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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

LABOR IN BUCKINGHAM.-Th farmers of
buckingham county held a meeting some DAYS
ago, in which they pledged themselves under
40 circumstances to reEt lands TO freedmen:
but gave each the privilege of allowing freed
men portion of the crops in lieu of wages;
the proprietor, however, retaining entire and
exclusive control of the premises. 1t will be
considered by them right and proper for every
farmer to employ freedmen, without reference
to the claims of former owners, but it is sug-
grst"d that in all cases certificates of good
character be required from those parties The
meeting was influenced by no unkind feelings
towards the freedmen, but announced under
resolution, mat II was simply DESTROYS of estab-
nShlhg such regulations as will render him
available as a laboTer-RtchmORd ENQUIRER
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Affairs In Georgetown.

CANAL.-Arrived-B Seneca sundri,'s "a
Benjamin Darby; Misty Frances, limestone 70
Cooley Il Rheem; Mary T.. Smith, do. 20 MS
ket: T. Hutchins, light, and twenty three boats
with coal. consigned 20 American Co, $40 S
tons: Central Co, ABS tons. Cumberland Co ,
s76.l6 tons; New Hope Co. no tons. Departed 49,
VI. A. Moore, salt and oysters TO Cumberland:
NJ. Sanford, salt TO hft-lock No. So; Seneca
merchandise to Seneca and fourteen boats
light
PORT or -Entered-Sc hOoner
Annie Bell. Prindle. from New York
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-There are no
receipts of flour and grain reported to-day
Market steady and holders firm At last quo
tations. The weather is unfavorable for out
door transactions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

RUFFIASIsM-Aboutl II n O'Clock this morn
ing. two sergeants of the Marine Corps were
attacked, on 18th street, near T., by three men.
One of the sergeants was knocked down, and
The other succeeded in escaping with the loss of
his hat. Officer Robinson was near al the time
and arrived at the spot in time TO catch one OF
the rnfhans in the act of beating the fallen SER
seanI, who was lying on his back in the gutter.
He turned ont TO be Michael Quinn, rough
well known TO the police, and lately from the
workhouse. Justice Morsell, being unable to
get the testimony of the assaulted party, who
bad gone to the barracks, fined Quinn 50 for
disorderly conduct and ordered him 10 he
locked mp until the fine is paid, or the prisoner
sent TO the workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

SALE OF VALLEY PROPERTY.-The beautiful
farm in Shenandoah county, lately owned by
the heirs of VIM. Steenberger, deceased, was
sold few days ago to John G.. Meem, OF
Lynchburg, for S24,OOO in SPECIE or Ss4 per
acre, the farm consisting of 2s7 acres. The
terms are one-third cash, the balance in six
and twelve months. Mr.. Meem owns about
1910 acres in the same section The town
properly. in the public square Of Harrison
burg, owned by J. Leowenbach, has been sold
to Peter Wright, of Hagerstown, Md, for S. 15U
IN currency. half cash, the balance in one and
TWO years, with interest. The purchaser is a
candy manufacturer, and will carry on the
business on the premises. Samuel Franks
farm in Rockbridge, three miles northwest OF
Er'dgewater, ha, been sold to Samuel Cline of
Augusta, for $4,000, half cash. The farm con-
talnS 2JU acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

The INQUEST This morning, Coroner
Woodward held an inquest in view of the bod
of George +. Simonds, colored, who was shot
in Murder Bay last Sunday night and died this
morning. From the evidence il appeared that
Virginia Sharp and deceased had been Iiying
together as man and wife, and on Sunday
night Virginia Sharp attempted to go into a
narrow alley leading into her lodging room,
when colored man named David Lucas OBJ =
stucted the way. Deceased told Lucas TO
move and let her in; Lucas refused, and de-
ceased said he would move him; Lucas struck
tol and fired, the ball taking effect about the
center of deceased's body, and about two in ches
below the navel, passing down to the right
hip. The jury find that ,he deceased came 10
his death by a pistol shot fired by David Lucas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

TEE COMING CONGEEss-None of the Con-
gTessional delegations from rebel States have
Get arrived All the Northern delegations will
be iull except that of Pennsylvania, where in
The 10th Cor Gettysburg) district, owing to a
contest, no certificate given TO either of the
Candidates. A. H. Coffroth DEMOCRACY is elected
on The nome vote, and w. III. KoanZ (Repub-
Icahl IS erected by the soldiers vote. Neither
Will be entered on the roll and the ouestion
VIII 20 to the regular Committee on Elections
4 mere are six other cases OF contested elections
bnt IN all OF the others one of the parties has a
certificate from the Governor of his State Rut
lew members arrived to-day
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE SCOTIA.
The Gillian Trouble-Joint r cmonstrane

The Gillian Trouble-JOint Remembrance
Proposed to Spain on the part of England
France. and the United States.
INV YORK, Nov. 2g-The steamer Scotia
with Liverpool advices to the 18th inst, has
arrived.
The Shenandoah will probably sail from
Liverpool on the 22d for New York
FRlDAY.-Consols, for money, s9aS9I: 5-2O's
g. 2 aGi
DEMONSTRATIONS active, Mt easier rates:
Wheat, bare and dull at n decline: Corn de-
cliTed Cd, sales AZ Sod, and Sid for mixed
1 he Spanish aggression in Chilli occupied
the attention of the European press. A men,
orlal Of influential men at meeting held in
Liverpool to Earl Clarendon asking thai
prompt action be taken for the protec lion of
British vessels in British interests in Chilli
The London Times proposes that France,
England, and the United States should Jointly
issue a remonstrance against Spain, which ii
thinks would be sufficient to check her present
career.
The Liverpool merchants waited upon Earl
clarendon in regard to the CHILEAN trout les.
The interview was very satisfactory, aud there
is every reason TO hope the Government will
take meas urps in regard to the matter.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, STANDARDIZATION has declined
4akd. over the circular quotations. Sales to-
DAY, lhIOO bales. Breadstufs steady. Pro-
VISIONS unsettled. Lard firm.
LONDON, Saturday.-Five-twentIe 49,. a6A.
Corsols, S9A aSe%.
The ship Adam Carr. from st David's for
Charleston, which put into Yarmouth, has
been surveyed and condemned .r-Is,F s1syy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

DECREE OF DIvORCE-Yesterday. Judge
Fisher, in the Equity Court, granted 4 divorce
TO Julia 4. Kennedy from the bonds of matri-
mony with John Z. Kennedy. with power 10
assume her maiden name of Poole. and that the
respondent pay the complainant SlU0 per an
mum for ten years. The petition, filed June
%, 1e65, sets forth that she is a native of Fair
fax county, Va; that she married the respond
ent on the 27th of April, 1855, in Georgetow
being then In her twentieth year; that her hus-
band lived with her but six weeks, and when
be left her he declared that he had married her
10 spite her father; that he has refused to take
her TO himself: that he has committed adultery
&c The evidence was taken before w. r.
Woodward, examiner, Mr. ID. A. Burr appear
ing for the complainant, no appearance being
made by the respondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
From the late Auction Sales in New York.

We were pretent last week at the closing sale. OF
the sea,on of Messrs. Bernard HUTTON and
l.. and b. CURTIs CO., and secured some Of tbs
the best bargains in
FRENCH MERINOs,
FRENCH FoPLINs, REPPS.
PARIS ARMURES,
EMPRESS CLOTH,
EPANGLINES,
BRIGHT PoPLIN PLAIDs,
CLAN PLAIDS,
PLAIN MOUSsELAINs,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS,
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS,
SPLENDID BLACK SILK vELyETs.
MORE ANTIQUES
in Browns, Purple, Blues, Green, White, Pink
Blue and Lemon, all beautiful shades and
VERY CHEAP.
JOS. J. MAY & co,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
no 29-2tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

PEEsONAL.-G. TOchman, formerly known
here as major Tochman," and who "yent
South" on the outbreak of the rebellion, is
figuring now in the Richmond papers in ap--
peals for aid in sending Louisiana rebel SOL
diers and their families home 10 New Orleans
'''Ihe Richmond papers are intensely dis
fUsted with the spread to that city of the Miss
Harris man killing mania, as developed by the
Kirby murder. The Wig devotes a column
OF caustic editorial to the " man women of the
Gay. 49, orth seelng-the picture in Hudson
TaylOr's window, Flaming the Sbreyy y
- sam Glenn. the "persecuted Dutchman.r
has taken three-years' lease of the Richmond
Iheater, and opens IL Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

toR kENT-Four desirable front ROOMS, IN
. ia.bthed, on car route; suited 10 q email fsmi-
~ Iur bonsekeepiug. Apply at Large Frame Cot
quired. ' No % as
SUITABLE FOR H0UsEKEEPISG -parlors
- Dining Room, Kitchen. and four Cbambers ali
nicely furnished, furnace aud hot ami ~oIJ ~r.,sr
tas Hc' would suit member of Congress - a
gentleman and family soJourning here for the uin-
ter; or separate rooms for rent. Address BY 81
Star Once. M % ~
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WHITE HpUSE

There was large crowd of visitors at the
Executive Mansion to-day, among them Gen
erals Hancock and Rousseau, Senators Doo-
little and Trumbull, and Hon. Horace Nav
nard, of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS EXCHANGE
IN NORFOLK.-The Merchants and NJ clani -
Exchange of Norfolk, Va, killed off by the
war, has been recognized lately, and co n
mendable interest is displayed in the affair by
the people of that city. The Norfolk Day Book
In reciting the advantages arising from such an
institution, says that through the well directed
energy OF the old Exchange, the receipts of
Gotten during the last year of Its existence,
were over FIVE hundred per cent. greater than
on the first year of g. ganization, and the in
crease in the receipts of other staples were
equally gratifying. This fact worthy the
attention OF the people of Washington.
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THE rRErpMEN IN NORTH CAROLINA

Official returns received at the Freedmen
Bureau show that of the 10000 negroes sent
down Cape Fear river in March, 1865, to Will
mington, by General Sherman, 1900 died from
Eth March TO 3Ist of May, for the want OF
medical attention, which it was impossible TO
afford them at the time. Since the establish
ment of the medical department of the Freed
mems Bureau in North Carolina, the NOR
tally among the freedmen has greatly de-
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Guupowder ExpIosiou.

PHILADrIPHIA, Nov. CAN explosion OF
gunpow der at Evans Gun Store, on the corner
of I'd and South streets, occurred this morning,
nearly destroying the building and shaking the
adjoining house. James l.. Evans and VIM.
Brausen were severely injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
RELEASE OF DESERTERS

The War Department has issued an order
directing the immediate release from conffne-
ment of all enlisted men convicted of deserving
by court-martial. Under this order quite a
number were released yesterday from the Old
Capitol and Fort Whipple, near Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

In THE WRONG BoX.-Last evening while
Justice Walter was engaged in hearing a case
At IN" Fourth Ward station, n drunken soldier
appeared and inquired, Whats the charge -
The justice invited him up to the bar and
informed him that the charge is that you
are drunk, and if you do not hasten to your
quarters L Will order you TO be locked up for
forty eight hours" This was enough for the
soldier, who turned right about and thanking
The justice made tracks for camp.
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MUSTERED Oct.

Orders just promulgated from the War De-
partment direct the muster out of about ten
thousand more volunteer troops, consisting of
infantry, cavalry, and artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

~ The W ilmington, N. G., Dispatch contains
the proceedings Of a meeting held there ON
wednesday, in behalf of the late Attorney Cen
eral OF the Rebel States, the Hon. George
DAVIS, now confined in Fort Lafayette. The
meeting was in response to a call from the
mayor, John Dawson, Esq. Resolutions were
passed asking the President to release him MIR
Davis Is citizen of Wilmington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

ARRIVAL OF THE SOMERs ET-Yesterday
afternoon the steamer Somerset, of the new
Balumore and steamship line arrived in BATH
more on her return from her first trip. There
Nas large crowd OF passengers, aud an i'm
mense quantity of freight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

DEAD-Colonel John Avery, one of the
largest land holders in Virginia, died in Prince
Georges county, Virginia, on Sunday He
owned over nine thousand acres of land In that
county and Surry-the adjoining one He was
eighty-two years old
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GENERAL FULLERTON

This officer, who was Acting Assistant Com
missioner of Freedmen for Louisiana, arrived
here this morning, having been relieved by
Gen. Baird. Gen. Fullerton will be assigned
TO duty at Gen. Towards headquarters, prob
ably as chief OF staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

GRAND LARGENY.-Last night, al 9 o'clock
John Clancy was arrested by officer HoI-
brook, on a charge of stealing 500 from NJ p
Taylor. This morning the prisoner had
hearing before Justice Morsell, when 1t ap-
reared in evidence and by the prisoners state
m"nt that they met ar Essex's restaurant
where they engaged in playing cards for drinks
From there they went to various restaurants
and had liquors; and finally Clancy got s3i
from TAYLOR. but returned him Sli as charity
Justice Morsell sent Clancy to Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

TIE EIGHT-HOUR MovEMENT.-A meeting
of the workingmen of Portsmouth, Va, was
held on Friday night last To agitate the eight
hour system. An eight league was formed
and a series of resolutions adopted. one of
which pledged the members not to support for
office those not in favor of the eight-hour sys-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.


The counterfeiting of the issues Of the Treas
nry Department has received q sharp check,
which, ii Is believed, will result in putting a
stop to the operations of the gang and the cap
fure Of the guilty parties concerned The Sc
cretService Division of the Department. which
Is under the jurisdiction of Hon. l.. Jordan,
Solicitor Of the Treasury, has during the Pc
riod from the first to the 23d of November
arrested twenty notorious counterfeiters, who
have been among the most extensive operators
in the country large amount of legal tender
notes was also captured, together with a num-
her of plates, including one which counter
felt coupons of five hundred dollar ten forty
bonds were printed. They were put in circu-
lation some months ago, and were only detected
by the rough manner of printing and finishing.
The plate was found in a wall in the aqueduct,
near New York. 1t is almost perfect imita-
tion Of the genuine, and was owned by Jerry
Cowdon, who was arrested for counterfeting
the fifty cent currency. Five dollar legal ten
der notes have been elected, and are known to
have been made in indianapolis, Indiana. This
new counterfeit can be known by it's dark APP
pearance and general clumsy execution of the
Goddess of Liberty the left end The red
seal of the Treasury is the best one yet made
by counterfeiters.
The chief of the secret service division, Mr..
w. p Wood, reports that lead impressions
were taken from the plates of the 500 COM
pound interest notes, by certain printers en-
ployed in the printing division of the Treasury,
from which steel plates were made for printing
the counterfeits. The statement telegraphed
from Washington that Mr.. Wood had said that
q plate had been distracted from Mr.. S NJ
Clark's division, and that he (Mr. Wood
could prove it if allowed TO do SO, is emphat-
ically denied. Mr.. Wood expresses much
qualification at the jealous cooperation of Mr.
Clark in the efforts to ferret out the parties
implicated in counterfeiting, and states that to
MIR. Clark's assistance is due much of the sue
cess which has attended the operations of the
secret service division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
OLD CAPITOL PRISON.

The highest number Of prisoners in the Old
Capitol at any one esime during the rebellion
was 1.Ooi but according to the official returns
to-day there are but eleven confined there now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

THE Cutting CAsE-The case of Eliza Jack
son. charged with cutting Elizabeth Gibson
with n razor, and VIM. Dant and VIM. Sorrell
as accessories, was taken up by Justice Nor
q sell this morning. The defense produced no
evidence 10 contradict the testimony of the
prosecution. which was reported substantially
in Yesterdays Star. Justice MorsPll held Eliza
.IacIson and VIM. Sorrell and VIM. Dant to
bail for court. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEXICO.
Nothing more heard from the Matamo ras
Eesie.ing Force.

Besiesing Force.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-The matamoras
Rdnchero of he 18th inst, says: '.Nothing more
has been heard from the besIeging force"
The Rnnchero reports that a Federal paymas-
ter was recently murdered by Cortinas' forces
above Brownsville, who fled with S35,OOO into
Mexico.
The same paper also says the amnesty pro-
posed by the Emperor has been accepted by
some of the leaders of the opposition on tue L 10
Grande.
Telegraph lines will be Immediately extend
ed from Mexico to Guanascuato, Tampico and
Ma'amoras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

QUARTERNAsTER's SALE.-On Monday sales
were made of public buildings belonging to the
Guariermaster's Department at Forts Lyon
and Farnsworth. Fort Lyon is located on
Mount Eagle. southwest from Alexandria, and
: on the land owned by Mr. Ballenger, U. w.
raTksr. Peter Pullman and Mrs. Harrison.
Fort FaTnsworth is located on Mount Eagle,
two miles from Alexandra, and forms par: of
the southern line of defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29

SAFE PosTPoNED.-The sale of railroad ma
terial advertised by Colonel II. L. Robinson to
take place at Alexandria on December 4th,
has been postponed 10 December 18th. A large
quantity of lumber, the contents of machine
and blacksmiths' shops, and a variety of ma
terial of value to railroad companies, is to be
sold
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10y NAGLE & CO, Auctioneers.

Will be sold. on SATURDAY, December 2. at IL
O'clock, the StO,k and Fixtures Of Restaurant and
Club House, situated on 10Th street, one door sou
OF pennsylvania avenue, No. 4q3.
The stock consists Of Bar and Oyster Counter,
steam Table, Bar Glass, Beer Pump, Bar room
stove, Club room Furniture, Coca Mating, Oil
Cloth. trockeTy in pantry, large Cooking Stove
and fixtures. The house has never vet been open
10 the public, &c. &c. Being newly fitted up Ia Of
f-rs great inducements TO purchasers. IL Will be
cold in one lot. Rent OF building S75 per month.
Sale positive. Terns cash 20 St
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CARRIAGES

4 'ARRlAGES. CARRIAGES
" CARRIAGES
On hand large assortment of and second
hand CARRIAGES, of my own make. 6eR9
which Will be sold at reasonable rates. SSTtEE
All Nork sold warranted to be as repre- wv
stnted Also. first class heavy and light Grocery
and Express Wagons. Carriag. taken on storage
Repairing promptly attended to
ROBERT ii. GRAHAM, 400 Pa av
no 1o-sts near a, ST and ara street
flSSOLUTION This is to give notice that the
- undersigned carry ing on the Tin, Sheet Iron
Copper, and Stove business, under the name OF and
tn,T n as tie frm of BERRY & FREY, have this
day dissolved CO partnership by mutual consent
All persons infehted TO the above firm or haying
claims against the same, will call and settle the
sane with W. o. BERRY. No. 4S7 7th street west
Washington, d. C., Nov. 1865.
noc93t. f FREY
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DIsNIssED.-tieorge w. Lancaster and John
Reed, coiored, arrested yesterday BY officer
Clements. on suspicion Of larceny, were before
Justice Walter, and were dismissed on this
charge. but Reed having pistol in his possess
sion, he was fired $40 for carrying concealed
weapons, and Lancaster S. for being disor-
DERBY.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, 1uctiOneer..

ATCTios SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
On MONDAY, the frh day Of December next, at q
O'Clock p m in front of the premises, Lot Is, in
Suusre 23s having 10 feet inches front, by good
depth, with the improvements.
Terms One half cash; balance sns II months
secur. bv a coed Of e. ust on the premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the pHrchaser.
S5a down when sold
no ?9-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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COMMITTED FOR CoURT-Yesterday after.
noon, Mary Till, the colored servant in the
family of Mr.. Patrick bowel. arrested on the
charge of attempting to poison the family of
Mr.. powell, was before Justice Walter, aud
afieri hearing, was fully committed for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
ISl w. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
AZ Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 La. ay., between 9th and 10th SITS


SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES &C
On SATURDAY MORNING. december ?, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock at the Bazaar. will be sold
A large number Of Harness Work and saddle
HORSES.
including q large numher of very desirable Car
rage. Harness and Saddle Horses. A full de-
scIiptiOn at sale.
soriel Mare, seven years old. of splendid style
and action; works well In single or deuhle har-
ness. anc goes finely under the saddle.
A fine Saddle and Bride nearly new
pair of EXCEL mt work Mules, Wagon and Hsr-
ness.
ALSO.
A large collection OF desirable and second
hand Carriages; BHggies. Bockaways, press
Wagons, and other vehicles.
large collection Of new and second hand Har-
ness, &c.
Also.
very superior Family Carriage
New Family Carriages.
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular safes the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday, without regard 20 the
weather. ~ 49,
Carriages and Harness always at private sale
no ~ W. l. WALL q 60 Aucts
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Steamer Scotia SlgnalIed.

SANDY HOOK, 10 A. NJ, November 29.-The
steamship Scotia, two days later from Europe,
has been signalled.
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SEcoND WARD STATION 1CAsRs. Albert
Richm ono, swindhng 2; dismissed. George O.
Richardson, drunk and disorderiy; ca John
Clancy grand larceny: for hearing Michael
Quinn, disordeTly; 81.
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!, !, Now York MarL.is.

| -. an New York Markets. fll.I--Ils : h
NEw YORK, Nov. 2a.-Oottos, Flour and
wheat dull. Corn quiet Beef steady. Pork
unsettled. Lard dull and nominal, whisky
dull.