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LII
Al tho afternoon board the leading grain
markets were quiet, No. srziog wheat elos-
ing at s1.cG fcr selier last half Of October,
nnd el.07 seller November. No. corn closed
at 5s11sc seller lat hall, and size seller next
month. Other grains we're neglected No de-
uard for lake f1eiGhts.
, 1870-10-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

AR4SIf ED. .:-...-Oct- IL
~ potatoes, atitt suodrtez wa ''''' >'' ~
srrr Aanltexoc, Milwaukee, ~ bu potatoes, aud
Stmr Corona, st. Juserh II pkRs tish, Id bu cota-
toes, and 4untries,
stmr Orion. GrAtni Haven. suntrtes.
suna,its
b pts,oes a., .t1s suui:iss' ' ~ pAS7 u>''
n IT, b;s vKasnaFs; sS's aua sa.ri.s H. Dss fs'Fo"o
Prop Mn, Il nowe:, Buffalo, SO bars railroad iroa,
.. s.,so h!1s :sii, ,; y! ;un:i1ls:; ..,. ,.sa
sisst e md saas91es ''o''
pr,n tr.iSi RnYsf: .f1 s,,,a Is,,rosf fro,. ~,
rIxs n,h. asc eans,r.es.
., naiS <; !: Aau,n. E'!e: so9 tsns % Soa!,
sG ~ Is ncnast ~ aaos 81 IL ra5 1a9G
S~". s1n ocs,s - no ""' w. "~'
scnr cu,1yT. ir W.ucp,,n.c. Isl IN lumber .
sehr Alaritcan Giant. Erie, 10 tous csal,
ScLr 81 aI|c,v, 61ir, 6's' tons coal.
e0 ~ is,, Ssos' 4s' ~ 'unoe'' ~
schr Eate Ee1,v, os1rco. 40 iona raIlrral IRON.
scEr Ii r. utnu. M,nt.tse. iii N iumlrE.
Schr Radical, Mkuist.t. It's n ju,st.er,
scht c,ty ot Iowa. Tawas cisy. IL ~ umpes.
sea,v Msss !1' 'IieIsl, Tn,.e iAve :, M shingles
''eS' 5n5 les "'A''- >~>'
scow M1nrtc Co,,ct,. pcnt1a.er. ao ci,, wood.
Ssht E.,h H. eaae' orVn1o, ~ !u5ner. ~ ~ a'a
~. .e., Ssnts,s- :, -. ~ shaor1a ~ 1sit, =, rhs
>c1f tsdtn fensWaEe1, 1u Gus saang!e oe1e ~ so=
nafk' ~ Hes~
schf !. dibLAlt'r - 9eseant ~ Gus Moou-
Sccf SNOW IMP, -! CnJ, ~ u !n'oaet'
SSsrk {. T. Siut. EIif, Soo son: goal
stmr Curons, =. Joseph; snmsnes;t .
t1ark Nelson. Ho4&.'- ~ t'us Sua. ,,.,
Ea1E Menon inct' ~ Ads1'aht1n, ~ ,tns c..5'
BalE Flying Ats!, EIr. w lsHs soaar a. n,
big Lowell, Mensmoce' Ia Ill "aoe'' A'' ~
setr Harriet Ross, Cedaf N'se1' '4' u 'on'e'' -
: m !ath- - ,r-nA.-
:. ar Clipper GNJ MEe.sgon, ~ e,n1 ~ 'aoaoe''
~, reor1a oay Cnfi p: - t,r - ,ua a. ~ ,umh-r
, 1870-10-14

include:
Caieo schr E. R, Blake, from oconto. 1so m IT
oo.fcs and sss1ps at s15.oo; sold BY Blanchard b
Ca,eo ecow J. n. HIN, from Nauissee 11o m +,
Etsi and scaoliinE Al 800; sold by Blanchard
Cargo scnr Joses, from Muskezon. lie IN It
boards mud strips At sia.oo; sold " Blanchard L
Cargo schr Arab, from Rel, River, 1ta m It cau-
mon mill run ut tieoo: sold BY blanchard Boz
Cargo fcbr Joe Villas. from Puan.co. 1900 .' A"
saved shsRles at ss ~; IS No. At sl.sos sold b,
Irish, EnlltH / Co. ....
e'cs ca. aAa ssahAns At .l''''' '0ia " D. L. h'0"ss
Cargo scnr White Oak. from Maninee. lso m n
ist aud scanuisg, at s!Lso; solts BY J. n. Loouis
Cargo schr Challenge, from pe.e Ma.queae, .
n !. tsist and seant'ing at su.:0; sold BY J.. u.
Lolnts L Co.
TT i.:'ees were ntm uudeF an active demand.
First clear, 1.tnch to s-tnch.. .x,no0 0aae no
second n1esr: 1-tnch to s-tncn..-...., tsoas4s.o
Th,T' Th'Ta eIes5 n NM, s,nc5 az
| First and sec'na clear noor1nR, To-
gesher, Enaeh, the same az second
FRI md sccond clear sizing, 10 >'''
Rether-. ........... ...-..-...-.... suHk&:3M
| Common sidtu@-.. .........,.......+ l7.os91s o.
common flooring, dressed, Grst...... 30 00A31.oo
Common flooring. dsrsse'l, scoonh.... SaD9 80.
and npward. ....,.,........',..,.... So ooasaoo
4 stfck boaF.ls- .ls-..................... eS0ua
ccm.non % bcsra, tsncisg, jofst, scani- >'7 ''*'
ling, and email timber, IS 70 il feet
Jost M AID % scaniinS, is to Il ieet...... iaoos 400
| Drs cottHcu boards anil feAc1ns-..... 1atn SlAp
IcIrts 1ta, a,................. ...... 1910 aIs W
i'ckets, square. ....,. leo0t t1+.cd
Ss,sf Ss,,sf '., 'ss.s, iSona. sss; - - i
tn,t:i .H.nc;e; ::,'..'-''s.'t'''''''' n,
, 1870-10-14

eunr %. Jones, AA1isiee+ 500 hu oa:a.
Sow Hercules, Carcior, lao brs ealt. bf1s poEs'
:, and 4pndiltxs. s--.7- - '
, 1870-10-14

Derno1r, Oct '11-PAssKo Dowx.Fontanelle,
He'd, White and Bite, H.enbeulah, Whson, Coh'
EH!na. Ahtrnnder. GelrEe Ffnney, Holt 70
s:ats, Cutting Star. Luckey. KtnG SISTERS, Auan-
H.: Iheotore Pet1J, Anna Gruver. AaRtil
I4SsED Cr-Ptop St A1hans, schr Ethan Allen
WlSp-Strshvezt
IETKolT. Oct 13.-PlssAp Dowy-Prors l}eu-
=. Aectseta: harts coirne1 Ellsworth, s. Law
trt ct; tchEs cast Ana 4ria Hohoeet, Ownt,o.
lktls1rd, Crar hauf,
fas>Rn Cr-Sppe.
NnD-SpptnNts
, 1870-10-14
TIMETABLE.

TIMETABLE.
md Departure Of Trains
"TENEyE
SCNuER ARA.
, 1870-10-14

ToS N1u-IIctcullon or lncouu-
nEnG6
y urine. T1,.ejan. tstsmsnsna VI n!s4s,ti.. Il taN
.th+ In th< hlsM.r. r<L-.iA- sravtt hr:ek i-t ~
t.A;te ssd ~ diseases II the ol.dir. kian1yA sn1
4:c cytf a swellInEs. .-
USE HELM BULBS FLUID NXrRACT NGCHu.
, 1870-10-14

1Erl1nD nDrat.-A ExiracI ts.1chu
A.. I4r"..v:r H,-t w+Er c:rr. s,cr.s .nt a.lIea =
tIaE+ It.. alt their .tAs 1t ttir ~xtensr, little
rh.-.. .s-:. f-rasyt n ned and ext,saa1r. ae
il RI Asalt l. tas- >l.t nj tu1p Hate Il its nes
NJ, free ~ :: al ininf. sus trnpr.nts.
, 1870-10-14

Helmbo}d's Fluid Extract Bucln
Il piea,ans In ard odor, tee from Al EnGu84
FFlr.111s., and 3u,1nsjIat In tn Action.
, 1870-10-14

El.,pR1CH'S FASSNSGgH STEAMKhS.
poe Nfra ufre shebpYkab. b.. daily, A-.... A.
of 4aw.g,ee sse3 s,tsEs.s, Fl -. a.;t:;... .a:; ta
foF a. JoacFh md EtntAo HafbaE, s!aly. &e- -.N n
Fer Grten Kat. cvtT TueseA1 md Friday, ~ m
snsnAA{ txdesta<.
, 1870-10-14
Manhood aud Youthful yt.or
An ntss1red hy 4 4 xnQEnN Ex1R4cr BrrHn


r.ttEshrt her1''t wa:a'nt iascrs.si,a :-o1 les
patttEt and tnfes without e1pvfttn-nts the ny Il
nsEtasI tans teytn< Faus heA1th and h!e ftun wrax
tTsstsstn: ~ TAT Msd.oa<t. us .t7... E,rst:ta-
itSn ~ jrr. S&.na tSensx rye tens for hts "EUlDn
, 1870-10-14

irsucl tho following circular with reference
to tho funded loan OF the uuitel States OF
lSSl. Kiss and 1Al0
, 1870-10-14

satD93in

90. oh33.M
lS.Nt91s o.
30.mA11.m
eaAS ....
s0,0NasSW
eSNka ...-
SHbi3 80.
, 1870-10-14

The Glory OF Man IL Strength.
fhr1sturr thu Nervous Nni 'tss'l.tste AhaulA i1rns
dA*ely H4r 1LMB,Lp'A NFTNAtT Krcuu
, 1870-10-14

"afFantee decas ccuve;tug city and suburban
property within seven nill-s nj the Court lIpusc
Elri for record on THURSDAY, Oct Is.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-15
GRAND AWARD

INF PREMIUMS IN AID OF THE NEVADA
~ SCHOOL DISTRICT, Nevada City. California;
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-15

Has been appoin. ed Locsl Agent for Carson City,
and will sell Tickets at his place uf business ON
Carson Street, opposite Capitol Square
au30- 2m
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

AMusEMENTs-TwELrrn PAGE Fourth, NTH and sixh
AsrRoIoSY NINTH rAer- Fifth column.
.n sMS IS,st m column
BoAkpEns WANrED-srooSD PAcE-rirst, second and
hEaE sA2 pos ssp
BUSINESS oProkrgSiTiEs- -rwnLrru rAc1-rour.h
9I4H es!sFs ESn 4gs7 ssrpa
cLERks AND sALEsaEN-ELEvrsru rAGK-rinh and
lS5 sSS%9
coAsrwIsE srEAMsRlrs-rnsr rAon-rInh ana siEth
cSGsIEy sssaa
DANCING ACAptMIEs-TwELrrn rAaE-iourih column.
pwEnSa bs m LIZ FSRNsaEo AND us
FURNISHED -sncoaD fAcE-Yhiid and fourth col
EynSfEaN STEAMSHIP, ,r.rsT pAes-rit.h column.
FTiNATSiA-r,I TH soan1 rnnco
FuKNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FuKNiTnsRs,s NsnSosR fonra paa eea%n sss noro
fSEscH fE fi sGsa1 pAarsrh
HELP @ANTED-MALEs ELEVENTH PAar-sl1.A col
HELP WANTED-F D-FEMALEs-ELxyRSrn rAsn Fifth
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &o.-Frrsr PAor-sc:0nd. ,hsd
and fourth columns.
sousF$, Rooms e., sTGb 6sa8 "saoosD rAas-rou-.A
5Esssy EsIfycTSS T1y fsesESaT,A cop
Sixth column.
LOAN OFFIcES-FiRgr PAGE -Fonr,a column
LOST AND FOuNI--FIRBT PAGE-S!xsh coiuian.
LOTTERIES NINTH PA6E-F.th column.
MACHINEKY--TwiIi TIL PAGE Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-NlSrn PAGE-Sisth coIl1nn
MATRIMONIAL--SEco>D PAGE-four \ c0nmn.
sisias PACE
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGT-fourth column.
MQ5ICAL--TwRIrTn PACE--Thrd column.
PERSO NAL--FlRsr PAGE--Figst column
PlAkOFOK1ES-TwKLFTn PAGE Filth column.
fRotSY OUT oF cIS S''q Foh SALE OR TO
RENT-SfcoND PAGE--Sxth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCuANGE-SEcoSD PAGE Sixth
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAoE-Sixth column
REWARDS FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES AT AuCTlON-TwELFTn PAGg-First ard second
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMAIEs-ELnvENrH PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES-ELEvE FACE
Fifth column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAoE--Frss AMI second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. ao.-Flasr PAGE Second
THE TRADES-NINTH PAGE-Fh column
THE TURF-FiRsr PAGE--Sccond column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Third column.
TRAvKLLERS' GUIDE-FIRsT PACE Sixth column
uNFUKNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
Sko0ND PAGE--Sxth column
WANTED TO PURcHASE-Finsr PAGE-Sixth COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. Ac.-FIRsr pAsE-si1th col.
umn.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
-
COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS
DhcIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYfS
i Through Line to

DhcIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYS
l. Through Line to
California and China. .
freight and passage greatly reduced.
through rates, New YORK TO San Francisco:--
sIs5 nass 70 's1:; sEs, s''s,,g' sss
According to location Of berth
the trip. ~
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. q Moth river
foot Of Cana street. nj IL O'Clock, noon
On ath and 10th OF each month.
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
one hundred pounds Of baggage free adult, med
cine and atendancc free.
Nesenoer d 0ap, aanFy Connecting With
sisamer CREAT kEPUBLiG VIII leave san Francss,
December }, 1870, for China and Japan.
All freight for San Francisco win 90 as fast and be re-
ceiyed untn I. VI. Thursday, NogemherS.
10 rsnsSe ipr & wihf AmesHn ana Soah Tactic ports win
~ The usual facilities afforded shippers 10 collecting
For feish, passage tickets and further Information
j. IL. BABY, Agent,
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mall Steamship Company.
cisey from Pier No North river - ~ 0'00A w. Pre-
MISSOURI CaptanJ. y, Edwards. Nov. 10.
ToLuMeIA Captain i. Van Size, Nov a. -
y. q. WHEELER, Jr President.
No. Bowling Green.
TIAvAEA, SIS sIsAL AL,, AMp M VERA Cruz, NEW YORK
sailing from pier u East river, al 5 p. NJ,
CITY or MERIDA, Deeken, "Wednesday, Nov.
CLEOPATRA, Tor freight only, Saturday, Nov. 10.
CITY OF MEXICO Zimmerman, Tuesiay Nov. g.
For freight or passage apply to -
RERMupA MAIL 1
Inc steamship S sfS9FR FRAScsco e SsaRSsd Fs % o a,r,,,,.s -
Hamilton taking freight for ST. Georges from Pier a North
RIVER Thursday November TO- at Two o'clock r. NJ For
's'A"' = pA' WM il. WEBB, "A 4Lxchanrrp-,cs
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
FINANCIAL.

A NDERsoN 4 Co, NO. 0 CHAMBERS sTREEr-
"A Money 70 loan Immediately on Property, Lessehods
ara buiiers Loans New York and New Jersey frt Sec
onu Ihird @c, Mogagesi Stocks and marketable Securi
ties negotiated. Advances
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
--7----7-l77'7l - : > = . =
PERSONAL.

ERANK-coME AND SEE ME; WILL ARRANGE
A. everything. i. T.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

G--D-, OF BROOKLYN COME HOME AN D ALL
" will be forgiven. MOTHER. 4
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
EOHsEs, CARRIAGES, &C

At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON y VAN TASSELL,
Office and sa.e1rootn 81 Nassau street,
opposite TIE Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04
HOR sES, CARRIAGES. sc.

| 5000 FOR HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
&lOO suitable for grocer light busGess
al III good order. Inquire at 7l3 Greenwch street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

rrHE GENTLEMAN WHO HAS TIE PEARL orERA
L glasses with Inscription engraved "From Stella to
Cora" will do well TO return them to where FROM
10 l04 East Fourteenth street. ana further trouble he
Is known.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

FltHE GENTLEMAN WHO BORROWED TUE COAT
from Whclans hat store ST. james Hotel the even.
Ing OF November will please and prevcn, further
trouble, as he Is well known
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

TATN6TT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex
ha1ge Passage from Liverpool Cue
yeky hrs, class Steamship Also riom Liverpool and
xond|n by weekly sailing packets. Drafts Of II and up
wards avaabic any of Great Britain and Ireland a.
the lowest rates, at TAISCOTr BROTHERS CO.'S.
s6 South street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

rI'O ADyERTISERS.-TI HAVING APPLICATIONS
0riana correspondence In answer 10 adveitisemc ns
fnd pnrhaser for cash good price by addressing
COMO, Herald ollcc.
The New York herald., 1870-11-04

fJENRY-I WANT TICKET FOR SAN FRhsCfsCO.
IL Parties having any FOR sale address A. b. Herald office
Evening star., 1870-02-12
GEORGETOWN.

FIRE NEAR TENNALLYTOwN.-The light seen
in the neighbOrhOOd of Tennallytown on Wed.
nesday night last Was caused by the burning OF
the smoke house and meat house on the prem.
ises Of John Cummings, in that vicinity. The
buildings with their contents were destroyed
together with the entire carcass Of bullock
which had been killed the afternoon previous.
MoRTUARY REPORT.-The deaths for the
month Of January, as reported to the Board OF
Health, were as fOllOws:-Whole number %
Males IA, females u, of which were colored
Causes OF death-ConsumptiOn 8, pneumonia q
phthisis 3, eryspelas 1, gravel 1, drovsy /, con-
vulsiOns !, congestion 2, chronic dysentery 1
cancer 1, paralysis 1, disease of heart I, old age
l, inanition 2, unknown 4. Ages of deceased
Under ten years 8, between ten and twenty
years 2, between twenty and forty 4, between
forty and sixty 3, between sixty and eighty 8.
DRovERs' REsT.-The market yesterday was
dull; 300 head of cattle sold at s4.5OaSS.5o per
100 lbs. gross; $50 sheep at 6a6x cents per ID
cows and calves S25aS6O each.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
ALEXANDRIA.

PILOT LAws.-At a meeting of merchants,
agents OF coal companies, and pilots, held here
to consider the proposition lately made by the
Potomac river pilots to amend the pilot laws. a
committee, consisting of Messrs. r. A. Reed p
B. Hooe, and Geo. Y. Worthington, was ap-
provisions, to be submitted to future meeting,
and if approved to be forwarded to the delegates
to the Legislature from this city. with a request
that they use their efforts to have it passed by
that body. -
IMPROvEMENr.-Mr. John Harlow will early
next week commence removing the old frame
building on the northwest corner of Royal and
Cameron streets, diagOnally opposite the Mar
ton on the site Of a handsome three-stOry brick
stOre-hOuse.
The LATE FIRE.-It Is not vet known whether
the late fire at the office OF the freight agents of
the o. "A. 4 Nj. X. X. depot, was accidental or
caused by an incendiary.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

Iaborers had not been paid for nine months and
when at work they did not know whether they
were xorkipg for tnsMseives a OF tae grocery ne
by the colored men generally, and they should
not be led by men VINO claim 70 be leaders of
party, when they were men out Of other cities.
Mr.. Lewis Clephane was next invited to tho
stand. and asked If he might be allowed to ad-
dress them as ell0w-Republicans. He had COM
menced the battle In that cause in ls45, and yet
was q stranger to most Of those present, for he
had retired from active political life when they
were given the franchise. When, however he
saw that they were about to be enslaved again
he broke his resolution, and had now determine d
to re-enter political life to serve until the end.
(Applause.l He fully endorsed this movem ent
Ii had been represented that the colored man
would be disenfranchised by it; but such a thing
Of the franchises now enjoyed, but would in
crease them. He preferred that all the officers
should be elected; but if they could not elect a
Governor, he was willing to trust the selection
with Gen. Grant. [Applause.]
Charles Brown, In a few remarks, urged the
meeting to consider well tho proposition, and ii
the poorer classes would be benefited he would
favor il.
Chaplain Green said this question was not one
of party. but affected the whole people, and he
proceeded to argue that new enterprises would
follow the establishment of a new government
and thousands would be given work.
Mt. d. II. Crane, after expressing his ap-
Proyal OF the resolutions, said that Mr.. Stokes
dId not fully comprehend the situation if he
the party at the City Hall. He would say
no compromise or union with robbers. He
thought that any fair minded man could see
the fraud in 4" the ring and said that bill was
now pending in the Councils which, if passed,
will cover them with infamy He alluded to a
few having read him out of the party, and
said he was not ashamed of his record. He had
more respect for Capt. Moore than he had for
some pretended Republicans in the Councils,
for he (Capt. M rs honest.
A. Grant remarked that most Qf the members
OF Congress he had talked with had satisfied
themselves as TO the constitutional question
which Mr.. Stokes has not satisfied himself upon,
and they had but little doubt bat that a bill
could be passed. We had not the rights here
Europe.
MIR. w. III. Brown, of the Fifth Ward, sup
ported the resolutions, saying they could not
nave a more tyranical government than that of
the City Hall Oligarchy.
Il. Il. Fowler and Moses Madry made a few
remarks, and the resolutions were then adopted
unanimously.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution directing the
division Generals Of the BOYS in Blue to issue
orders for meeting twice month; adopted. Ad-
jOurned.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
SYRUrpS,

STEwARTS SILVER aud WHITE nRirs. ana
other brands. which can only he apprecfatel a., -,
amining price, quality and flavor.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

JUVENILE PIPERs ARREsTED.-.James Haw-
kins WIN. Holmes, Joseph Lee, and Jack Clark
eolored boys, were arrested last night by officer
Fitzpatrick, for larceny of lead pipe, and sent
to Jail for a hearing by Justice Chase. These
BOYS were caught with a quantity of pipe in
Their possession, which they had beat up so as to
destroy the original shape.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
nR. KIERsrEADS
u UNRIVALLED REMEDY,
THE KING OF-ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
MEDICINE, WILL CURE

Headache In fve minutes; ToOthache, in one minute
Neuralgia, Sprajns
kheumatlslna Diarrhoea,
Coughs and Colps, Fever and ARue
Cramps and, ,Cholic, Cholera Morbus
Inflammation OF the Kidneys,
fues, . Burns, Foul Stomach,
and many other diseases and ailments OF the human
body. too numerous to enumerl..-
Nn Diuretic, curing diseases of the KidneysAnd
Bladder. It is Tonic and Stimulant giving an an
retic, causing perspiraton and aaying fever II II
Throat and Lung diseases. =" NJ
There Y not pain or ache. nervous or inflamms-
iory, opt that the King Of all Pain will relieve and
used before any other remedy 10 tried. for Il AZ
%oss certain In every case to be the only thing
g., PRICE, so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
So,1 py ~ druggists, Apothecaries, and Dealers
W: q: BROWN 4 BRO, Sole pro,r,.tor.
seu-zaWtm Wholesale Druegists Rs}timora Ma
Evening star., 1870-02-12

REslGNKD.-Sidney Mcfarland, one of the
guards at the jail, has resigned, and Mr.. Linger-
bach has been appointed to the place.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
PENNIES FOR SALE-Apply at the Star Office

NOTWITHSTANDING our heavy sales, we have
still a few heavy Business Coats and Overc0ats
left, which we are selling far below the actual
cost, to clear our counters for the Spring trade
Oak Hall, 525 7th ST., opposite Post Office.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
MANTELsI MANrELsn MAN,
MANIFEST III

fersens building and repairing house. vou,a A.,
TELs vhich % afo 3s tx .ssxamine my sssorment Of NAN
Ion ever offered for sale In this District TSex
an tne leading styles now manufactureS' n
een 0ncIent colors many Of which are ~ 49,.
rePresenfmg two or more kinds OF MaySe sra 1utasd
NIB ,Hs a,so nave on hand CRATES, summer r;d: N ood:
PPnf TSnnsETS, BRACkET eHELVES f1TcSe;
DOAkDs, &C., all Of which are from the hs.t mu1
isctories Please call and examine them "''' manu-
No. Young Mems Christian Al Rn;5shi,s
sc,-0 corner 9th and n saenSts
Evening star., 1870-02-12

SAVE THE AsHEs-Now that the cold weather
is upon US, We hope every housekeeper will take
care to save all wood ashes that come from the
fires of the house If there are any now at hand.
Put them around the fruit trees or hpon the
garden. They will serve good purpose in either
place. Even coal ashes are worth saving: they
are good around apple trees and upon the gar
den walks. o.
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W.. RREat 4 y I EEsFFAarE & BROKER
AND INSUR RANCE AGENT.
No. 620 j SIREET, NORTHWEST.

WAsHINerON, ID. Q.
- Military Bounty Land Warrants, Wesferr
Land Patents, or Certificates Of Location purchssed
At the highest market prices. jaIi-Sms
4 Cent? and Childrene' O11t-o6 Clothina. HooS.''
Shoes, ete., 6 J. y. HABTO0GNeID, al II sfreSt
sss:sssa S = 80 Aa' 'ss A''esh.sn 'SSS1RYl. 'SSRl
Evening star., 1870-02-12
In BANKRUPTCY.

In the Ciiy OF Washington the "a day of EsSsn. S.
appointment as assignee of IN Etveg notice Of his
9, ,ne 81 city q W.sh gn in the c.unt1 ar
Bsnirupt mon the ysar;ct who has been sdudeed
m wUnrt OF the District Of CosmSin si{fn
fss IsHinnrSp'ey. geo. MASON, xtty-st Law. Vim
City Hall, Assi9nee,
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MnIA>a

genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al
ways on hand as also other lower grades prices low
Evening star., 1870-02-12

THE GEORGETOWN MANDAMUs CASE.
COURT IN GKHKRAL TKRM.-This morning
Judges Olin, Wylie and Fisher on the bench
Mr.. Riddle called the attention Of the court to
the case Of Wheatley agt the Board Of Regis
tration Of Georgetown, in which the question Il
involved - TO the rights OF parties who served
in the so-called Confederate army or navy to
exercise the rights of citizens, which had been
certified to the general term, and at his sugges-
urday. Mr.. Richard Harrington has been re-
tanned for the Board.
RObey agt. Prout; motion to vacste decree and
dismiss bill filed.
WAR CASE.
The case of Eliza L. Moorehead agt. Corne-
Illus Boyle was taken up. The plaintiff sues the
defendant for having, In 1861, arrested and i'm
prisoned her, and by which imprisonment, for
two or three years, her health was impaired
nc, and she claims damages at S35,00o. The
defendant puts in the plea that at the time he
was in the service of the Confederate States
filling the position Of Provost Marshal. and tha,
the act complained OF was under and by order
of the commander of the army, General Beaure-
and this demurrer is being argued. Messrs
Riddle and Miller for plaintiff, Merrick and
Ennis for defendant.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartier. To-day
the case Of Campbell agt. American Popular
Life Insurance Company was resumed.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge ParceU.-To-dav
letters Of administration, with the will annexed
on the estate of the late Gen. III. X. Craig
were issued to Maria b. Craig bond, Sls,O0j
The will of the late John Flynn was admitted
to probate. Andrew Fitzsimmons obtained let
tiers Of administration on the estate OF Hugh
FitZsimmOns; bond, $500.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

The VISIT OF "THE MoSARCH',-AdmiraI
Dahigren, cOmmandant of the Navy Yard yes-
terday issued orders that the tugs Mercury and
1riana. Mate Lomax and Master Buck be put
IN readiness and leave here tomorrow for An
napolis. TO act tenders to the British war
steamer Monarch, which is expected to anchor
on the Naval Academy about Thursday next.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

LIGHT HAVANA Brown Melton, suitable for
Spring Overcoats, for ordered work, just re-
ceived.
Other shades light and dark Goods, suitabl.
for the same or similar garments.
Light colored Cassimeres for early spring pan
falcons.
Fine Blackand Blue Doeskins for pantaloons
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 41O 7th street n. w,
Evening star., 1870-02-12

IN oUE REPORT OF the reg ilar monthly meet
ing OF the board OF trustees of the Freedmen =
Savings Bank in yesterdays STAR, the net gain
Tor the month was enormously given in the
state ment sent TO u as SsiS.2O, instead of SA.-
S4s-a, as II should have been, shown by sub
tracing the total Of drafts from the total OF de-
pCsits.
Evening star., 1870-02-12
FI.OrR.
SOAP.

Several brands Of &. n IEwELLrS several branls
OF Il. RABBITS, DoBBlNs' ELECTRIC KFIs'
the lowest prices.
Evening star., 1870-02-12

hIsCEGESATIoN.-Yester John r. Graves,
white man, from Virginia, appeared at the
clerks ofilce OF the court with q muatto woman
who gave her name as Lucy Jane POindexter
and asked Tor a license to marry her, which was
given him. He stated that he had been living
with the woman several years, and she had six
children whom he desired to legitimize aud
therefore had concluded to marry their mother