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Important Treasury Circular.
The following important circular has just be
nuhlished
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
w ,ru1NnrnN nnnnn.Lo. o1 1ass

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, December q, 1865
The attention of heads of bureaus in this and
other departments in which action is taken on papers
connected with the settlement of accounts is re-
spectfuy invited to the fact that errors frequently
occur in the names. addresses, amounts, and other
Important particulars contained in such papers,
which necessarily carried into the drafts issued
from this office in pursuance thereof These errors
cause great delay to the persons entitled to payment
on such drafts and much labor in this Office for their
correction.
In addition to the labor and delay thus involved.
is the risk which the Treasurer called upon to as
sumo. as the officer making the remittance of pay
ment to the wrong parties and of amounts in excess
of the sums due. The evil seems to be increasing,
and errors of the kind frequent to consume
considerable portion of the time Of this office in
correspondence and otherwise to the end that they
may be corrected.
This state of affairs is not only dangerous to the
treasurer, but obviously detrimental to the public
interest," 1t must necessarily OCCASION the minds
OF those cognizdnt of it, the belief that the public
funds disbursed without due attention correct
ness or proper precautions against fraud.
1t has therefore, been determined to call attention
to it in this manner in accordance with suggest
of the Hon. Secretary of the Treasury, in the hope
that hereafter increased vigilance will be exercised
and more numerous checks against errors instituted
in the offices alluded to.
1t is in contemplation from the first day of Janu-
ary next to keep record in this Office of such errors
embracing all the particulars in regard TO their
renee that can be ascertaned. From this record it
is intended to make full report at the close of each
month to the heads of the several departments and
the bureaus OF the same in which the errors may
have respectively occurred. F. L. Spinner,
Treasurer United States
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FROM CANADA.
Discovery OF Postage stamps.

New YORK, December 23.-The Heralds special
despatch from Toronto says agent of our Post Office
Department and the United States Consul in Toron-
TO- Canada have recently found in the vicinity of the
custom house in that city ten thousand dollars worth
OF United States hree-cent letter stamps of the
signment of which to house there, by rebel agent
in Liverpool, our Government received information
in August last. An injunction the stamps has
been gotten out and the question of their proprie-
torship is shortly to be argued before Canadian
court. They supposed to form one of the pirate
Floridas captures,
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Louisville Councilman Expelled-Thet tax.
ing of Leaf Tobacco.

LOUISVILLE December 23.-Ths mornings news
papers publish elaborate article on the subject of
taxing leaf tobacco. 1t is written by gentleman
fully eonversant with the matter. He takes strong
grounds against the position assumed by the tobacco
convention recently held at the Cooper Institute.
New York. and contends that the proposed taxing of
leaf tobacco would be injurious alike to the Govern
ment, the planter and manufacturer
In the common council the charges of bribery
against N 5. Glover are not sustained six voting
in the affirmative and thirteen in the negative; but
he was unanimously expelled from the council for
having acted as to seriously compromise his asso-
eiates
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The grand spectacu-
lar drama the 'Naad Queen" with gorgeous scenery,
new costumes and original music, will be again pre-
scnted this evening.
FRONT STREET Observation-Disclosures Opera Troupe
will repeat Cinderella" to night.
MARYLAND INsTGTUTE.-Alyne the Wizard holds
forth az the [nstisute TO night.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIoN.--A firm in New
York was recently called on to pay d license as
wholesale dealers ftom May lst, 1865, to May 1st
1866 The amount $46l620, based on the aI"oyunt
went out of existence the I Is OF October last and
the members OF ~ made claim that they should only
@e cS...eu on to pay the proportion, due for
To this the Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue. made answer. few days ago. deciding
that the Act of March g. 1863, requires that the Ii
amount than his sales of the previous year, and that
the Bureau has no authority to grant release of
Therefore to be paid the same as if the firm had con-
tinued to do business through the whole year. The
individual members of the firm now in business
separately and paying licenses
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THE CosMopoLITE.-A new magazine. with the
above title, is to be started in this city. The
publishers in their prospectus state that the Cosmo
polite will stand upon sectional basis" and will
be "uninfuenced by any party clique whatever.
This character as well the promise that gentlemen
of distinguished literary ability and reputation in
the North. as well as in the South, and other coun
tries will contribute to its pages, will commend il
to the general reader and without doubt gain for il
substantial footing among the literary periodicals
of the day. Messrs De Leon S Co., are the pub.
fishers
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Holiday Gifts.
Fine WATCHES,
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
of best makers.
Diamond.
Pearl,
Coral.
Enameled,
and other styles of rich
Jewelry
Beautiful Silver Ware,
Best Silver Plated Goods
Tea Sets, Walters. Baskets,
Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes. &c
Elegant Paris Clocks and Bronzes. in great variety.
Beautiful Porcelain Vases, Card Receivers,
Caskets. Jewel Stands Toilet Sets.
Flower Stands, etc.. etc.
Dressing Cases, Fancy Work and
Glove Boxes, Paper Mache Tables,
Desks, Work Boxes
new Partisan Goods.
Fans,
Opera Glasses,
Portmonaies.
Travelling Bags
Table Cutlery.
With very full supply of
New Goods,
suitable for Presents,
at the Lowest Prices
Garfield. Bro. & Co..
de2l-5t-lstp 229 Baltimore street.
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1865 Watches. 1865
LarmOur d Co., Light Street.
Have just opened their splendid stock of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
consisting of Enameled and Diamond WATCHES
Patent H-seconds Timing Watches, Diamond
Pearl and Mosaic JEwELRY, Opera
Glasses, Table Cutlery Gold Pens
and Pencils, Solid Silver
WARE
Triple Plated Albata WARE, CLOCKS.
FANCY GooDs. ETC.,
AL Neo and Beautiful Patterns
sg-We would especially invite persons wishing to
purchase
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
to call and examine our stock. They will find Bar
gains. del5-tf
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Holiday Presents.
LADIES' FANCY FuRs,
In their several varieties, and of the
LATEST STYLES,
which we will close out at greatly reduced prices
Call and examine at the long established
HAT, CAP AND Fur STORE
S. HINDEs & Son,
dlS-2w No. 100 Gay street.
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WASHINGTON I'd Now, 1865. !
L. B. Wy'aan ESQ, Chairman of the Ne,o Engsan

ALLEGED EXTRAORDINARY FENIAN OurRAGE-A
Man sAIp TO HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED AND TRIED FOR
on took place it is alleged in Jersey City on Friday
night, wherein young man seized on the pubi
highway, and forciby taken before Fenian circle
then in session, and there charged with being Bri-
tsh spy threatened and roughly handled, but finally,
with the aid OF some OF the better-disposed members
wrangle was in progress.
The person upon whom the outrage is alleged to
haue been committed is named Charles W. Newman,
young man of intelligence and respectable appear
who resides at No. 40 York-st.. and is employed in
Works in New York. O
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Mobile. Alabama, December Is, 1866.

tERRIGLE AccIDENr-FIvE CHILDREN KILLED.
Domer IN the foundry of Charles Knowlton. at Lo-
Eansport Indiana. exploded on the 18th instant in
INSANITY ;nS ant Killing five children and badly scad-
The 'To bo;er named Wilkinson and Edgngton
foundot;nn was thrown eightythree yards from the
Three OF the children killed belonged to the engineer
t were G warming themselves at the furnace at the
across the street and against stone bmiidine and
oaday muhiated; d e. Another was thrown across the
street. - 'Ae iniuoie VI 'ne
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The DEBT De I OF MExIco.-The public debt of Mer;co
Is ~, with an annual interest of abont $a0
but $100O00O Mexico is under far heayier dsbt Sbt
in proportion to her resources than is the ITnitI
States and what is still more unfortunate in fnau
cial aspect Maximiian and the French have not vet
conquered the country The public debt is constantly
aseunulating and there no other prospect for Mex
under the protection Of the United States.
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tIHE WORK OF CONscIENCE.-The Secretary of the
treasury on Saturday received sixty dollars accom-
panied by the following note:-
Place the enclosed sixty dollars to the credit of the
government 1t Is from person who believes that
God viii punish in another world those who keep that
which does not belong to them.
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NATIoNAL MooL GROWERS, Assoc1ArIox.-Atth ths

NATIONAL WooL GROWERS AssocIATIoN.-Att the
recent National Convention of Wool Growers and
Manufacturers at Syracuse N. Y. National Wool
Growers Association was formed. Six states were
represented, and their action was unanimous The
Hon. Henry s. Randall of Cortland Village, N. Y,
was chosen President, W T. Greer, of Ohio. Secre
Presidents of the State Associations are ex-ofcio
Vice Presidents and the Executive Committee con-
sts OF one person from each State Association chosen
by such Association.
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John Fl. Gee, late in charge of the Sails.
bury prison pens is to be tried next week at Raleigh
N. c.. before Military Commission.
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Some think that Victoria crown is gold,
studded with diamonds The truth is it is simply
Queen.-wear.
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Anniversary Dinner of the New England
Society

The New England Society of the City of New York
celebrated the two hundred and forty-fth anniver-
sary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers on Ply
mouth Rock, and the sixtieth anniversary of their
society, on Friday evening. by small banquet at
Delmoncos. The following characteristic and pleas
ant letter was read, from Secretary Seward:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON I'D Nov, 1865.
L. B. Wynan. Esq. Chairman of the Ne,c Enqlqnd
Society, Ne,o York:
DEAR SIR: l am very thankful to the New En-
gland Society for thinking of me in connection with
the returning anniversary.
1t is new expression of old, generous and cor
dial friendship. which cannot overvalue
That anniversary will occur in the season when the
blessings of peace, unity, harmony and
of personal liberty are descending upon our Beloved
country OF course must desire for this ancient So
ciety that their gathering the next Forefathers
day shall be filed with large numbers, protracted
into the small hours of the night and rendered hi
arous by the best inspiration of social affections pa
triotic memories, and phianthropic enthusiasm.
Gnhappily, the restoration discipline to which am
subjected iorbids me at the present time from attend
ing such pleasant scenes. Leave me out therefore,
l pray, for the present year.
Believe me to be- dear sir your very obedient SER
want, WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD,
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IS4 ONE EIGHTY-FOUR. 1S4
BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE LIGHT STREET.
Is the cheapest place in the city to buy useful
articles for Christmas presents. We give below a
partial list of goods to be found in our store suitable
fer presents.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
We have the largest and most complete stock in
the city, which we will sell at extremely low prices
SLvER-PLATED WARE.
Our stock is very large. and consists in part of
Castors Cake Baskets, Card Baskets Tea Sets Coffee
Urns. Sugar Dishes, Butter Dishes Syrup Cans Wine
Stands. Butter Knives, Spoons, Forks, &C.. &c.
FANCY GOODS, &C., &c.
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes. Vases, Picture
Frames. Watches and Jewelry of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery. fine Ivory Handle Knives,
&c. &c.
Sale at auction every Evening at o'clock
L. CLARK & Co.,
del2-2w 1874 Baltimore street.
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HALF A TON OF SILVER FROM IDAuo-For two years
past we have been hearing accounts of the wealth of
the mining districts of Idaho, but most of the silver
or employed in the China trade. A few days since,
however, shipment of half ton in silver bricks
the Owhyee mines. This mass of bullion is the pro
duct of ninety tons Of ore and was the accumulation
OF two weeks work at the mines. 1t is valued at
about two dollars and half ounce being largely
impregnated with gold. making the aggregate of the
shipment over thirty thousand dollars
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Gold Pens.

UOIU F0HS.
I'm the selection Of ,oe another important matter
is, that she should write well. A lady who neglect.
to cultivate this accomplishment is, not unlikely de-
fcient in other essential qualities "CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys
A useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have. something to hold
Suitable. too. for young and old
A Good Gold Pen!
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Vim. Brown G Son.
SLY and

No. 227 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Corner Of Charles,
WATCHES,
SILVER and
PLATED WARE,
FINE JEwHLRY
Elegant assortment of JEwELRY and SILVER WARE
suitable 1or Holiday presents. de 22lstp, tu th&s
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Gold Pens,

Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladies
Suitable for Gentlemen!
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless. and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for ,roste-
Good Gold Pen!
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The Journey OF the Empress oi Mexico
Donations to PnbIic cIRStitUtiOns-Fight
with Indian Tusurgents-Rscr ....."v ."sav
Serenadesi by the Spanish Residents OF
McrisIa, etc.
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Holiday Presents.
GEO. w. WEBB Co.,
Corner Baltimore and Light Streets
RICH DIAMOND JEwEIRY,
SroNR CAAEos,
ANETHYsTs,
FINE WATCHES ' A'
ules:Jurgensen,
Patek Philippe.
Chas E. Jacat
and other celebrated Makers.
SILVER WATCHES,
suitable for boys.
SILVER WARE,
of Beautiful Designs,
of Pure Silver Coin
COFFEE URNs,
BUTTER DISHES,
WATERS.
FRUIT STANDS,
GoBLETs. CUPS. &c, &c.
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS VASES, &c.
Purchasers will find everything that is new and
elegant. de15-2wlstp
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You're THE CHICKIE. E."-Philadelphi rejoices in
the possession of very bright little girl of three
visit some friends in Germantown, fell i'll with
chicken pox.' After her recovery some weeks
mediately asked to be shown fine brood of chickens
Of which she was very fond Out in the poultry yard
finally selecting the smallest and homeest of the
brood, she lifted her little finger and shook it at the
supposed offender saying decidedly: You're the
Sat. Post
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EUcHRIsTIC.-A vote was being taken on an imnor
tant measure in the Indiana Senate the other day,
Mr.. -. a grave and reverend Senator. had not
the question was. His name was called by the Sec
reary H He looked Pu7Eaea ,or moment, and then
of card playing SAID Il pass p An audbe filter ran
through the hall, and the President of the Senate
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HORRIBLE MURDER NEAR NAsHvILLE.--James
Byron, a sober and industrious man, aged thirty
five, and the father of five interesting Children was
killed By robbers about half mile from the Hermi-
tage. Three men in federal uniform entered his
and demanded his money. He resisted when ali the
three fired on him. He died instantly. falling in the
arms of his wife. ~
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders!
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
b. F. BLAKENEY 4 Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS,
de5tf lbs Baltimore Street, first floor, up stairs
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ParlOr Organs,
and
MBLoDEoNs.
CARHART, NEEDhAM & Co.'S
unrivalled
PARLoR ORGANS
and
MBLoDEoNs.
For Sale Only at
VIM. Knabe & Co.'S.
Piano Warerooms,
del9-l2t-lstp No. $50 W. Baltimore street.
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THE Series Editor of the Philadelphia Eoenina
TsI-oraph has the following report of Congressional
proceedings In hia Saturday Night Supyer Table Sc.
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MAN KILLED BY A BEAR.-A young man named
Erester, residing near Bear Meadows started from
his home to the Meadows for the purpose of hunting
small game taking with him a shot gun After being
ont short time, he came across huge bear, into
which he poured the contents of his gun. The bear
aggravated by his wounds, made at the now defense
less young man, and succeeded in dcvourng all of
ter was discovered the bearlay dead short distance
away having died from the wounds inflicted by the
shot from EriesLer.s gun-Hantinadon lPal Monitor.
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Have in sore and for sale
CHEAP,
800 Bbls. Nos. /, and MACKEREL.
400 Bbls. Cheap Eastern HERRING.
200 Bbls. Extra LABRADOR HERRING.
100 Bbls Extra SHORE HERRING.
200 Bbls. Georges Bay HERRING.
100 Bbls. Halifax HERRING.
10000 Lbs. Grand Bank CoDFIsH.
so Drums HAKE.
PRIME LABRADOR HERRING only $40 per Dbl.
Goop HERRING,
PRIME CoDTIsH, at $3.50 Der 100 lbs.
PRIME HAKE, at $3.50 per 100 TBS.
72 SOUTH STREET,
asl4-solmlstp Below Pratt.
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Ihe arrest Of X. Semmes late commander of the
rebel cruiser Alabama, was announced some days
slnce; The Mobile Daily Times gives the charge pre-
ferred against him and his protests, as follows:
CHARGE-YInIATIYG THE rs Acrs or w.p
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NEWS FROM THE GULF.

Affairs I'm Louisiana and Florida-Arrest
OF ex-Rebcl Congressman-T
Gwin-sonora schcmc-The New Orleans
Market, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept %, 1905
General Candy suspended Assistant Superintendent Ca
lahan, OF the Freedmen's Bureau at Shreveport, from
his duties pending investigation into serious charges
against him. Callahan is the individual who placed
whole court under few days since
Governor Marvin OF Florida, has issued piocama-
ton ordering election for State Convention the
"a Of october
Ex-Governor Horton Of Texas, died at Matagorda
the LIST OF september
The authorized delegates OF the democratic party leave
this city to for Washington important mis-
sion.
General John r. Clarke. ex.rcbcl Congressman from
Missouri has been arrested at Antonio and here
He confirms the report Of the murder Of the rebel General
Matamoros He says the condition OF Mexico is most
satisfactory-thc imperial government exercising It's
powers with the greatest severity
Tho rebel generals who had accepted service under
Macmillan ordered TO report at certain town. but
many Of them had previously gone 10 the Pacific coast
route TO Brazil or some other country.
DR.. Gwin had understanding with the Emperor Ma
poleon in relation the colonization OF Sonora; but
MAMMALIAN failed to counenance the scheme which
was consequently, abandoned by Gwn.
CottonSaies 10 day 800 bales, at 45c. for mddlng.
Sales OF the week, 900 bales. Receipts for the
time, 10 600 bales stock, 100 600 bales. FrcIghts and
exchange unchanged.
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DESCENT ny the PoLICE ~ pisoRDEgLy got'sg.
Late last night Captain Cafrey, af the fifteenth pre-.
cinct acting under authority q 4 warrant issued BY
Justice Dodge, the con- aint Of Mrs Elizabeth 6.
Con Of No ~ East Fourteenth street. panied b.
Sergeant Dilks and squad Of officers made descent
upon the house of prostitution ~ the we'll known Irere
McCrcady at "a East Fourteenth street AID arrested Mrs
McCready together with ten female and thirteen male
inmates They all aiken 10 the station house
where tho females rendered the following names
and ages Irene McCIeady, 40; Emma Marsh,
81 Hattie Hines, is; Geneva Williams, rs Iva West
23 Fanny Carleton, Is; Mary Smith, % Fanny Bell
~; Ann Tovechous 10; Elizabeth Williams 20; Ann
Clark servant 80 The men rendered the following
Nance and ages William Rose 20, Lyon Hsyman 20
William Watson, 20 Fred Jameson, 20; Matthew nj.
wards, 30; Charles Raleigh, ~; Georga Chadwick 20
George Hose 20; Michael tayy, 40; George Hewitt. 20
Samuel blanchard, "a William Broes, rs, and George
Ransom, 40 The males we're discharged. they all, with
singular unanim ", declaring that they had never beer
In the house before The females committed the
Dodge, o, Vie Jefferson Market Police CVvrt
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City Intelligence.

FAIR or TIVE AMERICAN ISsrrrrK The Fair Of the
American Institute, in progress on Fourteenth
street sixth avenue, well attended yesterday,
crowds o. ladies' ard gentlemen having visited the
locality and examined and admired the very extensive
collection o. machinery IN notion the samples OF various
fabrics and specimens ~ art there exhibited A fair
rrcs,niIng h n varied list of wonderful and pleasing
subjects for the eye and mind 10 upon has pcrhn;s
been opened 10 the public of the city since the
days the crystal Palace. ~ three O'Clock this after.
AID a. eight in tho evening the billiard table
exhibit on will be practically tested by Mcsss Pierre
tarmc, Michael Phcan, John McDevitt and Edward
Cahii upon invitation o. the management Of the Inst.
tuc These celebrated Knights OF the Ball and Cue viii
doubt d. their best and interesting and exciting
contest may bo anticipated Preparations have been
mule Tor tn comnodation Of tho ladies'
A ornsn VESSEL ADDED TO rnE srEssSmr FiEEr.--The
sidcwhecl steamship Connecticut recently sold
auction q, the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and was pur.
chased by the New York aud Brazil Steamship Company
The Conneccutwill be commanded by Captain lie Fcvre
formerly Of the steamship Vanderbilt The Connecticut
will sail for Rio Janero on the 18th proximo.
PReEyr CONDITION ~ srRsEr.--Now that The
summer and New York has been by neither
pestilcncc nor cholera, tn public mind is compars.
lively subject Of the cleaning Of our public
thuroushares Stl IL satisfactory 10 know that the
streets toleraby clean al present and that the
tract for this work Is being carried out to all
faithfully. The force employed during the summer IN
the work " cleaning g not diminished nor viii
be during the fall or winter