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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Thts .1neraooa's DLspafehes
MORE sPiyIsH EUTCHERY.
THE CAPTAIN or THE vIRGINIIS
AND TrREE-EtCs HT az HER
CREW SHOT!
How Long il this Barbarity TO con.
ttnue.

HAVANA. November I2.-On The tn instant
Tie captain and thiTty-siN Of the crew o. the
steamer Nirginius were executed az Santiago de
Cuba, and on the neat day, the 9Th inst, twelve
m0Te OF tie Cuban volunteers on tho vessel
we're shot. Among lie latter was Franch.e
AlfsrO.
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kNp % A RAILRoAn eTRIkF.

TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT CHICaGn.-
At the billiard tournament in Chicago yester-
day the first game, between Cyrille Dion and
Slosson, was won by the former by 8 score OF
400 70 80; The second game, between Maurice
Daly, OF New YORK, and Peter Snyder, OF Chi
cage, was won by DAILY, scoring 400 70 Snyier's
l6S. The contestants in the FIRST game last night
were Albert GARNER, Of New York, and John
Bessinger, OF Chicago. The game was won by
Grrnier in a innings, by score of 900 20 $40.
The second game was brilliant on the part OF
Dsiy, the victor. He took the lead, and main
tanned IL throughout, scoring 400 10 SlOssOn .
201. In the l2th inning DAILY made a run Of I5s.
The game was finished in the SD inning.
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CONCORD, n. H., November 12.-FoaT inches
OF snow fell here last night and seven inches Al
Bradford, three inches at ClaremOnt and 81
inches at Plymouth. The storm changed &c
rain this morning.
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A STRUeaIg FOR LIPK-Isaac Emmons a
farmer OF Menhan, n. J., employed a half
wItted iaborer, Louis Riker, 70 help IN the corn
held, and refused TO pay him until the work
was finished. on Sunday Riker picked q quar-
rel with EmmOns. and attacked him with a
scythe blade. The scythe point was dull and
did not make serious wound, but Emmons
grasped the blade, and they struggled nearly
half hour for il. EmmOns's hands were Dashed
to the bone, the palms and fingers being scraped
clean. NeighbOrs who had been sent for kuock ed
Riker Gown. II is thought that EmmOns will
have the lock Jaw.
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The sailors Boarding. housc Murder
i'm PhiladeIphia.

PHfLADELPHIA, November John BOYLE,
VINO was stabbed by George Russell in a sailors
boarding house Yesterday. died during the
night. The parties were shipmates. The Diff
Guilty commenced during a wrestling match.
both being intoxicated. The deceased has a
family living in Dublin, Ireland. Russell is q
CUSTODY
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LATER.
one 81 the Victims Offers Million
for HIS Lie.

HAVANA, November i2.-The dispatch from
santiago de cuba announcing the execution OF
captain Fry and the crew OF the Nirginius aud
Twelve more CGban patriots, SAYS that Fran ,hie
AheTo, who was among the latter number OF
ieftu the Spanish authorities Al 900 900 ii they
would spare his life. The Spaniaris say Alfero
came TO assume the Presidency OF the so-called
Cuban republic.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS ARRESTED.
Several passengers, both men and women. by
the steamship CITY of New York from \sW
York, November q. which arrived YESTERDAY
were arrested by the authorities on landing II
Is rerortec that they are accused OF coinplicitv
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Hub NOfeS-

CITIZENS NOMINATION. FOR MAYOR.
Boston. November l2.-Samuel Z. Cobb has
been nominated for mayor of Boston. at a citi-
zens meeting OF republicans and democrats.
SNOW.
There was light fall of snow here last night.
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Another Great Carlfst victory Re-

BkYoNNE, November Fit is reported that
another battle has taken place between the
Carlists and republicans, again resulting in
great victory for the former. The republicans
are reported TO have lost ] 800 men, and the
Carlists 80.
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Foreign Notes

NBW RATE OF EXCHANGE.
LONDON, November l2.-The committee of
the Stock Exchange have adopted a resolution
that four shillings BRITISH per dollar (Ameri-
cam shall be the rate of exchange after the 50
OF December.
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The SENATE COMMITTEE on TRAYsPoRTA
TIoN which will meet In this ci:y on or about
the 18th instant, will leave here for Atlanta,
and from thence go to New Orleans.
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DEATH FROM ETHER.-At Bosto n the wife of
james II. erie. cashier Of the freight depart-
ment OF the Old Colony railway, died on Mon
day IN dentists ONCE while under the infiu
OF ether. Only q small QUANTITY had been Al
ministered, when she went into cony ulsions and
died sood after.
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Does This Mean Business

MONITORS GETTING READY FOR SERVICE.
PHlLADELPHIA, November i2.-OrdeTs have
oeeh received at the navy yard 70 ut out the
monitor Manhattan for sea by FRIDAY next
large force of workmen are employed. II is
understood that other monitors at League Island
are 10 be made ready for service at once.
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DROWNED IN CHEsAPKAKE Bal Robert
Ruskeli, first oficer of the bark George s. Hunt.
from Baltimore, on the Sth inst, for Demarara,
fell overheard on the evening of the same dav
short distance below Sandy Point, Chesapeake
bay. =
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TEE EXPECTED COUNCIL with the Arrapahoes
and Cheyennes IN this city by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs to-day has been postponed.
II will probably take place o-morrow or next
day.
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FESTIVALS.

EESTIEAL,-The Festival for ST. MARTINS
s : III Y kCH BY the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
and Nj, will be open EyERY EVENfNG, at S
o'clock. The public are respectfully invited Adj
missiOns 10 cents. nOvT-f,m,W Al
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~ Chicago has got a hundred miles OF wooden
pavement and proposes to have another.
.J. W. Porter and +. ID. Herrick, clerks in
tne San Francisco post Office have been arrested
ena,ged with stealing from the office. and open
ing letters for that purpose.
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The SooTBiSe SYSTEM FOR INDIAN MIR
pkRERs--A public meeting was held in DIR.
Crosby church, New York, last night, 20 con
slider the best means ofsuppressing Indian war;
and the frauds which superinduce them. Sew
eTsl gentlemen spoke sharply about the manner
IN which the Indians are treated Father Bee
son offered resolutions, which were adof,ted
recognizing the rights of Indians as men, and
urging that delegation be sent 20 them with
expressions OF kindly feelings, ana invite rep
resentations from various Tribes 20 meet their
friends IN this city on the 9Th Of January next.
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A MANS HRAD Cur OFF BIT RAILROAD
TRA1E.-George Armpriester. q freight con-
ductor OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
run ever at Locust Point switch yesterday
morning and instantly killed. Five heavily
loaded freight cars passed over his neck, com
pieteiy seyering the head from the trunk.
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rbe Reay,SiCuI Sno,y
Maryland Baptist Union Assoc

PoCGHKEEPsIK, n, Y, November Pour
inches of snow fell here last night the first of
the season, but to-day it is raining.
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CESERA JOHN EATON, commissioner OF
education, arrived home In good health from
his Eurorean tour Yesterday.
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The WIDOW Of the late Captain Hall visited
the Tigress at the Brooklyn navy yard yester-
day to obtain, if possible, any re.'cs the Arc
tic voyage. She was greatly affected when
shown the PRAYER book OF her husband.
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AN AHTI-CHINRsR CONVENTION is in session
at San Francisco. An address on the subject Of
Chinese emigration II TO be submitted by IL to
the people of the United States.
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ELECTION CoSTEsT.-Tbe Cumberland Md }
News, OF Friday last, says; We were Informed
Yesterday that Messrs Harrison, Sam mon and
Melltsh, candidates for the legislature on the
Spates ticket, are gong TO contest the election.
They claim that only three men should have
been voted for as on the ticket and q a. as four
were voted for on the republican and auti-
Spates tickets, that the vote 50 cast will be
thrown out, and that then their ticket will ha We
the contest were being prepared yesterdaV 10
be served al once
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The RACE at Fleetwood Park, New York.
yesterday, for - 900, between Judge Fullerton
and American Girl. in harness, best three in
second, and fourth heats Tho third heat vas
aeaI. Time: 2.4, 2.2k, 2:24, and 22i. The
track was fair and the attendance good.
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A dispatch from Nancouver's Island SAYS
steamer arrived there to- night from Stka with
news of a recent discovery OF new mines in the
Cassian country. She brought down twelve
miners, who have Sl5,O0 in gold dust.
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The Financial aud Industrial Pres


The skies continue TO grow brighter. SLOWLY
but surely. The non fulnlment OF SATURDAY.
production, that the Bank OF England would
further advance the rate Of discount this week
together with authoritative ASSURANCES from
Boston that the industrial depression an that
quarter has been greatly exaggerated. is a good
opening ana when 70 this ts added further
material gain IN legal tenders by the New York
banks, and less stringent feeling In the money
market, there II room for the eHI.ectafi0u thai
things nom this time henceforward vii be on
the mend.
NEW RANKING RULES
The governing committee of the New York
clearing house association have submitted the
following rules u govern the associated bank.
First, no bank shall pay, OF procure u be pad
interest upon deposits; second, no check shall
be certified until the fun amount is first ,lepOs-
tied; third, checks upon associated banks only
received on deposit; fourth, checks upon places
out Of New } OK city received az rates OF dis.
count fixed by the clearing house committee.
hfth, checks will he taken Al depositor's rlsk
and collected through the clearing house: sixth.
checks not good viii be returned 10 the depOs-
itor on the day following. Banks not strictly
observing these rules will be excluded from the
clearing house association. The foregoing ruler
have been submitted, and viii be dis ,u s-ed al
Their meeting this day week, and, ii accepted.
will go into eject N January, ISl.
The Du ouesfe savings bank OF Pfttshura.
and the savings deposit bank Of East IibcrtV
suspended yesterday.
THE DROP IN DRY GOODS PRICES.
Following the example of Clahin n Co. ina
throwing their SIX millions worth OF dry goods
goods on the market, commencing yesterday.
Peake, Opdyke a Co. also announce a similar
disposition OF their stock, at auch cash prices A.
il may bring %, that before the end OF the
week, all sorts OF dry goods will probably be
down 20 low water marx. Other houses will
have to follow.
kND o. RAILROAD STRIFE.
The late strikers on the East Tennessee Nir-
ginia, and Georgia railroad, including the en-
gineers, mschinists and blacksmiths have with
drawn from their unions. The engineers in a
published card, acknowledge their error aud
say they have determined 70 Immediately with
draw from the organization known a. the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers. The ma chin
lsts ana blAeksmiths have also signed aud pub
lshed card to the same effect, withdrawing
from the machinists and hlacksmiths' nuIon,
Trains are all running regularly and everything
is perfectly quiet,
Fl RoPEAN NORKMES GOING HOME.
The steamship Atlas. which sailed YESTERDAY
nom Boston fof Liverpool, had 80 steerage pas
sengers, large proportion OF them mill opera
nyes and artizsns, who are returning 20 the Old
NCrld for lack Of employment Some forty fac
tory operatives came nom Fall River 70 embark
on the Atlas.
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HYDRoPHoBIA FROM A CAT BIrK.-Two
weeks ago Herman Shaurman, German, of -
Hopkins street, Brooklyn, was caressing
favorite cat. The animal suddenly jumped and
fastened its faDgs in his nose. The cat subse.
quentiy showed signs of madness and was killed
Shaurman's wound began to pain him, and he
afterward acted strangely. He jumped from
his bed at night and ran round the street and
acted so like a maniac that his family feared
him. On Monday he escaped to the street and
was brought back after q long chase. A police
surgeon was summoned who says that he Is suf-
fering from form of hydrophobia. The man
seems to dread the sight Of water and is deter
mined to escape from the house.
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INTERsAL REvESUE-The receipts from this
s arce to-day were sl75 ,s1C24
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From the Pacific Side.

FRISCO EXCITED OVER HER FOUR NILE RACE.
SAN FRANCISCO, November ll.-PO1l selling
on the four mile race for so 900, to come OF on
Saturday next, began to- night. Thld. Stevens
rs the i2vorite, the pools selling as follows.
Thad. Stevens, 50; Joe Daniels, %. True Blue,
20; Hubbard, Is.
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THE SUGRAiT CONTROVERSY.
Reply Of ex-President Johu-en 20
Jadxe Hoit-Wr. johnson aP!terates
the Charge that Holt Suppressed
tae Petition for Ctemeary-W hat
MI Harlan Says Aooat IT,
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LECTURES.

| INCOLN HALL,
NOVEMBER II, 10. AND 81.
The STAR LECTURE ASSOCIATION has ar
ranged at gre 81 ~ peIse, for three brilliantly illus
trated lectures en- the
MAGIC OF LIGHT AND SOUND,
PROF. /. n. PEPPER,
Director Of the Royal Polytechnic Institute, Lon
don, assisted by
PROF. /. W. TOBIN
Secretary Of the Royal POytec hnic Institute Lon
don inventor of tine dss living statue used a. Wal.
Iack and other theaters; the celebrated Illusions
called "The sphinx "Proteus," "D Ca plated
Hea1,""The Wonderful Frsnkenstein MSstery !"
Speaking Pictures, &c, &c.
sypIECTE:
MONDAY EVENING, November IL
ROMANCE OF OPTICS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 10
ROMANCE OF ACUSrIC5.
FR1DAf EVENING, November al
SCIENTIFIC MAGIC,
In this series will be introduced 1.-THE Ghost, -
Sphinx "Dissolving Statue" Living Oarici-
t1res,n Cabinet PICTURES" in white and BLACK,
The Dancing Skeleton, - ''W heatstone's TeIepho-
ale Concert" The Talking Hsadn and MANY
America.
single admission, 70 cents; season tickets, 81 no
ezra charge fer reserved seats. For sale at the
EI.is Music Store, Pennsylvania avenue. novlI-s.
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
REBUCIION DRESS GOODS.
Black, sll-WOOI Saline, H15c
Black, lWooI Saline, Soc
re, reduced from IS, 5sc., aud 81
Finest double. twflled French Cashmeres in new
shades ~ 81, worth 8 50 per yard
french Merlnees soc. and 15c, worth dOnble.
q. Large stock OF desirable Dress Goods reduced 10
q, %, snd J1txc.
oD y, Bargains in COTTONs AMI all kinds Of DRY
ONE PRICE ONLY, in plain figures
hogan 4 WILLIE,
noys-tr lois and 1O20 9TH street northwest
ALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
Alpscss and other Dress Goods at popular prices,
Blankets, Comforts, Flannels, Sheetings and Linens
at greatly reduced figures,
Dry Goods of all kinds at right prices,
Bargains in Gents and Ladies' Linen Handker-
chiefs.
EMORY BANTER,
octSOr 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AN INJUNCTION AGAINST JAY COOKE & Co.
ta,t has been brought against the st. Paul
and other bondholders Of the company. the gist
OF the suit being against Jay Cooke & Co. They
say that ten thousand tons OF rails were bought
ior that road with their money and shipped to
Mr.. Moorhead. who, they claim, is a member OF
ne hrm OF Jay Cooke & Co.; that he pledged
mem to Jay Cooke s 90. for alleged advances
mat be had no right SO to pledge them; that
they had a lien on the rails, and that jay Cooke
co. refuse TO give an account of their ad-
vances unless guaranteed by the bondholders
an their claims under the pledges. Thew saw
tnere is danger that such rails may be sold under
sucn pledge, and ask an injunction against
tneir sale temporary injunction was granted
pers IN New York ON Monday. the bond filed
being for $4,000.
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xNASHINGTON THEArER CONIQUP
w 18th street, below Penna. Ayen 40

vNTASHfNGTON THEA FER COMIQUR
w 18th street, below PenRa. Avenae.
CUR STAB IN The ASCENDANT
NoysmLer l0-One week and Matinees.
TEE WHITE PAWN
TIE WHITE FAWNi
.-.-., THE WHITE PAWN!
DUBLIN BALLET TROUPE.
1HE CHEAT MALE MORAL BALLET!
S,th New sesne..y, Dsyss. :, Pr9gsIt!e-, &c.
THE ADAMS BROTHERS
In their fan ed 50. cisIttes. MONS. BLANDOw-
SKIS CELEBRATED COURT OF BEAUTY
Premier Of tn. World ALE aNSETTsii' e. Al
NLLE LoTfIE LIE POINT. The syer.fsyorits,
The sccgmplished Actress and Voc ali-t, MISS OAR
y T AshKh The 1paisr American Actor, g Eo:
EibiOpiSns, D. s HODGES, 4. JEAN BUCKLEY.
And our arnm0th Troupe in u most ENJOY able 4.
~ FsIniiy Mstfnees r Ladies and Children every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. nOvs-tr
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
SIsNOR TOMMAsO SALvINI.
1.-THE greatest Othelo the world hss ever sen ~
The greatest of all actors 1cept .cheI - Times
sueh tr unlI h Of dramatic genius has seldom bssn
seen. Bis Othello he perfection OF arts -TrtIHHs
His Othello the most powerful, artistic and Origi
His first and Only appearances in Washington on
MONDAY EVENING, November IL fhs Original
drama, -''o Wv "'1''
eAINlNI IN bis great role - SULLIVAN.
npn' IS Shakespeare snh,IGss tragedy,
skLVIHI in his grand impersoGHti5n OTUELLO
4. served ,, ats for both nights, So
The sale Of seats for both nights ONLY will taxa
place wednesday ard Thursday next
sale Ct seats for siogle nights begins Friday
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DIPLOMATIC PRoMUTrONs.-The secretary OF
state has inst made the following promotions in
the diplomatic service: NJ. Gerrish, consul at
Nantes. promoted to be cOunsul at Bordeaux
vice Glitch, resigned; Mr.. AlcOtt. consular
cleik at Nantes, promoted to be consul at
Nantes, vice Gerrish, promoted
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Sargent, of Cal, had an
interview with President Grant to-day Gen.
Smith, supervising inspector general of steam
boats, returned this morning from the recent
boiler experiments at Sandy Hook. 800 Lady
thornton, wife of the British minister. accom-
panied by her two daughters and Capt. Gore
Jones, OF the British legation, were in New York
on Monday. Alfred H. Young, U. S. consul
at Santiago de Cuba, sailed from New York
yesterday for his post.
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AMUSLNENTS.

NV OPEh- act -.
ONE vEtK ONIYf
MkT-vrrS-WETSy AV,sATTRpAY
TpE WoED FAhOCS sPECTA Us,
TBE BBAtK CROOK, THE BLACK CROOK,
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AN CSBEALTHY PLACE FOR L. s. MARSH
ALs.-The United States marshal for the west
EN- district of Texas informs Attorney General
Williams that Deputy Marshal John T. Frier
was assassinated at Bracketsville, in that state,
on the 18th of October, by a man named
McWeber. who had been convicted of murder
and sentenced to be hanged, but made his es-
marshal assassinated in this district
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The ANNUAL REPORT of the commissioner of
agriculture shows the distribution by the depart
ment over one million packages of seeds during
the past year Of over five hundred packages
The expenditures of the department have been
Sl9S,O4G73. The appropriations for the current
year was S25I $50, of which S5l, 900 has already
been expended and 5000 .6s9 is still on hand.
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In DEATH THEY WERE Nor DIVIDED
kilograms received here to-day announce the
the death at Boston, of MIS-. Mary Catharine
Barry, Telict of the Rev. DIR. Barry, and at St
Louis, az the nearly the same hour, the death
OF the sister OF the frst-named, wife OF the Rev
Dr. Post, OF st. Louis. By the demise of these
venerable ladies' sisters of the late Bishop Hem
ton.
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Ex-senator Harlan, for some time a member
OF Mr.. Johnsons cabinet, disclaims all respon-
sitility for ex- Governor Foote'S attack on Mr.
johnson published in that paper, and saws he
has never doubted that President johnson
faithfully and conscientiously discharged the
painful duty which, as the executive OF the
nation, the law and his oath of Office deyolyed
on him. Whether the recommend alton of mem
hers OF the court tor ciemency on account of the
sex OF one Of these convicts was ever before the
President or not may be a question of consid.
cradle Importance to the reputation of parties
who make opposing statements as to the facts,
built does not affect the main question hardly
feathers weight. They did not make this
recon- mendation as a court, but one more than
half Of the members did 30 as Indiv iduals on
account Of age and sex, and for no other reason.
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LADIES' GOODS.

n X. NINE. L: p. JEaNNERET have Jul
w returned from Paris with choice as -
scrtmcut Of B0nnets and Il ats Latest now -
cities m millinery goods. Show room in ~
sshlngtOn, 40 llth street, one door from 80
Penn. avenue; Baltimore, - n Charles -
street. Nev York, Eth II near Broadway. Pa
ocular sttentt1a paid to bridal aud mourning Of
dets. Also, cressmakiug in al its brapcbes nav