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Evening star., 1869-11-05

7eiegrePhed Ezciasireiy 10 The EreRisg Star.
LONDON, Nov. 5-The first great four-oared
race between the Thames and Tyne crews, for
f2o, was rowed to-day, on the Thames. The
couTse was between PutDey and Mortlake. The
following are the names OF the crews: TYNE.
Taylor, 7. winship, j. Martin, y. Renforth,
(stroke.) and Wilson, (coNswain.) Thames
Saddler, Kelly, Messenger, Hammersione
tstToke,D and X. Hammerstone, (coNswain)
The weather Was rainy, but the race came off
promptly, and was witnessed 10y a great cl ovid
of people. The Tyne crew won bv three lengtlIs
The Thames crew were the favorites at the start
The second race between these two crews will
occur on the Tyne on the 18th instant.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

IHE CHURCH OF ExGLAND.-It is reported, on
alleged good authority, that large number OF
clergy men of the English Established Church
nave ma agned Pennon TO the EcuInenical Coun-
ell, praying, "That, should the decision of the
Council be unfavorable (as the petitioners be-
lieve il not improbable IL will bel to the validity
their body who have entered the ministry of tbe
English Church through religious motives
should be received into the Catholic Church.
ordained as priests, employed as such, and al,
Of their present wives-those married not 10 be
employed as confessOrs."
Evening star., 1869-11-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
What the London Times Says Of Him

TclcgrdFhed Erclusireiy 20 Tae EpeatRs Star.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The political news to-day is
not important.
The death OF the celebrated philanthropist,
George Peabody, creates profound sensation.
Nearly all the morning papers have obituary
articles. The Tiaes SAYS: The news Of Mr..
Peabody's death viii he received with no com
mon sorrow on both sides of the Atlantic. The
sentiment OF regret will not he a mere passing
tribute OF gratitude TO a munifcent beuo
factor. MIR. Peabody, through hong life.
accan ulated manifold titles 10 D. lamcnted
lie Was an ardent patriot, ami was loved
abroad aS much ~ at home. He was a New
highlander, who, when the South was bowed
down 20 the dust, stepped forward and claimed
right TO succor her. He was no courtier, vet
he MAS honored by sovereigns aud princes. lie
was Irofuse I'm his charity, which paaperized
nobody. He xas a philanthropist who was
liked as well AZ honored. There was nothing
hard OF narrow about his philanthrophy. lie
simply did whatever good came I'm his way.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

A TKRRIBLE TRAGEDY WAS enacted during the
burning of the StonewaIl on the Nississinn;
group Of men In the water sought to save them
selves by the Aid OF bale Of floating hay
which was too small 20 doat them all. savage
to obtain l0dgment upon, when one more ds-ss
Perate tnan the rest Mas reused TO demoniac pas
son, and drawing knife, plunged II into com
Panions body, and the lifeless form rolled over
into the current, which was red,lened by hi.
blood. The act Of fendish impulse was speedily
avenged, for the wholeparty are believed 70 ha We
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The GCUNENIcAL COUNCIL will be opened on
the Sth OF December, the anniversary Of the Im-
maculate Conception. Nine hundred bishops.
archbishope, anu patriarchs, each accompanied
by theologian, will form part Of the assembly,
together with hundred theologians Of the Pope,
almost all lAymen, fifty cardinals, ana eighteen
generals Of religious orders, the latter escorted
respectively by two theologians. A musical mass
will be celebrated ON the krst day Of st. Peters.
In which the most celebrated singers of italy
will take part The communion service win b.,
administered by the Pope I'm person, with the
singing Of GeRi Creetov SPiritas and Of Sab Tnans
Pro sid;nm.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
safe ROhlHRRN
Tele1rGlsked Erc1ns,

1elegraPhed Ezciusireiy 20 The Ereniag Star.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The safe of the Dorchester
Insurance Company, at Neponset, was entered
last night by burglars and large amount Of
money taken An entrance was effected by
urining through the safe, and then blowing Il
up with gunpowder. As near a. can be ascer-
tanned, the loss will amount to twenty or thirty
thousand dollars.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

from three hundred and eight towns Give Clafiin
0,419 plurality. The Traveller, prohibitory
organ, claims four majority In the Senate
against licenses, and q majority i'm favor OF the
state Police. The record Of the Senate is COM
Rlete: Republicans, 81; Democrats, 8; Labor
Reform. 1. The House, as far as returned,
stands Republicans, l63; Democrats, 81; Labor
be heard from. The balance of power In the
Legislsture In both branches viii, no doubt, be
held by men in favor Of the stringent regulation
Of the LIQUOR traffic instead of Prohibition.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN.-General Ames.
commanding the Fourth Military District, has
issued an order prOmulgating the several sec
tions of the Constitution OF Mississippi, to be
voted for on the 30th instant and 1st prOximo,
and directs the Boards Of Registration to COM
mence the revision Of the poll lists Oh the 18th
instant. The order also gives the list of officers
to be voted for, prescribes the duties of canvass
ers, commissioners &c, &c,
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THE Nashville Union makes public mention of
Andrew johnson, late President of the United
States, 'sitting i'm all the grand and lofty dgni-
ty of his nature" in the Tennessee House of
Representatives, on Wednesday, as a private
citizen, and tells us that she looked calmly and
serenely upon the proceedings Of his fellow citi-
zens in council, }" just as il he hadn't Just been
refused by them the privilege OF bringing his
constitution and the flag into the Senate Cham
Der OF the United States.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
vTHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
rh'tfssiftSiN' NV YoRk. AND E9E;s

" ASKING TON. 1S3I.
Trains bets ean W WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are row run rs follows viz:
FOR NENN YORk. UithOY, change Of cgTS.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at = a m, AMI 12:45
and D.
POR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daIiy teXcept sunday At = a m, and I 2:45
and $40 m.
on 81 NnAY
Leave for New York $40 D. IN. and Phlalel-
phia at $40 D.
Sleeping cars for New York on Q p. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York, or
Bc.tOn be had at the station Ofce at all hours
In the day. Also. at the Company Office. No. 700
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
their baggage called for and checked at their resi-
dence taken to the depot, and put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schednie between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
Tis and the West.
J. L. WILSON. Master of Transportation
l.. VI. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
no ~ GEO. :. KoOSTZ. Agent. Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THE PORK PACKERS TAX.-In the case OF
the appeal OF the pork packers against the de-
cision Of the Revenue Bureau, taxing them as
manufacturers, the decision was sustained by
Commissioner Delano but he agreed to order
Collectors to suspend the collection of the tax
until January LIST, because he does not believe
that Congress intended to tax provisions.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The CENSUS COMMITTEE win meet here on
the 18th instant, when General Garfield, chair
man OF the committee, will present a hill he has
prepared for the taking of the next census, and
Will ask its approval by the committee, i'm order
that it may be acted upon early i'm the ensuing
session Of Congress-
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The House COMMITTEE OH Elections contin-
nuss its sessions here, and yesterday had under
consideration the South Carolina cases.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToNs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named, from Octo-
Der 18th to 30th, inclusive, were as follows
New York, s2,l9s, $685.; Boston, s313, ,216.6,
Philadelphia s153, 1851; Baltimore, sI94 ,ss3. .s5
New Orleans, October nth to I6th,) ss3. .gg7
San Francisco, October 18th to 23d.) $3.50, 81
Total 80, ,134 ,I1O.45.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

SWhen the military fred upon the riotD Dus
striking miners Of Aubin, France, a woman, who
had her child I'm her arms, turned to Az pressing
the baby tuoher breast; the child was sruck by
several balls i'm the head, and the furious mother
turning back and meeting an ofkcer, hurled her
You want our blood? Take it, then-irink IL -
Evening star., 1869-11-05

PHoToGRAPHING CoLoRs.-The last method
employed for attaining this much-coyeted art
was briefly announced TO the French Academy
at late sitting by VI. Cros. His plan seems ID
I've TO successfully illuminate the object with the
Inherent portions Of the spectrum The st,eei-
mems exhibited were highly praised. but the
details of the process are not made public.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

QCARTEGMAsTER GENERAL MEIGs leaves
here tomorrow for a two months tour of iuspsc-
ton. During his absence Gen. j. c. McFerran
will act as Quartermaster General.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
The New York Election.
TeleQrdphed Exclusirelv 10 Tkr Fr,n;no Stc,

New YORK, Nov. 5.-The latest returns from
the interior are more unfavorable TO the Repub-
fcans. According to the Tribune, the Senate
will stand II Democrats to IS Republicans aud
the Assembly ~ Democrats TO 81 Republicans.
The Times reckons that the Assembly will con-
tain 20 Democrats to 5s Republicans.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, in the mat
ter OF the interference between the application
OF Joseph Jewsbury for a patent for improve
ment in machines for raising weights and the
patent granted William and William j. Fades,
has confirmed the decision Of Board of Exam
iners issuing patent to said Jewsbury for seven
teen years from May II, 1868.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

WN. W. MOORE, Collector of Customs for the
District of st. Marks, Fla, has rendered bi,
resignation, which has been accepted, and
Washington Rogers has been appointed to ill
the vacancy
Evening star., 1869-11-05

LIEUT.. COMMANDER FREDERICK J. NArLE. L.
5. N, has been ordered to signal duty at Wash
ingtOa, ID. &.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Iefe5ToPhed E4custrety 10 The Erentsg Star.
ST. Louis, Nov. "A project is on foot herr,
TO form company TO purchase the Indian Roc K
Coal Mines, on Green river, Nv. Thorough
tests demolistrate that coal from these mines
makes better iron smelling directly from tn.
ore, and better maleable iron for street car rails
than any other coal yet discovered on the con-
Evening star., 1869-11-05

GEN. COwES, Of Ohio, will accompany Super
visor Fulton, Of Baltimore, to California, to aid
i'm the investigation of revenue affairs i'm that
Stare.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MINISTER MOTLEY was instructed 10 secure.
II possible, the negotiation OF an important
treaty with great Britain regarding the inter-
consular service. The negotiations are likely to
prove successful, and the protocol Of the treaty
will be probably submitted to the Senate in De
cember.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

REsIGNED.-B. Plat Carpenter, Assessor OF
Internal Revenue for the Twelfth District OF
New York, has rendered his resignation, and il
has been accepted by Commissioner Delano.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MAYOR BowEN, We regret to learn, is coniine,
e his house by sickness.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

PEEsoSAL.-Joseph W. r. Cooper, Of Ten
nessee, brother Of Senator elect Cooper Of that
State, is at the Ebbitt .-..Hon. 5. s. Cox, Of
New York, is at willard's,
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Col. j. r. SPEAGUE, Brevet Major General
A. II. Howe, and Col. H. A. Du Pont, Captain
5th Artillery, have been ordered to report to the
Commanding General of the 1st Military District
for court martial duty.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Ex-GOvERNOR Low, our new Minister to
China, yesterday had interviews with the Pres
ident and Secretary OF State. His instruction.
contemplate a full and fair trial of what is
known as the conciliatory policy.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
4 UMBER, WOOD. AND COAL.


UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We call attention to our large stock Of LUMBER,
White Pine North Carolina, Virginia and East
ern shore Framing and Matched floorny.
Cypress shingles, Laths; Pickets plain and headed,
Cedar Posts, various lengths.
Dressed Lumber Of all kinds under cover.
Walnut. Oak, Ash, and Poplar, thorougly sea
suned and first rate quality.
In fact. all kinds Of Lumber usually fosnd IN q
hrst class Lumber Yard
". also deal in OOD and COAL. We have the
celebrated
ykens Valley"
Luke fidler.1 and
sharuoken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain and other well known White
Oak and Pine Wood, sawed and split and in the
We purchase our stock in the best markets. which
fact, together with Ous wharf facilities, enabie
cell al prices that cannot fail % he satsfaetory
We deliver in any part Of the ciry z2fo p0unls to
Orders ty Wsil promptly hIlea
i. EDW ID CLARK Il CO,
Foot 81 fth street East
Sr2ff Branch yard Va. ave and 9th st East
UMBER! LUMBER LUMBER,
a large stock and complete assortment Of Building
Pine and spruce Piekets, Cedar POsts. Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
~ all kinds hand and for sale az iovssf market
Istes by WILLET kEDdhANhi
CorneT New Iork avenue and 9Th street
one eiusre frum Northern
syEu Liberty Market
Evening star., 1869-11-05

EX-MINIsTERs MCMAHON AND WoErHIyG-
TON were before the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs yesterday and testified generally in relation
to Paraguayan affairs.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The WHITE HousE.-Senator Morrill,, Of Me-,
had long interview with the President this
morning. At noon the Cabinet met, all the
members being present, and continued i'm ses-
sion most of the afternoon.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Hon. wM. NJ. MERRICK, just elected to the
House Of Delegates OF Maryland, from Howard
county, is very generally spoken Of as Speaker
Of that body.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Additional Articles If Agreement bef,-sea TIE Post
Office Deportment cf the United States aad the
Post 0fce DcPdrts.sht Of Candda, proridiHg for
he Exchange Of Registered Letters betveen TIE
trO CoaRtries.
ARTICLE i. Letters, alleged to he valuable,
posted at any post-office in the United States or
its Territories, and addressed to Canada, or
posted i'm Canada and addressed to the United
States, and deliverable at any Of the respective
offices Of exchange to be thence conveyed to
their destination, shall be registered at the Office
ing the same Proe;ded, That the fun postage
chargeable thereon % destipatiOn, together with
q registration fee OF i've cents on each letter he
prepaid at such mailing office: And prorided,
also, That such registration shall not be com
pulsory, and shall not render the respective
Post-Oniee Departments OF the United States or
Canada, or their revenues, liable for the loss
OF such letters or packets, or the contents
thereof.
ARTICLE III. All such letters or packets mailed
ina the interior Of the United States OF Canada
respectively, shall be received. registered, and
reecipted for. rs directed in the general regnla-
tions issued i'm each country in regard to the
registration OF valuable letters, and shall he
sent 10 the respective exchange offices for the
purpose of being forwarded thence .by the first
mail.
ARTrcLEIII The respective exchange offices
shall make a separate letter bill for eacrregis-
tered letter, or parcel OF registered letters orr
ginally mailed at said exchange offices. or sent
TO thcin to be forwarded, As prescribed by the
regulations referred % i'm Article H., and
siall enter therein the name Of the person adj
dressed and the post-ofice 10 which il is TO he
mailed for delivery. The postmaster OF said
exchange ONCE will then mail each such lettsr
or parcel Of letters, In the usual manner I'm n
separate package from the unregistered letters.
The letter bills OF such registered letters shall
not be enclosed In the packages containing them,
but shall be enclosed i'm a separate wrapper ar
en,elouc sealed and addressed TO the post mas
ter Of the corresponding exchange office.
ARTIcIE ~. On receipt OF registend letters
fer dsliyery or distribution ~ eShsr Of the re-
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The WEDDING OF Mr.. ELIAS THOMAS, of
Portland, Maine, and Miss Helen N. Brown, the
accomplished daughter Of our well-known fell
low citizen, 8. r. Brown, Esq, which took
place at the residence Of the brides father,
Mount Pleasant, on the 18th street road, yester-
day afternoon, was brilliant affair, the parlOr
being thronged with q larae and fashionable as
semblage to witness the ceremony, which was
performed BY Rev. DIR. Cudworth, OF the Unita-
rian Church. The bride was attired In heavy
satin dress, trimmed with point lace, hair
dressed with orange blossoms and long tulle veil
"A costume at once elegant and becoming The
bridegroom was attired i'm the usual style, black
dress suit, white vest, and white kid gloves. The
bridesmaids were Miss Marvin, Of New York
who wore white tarletan, with pink c,rce |,
silk oyerskirt: Miss Brown, of this city, attired
in dress of like material, with green corded
silk oyerskirt; and Miss Thomas, " Porti ,ni
similar dress, with blue corded silk 'overskirf
The groomsmen were Messrs. John A. Emory
William w. Thomas, and Austin p. Brown;
ushers, Messrs John r. Thomas, of Portland
and f. ID. Appleton, OF New York city.
Upon the conclusion of the ceremony re-
ception was held, aud at j o'clock an elegant
English wedding breakfast was served. Among
those present were General and Mrs. Dent, Mrs
Judge Dent, General and Mr.. Eaton, General
and Mrs. Hiram walbridge, Mr., aud Mrs. Null
let, Judge Johnson, Ohio; Attorney General
Hoar, Hon. T. b. French, Admiral Smith, Clark
Mills, Col. Dunn, Judge Advocate; DIR. Nichols,
Hon. Thomas L. Tuliock, Capt Norris, U. :.
Navy, and wife; Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Forney,
Marshall Brown, w. y. huntington. District
Attorney Csrrington, Major En"ch Totten, DIR.
Brodhead, Col. Bulleck. prs Baxter and stan
ton, .. >. A., and many Others
Evening star., 1869-11-05
sixty Mile. Killed by Lsxht,,,x

1eiegrophed Exclusively TO The Ecening Star.
ST. Louis, Nov. 5-A despatch from Fort
Harker to General Easton, Ohief Quarter
master, says that the government corral at that
post was struck by lightning last "Wednesday and
sixty mnies were killed. The building was
partially burned.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
rom this source were S55s, ,l13.05.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
RAILROADS.
BALrIMoRE AND oHIo RAILROAD. %

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, isl
Trains between WASHING g.
T,iN AND BALTIMORE andl llSA "a 80
WASHINGTON AND THEEHGGyx-kk
WEST run - follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, at y =, sr.l q 30 4
II =, and I2;t5, x50. I 30, $40, ana sS45 p. NJ.
FOE ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except sunday, at q S2S y 30 A. NJ.
and 2:30 and 4s20 p. ~.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at a q. VI. and 4:2O J. ". No train 10 eT
from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
L.sys z. A. NJ and l2'is' $50 $40 aud
FOR WAY STATIONS
Lew at = \. NJ, and 2 30, and a. y. NJ
FOR ALL PARTS oF THE WEST.
Leave daily except Saturlsy and Sin,iay, at \.
n =. $40 and . 4 a.sd r. VI.
en- Saturday nj = \. II asd 2:So y. VI.
TN sunday at $50. . ~ and p NJ orly, con
meeting Relay station with trains from Baltimore
10 Wheeling. ParkersbuFg, sc.
Through tickets 10 tie West can be lad at the
Washinston station Ticet Office at all hours of the
day. Also, at the COmranys Once, 46e Pennsyi-
vania Passengers purchasing tickets AZ the
avenue Ofice there arrange to have their bag
gage called for and checked at their residence, taken
to the depot, and put IN the baggage car
yertisement Of Through Line
J. j. WILSON, Master Of Trans sportatiOn
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO kOuNTZ. General Agpat.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUNHE STAUNCH AND FANORITE STEAMER
Il J. p. SMITH, Captain A. B. H.
Field will leave Washington. 9th 81. fSttff7@8N
wharf. CrOuChs) every TUESDAY Sk1<1..>@
MORNING. at O'Clock for all Landings on the Po-
tomac River, arriving at kinsale same evening" leav
ing kinsale AT 6 a. m. WEDNESDAY, arriving in
BaltmOre same night. -
GEO. II. CUSHING,
Superintendent People = Accommodation Steamboat
Line. oCIS-tf
EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
InmaD Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from New
York ENERl SATURDAY and AL 1sfGsk
TERNATE TUESDAYS. IfEf&
Tickets sold tO and from England, IreE.essEx=D
land. and the Continent
Fur full information apply to JOHN G.. DALE.
Agent. , Broadway, New York, or
MIDDLETON CO, BINKERS,
au24 n Washington.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

A MERRY JUVENILE PARTY assembled last
evening at the residence of Judge Dent, on La
fayette Square, to celebrate the thirteenth birth
day of his son Baine. Among the children pres
ent were Miss Nellie and Master Jesse Grant.
and the children of DIR. Sharp, Gen. Dent, and
Judl Dent. With the exception of the Pres-
dent and Mrs. Grant, and Judge Dent, who is in
Mississippi, the parents were present, and great
ly enjoyed the scene. General Dent was master
of ceremonies, and acquitted himself to the en-
tire satisfaction Of the little ones.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
n@CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
III WlsHIxGTON n O. Ocfohar :

Notice IL hereby given that on MONDAY, No
yember lsss wil sxpire all licenses given by the
dise, Liquor. by Shcleaie, Hate Gaps Bcets ssoe-,
Aiieys, Hotels, Tsserns, 0rdinsries, TippI,ng
Hosses sample Rooms, Kestsurants, Billiard ss-
Galleries, Resident Havker and Peddlers, owners
Of Hacks, Omnfbuses. Street Cars. &c, &c
All said CONSERVATION licenses pirfng sad date
must be promptly renewed.
Deposits for 1icenses 20 ths Corporation are now
tihcate will be given, upen which The chy ksy'sisr
will Issue the license. JOHN ". CoOk.-
oc as-eotno I2 City Register
Evening star., 1869-11-05
PEoPLEs guILDisG AssocIA-

rTHE people, EciLpiSG AssociA-
TIE regular Monthly Meefng Of this AsSsciati,t,
will be he'd az CIsertt Board cf Trade RS,;a- IN
the SECOND MONDAY of Nos-mber, al 20 o'cia.f
Copies of the Constitution can be obtained a,
THURSDAY. az the following p,aes~:
George II Plant, corner New lork ~ seaue an Ia.
street.
A n. shepherd, 36s Pennsylvania avenue. near
Middleton Co, Bankers, corner 18th aai T.
psnnsslssns sss xssassn ss fwal' Robinson Co. s5a
w. Hill nt Rises Co . Bank
Ire1er7ck Moons. corner sfh and y 80.
~; S59rrs, corner 18th aud streets 'eh.
srina'get oisgett, Treasurer, Bard OF Trail p,...
each monfh. .srs ,;,,,s s,erl .. SECOND MONDAY Il
oc IseofNoys TUf,S Tiynp -
Evening star., 1869-11-05

1t is the best HAIR DRESSING i'm the world
making lifeless st brashy hair, healthy, soft,
glossy.
Price $I0. For sale by all druggists
X. =. HALL Il CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
NO lin
Evening star., 1869-11-05
T0.MOfroW . Holiday In London The
Queen % Dedicate . New bridge.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-To-morrow will be recoc-
nized as holiday in London, and the Exchange
will not be open for business. Queen Victoria
viaduct.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
Government S~curssieS.

WasHiN1ruN, Nov. s, lssa.-Jay Cooke 4 90.
furnish the Showing quotations of Goyesiim mt
securities
Evening star., 1869-11-05
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF
THE AGE

There is probably no Family Medicine so favora
bly, and so widely known DAVIS PAIN Kill
LER. For the past twenty years il has been eXten
syely used by Missionaries in India, China, Turkey-
indeed, in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
only to counferact the climate influences the fam
lilies Of Missionaries, bat for the of Cholera and
Feyers prevalent in the East. 1t is used internally
wounds, burns, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggists gen
orally. oc9 In
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Eo8 kENT-The UPPER PART q, ,,.-
srr.,s rennsyivania ssenae, brtwesn az ss'a snd sa
f,r NAM ss,ns one large bsl. suitable fsr 80 ~
desirable once rms ail hi sn,i,ss' also,
Pas,S. Pspss 70 ~ "; puNALL, Merchant Ta;iare a.
o. s-eOQ
Evening star., 1869-11-05

great economy excellence in the preparation
Of beef tea. Buy but that made by the 'Liebig
Extract Of Meat Company" Baron Liebig's sigma
ture on every jar. For sale by druggists and gro
j. MILHAC y SONS,
oc29 F&Tlm 1e3 Broadway, New York
Evening star., 1869-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
LL'S NEGETABLE SIC1LIAN
HAIR RENEWER,

Can have their hair restored to its natural CO
and il it has fallen ont, create q new growth, /,
II.