THE EVENING STAR.
FiklbltH lalljf, Saadijri Excepted,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Prrnwj 4?'anc. r?rnfr llth St.
THE ETETTJG ST\R XKWSPIPEK OTF

THE ITtMSij ST A K is MnM by rvrim to
their eat erriU-rs at T*v pes whi.m Fob
TT-Fr>n Oiti? r?B iiojiTii. C opies at the eaaator
Two Ct*Ta each. By niail?thrr> months, tl
six n enths. ?.1 ft); oae jm. fi
THE WEEKLY STA R-publ.shed Friday-#'.
year. W" Invariably in advance. in both ?trrn
aid uc paper sent ioiimr thai, paid for.
S^Hate* of adverti?ing fnrni?hed on ^ppIirAti ^n.
BOOKS, STATIO'WERY, Ac.
^?ILLlIOTfri
LIST or NEW BOOKS.
Z-?>y J?.dtth; A T*V of TwoCewt'cet.'^'prter'... fl as
J M?r? fl.
j?v *'jj P'^ci* by B-~t il*rte l.ao
Harrison Aimv>>rtli. _ 41)
r"S* raring by Oviid*...., 1 75
H"ll' w; br "Mrs. Wood. I i?
J^Dcb",, the <?fcfcet: by Ceurge 5?im1 l'w
?7>'?*!a!..t; A Travel _ M
vh^i'v" *'i?TV-"V.'h* Fr^i.h of Louis ittninlt...' m
Vtm ?<ncta-?r<tiip? rtor
*%*t llt??rr?kt'*.1 f..r i. fo
J -h l.:Uk%* Aiuinn.i: fur 1472... ti
All the ^iAGAfrSK* and FA>"HlO* BOOKf for
j Hi *?,r?thiti? in rko STATlWikV
and BLAzTK B(n.?K fine, kb aud reZail^at
?HII,\lNt:T?N7l BOOKSTORE,
4S ?trfr? aru!
jyBW BOOMS.
FASTIIONAELE STATIONERY.
LATEST STYLES OF
VISITING, WEDDING AND
INVITATION CARDS.
TINTED PATERS A> D ENVELOPES.
Several Nevelties of these article*.
PHUi* S44LWHOXK.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
0f" _____ 1 tTettt
jy I* BOO KB AT
BALLlXTYXrM,
40? 7th MinI, Intelligencer Buildins.
?fiV0- Wr7kV, hl Told #19. lnt.|lec
tnal Science.bv Pn.f. Porter. fj. Park Street Pul
Senmm. by Mnrray, ?2 2b. Sword and Gar
meet, by Trwnn.n l *I.3J. flojiraof Exercise in the
Alfa, by Tyndj 11. #2. Relict Map of United Shiti
w1 ocM
NOTICZ.
VPEai?.0?,?fw^ "ATIONERT STUB I
AMD BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOBY.
_ claaa at fair price*, for ca?<h
LITHOGRAPHING E??G?AVINO. PRINTING
AND BINDlWtt ??NE TO ORDER
public are invited ta call ind etamiM 001
???Mock BEW. F. FRENCH,
eeia tr
w. rKiaca,
""l*r National Metropolitan Bank,
aud next dour to Jay Cooke A Co.
Waahipttr n. D.O
THE TRADES.
^WNISG AND FLAG DEPOT.
JOHX C.
M Wactnr.r of Awnio?a- EUi> ,Tenu, Hor* and
a?on Covert Decora tic* of talla for Ball* and
raitiea All order* Dromptty ttecded to. 713
Market Pp?ce, over >ife> a to?t ocM
B M 0 A
r?mo7*4 m ?>W place of
mi?N, Ho. ivmM to
hetweeu 12th and 13th etreeta,
SOISG
?ca ",n ?tre??B, "m
10 ?tt*??d to *11 onW? S
Tl* OOTlD^CtlOB, h?f A stork of HAKIV
filiia. ^?-F0kM IhfilN wV^DeaiTVA
A ?^?r* mblir patronage is solicited.
_acl4 ?a O SCHNEIDER
?J?MIT8 ANB AWNING*.
#STO.mal,^c.?r CM1?
^AWHINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
M O COPELAND.
Dealer in Awniag Materials,
643 Loniaiana avenne.
FIRST CLASS SCODRER,
?l? Ira Btxikt, Orrotin Firm Ornci,
whSthe^0^-^*^^0*1111* 1?* hnprovetnenu
?,-5^7. S American or Bnxopean invention. 1 an
?Mbled to do ny work in a manner not to he equaled
fcT. V^T"y these faculties. 4
PT*m^ cJ?MUied without tMing tak>m apart
rsmovad withotit cleaning the whole
Orea* Saots, after being removed
wm?_?Hw kf*,a y*ntle?aer>'? Clothes cleaned.
JWoojt Shrinking or Injuring the garment, at th?
flaTPan" 71
cts.; a whole Bnslneas Snit. *5 jj
?5?*^ J1 MBscnable pries
?ew York style of cleanipg Kid Gioves-a single
"?ts, twopair iS cents, one dr?en |l
2^#Sf Jt' to,V? Trtann,n?? cleaned, blackeced and
-<o~aM, at 91 per square yard. Oetrich Peatb?r?
(white) colored, cleaned and curled in the beet style
OSce of the State-.i IsUrd, N Y., Dyeing Rstab
2U^. L7^*",hr<1,51J Tb'< oW"? ?">4 largcsTof
w kfnd in the oonntry if not in the w< rl-?
ANTHONY FISHER, Ageal,
T? *16111! street.
I MHO AND REPAIRINO PIANOS OK'
fans, aad all Musical -A*U8, ?.g'
WILD a RRO8?4S*0|^l6|
l'_.h street, bet we? Pennsylvania avencell^l^
y?1?**?: iBveotors and manufacturers -A th(
SStS?A*3SiIaS5iS Wtefi?
Aoolpu goetx,
?EH AND SECOND-HAND FUBNITURB
VSBrVfiy'lSJfJXG GOODS.
??'AIRING of every deecriptioa in the gnm<
?rsllne anmptly attended to.
S^ciiid hand Furniture bought.
_ eoTa*f Mh a?d P streau N W. jeH ?n:*
PWl Wt.IMM fp 1K3S.
(UAi'ii i(iWXcDJt^y,oTT BKOS.
?.At? ^?oSUAKD OAKBiAO,
PenntrlTAriia aTeons, bw Sd itre*t St
o?
OABMIAOB8 BBPAIBBD U
FRfNTING
D ***TLYASD PROMPTLY EXECUTED
m BY H POLKLNHOBN A CO., UTKD
betwees ?th and 7th streets.
educationalT
TIJfanVhi!iIi?^LASS" is T?HK ?>-TUL?SH
Bo.'kkeepmg and Poamaimhip?at
ivTsiVrr^r-,; 'tiri b%.rMui,>?j ?n *<>?da^
jj s Wot. 6, IjCI. ^or particulars asnlv to
T fATTtIW<.N,M3ai^?i:?,!7.,^
no??t*
M:bS;/? a^*?!L* ?*lect school fob
r'litl*~rJn?.'; FLI *Moml T",on
Ml!KtKST'
?ept l)th
the Prior
1
1 sapplt
real life f<
VAUHlBtilON BrSINRHM OOLLIAfl
nsfte .-X'fe.-ssrdS55
VV'JS? ?EMHl ABT-A
I jjaar
isia 5ss?-ns!S&; iji
pryy 0 u. t^Mh h ..new a ad ria.pls B^thod Be
y*'..'fcort?'"-?gBred baee on the Organ a
Xk rt^fr l5f?I'*?UoB inquire at 716
ImI VtrOvi, U AIMS II. ocl^ lin
?o siJNpw Torli*fni?-.Borthw?it. eeSS-l?
^LW^'KfSBSBfSiW00"
no
_Bo?th. Capitol HUI.
eels sm
I r^l'. wL, ??AVr.R BESKET DOUBLE
maW-h.T? CBt a way COATB, with VESTS to
M ??nrron.
?ARBLI AND StATE MABTBLB
JJl'SttbSCZZSlTJlS*-
aear *1? TlWtn D^art^nt Tork
WB. BCTMlllnan
f
V?. 38-N2. 5,817. WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1871. TWO CENTS.
DRY GOODS.
fU?S?(iLLTl,
?:h street. opposite Patent Ofllee.
H '"Wrvw's (Vl rwrf Hose, }0c.
It- ;!n Hihli^d Stockings, ioc.
t. large oiae.
I >ir ?ud (tcnin Merino Shirt*. 1.
Curtain Lace fr? m T auctions. 30c.
N'tlnghaiw Lac* Curtail.a. 92 per pair.
W a^y Entitle for Ladies Sae.iiie", Siftc.
Vifce all Linen Table Napkin*. 61.24 do*, no 4 K'
JOSfPH J. WAY'S
yj Paris Kid Glove Depot,
4'939 Pesi A vsmve, ?>et.9th Jc loth
wor1h Te^ nn??ity PARIS
Ml? <.LOVt,SK<our own importation,) with one.
rw??. ttie* jcni f? ur hnttui*.
1 a*,i?_?*-> 91: wo"!-.-. .<2 28; Children's, 91 SO
pair* "Ll'PIN "S,? K1I? ULO'"KS at
if Th? Trade -urplied at New York prie*s.
?V LYOFS BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS.
Ju?t recelvrd fri.mnnr A (rant at Irnn.nnr m.m'
a?t rT th {satin *misk) BLACK GRoS
'JRaTN !?1I,KS. wh'rb we are sMIirg >*t the very
?>rice of 91-75, $2, $2 2S, 9?J?. 92 7S. *ud $1
KV7?rd. JOSEPH J. MAY.
"BUFFALO'"BLACK ALPACAS and
"BKATER" BLACK MOHAIRS.
W? *r* *,f rrT?- .p.-?ke, Opdycke Co.
?gents for the sale of the A1 PAC.4H and MOHAIR*
named above, and have all the qualities, frjm 37
rent* to 1.26 per yard.
tBT The yeauinegoods hare a ticket on each piece
ear>?:(t a picture of I he- Buffalo >>..1 the'' Beaver,''
?uid can only be found at our store.
JOSEPH J. MAY.
IPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
p?gant Silk and Wool Epimriine,. fi?e Velours,
HI wool 8;itinr?, S?rge?. French Merinoa, Empreas
Cloth, Rep Otti mac, bright Wool Plaids, and full
stock of
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
obi racing all the old and new f&ferica, at extremely
lew prires.
?S*-ir4_ JOSEPH^J. MAT.
QLD and -gSSatlt
BOGA3I dk WYLIE,
1019 AND 1020 SEVENTH STREET N W
All the Popular Styles of
FALL AND IN 1 ER DRESS GOODS,
_. *'nf\ Medium, and Low Priaed.
Rich dark c^lorvdSaTINRS.A11W.to1 VELOURS,
kpinglines. rrench pop
I.INS, EMPKKSS CLOTB.i. FRENCH klKRl
NOES ALPACAS, PLATO*. BILJ&.Blafk Zod
MOURN 1N^<To(Td One'piiee*to a?l* ,tOCk ?f
io,s ZLV5: w.
CAmp
I
CARPETS 11
CAKPRB 111
MESSRS. WOLFORD SHILBKRQ
n*slre to call the attention of the general public to
their
ATTRACTIVE STOCK
or
FALL CARPETS,
At the following low rates:
^a7t?."t,U* EJiol'ISH BRUS8EL8, from 91 2B
to IJ I ,ul.
de?i<fn, 1,1 TUMB-PLVB, from $14# to
Choice pattern. IMITATION BRUSSELS, 4B to
50 centa per yard.
All wool UGRAU TAPESTRY riNlSH, from
jf? ci'Dta to fi 2fl.
Wood gnaltty INGRAINS, ?0 to 87* centa.
ALL LIST HOME MADE CARPET, cents
Best HEMP CARPET, Mcenta.
niW2S.V V,L ?MTD"'
OILCLOTH ud VKLVIT ECOS. MATTINGS.
?C.. AC.
Also,
A h< aTy stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMEBTIU DRY-GOODS,
i? offered at the
LOWEST MAREKT FIGURES.
All giK?l* at this establishment are positively to be
sold Ju per cent, leu* than at any house in the city.
else whet? re^fc,fTin' *>1 totted before purchasing
WRKMEMBER, THE ARCADE,
437 7th street, I aland,
between D and
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
(J W. HAYEHHEB A CO^
REAL ESTATE ASD XOTK BROKERS,
AND A UCTIOyEERS,
No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Thike Door ?a-t op Seventh Street.
We have the following gums to lend en real oetatc:
'J 00?, 914.000,
Ik ?22' l*.OQ9.
f 222- 9?.300,
#3 000, 92 000,
prTvaTe'IalV*1 eW*te> 'mPr,J*td and unimproved, at
Special attentkn to sales at Auction.
Liberal advances pending negotiations. ocl7-t
r "^OB*aT8. ANDREW bToQTUI
AUoruty at Law.
rROBERTS dk CO.,
IRAL ESTATE AND INSURANCB OFFICE
Oor*ec 1Kb and G streets, opp. U. S. Treasury,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.,
attnuon raid to mil iuiuu ktfmt tk* irs
I>9srisusu ?/<As 6?sirasust. AfU
JUSTIN P. BROWnT"
X)NTRA9T0R AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Ooraar oCNsw York avenue and uu streot.
theetty for mle on Ions
Hoosee erected for persona or'1**i
taper bought aad sold. tSTw*
f"-?
howe Plants; Bonnets, *r^ihs. ^51'
e^rWsf{C2.0Hi
JAcm" 8U,Ta* strads-
oc*_1011 p'" bet mi.S3n&9?7
[^AWN URAS8 SEED,
for Street Parka, Lawan, Tarda, Ac.
FERTILIZERS.
Jw LoTtislanaav .f Md ??b^ts.
FAI*BANK^^LEa_?aj Q**,
STORE TRUCES,
corriWS&Lfe?^?
JOB N A? B aV.V?W8' *C
'-ca> >w LoaMaa? as., bin. Pth and'utk uta
weea 10th and 11th streets. 7
JHI ARLISGTuE STABLES,
17*4 G SrRkrr, vu* Wa* Dipartxrxt,
R. CRUIT, J*., Proprietor.
MOST
partiee
parties, weddings or re?epth>ns Polite
Particular att^ti^^eo
_ _ _ _ _
AMUSEMENTS.
i ational tijeater.
TU I AS JOTS P*?< 7: begins at 8.
THIb SNKMNMm?h*'vETy^VKNING DUR
u, ANI? SATI R.',AY MAflNKE.
Mr Brotu nC Howard origin*! American comedy
t?l CCrt'tMilporNIMl.lift ftt KM el V, called
fcARATOOA; O*. PISlOLS ?0R SEVEN.
J 6 PA VILJ.B ng BOB SACKS r.
rift^ntfd with entirely new ?i,d H^borttc scenery,
goig- ou? and elegant dresses, i'lruuure a la moi/c,
and magnificent rwl.
Note.?In ord?r to supply pnblic demand, a
brant h ticket 1 Hire will be opened at Kills' music
1 tore on and after this dale. no? 6:
J\*W NATION ALT HE ATE K
I'ABBPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPEKV.
AKL R' S A Propriet- r and Direct >r.
\i'~ Butiaeu Mcja^or.
SEASON 0? MX N IGH I S ONLY AND A
ORAM) OAL A MATINEE.
OpeniDg night, MONDAY EVENING, November
13. Triumphant Ke ftfret of the KMroinir Favor
it' MAPAMK PARKPA ROSA,on which occasion
will be produced DoniZ' tti'? Tragic Opera,
u.tv.w. n LUCRE I'lA RoRGlA.
MADAME PA HE PA IlosA in her grandest role of
Lncretia Debut of Italy tavoriie T-n"r ill Gratia.
J?? KARli.aaGjsnaro, and Mr.AYNSlEY
OOK, the relebrated Batsu Baritou?, from Covnut
Uarden, L iidon, as the Dak". Re entree of tho
*reat lavrriteContralto,Mrs. 7.ELDA SKuUlN, as
Mafllo Orstui. Conductor, Mr, CARL ROSA
Tuejdsy, the new opera, SATaNKLLA, and de
w-ss v-. American Prima Donna,
2 E \ANXINI.tMr*. Van /.imlt.) Wednesday?
MARTbAThursday?DON GIOVANNI Eri
niiu 1 ?v*ni..g-THK MAR
ttlA<>? OIT FIltABO. butuninv. at J o'clock.
GRAKM OW.A MATINEE
7 w8i ?T?,rTed Seats commences Thnrs
day, at Metzerott A Co. 1 Music Store, Pennsylva
nta avenue.
a*^'6 i?' ,^>r'CM-~Reserved Beats in Orch" tra,
0rcbt 8tri! in Dr sa Circle,
fl-'O. AduiiNsiou.fi. Galiery.su Cents.
no4 [Republican. Chronicle, Patriot. I
w
ALL'S OrKItA HOUSE.
w PROFESSOR RISLBY
be* to announce to the pnblic and citizens of Wash
ington that be has iea*.d from Mr. Suville W.ill's
Opera llouse for a first chiss Variety Entertainment.
?.r1i u wibrscing five nations, Am.-rican, Eu?
lihh, t rencli. Italian and Spanish, to open
MONDAY, November 27,1871,
IN A GREAT BILL. n?5-tf
Ry??r?.IytJC?i,i: OBPHAB BOYS'PAIR,on
,*L ,i? f? ENINO(.October s!4, and ev?rv
IiITSwF.&I'f.ftT ur,,', farther notic?, at MA
SON 11 TBMPLK, 9th and F streets oc 24 3*
ULA*Jlo l ON EXHIBITION tN?w Ns
Tt?V( AND SALB 439
TH Bl.y ax /7th Mt
_ .M<u ?ABK.rrra'i.
ho. too SJevemu street, between D and streets
nK ^j11t^0?r,*b"T" Odd rellow'i Hall,
Cholce OU Paintings, Engravings Chromos, 4c.
Also, Largest Stock Paaer Haa^nm, V^iwitw
Shad eg ^Picture#, FraiOfMi.Pictur*' Cords and TimoIi
""SU.Nails, 4c.,in the DUtrlct. i??ei?
?"TERMS,CASH
Please remember Name and Number. apSB-ly*
LECTURES.
REV DB. J. P. NEWMAN
AT METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH.
TOBSDAT EV ENING, Nov. 7th
Subject: "UKEENLAND'S ICY MOUNTAINS.''
?b'ained at Ixwhstores or
Rt n.H
rpHE KABTH AND ITS NATIONS.
EIGHT LECTUREB UPON PHYSICAL GBOG
_ ____ R PITT.
AT THB CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
_ Corner of 10th and G streets,
Ji W CHICKERINtJ, Ju
_. Of the National Deaf Mute Colleg..
Lecture oq TUESDAY EVENING, ((ovemSer
7, at 7S o'clock.
r J11 school tickets, half-pric*. For snle at
Bsllantv ne s ai.<l at the door. n.^-St?
LADIES' GOODS, Ac.
QO TO DAV18',
SOI Market Space, corner 8th at..
For all kinds of FANCY MILLINERY GOODS
NOTIONS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Ac.
J^ADIES WILL FIND AT DAVIS',
SOI Mark 1.T Space,
A great variety of shapes in FRENCH PELT
HATS, at lowest prices.
BrY
JOUVIN'S GENUINE KID GLOVES
At T)i VTBl
SOI Market Spa^.
J^OVBLTIEi RECEIVED EVERY DAY,
At DAVIS'.
j^LEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK FRINGES, GIMPS, LOOP ORN AMI NTS
BUTTONS, Ac.,
At DAVIS'.
gAVB TIME,
AND GO AT ONCE TO DAVIS'
FOB ALL KINDS OP FANCY GOOD8.
J^AVIS
HAS RIBBONS IN ALL THE NEW 8HADES.
J J AMBl'BG EDGINGS AND 1BSEBTIN0S,
At DAVIS*.
1ZID GLOVES, IN CHOICE COLORS.
At DAVIS'.
^JROVIR A BAKER'S CELEBRATED
ELAiTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
With or witlieut the new "Patent Trays,"
At DAVIS'.
{jJROVFR A BAKER'S
SHUTTLE LOCK-STIT(*H MACHINES,
nt>a 6t At DAVIS'.
\I1SS B. A. McCORMICK will open~~a
lf lArge and elegant stock of
FALL A?D WINTER MILLINERY, PT
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19.
'iTTK^SS;VK?V,laDBAS,K*NCH
All of the latest importations.
oclS 3?i* fl06 >th street, between E and F
GRAND OPENING
AT
H. KINO, Jr.,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
COBBBB NINTH AND F STREET?,
of an entire Bew and Selected Stock of
MILLLNBRY and FANCY OOODS
FE A
mb^EATHEBS. BIBBOKS,
imNCH PATTERN BONNETS A^D HATS
And all the LATEST NOVELTIBS of the
.A"o"?H~,i*V.i2LOV*8
jiff WILLIAM'S HOUSB IN PARIsT^
No. T CITB TBBV1S,
J??* r?-?rtablished, and he will be able to riutw.
""VWsiai
RIBBONS.
I to now,

DAKS made to order.
williab,
Prlvaaia ave?i
JUST ^BBCBIVBD-A Am
nSLXV BBPTOABMBROrDBBSD SLIPPER
LBBCH, 114 rtkmrm*^
BULL
LLBE OF
*om. <MlaMNs.it
r Stesg^
CBLLIBS AT ft. HBLLER B,
sffiSS-"
?tl fiSJfft
PIABOB,
r?o* ret namAm
>ACTo?f.f ij S,t riL' HIA.
??If-IH P?nn*. ???..bet tth and lath Jt,
If ARRIS' CASSI MERE SUITS FOR $li AT
L ion p^.w.tat.^^lh^.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
C. GUATIER, Importer af Wine.' and Brandies,
offen for Hi*: UU(4< Dupuy M Oo. C-*n?c,
Janx x HfonnMT do.. Old Jamaica Burnt. Old St.
Croix Hum*, M?<dar 8w*b 6tn?, Olive Trw i>., Old
T< m do.. Scotch and Irish Whi?kie?. 8berrv Wim,
fr.mfiw upward*; P.rt.do. do. do. A larfMU
of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wine# California Wines. Hock. Port, 8herry, Mas
catel. Angelica and Brandt**. Bedford Rami. Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds. Scotch and English
Ale* and Porters. *r down or cask. The above
will be sold at low figure*.
Discount to the trade.
0. GAUTIRR.
Mannfartarer of the Popular Native Win*- Btters,
ccU-tr 1317 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tbe Follow 1 UK will b? read with
fntorent.
Under date of April ?tb. 71, Dr. Henry J. Soften,
69 blmrp street. Baltimore, an eminent physician
writes regarding CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
It affords me much pleasure to bear testimony as
to the efficacr of your Crystal Discovery. &>me
rears since, while in India 1 suffered from a severe
fever peculiar to the o- antry. On my recovering, a
patch of hair on the left side of my head became per
rectly white, without at all atlect'ng the remainder.
To remove this unsightly appearance, I had recourse
to varions preparation*, both in Kurope and this
country; but they all had one great defect?they dyed
the hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery,
I can get the desired shade?th?- natural color of my
hair being dark brown. I consider your Discovery
the best preparation I know of.
Youm, truly, HENRY J. ROGERS."
Clean, clear, harmless. It furnishes the only safe
preparation to give new life to the Hair, when de
cayed or gray It will stop the hair falling, and re
move dandruff. Sold by many of the principal drug
giats and at depot, ad and D streets. N. W.
ocTtr ARTHUR NATTAN8, Discorerer, Ac.
PerrlM'
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
"THE ONLY OOOD 8AUCR."
It improves appetite and tUgeation, and it la un
rivaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA A PERRlNftt?
prosecute all parties nmk tug or vending counterfeit*.
JOHN DUNCAN* HONS.
aull eo6Bl Agents. New York
muhtlaf*! JHolr Dye,
This splendid Hair Dye is the best ta tbe workl
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not oontaic
lead, nor any ritmlu poison to produce paralysis or
death. Aveid the Taunted and aelaalye preparations
boasting Tirtues they do not poaaeaa. The genuine
W. A. Bachelor's Hair Dye has had thirty v?f
nntamished reputation to aphold its integrity as
-be only perfect Hair Dya? Black or Brown. Bold
ty all (iru^giata. Applied at 16 Bond street. New
York feAtf
THURSTON H IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER it the best article for cleaning and preaervtag
teeth. Sold by all druggists. Price, 16 and 80 cents.
iOCVKN 8 INODOROUS RID GLOVE CLEAN
.restore* soiled glove* equal to new. Sold by all
?J 1
druggist* and
cents
fancy goods dealers.
Price.
<W-lv
BLUE AND FLACK HEAVY RIBBED CA8SI
HkRE ENGLIEH WALKINGS*. ITS for #18,
at A. STRAUS
oc25 1011 Penn are.,b*t. 10th and llth streets.
Prop, shkldon's
FAMI ION ABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
NKW MEDICAL BUI1 DING 1004 Fit .near 10th.
DAYS AND HOURS Or TUITION
JU> EMLE CLASf. TUESDAYS,THURSDAYS
:n<l SATURDAYS, S:30to 8 p. m.
LADIES' CLASS. TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, 5 to 6 p. m.
GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, TUE3DAYSl_
*ud THURSDAYS,7:30 to 9 p. m. ocU
ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., M61
DB WHITE, ~CHIROPODI8Tx
No. 43ft t#TH street, opposite 0. Treasury,
Washington, T>. C., and Mo. T North Charles street,
Baltimore, lid., successfully treats
CORNS, BUNIONS,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, Chilblains, aad other (Ua
?<aaes of tbe Feet, without pain or incocrenience to
'.he patient. The shoe can be worn with ease Imme
diately after the operation. Refers to the many eau
ent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
well known and responsible persons who patronise
till establishment. ocJJ tr
SDAYS
A
?cTTtf
N'
CM omcx.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
314 NINTH STRMMT,
AND P1IIITLTAI1A
ADVANCES MONEY
AX LE88 THAR
ONE-HALF THE USUAL RATES
B GOVERNMENT,
CITY,
AND OTHER 810URIT1BI
BLAM0HDB,
HOLD ABD SILVER WATCH IS,
SUBS,
PISTOLS,
P1AB08,
?IB1 CLOTHING,
GOOD*
BOUGHT FOE
Ha? no
je?-tr
r U A 1.1 ?gM COAL
We hay* at wharf, a cargvof
FREE BURNING RRD ASH GOAL.
EVENING STAR.
Washington New and Gossip.
PROCLAMATION or THE fiOVCK
SOB.
Old (?r|M>ralioB Claim*.
Bwnlon of th? UcMainrr.
Exmcvtiyb Opric*, t
District ef Columbia, November 6, l?7t.
Whereas section thirty-two of the act of on
gress, entitled An act to provide a government
for the District of (3olambi?," approved Feb
ruary 21,1871, nutborl7.es the Governor to call
together the Legislative As* mt.lv in special
-ession whenever, on an extraordinary occasion,
lie shall think proper to do so; an.I whereas the
report of the commission appointed by act of the
Legislative Assembly, approved June Ifi. 1871
to audit all outstanding claim.-* agai ust the cor
ijorations of Georgetown and Washington and
'he Levy' Court, Ac., is now ready tor the action
of that body; and whereas it is important that
immediate provision be made for the final ad
justment and liduidatioii of such claims:
Now, therefore, 1 do herebv convene the Le
gislative Ass. mbly of the District of Columbia
fo meet in extraordinary session in the halls of
.?Pe?rfct.ive Metzerott building,
at 12 o clock in. on Wednesday, the ninth flay
or November. 1871. for the purpose of a<loptini;
such measures as may be neeessarv in the prem
ises, and tor legislation upon suc^i other sub
jects as I may deem it mv duty to submit to the
legislative Assembly.
Pone at the city Of Washington, In the District
vf Columbia, the sixth day of November. 1871.
H. D. Cooke,
Governor of the District of Columbia.
By the Governor:
Ei>w*in L. Stanton,
Secretary of the District of Columbia
Intekkai Rivixr*?The receipts from this
source to-day were $flni.763.45.
Secretaries Belknap, Boutwell and Delano
are the only mtinlyr* <n the Cabinet in town.
Ji ik;k J. j. Marti*, Sixth Auditor*of the
Treasury, has returned from his vacation,
h hich he spent in Alabama.
Capt. R. W. Surrr.LDT has withdrawn his
apl'lication to be detached from the Wabash,
and will go out in command of that vessel.
Gen Jakes McCleabt, Representative in
Congress from St. Mary s partoh, Lomsiana.
lied in New York yesterday morning of con
sumption.
Commissioner Baker, of the Pension Office,
pronounces totally false the statement printed
in the New York Sun that his chief clerk, Maj.
lohnes, has been giiiiy of fraud iu the settle
ment of tension claims.
Appointments by the President The
President to-day appointed Horatio G. Sickel
tension agent at Philadelphia, vice Forbes, re
moved; John W. Davis and Wm. Presoott
Smith, commissioners from Maryland to the
centennial celebration at Philadelphia.
Fbep. DoroLASs was unanimously nominated
for the New York Assembly by the' republican
convention for the 2d district of Monroe countv
Rot-Fester. Saturday evening. As
he district is strongly democratic, his chances
of election are not worth much.
Texas A ft airs?a delegation of Texas re
publicans is here to ask the Administration to
make a change of the Federal officers in that
State. Thev bring serious charge* against these
Ulcers, an<) a**ert that they Ve In a mat
measure responsible for Uie defeat of the repub
lican party at the late election. P
The Senators who have arrived here and
'aken quarters for the winter arc Messrs. Pool
Kxehange Hotel; Scott, 1008 F street; Trumbull.'
hbbitt House; Pomeroy, 1523 II street K.l
munds, 1411 Massachusetts avenue; Sherman.
brother s(Gen. Sherman's) residence 'jr i
street; L. M. Morrill, at Gen. D Jnn s,
"Bio Mouth" rom PEACE?Indian Superin
tendent Hoag transmits to the Indian Bureau a
ranslation of a speech recently made by Big
Mouth," the celebrated Arrapahoe chief, to his
to which he advised them to make neaee
with the whites. When he had concluded tto?
Indians said he had made a "straight talk
and promisad to go to the camp of the white
man after the hunting season is over.
"Straw Bids.?Many of the proposals for
'?arrying southern mails 0(>ened by the Pact
Office Dei*rtment last week prove to be "straw"
bids. The Postmaster General will ask Con
gress, In bis forthcoming rejtort, to legislate in
.he matter, and w.li recommend that law h.
passed providing Uiat offering such bid? shall bl
considered a misdemeanor and be jSfcff a,
Person At?Mr. Mnrtagh.of the Republican,
l?as returned from his trip to the plains in ex
cellent condition, and brings the scalps of nu
merous buflalos killed bv him. The exrur?in?
party to the far West seems to have h?d ?3
t ime generally Mr.Chas. Astor BHs*&
for He lfaTpa"
based, it will be remembered, and will here
th? Cl^nt Thence of the lite
secretary Stanton,on K street. Mr O V
Harris, ot the Patriot, is, we are pleased to see
>ut again, and able to attend to his duties
"Miss Gmr*DT," writing to the New York
World concerning the social outlook in Washing
ton, says it is decided that the season is to be
{?f1h^^^Veral^r.0mil,?,,t families who have
hitherto done much In the way of entertaining
mourning, and will ciJe their houJi
rILkt? tjli Zellins, at the Marine Bar
racks, the Freemans. on H street; and
Kiggscs are of those who will be greatly mimed
this winter. There are many few ?h2
Secraarj and Mrs. Fish are to rei?.', no Ion?
in ashfngtori society. They have not taken i
l.oiue so even if thev stay will not entertain
ind It is vervgencrally believed thev will not
of^he'i iVt (^',iilne Spinner, daughter
at Mlh?k v Jrr u"7' is to be married
v? M?hawk, N. n xt Wednesday evening to
Mr. Shoemaker, ot that place. Mi?Spinn?ris
very pretty young lady, and Is much aJmircd
Appointment or Talcatio* Commission
ers,?inder the provisions of the thirty-sixth
action of the act of Congress providing a govern
ment lor the District of Columbia ai.nmro.t
Kebruary 21, 1871, the Secretary ot' the Interior
has api<ointed Messrs. Orvllle K. Bab?^ck S H
KaurfmannAA. Hc*mer. M adisonDa vis^nd
f A "^mbs, to make a valuation of all the
thl to ?e l'"iU!d within
.iJ? J Columbia, except the nubile
buildings, and the ground* which have tw^n
dedicated to the pnblfc use as par? aid
It Is not yet known how many of the gent'e^
men named will accept their appointing b?
>t is presumed all of them will 'do so, although
as no provision has been made tor their onL,'
'o ?Uld Kcm*111,11 th*? ?*pectSd
to give their time and service* gratuitous!?
.say
Tan Senatb Fiha?c? Committee._To
morrow is the day fixed lor the meeting of the
i^00* Co""ittee; bat? m to very
'loubtfnl If a quorum will he nrmni l
Sherman and Aett bJag th?
arsSS^iISrasrtss
WrtJKft Saturday. Senator
oal^it on thef^bt^ It seem, J be th!
hlnKliiHeTe,??ie,ii"t* WT&ons win prob?bl>
maka a report early in December. ppep*r*d u
a.;
7t^Ld*y of ApHl nevt. He is
eSZri<zxr'
TELEGRAMSTOTHE STAB.
This Afternoon's Dispatcher
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
riOM Kt K?PE to-day.
ri/iyrtj-W Xtrlntnly to Tkt Crtmy Star.
Fagli?t> NMm.
Emigration fc> America?Tkt durm^/o F??i-7V
Lciiyi' ErptHitio*.
Loitros, Not. The emigration return* of
Iiver|>ool lor the month of <)ftol*r <iO? U.JO
departures for the United State*.
Thf (alwriptluB* tt the Million Honor for
the Iwnefit ot the Chicago sufferers amount this
morning to 4.47 .flod.
The British expedition for the ohser\ %tw>n of
the total eclipse of the hid on the 11th of l?e
ct0iher hv arrived at Malta.
the Worklngraen V?Tfmratla Uer<
Rirlis Not. fi?The workinfmti of thi* city
are earmst in their preparation* for carrying
out tLeir reeently announced programme of a
union of all workiugmen* association* in a gen
era! society for co-operative action 1b re gar I U>
l ay .bonis ot work and other questions of common
interest. At a large meeting of werkiiigmen
held Saturday night it was resolved ttiat a con
gress for the consolidation ot the trades' unions
be held on the 19th Instant.
PruMiauKsldienandFreach flitiea*
Paiiis. Nov.?;?Means will be found for pat
ting an end to the difficulties between the Prus
v.an army ot occui?a?fc>u and the etttiem near
whom tliey are quartered. which at one Urn
threatened to interfere with tlie negotiation of a
tinal treaty between France and Germany. The
difficulties will now be prevented, tt is believed,
t.?TDUUICXitljr.
Jadfc BamaN. si Sew V?rk. m Rn
lorelnf the Eleetloa Uwa.
Siv York. Nov. 6.?At the opening of the
November term of the General Sessions, to lay,
.Judge Barnard chargi>d the grand jury espe
cially on the excise. usury, lottery and election
laws; also against the taking of llH-gal fees by
public officers; in reference to the act of Mvcn
3d, istio. and to prevent fraud in the sale of tick
ets on vemcls. To-morrow an important elec
tion will take place. H?* felt certain that every
fraudulent vitfer would bo detected and speedily
1-tinit-hed. The law applies not only to the class
nown as "repeaters, but to inspector* and
canvassers who shall In any manner violate the
election laws. It will be the dutv of
the grand jury to fearlessly investigate
the charges presented by "the District
A'torney and promptly indict offenders, irre
spective of party or person. He promised that
nvlction and punishment should follow the
action.
The Row Absal the Military Oeenpa
tioa of fhiragn.
St. Loris. Nov. 6?A special dispatch from
Springfield, III., states that the defence of Gen
eral Slieridan's military occupation of Chicago,
seems to rest on the plea of necessity. It I* not
generally known, yet it is true that the Adjn
?ant General of the State, an ex|?erienoed sol
dier, reached Chicago the dav after the
lire with four hundred and fifty picked men un
der orders from Governor Palmer to enforce tlie
law* and preserve order, and that under the ad
viee and direction of General Sheridan an I
Mayor Mason he returned borne with his m?n,
lecause there van no necessity for th? m. After
this the regiment of which Gov. Palmer com
plains was organised and called into service.
c
Horrible MaaMer In a (harek.
.Vi'nf Womtn and Two Ckildrr* Cruthsd to IXm'k
A Ctst Wkert tkt BuMen Ought to bt
Locibvillk, Kt., Nov. fi.?At halt-past 'nine
o'clock last night a column supporting the main
rtcor of the African Baptist Church meeting
house, at the corner of 5th and York streets,
gave way. creating a panic in the congregation.
*nd the whole body of person* rtisbe I, jammed,
and crushed down two narrow stairways on
either vide of the door, the men in their fright
trampling upon women aiid children, eleven of
nho were killed outright?nine women and two
children. The column which gave way was set
upon the lower floor between joists, and with
nothing under but an inch flooring.
A Nattstrale Killa a Bekeel Taarber.
Wilxisgtox, Dbl., Nov. 6.? Charles E.
Woolsey. a school teacher at Christiana Village,
was shot dead early yesterday morning ny
Stephen H. Castner, a justice* of the peaco
They had been eating and drinking together all
night, and alter a quarrel Woolsev attacked
a?tner with a butcher knife. Castner left the
room, and returned with a shot gun and tired,
killing Woolsey instantly. Castner gave him
self up.
AMther New Tsrk C'aadldaU be
Arrested for Thleilag.
New York, Nov. 6?It is said that Thorns*
0. Field*, the candidate for State Trea?urer
rom the lHth district against Horatio Seymour,
will be arrested to-day on the charge of obtain
ing large sums from the city treasury byfraudu
ent claims in connection with the old fire de
partment.

Democratic PrlaUw Oflftee United
In Me-
by a Blval Faction.
la ae? lerk bt a Blval Factloa.
B New York, Nov. ??The office of the Ho
Uiken Under, a democratic paper, was entered
hy burglars early this morning, the tvpe pied
?hd the office thrown into confusion. The fact
al*cribed to a rival democratic faction.
The TsaaaayJagg? Raid Uselr
Nkw York, Nov. 6?The aMNffamut competi
ng Mayor Hall to appoint new inspectors of
lection and to remove the present incumbcnts
was vacated by J udge Barnard to-day.
The proper solution of the Mormon difficulty js
for Prophet Brigham Y'oung to forthwith have
a "revelation" authorizing the Mormons to do
away with polygamy upon the condition that the
existing plural marriages shall l>e made legal by
ict of Congress and the children born of these
luarriageslegltimised. Undoubtedly the mas* of
he Mormons are sincere in their religious faith,
ttcluding pohgamy. and we cannot wonder at
he Intense feeling displayed by the Mormon
eomen over the prospect of being branded by
he United States courts as prostitutes and their
hildren as illegitimate. l^et Uncle Sam recog
nize the existing|Mk)ii wives as "honest
women" and the elitfSof the Mormon trouble
is not difficult. Probably not more than
one-fifth of the Mormons are practical
olyganiist, and many of these find the
ncreafing expenses of keeping up their
i nmerous households so onerous that they
are quite ready to receive a revelation
oing away with polygamy. They maintain
hat they sustain polygamy as an act of religious
duty, enjoined upon them by revelation, and
'hat if It was merely sensual pleasure they
nought they could supply it much more cheaply?
according to the practice of the Gentiles?
Urough mistresses, than by undertaking the
-upport of numerous wives and children. Thi*
(?elng the case they of course will cheerfully ac
cept a revelation relieving them of the religious
cross of taking more wives and becoming respon
ible for the support of more children.
The passive policy" devised by Prank Blair
or the democratic party, to the eflfeet that the
?arty should make no nomination for President.
>at attach Its organization to the tall of the kite
aised by the squad of republicans dt?Wbeted
-kith Grant, sums to receive countenance from
<>nly one democratic paper?the M fcmouri.Jhpwt
uan. The Chicago Kwut pr?oaatea it "a
rasy departare," and suggests that, while fUr
aishlng ninety-nine per cent, of the voters of the
liSfiml combination, K would prefor to sup
Ty at least one per cent, of the candidates to be
1 for.
*'*u
i are said t* be the
trisking people in the world.
?ETA Wisconsin justice of the peace granted
ilmself a divorce.
'In Wisconsin there Is a ten-acre lot of
?otatoes, which ?rc rousted as If done in an
:rm.
"A Hew Yortt comapoadeut says his "very
soul was coiled op In horror" by a certain
incident of the Chicago lire.
?TThree Peansylvanians read about the war
of 1KB, aadthew went and thrashed an English
man half to death.
"A speaker at the Pittsburg Woman Suf
nAssoeiatiou remarked that "ssae is oaly
iperfectly developed woman."
VThe Ttussian style of drew Is to adopted
here this Winter, and bonnets, gloves, boots
(htases, cloaks, and veils are to be trimmed with
all sorts and kinds of for.
Tbibty tbbbb Vimi.' ?~Br*itKi? m b
RIU.k?TIm' ahi? M<?r? Faytor. arrived la
PrMdicr' from ll*?t?>?lu t< and A??ir*!i?, ri'|wf!>
hating bo*r<h 1 the water-h^f**1' I" MmtI
rbr|^?. fm* lu Fnui. ?*w, bound lm ijtlUi.
mi tooad ail thf erew 4m<| mi*j* tin- r*jK?'n,
wlio ugh. ui\ .-u?? brva
r pott* a terr'Ve -irterv the Arrflc wha!.:^
fleet caught ia the Thirtv-lhiw imfii
wtrt ataikrd ar aktatoci TW Traib com
ancwl vrltiif ?a?-? ap*aln Tha.ld -mm on Ua?
la of May. On th? M at Jnk Um> m? on> ims!
and Vt ttc fleet nji w!th'i? *t*ht cf Cap" N 4 r
rino. Ti e tee* wcrkmg noithaard t?u?l norno
?Vale> crvmivg the pra of Anadvrr. an-! h. Br'
ring's ara ntore and plenty; Vat em*w-rien<vd
mnch tr?nl le from the k*, and ahen th'fleet
arrived at Caj>e Kehnng and Flower hay,t)M
whale* hid tbnifk inlotkr Arfrtr wvm,
kitb< r th? fl.?t fulloeej. aaeeting with lair aw
Hi'-I.i
an til aWut tlic 1st at when ice
Hornandberg*to tfrralritcRtnva mc.Mnft
ia( d>>?D, ard by the |<ith a nnatiff ol w?M?
ha<l hiffi rai k. and the Iwlk nf In# tratm.k'r
were he aimed ta by the dulling ice 01 ?lrive?
m-lu rr. and wwr al-audoued by thru errant.
SnrofLAB IlKHint Two Y<?r*a Gilt*
Ureal excitement |4TTtllr<1 la l>?i<*mt. Me,
lart Friday ?wr rraarUMc r?w utMi.- .lf,
br a kick two young gu'.s perish- d. AU.m o?>
0 1 hick Ada Drown. of Buckfie.d. and Ann*
Wood, of Hartford. were se?n strolling along the
!>ank* of the Andro?rr?ggla. toward lli.-Tnil..
They were ern(iil imaiii??i ruuTwntkn aad
'.lure was nothing unusual la llirir a|>^ mm<
to attract observation. On arriving at the (MU
they divested themselves ot their outer .-io'Uiitg
and deposited itcr^efully upon the n>i U Aftei
a tew aacmenis pasned in deep m<-ditat><?a tliry
clas|?ed their *r?? around each other aud aiiraiu
nto the deepest rliannel of the rtver. N<?l
ty escaped them they took the fatal leap,
l>nt aith iMe? liitiird hrt\rnwird the unfortu
nates plunged into the haling Doxi N# owwt
can be assigned lor tlit rash act.
A OiLirottii bach" ha* tau to ?av aV>r
babies A baby la i*>t beaatital. It K b g-hend
td. malformed >'f liiab, ini^-Uajx-n ot trunk,
bloated and prffV as to cennti nai.nc. and com
paratircly halrb-^ a.- tn aralp. A >?a??v is
cood. It Is ae'*i?L. araetoelvcmel. th.?u<litlew.
Kieedy, ait-1 un^riOrlul. It It tana ui ?r.
orcr. and is al?avs eaecatmg ?in ?li.>,-hin^
atrwitr. A babyV n<H |?eraonallv cleanly; It
rerele In dirt, and takes a al?art> d?-llfht in Mn?.
irrimy and smutte<l at cheek. ?tick\ ot pain
soiled la Its raiMrnt, and generally Ul-sna?UiRt
1 write these acferal iiidictaent* more in sorrow
than In anfTT. and confident In ttar ustlrc an 1
troth of tlirw Invite di?ra?li>* IW-. vim know
the facta arc a? al'ov* aUtUd Madam <0 kik<w
IUW
Two llriDutn awn FirrT-rivB Yrab* ib
stat* Frimih -I ke Oraud .lury of the L*aited
istatca Circuit Court have tound ne>eut<>ea In
dictment* against .loshua 1>. Miner lit counter
feiting. The ponWitn-nt impoaeil for each of
fence Ts fifteen years in Htate Prison. m?kiugthe
aggregate term t* o htindrd and flujr-ivr year*.
Mim r is said to be a miUlottairr, an J has em
ployed able couusel. who are about to move f??t
an adJotirtttn< nt of the trial, preparatory to ot
tering ball tor tli? priapnw.?r.
?JOfO?i,(IOO Wobth or FharorLKxr
The New York WV<-M is antkoritv l..r tl?? Mai
merit that fraudulent Issue of the l?ond? ot
South Carolina to the eUrat of twcnt> utiU*ons
ol dollars haa been aaa<ie b) the Bnaaeial a^ant
of the State. Tbc story i? as yet unoonhi aaol.
Collbttob KoBiua Mobb TmVii b?Col
lector BoUb haa returned toSavauuaU, and i* m
charge of the custom houac. A bill lia? befeu
tound in the Untted st?tea e??ort ag\m?t him
for etabetclMnent and aiding in a onnspiracy to
detraud the government. Me haa boea bailed.
iBCBKAasor Small-Pox in PHtLAi>BLrnta.
The Philadelphia hoard ol be*Hli report* an
average ot fourteen deaths pur day from am all
|iox during Saturday, being a alight increase
over the previous week.
VFoartcen thousand families, or about 63>M>
|>erson* of all ages and sexes and colors, are now
receiving aid from the ChicMo Aid and ltelicf
Society.
M7"The Georgia legislature has recog<rse-l
Benjamin Conley. Bepnbllcaa.) ar Actingtlov
ernor, and a bill was introduced for a special
election tor Oo\ernor in Iteoeniber.
'A suit for WM damagri has keen laati
tuted against the Baltimore and Ohio U%ilroad
Company In the circuit court for Mineral coun
ty. West Virginia, by a young man named Ken
nell. whose leg* were cruah -dhy a train ot cara
last string.
VOne remarkable exhibition ot charity
among the many that 'hi. ago's calaiuitv hnuglit
forth was that of the convicw of the Mawtachn
setts penitentiary, who sent mud to tlx- general
reliet fand.
7*D H. B. 7-1)
FALL A KB WIITER
BUSINESS FULLY IXAUGURATED
AT
Al
WITH A GOBOEOl'S BTcK'K OF RICH AND
VARIKD STYLE* OF
FALL AXD WINTER CLOTH ISC,
FOR GEMTLEMKN AND THEIR SONS.
Every eRnrt lias been put forth thia aeavou to
PLEASE THE PEOPLE;
the \err greatest care taken to have tb?
STYLE. (JVAL1TY AM* MAh k
rank e.mal, if not superior, to any ready made
(lothing ia the market.
OrR TIALORIXU DLPARTMF.NT
HAS NEVER H*I> Hf'< H A GREAT MRPLAV
OF NEW AHD BEACTIFl L DESIGNS OF
PIECE GOODS.
Inspection and csniparisoa Invited. All will re
ceive polite attention. whether the} wish to purchase
or act.
oc? W.OOl OF Ttb AND D HTREETR
G
THK D KM AND FOR
T it NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
BONDS
Has 1?n daily increasing, and holders of FIVE
TWENTIES continue to maaifwt the tallest
ia
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIRTIES
all 1 _
1 mortgage on the Road, its satire roll
ing stock and acres of the ftasat land
iathaworM.
friends and thl^paMte^aad a? It^Jw pro.iftf
thair popularity conli be oCsrsd thaa the saW
during ths first weak of the prsssat ?atk, which,
hOnIeXCEEDE^TBOAE Of ANl" bVmXLAA
MM.
WmT m
MWT8 OR HA FT PS
V<
WkoUeeJOOL* A^arMB. 44