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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government securft1ea
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Low middling cotton, Is
Flour dull, and less finn. Wheat quiet, but firm:
ohio ana Indiana, : 60 Corn firm; new ellow 40
Oats hrm. Provisions unchanged. Western butter
"A. Whisky firmer, g21s a93 '
DALIlnoRE, Nov. n.-Yirginis skies, old, 81 bid;
DO; 1856, % bid; do. 1871 81 bid do coupon old 81
bid; 81 asked; do. new, q bid. West Virginas, zA
NEW YORK. Nov ll.-Stocks strong aud dull
Governments dull and steady. Virginia SKIES Coz
new, 6S. North Carolinas, &1s; new, 49, Money
luiet Gold steady, 11. Exchange, long, So short,
NEW YORK, Nov. l1.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
ste ady. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED
LoNpoN, Nov. II, ll:3O a. m.-ConsoIs az for
money and accouDt: Bonds of 1862, 9lS; 1855, S,ss
SCI, g37s 10 40's, S95l.
PARIS, Nov. n.-Rentes, 81 francs 10 confines
LONDON, Nov. II, l:O p. m.-Consnls, for money +,
$50 for account SO ASA Bonds Of 1862, 81 ISIS,
9lsS; 1867, 93s4; 10 40's, S95i
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Concentrating the Jersey Railroad

PHILADELPHfA, Nov. IA meeting Of the
Philadelphia and Trenton railroad directors
held at noon, adopted a resolution q obtain at
once the written assent Of the stockholders
TO lease Of the road 20 the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. Voting was then proceeded with
as formal requirement. As the entire
vote will be in favor Of the lease
this will complete the transfer of ass miles OF
railroad in New Jersey 20 the PennsylvanIa
Railroad. ~ well as the Delaware and Raritan
Canal OF O5 miles; the Jersey City Ferry. the
Camden and Philadelphia Ferry, and the Della
ware Bridge Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Larve bottles, 81; per gallon, IS. Also, a large
st ck q California Wines, Port, Mu-cetsl, Angelica
and others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines
direct from producers, and arc the only article
IN market that can be relied upon perfectly pure,
both for comalunion purposes and the sick. Prices
astCnishngly low. have also u pure old Holland
Gn well adapted for delicate persons and females.
adhere to Ey former very low rates, Is to 20 ycr mt
below usual rates which is certainly great induce
mentto buyers. i keep a large assortment, buy in
large Quantities and hence can afford to sell so low
IL viii well repay 10 give me call, even though il
be q ltetie ont of yO1T way.
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
uCf-u Second and ID streets, n w
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~The Oneida Community in New York are
beginning to feel shaky since the smoke Of the
Salt Lake investigations has arisen.
~Mr. Ericsson Is Of the opinion that the tenn
perature of the philosophers OF the sun Is about
1906 eco degrees Fahrenheit.
0Chicago. within the next three years, win
want, for building purposes alone, SOC, 900 tons
of IRON She will need, during the same time.
So, 900 roo worth Of lumber.
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A Chin or the Old BIoek.

fOHHs FOUEg-Brlghdm, Jr.-ofeTs TIE Oaly Pos
able SolatiOf-iH his cPiniOH-cf tie kormOn
TrOtbl,s.
NEW YORK, Nov. il.-John W. Young. a son
of Brigham Young, yesterday stated that Brig
ham will not resist any process OF the court, and
no compromise 70 propose at Washington, aE,l
none VIII be offered; that no outbreak Is cJntem-
plated at Salt Lake, and that the only SOLUTION
of the difficulties is the admission Of Utah a. a
state; but he is not prepared 10 state whether
polygamy will be abandoned III admitted.
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A Foot OF Snow I'm Maine

LEwIsToWN, NE, No. ia loot OF snow fell
here last night and the sleighs are out i'm large
numbers. The weather II mOderatng.
BOSTON, Nov. ll.-Tbere was . light fall Of
snow here during the night.
BRUNswICK, Me-, Nov. 1l.-SnOw fell here
last night 10 the depth OF eight or ten inches; in
harrington. three inches; and at LivermOre
Falls five inches
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NV YORK, Nov. 1.-THE rumOred burving
OF the Ratchet between Senator Fent0D
and Collector Murphy on THURSDAY even
ing u incorrect. They met at the residence
OF a mutual friend, and duly recognized each
other, as all gentlemen do under similar circum-
stances. and making this the occasion OF politi-
cal significance was simply gratuitOus on the
Part u persons who hoard OF the cireumstance.
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SANANNAH, GA, Nov. 1.-THE following
nom the mayor Of this city will set at rest the
reports i'm regard 70 the yellow fever -" Many
false reports are in circulation concerning the
health of Savannah. ON the authority OF the
health officer and OF leading medical men OF the
city, / positively assert that there II no yellow
fever OF any other eyidemic disease i'm the city,
(Signed) ALFRED HAYWOOD,
MaNOr F4ro fgua
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TIE NEW FRENCH ARNY.-A general deci-
sion is understood to have been arrived at with
regard 70 the future constitution Of the French
army. The army win be divided into nine corps.
in as many military divisions. the centres and
headquarters Of which win be az Paris, Yer
sailies, Rouen, Chalons, Lyons, Marseiilee,
Bourges, Lille, and Rennee. Each corps viii
consist Of three divisions, each division OF tvo
brigades, each brigade oftvo regiments with the
effective strength Of 900; 20 that the army viii
number 324 ,o06 men Of the infantry service, In
addition TO the due proportion Of cavalry and
ebieyously the case hitherto, 20 be CHARTERED In
the large towns, hut are % be located in stand
ing camps near the centres OF their DIVISIONS.
Out OF The season Of drills and exercisee, one
third OF the men are 90 obtain leave 20 return 70
their homes. For the defence Of Algeria a epe-
cial corps Of 100 men n 20 be raised by volun-
teering from the rest of the army; and the Alse-
raD trooTs are not 20 he Liable for duty in France
Within that country Itself the military CORPS are
not TO be movable, save I'm case Of war,
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A Counterfeit shower Arrested.

BosToN. Nov. IL J. p. Couch, who travels
under various aliases, has been arrested I'm
Providence, X. l., charged with making and
showing counterfeit fifty cent coin, fve cent
nickels, and sl0 and $40 national bank bills, all
OF which were remarkably well executed. He
lie held IN 81 600 for examination Monday.
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TIE NEW YORK ALDERMEN, it is said have
determined to demand their own reappointment
by the Mayor. In the event of his refusal, thew
threaten TO impeach him for fraud and incom-
potency, for having afixed his signature to
Keyser and 1ngers0ll's warrants. Alderman
Conan denies the latter part Of the report but
says he has no intention Of vacating the ONCE,
and believes no certificate Of election win be
issued TO the aldermen chosen Tuesday
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NV YORK, Nov. 1.-THE frigste Wabash,
from Boston for New York, under canvass, was
spoken on the 9th instant in latitude 900 lonei-
tude g. 80, by the pilot boat Mary A. Fisk.
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MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNs--The latest
land IA 40, and the republican representation
in the House OF Delegates 11-5 from Frederick,
from Allegany and from Washington. The
Senate viii stand I'll democrats holding oyer) 81
democrats and I republican. The House OF
Delegates win stand 20 democrats and II re-
publicaus
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The COMING mill" BETWEEN CoBURN
AND MAcE.-Most people seem TO have forgot
ten, says the Clipper, that some months ago
Messrs. Coburn and Mace signed a cartel to have
another meeting in the prize ring, on the 3oth of
gladiatorial display - lack OF confidence in the
men, consequent UPON their previous set-to in
Canada, tending TO diveet the match Of the i'm
portance Ii might under other circumstances,
possess. The parties are, we learn, in New
Orleans, or in close proximity thereto, putting
what are called the finishing touches 10 their
training. Joseph and James have been giving
boxing displays in public for several weeks past
hut their success has not been very encouraging.
Whether Joseph beats James, OF james beats
Joseph, the "prees and public- DO not care. but
lime to waste In their "argument" In New
Orleans a. they did In Canada, the stakeholder
and ten thousand more will know the reason
wbv
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THE BROKEN RING.
TAeed Promo ring to - ar =

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The bureau ct munici-
pal correction have information leading them
70 believe that Tweed is preparing , Zee. The
testimony against him, NOT only FOR frauds ON
the city, hut in connection with the Erie trans
actions, is overwhelming. lie Is secretly con-
verting everything into available funds. While
maintaining an outward semblance Of frmness,
he was very obseQuiOus 90 the park wOrkmen
who waited on him Yesterday % know why their
pay-nolls were not yet made out, promising
them II should he Immediately attended 10.
Prominent Tammanyites believe IN his resigna-
ton and flight
IngersolI Hidiny.
IngersOll has been hiding IN week In hts fur
niture factory, and the rumor Is ahoat that sew
eTal Of his bOndsmen. since the result OF the
election, have withdrawn. IL h believed n ar
rested to-day, a. promised 10y the sheriff, ne will
have 70 60 10 jail
Sweeney swindIes.
None OF the counsel deny that the arrest OF
Sweeney " on the programme, and il Is gen
orally believed suit against him will he en-
tered in lev days as Tweed's sbettOr In the
The Ring Judges tn he Transferred 60
the Prisoners Dock.
General Barlow, the newly-elected Attorney
General, is urging the collecting OF evidence OF
corruption on the Part OF Judge CardozO and
other judges, i'm order that he can impeach them
as soon ar he assumes his Office.
Brooklyn NAH ing &C Red ~ of for Rtus.
Reporters and EaiIot-box Suffers.
The Beeting OF the citizens Of BROOKLYN last
night was the largest ever held in that CITY.
comprising all political shades. The tenor OF
the speeches was for united effort 20 crush out
all rings and put down all corruption, and the
intimatiOn on the part of several speakers that
the lamp-posts should be Ornamented with the
bodies OF repeAters and ballot-bOx suffers
ELECTED unbouBded applause. Resolutions were
adopted TO appoint a committee TO collect evil
dence and insure the punishment Of ballot-bOx
suffers and repeaters; pledging moral and Pc
cuniary aid, and, ~ necessary the physical aid
OF the citizens 60 the committee in bringing the
offenders TO justice. A. A. Low, j. h. Chitten-
den, ii. b. Claim, =. ID. butcher, Gen. Jour
dan, and other prominent citizens, compose the
committee.
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ga bachelor is politely described a. man
who has neglected his opportunity OF making
some poor woman miserable.
nVPrince Napoleon has resolved to save the
government all trouble about his election in
Corsica by recognizing the fact that he was
ineligible and voluntarily resigning his seat.
n0Scme one wants to know why II is that
the thinner and more delicate a woman Is the
more she seems possessed 70 wear very low
necked dresses and very short sleeves.
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g. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and Brandies,
sszies Henne.aey do, Old Jamaica Runs old ST.
Oroix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tom do. Scotch and Irish Whistles Sherry Wines,
from 3 80 upwards; Port, do. do. do. A large as
1;0Itment Of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
ca. el, Angelica and Brsndies. Medsord Runs. Cor
dials and Bittefs Of all kinds. Scotch and English
Aes and POrters, per dozen or cask. The above
will be cold at low figures.
* Discount to the trade.
G.. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
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CHICAGO AND THE RELIEF FUND.-The ex-
'eutlye committee of the Chicago Relief and
Aid Society have published an official statement
II the amount actually received up TO NOvem-
Der Z. The actual subscription is 81 050 900 out
1T about S3.50O,O 900 subscribed. This includes
Zoo eco in the hands of the New York Chamber
# Commerce, and 500 900 i'm Boston, not vet
placed TO the credit OF the fund. The society 3
Tow aiding 60,0O0 persons The most pressing
need fo- which the committee has 10 provide i
shelter for the houseess thousands during the
coming winter. To this end the committee are
aiding those burnt out to erect small but COM
ortable houses on the sites of their former dwell
nes or ON leased ground, which they NAV live
N not only during the winter but also next
summer, so as TO be able 20 go 90 work on the re-
building of the city. -Four thousand of these
houses have already been built, and IL is esti-
mated they viii shelter about 2O.0c0 people.
These. with the number expected TO re built,
will shelter altogether 5000 people. The cost
II these temporary buildings, with some neces-
AIRY furniture, win be 81 800 0o0 leaving - 300
100 10 meet the demands for food, clothing. fuel
and general expenses, from the 18Th of October
until the completion Of the work, which cannot
POSSIBLY end with the present winter.
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GEORGE WIN. CURTIs, President of the Civil
Service Commission, was before the Cabinet
Yesterday, and submitted, with explanations,
the rules adopted by the commission for the gov
eminent of the civil service.
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CONSUL APPoINTED.-The President yester-
day appointed Fisk p. Brewer, of Conn.,, consul
at Piraeus, Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11

The United States and British Claims Com
mission meet again on the Eth inst.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

Daors 0pen al quarter rast !. Begins ats.
THIS EVESING, AND EyERY EVENING DUR
ING THE WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Er Bronson c. Towards original American eo-Redy
OF Cuztenl pOrsReOus society, C19ied
SARATOGA; OR, PISTOI.S FOR sENES.
Mr.. J G.. SAVILLE ~ BOZ SACKEC
Presented " nh entirely and elaborate scenery,
FoTg' Gus and elegant dresses, furniture "a mode
AID magnificent cast.
NOTE.-fr order to surely a public danand, a
branch ticket Office will Se opened at Elsis music
stOTe On aid after this date. no6-6t
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ga Boston paper remarks th.f. ssff 49,
farrotng business n not mterferred with there
sll DC large sale OF reyolvers during the next
Dr: FAR, OF the British general register
once, thinks gluttony the erowinr sin on our
sge, ana states that more people die nowadays
nom govt and kindred diseases than from
delirium tremens.
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THURSTUNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sold by al druggsts Price, q and 50 cents
J0UNES . NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores sciled gloves equal TO new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
cents. des-ly
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50, 1862.
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~The Governor Of Wyoming is opposed 10
hat women have made good jarors, and honest
and competent ONCE holders.
nV"Sesquipedalian Henry s.. Pedalexfremi-
fy'' rs the touching title with which . hard
hearted Journalist dubs Henry 3. Foote, Of
Tennessee.
sTThere was heav.S snow-storm at Burning
ION, Vermont, yesterday afternoon, also NJ
Mount Washington AZ might. severe stor m
q sieet prevailed az Roch ester last night, and
snoa storm at Boston.
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CAPT. WIN. G. HODGES, U. S.A., tried at New
Orleans for embezzlng and misapplication of
public moneys, has been found guilty, and sem
fenced to be cashiered, which sentence has been
approved by the President
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NEW NATIONAL rHEATER.

PAREPA ROSA GRANp ENGLISE OPERA.
II. DE- Wv Business Manager.
SEASON OF six NIGHTS ONLY ANDA
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Opening night, MONDAY EVENING, November
IS. Triumphant Ise-enfree of the Reigning Faver
He. MADAME PAREPA ROSA, on which occasion
will be produced DOniZ-tti's Tragic Opera,
LUCRErlA BURGiA.
MADAME PARHPA ROSA in her grandest role Of
LucTetla Debut Of Italy fayOrite Tenor di GraZia
MR. TOM KARL, az GenaTo, and Mr.. AYNSLEY
toOh, The celebrated BassO Baritone, from COyent
Garden, London, as the Duke. Re sntree Of the
great favorite GOntralto, Mrs. ZELDA SE6UIN, as
hadiO Orsini. Conductor, Ne, CARL ROSA.
Tuesday, the new opera, SATANELLA, and de-
but Of the most eminent American PTima Donna,
d Me NANZ4NI, Mrs. Van Zandt.D Wednesday,
hAhIbA. Thursday-p0S GIOVANNI. Fri
day-MAbIIANA. Saturday eyening-THE MAR
klAGE OF FIGARO. Saturday, at O'Clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
- TIE sale Of Reserved Seats commences Thurs
day, at hetzerott Co.'S Music Store, Pennsylvs-
MIA avenue.
Scale of PTices.-Reseryed Seats in Orcha ira
Sc; in OrchestTa Circle, 81; in Dress Circle,
CLIO. Admission, ~. Gall ry, 20 Cents.
noe lkeVublicsn. Chronicle, Patriot 4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MAILS OPERA ROUSE.

MAILS OPERA ROUSE.
Lessee and Mans ger.........-..-Mr. y. @. SAyILLE
Mo; DAY EVENING, November IS, ISL.
AND ONE MATINEE,
or the Versa. ile and Eccentric Comedian,
MR.. jon NSY- THOMPSON,
In his very successful "a powerful Drama entitled
an HAND,
Inter Cersed with numerous Songs, Dances, and
Solt twenty dtfare Il instruments, pportsd by
THE NATIONAL THEATER COMPANY.
Seats s-cured at Ellis Music Store Saturday morn
ing at 9 q. m. no'l-U
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ACHILD STARVED TO DEArH-An Unnaiura
Aother-Yesterday, onet Tewkesbury held
infant, the child Of q German woman. the wife
OF Basures Hoinung. The infant is only a few
days old. and It seems the mother has already
rumber OF children, and not desiring to support
another, she deliberately refused Scui ishment
70 the little waif, and starved Il 30 death. The
evidence at the postmortem examination showed
mat the child was exceptionally healthy and
character, and evidently did not realize the
magnitude Of the crime she was committing. II
was thought from the inquest that the child was
Starving three days before death released Il from
US sunerings: The jury found q verdict that
the child died from neglect.-M Y. S.ar, l0tA.
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A SLIGHT SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE was felt
Yesterday morning in Georgetown and Central
titles, Colorado. The shock lasted from ten 10
fifteen seconds, and the telegram received last
sieht relative to the rumblings saws that the
citizens who felt the shaking "were Surprised.
and in some cases alarmed.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instant aneous, does not cont ain
lead, nor any ctfaiic poison 20 produce paralysis
death AyS6 the SsuIted and selusive paratIoEs
": A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirfy ysar,
untRrnIshet reputation to uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
York Eft
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MCCLELLAN TO BE TwEKp's Successor. "A
weil-informed gentleman yesterday wanted TO
bet Snn reporter thst William M. Tweed will
resign from the department Of public works
roint Gen. George b. Mcclellan in his place
NJ Y. SIM 10fL
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The CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION resumed
Their session to-day, all the members present ex-
cept Mr.. Medill. The subject under considera-
ton was the necessary exceptions to general
rules in the matter of appointment.
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The Cause and Cure Of Con.umutiou.

Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
oclS-r 1217 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Ring Judges tn he transferred 60
the PriSoner~' Dock.

General Barlow, the newly-elected Attorney
General, II urging the collecting OF evidence OF
corruption on the part OF Judge CardOzO and
other judges, i'm order that he can impeach them
As soon a. he assumes his of4ic 20
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IngerSolI Hiding.
Sweeuey.s SuiudIes.

None or the counsel deny that the arrest OF
Sweeney n on the programme, and IL II gen
orally believed suit against him will he en-
tered in lev days as Tweed's abettOr in the
frauhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-11

JUDGE EDMUNDs, city postmaster, says there is
no truth Whatever in the telegram from this
city, published in the Philadelphia Press, that
one o; his clerks is de :aulter to the government
The Postmaster General states that the accounts
OF the city post Office are correct to a penny.
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OPERA HOUSE.

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
PROFESSOR RISLEY
beFs 20 announce 10 the public and citizens Of Wash
lrgtCn that he has LEASED from Mr.. Sayille Walls
Opera House for first class YarIety Entertainment
has artlsts embracing nve nations, Americ N, Eng
hsh, French. Italian and Spanish, to open
MONDAY. November q, ISL,
IN A GREAT BILL. no2-;f
- EMEMBER THE ORPHAN BOYS FAIR on
n TUESDAY EVENING, October "a, and every
StsnlrE thereafter until further notice, at MA
SONIC TEMPLE, sth and + streets oc q 3S
OBJ EO-( ON ExHIBITIos YNEw Ne
TTH sIS Al f1rH ST.
30. &ee seventh street, between d and streets
eight doors above Odd Fellow IS Hall,
Cheiee Oh PAINTINGS, Engravings ChrOmos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paper Hansings, Window
Shades Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tassels
Hisss. Nails, &c, IN the District.
~TERhS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. spSlys
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PERsoNAL.-Cyrus w. Field, of submarine
cable renown, is in town, and is about to take
his departure for Rome, where the great con-
yention of the principal telegraph companies of
the world is 10 be held next month. Mr.. Field
Is moving actively in behalf OF his grand project
OF girdling the earth with his wires the ONLY
link in the communication now needed being
that between San Francisco and China, via the
Sandwich Islands.
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DEsFosssssS I EEEs sSiII sAk zIaN Av

Celebrated French Paris yoco's Breed and Butter
Rolls Botels and Restaurants furnished q satts-
Depos1Veistis Confectionery, SIS 18th street,
near q. Orders can be Ieft there. ec0-sn'
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How They Deal with strike Rioters
tn Snafn.
A Wife Peisouer Pardoncd.

Albany, Nov. n.-ttOvernor Holman has
pardoned Benjamin Tcachout. sentenced 90 be
hanged in Wyoming county for poisoning his
wife. New evidence has been received which
hrONs doubt on his guilt.