Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1864, Page 2

THE EVENING SPAR. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. | WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY.......... NOVEMBER 1, 164, BEB OUTSIDE FOR INTRSRESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. LOST AND FOUND. D—On 4%; street a lad orm ‘owner a have it by c- Jersey avenue. between L street and New York aPinE property and paying for this salute of five hundred guns to be fired to-mor- yow morning at sunrise, at noon, guneet. The bells of the city are to be rung, and the citizens are requested to display their ‘6 MANTILGA, ing at 197 New enue. descr! advertise men! G 3 = rover’s Grand Opera. REWA $5 Sctover Boston, Oct. 31.—Meyerbeer's grand opera of the Huguenots” was presented for the first | time in many years at the Boston Academy of Music to-night, by Grover’s grand opera com- pany. The house was crowded in every part. Hundreds were unanle to obtain admission. ‘Ibe performance throughout was enthusiasti- cally applauded. rayed or stolen on the 30th of AY B-TATL HORSRK, blind in hot eves. Also.a heavy one-horsa WAGON, The above reward will be ith white cover on it. given if returned toJOHN HARNATT. on 31 st., AKEN UP ASTRAY—On Saturday night, on the Avenue. near 2d strect east, a HORSE and BUGGY, The owner will wlekae linge forward, . eg and take them away, prove property, pay charg’ pe fe cee eueesy Starter of Ca: AME TO THE SUBSCRIRER-A / COW. The owner is re: ward, prove pro aus eee West Virginia Congressional Election. Ww. Vs Oct. 31.—Colonel aay LB aro He from the Third Con- ict of Western Virginia by & Whaley has be eressional Distr: large majority. nestel te come for arges and take her not within 30 ME: she will he sold to pay ee R. OSBORN’S Farm, FROM THE FRONT. SLE TE The Enemy Attempt a Sharp Trick—They Attempt to Penetrate our Lines and Cap- ture our Fortificutions, buture Repulsed with heavy Loss to them. see eatiantl {Corresponcence of the Associated Press.] HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, | Oct. 30.—The utmost qniet has prevailed along the line to-day. Even picket firing seemed to be stopped by unanimous consent. Since the army returned from the late move- ment toward the Soutbside railroad the regi- mental and brigade commanders have been holding inspections, and the comminds are being put in as efiective condition as before they started. OcTOBER 31,68. m.—The enemy attempted to play a sharp trick on our line last night, at half-past 9 o'clock, which was partiaily suc- cessful: but the main object was defeated with considerable loss tw them. At the point of con- nection between the 2d and 5th corps pickets they made an entrarce, and, passing from one post to another, they penetrated the line some distance, taking all the men prisoners. They then sent forward a heavy force to charge the line of breastworks, in the hope of pos our center. But one of the pickets ad effected his escape to the main line, and given warning in time for the men to be put on guard bebinc the works: and when the rebsls advanced they received sucb a fire as to drive them back in confusion, and wita heavy loss. | Repeated attempts resulted in like manner; and although firing was kept up nearly all night, the enemy gained no farther advantage. Our loss is put down at three hundred and eighty-seven men captured. Toe casualties in killed and wounded are not known, but are very few. The loss of the enemy must have been heavy, as they ad- vancrd in range of our batteries and infantry. It was somewhat dark, however. and, of course, firing was not so effective as it would have been bad our men had a good view of the enemy. | At this hour all is quiet. Major Walsh, of tne 3d Pennsylvania cay- alry, op duty at headquarters, has been pro- | moted to the rank of lieutenant colonel—a pro- | motion which has been long earned, and whieh | affords pleasure to his numerons friends. W. D. McGrecor. FROM THE FRONT ‘The U.S. steamer Cossack arrived here this morning from City Point with the army mails and paesengers. In the assault on the enemy's works on the | north side of the James the 2d brigade of the | 18th corps euffered rather severely, and the (2d New York and 10th New Hampshire regiments Bol eae colors. +en. Butler gained important ad vantages position, which he retlne. RES OF Gen. Marston, a commander of a division in the Army of the James, came up on the Uos- SACK as & passenger. ol. Pitkin, chief quartermaster at City Point, has been promoted toa brigadier. The body of Captain Austin, of the 6th Ohio cavalry, was bronght upon the Cossack. WT The rebel newspapers received contain & proclamation of Jeff. Davis, naming the 16th of November as a “national” thanksgiving day in his dominions. In tnis docoment, Jeff, while claiming that thanks are due for “the many signal victories with which our arms have been crowned,” forthe fruitfalness with | which our jand has been blessed,” and for the | unimpaired energy with which the hearts of the rebels have been inspired, at the same time | acknowledges that “eur sins have merited and received grievous chastisement.” (for which athe soldiers of the Union can youch,) and that “large districts of our country have been Swept over and held by the armies of the United States." That the colored troops are a thorn in Jeff.’s side is shown by his statement | that “with fiendish malignity the passions of a | eervile race have been excited by our foes.” TELEGRAPHIC NEWs. Democratic Proce min Wilmingten. WiLMIncTon, Oct. 31—The McClellan torch-light procession this evening was re- spectable in display and in numbers, but an unusually large number of boys and youths from fitteen to eighteen years of age were ob- served to be in the line. This is regarded here asa confession of 8 want of men Although there were repeated cheers for Vallandigham, nO violence was offered by the Union men. FROM THE SUUrHWEST. Operations of the Rebel Forrest—The An- ticipated Attack om Paducah—a Combined | Movement of the Enemy—The Foolish Rumor about Atlanta LovisviLe, Oct. 31 —The Journal says that Adespa'ch received at headquarters, Nash- ville, from Clarkesville, states that Lieutenant Colone) Brottah, at Fort Donelson, reports that part of Forrest's command, with three guns, sunk & steamer and a barge loaded with army clothing, at Fort Herman, on the Tennessee Tiver, op Saturday. The same despatch mentions that Captain | Cutler, with twenty-five men, thesame day at. | tacked and drove across the river sixty ot Cole- | oe Tebel cavairy,killing two and wounding eight. tis rumored that three hundred rebels are | threatening an attack on Pine Biuif. The Democrat learus that on General Mere- dith’s return to Paducah, on Wednesday, he received despatches from General Sherman trom Columbus, stating that Forrest intended to attack Paducah and was menacing Uolum- bus. Scouts and deserters reported that large numbers of rebels were passins Dresden, Lin- ton, Lexington, Sharly, and McUlearville. At the latter place heavy supplies were being ac- cumulated, sil within fifty miies of Maysfield. Forrest is also known to be at Jackson with seversl thousand men. The danger being immi- Devt on Weduesaay night, the cavalry was safely withdrawn from Maysfield, and the Same night the basiness men were advised to pack up stocks and place them aboard steam- ers detained for the purpose On the 27th, scouts reported thata’ rebel force was within sixteen miles of the city,since which time no intelligence of the movement as been recieved. Every business nouse is closed,and the goods Temoved to a place of safety. Business of all kinds is suspended. andeverything is prepared to fl ty Forrest a warm reception. uford’s rebel headquarters are at Shady Grove. He bas eight regiments, three battalions, and a bauery of Dalgren guns. Oraers have been issued for & concen tration of forces ou the Tennessee line, and to prepare to march on Pacucab. Forrest, Chaimers, and Suford are all in command. Yreterday’s Nashville Union contains the fol- lowing: Arumor wasin circulation yesterday that | Atianta had been evacuated. ‘e have been | Buthorized to deny the xbeurd statement. The | Place 16 not in the slightest danger. | ‘There is little doubt of the fact that Hood's Srmy was 4 day or two since near the Tennes- fee river, but the rebel leaders hesitated to at- tempt a crossing. FROM EUROPE. Return ef Ceburn, the Prize-Figgter. Care Rack, Get The following is the | continuation SBip City of ee received by the steam- Thee are ru; | i | | nd the E ren tea rmberer Napoleon will Joe Coburn. the 2 on the Gity ot metas aeeter, is a passenger | The ris Urse el instant, at ar ite for the Renae 2 the 18th | Vienna advices in regard to the Dano-Ger- man question,{indicaie thatthe sign a final treaty of peace. ference will Advices from Rio de Janetro, Braz), pr September 25, report sales ot colfee at S0I900 to 60)K0. The great banking firms or Sontto & Co, and Gimero, Fippo& ©, have tated for large amounts. Othersuspfnsions immediate. ly followed. Cash payments are suspended by the Rank of Brazil. War has been declared by Brazil against Uruguay. The New titution of Maryland—A Celebration in Baltimore Battimore, Oct. 31.—The new free State consiitution goes into effect to-morrow (No- aH ay and, by fees operation. the slaves of jaryland are emancipated, and slayer: r- ever abolished in the State.” saat aoas The city council have taken measures for the proper celebration of the event, and, pursuant to resolutions adopted this afternoon, Mayor bas issued & proclamation directing a Meeting between the | | | On Piney Branch Road. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the Sist of October, a ted milch COW, with small white spot in the forehead; one horn shorter than the other. owner is requested to coma forward, prove prop- erty, pay charges, and take her away GEO. THOMAS, nov 1-3t* Fort Totten, near Rock Creek Ghurch, OST—On Monday, the Slat October. in geiag 4 from the Treasury Department. to the cor: er lith and E street. the sum of FIFTY-NINE DOL- LARS—five $10 bills, one $5 bill, and two $2 bills, The firder will be suitably rewarded by leaving » Second Auditor's Office, It Bagerstown Correspondence. [Special correspondence of the Star. | HAGERSTOWN, Star -—Gen. Custar has not yet returned from his pursuit of the guerrilla party which cap- tured Gen. Dufie while on his way from Win- chester to this place, in a two-horse spring wagon, belonging to Mr. G. W. Middlehauff- Gen. Dufie was, at the time of his capture, commander of this post, and has been suc- ceeded by Gen. Max Weber, who has es- tablished his headquarters in the Washington Gen. Weber is in bad health, and keeps to his room except when business calis 1564.—Editor the same at Room 90 Winder’s Building. TRAYED OR STOLEN—0n the 2 1854, one small red BUFFALO collar around her neck, with bell. and 8 ©. W, marked oncollar, Anyone giving any informa- tion or bringing her to the owner will recive a . C. WAILES, et. B and C north, h of October, It is anticipated that a considerable number of troops will winter here, and preparations are being made to receive them. Gen. Sheri- dan’s dismounted cavalry camp has been re- moved from Martinsburg to Hagerstown. and is now located on the farm of Mr. Joseph B. There are between three and four thousand men in camp, the majority of whom are of Averill’s old commands week the camp was visited by a paymaster, who paid off the troops. Eight hundred head of stock, captured im the Valley, and composed of young colts, brood mares, bogs, sheep, cows, &c., were driven through here into Pennsylvania a few days ago under charge of Capt. Parkhurst and 10) Fuitable reward, No. 375 Ist st. east, b O8T—On Monday night the 3ist ult., in going from Mr. Shaffield’s confectionery store, oa 6th street, to 4th and H_ streeta a brown leather POCKET-BOOK. containing $110 in greenbacks and a card with thename of William Lord, Grocer. Twenty five dollars reward will be paid if retarnad to Mrs JOSEPH MICHOLBAR, at eitner Lord's or Shaftield’s stores, OUND—On the way from Baltimore, a lady's POCKET PURSK, containing of money and _ receipt bill for The owner can have it by calling at Mrs OPPOLONIA KUNZ’S, on New York avenue, between 12th and ISth'streets, No. 365, or on Sth st.. Wathington, atthe Rev. MATHIAS ALIG’S, Pastor of St. Mary’s Church. E HUNDRED DOLLAR TREASURY A reward to the satisfaction of the find-r will be given at the office of JOHN cL No. 526 12th st, west. REWARD —Lost, on the 23th instant, a red and white spotted COW, turned inward. Apply at 30% 3d st. During last small amonat rest due after Capt. Wm. H. Brown, of the 6th regular cayv- alry, has been appointed Chief () uartermaster of Cavalry in Gen. Sheridan’s army, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. tive of this State, and his promotion is a de- Capt. B.is ana- Capt. Hopkins is Quartermaster at this post, and Capt. Boone, of the Ist Virginia cavalry, Capt. Boone is the same officer who in August last fought a hand-to- bard conflict with the rebel Gen. McCausiand in the streets of Hagerstown, and who was ‘wounded by McCausland’s negro servant. Sheridan's successes in the Valley have caused a feeling of security to prevail here, and our merchants are again layingin heavy stocks of goods for the fall and winter trade. As a large quantity of abandoned Govern- ment property is scattered throughout Wash- ington and Frederick counties, detective Dayid Sowders is actively engaged in gathering it up and turning it in to the proper authorities. Since August he has recovered about $10,000 ith short horns » bet. @and H. T. KELLY is Provost Marshal. RD—For the return of E-GLASSES8, lost on Saturday morning, the 9th instant between City Hall and Morrison's bookstere, thence to the Mass. State avenue and7th street. thence to McGuire & Co., thence H.C. SPALDING REWARD.—8trayed from the subacriher, on J the %th October, a red and white COW: a Jong bag, short teats. crumpled horns. On the Georgetown, and not heard The above reward will be pail to nny person who will return her to MR&. T. CONNER, New Jerrey avenue, between L street an York avenue, REWARD-8tr: ago a red and marks in both ears given if returned toJ.C SKIDMORE, on between loth and !1th, (Isiand.) STRAY—Straved from the premises, No. 59 4 Pennsylvania avenue. on the 2sth inst. a dark brown GOW, with white spots; said cow was heavy eral reward will return or information of her whereabouts at No. . between 21st and 22d sts, Agency, Penn’ the auction rooms of 3.0 fice, No. 338 D atreet te @th she wasseen in lawav about two weeks ite BUFFALO COW; The auove reward will he Hagerstown district lacks but three men ot | filling its quota under the last call of the Pres- ident. The original quota of the district was n Politics are running high here, and the McClellan men are straining every nerve to On Saturday, the county Union convention nominated Elias Davis, of | Boonsboro. for State Senator, in place of Jos. Davis, of Funkstown, declived. Capt. W. H. Perkins, of the Ist Michigan cavalry, which wa&s stationed at the 7th street barracks, in your city, has been mustered out, and bas arrived here from General Sheridan's army, en ronte for Washington, to settle up his ordnance accounts. carry the State. be paid for her old, marked with tar RAY— 4 STEER. about 4 year niders and letters T C. upon the fore and hind #h npon each horn. The owner is requested to come ferward, prove property and pay banger and take Cor, 13th and P si BOARDING. X OR SEVEN GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with gool table BOARD, at No. 261G strect, between Iith and Isth. Ters mod LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB —Chap- Isin GayLorp, of Campbell Hospital, will address the Club THIS EVENING, Front seats will be reserved for th it 1. CLEPHANE, —METROPOLI8 LODGB. No 16, 1 Meeting will be held TO MOR ay) EVENING, at 73 o'clock, at ndance of every memperis expected FRONT ROOM with board can be obte ing immediately at No. 7 lst st., George A Sp. ROW (Wedn IVE OR SIX GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- —The Revival at the Congress soaRprat So. P. Church, Georgetown, D.C stili Dr. Samson. Prasident of Ce preach TO-NIGHT sare “== REVIVAT. M commodated with first class 150 Green s'reet, Georgetown Heights ¢ t STRNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT Apply at 504 Hatrect, between 7th umbia College, will MORKOW NIGHT. => FAIR —A Fair for the hevefit of 8t. Vin- cent’s Female Orphan Asylum will open VENING. at the corner of lth and G streets, and will be continued duriog this and the ensuing week, The public are earnestly ERY PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH BXCEI.- | lent Board, in a private family. can be ob tained by applying at 137 I st., between <2d and 23d, Referenc: : HIS ( Tuesday) y furnished ROOMS, with first r single. at 201 OAR clats BOARD, in suit Street, between 13th and lith, near the Depar ments, Reference exchanged, UR OR FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be aceommodated with BOARD 43 34 street, Georgetown. MASONIC —A stated communiertion ot COLUMBIA CHAPTER. No. 15,R, \. M., will be held at Masonic Hall, corner of D and 9th sts.. on TO-MORROW, ( Wednesday) November 2d, t Ail companioas in good and | invited to be rezular stan are fraternally By order of the M.E H.P 8. JHO. THOMBON, 8ec’y. SEVENTH WARD.—Seventh Ward Lincol» and Juhnson Clab will hold sn third story of Island Hall 21, at 7'2 o'clk. Members cf the Clu! will be punctual, and ali persons in the ward are requested to attend who ilsvor the election of Lineoln and Johnson. By order of the President, OHARILES C. ANDERSON, 8 NOTICE.—A Sp-cial Meeting of the Stock- holders of the Bxcelsior Building Associ- ation will be held at Harvey & Co's office, on7th strevt. opposite the General Post Ufiice, on THURS- EVENING, the 34 instant, et 7 o’clock. jeearnestly hoped that allthe stockholders will be present, as amendments to the constitution are te be presented. Comfortable rooms, iu st healthy and beautiful part of the town. OMS WITH BOARD—At No. 2® K street, be- tween 7th and Sth streets. Table Boarders accommodated, Sep 29 2awilm* VHIS I8 TO NOTIFY ANYONE RECEIVING a Certifente of Deposit for $350 against payment has been stonned & ward meetin. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. F. A. BOSWELL. & Co , Bankers, the - BALLS, PARTIES, &c. LIMENTARY BALL _ r the benefit of M A. CHAUNCEY, RAND COMPL: GRAND coy = To be given at SANDERSON’S MINSTRELS open their 8 E carpet bag of fan TO-NIGHT. at Odd Fal- Corner of Sth and D streets.on ows’ Hall. Go and hear their splendid quartette. TH SDAY EVENING, Noy. 84, 151. The committee of arrangements have Aetermined that neither pairs or expense shall be spared to mage this an agreeable ball. Committe: of Arrangements. Chas. F. Holbrook, Jas. F. Larkin, The DOLLAR, aimitt! MABONIC.—The M, W. Grand Lodge of F. and A. M for the District of Colambia will old ite Annua! Communication at Masonic Hall, corver of D and 9th ste. on TUESDAY. Nov. ist, at Punetual attendance is requested, W. MORBIS SMITII, Gra 3 THE NEXT REGULAR MERTING OF AND SHEET IRON ERS’ ASSOCIATION of the District will be pelos ee! BY ENING: rorermbar int, at® o'clock, at the usual place of meeting. JAS, &. MATTINGL Rec. Secretary. EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN and Johnson Club will hold a regular meet- ing every TUESDAY EVENING at Odd Fellows’ Hail *(Nayy-Yard,) at 7o’clock. A of the Union favorable to the election of Liceoln and Johnson are invited to uni JAS. C DULIN, Sec. Thes H. Harper, | 40’cloek p. m. ing a gentleman THE TIN PLATE Look our, STINCH! izens of the Ist Ward, 0 our friends We, the undersigned ci take pleasure in apnounei and acquaintances that we BALL at Temperance Hal John H, Btincheomh, a _« Ward, on TUESDAY EVEN A full brass and string band has been en- gaged for the occasion. and astured that nothing this the grandest entert: Tickets @1, admitting a gentl-man and lalie~. Committee of Arranxemenis, Alex. Clements, Geo, Harris, NG, November Ist, All true lovers the pnbliec car rest be left unione to make ment of the season, ite with the Ulub, DIXON, President. 26-M,T& John A, Borland, Wm _ H. Stewart, E, Bregnehan, [ORTINER AND EDWARDS IN NEW ACTS ORGE GRAY, the plensing Balladiet J EOR + ASIN, a Appears at Od Fellows’ Hall EVERY NIGHT. PXLE#S COMPOUND svRUP OF GUM ABABIC, Well known as the Most Pleasant. Safe, and Speedy Cure for COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, D. B8.L Calhoun, J.C. Mansfield, Jsmes Sullivan. @RAND will be given hy EASTERN CLUB, No. 7. ISLAND HALL. On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH. CC. Anderson, Wm. J, Foster, J. Eich nerevn. maa and ladies, $1, AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its superior efficacy in arresting stubborn coughs and the first stages of consumption. has long been appreciated by most families and physicians, and its success in giving immediate relief from a re- cent cough or coid, unprecedented. For sale at the Drug Stores. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle. portability the same com- bination may he had ina mild lozenge form, well Public speakers, singers, and ‘BIC COUGH LOZENGES.” ‘ord, s. admitting a gentle ta* if EMEMBER ROBERT EMMET, THE FOURTH GRAND BALL oF THE win tae = wMEE “ASSOCIATION ene OT EMPERANCE HALL, Ox WEDNESDAY, Novenner 2, 1854, The Holy Hi'l Band will be in attendance. Tickets ONE DOLLAR; aimitting a gentleman For conven'ence and dren, and known a: “TYLER’SGUM ARA Committ Arrangements, M. Hallinan’ d Bervott, 1, Nolan’ B. Howan, D. Dacy. M J. Mihone. J. Burke, J. Ha‘liman, yy, J. Martin. J, Nojan. Cy ROF.J. W. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY is open for the seasen, at Temperance ‘street, between 9th and 10h, Hours of tuition for Ladies, Misses, and Wednesday and Saturday after- boons from 8to 5. Gentlemen’s class. Mo and Friday evenings from 7 to 1%. The cemmence with the frst Testu ponane ‘CR SALE-One new WAGON, suitable for a buckster or carpenter, er any business. 1 applying early. be sold low by applying SY ‘NOONAN & CO., Corner 7th and H streets. RENCH LESSON8—(ssens in French to afew select pupils, ¢r iu French and music (0 « fam- ily, will be given by a young lady who has traveled yer Europe and resided in Paris ply fo8 aes 29 let street, Georgetown, D. 0, NoTicR toc FLOWE For terms ap- ONSIGNESS —Thi from Philadelph Goods ready for de livery. Fright received for Pbila- until W EDNE: 2t* JOH B. LABBB’S DANOING ACADEMY, F.R. LABBE has the honor of informing his the public that in con-equence ‘ing able to obtain his room up’ red to postpone the. asses in Washington ‘ime. Due notice will be given in fatare ts of the exact time. sep 15 it 12m. . DAVIDEON, Agent. —One ALDERNEY OOW. extra mii k- On dri calf; iraported stock. of Job November, he is obl commencement of his advertisemen Upper Darby Post GONE. e GiB24T BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND PI- One almost new 7 octave rosewood Nunn’s Pi- for $25), One 6-oe' Rosewood. for $i0. One 6 octave Maho any, for $8). Por sale at o! {oe 29} STEAMER BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED From ind is now discharg- in, at foot of ies i ® ve Obickering, ill pl ttend to the remov Ther suods fe Nwittowt fm riher notice. This steamer sails for New York est.” MORG RREVcCTION IN PE 8toi Irom Warehouse 266 B iew of adviees fromthe Rolling Mills, we we to untify the public of a decHne on all Iron, steei, Horse Shoes, Axles, CAMPBELL & SON. ay. TER AND PRO- the times. Better, Dairies, Home, . 5) cents t> 3d Noy. .at8a.m. HART acl 31 Pern’s avenue. street. LLER.—COAL and WOOD of all ions and quantities furnished at the ites, Uffice—Corner of K and th oc 3-lw* 0 YOU WANT A HANDS0) LACK #ILK VELVET BONN: (all silk velvet warranted MaDAM. BW PHILADI Prices moderate, hese, e.. from esh Egue. $1.90, Brown 8u Other detcription of I guarantee you a saving of SS ROE rh Tins TAR AND 8 bottle of his TAR AN K ears. 19 cénts to 95; Brome 418. Deco. | brigtenay’ 334 D stroct, neat NECUND EDT 4 O'CLOOK P. M, GUVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities : WASEIRGTOS, Nov. 1, 1964 uying. Selii U.S. 6's Coupon 1881 0 LOG . tore U.S. 5-208... cc nne. 73-10 Treasury Notes. 106 One Year Certificate: Certificate Checks. BS New Yore—F iret Boarp. Coupons, 1063; : 5-208, 107%: Certificates, 95+;; Gold, 235. ANOTHER BRILLIANT NAVAL ACHIEVEMENT. The Rebel Ram Albemarle blown up by our Brave Bine Jackets—T he launch sent te do the work sunk by Rebel Shot. Fortress Monrog. Novy. t.—Hon. Gidevn Welles, Secretary of the Navy: I sent Lieut. W B. Cushing on the 17th of October, with Picket Launeh No.1, to blow up the ram Albemarle. He returned to-day and reports to me that h® blew up the Albemarle on the morning of the 28th The destruction was complete. Picket launch No. 1 was destroyed by the enemy’s shot, and sunk. One man escaped with Lieut. Cushing. The others were cap- tured. Commander Macomb writes me that «from circumstances which have since occurred I am able to inform yon that the ram is sunk.” D. D. Portsr, Rear Admiral, Commanding North Atlantic Squadron. SENTENOED, Donahue and Ferry, the agents in the recent election frauds, have been convicted by the Military Commiesion, and sentenced 'o0 impris- onment for life. The sentences have been ap- proved, and will be immediately carried into execution. EXPEDITION TO THE RAPPAHANNOCK. The steamer Don, flagship of the Potomac Flotilla, has returned from an expedition up the Rappahannock, and is now at tae Navy Yard. Within a short time past guerrillas haye made their appearance at the mouth ot the river and fired into one or more of our transports, and the object of this expedition was tocommence retaliatory measures. A force was landed near the Wycomico and several honses occupied by rebel sympathizers who are known to have harbored guerrillas were destroyed. Afterwards the flagship steamed up the Rap- pahannock as far as Sander’s Wharf. and bronght off Mrs. Garnet and family. She is the widow of the Iste Congressman (arnet, of Virginia, a niece by marriage ot enator R M. T. Hunter, and a daughter of Mr. Stevens, the well-known millionaire of New York city. Bemga loyal woman, she has been anxious for a long time tocome North, but has been prevented from doing so by the rehel anthori- ties. Taking advantage however. of the proximity ot our vessels, she escaped from her Southern detainers, and is now with her friends in the North. REBEL PRISONERS, Two prisoners ot war, Wm. Swaine, ot the 8th North Carolina, and J. D. Crosby, of the 11th South Carolina, sent here from City Point. were committed to the Old Capitol to-day, Tue New YorK UoMMISSIONERS.—Hon, Amasa J. Parker, of Albany; William F. Allen and William Kelley, of New York city, com- missioners appointed by Gov. Seymour to visit Washington in regard to the arrest of the New York State agents and others, charged with complicity in the soldiers'-vote-fraud, have had interviews with the President and Secretary of War. The result of these interviews bas not trans- pired, but we hear it stated that due facilities have been extended to them by the authorities for access to Col. North and others of the pris- oners, 4nd such information afforded them in regard to the charges and testimony as could be properly given to them. PERSONAL. —Gen. John A. Rawlins, chief of Gen. Grant's staff, passed through here last night en route to St. Louis. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. FROM BALTIMORE. The Emancipation Celebration—A Lively Spirit Manifested—500 Guns Fired and the Bells of the City Rung—Salutes from Forts Federal Hill and Marshall—Na. tional and Patriotic Airs. BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.—The emancipation cel- ebration is going on here to-day with great spirit, At sunrise a@ grand salute was fired of 5(0 guns, with the ringing of church and signal bells. Flags were displayed from the public build- ings and private dwellings. All nooa the sa- lute was resumed from Forts Federal Hill and Marshall. Christ Church bills are joining in tne merry peel, performing ut intervals va- rious national and patriotic airs, including Hail Columbia, Land of the Free and star Spangled Banner. FROM FARTHER POUNT. Arrival of the Steamship Bibernian from Londonderry—News Unimportant. FAkTHER POINT, Nov. 1.—The steamship Hibernian, from Londonderry on the 21st, has passed this point. Her news is unimport- ant. Lonpon, Oct. 2i.—Consols closed at >? %as+x for money. The ship Presti:mo, trom Baltimore, has ar- | rived New York Steck Market—First Board. {By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street. } New You, Nov. 1.—U. S. 1881, coupon 6s, 1063,; U.S. Certitfcates of Indent- eduess, ig 2365; N.Y. Central, 127 Erie, 1: Hudson Rive! ; Reading, 125°,- icnigan Central, 132\;; Michigan Southern, 76%; Ilinois Central, 1314; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 105};: Cumberland coal Preferred, 55; Cleveland and Toledo, 114; Chicago and Rock Island, ; Wilwaukie and Pairie du Chien, —; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica- go, ——; Alton and Terra Haute, —: Chicago and Northwestern, 47; Quicksilver, $5 ¥. ps set a LOCAL NEWS. eee HOMICIDE NEAR THE CAPITOL.—About 15 Minutes to 12 o'clock last night, a young man named Greenberry Brady. residing on New York avenue, was shot on the south side of the Capitol, by Frank H. Simpson, a clerk in the Quartermaster’s Department, and mortally wounded, death ensuing this morning. It ap- pears that the deceased, in company with Chas. H. Norris, were returning te their homes from &@ party in the eastern part of the city, and when going down the south side of the Capi- tol, between Soutt Capitol and Ist street west, they met Simpson, who was cheering for McUlelian. The deceased asked what he was shouting for McClellan for, when he was in the employ of the Government. Some faw words passed be! ween them, but not of an angry na- ture, when the three sat down by the railings. After @ short time, Brady rose to go home, when Simnson stepped up, and, without utter- ing & word or giving any warning, drew a pistol and fired two loads, one of the balls stri- king the deceased in the abdomen, just below the ribs. Sergeant Milstead. with officers Adler and Arnold, were quickly on the spot, and called on Dr. Ford, who promptly answered their summons, and dic ail in bis power to al'eviate the sufferings of the injured man. Simpson bad left when the officers arrived, and they at once entered on a search for him, Lut in ashort time he returned to the scene of the homicide, when he was recognized by Mr. Morris and taken incnstody. On being searched asmall Smith and Wessel pistol, trom which two loids mad recently been discharged, was found upon tm. The officers removed young Hrady to his fa'her’s residence, No. 205 New York avenue, where he lingered until about six o'clock this morning. He was about 25 years of age, and had served two years in the army, from which he was discharged only a few months since, and lately he has been working at his trade (plasterer) on the Treasury Extension. Simpson is about 27 years of age, and is said to be very respectably connected. He was taken to the station, and this morning was committed to jail by Justice Handy. SS Marriack Licenegs —During the past month, the Olerk of the Gourt (R. J. Ley ody Esq.,) issued two hundred and four licens 3 to parties to marry of which 43 were to colore: couples.. In October 1863, they were 196. ee age ee Hi Yesterday, the 42d Wesnschusetis jesioent (ad days’ men) passed down the Avenue on way home, their term of service having expired. THE DRAFTED Man.—The following drafted men reported to the Board ot Ecrollment First Sub-Distriet—Charies Jonnson, over age: Robert A. Simms, Theodore Queen, far- nished substitutes. Sub- District. — Bennet cepted; Wm. Jones, fornished sabstitu: Fourth Sub- District Wm. Bennett. deceased: Richard J. Leves, erroneous enrollment; War- wick Evans, Henry Hoining and Thos. Birne, furnished sabetitutes. Fifth Sub-District—James McConnell, erro- v Joseph Willams, furnished Edward Gunder, furnished neous eprollmen snbshituie in July b- District—Francis Crowell, far- nished substitute. iet—Manrice Stack, ac- cepted; Wm. Bartholomew, fernished substi- Twelfth Sub- District—Francis Jarboe, over ———— CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Fisher —Veasterdav, Margaret Waters, indicted for larcery, was found not guilty. Geo Adams, charged with assanlt and bat- tery, Was acquitted. This morning Wm. Haunschild, indicted for an assault and battery, submitted his case and was sentenced to pay a fine of $25. Jane Smith, Caps. colored, charged with keeping a bawdy house near the old con- traband camp, was found gnilty, and sea- tenced to pay a fine of #50. Ip the case of Thomas Gaitley, charged with an assault and battery, a molle pros. Was John Holmes, alias John Gainor, charged with an assault and battery, submitted his case, and was sentenced to pay a fine of £20. ee aos +aT DOG TON a Vere day, at the sale of lots by McGuire & Co., an admirable lot was purchased in behalf of the Mayor and committee delegated to purchase a suitable lot for the erection ef the new public school bouse in the Second District. paid was $1.26 per square foot. The lot. which is 104 feet by 117. is at the southeast corner of 12th and K streets, and fronting on Franklin This is an excellent location for the fine building proposed to be erected, and which is to be on & corresponding scale with that re- cently built in the Third District, on the gen- eral plan adopted for the erection of one in The ground is high, af- fording admirable facilities for draining and ventilation, and the building will show to great advantage in this commanding posi- A STEP IN THE RIG each school district. Se MAarriep—At ten o'clock this morning .the nuptials of Mr. John Purdy, the well-known president of the Patriotic Bank, to Miss Sarah Crane, of St Mary’s county, Md., were cele- brated at Trinity Church. Rev. Capt, McKenney, cashier of the Pa- triotic Bank, acted as groomsman. Both the bride and groom are a little advanced in life, and theaffair excited considerable interest. The church was well-filled by their numerous friends. whose congratulations were warmly extended, after which the happy couple lett fur Philadelphia to spend their honeymoon. Ir. Keeling of- elias aes RBAL EstatTr Sace.—Mc(@uire & Co., auc- tioneers, sold yesterday afternoon lot No in square 35, fronting 26 feet on south F street, with large two-story frame house and back building, for $1.950, to William F. Crowley, of The same auctioneers also sold lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, at the corner of K and 13th streets, at $1.25 per sqnare foot; bought by Wm. B. Todd, for the Corporation of Wash- mgton, for the purpose of erecting a public school edifice thereon. a THE ELECTION Is XTH wasn ae special election in the Sixth Ward yesterday, resulted in the choice of Mr. George R. Raff, to fill the vacancy in the Board of Common Coun- cil, occasioned by the resignation of Thomas #8. In the first precinct Mr. Rott received 19 votes: Henry E. Marks, 7; Michael Nash. 5; J. W. Smoot, 4. cinct Mr. Raff received 107; Mr. Nash, 6; Mr. ; and Michael Shinar, l. majority is 156. Marche, Esq. In the second pre- PENITENTIARY.— Yesterday, Alexander Mosher, George Hall, and Samuel Robertson, who were tried by a military commiesion in this city, for aiding soldiers to desert, were taken trom the Old Capitol prison and conveyed to the Albany penitentiary, in charge of Lieut. F. A. Whi- ting and several men of the 9th regiment Vet- eran Reserye Corps ae CovrtT. Judge morning the will of the late Thomas Mason was filed for probate. The first and final ac- count of Christopher Fries and Geo. Jacobs, administrators of Geo Fries. and tne 6th ac- count ef Mary B. Dayton. guardian to the orphans of Asron ©. Dayton, were approved SENT TO THE Purcell_—This ORDERED TO THE FrontT.—Captain E. E. Camp, who has since the commencement of the war been serving here as a quartermaster, has been ordered to the front. a thoroughly loyal man and an efficient officer, and has made, during his stay here, many friends, who will be foth to part with him. SSS ConstL Apporntep —Mr. Wm. H. Huestis, of Vermont, formerly Superintendent of the Capitol Extension, has been appointed Consul to St. Lamberts and Longneil, Canada East. Mr. Hoestis is well known to our citizens, especially the Fifth Warders, and carries with him many good wis! Capt. Camp ts AN APPEAL TAKEN.—Yesterday, after the decision was given in the Coltman will case, in the Supreme Conrt in banc, adverse to the heirs, an appeal from the decision was taken to the Supreme Court of the United States, by Mr. Robert J. Brent. ResicNep.—Acting Ensign Win. Betts, of this city, has resigned his position in the navy; which has been accepted. ———>_— Affairs in Georgetown. FLour anp Grain Market—Flour.—There are no arrivals reported. the local demand. Prices are fluctnating, with an upward tendency. wheat reported show an advance of ten cents over the quotations of yesterday. #2.70. The canal boat Maude arrived this morn- ing irom Four Locks, Md. withacargo of wheat consigned to G. Sales are limited to Grain.—The sales of Washington couuty, Port oF GrorcErowNn—Entered.—Steamer Danie! Webster Diering City Point. Cleared. Schooners Fieetwood, Gardener. Providence: H. Thomas. Robinson, N. Y.; Waterwitcn, Holl, Balt.; L. D vente i¢ pbia; Eclipse Pharach, N. Y.; Zealous, Wil- Iams. Cannon's Ferry; J.Smith Terry Fait River; Hebe, Price. Bal Philadelphia. y ; Ocean Bird Massey Sloops Sea Slipper Faudce 1 Island; Muric Cobert, Accomac NTRD. By an American Woman, a SITUA ON as Cook, and to assist in Washing aad References given if required, ‘OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms, water,and gas.on K gthand lth +ts. Inquire of C.F. KE. RICHARDS ON, Let . No. 473, between 11th and 12th sta. OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa Garber Shop, row doing a go0d cash bu: A bargain may be expected by a n Ist street west, one door W. E. PARRAWAY. URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Two hani- somely furnish«d PARLORS and CHA MSBRS a'lon the fir t tloor, suitab e for a family or sin ithout board. Any Member atreet, hetween sylvanis avenue. gentlemen, with or or others wishing to have comfortable for the winter, can secure them hy an ear J.P. CRUTCHETT’S, No, 477, corner Stn and D'sts, URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—The two- story and attic brick DWELLING HOUSB. No. 1*5 B street routb. corver of %t2 st:eet,op pesite the Smithsvpian grounds, containing s+ loon parlor, library, dining-room, 8 chambers, pantry, store-room, cellar building, wood. hoase, gaa, Possession to b+ had the oth For particulars inquire of CHARLES DESELDING, 291 F street, between ath and ith kitchen with range. under front and bac! DETECTION OF COUNTERFEITERS. pRY DeraRTMeNT. p's OFFICE, Oct, 29. 183 Congress, by an act passed at i placed a considerab| of the Secretary of tl secution of meas ee pani bment of eiting Treasury 1 otber securities of the Uni is devoted to the paymen apd others through wh 6 sum of money for the detestion 3 engaged iv counter- currency, and instramentality offen- nd its administration ry, under the imme- ision of the undersigned, to whom all ened. het he svidteasee. Rybesde) already en pai 9 Reveral parties apaye aided in the apprehension of counter- hoped that the stimulus thua offered, added to the interest which all good citizens must feel in the suppression of crimes tending to impair the credit of the national recuriies. aod thus ember. rare a'] business © est co operation ¢ in the efforts bein, Hit Ledeen pent oy urged that F301 y mportant to be EnowD. concerning auch offences, will core * ge sfording any: ‘he Depar' jt settable end ys I service to the Gove: Ms picuous ps >! RD JORDAN Solicitor of the Treasury. e . rete public by givin srovest STOVES STOVES We invite the attention of those desiring STOVES tothe large and well selected stock w haveon band. Among our CUOK STOVES are th® Arbiter, United States, Pennsylvania. Ida, Pilot, Magnet, Yerk Complete, Moritor Range, Keal do. Bell do.. Parlor Radiators, Pplinder Gas Burners, forning Glory, ‘ramid Stoves. for balls and charche: t Iron Gas Burner, Stenley Coal Burner, 3 Gem Fire Place Stove, best in uae, Wilson's Tent Heaters, Milligan’s Mean Kits, Camp Heating and Qooking Stores. Also. » general wortment of TLN WARE aad HOUSEKEEP GOODS. BE. A HT. GREGORY. 321 Penn, avenne. near 7th street nov 1-diw (Chronicle, ] 383 WASEIS EOF LOCAL : 383 EXPRESS Co. LOCAL BAGGAGE E\URESS CO., 383 nov I-lw* 383 Pa. av., between {and sth’ N THE SUPREME COURTOF THE DISTHIOT ee eee COLUMBIA. Ts DLSTBLO iGAGE 3 Pa, av. WASHINGTON Sarah Ann Brown and others ) y i against { NH eee ante Ambrose A Brown and others 7 Oraere], This twenty-seventa day of October, 1864. that the sales made and reported by Ge W. Duvall of George, ani Nicholas ©. Btephew Trns'e-s for the sale of the Beal Estate in the ceedings ef this cause mentioned be rat fied and confirmed on the sixth day of Mecember next, unless cause to the contrary hereof be. then or before that time shown; Providel, a cupy this order be inserted in some uewspaper print a* Washington city once ip exch of three six rive weeks before the said sixth day of Decemb, next. By order of the Court. t Tue Copy. R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. nov 1 -law: { RPHANS’ COURT, NOVEMBER Ist. i334 — Distaiot or CoLumsia, Wassinotos County so wrt: In the ease of Mary Biizabeth Conrad, Ad ministratrix WA. of Michael H. Conrad, deceased, the Administratrix aforesaid has. with the appro bation of the Orphans’ Courtof Washington Coun ty aforesaid, appointed BATURDAY, the 26th in stant, for the final settlement and thution of the personal estate of swid deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been col- lected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims. properl vouched, or they may otherwise by law be exclude from all bensfit in said deceased's estate: provited a copy of this order be published ence a weex for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the id 26th i it. Test: z. 0. ROBBINS, nov 1-law3w* Register of Wille yh Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNITURS AUUTION, On PRIDAY. the ith instant, we shall sell. at 10 ‘clock # ™m,a part of the Furnitue of the Mount Pleasent Hotel, at the corner cf Delaware avent and North A street, uext house to the North Capi- tol gate, co Ting of— Carpets. Chairs bedsteads, Mattr: Tables, Crockery and Glassware, Stoves &e., Also. the Counter, Bar Fixtor-s, Beer Pump, &¢., «a msny other articles which we deem cessary to enumerate. ash. (Intel.) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ej ALE OF CONDEMNED VATS, . ee Crier Qvaat ‘3 MASTER'S Orrion, 2 BPOT OF WASHINGTOS, _., , Wasmtnatom. D.C.. November 1. 1963.4 Will be sold at Public Auction st S-venth-street Wharf, Washington. D. 0 .on SATURDAY. No vember 12, 1864, at 1lu'clock a. m., a quantity of OATS, co demned aa unfit fer use teceesfal bidders will be required to remove the © within five (5) days from date of sae, -erms: Cash, 1n Government fuads i . DB. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, uov Lilt Depot of Washington 3% J. 0. MoGUARE & CO., Anotioneera RUSTEE'S SALE 9F IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NOR‘ HN STREET, BETWEEN 4TH A 5TH STREETS ai By virtue of a ceed of trust from Michael Ruoa- han and wife bearing da'eon the 1ith day of July, 1359, duly recorded in Liber J A.S..No. 179. Folica 14, et seq., to the sabs ribers, Trustees of tha Phoenix But'ding Association of Washington city, we shall sell, on the premises, on TUBSDAY. the 22d day of November, at o’c'ock p.m.. part of Lot twenty one, (21) in Square No. 513, beginniag for the said part. f iot at the northwest corner of said lot. and running thence east with the line of north N street, fifteen fee hence south one hundred and eight feet eight and a hal’ inches; thence west fifteen feet; thence north ove hand ed and eight feet eight and a half inches. improved bya small brick tenement, Terms: One-third of the pnrchase money cash. the residue in two eqasl paymeuts. ato and 13 menths, with interest from the day of sale, securad by a deed «f trust. Twenty dollars to be paid down at the tims of sale, ano if the terms are mo® fully co plied with within five dys from day of sxe the Trustees will resell the prop: rty, after five dave public notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting pur- cheaer. Stampsand conveyancing at the cost of the rare a A RAEMUS J. MIDDLETON HILLIaRY G. SPALDING. “« Trustees nol-eod&es J.C. MCGUIKRB & CO., Ancts GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. No. 526 corner 7th and D streets north, VALUABLE IMPR°VED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE LONG BRIDGE AT AUCTION Op WEDNESDAY. the l6th November instant, we shall sell, on the premises. commencing a° 4 o'clo p.m. that Beautiful Square of Ground, bounded by lith and !sth, and south D and r streets, it being the Square next tothe Ling Bridge. It igsub divided into 2 han some Ruild ing Lots one of which is impreved by @ fine thr-e- story Frame House, containing 3 convesiently ar- ranged rooms wit> oll _necessa-y out hailing’, such as Dairy. Smoke House. Stable. Wood and Cor] House. and Pump in they rd, The Lot on wh-ch the Buriding stands. has a beautifal ‘rent of feet on Mth street, with a depth on s uth D of be rest of Lots ara small and of various i uit purchasers. This property is heauti- fully situated for a Public House and Garten hay- ing the advantage of over 40 feet of wat ry rivi- lege on the Potomac river, which gives to sacs an establ shment the advantage of fishing as well ag agreat public thorough‘ae. [tthe property can- net be sold together it willbe gold in lotato suit purchasers, Terms : One-half cash; balance in six and twelve montrs for notes bearing interest from day of sale, A deed xiven ard a deed of trust taken, Ail conveyancing inc!uding revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. +25 #i'l ba required of each purchaser when the property ix knocked ff, pov lro&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta. 1.™ SINGER & CO's + | SBWING MACHINE AGENOY. 457), PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND 425 STS. SOUTH SIDR, UP STAIRS, WASHINGTON CITY oe S1-1w* J. HARRINGTON, Agent 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HIGH AWNING. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. aytcune, Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Rockers. Dressing Bareaus, Bedsteads, Sitebearis. Was stands, Marble tp Tables, Wh tnots, and the largest snd greatest variety of Common Furnitare in the District, which we are determined to sell at rices that defy comp: tition Si COTTAGE SETS. WALNUT AND OAK EX- ed TABLES at less than present Whole sale Pricer. GILT FRAME MIRRORS AT LESS THAN C)8T OF IMPORTATION, Ho: sekeepers and those contemplate to xorg houre will find it ¢reatiy t« their interest to ca! and examine our stock previous to making their purchases. They can rave at lest 15 perceut. We allow 10 per cent. on all bills of $50 nod apesris. oc 31-10t {Rep} 369 7th street near T QPreNixa OF A NEW DRY GUOD3 STORE, The reduced prices in Dry Goods can only be seen by ine at the new store, No. 330 Pa. av., lately. ee sapien by J. P. Hermanasa millinery es- #blishment, Best Prints at 25 and 30 cts. Musl ns,3 and dicta — elaine at reauent prices. French Ruglich Merinos and Alp:cas in great variety. 1 Delaines at 75 cta. Fine Biber Cloth Cloaks from Fi to B40, Ba morals from $375 to $6. if = PS) ya, Broobs’ Spool Uot HER CN dusk a Dall soon at MAN & STR 3E, oa 335 P.pnsylvania syenge, oc tt betwern 6th 7th st NEw GOODS! NEW GOODS! Just received. a large and well selected stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, viz: Bugle Gim and Buttons, Cloak Ornaments and Taseale., Gey s pure snd otber Laces, Rraids, Ribbons, Embroid- ery and Edgings. Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Lace and other Veils; a large assortment of Zephyr and Woelee Goce i ealmern meat are rts, . Ki er Gloy 1. Corsats, ee edutiful and new style of Hair Notts and Head Drewes. att e ao ssroP S DIES AND MISSES HATS, trimmed and untrimmed.~ ith a large supply of fine Pancy Foods, Wook Rocce Writing Dewks, Suteneta, Port Me: antes, eins Articles, &e, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Shirta, Drawers. Socks, Cotlersx, Neck Ties. Sen Suspenders, Umbrellas and Parasois, With «n sortment or wie s Trinmings, aliof which will t aotd at low rates. af 2 WELL'S Fancy Store, epot for } oomell & Warner's COLO thy hairs rf 1) SANTA HANDS PO aL Bee Wells velect warranted! for MADAME P thet deccriptionst materiel or oe t courant twenty-five coat tan tae Fou ® saving of Wie