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ph,l.de,phi. Cattle mnrLe,-Nov. Is

There was large supply of Beef Cattle this week thu offer
nss amounting 1850 head The market was dull snd prices
had tendency the highest price realized bsins
s per loo for cattle Sales OF fair and good cattle
made al from $l4to 3l3
sHEHP-The sale, Of Sheep amounted 10 $40 head al from
GIT tc y b gross. Stock Sheep sold at from 49, -
each a. 20 quality. -,
400 head changed hands fom els to l7 50 per 100 b net
The market closed heavy.
CowsTh. kind Of stock in demsnd and prices advanced
rs head were .od a. S35 go for Sprnger and from
SIS TO . 80 for Milch Cows
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Large Fire In Wet Hurten, uaine-A
Village Nenr,y Lnid in Ashes.
pnnILANp. Me.. Incs11y.

Poh1LAKD. Ne. Tuesday. Noy.Ii ls65.
The fire iu West Buxton tins morning re-
.,rS q, be total destruction % the Buxton OO!en
Nil A. X Io-d's sash aud blind fsctory. house and
bsrn b. ants store the large covered Drdgc acres
" Ii.tolr = store the Post OGicc Miss L. W Buffers
rfiaery shop aud the wool cleaning mills IN hSo.
30 n ,.,ae ana Nj. Pcases house were Pnnloi) ug
..ryed Thus the business portion Oi tne NDake 70 Al
sfhe.. Tie loss has not yet been nscoilaiAeu.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

Returns from every district in the County
except the First District Of Genoa township gives the
following ioOtings Barlow COZ; Socnm, 1853;
majority for Barlow, 272i Every district In the county
gives Union majority. except the Fourth Ward Of
Auburn. and the town OF Conquest
DELAWARE.
The following is the official canvass Of Della
ware County: Barlow. 81 750i Socum. ioo Bsrlow's
majority ,3i4. The Union majoriig on the Senatorial
vote is l,i9l.
FULTON
The GlorersriRe Standard states that the
Union naority in Fulton County is 305 bat from the
fl list oi returns from all the towns ihe cOgnty
printed in the paper, We are unable 10 make It
more than 2o7. Union gain fOm last year OF liJ Is
claimed by The Standard.
ROCKLAND.
The County Canvassers met ycstc:jay. but in c0nse
quence o. the death Of the oxSAerG adjourned TO to
by
FO~RTH ASSEMBLY DISIRlcr--A Ciost VOTE
ALBASY nov. li-The OfIcisl canvass Of thc Fourth
ssenhv District Of this county shows that Coz Joseph
NJ Murphy Of tue 7ih Heavy Artillery Unon) Is elect
el over Crawford (Dem.) hy one maioIity
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
From Fortress Monroe. Marine i"ieih'
aeuce.

FoRrnrss MoSnoE. Tuesday. Nov a. 1865.
IN. steancr Winautg, from New YORK, re-
d. 4, estsrdey passed steamers {. T. smth spd 10 10
iuabis N lie Delaware BrcakwatoTi aH2 on ~ y,
h.ad. disabled. steamer Victor, ~ lV" "' O'u"D -
NV York. o.. ,..u; p,,re,,
from Nov York for K6y west have jGst aifiveu s,
on t6e IN end her crew were picked up by the frchcn
fsrE Courier de Maynguez apd brought 10 cape
Henry
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Honor. 90 CoIored Soldier"

H.KHisuusG. Pa. TufsdsE Noy' "a. iso1.
,,,o,d recention was given 10 the e0loreu
ttoo today Tbey made parade. and hating ps,ois
tte fesdsnce of Gen Cameron. listened 70 h n pe
thanking them for their services ~ ersn ~. Cauito
sr aad. where Prof Day Of New YORK degsLeu a ooi.
o tIon IN which he discussed the altitude oi rospect
oIed men before and during Tue war ana w s,6 social
eisrston and aeouiremcnt Of political rights bo nho
equality among The governed o. wen a, ,se ceIebra.
govern. A grand ball this e'ening elo'eu '"0 '''''
ton
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LATEST PROM EGYPT.

LATEST PROM EGYPT.
PRssEYs EGYPTrss LOTus
new aud exquisite PERFUME for the Ceopaa
and the ladies' Of the present day using the same perfume
PKSSEYs EGYPTAN Lorus
PKSsEYs EaIPTIAN LoTUs
a CAUTION LADIgs
Don't be imposed upon having orega perfumes forced
upon YOU when you have good yea and better sdr
at home Get the EeTPTAs Lorus for Instance and you'll
any other aterward For sale by all Druggists aud
Penumers.
PRIoK Osy DOLLAR.
Manufactured by the Proprietor
e A. PEssEr,
his Laboratory, Futonaye OF Jsyst Brooklyn,
L. L. and sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
EDwIs A. LovEyOY.
Wholesale Agent.
No. 90 Fultou.s.., N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

INSTANTLY KuLED.--A iour-hor,g ,,ad tral" COM. UD
longing 10 the Metropolitan Public COM IN nassng
,y o. 80" i9ix3 mo oosiou eth wagon
lnSss 10 Young maa named T. Yia' 'gsS,11 ,Se1 1aad
No. Jis 6eoGldaye throwing am irOm , w, ,g,t tLen
% bi, lsts home An ingue.l va hv.a W u ~ IVY
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Hotel, personnl.

Maj Gen. J. sci.afield, U. S. A.. Bfs. Gen.
WGrry. y. s. A.. Brighten. Scbo6sld, U. s. a.; the
Hon: Edward Edwards. Saratoga Judge Z. IL. C0wan,
N. VI Col. L. A. Sykes ROndout; Col. IL s. Smith
ana wiie, Detroh ID. A. Buttertied, Kansas and J.
Hotel.
Gen. Ely n New,Jersoy sn.o.s tae latest arrivals
ct tho Asior Henso.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

A.Goop TINE COMING for dyspeptics and
those who have been suffering for years with dis
ordored liver or weakness of the digestive organs
You " IN believe thi, after giving HooFANDs GERMAN
BIrIfR RS a trial. This remedy viii cause - permanent
cure and enable YOU 10 enjoy life. They are not used
es q beverage Agent. n. L. HBLsBoLp, Druggist NO.
5qi broadway. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Total. ..-...-.e,l l67
Chambers's majority y....lO0.
3D. KINGS.

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, at / p. m.
ST te New CourtHOuse. for the purpose Of canvRssing
he returns Of the recent election They organized by
appointing Supervisor FuTey Chairman, Deputy County
&is!S Charles w. Thomas as Secretary, The returns
yeiug opened. those from the First and Third Districts
ti he Fifth Ward from the Third District of the Sixth
Ward from the Third Of the Nineteenth and the First
Of the Twentieth. found TO be irregular and were
recommitted - the Supervisors of those Wards
speetively for correction The Board then adjourned
!. IL. - A. Anr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
MISS SOURI,.
The Lcaisinture mfmoT'ali@e the Pre'''
dent for the Keieate Of All Union Sell
dIers Now in ConGnenenf.

ST. IOUas No. IursdaI. Nov. u. lso)
The Legislature YESTERDAY pa*ed resClu-
tion for tie appointment OF committee 10 remoiialze
Trsside,t J66nsou % release I'll fho i'1ion soldiers
roe n confluence NJ for Oherss committed during the
Rcbc.on onthe ground that tie Rebel soldiers whose
G. les we're Infinitely gTeateI bad been Paid0Ieu'
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
PINK.

CAPIToLINE AssoCIATIoN.-This Association
held its regular meeting last Monday evening. MIR.
Edward +. Underhil delivered an original lecture on
the subject Of Fun" illustrated by numerous comic
songs, anecdotes limitations &c. which kept the audi.
ence in roar OF laughter throughout the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Advertisements

$500 Exclusive of the patent) will purchase
the NATIONAL BRIcK MACHINE. which makes 700
bricks per DAY with straight well defined edges and oi
uniform lengths ABRAM REQuA, General Agent No.
l3O Broadway, y. Y.
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pa.seuRers Arrived.

IN steamship Liberty nom Havana w. D. Clark A.
A,sn,o Anioni, Mynot J. L. Lawrence. q. DIN. doE
,,ie. B. " Bank. end lady, o. Moore, kinf, o. hfnoni
A ". Terrell, 81 Herfington, l.. Peter, J. King
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

chr, ont the cold, dust and water from your
ohue ,,trdows 1HE INVISIBLE METALLIC RuBpRR
goors ',e s"u WHITSFas pesert May s7 ls62 TIE
saaert aud most effect nj Strip ~ market HypsEL
Hills Sole Propricto,s HGd;9h y y. Cea,r% RAJ DspG.'
"a Bleeekor.s.. ncag 8dway' HBohkFAS"N V"' AS'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

Every one who has an acre lot, garddeh, q
,i, ,,r vineyard an orchard, a hosss 70 o,A out
u,a punu ssrd for 1HF HORTICULTURE 500 Their ad'
,s,,Isement on our eighth page
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

The UNIVERSAL CLorusS,W RINGER, slioor sGlcn
took the first premilT at at ,ne ra,r r. nss "a '"'
SD for circular giving Wholesale and reta 'erms'
h' - No 3i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

George Hemstreet of SCHENECTADY - S,,I. ysapS nS
taccifenlay shot dead near V%ederS n,p n,i1
olt wns hccis ,, sons bows c<felcs'ly handil
edpesol lbarce OF which exploded. with Tue reo"'
.Lore narrated,
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Absolute comfort realized By RUPrURBD per
sons wearing Dr.. 'AsGwoRrHYs TRUs HsLnBolp No
5Ji Broadway. n
N4LsHsED -.

HYDE-HAYwARD-T Gil. I'M, ~. H.. op.Ayef N. u
M9SchPSi ,p4yde Of Hebron, 'onn - fii'' EAIsr
Hayward Of Gilsun. , -.,,, -
Nov g. 1865 by the Rev C. w Cooper Hth ys.i
tie brides father, Luther o. snidecor Of nc" ioA ''
Mary l.. Llora Of the former place
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants OF the public aud in order to prevent nhserupu
lous dealers from palming off inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GoLD PRSs, / shall hereafter
sylL NO GOODS At WHoLgsALs srespiinS only to duly
Amounted aud Authorized gonts. to whom Certin-
cate Of such Agencywill be given. and who alone shan
be able to sell the MORTON Pens in that city or village
70 my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at NY published ana
well known prices.
Jewellers or Satoners Will IN all cases' DO pre'ofr'h
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms Tor Agency viii be stated upon
appieatIon. by letter or Otherwise
Where no Agency Ia established those wishing 'he
MORTON Pgx must send to my store. where prompt
attention will be- given TO their orders.
A Circular. with fac-simile Engfsvings OF all sizes
prces will be sent to any one receipt Of letter
postage NJ. w.,
Address A. MORTON. No. 23 MsIden'iane' Ns">h ora
Dated New.York, Nov. /. 1903.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
LETTER FROM YaRLAND.

nt Quecnstown-The Powerosrs
An Irish Crone-Oa tI,, Nun,.
Arrested ON Suspicion OF Rciug q
Fenian-singuiar Evidence-A Pleas
ant Nights Lodging-sevep Days I'm.
Prisonment Queenstown -" Arbitrary
Arrests',- Surveillance,
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I,ute.t shin News.

ARRIVED. -
steamship Liberty Wilson. HavanA ath, at p IN, with
md.e and ps.,, Hafsons Co.
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Tup Ftyssr OvBRCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
colyIRY NJ Popular Prices. IA. -. -,
Y. BEoKAw No. 6sL Lafayette 'pi"s ana
No. "a FouLth.ave., otposlte cooper onioh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

To LEAD PEOPLE BY THE NosR, PLACE UNDER
sentative organ handkerchief peruned with PHALoss
NIGHT BLoonss CERKU They will thereby be led to the
just conclusion that its fragrance cannot be matched among
the sweet, Of the earth. Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

JEPPgRs. No. 573 BSoADWAY. 'a
The only place in the city where
r n,vsr Coon BosTs AND SheEs AND GsNfLEhhSs
'AIsn n.onypvn SIIpPyis can be had at low prices.
JgpTpas Ne. 573 BRoADvNf
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5perial Notices.
The WoodIawp Ceaprer

The Woodlawn Cemetery,
FOR THE clTY OF EEW-YORKAND VICINITY
This Cemetery sontsins three hsdred acres h civ
uaed on the line Of the Harlem Ralro-d at WoodSn Sta
on, six miles above Harlem Bridge and reached by rtered
by regular trains In thyhvs minute. from xen.y
sIths II is only two miles from King,bridge four mnc.
from McCobs Dam Bridge and four miles from Workers II
10 thus rendered easily accessible by carragss and by
The grounds ready FOR inermens FeI particulars may
be obtained the Office ofthe Cemetery Ne 50 East Twenty
'iTtst (opposite the Harlem Railroad otScel Istbs
Lodges on the grounds.
TRUsrEBs:
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, Presidents
ABSALoM PETERS, Vice. .Presiaso.
LOCUS HOPKINS. Treasurer
JAMES D. SMITH, Secretary
Caleb b. Kneysl. Hugh n Camp. Horace r Clara
David Hosdley, Benz w. Bouney, chates Crazy
Augustus scheI, Samuel B. Parsons, ..
WILLIAM CLIFF. Contr oler.
Office. No. 80 East Twenty -si1th-st.
Nouce-Union General Co,nmiitee.->s resslar
meeting Of this Committee viii be held at hesdquartes
Nov. 49, 1865. at ~ O'Clock. JAMES KELLY frssident
Henri - IL Il hTELAr' Secretaries
Notice-Executive Committee Union General
held headqua Broadway and Twenty trdst. on
THURSDAY EVENING; NSy 70, 1852 a e,elock ok.,.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, President
Han Henry 8 u Iir IHgEtAT' Secretaries. ......
A Devotional singing Meeting viii be held THIS
CNednesdsyj EVENING at o'clock at the hoona o. the
New-YoIk Young Mems Christian Association No. lel rl,th
and No. s3 Broadway All young persons are hsaea
Carpenters, Union No. A Public Meeting viii be
held at tnrr Hall Eighth-sve aud igh,eenbst WEDNEs
DAY EVENING Nov. Is Subject; Eight u Hour: DAYS
W9r&" Au lnteIe.tsd' ana ,yM psiIorF Pr.sidsnt
JOHN q. BULBr, Cor Sec.
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GREENF-fOEFIcIAI-l
RICHMONDNlOrr1ciA1.i'

The County Canvassers OF tLls County decline 10
give the official vote until they include the soldiers
yote in their returns. The following understood TO
b. fheii oflcinl vote as far as II cnps.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SrNAroR-Xih Dist.

Ulsier--Pierce.. 579 Chambers. s 955 rs
GTeene--Pieree %, 5sS Chambers. .......3Ol2
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SrIcnR nr Az OLn C1r1zrN Ia


ATTEMPT TO ROB CHURCH.-Between 3
and o'clock yesterday morning officer Of the Forty
sixth Precinct noticed two men making an effort to
enter st. Mary Church. corner Of Remsen and Leon.
ard ss +. d.. through side window, but they became
alarmed at the officers approach and fled. and although
the officer pursued, he failed TO oyertake them.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11

Isaac SMITH is the Union candidate in Polk
county to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Capt. Lafollet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21
CONGREGATIONAL.

In THE HOUSE yesterday after our report
closed
The anendatory loan bill (which was under
consideration of the Committee OF the Whole
on the state the Union) was considerably de-
bated and amended, and finally passed in the
following form:
Be 1t enacted, de-, That in lieu OF any bonds
authorized to be issued by the first section OF
the act entitled can act to provide ways and
approved June 80, 1864, that may remain un-
sold at the date of this act, the Secretary of
the Treasury may issue, under authority or
said act, Treasury notes of the description and
character authorized by the second section OF
said act: Prorided, That the whole amount OF
bonds authorized as aforesaid, and Treasury
notes issued and to be issued in lieu thereof,
shall not exceed the SUN of tour hundred mil
lions OF dollars, and such Treasury notes may
be disposed of for lawful money, or for any
other Treasury notes or certificates of indebt-
any previous act Of Congress; and such notes
shall be exempt from taxation by or under
State or municipal authority
Sec. =. That any bonds known as five-twen-
ties, issued under the act of F. bruary 25, 1862,
remaining unsold, to an amount not exceeding
four millions of<dollars, may be disposed OF by
the Secretary OF the Treasury in the United
States, or if he shall find it expedient. in Ea-
rope, at any time, on such terms as he NAV
deem advisable: Provided, That this act shall
not be so construed as to give any authority
form, beyond the balance unissued OF the
amount authorized by the second section Of the
act to which this is an amendment.
The House took up and passed the post Office
appropriation bill.
Adjourned till Monday.
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OFFICIAL.
The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec 81, 1854.
Veterans desiring to enlist In the 1st Army
Corps, should report in person at the office OF
Col. O. F. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot Washington, ID. Q.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist in the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
erpment a bounty Of $500 as soon as they are
m mustered in, and, in addition, the regular in
stalments from the Government, in proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows: 500 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
ment; $500 for two Years service, ne-third on
enlistment; 5000 for three years. service, one
third on enlistment.
They will be credited to the quota Of the
district in which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties.
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Washin gton by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will he furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Han cock :-15S
street. between 10Th and Goth streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination of
Officers :-Brigadier General John Il. Brooke,
president, 1873 G street. between 10th and Goth
streets
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.tf Assistant Adlutant General.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM EUROPE,


Case Of the Canada Raiders-President
Lincoln's Policy Approved-Gen. Sher-
man Highly Praised.
NEW YORK, January 20.-The steamship
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool, has ar
rived.
The political news is unimportant.
There was great satisfaction at President Lin
coins disapproval of Gen. Dix's orders, rela.
tive to the pursuit OF raiders into Canada. The
press compliments Mr.. Lincoln for his prompt
ness.
Napoleon made very pacific speech at his
New Years reception.
The London Times is very much inclined TO
sympathize with the Federals in the matter
of the St. Albans raiders. It maintains that
the authorities ought to have taken the
risk and responsibility Of OBTAINING the raiders
till warrant was signed by the Governor
General.
The war news has further depressed the
rebel loan to SO, fall Of ten per cent. in a
week.
The Times says Sherman's skill and daring
are rewarded with brilliant success, and the
vast victory must raise the spirit of the Federals
and confirm them in the belief that throughout
the South they have no enemy capable of op
posing their chief armies.
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Latest Rebel Enterprise-A New Pira,

Latest Rebel Enterprise-A New Pirate
and a Rev Port.
The following letter from our consul at Ha-
vana, gives some highly important informa.
ton:
UNITED STATES CONSULATE GENERAL, Ha-
vana, January 9, 1S65.-Simeon Draper, Esq &,
Collector of The port Of New York :-Sr-Ths
steamer Coquette sailed from this port on
Thursday last, the 5th instant. From infor-
nation communicated to me yesterday, 1 be-
lieve she has gone to one of the Keys called
"Cayo de SAL" about fifty miles northeasterly
of Cardenas, to be fitted up as a piratical
cruiser. 1t will be well to warn masters OF
vessels sailing from your port to be on their
guard against her.
She is about two hundred and twenty-five
feet long, has two smoke stacks, lays low in
the water, and is painted light color-almost
white.
The secessionists here are making efforts to
stake out the harbor OF St. Marks, on the west
ern coast Of Florida, as q new port for block
ade runners, SO that they may enter with
steamers in the night time.
l am. very respectfully, your obedient SER
servant, WIN. T. MINER,
United States Consul General at Havana.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
nPPICE RALTIM0RE & OHIO RR. co.,
~ WASHINGTON, December Is, 1854
~ III - 60 80

n M - - E5sssEsE;ssssssa5ss - - -
On and sfs,r Sunday December Is. 1854. P.ssen-
ssnS sn II Trains between Washington and Baltimore
WIN aTFAISs MOVING NORTH.
RfsBt RG TRAiaNLesvs Washinstont t ST. n a. Z.
Arrive st Baltimore 500 AM
psess ss 2INEW NEW YsRk 4 PHILADELfEIA Ex. Z,
phiisd siphl1 20 P NJ, New YSrk $50 P. N. No
No. a-BaLTIMORE Il WESTERN TRAIN
Leave WsshEn S:I5 A. M. stopping at way
stations, connect ing at Relay With the Mail Train
Tor the " est, and reaching Baltimore At 1000
No 4-NEw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Ieave Wash
fngton $40 A. N. Arrive at Baltimore at 12:45
N. Ps:ladelphia 5:37 P. NJ, Ns- York 1000
No. .f-BALTIMoRg TRAIN AND WAY STA
TlGNs-3esve Washington 800 P. NJ, connect
inc st'Helay with Frederick train. Arrive at Bal
No. 6-BALrIMe RE CoMwUTATIoN AND
rnbsADELpHIA TRAIN-Lesve Wsshing gton
trsiu stops ~ B'atensburg, Beltsvile. Laurel and
ANNAPOLIS Junction only.
PRESS TRAIN-Le.ve Washington SOC P. N.
ne Yok Ps
and west. No Philsdelshia or Baltimore tickets
No. s-BALTIMoRE& & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washln gton o:io P. NJ. snd arrive at Baiti-
No. 9-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
P M; stopping ~ Relay House for Western passen.
gers TO take ETpress Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Psrkersburg and all points in the West Reaches
New York at 6:l5 An.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the S:I5 A. n. and the 3 and 4:30 P. NJ. from
Washing gton. no trains TO or from Annapolis
eupdaY.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
FOR passengers Sunday are the 81 ID aud i1:13
A. NJ and ?. Ii. for Baltimore, aud 1:3O p. n.
for BaItir1or philadelphia, and the West, and
the P, N. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West, as we'll as to
Philad el phfa, New York, Boston, can be had at
It Station Ticket Office at all hours in The day,
we'll as gt Office in the American Telegraph
Builcing, Pennsylvania avenue, betweea 41a and
eth streets.
BkGGAG Z will be checked at all hoprs.-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
II . de parture of The trsins. 49, go
ALI pass EN- GERS. Y he ther soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested te respect the
rpIss of the Line, established for the general al
vantage such as the keeping of one or more cars
sTcrsivpy for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smokers
~sYs ana also to make cheerful onplis1ce
18th the decisions of the agents or conductors
ia regard to their seats tickets, ETC.. especially In
the hurry of starting the trains.
W p. SMITH, Master OF Trsnsportas1on.
T. N COI r. General Ticket Agent dec 20
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THE PUBLICATION OF INCOME LIsTs.-It
will be seen by the following note from the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue that the
publication Of the income lists from the As
SCISSORS books is not forbidden by the law:
"TRBAsURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Internal
Repenue, Washington, Jan. IL, ls65.-SIr: Your
telegram is received. You are not obliged to
give lists Of assessments; but the law requires
you to allow your lists to be inspected or ex-
amined by such persons as may wish TO do So.
Ii any one chooses to copy your list you cannot
prevent it and If he thinks proper to publish il
he may do so on his own responsibility. You
do your duty in keeping your lists open for in
spectIon. The use which he may make of the
privilege is -xnbject tor himself to consider.
Very respectfully,
s'JOREPH ]. LEWIS, Commissioner
Homer franklin, Esq, Assessor, Ninth dis
trict, New York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21

SThere was a rumor on the James a few
days ago that there Were ten feet of water in
the Butch Gap Canal. TN investigation it
was found that there were only ten inches.
SA bill extending State bounties to Gen
Hancock's corps passed the House OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature on Thursday.
nTCharles Keever, charged with the horri
Bile murder of the Roosa family, in Lebanon
county, has been discharged, rhe evidence. al.
though circumsantial, not being Sufficient to
hold him.
~ JOHN Pugh, who was convicted of mur.
der in the second degree, at Springfield, Ohio.
on Thursday, and was confined In Jail oawait
sentence, escaped few hours after his con.
vjctjon by dressing in bis wife's clothes.