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Evening star., 1869-11-10

~The Crows and Sioux are fighting each
other.
s%The Crown Prince Of Prussia is said N
travel with brazen ballet blonde disguised as
his valet.
The snob of the period carries a cane with
q alight-eolored plush head.
ga church in Jacksonville, H., is being nit
ted up as a dance house and lager beer saloon.
s0Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania, has
been quite i'll, but is better.
s%Agsssiz is busy trying to solve the mystery
Of 50 many earthquakes.
n%Helper's latest impending crisis Is reported
10 be financial.
sIHere Is a ''personal advertisement in a
French newspaper Eliza; YOU can return Ito
TO the house. The boil ON my nose has gones
s%For "killing a cat" and .skissing married
woman against her viii" an English magistrate
IMajor Hardinge, formerly editor Of the
Oakland (Cal) Democrat, and husband OF Belle
Boyd, is said TO have accepted position on Oes-
pedes's staf.
1Pror. Jones. of the Ann Arbor Union
School was publicly whipped by Mrs. Rapal-
jee because he had punished her son-his pupil.
sxThe Illinois clergyman. Smith, who de-
clared that his wife Wa % aceiaentslly drowned i'm
a~Flowers continue TO be considered the m ,st
appropriate gift, purely complimentary that a
gentleman can offer lady.
sIAn Iowa paper advertises for a Girl 20 learn
the printing trade, who win wear pants and saw
wood.
81 Ten divorces a day are granted n Chica %.
and twelve m 81. Louis. There is quita A riy si>
~ between the two towns.
~Eugeme's trip has brought ont a n.,r a.,
Tss 1s p Ideally prepared for The Holy Place
me rauern a cross made lilies-hlseL =
"hite-upon material black or Whit. o1
- Key West is filling up with C,h.,. -.
nase ihuodnccd the custom of letting their
Young children run about unclothed al rrsa,
expense Of Key West modesty. ~ siese
Inc young ladies' OF New Haven are said
scribed thereon.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

NOVEL WEDDING.-A novel wedding uas
celebrated q i'm Memphis ON THURSDAY A widow
lady from North Carolina, Mrs. NJ BlackwelI.
on her way Ia the Red river country with All her
Iousehold goods, including several children.
felt an aching void, and determined to mn m,
place Of the late Mr.. Blackwall upon short
notice. Procuring a marriage license with A
biank ior The name OF the husband, she eNplaiu-
ed her wishes TO the landlord OF the wagoI-yart
where she resided while an trdnsitu who intro-
auced 10 her strapping young fellow nan. "A
Daton, who was nothing 10th, and the two were
made one live minutes afterw ards where ti,rv
stood i'm the wagOn-yard. After the ceremonv
The new-matched pair took up their march tor
their new home.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The NEW YORK CUsToM-HOUsE FRAUDS
Additional facts have been developed i'm rela-
tion to the alleged drawback frauds in the New
York Custom-hOuse, fraudulent certificates or
drawbacks having been found i'm connection
with nearly every class of imported merchan-
disc. Some Of the officials estimate that the
amount out OF which the Government has thus
been defrauded may reach 1900. 900, while
others suppose it cannot be over 81 10000 4
number OF the custom-house officials are impli-
Gated. Two OF the custom-house employees are
now undergoing a secret investigation before
United States Commissioner osborn, in New
York. Solicitor Banfield is conducting the pros
ecution, and will remain in New York until the
investigation shall be concluded. Secretary
Boutwell, has directed that half a dozen OF the
most efficient andreliable clerks in the Treasury
Department be sent to New York to assist in
Overhauling the books, papers, &c.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
The Imprisoned Fenians-Excitemen
I'm Ireland.

Teicgraphed Exclusively to The EUeniag Star.
LONDON, Nov 1O.-There is still considerable
excitement in Ireland on the question of the
imprisoned Fenians.
Dispatches from Dublin to-day state that las.
evening during a meeting OF the Dublin Am
nesty Association and the Amnesty Committee
a number of men broke into the rooms of the
latter, smashed the lamps, destroyed the furni-
ture, purloined the records of the committee
and perpetrated other outrages. No arrests
Were made
Evening star., 1869-11-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
From the Plains.

NpecidI 70 Tie EceRing Star.
ST. Louis, Nov. 1t.-The regiment of cavalry.
under Generals Duncan, Carr and Royal, which
has been operating for the last six months in the
country between the Platte and the Kansas Pa
cific Railroad. goes into winter quarters at Forts
Russell and McPherson. During the campaign
six successful engagements were had with the
savagcs- They marched 400 miles, The
country is now considered free from hostile In
dians.
The Fort Sanders scout after Indians has re-
turned They followed the trail two DAYS, with
out Overtak ing them.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
Murder Of a Catholic Priest.

,NP'ctUI 70 INC Etthtfg Mar.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 10.-The Catholic
priest at Bellefontaine was murdered i'm his own
house night before last, by a man named John
Powers, who shot him through the head, killing
him instantly. Powers gave himself up and Is
now in Jail. but no cause has so far been assigned
for the horrible deed.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
ASSOCIA TED PRESS REPORTS.
Death Of General Wool.

Tetegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
Troy, n. ", Nov. 1O.-General Wool died ut
his residence i'll this city, at half-past two
O'Clock this morning in the presence OF his
family, the Hon. j. A. Gri swOld, and James, his
colored servant, who has been with him for llp-
wards Of forty years. He die almost without a
struggle. His age was s6 years. The time for
the funeral has not been announced.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
Use MATTHAI's VICTORY.

This valuable Medicine, lately introduced in this
city, has proved itself the most Reliable Remedy
known. for Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Colds, Cramps,
rheumatism, and Dyspepsia; will also cure Neural
gia Toothache, and Sick Headache.
Every family should try one bottle OF the VIC
TORY Ii is warranted to eure, or the money re
Price 20 cents per bottle. S.ld by all Druggists
Professor e. j.. NATTHAI,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 3il East Baltimore street,
Re4et+ Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

"PRoFEssoR Fay" who travels with ani
manages the Davenport brothers, received a
check last week. During the coat feat of the
dark sedRoe, gentleman i'm the audience ig-
nted box of chemicals which he had carried
with him, and displayed the professor" stand
ing erect and putting ON the coat in n very
human way. He dropped back into his chair,
and when the room was lighted denounced the
gentleman who produced the irregular iliumna-
tion "A coward
Evening star., 1869-11-10

DR.. DRAPER, of New York, has accepted the
presidency of the American Union Academy of
Literature. Science and Art, just formed in
this city. 1t already numbers 134 members, in
cluding President Grant, Chief Justice Chase,
Niee-Admiral Porter, and others of distinction.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

IMPORTANT APPoINTNENTs.-The President
has appointed Charles j. Folger to be Assistant
United States Treasurer at New York. vice
Gen. Butterfield. Mr.. Folger has accepted.
The President has rendered to Thomas i
Durant, OF New Orleans, the position of United
States Circuit Judge for the circuit embracing
Louisiana, Texas, &c.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, November =, 1860.
Information h& been received AT this Depart
nj mt ON Mr.. W. ID. Fanand. the Consul OF the
United States at Callao, Peru. of the death on
the 9th OF August last, at sea, lost overheard of
Samuel Smith, of the "Phineas Pcndleton'
Also. from the same source, of James Ledger.
August Peterson, John Perry, Henry James,
All q Charles Green. seamcn.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

SOME hard-drinking Californians. threatened
with delrium tremens. gastritis and the watch
house, have organized a Moderation Society y
Its members are pledged not to drink ANYTHING
stronger than wine, beer, and cider, except
when they are discouraged, and then they can
take little whisky. Gin Is permitted vixen a
member docs not feel pretty we'll, but brandy is
only allowed in case of sickness
Evening star., 1869-11-10
BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and Perfect DYE; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; disappointment; 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 Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
10 Bond street, n. Y. S-eoly
Evening star., 1869-11-10

AN EARNEST PATEIoT.-lien. Cespedes. the
Cuban insurgent leader, who burned his large
Bayamo property TO keep out the Spaniar,is.
now promises TO give to each family of which
Iathef or son have fallen for Cuban freedom
thirty-three acres of land till his estate Is eN-
hausted. As Cespedes was an extensive land
owner, the gift must be very considerable, and
its example of great effect.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

TIE HoN. ROBERT j. WALKER, We regret to
iearn is still lying quite low at his residence. on
9TH street, between + and +, and his family and
friends have but little hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. Walker is now about seventy-eight years of
age. His physician, DIR. Trst, states that he
has no particular disease, but is dying from ex-
haustion of his vital powers.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

L1ErT. COMMANDER III. G. TALLMAN, of the
l. s. steamer Yantic, at New York, has made
report to the Navy Department, giving history
OF the yellow fever on that vessel the death of
Commander Treyett Abbott and his clerk, j. j.
Lyons. &c.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

JUDGE JAMES III. EMBREY, of Kentucky. who
has been appointed Minister to Ecuador, vice
David A. Num-, resigned, is brother law of
Senator Fowler, OF Tennessee
Evening star., 1869-11-10

JOHN Il. BENNETT, Of Elkton, Nd, has been
appointed Postal Railway Clerk between New
York and Washington, in place of Edward &
Wood removed.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

COLD WEATHER IN PARIs.-A letter dated
Paris, October 9th, SAYS swe are to-day i'm
the enjoyment OF our first snow sform-a real
New Englander for everything but excessive
cold Indeed, for some three weeks we have
had as cool weather I'm Paris as at any time last
winter. Still Paris Is CAV, and the tide OF fash
ion rolls ON through the Bouleyards as merrily
a. ever,
Evening star., 1869-11-10
PERFECT MANHOOD.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils If
SELF with certain help for the
erring and unfortunate Sent in sealed letter env
lOpes. free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p Philadelphia, Pa. sc % eu3m
Evening star., 1869-11-10

SECRETARY RoBEsON left here last evening ia
attend the funeral of the late Rear Admiral
Stewart in Philadelphia to-day.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

THE RIGHT TO COLLECT THE INCOME TAX
PROM THE PRESIDENT AND THE JUDGES OF THE
SUPREME CoUET.-Thc question as to the right
of the Government to tax the salaries of United
States judges will soon be submitted to the
proper authorities, and it is thought that it will
be decided In their favor under section one, ar
ticle two of the Constitution of the United States
which provides that
The judges both OF the Supreme and Infe-
riOr Courts shall hold their offices during good
behavior, and shall at stated times receive for
their services a compensation, which shall not
he diminished during their continuance in Of
iicc.'
The question was submitted to the Treasury
Department some years ago, when Chief Justice
Taney, on behalf of the Judges of the Supreme
Court, addressed a letter to Secretary Chase
upon the subject, but Mr.. Chase ruled that it
was proper to tax their salaries. A number of
prominent officials express the opinion that it
is unconstitutional to tax the salaries of either
the Judges or the President of the United States,
and that all tax which has been collected upon
their salaries must be refunded.
III. Section Of the Constitution provides that
s'The President SHALL at stated times, receive
for his services a compensation, which shall
neither be increased nor diminished tor the pc
riOd for which he shall have been elected, and
he shall not receive within that period any other
emolument from the United States or any of
them"
1t is probable that the Treasury Department
will shortly he called upon to decide whether or
not it is constitutional to tax the salaries of the
President and United States judges.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

II is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world
making eless, stiff, brashy hair, healthy, SOFT and
glossy.
Price SlO0 For sale by all druggists
X. p: HALL CO, Nashua, n. H., ProprietOTs
10 l-lm
Evening star., 1869-11-10
OnIcers shot by a Burxlar.

1eiegrophed Erelusireiy to The Erening Stor.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10.-Wm. f. Jones, alias Bont
the Canadian burglar, last night shot Offcer
Nicholas Karns, while the latter was attempting
TO arrest him. Karns struck the weapon with
his locust, and received the ball in his foot.
Jones also shot patrolman witturely, before he
was arrested.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

IHE TRUSTEES of the Corcoran Art Gallery
have ordered the immediate completion of the
building, we are glad TO hear
Evening star., 1869-11-10
Paris Stfll TRANQUIL.

TelegropAed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
PARIS, November 10.-The city is entirely
tranquil. There were several electoral meet
ings yesterday; and last evening a demonstra-
ton was made I'm favor OF Henri RochefOrt. In
no ease was there any public distnrbance.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

INDICTMENT OF AN EX-CoLLEcroR OF REV
ENUK-Commissioner Deano has received in
formation from Supervisor Perry, of North Car
olina, to the effect that ex-Collcctor l.. G. Este.
Of the second district of that State has been
twice indicted III the United States Court AT
Raleigh, on the charge of embezzlement and
for making fraudulent returns. His defalcation
amounts TO about $50 900, the amount of his bond
Evening star., 1869-11-10

ATTORNEY GENERAL HOAE and Gen Sher-
man had interviews with the President thi,
morning.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

SENATOR CAMERON, of PENNSYLVANIA. and
several distinguished agriculturists and horti-
eulturists of that State, will accompany Com
missioner Capron to Macon, Georgia, to attend
the State Fair there
Evening star., 1869-11-10
THE EIGHT.HOUR Law.
Men Employed by Government Con.
tractors.
The Government has NO Power to Reg.
alate their Hours Of Labor.

The following interesting correspondence in
relation to the eight-hour law explains itself:
NEW YORK, October 81 1s69.-Hon. Gsorys &
Bontsreii. Secretary Of the Treasury. Washington
ID. C.-Sir: Learning that the new Pos OH
now building i'm the city of New York is being
erected by and under the direction OF the Trea,-
ury Department, have been instructed by res
Olution of the New York Wcrkingmen's Union
"a legislative body rcprcs' iting the yarious
trades of this city, at = meeting held On the
evening of October 16, lSi9, to write You and
inquire, on behalf of the vorkingmen of New
York, whether work on the new Post Office IA
national building) is not being done in accor,,-
ance with the law making eight hours dav'S
labor Oh all Government work wherever locat..,;?
The hours now worked thereon being Ten Instead
Of. as the law prescTibes, eight hours.
We respectfully call your attention 10 this mat
ter, believing that as you have jurisdiction in the
case yOu desire to do no injustice TO the working
classes, by requiring them to labor more hours
than the act of Congress demands. The propcr
enforcement OF the law andthe benefits to be de-
rived therefrOm is Of vital Importance to H. i'm
many respects Regarding it thus, We respect
fully solicit your Intervention IN having the
building constructed in accordance with the Ma
tional Eight Hour Law. BY 80 doing YOU Will
confer lasting favor, for which the working
reply is respectfully solicited Yours res
pectfully, WN. j. JEssUP,
Corresponding Secretary n. Y. workingmen's
Union, No. II Norfolk street, New York CITY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November 9. 1859
Sir: Yours OF the Dist. ult is received. In reply
have to say that the law to which your refer
does not fix the hours of labor work perform I'd,
by contractors for the government. This De-
partment has, therefore, no control over the
hours OF labor of persons working for its con-
tractors.
Since the passage of the eight hour law all
mechanics and labOrers employed by this
Department have been required to work but
eight hours for a days labor, except in such
cases as the exgencles of the public service have
demanded, i'm which cases it has been by special
agreement with the persons so employed, the
compensation being rated accordingly.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE S. boutwell,, Secretary
Wm. J. Jessup, Esq, Corresponding Secretary.
Workingmen'S Union, No. II Norfolk street, Nep
IOTk.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

JOSEPH \. WARE. fourth class clerk i'm the
Sixth Auditors office, has been removed.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

THE MISSING TENNESSEE REVENUE CoILEc-
ToR-Nothing has yet been heard of f.. r.
NcGec, Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Sixth District of Tennessee, who has been miss
ing for several weeks past. The vacancy has
been filled, and upon examination, the missing
mans accounts have been found perfectly cor
rect.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, November 3, 1Sd9.}
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. Rufus Mead, the Consul of the
United States at San Juan del Sur. of the death
on the eth of July last, in the Wilderness. of
Augustine HaTrasZthy. a resident of SOnoma,
California. Also, of James Burns and Oscar
Allen, both of California. the latter probably
born IN Delaware county. New York
Evening star., 1869-11-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s35. ,o32.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MAsTiNSToS, ISi'.
xssil ySS i ST$ iisESS SSS ISi n hE
WEST now run as fellows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Lad sf s eassei So 10! I, Ed ss9 A.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesys & &saily .xssRt @ : Sunday at and $50 \. NJ,
Lea!c at 4. y and 4:2O p VI. Ne train to or
frUm ANNAPOLIS a sunday
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at ,. NJ, and 12:i5, 2;So, $40, and
"a" p. NJ ran ,xsr,r,ovs
Leave a; : A. NJ. and $50. and 7;4J Pm
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
M SO JAM ana AP 4 !, and s"s"P" p NJ "'i1 "' q" ~
ON On ss1Tl1y sh1i1 ,i at :1d sns sso P only can
Meeting Relay station with trains from Baltimore
10 " heelIng. Parker>hurg- &c-
Washington station Ticket ofice at all hours OF the
day: Also, at the COmpany's efice, 400 PeHnsyl-
ssenue cfiice can there arrange to have their bag
gage called for and checked at their residence taken
v New York, philadelphia, and Boston, see all
J. }: WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
r "a VI cpl d,,SrI p, SrgeTsl i.i I,cket Agent'
sTHROrGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
fh'ifSfht%iH' sE% 1oRk' AND @AE
WASHINGTON, 1862.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
follows. viz:
FOR NEW YORK. trithOKt change ef cars.
Leave daily except sunday at : a NJ, and 1915
and p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday at a. m, and 1915
and $40 p. m.
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 900 p. m. and Philalel-
phia at $40 D. IN.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 D. m. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
BostOn be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day. Also. at the Company : Dfice. No. 406
Pennsy lvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue Office there arrange 20 have
their baggage called for and checked at their resi-
dence taken TO the depot, and put into the baggage
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
lie and the West
J. l. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 20 GEO. :. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

StNAToE PATTERSON, OF New Hampshire.
left here last evening for his home i'm that State
Evening star., 1869-11-10

There is probably no Family Medicine so favora-
bly, and so widely known as DAVIS PAIN Kill
LER. For the past twenty years il has been eXten-
sively used by Missionaries IL India, China, Turkey
indeed in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
only to counteract the climate influences the fam
lies Of Missionaries, but for the Of Cholera and
Fevers prevalent in the East: 1t is used internally
for all diseases of the bowels, and externally for
wounds, burns, bruises, &c Sold by Druggists gem
orally. OcZ9 I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-10

RIAt the October term OF the Fayette (Ga)
Supreme Court AZ of the drawn jurors were ex-
cused from serving on account of young babies
at home.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
ALTON THEA TIRE

ATIONA EATRE.
THIS EVENING
The beautiful and accomplished Danseuse,
MILE RITA SANGALL1 AND TROUPE,
In the Fairy Burlesque of
FLICK FLOCK.
FRIDAN-Benefit Of RITA SANGALLI.
SNNGALII MATINEE ON SATURDAY
On MONDAY the popular favorteS.
ROSE MD HARRY WATKINS,
noln2t WILL APPEAR
Evening star., 1869-11-10

IMPORTANT DECIsION.-SecOnd COMPTROLLER
of the Treasury Brodhead estimates that the de-
cisiOn of the Supreme Court just rendered, that
the servants of officers i'm the military service
are not entitled to increased pay under the act
Of 1864, SAVES the government from the payment
Of claims to the ammount of four millions of
dollars, and will cause saving of about two
hundred thousand dollars per annum hereafter.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

THE NATIONAL CURRENCY PEISTING.-Mr.
w. V. s. Wilson, Chief of the Note Division
Treasury Department, left here yesterday for
New York, with twelve female clerks OF his
division, who are expert counters of paper and
sheets, for the purpose OF overhauling the affairs
of the National and American Bank Note
Printing Companies, who are engaged i'm
printing the national currency; and the
work of those companies viii be suspended
for three or four days, until the counting
and settlement of the books shall be completed.
The discovery of twenty five cent notes in cir
culation without the red SEAL induced Secretary
Boutwell, to order the investigation. All the
blank sheets, half finished notes, &C., will he
counted by the clerks, to see if their count
agrees with the figures and returns of the COM
panies. A few weeks since similar investigation
was made of the paper, when q count was made
atthe mills of all they had upon hand, sc. These
investigations viii be ordered by bySecretary Bout
well as often as deemed expedient, in order that
the accounts may be kept perfectly correct be-
tween the Department and the companies. No
notice is given To them when the count Is to be
made, hence they have no time to prepare or fix
differences.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

The normal and theological schools have aver
aged Tor the term a. follows:
Ndlcs. r. aales. Totdl.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
~ WORKS,
PaRKERsBURG, WEST yIRGINI,

We have on hand one Portable Steam Saw Min of
25 Horse Power that viii sell at our works for
si7gO cash: also several portable engines suitable
Tor treShing machines Of 10 horse power; also,
sral portable engines OF wheels from Is TO 20 horse
power or under Persons wishing 90 purchase new
second hand mac ehinery, engines or iron would do
well "a call or ai.lrre. M j. LEESE Co,
nc &-ly Parkeysburg, West Virginia,
Evening star., 1869-11-10
EXCURSIONS, &c.

y SILVER WARE. X
We take great pleasure in calling the attention Of
purchasers to our very attractive collection of
SILVER WARE.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS.
BREAKFAST, COFFEE. and
DINNER SERVICES.
Ofevery style and price, with all other articles Of ele
gance for table ornament, made of the purest
Silver Our manufactory has been established since
ls7 and its products known all the country
a. Kinks Silver" We constantly filling large
orders for families of known taste and refinement in
the cities Of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, as
well those south of In addition 20 the above,
we offer our usual we'll selected stock of WATCHES
JEWELRY and PLATED WARE, and daily
receiving additions 60 the same. -
SAML KIRK 4 son.
GOLD AND STL VERSMITHS,
no sm.1p 112w Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1869-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY

Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and II II has fallen out, create growth, by
using