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VSi. XXVI. B I WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1865. N2. 8.960
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I I LI..I.B ? ,? I??
TIIE EVENING STAR
18 PFVL4MIKD DArCTT, f?XO*PT BUWDAY.)
A.T THE STAR Bl'IL.Dl*lfS,
wnwr of Ftmm'm Mmw mmd 11 A ttrwt,
B7 W- E>. WALLAOit
- ?
Ttt* STAR U ?*rv??i try the carrSer? to
?Bb?er1ber? la the City a?d District at T*H
<Jnrr? rn *m CopiM at the connUtr, with
or witbont wrappers, Two Orati each.
rim vom Man-nr?:?Three months, Om
Foliar mmd Fifty Cmmtt; ?lx months, !Vw DolXmri,
one year, ftr? DMlvrt No papera an
rnt from the ?Be# lonfv Uiao paid tor.
Tfce WEEKLY ST A K?pn hlisbed on rrtdajr I
mornlTSir?*>n? BoUar mmd Haifa year.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
'I ,ii L KASTRUN SliUlil 8 sTRAMBOAT?if
I strainer CAMLR1 lUiE-lraTf _
No 14 0 Light ?trrrt Wharf. BaltL
biota at ? r m . on S*TPRI>A
and TL'ESDAYB f?r OXFOED KA8TOS POINT,
<'4MRKir>OR and DOVItR BRITM?!. and ail intermediate
landing* na Trea?i Avon and Chop tank
Rivera.
?b^ h*??TcelIent pa??en|r?r ?nd fralfht acroiBK'
lation*. J U- WOOD. Aeent.
Or IT" lkhi ?i ? nn, n?itimnr?.
jlUlUltAU 1 KAli^fuKXATiON MNK.
StfUTrrVX WH1LLMS. Cap*.
RiCfiav Jtmr^r KX I KESS. Cupt.
E. A Ktti.f.k. will lri*e Haitinior<,e**e"*,t*^"
fxrry Iu?i!*> and >atur?l-?t. at 4p in., for Al^x i
a W Intt.m, *nii Hnirgatonn K?>tiirnir.|f,
n?*T? Si?u?'* Wharf G^reetiiwn otwy Tueidaf
?vd Friday at 1 p m . a>i<i Washington eitry
Wi<nr? >\ an' Satr.rtlav atria U)., tnu liinf %t all
tf>* timi il lai dlPim on thf Potomac. Freight reef
i?e<i <iailjr ?n<l 6<rt nn<1?r <-<>T?r
W B SNOW a CO., AgffnUi, 107 Water atreet,
(iMrcrtown P '
J. L PAP.KHI RST A CO., Agente, 7th atr?>et
? '-a-f/Witphinefon. P. **. oc tfl tf
w-1 iAtllK Lit A V kS 7 T H BT KJSJl C WUAHI
P mm
UfcHKESI'AY A SI) SATURDAY i C
I10KNISG8,
t 1# o'clock, for
MOrST V1RU0N;
Rctnrn at S p m. Ftre |1 50
J. VAS KISWICK,
ntM tf Ofont) 8nperint*n<t??nt.
ATLANTIC 6TBAM3I11P COMPANY TO
>EW \ OBK.
The Pt^nmrm rnmr^irfpi thf? lfn? are th?
JOHN I apt I oting,
E C KNIGHT.Can M rru, <9R>
FA' KKAX Capt Winter*,
T *& ) iifr Fior So. 1 J North Riw N?w Tork. m4
f.K.t of li Mrret, Washington, e*erjr KV IDNSsDAi
anc SATLKDAY. , . .
freight rorptrfxl tvery day, and ewtfullj kept
r??er mrrr during bn*ineM hoar*.
The *te*n?er? of iMs line bow connect with Alexandria
and "Tan*'1 Kailrn?d Vr^iaht forwarded
to any point al?ng ftip line of the road.
MORGAN*. KH1NKHAKT & CO.,
I'ootG atreet, Waahington.
H B. CKuMWELL k ?0.,
>h U ..t Nua Tnrk
bowbjT, beo.'i'co'.,
c 11 tf Aln?n<1r1?,
JMITOUAU TBA* PUKTATlOU LlJiB.
th?? Steamer 1cxpbe>5, rapt B. A. Btthii,
will IcHVf Baltimore e>rrjr TIBSDAT
EMMSG.MJP M.,for
??*i.dria, Waahinvtoo ac4 G?*rg~
town.
I>: .jruluf vtK 7th ?tre?t wharf, Waahln*
tor errrj SATURDAY MOKNING.at < o'clock
A W . arid Alexandria at 7 o'clock A. M.
K< r Information, freight and paa?aga, apply to A
NKEHHAM * SON 8. 14-J Light atreet wharf. Bal6mor?.
J. FKOMKS M CO., HO. J AIDf IITMI, Aiexasd
tf*OR* AN. RHIMRAKT * CO ..So. 107 W?t?r
ftreet. Georgetown, and '441 V Waning
ton
And J. L. PABKI1UE8T k CO.,7th str*?twh*rr,
W MhtBSt"!! >TI XVtf
%'IW YOBB AND WASHINGTON STB AM
SHIP COMPANY,
Old Lin* brtVND
,V?1T YORK. ALEXAyDRIA. WASHIXQTOH
AXD GEORGETOWN.
0< IAN STIAMKRS?BALTIMORE. REBECCA
CLYDE and EMP1RI.
In connection with Inland Steamer*
GEORGE H STOUT, MAT FLOWER aud ANN
ELIZA.
I Regular Sailing Paya TCF.PPA T8 and FBI DATS
' at II Mfrom the foot of fliirh ?tr??et. Georgetown
and Pier 1ft Eaat River, foot of Wall atreet, New
Ten.
For Freight or Paraaxe apply to
C. P. bOLGHTON, Agent, fu?t of High street
w> ?M
ELTKIDGE k CO., Princa ?tre?t w-harf, Alex
kttdria
J.SMFP 11 ASP. 117 Wall rtreet. New York
Freight r^ceiTWt constantly atid f..rw?r?Ws1 to ait
part* t>( tie coontrj with <1*? patch . at lowtM rat??
i- C 4ni C. P. IIOWUUTON. Agrut.
| #1 T It l? HT&t Kb 51 All L I N * ~
FP.nM BALTUIOBl,
FOR FORT MONROE. NORFOLK, CJTT
POINT AND RICHMOND. DAltY.
THE 1"AY LINK STEAMERS will leaf# the
I ii I> ?-k. foot of Oact?r?l itrret. ^
- r "UT MOXilO* fc* f
e >U liOBFOLK. TA
( nL&rctii.K at K><rt Monro* with ft line of first class
?t<?azr.?r?. daily, on jvurt lirer. for
CITY POl>T A5L> BICIIMOND, YA.
Bit TURNING,
Wtil leais BICHM<?NI> at 4 A. M , DAILY.
i^Pflng at City ri>Jnt.*c?l connecting at Fort
bS..! :<?? with the Bay Line 8ream?r9 that Ware
Norfolk <?t 3,'t P- M . anf! arrtTing in Baltimore
r the Ea<t<-mand Western trains, and
tor V> Mhiii^toa. D. C.
BP Tie -tramer* on tuis 11rv* nftrlfftte the James
Hirer goiDH and retiaiuf, entirely In daytime,
fitiL* paeeencfrs awpf* time to ?*e the fortifiesi
t: a*. ni<l ail iter et;ecta of interest.
| TIK E T 8 for the above places can be had on
ftl %7<1 OI tne POAM
Fare from Baltimare to Norfolk ..... ... .f<8>
' Fort Monro* ft 00
Through tlrketa from Balt'a u? Richmond.1.00
City Point 7M
^"Ptafe R<Hima and Mfili a*tra
myTi.? ?r*te r.M.m ccornni?lationa are aaaarpt-M-d.
and the Ub)? ia well suppliad.
W ra.?*e;iger? taking the 1 15 train from PHILA
'. Kl I'll IA will make connection with tbli line.
Mir g*r? taking the * *> A. M. train from
KKW YORK, hava auiple tima to dina In BalUI
Dor*
Pa*?aneera taking tha 3 P. M. train from
I VA- H INGTON, make connection with thl? lino.
M S PALL$. President.
| HTOn OVOKKOR. Pa??*nger Agent.
?> blki-KOTlI TO THE WEAK !
\ }? YOUTH TO 1UK AGED II
BIO kIT E It E,
LIFE BEJI VENATOR.
TM< preparation U uio-.jn:%!le<i a? a Rejurenator
a:?* fu-turrr vf wwttr<l vr inert fanctlnai.
The aicnt ?h???Stl ! ? certain tc mnkr th? Biokroo*
1;. iiM-noM k<?1. ir?-niu? h it will render them
y.i.tlifiii in feeling ?" < in Ktrenrth. and enable
tt>-in t" llTr vr a??iu the rlayn of their prUtin*
j,,. ]t not oblT cxliilerat'-n |(?t atrenvthena, and
In r<-all) an iiivalUMl'le Memnnv. especially t<? th<*e
I ? iiaVe I-re<. m >-?| to a condition of servility.
? :< -I ii" ? or >>r'linary ?ickne*?. So
n utter ?l.*t lh" rau?f of ini potency of ?ojr hamu
(t? n. tl i" r?. preparation will r?auf? the af
kI at once and IortT?r.
BIOKRENK
?lUlMKTIXCT. GkmIlRAL I'lttll.ITT, S?ERVOrt
: ?r?: tv. I i ta Dfcrrfhv?.<>s. Lim or Ar(
i r*. 1-..W SPIB1T*. WitiiKMorTUiUiatn
rr UUillllWi IMBKCILITT. MKXTAL IsDO?vi
exicuros. k>mi, it hah ? mimt i)i1>i?
?<?: * ?*om#rr.l IrricT Uroji
t . N k v i ? S\<rrm and *11 ?h<i are in any way
r . ii? <1 >? ?? ilitie* an- ar neetlj
t? k a cure iu this moat excellent kud un
uaUtd preparation.
1 rrM'u- who. I>T IcwuJtMl, have lo?t their
s 1 I RA I. \ I will tini | ceedy and per ma
L?ntcure intht
feiUKKKN E.
seVFMiL*, th* LANGUID,tU I>*8PAIH
f INC, t|.? OLl> fiiouM xi*?! thi* valuable discovery
will U found totally different from all
t hi t.. l- . for tli>- ?Hinr purpose?.
H T \ >.Mr> ? Tin* ircpaiati n is invalnable
! iirrTom VMknniti of all kind*, a* it will re?v
rr \l.r ?a*te?i iu?-ngth with wouderful perm?Dfllft.
It i? al?o i *r?n4 tonlc.and will plr* relief in
I ) w|J? t?t* flretdoe*. a brief per?i*tenee
In it? u-e *iil renovate tli?- toni^ch to a degree of
I rf? ?"t b?*nltb. end Impish l>y?nepHia forever
I .V dollar per little. or *i* bottle* for #?. Sold
ft l>arti?i?T? 1
rwntl'T eitre?# ?n\wliere.by a<i4reimlnK
JirTCHIN?? A HIIXYEE. Proprietor*.
J*? D?y street. New York.
8oW i.jr S' C. FOJiI?. ri rrn-r llth ?treet |>
d-c jri'j.a and Pennsylvania avenne 13
r| I1E<'A1*LT ENGINKkR, or ?team for tbe
I Mn?1ent. Woodcraft ? Orijrin and Progress o
fit-.u '.hil'-iWii. l.ond-n: T-inol-ton on the
I t-, if v n * 1'r *n ? -tine* on th?
> <- a I I * 1 ? j-iil pt<-ani Navira11.
i L? i ' I u - l! f'.r 8t- ?m Kn^inr. Lon?2i
n Kilj n >! am i nyit,?? auid Propeller* llw.u
nr.! Cn.T nil ll' M hi.jlue, LoWon; WnUfr
m rcrr* Fr?.pbMvn. War:"* Steam fur the Mil
ii, <-.>nl< ii "i ' I* Mirit.e Enrlii". I.oodon;
t.u.' i !'i ; < : l*r?< ' r.ta. Willian.- i?n !I> ?t
ir 1 -1 - - ti.. ' alii A B'. r tls- ? ? K we
K TATI,OR
\|A?KNTA. IK'SI'IM rUCKSlNE, WAR
i'? i>t t'l.<-t 1 . ! } m* i .tl.l . lilii--. M-tun\
' I, T*iln? . fnlol.J.. Dliir. I'tirfJe. T*m>
> A , i i < r> iu 1 ?. liottJ t, with
k?t"l r * I" > I !r: P??tn I> I'll'!- in
V ; - ; < r I' : I ; U-. HANIKL Jl !>
i. > ^ ..\ ? . . i. _ *t i. .. i ii., , .i
?i - v? j9., i olrDia.ii i??r>-?T I. >n<l<n. Mills nikl
forr?N'. B.?I'rk*-* irr?v?tlj
"'Wh'. 3? II f.llw.*
I'II i.iirru > > xtk ACT M7rnr^^k7.Hi
' >u ?it' r ti v ?! il ! liM>d to f.tllul
I lit hi:v < ? t?r p'Mrl I.* manv * a: mi-is
) ?ii |?|, Mb,i if ? h frtatp.^nf l? <4lo?itl?ii t j.c..u
^ *??n tfivn, or U? lit* ru?u?. not
BANKERS.
J AT COOKX ft CO.,
BAII11R,
Fifitmik wr??, trpwiM
Buy ?nd Mil >t evrreat rates, lui kH| ilwi/a
hand, ft full tnpply of an
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-3U TKKABl'KI flUIIl,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, *c..
And pay the higbecl price* for
QUARTERMASTER'S CHECTKB
AND VOUCHERS an I dtf
First National Bank
or WASHINOTOa.
H. 6. COOKE, (of J *T Cooke* Co.,) Prudent.
WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cublar.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
A MS
vuiantiaii au&ni ur ini urithi;
STATICS,
J5th rr , oppo*it* th* rutj^rm dkpaktmiitv.
0?Termn?nt wcBritlM wHh TrMrorwr Unite*
ItatM.
k/"ONK mil.LION DOLLARS.^i
Acting In connection with the home of
J AT COOK K A 00., m
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7 30 LOAN,
Wf will fill all orders with Komptneaa and (>? fatch,
allowing the regular oomiaiaaion to Bank*
and Bankers.
A conatant mpply af the No tee on hand and ready
j for Immediate delivery.
We bay and sell all cJaaaee of GOVERNMENT
SECT BIT IE^ at earrent market ratea.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Oolleotlon*
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES #F THE
UNITED STATES.
We pnrcbaee Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIBM8
and to any other baulneM entrusted to as.
FT-LL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LOAN8 at alt time* cheerfully furnished.
WM. B. HUNTINGTON, Gashier.
WaiTit^eTos. March 20.1866. aXl-tf
PERSONAL.
A CURE GUARANTEED.? Consult oM Dr.
BARNES. Forty rears specie! attention to
the enre of sll secret diseases. Washington Buildin<r.
Room No. 12, corner Tenna. ave. and 7th st.
Consultation free. oc 30 3w*
t U4K1.I5-10* aid ri?lit in leavinc tnal si tPID
SHARPER and going toDs. LEON. I told
von hp mi the only sn? who could cure you in an
honorable manlier ami not dwindle yon oc 38-lm*
UTKAKGER8 and ethers 4e?lrtnz the service* of
a first data Physician, should consult Dr.
LEON, 340 Ptnna. arena*, between i'2 and Cth
streets. He (murantees scientific treatment, and
a radical cure ot all Aci ti and Ohrowic diseaeee
f both win, in the shortest time potaibl*.
General caaea cured in frem twelfa hours to twC
d(]i.
Votrrc Mm who are suffering from Organic
weak tie**, or Its terrible eflecta, are offers a thnr u*
h and permanent cnre. oc 261m*
' HAT MISERABLE IMPORTER would take
1 yotir laet dollar. Pee Pr. PARRY at ence. He
ha* plenty ot money antl practice, aud cau afford t?
treat you honently. oc 16-lm*
J\jf U8. II. V. WRKJHT. Maguetio and Olairroy1"!
ant Physician Heal* by Laying en Han la,"
Blindnera, Paral* si*. Rh?-umittinrn. Chill* and Ke rs.
Lirer Complaint, Famalt Weaknesses. Nervousness
Ac., Ac Rooms 37 2 E street, bet ween
10th and 11th stretts. oc 11 m*
? ADIES, DOI T LOOK AT~THIS.
\VM rRINCE. 3Sl "r~?tr*. t, has redaeed his
price cisiaji rin v* i<?
FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH
for Pklrts, P*ntaletts,A<-.,on Munliu, Linen, Cambric*
?n?l >."an?o"k. We h?Te newer and more
elerant patterns than any other glace of the kind
in the rity.
HATING FIX CENTS PER YARD, selft t
ft-A JAaucs topham * oo.* mm
PRKMIUM QuJE
W TKL'NK, SADDLERY,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WlOO^i
SEVENTH BTREET,
On* Dot North *f Odd FttUwi' Hatt,
Where tltey cntlnne to raanitfartnr* and have
or sale a large and fine assortment *f
trunks, yalises,
traveling bags,
bapdle8, harness,
^ horse covers,
!hlltafl*|()nt=b equipments,
mmmtokp*, belts,
haversacks, whips,
bits, spues,
Me., *e., Ac.,
na at low prices.
RFPAlRIVn
Trvtiks, Ae , repaired promptly *wl thoroughly.
TDR?I SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute ef Baltimore,
October Slat, IBM; also, the highest premium,
brrmt" medal. by the Metropolitan Mechaalca" lustitv.te
of Waahlngton, D. O., In 1857.
BOLE A (J ENTS
For District of CoiumUa and Alexandria, Va., for
rh.isn niixiKS _
Ctl RLliiTET PKEMIbM
II Alt NESS OIL.
Dealer* ?upolled at the lowest
M, t-ly rAOTOBT PB1CB8.
^ KDWABD CLARK,
LUMBER 9I111S,
Virginia a*erue. between 9th and 10 Lb streets ant,
near U. 8. Karj Yard.
. ^ ^
my Ccnatantiy on nano a larjrt noes or all Kioda
of LDVBIU.
Price* aa low a* the lowest. oc l( lm*
BA B B I T T ' P ~~
RHECMATIO OINTMENT
la again for ralr at O. E. KENNEDY*8,(a?tla
afrant,) No. 3097th street and 4 73 9th at., Waahiiiltun
City. All ordara for the tra?le ahoald be ad<1ra?M
d to A B ASSETT k CO.,
ot IS-lm* No A9 Johnat., New York City.
I* I A. J. r a u n .
ArCTlON~NOTIC*.
??*Tlnf wiiftfd ttwAVCTIOJf BFSIN188, at
?> Tl wlM AnetltB Bum*. No. 503 7th atr?**t,
Ml. r Odd Frllowt' Hall. I ?l.*M der.*? ap?cial mtte?tlon
to th* ?al? of llnaaev LoU, Farm# Mid
?' til' aru,*?/e of p'ruoDB declining ho*e?k?*pSr1*'I
* . r."nuilsr DmS of
TI?-V. vyjftf*? V ",urwl *\r ' VimIi and
and til kiiula of Werchnndit#, either ou the prainlt(t.
or at my Auction K<>'tn*
Cuh ?dT?n, mi male on all con?1|rnM goods
K . r. PMiK Anet '
CC 10 Ira 402 7tb at under tUd rtdlowa' Hdl.
(1st. A lliron.)
Ff J. HKIBEBCKB. ~
Kurewwr ui H. F. London to*
CITIZENS' AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, lflL
>f?'T rflttam Hotel, lait tt V#
3t>5l P?nu>" 'Tiuii? arena#. 1 .
- I ? U' ..1.1 m n
V I'M ? WBIIWB. sr. u*
I" JFK AND >ij'f I 1 lis or ANDKiwJOBN
i SON, i f '? ? United 9tat*a, by Frank
Mf>ore. Lifeof Ane^lo.by Herman Qrimin,
i>l? f?*>?<! rH4NCK TAYLOR.
! !%1 IS>K8 O HEIAf. So. 1,107 Wnlmit^R
[ i?" rtrert. )'bll?(!fi|'hia. will Ofx-D PARISfUj
MILL INERT, for the wiutcr, vo Till RS ~
LAY, Kbvciiitcr 2U, M63. oc 27-volui*
0
AMUSEMENTS.
6ROVEK'S NtW THEATER,
PtDUjWtiilt nwr WilUrd'i Hotel.
LEONARD UROVKR * C0..?. Director*
LEONARD GROVER_ 0. D HESS.
E. LAMB..... ?... Stage Manager
THIS SATURDAY. NoTember 11. 18SS,
TWO PERFORMANCES.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
.i l ? ?? v v v uw iv r -'i.
Price of thirty cents to ill pirts of the
lift"*#. Ni?M performance as uftnal. On hoth oc?
a?loi a will be presented the great (taxational life
dr*me.
THE 8 T It E K T 8 OF NEW YORK,
Tonirht. last time most positively of
Tni MRIBTS OF NEW YORK.
M ON l> A Y*1TV EKING,
LOVE'S 8 A C K I F I_C E^
< AMTEKHUKY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
QlORtil LEA....~ sole Proprietor.
TONIGHT,
The melo dramatic spectacle of
THE BANDIT'S VENGEANCE!
with new lifntry, properties. dresses, Ac.
First we?k of th? beautiful dancers,
B0B1N80N SISTERS.
Feeord week of
M'LLK BOK A . *
Purported l>y the entire new Kallat Troup#.
Twenty traotifnl To-onc Ladies in the ballot* of
MAY DAY SPORTS AND THE BELLE OF
BTAMUOULI
LAST WEEK OF JOSH n ART.
M A TINE R OtTsA TVR DAY'
I>BOF8 J. W. A H. P. KRK1S' DAHOING
ACADEMY.
PARKER'S HALL,
P?nn?ylraiiia a venue. t>etw een fith an* 7th n\a.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Tho?e deMrlng to enter can dw po now, m we a re
continrally forming newcla"**** the quarter
commrncirg with the first leeeon. Ail in- sjS
formation In retard to teriu*. 4c.,can be bad fjIS
by applying as above wJI
l)av* and Hour* of Tmtinn:
For Ladles. Ml??ei and Maiiters. Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon*. from 3 to t o'clock.
For Gentlemen, Tae*day and Friday evening*,
7W to 10.
Practicing A??eTnMle? every Thnr*d*y evening.
Private inetrm-tion given to unit . .... i . .. ?f
tbt<*e desiring.
Circular* can be had nt J ?. K11W'; Philp A
Solomon't, and other bo*k aud inn?ic utoroa; al?o
by applying nt the Academy during the honra of
from 10 a. m. to 1 p m.. from 3 to 5 aud 7 to 10 p oa.,
or during the hour* of tuition.
A note addreiwd to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. oc 4 tf
EDUCATIONAL.
r'KI'ERSlGNED WILL TRAGI! IN A PRITate
fnniily. and give al*o accurate inatrnrtion
in?ev?-ral Language* Kirat <'!? < family.who ran
afterd tlic ezpenren. p|ea?e call at No. a** Louisana
a?enue. If. GU6CKTTI. former Internreter.
u?7-lw* Secretary of Lcjratien.
MR CHARLES PKMTKUX wishes to inform
th* public that he Is now ready to give instruction
lu the FRENCH and SPANISH Languages.
Pest of references given. Inauire at the New York
Hotel, cor. 7th and B sts. no 6 tit*
FUKN< I1MAN FHt>51 PAKIS. HAVING
hit evening* dine!igagi'i|, (free at 5 o'clock,)
wishes to g>ve some LESsONS in the French Lan
eaage. The b?st refer*nee given. Terms moderate.
Address Box S5 Star office. no 1 10t*
^T. TIMOTHYS IIALL.?The duties of this tn
* ? stitution will betresnmed_on Sept. 13, 1366. For
??;?i?. ?<-., iw cHinio'rne ana circular at the prin
cipsl bookstore* of thia citj-. or addr???? the principal.
K. PARSONS,
an M OatoniriHe, Mi.
DENTISTK Y.
DB. MEURILL.
8UBGEON I>KNTI<T,
No 310 Pentin^ivaiiiii hv?.,
het^een 9th and ICth st? , WaBliiugton,^?
D- C. nog-lm"
REMOVAL.
B. THABLES P. HUNT takes plea?ora in in
ft rBiincr hin t l nritrnnn unH tlua hnKli#? -
gftfrtHj that he has Gtted up a new aml^5?~s3
elegant office at No 4 95 7th street, oppo-^"-* ' ' p
site Odd Fellows' If all. He is prepare'! to exeente
with rr< niptne?s all op*raM->n? in l'ental Snrg.-ry
nr.ci tTi ry class of wurk belonging t? the profession.
nol-lui*
fP E K T H .
1 M LOOM IS. M P..
The Iurentor and Patentee of tn? MINKHXL
l'L\TK TKKTH. attei.ils personally at -o-mc?^
bl* offce In this city. Maviy persons c?ng>6S3a9
*ear tlie?e teeth mho o<uuut wtar others, " r U
autl no person can wear othtrs who ounuot wear
these.
Pei-tcns rallit.g at my office car. be accommodated
with ai.y style asd price of Teeth the> m-vy desire,
bat to those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest, dennest, strongest and nnwt perfect d?>iittira
that art can rrocnre. tha MINKUAl. TtrtfTii ? ;n I
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this citv?No. 31** Pennnylvanla ave
bf twtn 9th and 10th st*. AI?o,"Mt7 A rch utrest'
Philadelphia. ?cs01j- '
jjJREAT tolttCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TIETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
I wonld adrli* all persona having teeth
extract to call at I)R. LEWI K'S office, and$MBa3
have tbtm t?k-n out without pain. '' [ n
Also, call and examine tb?? Doctor's new an<l improved
method ofinaertinE ARTIKICIAL TEETH.
If yoo once see the great Improvement in hi* t?-eth
yen will bare them in no other stvle than thin n<>*
and valuableone. Teeth lnsort?<d on Gold,8ilvei
and Rubber Plates at the eld priee, as we have not
advanced the prlc? on oar work since the great
ehftsge in gold.
No. 124U Peun'a avenue, between 12th and Utb
streets.
)%n*lT B R HWII,II.D.,DffltHI.
F^LOCB,
FEED,
WIIISKY.
A large and complete assortment ot
ALL GRADES OF FLOl'R,
for Bakera. Grocers, and others,
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
FEED OF ALL K.IKDS,
Eltiier weight or manure.
WHISKY. ALL GRADES.
We mention the Eooriitc Wliirkey in particular, I
as beipic pure, and four years old, sold subject, if
necessary, to aualvsis.
WM. M. OAIiT * 00.,
no2tf Indiana aTeane and l?t st.
|yj|W OPSN1N
GREEN'S RESTAURANT,
Corner of E an<l bib street*, oppeaite Fo?t Office.
The undersigned 'have taken the above well
kn^wn ar.d popniar house. an* fitted it ap in the
li? nt ?f Ft) le throughout ail new. There are ele
(rant suites of dining-robins for parties or individuate
alio, a number of iiue chambers to let, all
newly fui uiehf<l.
Onr Bar and Restaurant will at all time* be
furoithed with wines and all kinda of lienors, ?
par* Ac., the best to be got in any m.irkat. and
?>'(ters. fi?h. same and other luxuries in season,
n?u*lly found i?i k first--I ?hs Heittanmt
.1..11 Til I rail i v ?u.. in>. t ?*
when we aimfl 1* happy to have our friend* and
tb? puMIc to call. KLEIN & Eft EH,
,-t 10-la* Proprietors. |
nan 4 vk t.iw * nnn
jUrV> SCIENTIFIC /LaH3
an u
PRACTICAL OPTICIANS.
344 Pa. av., between 12th and lJthata.
BKAZ1LIAN PEDDLE AM b PKR1SC0PIC
BPJtCTACLJkS.
titrtncthrn ns and in.prownp the weak and tin
paired eye?i#Tit, and accurately suited to thence
atid couditiun of the Tiaual organ*.
Alw, a fin? {assortment of field Olaeeea, Opera
Gl*tsv*. Microscopes. Magnifier*. Thermometers
Psti Dirti r?. Ilectrir&l llarhinna aud Mutlieuiutl
cal luetroiiitnU *lu?>a on hand, and at the lowoat
prices.
?T*POT FOR CAKTKS DR VI8ITR OF
Celebrities, [ lain and colored, and a finii collection
of Photograph Albnm?, In varloui flue binding
hoklint from 30 to J00 plctnrea. ? 5
JIROMl'S HAIR COLOR RK8TORIR FOR
retaining and gradually bringing back tb? Uair
t?> ita original color, without the inconvenience attending
tiie n?e of a dye. Bold by all drnggiats at
cents per bottle.
RFXFOBD'B MEDICATED GINGER BREAD
NUTS, for wormi, uarixaled in efficacy, and
peculiarly adapted for children, being oaten u an
ordinary cake.
tor *a)e by drnfgiaU. Price ttcenta per box.
n 19-eoly
W. BAVAG*, . .
rOREION AND DOMESTIC HABDW ABI,
H0U8EKKFPFB?' OOOPS,
) TACKiNO. BKLTTNO, ?? ,
PrnniylTftnl* aveuae, Aril door wot of ;ioih at
Wuliingteu. D. 0. ?BM la
SPKCIAL NOTICES.
two tap oasf.s of rn.r* cnr.en p.y t>r.
MKiCKI.AKD'S ril.F lifcMKDY
Mr.GNcc uf Jmit-Bvltle. Wiecotiain. write* f?r
the N-uefit of all who mfftr with the Pilea. that lie
h?* been tionMeil for right ;?ir< with ?a a^^ra
T*ted <-?.' of and lila brother was diecharted
from the army an inrnrnMe, (hr liiinjj ipiite psiraI)
ted with the Pile* > Hnth theeadist reining ? ???
were rated wIth one Mil* of 1H HTRIiiR LSXT>'8
PILE KtMtliT. The recontmrii'tatjon of these
fentlenen t>e?ide the d?ily teftinmnial* rocein.d
y I>r Mr irk land. oitjch? to eon?lnre thnee 'nTuriDff
that the meat itggiavaled chrt>ui>' of Pil-a
are rur?><1 by I>r. 8ti lcV'?n<]' Pile Uemwiy. It i?
?old Vy I>iuk?i?ts everywhere SoM l>y .J. W.
K A IKK * f II I'HlU I'lIIMCTIiUI 1TI D.
avenue and 50'i Ninth street*"'""" ocK ly
A SUPERIOR REMEDY.
We can Cont<-ientioii*l) recommend to thme?n'
fering Irotn a riixtreaatnit cough. PR. HTKICKMM)f
MEL,!.I H.I UliS COUGH KAUsAM
It gi ?M rehet almost iiistaiitaneuim. ?l<1 in wiltml
r or<1i?flFreenMf to the taste. There ianod..ul>t
1'nt tlir Mellifluous Co**h Ralnsm in on* of tbe
beet prr|-aratii.iia in u*e. Mini is all that if? propri
efor claims lor It. We liavw trivd it durincthe
past wetk.and found relief fr<>m a most dii<tre*?iis
ronpli. It is prepared hjr I?r Strickland, No 1^59
S>cim?r* ttreet. Cincinnati Ohio. and lor sale t>jr
T>rfi?Bi?ta. Sold by J. W. N A1HN k CO . also nt
WA1TK6 i^ug Store, and CHAR CHRIST1
AKI'S. 31; ?a avenue and 002 Ninth strost.
ocJ6 1y
TO PTE EASY
Is Tcry desirable. MATTHEWS' VENETIAN
1IAIK DYE is the best in the worSd. Complete in
onefcottle. Nn wash, nostain no trouble. Achild
ten apply it. Person* wMwiik to avoid the publicity
of baring their Hair dyed in pnblie.can
DTE AT nOME
better than aay barher ran do it, by n?ing THE
VENETIAN DYE. It does not rub off or tnake the
Hair appear dusty or dea<l. hut imparts new If fr and
lnstre. Give* a beautirul black or brown, as preferred.
I'rtce 75 cents.
Prepared by A I. MATHEWS. N Y.
DEMAS BARNES A CO , New York, Wholesale
Agents. my IS eoly
THE LADIES in their sovereign caMcity as
j?(?(fe? of emotional enjoyment, hare decided thit
no perfnme in existence produce* the sam? deliri
otiR wiiMilirtis ft* are pxperienced while inhaling
Ihe e*nui?ite frurranre <if Pltalnn'ii ''NlGilTBL00I1IM6
CEKKGS." 8?ld ererywbera.
no 8 W A S
COLGATE'S HONEY BOAP.
Thti celebrated Toilet Soap, in ?uch anivaraal
demand, t* made from tbe ehoictu material*. i*
mild and emollient in its nature, /raerantly scented
?d4 extremely beneknal is it* action upon tbe skin.
For sale by all Druggist* and Fancy Good* Dealen
jan J8eoly
MARRIAGE &ND CELIBACY,
An Eegay of Warning mi l Instruction for Yonng
Meu, jnut published l>y the Howard A??r?clHtli>u,
?D^ sent in sealed letter envelope* free ??f charge
Address Dr. J RKILI.IN HOiriJIITON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. oc 9 3m
SECRET DISEASES.
Pamakitan's Givt It the moat certain, safe and
effectual remedy?indeed. the only vegetable remedy
eynr discovered. Cure# Id two to four daya. and re
cent caa?M tu twenty fonr hours. No mineral, no
balsam. no mercury. Only ten pill* to be taken. It
(e the ao'.dier1* hope, and a friend to th**ewhodo
not want to be expeaed. Male package*, $i; female,
$3.
Samaritan's Root axd Hzkb Jriru-A positive
and nermanent rum fi r Mvn>,iw? ?i. t-i??
PorM. Spot*. Tetters. ie. ?rice 91. ?r six bettlea
for $6. Bold Vy S. 0. Kord. S?e advertisement. na*
8TOP THAT SCRATCHING,
Anfl tie WIIEATON ? ITCH 01NTM1HT. It
cnres Itch and Bait Rhecm in 48 hours, also cure*
ChillMamo. T leers and all Brapttona of the Skin.
Sold by all Druggists. J. D. OILMAN,
mar a ly 350 Pennsylvania avenue.
I>OX'T FRF.T ?Yon can stop Headache. Toothache
and Keurulffia iuMautlv nr cash returned.
J'sc V'alcott's Instant Pain Ans-h ilat'R.
Cures Catarrh permanently. Sold at ail *t.?r<*s. 1>
C. Kuiitht. uf NVaMiiugtou. D. C., Agent.
Ti ar 14 v 1 >
NEW DRUG STORE, '
CAV1THL HILL, fW
II X. Corner of C hi. north aad 1 bird at. east. In
JOFEI'II WAL8ll.J*..A?nTnifi?*
KeapvrtfuUy nnnonnrcs to tVe Public that ho h.-M
jiut < Mt hi* new store, as aboTC, a FULL
awl FRFSH SUPPLY of
DRLOS,
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERIES, Ac.,
Cowrrinine pTcry article usually fonnd In a wfdl
appoin'fd I>rr.p Store. and is pr? pared, at all hours
of the day au<l ight, to respond promptly to the
calif! of his r?tr..u?.
Non? but the puMttnd best Medicines will be
dispensed. and t-epecial rare and attention will he
given to the i'rescript ion l>?-part?rent
A choice and cntnpleie *t ck of GICARS and T0BACCO
conatantly on hand. or 14-eolin*
|^KW PAINT, OIL, AND LAMP STORE.
The nnderaipned, bavin* opened a new Paint,
Oil ami Lrfinf Store at 504 9th Btreetjbeg leave to
chij ilit* ?ii*>i>in n 01 our ineiin? una me pnnucio
our l?rge Stork of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. |
BRUSH Et*. Bfcd extensive a*portiiieu4 of COAL
OIL LAMPSard BAKGIKG FIXTURES
Huvinr seated wlfli great cure, and purchased
our Mot k at the LOWEST CASH PRICES In th#
New York n<Mi kM . we are aWi to offer inducement*
nneuaalleJ in thia city.
The Trade and Hoa??>k*ej*r? ar? InTlted to nal
ar a (xnmme our Stock, hoping I y Btrf?t att^ntio
to LimineM ami fair dealing to merit and ol>iatu th
arrrdxitioii of our customer* A literal disco an
will be given to p*int?r? aurf dealer*.
TBANC'lb Mll.LKR ft CO ,
.104 Ninth atr**?t,
or lJ-lm Betwef-n Penn. avwnnw ?*d 1> ?treet.
K M O V A L .
The nnrternlrned taken p!eo?tire !n announcing
therrmr.Tal of hia CLOAK and DJtKSS M AXUPAC
TOBY and MACHINF* IWISO BOOMS from the
coniniodioM* room o*er Hoo? Bro'g. Dry Good*
Store, No. 10 Market 8pac?, between 8tb and 9tb
utreets. ,
With exrrl?Tic*d and obllelr g Ladlea always in
attendance and greatly Increased facilitfe*. be hope#
to Bierit a cm.tlnnnnte of that patronage heretofore
so Blerally beatowed.
CLOAK ANI) DKSSt MAKING,
MACHINE STICKING,
STAMPING AM) FLUTING.
DORSET BEtK,
No. 10 Market Sf*c?, 2d flo?r,
o? 7-ltn* Between Hth and 9th sta.
/ irUBNITUKK, A
ST FUBNITUBE.
rCB5I*URl. fW
The oulmcriber ! happy to Inform hia nncneroiK
friends and rnntoir.era that hi* Btock of
CA BIN KT FUBN1TUBE
it roll bim) complete, and at price* that raauat fail
to Rive entire mttinfaction, coii*iatins of?
Kirh Parlor Hnlt*, upholstered in French BroeaValvetB,
Kepa and llair-t-loth, Gilt ITratua
Pier and Mnntel Mirrnta; Gilt 15racl.ets and MarLie
tOal?i<; Handsome Ohaan)>?r Furniture, in Wal
nnt, Mahogany. Oak and Imitation, fitiinlied it) oil
tnd varoUn; Walnut. Oak and Mah<j;auy Marldetop
Bidebnrdi, with Etegere Topa; Blarl>le-top Ta
blcl iu great tariety: Bedsteads, Uurcaas, W u?hstande.
Extension Ttlilw; and. in fact. e*ery article
ukt7:?lly to l>e found in a first-class Honsefuruifbing
Entablinhment. A call is earnestly requested
before purchasing.
JOHN Q. WILLSON,
an 25-eo.1ra Bontheant coruer 9th and D sts.
'fVJfLEB'S COMPOUND 8YRUP OTGDJI
1 AHABIC will l>? found a most pleasant, aafs
aud speedy r>jnedy for Corona, Colds, Uoarskm
sr. Cholp, wiifloping Cough* asd all itrrc
* %'W I U ? IIHWJI 1 A 1M) AJ I Au 1. *M? ?UJ/C1IUI
efficacy in arresting atuM.orn conctis, and th# first
etng?e of consumption. hw Ion* txwa knovrn and
appreciated by muit fami lie* and fhyaiciani. Price
90 oente per bottle.
"ITm been in ccnatant use In our family for orer
tweDly y^an, and with invariable auccaaa. I think
it an ?-xcel.< nt f*tuwty."
American Office, Bait. JOS. J. DOBBIN.
"An attache of thie office, long troubled with a
Mnl born rangh, and who supposed hi# Innn to be
?rwtrt, na? r?-c*tve<l tha greatest benefit from a
tingle bottla.'"?halt. Chrptr.
"Fince I introduced it h?re. nevei-nl of onr physician*
are pfaecribin* ?t with the i?eat encca-je."
pot <o3ni* ^ H. PUFF. Chemist, Pommoutk
JEROMES 11AIR C O LOB RESTUI t ERKOB
letnitririK and cradnnUy bringing back the Ilnir
ion* nriKiuni coior wnnout Uie lncenrenieuce ??tending
the nae of the dye. Sold by all druggiaU 71
?< lita per bottle.
REXFORI) p MKUirAT?ir(TlNOEU BREAD
M'TS. for wt.>rma,nnriTt?led in etttcary and pecu'iurly
adapted for children, being eaten m an
ordinary rake.
For rale by druggists. Price 28 cent* per box.
juu 19-eoly
TELEGRAMS. *c.
The New York Oommi?nonfr* of Health,
presided over by Major Gnntlrr, held a mectii<C
yesterday alteruoon. MayorGuuiher ?ubtbrrsnhmittpd
a r?'solnfion that t&o City In
fpectcr If directed to nsMpn a suitable niim1st
of officers in hi* department to examine
tit to i be condition in a Military point of vi?'w of
places within the city, and to report daily to
the Mayor and Commissioners ot Health th*
condition wbivb, in their opinion, may be prejndicisl
to the public health, also nil nuiiaiicei
that inay??n<l to enpetsrtrror RQtraviu anv
jivstileniinl diseases The resolution was
adopit-d, Slid it was also resolved to send a
cir< o"nr to the citizen* informing them of the
b? st inode?of j reserving health.
TVe Indejiendanct Beige aaya th? Intention of
the French Government to ahaudon the occupation
of Mexico, Iwyond what to absolutely
urct?f?ry, is more apparent than ever now.
The inttuiiou is strengthened by different *ct*
on tLe part of ihe Mexican Cabinet, and more
ttpicially by ibe reception of Mr. Lanier's
fluat mission. It U even said that at the next
mcetsnpof the French Cabinet itn annonnceiiient
would Ih* matte of the immediate and
entire evacuation of Mexico by the French
troops.
Intellipence has been receiTed to the effect
that the commander of the British warship
Bulldog blew her up on the'25111 ultimo at Cape
llnylieii. The rebel JSulnave had taken by
lore# some Haytiens under the protection of
the h'ritirh consul, and the commander of the
I'llildt e ?*Weri ?atikl.irti(in hnr >?
uv
leply, b?? opened fir** on t on I'ucklett. The
fort replied, and the *hip getting aground, was
set on lire. abandoned. and blown up. It is
r< porird the commander sailed lor Jamaica in
one ot President GefTrard's boats. Officers report
ihe affairs of tne country unsettled.
The Colorrd Convention in Ponghlreepsie,
New York, previous to adjournment, adopted
a resolution declaring that there should be a
r? presentation of colored men in the city of
WasliiLgtc-n from different eeclions, to be there
during the session of l^ongress, supported by
the people, whese duty it shall be to urge upon
the nu mbers of <?ongr?-ss the importance of
having the statue of the colored American so
flxid in the land that his color shall not be a
hnr to hik nrrnrvinr flnv rv^cifinn r\r tn tVio ??
jnjnunt of all the right/t&at appertain to ciuwnship.
Governor Uradford, ofMaryland, basoflered
a reward of five hundred dollars for the arr?
st of the incendiaries who destroyed the
Colored Methods-t Church at Millington, Kent
county. The motive wan that the building
w as u.-ed as a day school for colored cbildren.
TI.e Governor lias also issued a proclamation
npro ntine the day named by the President as
a day ol thanksgiving.
A special to the N. Y. Herald from Toronto
pays that Fenian bonds are selling in Montreal
and Queboc, where the detectives are watching
tlie lrieh. The T.radrr announces the discovery
of a plot to rob Canadian backs. Two men
ar<- now in jail there who have confessed that
fevrn American Fenians sre th?>r?? nmn<-?i
a Ton e of one hundred men to make a raid on
the hank? Mueb uneasiness is fell in business
circles in consequence.
The Sanders kidanpper* were brought before
ih?* court on a writ of habtnt cm-put, bnt the
judgt s refund to bail them, and they were returned
to prison.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YOKK.
Aihakt, Nov. 9.?'The Journal make* Barlow's
majority in the State 27.UJO, and the Argui>
concedes that it is about that figure.
NEW JERSEY.
The Newark Advertiser saw "Mr. Ward'*
ma jority will not probably vary much from
3.(?ulibouirh feme report*, it correct, would
tiiuku it greater."
MARYLAND.
I>Ai.Tt*oEE, Nov. lu.?The latest returns
! from the tw< Ifth judicial district indicate the
election of .Mr. Spence, the Union candidate,
| pro\ idfd certain iHrgnl votes taken in disrep:ird
of the registry law shall be thrown out.
Tfce Vnion men claim iht* law was openly dis!
regarded in -ome district*.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Kalfigh, Nov. 10.?Nine counties heard
(nm officially gives Holden, for Governor,
; *>, ai'd Worth 5.4-i?. Worth's friends claim
UK animi <uvu):u iiuiuru I inniUS au not
ri\e it up, claimiiip that his majority in the
\\> s-1 vrifl overcome the majority oo far for
Vol th.
KANSAS.
St. LnriF. Nov. The election of county
< ffu< if- sit.tl in' m hers of tLe lower house of the
Ltjnslature of Kansas jtoU-rday pas&e?l oil
CjllieHj-.
The" Republican tickets were elected in
Dou^lah, Atchison, and Leavenworth coun1
i**it
NOl'Tll CAROLINA.
The rrnidml ?u hrr Lrgiilotirr Action?
Despatch to Govrruor Perry.
The following Je a copy of a despatch just
se nt to Governor Perry:
To his Excellency H. F Perry, Provisional Govemor
of South Carolina ?Your letter ol the 4th
instant it- ju>t now received. While much hits
t*en done in South Carolina thit is conduct re
to peace and restoration, the President still
thinks that it is Impossible to anticipate events.
He expects, therefore, that von |will continue
to exercise the duties heretotore devolved upon
you iu> Provisional Governor of South Carolina,
until you shall be relieved by his order,
lie observe* with regret that neither the Con\<iinoii
nor the Mate Legislature has pro
pcnnn'o o?-dtb una. oDiigauons contracted in
the name of the State lor unconstitutional and
en r< bellions purposes to be roid. He equally
regrets tliat the State seems to decline the
Congressigual amendment ot tae Constitution
ol the Vnit?<l States abolishing: slavery. 1
telegraphed to you yesterday as follows : '"-The
President directs me to wn.e u> yon that an
tnrly adoption of the Congressional amendment
of the Oenstitntlon of the T'nlted States
abolishing slavery by the South Carolina I>?gitlattire
is deemed peculiarly important, and
especially desirable with reference to the general
situation of the Union."'
i nu\r nuw wui; ?u fay uiai ibp rrfSKlcni f
opinions, before expressed. remain unchanged.
William 11. Skward.
Tiik Jamaica lwairherttoh (mm.?'The
Panama Star and Herald, of October
3?, pives the following particulars of
the insurrection among the blacks of Jamaica,
pl?-aned lrom Jamaica papers. Georire
W. Gordon, of Kington, the principal mover
In the insurrection, and Paul B>>;;le, have been
tried, together with most of the leading men
in tho movement. The maroons of the island
have beeeu found to be true and loyal men
ai:d ha%e done all in their power to save life
and quell the insurrection. The outrages are
without parallel. The evidence fcund upon
feme of the prisoners shows the iut<ntiou of
the insurrectionists was to spare no white peolllp_
hilt tn elnftcrhtornll inHiK/?rimina?nlw T*?%?
iap'tur* ol the leaders bae ditpiritrd the otber*.
ard tbey ar* surrendM-inK thunselve*.
STTbearmy train, consisting of fifteen bundr?d
nuri seventy live mule*, two hundred and
flfiy-eipbt wagons, *ixty travelling lories and
iwoainbnl*rcif. which left Washington.!). C.,
?<n the 7th of lat?t Ansrust under the charge of
M'lior W M MsnHnvillo nrri roH a t Wnri r? er
field, 111., on the 31st of October. It was the
intention of the War Department, when this
train was placed en route for Fort L^avenworih,
Kan^ac, to send it across the plains, hut
the project bus been atuuadoned: uid aa order
issned directing the sale of themniea at Sprinefield,
and the shipment of vehicles to Fort
L?aven worth for transportation service or
sale at that point.
yWhfn the earthquake occurrea at s?in
Fraucifco, a lady wbo was encased iu w.isUiiig
nn inlant of very teuderajre. ran scraamiuc
into tfce street. She stood on the sidewalk for
?cmf> time s*-inplnc Bom^tliinr ?n her hand
which nt first was taken lor a dressed chicVc-n
by tbe bystanders, which bejaa to kpeatc for
itViliin languritre whicb placed it at once in
the catepory of a different class ot animated
uamrp. JMIP WHP nuiaiDi; iv u? hit* uiyi, ur wi
downward, and had forgotten all about what
the had in her band.
?"The municipal authorities of Richmond
nn* in an curat in jr energetic m<*a?ures for the
prevention or pmall-pox and cholera.
fcT'Newly formed *and barn ia the James
river, near Richmond, threaten to objtrnct
navigation, and are rapidly increasing in aiw.
0y*An establishment troes into operation thu
w?ek in Troy, with u flve-etory building and
a capital ofttfty thonsand dollar*, lor the purpose
of dedicating potatoes.
Ilea ring the Htvi ( Liktr.
[From the Ho*ion Poet]
Tfc' fc* Will* before tbf commiwioim 01
hour* ct later was rrmmH at the State )io?M
Imi nmmr. U Win* the fourth belt
en iLrtuhfCl.
Mcurr. 1'iidrti, Wright and SmIU?(, of IM
cm m ecccn. *?-re pien-nt.
11:* JT?e?dent atr-ounerd tbat the worker*
in leatbt-r Mid other text!!* labrici * on id bar*
the 1 H I. K r.<? of a bearing, although Wfc?
Ml 1 ulc t;ot bt' < xclud* d.
?ii J IS litin, ot ban ? bow Mack.
iir.rl . *Lo b:td adopted the ejrbt hour ijifm,
(bat a Icr? experience had ronTinord bin
tint the ten hoar fyetetn vu of more adran.
! ;? U tb t n;ploveri> aid employee# than a
longer r.imUroi bourt of labor. Under kin
ptactice there * a* more punctuality observed
til ler 'be ?en hour rule ibnn the eleven hour
rule, and tbat a* a general rulv the band* warn
not ? i rotitable a* Uto?e who worked ink
bourn. Hi* experience in itoeton unce 1H>0
v ah i ui:ati d. Pr? t'oui to this t me. how.
fvir, tf bad labored lor several yearn by th?
(!ay, working thirteen hour* a day, and dnring
that time be keenly frit the disad vantage of
Leiug ilrpihtd of leisure time in which to
cultivate bis mental larnltiee: bnt since he ba<|
wtrktdotiljr hour* a day, t>* bad imprwrd
bw tpsrr time, and vat ncv, ccdv.
quently, stronger ir both mind and body. H?
r(r>M<mljr asserted tbatibemm who labored
only < lfbt i:ucr* a day could in the long run
ten i*t much chpital lo hi* employer'* cvfft ra,
. * 4.c h who Iftwrrd ten hour*, and in hieopia?
ii ii *i c :d be better for Mr.?cncbnwtt* IT tho
jfhi br.ur systiret was tinxirwlly adopted,
i ui ft ij in point of wealth, but intelligence.
I., n tour* tetter adapted a man tor hi* work
Irti Urphonit. He 'bought a generation of
t :n ?rs could work fiftrrn hour* to more ndiLan
a ccfieration of mechanic* could
i t. he in, In answer to a question of om of
Me < < n mission* rs, Mr. Ham was of the opinion
that the reason why a larre number of
vork:m n:rn tndilped in the Dabit of using tobacco
and ardent spirit* wa* occasioned by
physical exhaustion and overwork; that they
tr 1T\f t:n ti.nnrl it rv fn Ha tliia 4m
crdtr to stimulate them to other Dfcp??irjr dati?
*.
Mr. Joseph Hosmer, of Ifooton, a Bhoemaker,
??i(1 srarliiMKif mrn the vhiM'inakrni did not
driirran eight hour l*w. They all worked by
ibrpirco orlioitrand had reduced the bueineoa
to a science Men in Kynn. he said, worked
from eight to thirteen hour*. The number of
hours worked by them depended upon their
pecuniary circumstance* and the state of tb?
business. He thought a carpenter wonld do
as much work in ten boors a? in twelve. A.
man be raid, should be paid according to kia
ability. Dictation among shoemakers would
he odious tverv man ought to be left to do
he pleased. He thought ibe eipht-bour sj sten?
v us applicable to ceriain specific trade* which,
vcrk'd at r? gularly, had a tendency to exhaust
tie physical system. If workmen were encoumped
to save a portion of their earning*,
it'Sti ;id of spending them for narcotic* and
other stimulants he thought the remedy for
short hour* wonld be arrived at If the eighifcotirlaw
wonld elevate a man, he was in favor
di\ (duality and manhood?wurnn nifn ae well
btHff. Tlie eight hour ryrtrn, o? said, bad
iin ndvocntre nmorp those who were in its secrets
and who wished to control matters or
what they call a moral force. M'-mber* of
socitties, he said, refus-ed to work with those
not tfeo*. ia'f d witn them and struck for higher
wa^es, and employers chose ts employ such
mm.
Mr. C. T Crane, Presid?*ntof the Stat* Oar.
p?nt?T*" Association of Massachusetts, denied
that this course w*s pnrsned
lu conclusion. Mr. Hosmer said to th? commune,
that so far as the shoemakers ware con.
cern?"d th*y desired to he at liberty to do as
tbey plcnfed. to adjust the pay to the amount
and character of the work performed. He did
not know but what this rule mipht he applied
to other trades. Capitalists and legislation
often combined to eflect the prices of the labor inc
classes.
Mr. Ira Steward, of Worcester, aaid the shoemakers
were the poorest paid class of mechanic*
ib iui" cimir, uiiu iuuu^ui uie rruon 01 wis wsm
because they did not combine iu the form of
trade orient to protect their own interest# As
an instance of this in contnurt be referred to
tbe caulkers, who receiTe $4 and ft5 per day,
and who bad their trade union*, thus preventing
capitalist* from combining against ,
labor.
D. F. Drake, of Boston, harness malrer, wild
tb&t tbe body of men be represented preferred
the eight-bJur system. Day workers labored
ten hours, but tbote who worked by tbe piec*
worked more than ei?ht hours. Tbe bent workmen
received 93 a day. Thoee who worked
tbe least number of hours were the most intelligent
men: thin was a characteristic which Us
could not fail to notice.
The Cattle I'laoie.?w'? are informed
that several case# of disease among cattle, resembling
in all their stages the cattle diM-aM
now so destructive in Europe, have occurred
in Delaware county, and the epidemic ba?
made its appcaram-e, it to said, in Schuylkill
township, Chester county; a larpe number of
valuable cow* have b?*eii lots' there from it, or
tome other similar diseup. The plague 16 cobtngioue,
nnd in mmti/ confined to liorasd
iattle. I?r. Tw add ell, trout the Twentyfourth
Ward of this city, who was recently
sent to the Channel Island by several wealthy
fet<U mm nt Cheater county, to select h?ads of
cboiie< attic Las retimed empty-banded, on
i rcci nt of the general and destructive prevalrn
e cf ;be plajrue. If the disease should become
very j rexaient, we shall be compelle<|
: tu n to par war price* for oar roasts and sirloins.?J'hilcdtl]
hta Tcl'prcpk.
I riJAMiii..? me ? w ion v ommiTriu
[ of tbe Hub says theatook market is VMiminf a
more settled tone. Government securities continue
very dull. It is difficult to account for
tbe lorpe amount now commit upon the mar.
ket, except from tbe supposition tbat parties
who Lav** Invested their unemployed means la
these during tbe war, now want money for attire
employment. Kfci twenties of nil the is.
sues are weak. Tbe "conversion" bond* ar?
quoted 9P*,n1W. J^even-thirties are generally
lower; tbe (bird trrita are selling at &G)|. it
would appear probable tbat tbie low quotAI
tion will bring forward buyers, as they are
certatnly a good investment at that price-, bat
| tbe truth is that, at present tbe tendency la lo
ploy it actively. Gold was steady at 14?^.
The Cholera if Evrofb ?The Russian papers
announce that the cholera, which appeared
two months since ia the southern provinces
of the empire, is advancing north, and,
notwithstanding the cold weather, it has arrived
nt lierdytcben, in Russian Poland,
town of forty thousand souls, mostly Jews. It
appears that*those who have suffered most from
the cholera in Paris are the ck\ff<mnwrt, or rag
men, and the street sweepers. On the former
class it has fallen so heavily that there is som?
intention of suppressing the trade altogether.
It is said that one hundred and fifteen thousand
persons fled Ircm Paris within ten days, to
a\oid the epidemic; but the example of the Emnt'Pnr
nrwl Vrr\t * in vikifintr th* hA?iniila
v, lien- tbe patients are under treatment ha.? artded
mccb 10 their personal popularity, and will
have a hcaliby mor:ii effect.
?^"One of the buoys ol the Atlantic cable
v as M?en by tbe officers ol the schooner Osprey
which vt'FH'l arrived at Gal way, Ireland, October
J-Ub. from L?lanel?y." lier captain
reports bavin? passed one "of tbe bnoya off"
Iinndon. on Friday, October 'i(*h li was
painted red,with the"word "Telegraph" painted
on the fide. He hare to, to try and take it oa
board, but was unsuccessful, ni^ht seiun* to,
with the wiud southwest at the time, and the
buoy drifting itreatly.
?y Norfolk navy yard employs 1061 me a
A seiious riot took nlace at Peterson N.
J., on Wednetday night bri*>*n a gang of rowdies,
soldier* and the hands of a train on whictk
the rowdies bad refuted U> pay fare. Pistol*,
knivts, and baronets were freely used and m
number badly injured.
c/"A do* supposed to be rabid created (treat
excitement in Alexandria yesterday. and *h
finally l:\wwd and killed after baying biuea
two children.
Albert Foi and Thomas Mnrry tried to
sbooteach other in a quarrel at Fairfax, C. H
a day or two since, but unfortunately were nut
sober enough to shoot where they looked.
CGot. Buckingham, of (VnoWicat, has
isnu d a proclamation, the substance of whiclk
is that the Constitutional Amendment extendinir
suffrage to tbe negroes was defeated by the
tallowing rote: Yeas, '27,217; nays,
?y The offcf of our uuuukc, the Portland,
(Me..) Kv?niii(t Star toulc lire Tuesday morn,
ine from the Utimpof a cigar whi~b ignited the
taw dut-t in a spittoon. The conflagration was
extinguished by the water power of the establithmi'iit,
a fa Gullirtr.
Mr. Mercer, who ie eonToylng a colony
?f women to Washington territory, ha? por.
ha?ed frcm the Government the *hip Coastlutirna),
on which they will take passage,
yrapt Hall, the Arctic explorer, beard of
Fieskititt Lincoln'* a* nation 78 day* after
itH fctnrnce. Awbale*hip carried him the
news.
?y-Ofthe one bnndred and twenty-one iniraiea
of the Lunatic Asylum of Tenn???ee, Hi's
axe reported a* baying become deranged by
i .. .?r,ii>rint inr.riftit lo the war
i^Arrlittatcrt pertone in New Orleau? are
rjoy :nsr pood health, but others newly arrl*e<t
ar?- often n iwd by a very ?miojiot, if no: danp*-rot;e
aliment, known by physician* m dou(ur,
cr "break-bone lever."
yAim nr cargo brrKijrtat to San Prancitco
by a vet- al lately from Japan an 3iJ .
ra<kctr?? of wilt-worm f-js for shipment to
New York and th*Tre to France. They ??
Milii'rt at 9W,0M. Thrv are ehitipM b* tUia
circuitous route to avoid the tropica.

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