between the north.
east corner of the Adriatic Sea and Turkey, ia
enlisting greater numbers In resistance to tn.
rule Of Austria.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

AFrMRs In Loupox couSrr, vA.-rhe Lees
burg Cni6n has the followir items:
Land Sdles.-Last wee,r Wa sold farm Of rz,S
acres, Img near Com Spring, i'm this county.
anu anu peioneng 10 NJ. r. M. Bentley, to Mr.
Snepharc, u Canada, for SIS per acre. Also. a
uaSS s5 acres near Guilford, belonging to Mr..
nrod Garrison, living near Mid
meDurg had or q OF his legs so severely crushed
abe snes nes. sssr. as 70 Issare
s"eeessiun- performed by Dr. j. w. Luck.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

ARE PORK PACKERS MANUFACTURERS? "A
delegation, composed Of representatives from
Chambers Of Commerce Of Chicago, Boston, st.
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and New York.
had an interview yesterday with Commissioner
Delano relative to recent decision of that official
whereby psrk packers are compelled to pay tax
as manufacturers. The delegation claim that
p0rk-packers are in no sense manufacturers, and
that the Commissioner decisionwa a strainine
of the law. The commissioner, on the other hand,
holds that the law is very clear, and that pork
packers are as much manufacturers as are cigar.
makers
Evening star., 1869-11-04
REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE TrNxrssp

REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE
A large number of prominent gentlemen now in
this city, who were connected with the Army of
the Tennessee during the late war, contemplate
engaging special train to take them to Louis.
vile to attend the reunion of that army, which
takes place in that city on the 18th inst.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

SUPERVISOR FULTON has just been detailed
by Commissioner Delano for important duty on
the Pacific coast, and will leave Baltimore i'm a
few days, ria the Pacific Railroad, for San
Francisco. He will be absent probably about
two months. During his absence Supervisor
Harrison, Of New Jersey, will preside over at
fairs in Mr.. FultOn's Supervision District, which
is composed Of Maryland, Delaware, and the
District Of Columbia. He has been ordered to
California for a general Overhauling and inspec-
ton of Internal Revenue matters there.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
RAILROADS.
BALTIuoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


S@S S@sS:SSIs$%S 1,Si sS% I$i m 50 .
WEST are TOW run az follo~s, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
snG s sassS, Igs! and sn asS A.
F1DE ALL WAY STATIONS.
s,,i . SO .nd 30 p NJ
FOR ANNAPoLLs.
Leave ft A NJ. and 4:2O r. NJ. No train to
from Annapolis oE Sunday.
oS SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Lear at A. n and i2.I3, $50, $40, and
FOR WAY STATIONS
Lszye AT : 4 81 and ESQ. and As p. NJ
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
L.sys daily s1ssp. Saaupss and sunday at ~
..n sa,uIlayat, \ and az Gao 3 , PM o.,r .o,-
Dsytins 81 Rsssy station with trains from Baltimore
toNheeling, %arkersburg, &C.
Washington Station Ticket Office all hours OF the
<isss. Also, at the Ccmpsnys office, 40e Pennsyl !
sSsnus offiey can there arrange to have their bag
sse called fcr and checked at their residence, taken
S@ as Pr t Ssssasf and Boston, see al
~ertsemGpt G hySpSh Mssssr ans Of TRANSFORMATION
y CILE, KdSTZ Sf7srHi a1aSs IiSsf, ,asSr AsSft'
sVHRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
SEW YORK. ~ -
WASHINGTON. 1872
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
run = follows. viz:
FOR NEW YORK, TifhOHf change Of r1TS.
Leave daily Except sunday at a NJ, and l2:4 B
and D. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily teXcept sunday at a. IN, and 1874 D
and 40 D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $40 p. m. and Philaaiel
phia at $40 p.
Sleeping ears for New York on 9 D. m train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia New York, or
Boston be had st the station Once at all hours
in M day. Also. at the Company s Office No. 400
fcnn-y " yania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts the Avenue office there arrange To have
their baggage called for and checked at their resi-
ence taken 10 the depot, and put into the baggage
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
She,lHle between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
he and the West.
J. L: WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
nos <.EO- = kOOSTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTs-Thc
President to-day appointed David b. White to
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Fourtl,
District of Virginia, vice Haskell, resigned, and
George W. Ross, to be Assessor for the Second
District of Tennessee, vice d. NJ. Nelson, sus-
pended.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
nv porK-rtrxr roarn
BY Baniers' and Brokers Telegraph, Jdmss N.
GdssdNaN. Op,sugor.


Lewis Johnson ~ Co quote stocks and 5Onls
IN home and foreign markets a. follow:
NEw h"RK. Nov. 4.-firSt Roard-J- =. S's,
lSSl, coupon, IL a; 5-21s, is-s2, csapou. ia =,
JUS, lsf4. coupon, liz :. 5-2a's. iSsS. caa,cn,
Ii2s 5-3O's. new. isz5. coupon. its: 5-.l'S i~,7
coupon, li5 :; 5-2o's ls6s coaPon. II5. ia-laS,
oouIaE, lOs n; Currency s's, iSs \. Canton. 81,
Cumberland, 2GA; QucksslNcr a., MaTipOsa,
N; Western Union Telegraph. ~ \: Boston
Mater Power, u. Pacife Mail. esA; New Work
Central, ISIS; Erie, - /; Erie preferred. i9s;
Hudson, 1893; Reading. 96h Michigan Central,
11; Michigan southern, 81 = Illinois central,
III Y; Cleveland x Pittsburg. Ss: Northwest,
IN; Northwest preferresi. ~ h; Rock isi-u \.
loi y; Fort wayne, s5 Altoa ~ Terre Haute. "a,
Toledo & Wabash, 81 \; Chicago ~ Alton. ls;
chicago ~ Alton preferred, 1t6, Ohio ~ Mis-
sisSpp certificates. 25S; Adams ENpress - =.
Wells Express, 10; American Express. 3Ig:
United States Express, SsA; Merchants Union
EzPress, none. Market, steady. Gold, I26 "a
1864
fBy Cablc.l
LONDON, Nov. a. r. m.-Ccnsois. 80 asss;
Bonds, lsi2, Sh; 1855. sllasS lSa. sBkas
1905, "5.; Illinois, W =; Erie, - \; Atlantic
PARIS, r. m--Rentes 1if sc.
LIVERPOOL, I y. m.-Ntton market steady.
Sales. l2.ooo bales. Mistiiings Uplanis, IL -;
Middling Orleans, l2k.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The New York monc, market worked n'rs
easily as the day assse~l yesterday aud bciors
The Close Of the bank hour balances we're oncrei,
on government bond collateral. af siN prr cent.
The gold mari ct centinars dan and hea.v aitI
all the salcs since cur lat edition have ha,n az
~ al. Government bonds heavy, and iali at
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The U. 8. STEAMER SwATARA, having just
been fitted mp and repaired at the New York
Navy Yard, will be put i'm commission in the
course of a few days, and prepare for sea, as her
officers arc now being ordered to report.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

A LARGE AMOUNT OF WHISKY has been re-
ceived at several of the Atlantic cities from the
West, with incorrect guaging marks. The mat
ter is under investigation at the Internal Reve-
nue. Office, and seizures will probably follow
Evening star., 1869-11-04
p1-Gounods new opera is "Polyeuae.n
~ Theophile Gautier has married Grisi.
~Wicked London contains 100000 bad "

~ Theophile Gautier has married Grisi.
0Wicked London contains 100000 bad wo-
men. Iif esE .fe-e,..
~Robert Lincoln sent Bishop Simpsons
daughter q silver mustard pot.
~The Massachusetts clergy are preaching
against the Coliseum lottery.
- Alaska complains Of a scarcity Of The
necessaries Of life beef-steak and whiskey.
~ TQuails are now seeking winter quarters In
the west This Is said to indicate hard winter
avIt is said that Miss Thackeray Is TO take
the lecture platform in England.
- Diptferia Is prevailing To an alarming
extent In Indiana.
aVQuincy, H., has discharged It's police from
motives OF economy.
- One foot of snow fell on Saturday in Pis-
cotaquie County. Maine, and the people there
are enjoying fine sleighfng.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The NATIONAL BANKING SYsTEM-On the
subject of supplying increased banking facili-
ties for the West and South, the Comptroller of
the Currency in his annual report win probably
recommend the removal Of all restrictions on
the national banking system on these two condi-
tions:-1. Authorizing the unlimited establish
ment of new banks on a gold basis. 2. Authori-
zing new banks with circulation in greenbacks,
to be issued in the same proportion that the new
national bank notes are issued.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF

There is probably Family Medicine 30 favora-
bly, aud so widely known rs DAVIS PAIN Kill
LER- For the past twenty years 1t has been extern
svely used by Missionaries in India China, Turkey
indeed. in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
lilies Of Missionaries bat for the of Cholera and
Feyers prevalent in the East IL is used internally
for all diseases of the bowels, and externally for
wounds burns, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggists gen.
orally. oc9- I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-04

SENATOR FENroN, or New York, has taken a
suite of five handsome rooms at the Arlington
House, for which he pays 1850 per week. His
family consists Of four persons. Hon. stephen
Sanford, of New York, has a suite on the floor
above Senator Fenton, for which he paws ss0
per week.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

SUPERVISOR O'DoNNELL is in town, and has
received his instructions from the Revenue
Department preparatory to entering upon the
discharge of his duties i'm the Northern District
of New York.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The FAMILY and friends of Hon. Reverdy
johnson are to assemble in Baltimore at ms
residence on the 10th instant to celebrate the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

COMMISSIONER DELANO has not yet CON-
menced work upon his annual report. 1t will
be very short this year, but will show very
gratifying state Of affairs in his Bureau.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
PACIFIC SLOPE ITEMS.
Absc0nded-EXpOFt Of Treasure-Iu.
crease Of Emfgrant Travel, Heavy
RAfuna

7elegraphed Exclusively TO The Erening Star.
SAN Francisco. Nov. John C. HALEY
land Is supposed to have absconded by the last
steamer to Panama. He is q defaulter to the
amount of 81 600.
The report Ofthe Montgomery street extension
commissioners will soon be published. The dam
ages appraised aggregate two millions OF dol
lars.
The amount of treasure exported during Oc-
tOber was over two millions.
The emigrant travel over the Pac fic Railroad
is rapidly increasing.
Heavy rain storms have occurred throughout
Oregon.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
PRICE FTGHTERS IN TROUBLE.
Probable Break Up Of the McCOOle
Match.

Teiegrophed Erclasirely to The Erening Star.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Fistiana is I'm
trouble here, Allen and his hackers refuse to
accept Murray, of St Louis as final stake holder:
and Bill Carroll came ON last night for the pur-
pose OF selecting one satisfactory to both parties
McCOOle dt mands Murray, The difficulty
threatens to break up the McCoole mill.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

AMONG THE AMERICANS registered in Pari.
for the week ending Oct. 2ist, we note the name
of A. ID. Gillette, of Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

CHAs. Z. CAPEHARr, of West Virginia, ha,
been appointed Messenger i'm the Navy Depart
ment, vice Napoleon Bouvet, resigned.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

To CLEAN OucLoTH-An oilcloth shoald
never be scrubbed with a brush, but, after being
first swept, should be cleaned by washing with a
soft flannel and lukewarm or cold water. Onpo
account use soap or water that is hot. as either
would have bad effect on the paint. When the
oilcloth Is dry, rub il well with a small portion
OF mixture Of bees wax, softened with minute
Quantity Of turpentine, using for this purpose q
soft furniture polishing brush. Oilcloth cared
for in this way win last twice the time than with
ordinary treatment.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
PERFECT MANHOOD.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN ON the evils Of
SELF ENERyATION, With certain help for the
erring and unfortunate Sent in sealed letter
lopes, free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa Sc q -eo3m
Evening star., 1869-11-04
K00len Mill Rurnt.

Telesrophed Ezclusirely to The Ereaing Star.
BRANTFORD, ONT, Nov. 4.-The wOOlen mill
OF Joseph Ellis & Co., about mile and half
from this place, was destroyed by fire last night
The cause Of the fire is unknown. The loss is
about 500 900; insurance about SIO, 900.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instan, n,aneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelor s Wig Factory, No.
10 Bond street, N. Y. sc Seoly
Evening star., 1869-11-04

THE U. s. MONITOR DICTATOR is still at
anchor in Hampton Roads, awaiting the arrival
OF her convoy.