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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
PICTURE FRAMES, 90.
n Il. GARRATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE,
NO. III MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE

AThs subssrlber TO the citizens q Whining
ton and vicinity that he still eontinusa 10 keep
ly hand all kinds Of Prints and HnErAVinas squsro
and Oval frAmea; also, CIT, Rosewood and Walnut
MoudngH, which he will dispose Of on the most
able terms Picture RrAmss aud Mirrors Ads to order
and finished In style to suit the TASTE at ths Lowest
pree Framing done 70 order In the most style
Al low prses He Invites the particular Rttsatioa OF
the public 70 his elegant assortment Of all kinds Of Pie
tu e. which he will sell on accommodating terms All
kndg Of Horns polished and ornAmented In the most
tastaful mannss Give hin sa bsfsss PaaahaenE siss
WhesS oeo1'eA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
GEORGE G0UBRT,
No. 10 8. Ath street.
P. W. &B. R II. Co.,

P. W. b. R II. Co,
WILMINGTON, Oct. 20th, 1864.
Aeitrs A. Aften Co Agents for Dr. Mishsrs Medicine
ST. have been subject for time 10 severe
ehills and fever and was advised try your medicine
did 90. and In justce to you 1t cured entirely.
be found at the above place any time during the day
to give any Information that may be desired ln Vcr Of
your valuable medicine.
Yours truly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

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This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the hast
article known for curing the CATARRH C0LD IN ruR
and HRADAoHE, 1t has been found an excellent remedy
In many easesof scRR RYEs DRAPERss has re
~ IL and HEARING has often been greatly improved By
II is fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
70 the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the Head
The sensations after using II delightful and nyigora
Ing II opens and purses out all obsructions strength
ems the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale and use Of Dr. MARsHALL's CArARRH AMI uR4n
AoHR sAUPI, has proved It's great value for ali the com
mon diseases OF the head, and at this moment 1t
higher than before,
II Is recommended by many Of the best physieiaps
where. WY
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUg-
GI5Ts IN 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been ae.
9uAnteu with DR. MARsHALL's CArARRH AND HEADACHE
bEuPP and sold II In Wholesale trade cheerfuly
STATE that we believe Il to be equa In every respect 10
tue recommendations given Of 1t for the cure of Cnarrh
Al Affections, and that Il is decidedly the best article we
nave ever known for all common diseases Of the head
Burr Perry, Boston. Barnes Parke New York
Reed, Austin Co., A. B. 4 d. sands t
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heea Guter Co., Israel Minor Co,
sem sem W. fowle, MeKesson Il Robbins
mileon, FAlr1Ank Co. Z" A. H. ScOVill & Co.
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II. II. Hay, Portland, Me. Bush & Gale,
For SAFE oy all Druggists Tar IL. dec20-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
JOHN FAUST.

WLHIEaFoN, Oct LIST, 1866.
TO Messrs. A. Aitken & Co. agents for Dr. Mishier',
Bfters.
BRs;-1 have been subject for years with that dread
full disease Dyspepsia, and have tried numerous msd
cnes with but little effect for the better was recon-
mended to try Mlahers celebrated medicine and most
truthfuly say that II has and is doing me good
than any medicine took, and believe eventually 1t
will entirely restore me. will be pleased TO give any
one hteted with this disease full account Of what this
great medicine has and il doing for me.
Respectfully,
GEORGE GoUERT,
No. 13 &. Ath street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
ARE RHooNNEEDfD BY MANY OF QUA
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
V'HE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. DR. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALyR

MRs d. FosTHR has sold hundreds boxes Of her ea
brated PILE AND BURN SALVE during fba isst
month"; and has effected in many Of the most stub
born oases II never falls to the Piles and will
take out IRE In ten minutes. She challenger the medical
fraternity 10 prsduee article containing equ,
properties.
PRICE 2S CENTS PER BOX
sold by Henry r. Drnghurst Market street bslovv an
b. heInAll, Market street below "a; and BrInghrr.
Co. sA'eh AHd haslst a,sr wAuaisston Dol, cSoif
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
] ITa8FanI auu ABFgaAbIel and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

. the dull heavy pains by diseases of the Head
he sensations after using 1t delightful and nyigora
ng II opens and purses out all obsiructlons strength
ms the glands, and gives healthy action 10 the parls
Evening star., 1866-10-18
New Publications..

Our OF THE DEPTHS. The story OF q
woman's Life. Pniiadelpnis: T. B. Peter
son Il Bros. For sale in this city by Jos Shil-
lington. This book has attracted considers BILE
attention from the bcldness with which II treats
certain social questions. The text taken by the
writer is from MISS MULCH ghout
the New and in many parts of the Old Testa-
ment runs one clear doctrine, namely, that any
sin, however great, being repented Of and for
saken, is by God, and ought to be by man, Alto
with"
The YANKEE IN CANADA. with Anti-sIavery
and Reform papers. BY Henry ID. Thoreau
Boston: Ticknor &c Fields. For sale In this
city by Hudson Taylor. The late Henry d.;
Thoreau was the modern Timon who built a
$40 shanty in Concord woods, lived upon be ans
and philosophical upon the hollowness Of the
world. The transcendentai folk cannot too
much admire Thoreau's extrayaRant attacks
upon Governments, religions, standing ar
mics, &c, DC, and there is certain racy fla
vor about his descriptive writing that m lakes
him readers among practical people Since his
death various scattered papers written by nim.
importance to pu ublish, are now issued under
the above title.
MoREToN HALL. Philadelphia: T. b. Peter.
son & Bros. For sale in this city by J. Shii-
linRton. A ghost story, by an anonymous
writer.
HELEN FORD. BY Horatio AIger, Jr. Lor-
ing, Boston. For sale ia this city by Hudson
Tayler. A sensation story of a forged will, a
poor seamstress, young painter, a5th avenue
millionaire, &c.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
To ADyERrISERS.
POLITICAL PREACHING.

We are glad 10 see that there are some di.
vines in the country who seem to have a real
izing sense that their mission on earth is to
preach the gospel pure and undefIed, and
disseminate Its benign precepts of peace and
charity, rather than 10 encourage dissensiou
by political harangues from the pulpit. How
ard Crosby, ID d., preached a very able ser.
mon Tuesday night in New York city, before
the New York and New Jersey Synod, upon
the abuses of preaching. 1t was, we are told
a mastery rebuke of the sins Of the pulpit, and
OF fpoliticsl preaching especially.
II may be going too far to say, as some do
that our late civil war was precipItated by
church divisions on political questions; but no
close observer can dispute the fact that much
OF the bitterness which characterized the strife
and rany OF the cruelist and most uncharita-
bic actions on either side, were the direct re-
suits Of political preaching One of the great
causes OF the success and growing prosperity
OF the Catholic church in this country Is the
fact that while that sect has been the object or
party action in this country, IL has never, as a
church, interfered with American politics.
With them, as with the Protestant Episcopal
denomination, there is no s.Church North and
"Cburch South,'' but while the members hold
diverse views upon political topics, in the
church they are as one man. Let other sects
follow this example, and in this country, at
least. let rs have practically what we now
held only theoretically, ''no union of Church
Evening star., 1866-10-18
AMOvE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

We are glad to know that there is now good
prospect for he establishment Of a permanen,
line Of steamers between the District cities and
New York. Satisfactory preliminary negotia-
tions for basis Of action have been made be-
tween prominent business men of New Ysyk
and the District cities, and the proper stems
entered upon fer pushing forward the project
The parties here concerned in the enterprise
have stipulated that the Management shall be
in District hands. which has been agreed to by
the New YoTk parties on condition that a ma
jority ofthe stock, $50 OOO shall be subscribed
here. This done, 1t is stipulated that the ma
Jority of the Board OF Directors, and Also the
Offices of President and Treasurer, shall be con.
trolled by the stockholders of the District
The capital is TO be Sl5O,OOO the shares s1c1
each. The principal bankers Of this city have
all taken an interest in the enterprise, ana a
canvass Of two hours times by lone. of our
active business men has secured a subscrintion
OF $4,000. 1t needs now nothing but a little
united effort upon the part of the business men
of the District TO make Il success or the eutsr.
prise an assured thing. 1t is a burning disgrace
that a community of 10000 inhabitants has no
steamer communication with New York. save
by canal boats, liable to interruption three
months of the year. With the management. Of
the affair confided to our OWE business men
the merchants and shippers of the District NAV
count upon having proper degree of accom-.
mediation afforded them: such as they have felt
the need OF ofheretofore. In every way the enter.
prise must prove advant ntageous to the people
of his District, and has a paramount claim
upon them for support.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
AFFAIRS In TENNEssRe

Brevet Brigadier General j. X Lewis. As.
sistant Commissioner for the F'reedmen's Bu-
reau for the State Of kentucky, has transmit
ted 10 Gen. Howard report Of the operations
OF the Bureau in that State for the quarter
ending September Both. Gen Lewis reports
that during July. August, and September SOC.
rations were issued to psi refugees and freed.
men. at cost of 1854. The number of ratious
issued in September was much larger than
usual, in order TO relieve the suffering capsed
by the cholera then prevailing. II is believed
that there Will be suficie har vest in the STATE
to supply the wants Of all: but i'm the TO wns
there Is a transient population OF freedmen
VINO nave no interest in the crops, who have
but little claim upon the local authorities and
who, III overtaken by sickness in the coming
winter, must suffer much destitntion Eighty
one schools for freedmen are in operation
having an attendance of $500 pupils There
have been no hospitals or dispensaries In
sutufed under the auspices Of the Bureau
during the quarter, the efforts Of the Bureau
agents having been directed towards securing
for the freedmen the equal beneft of such AID
as is rendered TO whites Neither the ci vii an
thorites nor private bene violence have done
much for the destitute sick, except at Memphis
where, under an arrangement between the
civil authorities and Gen. Fisk, much So,d
has been done in this respect The hospitaI
tor freedmen, which was put in the charge of
the civil authorities, has been well conduct
AT a cost to them OF over 9 Si,OOO per month Al
the last session of the county court the author
tiles appropriated SIS, GOO for the support of the
poor, irrespective of color.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
Affairs IN 6esrsesswn.

TRx WORK Oh THE AQukDucr.-The repair.
,s 1t me az aeoees Are Prosrsssins rapidly. aad
aqueduct VIII BE- ready for the reception OF
water by the time the repairs on the frst di
vision OF the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio canal are
completed. The workm n are not laying n
new bOttom In the trunk, but are layiag a
board covering over the old one. which they
deem 70 oe s1mcient for the purpose. Tue re-
with the aquedpct will soon be commenced.
probably this afternoon or 70 morrow morn
ing. except the footway, which will be per-
mit,ed TO remain in connection with iootway
on the aqueduct. The lessees Of the Alexan-
oria canal have very large number Of work
men employed on this work.
PETTY LARcRNIKs Robert s. Mills was Ar
rested last night by o1icers Martin ard Sher-
wood for the larceny OF rope from canal boatS
Sister Mollie and Mary Edwards He was
found by the ofncers in junk shsp, trying %
house. Justice Buckley committed hlm 10 iaI
fer court in each case.
fIGHTING.-This morning, Jacob Idttle ana
Shadrick Newman. colored sailors. were ar
rested by Ofcsr Mastin for fighting on the
wharf, and Selby Pride, colored. for disorder
ly conduct He was urging the others TO nght.
and standing by TO see fair play" Each OF
the prisoners WAS aimed with his sheath knife
q weapon which in q sailer's hands is as dan
gerous as the Arkansas tooth pick used 20 b.
with the Mississippi natboatmen. They were
locked up IN the station. house to await a hear
ing.
No CHOLERA Yeti was rumorsd IN
Washington this morning. that there were four
fatal cases Of cholera in cur town YESTERDAY
After iDQuiring OF persons wbe would be most
likely to know II any such cases had occurred
We came TO the conclusion that the rumor was
put In circulation for no good purpose The
Town is In as healthy condition a. ever a.
ihis season. and minors of cholera can only
cause unnecessary alarm.
The Doc SLAUGHTER.-Yesierda the DO
lice slaughtered sixteen dogs. 1t has come 70
the knowledge OF Lieut. Essex that a number
of persons have removed their dogs 20 the
country for a short while. 20 avoid paving the
corporation license, and he has determined that
the slaughter shall be continued the entire
year. in order to make those persons comply
with the law.
THE CANAL.-The news from the western
division satisfies the oficisls at this termin us
that all Is right except few washes that do
not interfere with the navigation The only
breaks are on the first division, and they are
being speedily repaired. The boats awaiting
the reopening OF the way have moved up above
the aq uecuct, and are ready 10 start as soon As
The completion Of the repairs Is announced
which Will be within the time two weeks
supposed 10 be required for the work IL no.
thing occurs 10 prevent n.
PORT OF GBoRGETOwN .-Entered-SchOoner
T. X. Vaughn, Howell master. from Boston.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

The Battle for Irish Independence to Com.
mence Before the Close Of the Present
Year. -. --. n II =
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Heaa- Centre Stephens
arrived in this city last evening. aud was
most cordially received by a delegation Of the
Fenian brotherhood, who escorted him to the
Southern Hotel. where he made a warlike
speech to an immense crowd OF Fenians
Mr.. Stephens declared that the battle for
Irish independence would commence before
the Close ofthe present year. New Years Dav
would md the irish people fighting on Irish
country.
The Head Centre was enthusiastically
cheered during the delivery OF hrs speech.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Oct ls.-First Board-U. S. reg.
istered, 1881, 1i2k; do, coupons. 49, 5-2O's,
registered, lC6s; 90. coupons, 1I4X: do, new,
HOS; 1910 s, registered, 100; do. coupons, 9s1,
7.30 6, lO6x, Ohio and Mississippi Ger Gates
32h; Canton. 55 Cumberland, 5s; Quicksil.
Yer, 56Y; Mariposa, 13K; New York Central,
11SH Ere, ,s2A; do preferred, ,S4 4; Hudson. I27 4
Reading, l15I; Michigan Central, lI64; Mich
iRan Southern, 90x; Illinois Central, 1866 +;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, s2K; Cleveland and
Toledo. 120K; Rock Island, IOsk; Northwes-
tern, ASH; do. preferred, TAX; Fort Wayne,
109a; Chicago and Alton, 111k: Alton and Ter.
re- haute, ~; Toledo and Wabash -; W. u.
Telegraph. =; Boston Water Power. =;
Pacific Mail, -; Atlantic Mail, Amer
ican gold, 3 p. m., liek.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
RY GBEEN 4 wILLIAns. A.cuoseen
TRUSTEuis SALT

BY virtue OF decree ef the supreme Court OF the
nisfr1Ct OF Columbia. passed in Ckancery eAu-S
No, I6l wherein samuel z. smoot, ct al are CON
plainepn. and John M furley et al, are defend
the "a day ef November. lSji ct Q clock D. {, , In
front OF the premises, part OF the north 70 feel
inches Of Lot Is and the south IL feet inches Of
Lot2j. OF the subdivision OF square No Ia7 having
airopt OF 80 feet the 80 feet alley in said Square
and extending back with tbat width about - feet
inches With the improvements. insisting of sew
erai frame tenements
The above property 10 situated on the 80 feet al
ley IN the rear OF 18th street vest, between and
d streets north.
bslaDce at and IL months. for which the notes #
the purchaser with security be approy "a b. the
Trustee, " i'll be taken bearing interest from the
day Of sale, and q lien retained on the premises
sold the purchaser to have the privilege or paving
:be full ount OF purchase moneyin cash IN be 60
desires. A payment Of $50 will be required Uhen
the property 10 knocked Off All convey ancine and
stamps at cost of purchaser
WM p MATrIMGLY, Trustee.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
&C IS 60 2w&ds

". hcSoihB CO.. Auctioneers.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF sUPE-
RIOk HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT THE
RESIDENCE OF JUDGE CHIPMAN No
40 OaTH sTREEr, BETWEEN AND p
On THU RSDAH MORkIN0. October 18th com
named rssidence, ell the excellent srni sure con
Mahogany and Walnut Hair-Cioth Parlor Fur,i.
fure, we'll sept
Mahogany large Whatnot
Marble top 8enter and Sofa Tables
Brussels ParloI Carpet, in good condition
A number OF Walnut and Mahegany Suits OF
Chamber Furniture, with and without
Marble top Bureaus and W sshstands
number OF handsomely Painted Suites Of Cham
number Sts SFssSss of Sss.sS.s si1 sS. MsrSrOSs:
II Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany, With
MAJ bic tops
Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut wardrobes
number Of hne n Msttresses, OF Hair, Hulk, and
number fine quality Feather Pillows and Boil
Large aSanhty Of Bedding, such as Blapke,s
Cenforters, Quilts, and Coverlets, eheets
Bolster and Pillow slips
Walnut eideboard, Rsfrleerasor
Two alnut Extension Dining Tables
A number Oh Oak Cane- Seat Dining Chairs
Large quantity OF China, Glass and Ctockery
M.rs. and number Of Plated 0sstors' spoons,
Han Hat Tree, and oileloth
humber Of Parisr and Chamber Goal and Wood
Large FIst-top Cooking Stove and Furniture
Extensive assortment Of Kitchen Requisites. &c. q,
N. b.-The house will be open for inspection of
the Furniture, Wednesdsy. previous 10 the sale
ocls INTEL J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aacts.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

~ We have already noticed the loss OF the
Fowler sisters, danseuses well known in this
city, by the wreck Of the Evening Star. Miss
Julia Mortimer, who, as actress and vocalist
at the Canterbury here. was very popular, is
also among the lost. She was q beautiful
woman, about twenty Ave years old When
last seen she was clingIng to 3 SPAR but being
very heavy, could not have remained above
the waves long.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

POINT LOOKOUT.-Tne extensive Govern.
ment buildings at this famous locality, used in
connection with the military prison there dur.
ing the war, are to be taken down and removed
to this city, and one hundred workmen have
left here to engage in the work.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
APPOINTMENT OF INTERNAL RryrNur

The following appointments of internal rev.
enue officers for the State OF Tennessee have
been made Elijah Simmerly, Collector for
the first district; Joseph H. Travis, Assessor
for the seventh district; II. T. Blanton, Collec-
tor for the seventh district: Abner A. Steele.
Assessor for the fourth district; Jos Ramsey
Collector for the fourth district; G.. O. Breed
Assessor for the sixth district; Thos II. Keesee
Collector for the six tn district
Evening star., 1866-10-18
ORDERBD.

MAJOR William Redwood Price, for a long
time In charge Of the Cavalry Bureau in this
city. has been ordered to California to join the
sth U. S. cavalry, new regiment, Of which he
has been appointed Major.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
LAND OPERAFINNs

The Commissioner OF the General Land Of
flee has received returns showing that at the
Nebraska City office, Nebraska, 4,339 acres Of
the public lands were disposed OF in Septem-
ber last, of which 2.70l were taken under the
homestead law, for actual settlement. AT the
81. Cloud ONCE, Mimi, ? iOs acres lVere sold
for cash.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
Raltim.r. Markets

BALTIMORE Oct. 16-fIour steady: Extra
sl3xSI3.25. Grain-Receipts light, and prices
tending upward. Seeds firm. Groceries steady
Provisions dull. Lard heavy. WhisKey steady
Evening star., 1866-10-18
THE WHITE HOUsr

Among those who had interviews with the
President to-day were Secretaries Stanton and
McCulloch. There was the usual large attend.
ance of visitors. among whom we noticed Sc N.
ator Cowan and Hon. Samuel Randall.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

Governor Swami and the Pslice Commits
Ea E sieners.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s.-The committee ap-
yal OF the Board Of Poiice Comm ission-
ers, left here this morning. and had an inter-
view with the Governor at Annapolis
Evening star., 1866-10-18

BUrPALo, Oct ESPECIAL dispatches from
Toronto say that the Fenian prisoners will
probably be brought up for trial next Monday
Most OF the prisoners are apparently without
friends, money, or counsel
Evening star., 1866-10-18
MILITARY QUARANTINE wIrBpRawy

General Order, No. IS. issued from the war
department yesterday, announces that on the
recommendation of the Surgeon General the
military quarantine established in Virginia
Norm Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
fIorlda, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas, by General Orders. No. Is. March ~
lsoo, Will be Withdrawn on the Isr of Novem.
ber. lS66. o
Evening star., 1866-10-18

APPoINTED-The President yesterday ap.
pointed Robert S. Chiffon, OF the District of
Columbia, to be Commissioner OF Emigra.
tion in the State Department, in place Of H. N.
Conger
Evening star., 1866-10-18

SUSPICIOUS sCHARACTER.-Thomas Jeffer.
son, eoIored, was arrested last night by ofhcer
Fainter, on suspicion of stealing a lot Of stove
pipe, plates, &c. He was taken before Justice
Handy. who sent him to the workhouse in de.
fault Of security for court.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-The Propeller Empire,
from Wilmington, is ashore on Sandy Hook
with three feet of water in her hold. Her cargo
OF rosin is strewn along the beach.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
HORACE GREELEY FOR Go,

HORACE GREELEY FOB CONGgEss-Tne
nomination Of Horace Greeley for Congress by
The Radicals of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, in which the Democracy have some 1000
majority, would seem 10 be practical Joke
upon him; but il Is said that through the diyi-
sions II the Democratic ranks, in consequence
Of the nomination OF ''Sunset Cox" by the Nc.
keop party, that Horace really stands some
chance of slipping in
Evening star., 1866-10-18
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Auction = =
On SATURDAY ByHNINo, October 10Th, win
Houses and Lots, containing seven rooms and
Kitchen each: pres brick ffQSss. with brown stone
bstueen : and streets north. Nea. So and ~ one
square north Of the New State Department; the
street ears Pass the door.
Peseession given 20 the largest and north house
imnedtetely; OF the other early possession can be
tnmcdiatsly sftsr tAs above ssie ws VIII eel, the
inches by iSS ret g . % foot alloy. : 80 :"
Terms: One-haf cash: kalancsf In six aud twelve
mootho eecugeo By . deed Of trust The Dregnloes
All convey encfng and revenue Stamps ct the cost
The property cea Be inspected At any time.
ocN J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-18

SELLING LIQUOR ON SuNDAY-Ieoree
walker, Daniel Sullivan, and John Sweeney
We're arrested yesterday morning by officer
Blewett, Of the Fifth Ward. The cases were
taken before Jurtice Handy, who fined Walker
$50, and the others were ruled for trial
Evening star., 1866-10-18

THE PLENAgY CoUxCIL of Catholic Bishops
now in session in Baltimore will adjourn on
sunday, with procession and ceremonies
similar to those at the opening. The Young
Cafholics' Friend Society of this city have
made arrangements TO be present, and their
excursion train will leave the depot at O'Clock
on Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1866-10-18

OK N1sIT-Rev. Jas. B. Donelan, of Du.
bngne, Iowa, formerly the pastor Of 81.
matthew's Church, is now on a visit to thi :
city, as the guest of A. T. KeIckoefer, ESQ. and
is warmly greeted by his many friends.
Evening star., 1866-10-18
Daniel Polsey.

The elections in New York, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nevada, Mary
land and Delaware take place on the 9th of
November.