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V.. XXII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1868. N2. 3,330.
THE EVENING STARX> FTTKLISHED every afternoon
{8VXDA7 EECEPTED,)AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
tun Pnra'A AV»«TTB AMD 1 iTH STBWTi
W. P. WALLAOH3ltper* served without wrappers by carrier*
1 Met per oopy, or 28 cent® per month. In|UkHM by carrier* at *4 a year, or 37 cent*Mr month. To mall subscribers tbe price 1*§«.«*> a year, if* advance; 82.50 lor six month*;IL28 for three months; and for lee* than threemonth* at the rat* of 12 cents a week. SingleW>1**> with or without wrappers, two cnarra.T*Apymirwufwra *uotUd be sent to th*
oao* before 11 o'olock v.; otherwise they maysot appear nntil the next day.
FOR 8ALE AND RENT.fOR SALE -Two new small BRICK B008B8.inr mh street. ntirE. si* rooms each, two square*from Jackson Park and Penn. avenue ; alio, a newriAMI HOUSE, fire rooms, on K street. Ho. 236.Inquire '23f> K street. Bear 17th street, or M. DS8-F08SE. baker, second door of 19th aal Penn. ave-
ane.¦ oeag-lw*
DESIRABLE HOUSE FOB 8ALB..A three-storyBrick House, nearly sew, * mtaining eightrooniF, if offered for sale, with or withoat the Fur¬niture, and immediate possession given. The titleis indisputable. Inquire at Room No. 3, "Todd'sBuilding." adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.oci.7 lw«
PIR RENT.With or without Board, severaltirat-ciass FURNIhHBD ROOMS, at No. 84Hi street, opposite Dr Sunderland'r Ohnrch.oc 26-tt*
A HAKE CUANC1 TO MARE MONEY .A first-class DHL'G STORE for sale, with a large stockof Fresh Medicines and doing a rood business, withFurnished House attached. Price for the wholeFatisfaetnry reasons siren for felling Ad¬
dress,with realname.APOTHBOARK, WashingtonP. ft '
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IMPROVED SQUARE OF GROUND FOR SALS.We offer for sale that well-located Square ofGround known as Square No. 774, hounded by 3dic' 4th streets east and K and L streets north,rcntainiur about Kfl.W square feet of ground :enclosed, and has a small dwelling in the eenteriwith fins pell of wat-r. stabling, Ac. Tbe groundshave been ured as a Market Garden, aud possessessome choice fruit trees. For tbe purpose of a LagerBeer Garden or small farm, it it> Tery desirable,and will be sold cheap. Apply to J AS. C. Me-GCIBB & 00, An tion asd Commission Mer¬chants. oc 24 -2w
FOB SALS OB K\CBANfiE.. Valuable Lards,Cultivated Farms. Mill Property, in Ohio, Illi¬nois. Iowa, and Miasonri; will be soid cheap, or ex¬changed for Real Estate in Marylaud, District Oolumbia, or the loral part of Virginia, or would ex¬change for personal property. Inquire No. 7Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1033,Post Office, Washington, D. C. oc 33 1m1AABUILDIN6L0I8 F0RLSA8B0R RBNT,1 vU suitable ft r sutlers, restaurants and privateresidences within five minutes walk of tbe Presi¬dent's House. Inquire of A.JARDIN, corner of18th and M ate.. Washington. D. C. oc Him*fj*CRNisiiED ROOMS TO LBT-at 450 TwelfthJT street, between G and H.tw.j lower storyPARLORS, or one PARLOR and a large BED ROOMadjoining, both well furnished; also, several BSD-ROOMS Tbe local ion is one of tbe most desirablein Washington, and within five minutes'walk ofWillarMs' and Birkwooda'. No childr n in thehouse. se 28 tf
EDUCATIONAL.M VOCAL INSTITUTER8. CECILIA YOUNG K RETCHMAR Ha*tbe honor of announcing to her friends and thepublic that she will resume her instructions inVocal Musicat No. 420 nth street, between H andI. For terms, A.c., apply between the hours of 4and 5p.m. oo g'-oolm*
IBS BROOK.B'8 BNGLIStl AND FRENCHBearding and Day School, No. 130 Penn.av.,Seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenthsemi-annual session of this Institution will com¬mence on Monday, September 24th, 1863 Circularscan be obtained at the bookstores and of the Prin¬cipal. se 14-3m*
WILLIAM PITCH, I. G. HI5E, JOHN FOX,FITOH, H1NE & FOX,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Rkal Estate. Claim asd Patent Aokxts,Corner Seventh and F Streets,(opposite Post Office,)Washikgto* Cut, D. O.N.B Commissioners for all the states, oc a-lm*JUS R. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,CORNER OF BIGHTH AND B BTRSSrS,
OPPOSITE Till SOl'TH F*0*T Q«**BAL P08T OFriCKDEPARTMIST,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. 26TH,a very superior lot of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERS,AND VESTlPfas.
He invites his friends and tbe public to give hima call. oc 22-6t*
HOLESALB AND RETAIL.NOTIONS, TOYS,
AHDFANOY GOODS.
GOTTHBLF & BEHREND,3*9 Seventh St., bet, H and I,
Respectfully invite tbe attention of the public atlarge, a* well of eity and country buyers, to theirvery lrrge and well selected 8tock, comprisingalmost every article usually found in first-classNotion and Fancy Goods Houses.
TO DEALERS ESPECIALLY,Particular attention is invited to a large and well-.elected Stock of TOYS for the Holydays.Also to
LADIB8 BUYING FOR FAIRS,A general inducement will be given. oc 15-lm*
J A D I E 8 ' DBB88 FURS.The undersignel hav* just opened the largest
¦tock of Foreign and American FUB8 ever offeredin this city, such aa.Hudson Bay 8ABLB, BBMINB, MINK,FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,IMITATION OF BBMINB.WATBRM1NK, FRENCH OOONY,And other FUBS in set a for ladies and children,Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and 8WAN8D0WN.Gentlemen'* MUFFLBR8, ROBES, Ae , Ae.We are also receiving daily addition* te oar
.took of DRY GOODS, such as-
CL0AK8, SHAWLS. DRB88 GOODS, BMBBOID-BBIBS, Ac., at a small advanoe for trst cost.
S. A W. MBYENBBBG,48 Market Space,
between 7th and 8th streets, and*r th*ocap-lm Avenne Hon**.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIBS -The undersignedhaving perfected his arrangements la Philadel¬
phia, New York and Boston, take* tki* method ofInforming his old customer* and the public gen¬erally that he U receiving daily by exprees.Prime Chaster County Beef,South Down Mutton,8alem county(N. J.) VealPrim* Philadelphia Butter, Cayons,Bucks county and Hew Jersey Chicken*,Sweet Bread, Pheasant*. Partridge*,Grouse^ Sni^e^Woodeock, and every luxury of theBocton Clear Pock. Soused Pig* feet and Tripe,Smoked and Pickled 8almon and Halibut,Alao, a large supply of Foreign and Domestic
Fruit* and Vegetable*.To familie* and other* giving .atertainment*
this is th* cheapeat and boat also* In Washingtonto purchase, THOS. B. WILSON,
119 Pennsylvania avenne,oc 2&<m between l»th and yth street*.
IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS.8UTLBRS~WII»I» FIND
H. A. DOWNING A CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAMTO BB A MOST YALUABLB ABTICLB FOB
THBIB TRADB.It **1I* very rapidly, and is the moat economical
article of diet f the offleer'a meaa. It ia preparedla one minate, and mafcea a most delicious Soap or
Ohowder. It ia highly recommended by ArmySnrgeona. The profit* are large.
H. A. DOWNING A CO .
Manufacturer of Concentrated Food,No. Ill Bast 18th st.. New York.
For tale by BARBOUR A 8BMMB8, Sole Agenta.6f Loaiaiana Avenne,
_.**-ly Washington, P. O.
|l..Da NOTIOB.OABBRS, Grocers, Flour and Feed Dealers, Sut¬ler* fchippera, Hotel Keepers and other* are re-¦peetfuHy informed.they can be supplied with allde^ptioM of FLOUR. ftBAIN, FEED, HAY and8TBA W. Ac .Ac., of the choicest quality, at New
" ,i,L,,a0ir5SS0!lSlVi2i,.iVoaMSm* near B. 4, O. Railroad'Depot.
JGA8 FIXTURB8. W. THOMPSON A CO.. 26» p»M avenue
having refitted and tarnished their chandelUrroom, are prepared to exhibit the alatent andhanfaomeet assortment of GAS 0HANDBLIER8and BUBNEBS to be found south of PhiladelphiaTheir atock ia from the celebrated factory of Cor¬nelius A Baker, and ia fold at the manufacturer'aprices. Call aad aee before purchasing.oc a Sw lOhrou . Intel A Sep.]
DB. W. B. HURLBY, LATB OF NA8HVILLBTenn , takes this method ofinforming the eitl
ens of this city that he proposes to practice hiirofession. For the preeent he ean be found aITS Eighth street, bet M and N. Sin'5?TBA CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSB 1* a
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LIST OF LETTERSREMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1863.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPUBHAVING »HK LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Adains CathAnhtan HelenAshton JaneAnson* AnnjrArrold JennieBrrk EllenBirch Maggie JBurgo Mary J
LADIES' LIST.nurd Minnie Petit CorneliaHeath MrsLwisS Perkins Mrs
LeonardPitcher Mrs O PReid Mis* WillieRobeyBdward in*Rossetor Minnip
Ryer HenryRiley Jn'iaRosell JennyBosbury Mtiry C
Homes Miss £Hint** Julia AHicks PinkHamlin JennieHenry MaryHanilinMr«GeoPReadMr*Revii \V
Brool:s Mrs Albt HarrimanSarhA Richards Mrs PDBrown MaryS Hooper Lucy Rhodes Elizbth ABoil Mrs J Hibbes Mrs E F Reed Mrs BnshrdBrown Priscilla Harkness Margt Reves VirginiaB»t Julia M M HigginsHannah Ru«e M&ggieBr idwell Laura Harrison MrsRS Riley Katy KBuchanan Mrs Hutchison iiar't Robinson Nellie
WA Hocktort Anna P Reiley Mrs 8 WBarnhart MolieFHinton Duleeny Ritnal SusauBrooken Mrs HeydonETi/.abth Riley AnnieBcrkeiibaugh Holan Anna Rider SusySally Hopkinson Lara Richardson
Bl inker Mrs Rnilaunan Kate Clara CBrornnts Miss Haftkln* MrsMB RicliardsonKatieBoltrieJ-2 Jones Hellen Russell Jennie
Boker Mrs Shepelngraham Mrs Reiley Mr« EButlerMrsDrWH Timnthv BobertsonElizthBerry Mrs Elm'a Johnson Eliza Reddic AmandaBruce Cath Johnson The-Benton Sarah M rese KMi. vie Cornelia Johtsou Eli/.aBetter Miss Jackson Missf.iMler Mary F. JefTersonMarth ARivers Kateliajloy Mary A-2 J nin Elizabeth Rodgers ElizbthBarton Mrs TIE Johcson Ella Sherbaner MarthBenton Emily Jones Mary Smith BarmeliaBnnttanCsrolineJaeobsMrs MAE SpottswoodMryJBrannin Eiira Johnson Mrs Smith Elizahth PBroken M%ry E Knight Mrs K R Smith Clara KBender Jlrs B Knott Mary C Shreve Gertie ERi"oin'ev Eliza J Kane M rs Lewis Scott MeliudaBucklow Anna Kane Mary Shnw Mr.ryBureloHenriettaKilby Mary Sotreri AddieBfakoy Georg'naKelseyMissFrnk Shearer JnlistClarke Emma Kellog Mrs Steel Sophia A
Horace L Siott Jennie RKellog Mrs Geo Sraoot Mary BKalbo ron SophA Steel SopliiaKriowles KateC Sears MargaretKeveny Mrs Smith Carrie L
Curti«s MrsWW Luce Ella E Shell Mrs N JCantilori Mrs Lee Mr«ChapmnSparks Sarah ADhamberlaiiiMrsL«-achi- Maggie Strains LauraCasey Katy II GCassevMiss ""Le.itt FrancisDole Martha Lewis AnnaClark Clarah A Li-ssig Rhuben"lark Katie Listen EllenColeman MrsGeoLivert HarrietJoleinan Kate Ln^an Mrs T IICrowell Mrs J H Lioinin Mrs M
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Mrrgaret Stansbiiry MargtMellow Frances23e,hwarfz funnyMundmhall Mrs SuarinauEli/.thEMarrMrsJasF Swheney Mary
DennisE izbhRBMoore Celeste E Shaughrissy MryDavis Mrs Liew Milliken * arah Sehenker Eli/.aMadden HanorahTilghmnnMaryEMonchennan Thayer E l.-nLizzie Tho in psor: JaneMitchell Kli/hth Taylor Elizabeth
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Coke EmilyClarke EmmaComes Li/.zieCruana EllenCryer Rebecca
Stephens Sarah AStClair Amuda MSoutherland IdaSolemon LauraSummer Mrs CStephensonEm VSimmondsJsph'vSommersAdeline
Daily CntliDornn Blary ABowling MaryDaley Ellen
Davis MaryDaniels JaneDeyandre JuliaDinen Sophia 2Douehoe CathDonaldson Mrs Morris LSaxie
HE Martin Mrs MDonnboe Annie Myers LizzieDeuehertyAna PMason Mr=Devlin Cath M y«*r* MeniaDavis Ellen Muhlitc KliciaHeXlarboisBlnch Morrir- Liz/.ieEichhom Muika Miller Mary Siillsworth Miss Masters EllenMarrian McFarland Mrs
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footer Ssrah Krisher Julia BFausnochtMargtNutten Anna Williams Fanny
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h'alkner Annireen Mary J3ool Mary3ooff Ann F3ier Mrs M
Nelson Susannah Wilson MattieNaylor Ann E Walker MrJNeedham Mary GardnerNorris ErnraaR3 WelkersouNeat:n:in Ann
learner Sophia O'Connor EllenBaariut Kate Orris Mrs Syl-r>ilbert Mrs E E vester Jliorman Margrt Oliver MissRa*kcll Emma Owens Frances[Soodwin LousaFOgden Alrrs WGreim Betzy Palmer EllenBnthrie Mrs P N Piatt Mrs KohtBravgom AmndaPeck Anna[iallagher Brdgt Perry Adeli/a
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(Also of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore.)FRIDAY EVENING, Oot. 30.
FARE VBLL BENEFITLAST NIGHTBUT ONI OF
MIS8 MAGGIE MIT0H1LL.THIS EVENING,
The popular and excellent domestic drama,^FANCHON,THE CBICBBT.Fanchcn ... . Maggie Mitchell
T0-M0BK0W (Saturday,) Oot 81,Ltst night positively of_MISS MITCHELL'S ENGAGEMENT.
The distinguished Tragedian.J. WILKES BOOTH,
Is engaged, and will shortly appear.> - nnHE MERRY CRICKEr, E'ER 80 WICKED.'*
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MAGGIE MilCHELL'S FAREWELL RENEFITOn FRIDA Y EVENING, On. 30.
AT F'RD'8 THEATER, TENTH STREET.Arrangements have been mads to have "The
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pASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.MB. GOODALL, Professor and Tracker of
and Deportment, baa the honor to announcethat his Class for Masters, Misses, and votingLadies will oommeaet at the Unirnn Ball,/on llth street, » few doors from the ears.Pennsylvania avenue. on SATURDAY, Oct 1S. m. Classes for Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satnr-ay evenings, from 7 to 10. Private lessons amy
hour of the day.The Sceptre Exercise for Ladies, so mueh recom¬
mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, theIndian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Offioers and clerksmake a note of it.Mr. G. continues to aire lesson on the Violin
and Violoncello.Due notice will be given of his Classes at George¬
townMrs. Goodall" will receive a limited number of
pepils for Pianoforte and Singing.For cards of terms, Ac. please apply at hia rooms.oo I-lm*
^OLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND,-to the.for PrLExhibitions. wuh ur uu«,wri v, hhoiviw*
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TELEGRATH1C NEWS*[ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ]
FROM EUROPE.Arrival of the Stramihip Grrmanii.Cape Hack, Oct 49..'The steamship (terma-ni:>. with dates to tbe*20thinsl, from Liverpool,fc:»f arrived off this point.The latest foreign advices ray the British
Admiralty have decidrd to construct a newsqunoron of iron gnnboats, armor-plated, dou-ble-screw propellers, to be armed with twoheavy Arm si renr gans.The Alabama, Georgia and Tuscarora con¬
tinued (.raising around the constoi the Cape of(Jcod Hope.T he Vanderbilt had arrived at the Cape in
pursuit ot the Alabama, and was repairing inSimon's Kay.Captain Srmtnes has sold thebarkSea Bride.No further captures have been made by therebel vessels.Captain Semmes will not, from motives ofpolicy, seek sn engagement with the Vinder-
bilt, but, if bis vest-el should be blockaded byIier in Simon's bay, he will endeavor to eludeher as he did the San Jacinto at Martinique.Captain Semmes is of opinion that the Vau-derbilt is much faster than the Alabama, andif be should cone to close quarters with her hewouJd not get away.The Confederate loan is quoted at 9W7.
mAllCF.The Moniteur 6aj6 movements in ttta Can-
casus are serious.The Pajs denies that France has participatedin the negotiations upon the Polish question,and states that Austria and England are en-deavoring to come to an understanding on thesubject of au identical note.1 he Vienna journals declare there can be no
question of irolated action on the part of thethree Powers on the Polish question.
DESlliKK.A large number ot troops have been ordered
to be massed in Schlesvig, on the southernfrontier.
RUSSIATwo division* of iniantry have been ordered
to Poland, and several batteries, as reinforce¬ments to the Russian troops already tbere.The Black Sea flotilla is being fnlly equipped.
POLAND.Czarenspy's band has been completely de¬
stroyed near Lublin.The Hotel de Ville, at Warsaw, was set on
fire by incendiaries and consumed.All the officials of Polish descent have bem
replaced by tbe Russians.PAVED**.
Stipulations in a treaty of alliance with Den¬mark have been agreed upon but the ratifica¬tion of the same will not take place until theGerman troops are dispatched to Holstem.
THE IONIAN ISLANDS.The Parliament of the Ionian Islands havfl
resolved that England's protectorate shall ceaseimmediately upon the Senate being dissolved,and that the Ionian Islands should be imme-iiaiely annexed to Greece.
JAPAN.Admiral Kuner's fleet had arrived at Ragos-
.ma. Nego'iations having failed to obtain th«»satisfaction demanded, Kuper besieged the cityindlevelhd.it to the ground, lie set on ArePrince Tatsuma's three steamers, and returnedo Yokohama. Ragosema is one mass of ruins.The palace, factories, and arsenals are all de¬stroyed.
Arrival of the City «f Wnthiagten.Cape Rack. (>t;t. 2!>..The steimship City ofWashington, with date* «.Rev. Henrv Ward Beeeher addressed a large
indience, in'London, on the'20th instant, uponth<- lntrresis oi tbe North. Expressions of dis¬sent were drowned in the general plaudits of[he vast assemblage.The Daily News says one of the most enthu¬
siastic meetings ever held in Loudon, mastiave convinced Mr. Beecher of the truth otKarl Russell's assertion, that the ereat body)f the English people is with the North, andMuse him to return home as a messenger otpeace and good will between the two coun¬tries.TheTimes combats Mr. Beecher's arguments,md declares he is not the man to convert the
L9a * vi j- .v »: aVContinental news is unimportant.M. Baroche has been nominated Senator of
France, and M. Delange as first Vice Presi¬dent of the Senate.It Is reported that the new French loan of
iixteen millions sterling would shortly be an¬nounced. The Bourse is flat, at 67 francs 20uentimesThe Empress of the French is being honored
n regal style by the Queen of Spaia.it is rumored France is strongly urging the
expulsion of theex-King of Naples from Rome.Cotton is unchanged. Breadstuff* steady.Consols 03.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.Losses in the Last Engagement.Comma*
nicatieas.Philadelphia, Oct- 29..A special dispatck
to the Bulletin is as follows :"Cincinnati, Oct. 29..Oar loss in tbe bril¬
liant achievement at Chattanooga was onlyfive killed and fifteen woundedofGen Hazeu *brigade. General Pakner is assigned to thacommand of the Fourteenth Army Co-pa.Communication will beopened between Bridga*port and Chattanooga along the Chattaneogiriver."
[8BCOND DISPATCH.]CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 27, ( via NA8HvfLLE Oct.
28.).Untrustworthy intelligence haa been re¬ceived of the movement of a portion of Bragg'<*irmy under Longstreet, up the valley of theTennessee river with the intention of operatingagainst General Burnside. It is also believedhere that a corps of Lee's army, under EwaH.is moving into East Tennessee, * by way otLynchburg for the same purpose.
. Sale ef d. ft. Five.Twenties.Philadelphia, Oct. -29.The Subscription.
Agent reports the sale of .5,712,009 of five-twenties to-day. This is the largest sale yetmade in one day. One Boston house took overtwo millions. At this rate tbe amoant remain¬ing unsold will be consumed in six weeks, orless. Tne ten days' notice which was publishedsome time since only referred to the withdrawalof the loan by the Secretary while the amountauthorized was unsold. So little remains thatit will probably be left to be exhausted on thaprinciple of "first come, first served."
Arrest af Parties Engaged is CentrabnndTrade.
New Yobk, Oct. 29..Several men were ar¬rested yesterday In this city for being engagedin contraband trade with the rebels. Their
o U/tmov, * fnsa palcutcc auQ Ol&UU*fscturer, McKee, Crocert and Oliver. Two ofthem are commission merchants, and the othera captain of a vessel. The fuses have beensupplied to the rebels, and a regularly pre-pun <1 ich*m* of trad* with tti« South was inprogress of being carried out. Tne arresieu.parties are now in Fort Lafayette.
Launch ef the Ganbeat.New Yoke, Oct. 29..The gunboat Peronia
was launched to-day.
Baockade-Runweks Fined..Judge Advo¬cate Stackpole, at Norfolk, Ya, has fined anumber of blockade-runners, as follows : Geo.C. Buidette, fined one hundred dollars in gold:Benjamin Thomas, (alias Taylor.) twenty-flvadollars, United States money;John C. Fentress,twenty-five dollars, or one month's confine¬ment; G. Barnes, released on taking the oath:Mrs. Blamire, fined one-hundred dollars, andMrs. A. K. Staples, one hundred dollars.
A New Rebel Idea..The Mobile Registerof a recent date declared that "the negro Is nolonger an object of small talk in the sonth. Thapeople ot the south have a place for them andbat is in the army. There should be ao «»¦-
tinction in color when a man is willing to tightfor bis home aad master."
The daughter of a respectable citisen orCharlestown, Mass., was seduced by a marineofficer recently, under promise of marriam.and in order to avert the consequences of herindiscretion, attempted to commit suicide bytaking poison.
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W Carlo Armellini, one of the Roman Tri¬umvirate of 1M8, (Saffi aad Maxzlnl being theother two,) died in Brussels a few days ago, atthe age ol 87.
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VT A heavy snow storm prevailed In larraportions af Illinois and Missouri on Thursdayand Thursday night, October 22. *
tBT Confectioners in Philadelphia have notup their prices. Reason: Sugar is tad par bbL*7" The Richmond city council has aenro-
priated f50,000 for the relief of the poor.