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aurtion Sules.
CPECLAL SALES OF THE MOST Ell
~ EEAST Stock OF
Rich and Medium Furniture,
AND
FRENCH PLATE P1EK GLASSES,
AT AUCTION,
qtfrtinm GUfrs.

Thst hi. ere. hetn offered 1t public sale Ia this city,
cp 1neadsy and Htune.dAy, Dec. llth and lto. II ID
ocl ck es1n day. coesstinx OF of The extea.
sire 9otkt Of ac~ custom Ade furniture IN the HcIk
and consists Of the neHett and m'st btauuful atT-
rade =! of which - made Of the oest seasone xo3d
Ef b. allow Cd ia this ka!e that cAnot b warranted
IN esrry pAreulAt. and ftehnces and estssnte
teEtEn eannot b GurpAssd u eaasIled vest Of New
York The stock consists In part Of elegant p4t,or
sets It III tnt ftAhonabt ttFles made and covered In
r-ps and hatrclnth: elegant Turkish chairs paftot
drawlrg-fcom and oueI taucy chtlEs; Eeste7r ~
cnnK, g,1oE1nr And reAh1nG chats music stAp14 aud
farka. work, glove and hAudkrrch4 boxes; Orient IL
and folding crAf:s very dnr AGe1es, WITH French
hnished ln ebony md var.egaied IN the most eeaut,fa
manner Ffct c6 rktables And IT, nbr4ry book.
e*es Ard recrrtAt1es lbtary taoles steos aad chal
Arblc-top tables Of beautiful styes Tie usos5
Of 1sney brackets Ia Chicago lust
The Mig for ChFtstmkf: ball tTrcs aud chairs recep
ucn. cintps and chamber chalsa, rocking ckaIrs Il
at rsr1et5. Par iculAr Aite tnn Is lnvitet 70 the
ele:Ant STYLES made finished and polished IN oil aad
wa1ed ecnS and ar ut With caste and elegant csry
tnFs and moulding Fftpch bedsteads rich marble ton
bureaus and wAsh1tsnd1, lcunEcs rcrlrurda- Dining
ronnosE ard rtnrt Fftnc2 e1ie1 sion dining tAbiea
With soo and hayt cl.d less dla1nz caatrs Ia great
variety; elegant oak wAinnt s1debos tds. wiso nais
ror hsek soo marbles vita AZ u'n:ase grey q 9th
Aisn. several large md ePleodlo Frneh pate p'er
IN the richest style. The attention ot hayers wishing
aftttl1as furnltu1e 9 Np<rncnlAfy tuEttea TO Edts
esle. The Kooda will Be on exhibition on AondAs At.
before The tae Country buyers Gag have their
Gpeda pscked Shipped IN the best The ssie
will Be po4tuy. ard lthoot rtacfye.
GILBERT & SAMPSON. Aucs's, Ch.csSo.
, 1866-12-11

4 Sure Pile Cure.-Dr. Gubert'3 Pile
piles. Sent ~ mail an receipt Of ii. circnl.rs
frtc. Sold by drd9eists. Agents wanted every
where. Addrees ]. b. RonAISE, Manager, No.
S..5 Broadway, New York
, 1866-12-11

Children nTeethlnE.-The nnthtr nnds
faithful friend In Mr., Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup. Il ia prtfectiy reliable 6ud harmless. Il
rclie7es tho child from pain, cnEes dyseu.ery and
diarbns, relieves arirtuR In the bow e1st cure1
Wfbd collie, sofrens the gums aud rcaucee iullam-
nation. Ey giving relief Aad health to the child,
Il comforts and rcats the tnothet.
, 1866-12-11

Conul.sicn. no. e Iorhs+o Block, Ch,caxo."
T, r:,sp< Jou will nnd thing twice II good In
your stockings. He that Ktveth to the poor
ict.:rth to Lord, md that wh'ch hn h1th given be
a LII mar him a.kla.
, 1866-12-11

Junlper Tar Sunp curcR chappcd
bauds, sslt rheum, ptuples, and I'll cntaneons at-
fec'lont. rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Y0tk. Sold by Ill dtpEgfstA.
, 1866-12-11

Constitution WAteF+-A Certain Cure
Sold by Iii Druggists. Depot Is CuG+s., Z.
, 1866-12-11

cotton Packed SAFETY Lnlnrs.-R0r
ceue and iii other products Of Petroleum.
Burners for same and lamp goods generally. Send
for ciscn1ar. Ep0AH q CArAh, No. % Maiden
laue. Ehf4 fnfE.
, 1866-12-11
LOCAL MATTERS,

What more ca be 8f+aired 70 the euE.
lrrcr from AEthDA or Consumption, than tho q
fptance thai MANSnES's PICTORIAL BALM
has never fafled 10 rrlievc and enre. To m.ke
tnrance donbly sure. be has Instructed hls sfenis
to refund the amount IN sny Instsnrc where II
falls. For ssle BY a1l drusglstA. BEaHnAHs 4
VAN scnAAcx, Wholesale Druggists, l5 Lake
stsect, Wholesale Agents.
, 1866-12-11

Death ef 4 HhAtfand S0pEfantenaebt.
Enw youK, December 10,-Charles Miuot. for
many years General Superintendent Of the Els
Railroad, tled this morning Of p4ratyus.
, 1866-12-11

ihc services At tic FIe<-Wil Eaptlst Church yes
,eruay the cost Of the building VA erroneously
e.a.cd 1t IS GOO usleAd ct &ao 900. The collec'ioa
amounted 10 te1fly &. .GD, waich pays up ihe In
, 1866-12-11

An Article OF True Merritt Browns
Bronchial Troebcs" kre the nnost popular article
In this country Or Europe for 1hrost Diseases and
Coughs, ard this popularity ts based upon real
ta:ions Ia the market wh1eh Aru really hut weak
iu1tat1ops Of the genuine TEochep
, 1866-12-11

cHAzGrs u TIE ro11cx--The bridge sqnad Of
Police, unmbertrE thirty men, were yesterday
morning relieved from b1idEe duty BY SnpeEtn-
tepdent Rchm. xnd were distributed about tls
cty. Sas1setion having neasly suspsrdcd theF.
!. no Longer neeeasitJ EoE ihe services Of poles
otacc1s Il the bridges.
, 1866-12-11

T1nAoSA1--Hon. Q. c. WashbuEne, N. c, from
TIreprsir, WIS Il The fremont House yesterday.
Ar. Dsrduaap, tic Gesuan-American actor.
~a- At The Sherman House on Sunday, bat lett On
sunday evening on professional tosr.
, 1866-12-11

TnI FInsT ANNUAL SomEk Of the First Scotch
Prrshy1edau Church Will take place this evenin
nj talfpatt Eeven O'Clock In St Georges aa1 :,
No. &c Clark ftrcet. Her. Mr. puncsu, u :
E11o,t aud Ront uezvey, Esq. will b th
speale1s On the OCCASION Singing by mem
berf Of fhc congregation. Rev. W. CoeaSanc, A
al nrertfe
, 1866-12-11
spee1sl Ne.iee 70 Ru.1nesx Men and

Special Nofice to Businesx Men and
The Travelling Public gene-slly.-4utek ,ine to
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad line. our
315 D. m, train arrives iu Cleveland at 600 a. n,
Bn'a'o It 1;5 p. m. New York ut TO- Z. n.-1ve
honrs 'p adyaDet @ o. thn & afsS's11 CensIai snd
Agent Ticket Office removed 10 No. 80 Dearborn
street, under fremont House.
, 1866-12-11

Paper HanE1uss and TiEdoW Shades
at srcatl5 reduced prices. F. E. Ricby, 50 Ran
dQlph-st.
, 1866-12-11

PEoTks9ANr ORPHAN AsILCH.-Ait the omee7h
x.e ea.nex,ly requested to ret al the Asylum, Al
twr O'Clock this afternoon. Ihe necessities OF
the iupttiutton NJ pressing and demand attention.
lnf all be toseeeut.
, 1866-12-11

Uac Tourteletss Extract Of u K.
Twenty pounds Of Fresh Beel for $l.A
, 1866-12-11

Especial Despatch to The Cetaxo Tt1bune.l
CUEa1krt, rsctnber ta-
FIoUn-Quiet but steady. sAl=a o. supertnt It tsso
, 1866-12-11
BALTIMORE market.

HAttiM0Tc MNFket.
BALT1uoEk, December 10.
CrAIx-WLt1t-In good demand It higher pf1cea
with sslta hlte At 4$lo23l3 and Eed 1t Snle1ln
Cosn-S l1ef # n cn. ii rhpptnE order At at196c
secep'A 4i&o bu. oats-sAl4 Al as35sc. weight. Rye
-sAltE IL tl,IFg1 g.
FInrk-S,esdy. with Ezlea Of Chicazo e1tts as S..s
GFnEK11rs-Are ~ elected nd drnoping.
Supe-InAct1ve, ind cfosed II f9Tsa9@-
FT1rlf1oss--1ht mafket Is very dull. Cut meats
ncmlnAl-
W4HKIY-StcAdy.
, 1866-12-11
BuarD G1antep.

DOARD-A gentleman desues COM
fortahl-, pleasant room. furnished with board IN
rnily where there NJ hut nv other ooazuer. 10
IT,. SOU b E1de. Address y g "" TsfbEn- osnce.
RoARD-And lodging, m Chicago or
, 1866-12-11
New York Hank statement
ID I e d !,

In thia city on tns 9Th init, By rev. Mr. Locke.
". JAD DEZ Vt. FREETH OF SMeth W1ek, StAtordshtrc,
FINLAND, and Atas ftLa WARNER. Of Liverpool.
Ohio.
, 1866-12-11

N1AoArA sH1r CANA1--A meeting OF delegates
from the Boards Of Trade Of Chi ago. Milwaukee,
Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo. osweso, Bnts1o. and
possibly other places, will be held na Hednss-
tsY OF Ills He-k in shIs city. 10 consider the ex-
ped!ency Of making = united efort 10 tecuse the
passage ol tho Niaeasa. slip Canal Bill The
erste1, Mesfrr. l.. F. Hubbard, Il. S. Waibttdye
AID Thos. Hamilton. Tho~e naIasd 1t Cleveland
AZ Hiram Miles, Albert Sherwood, !. T. Hatch,
F. s, rro.ser. and E. Il. Walt1z, Of whom three
orly y Ill CONE,
, 1866-12-11

FIcEs.-The bti1lfant reelection In the sky OBJ
served over he extreme southwestern portlon Of
The city on Sunday night for severn: hour, WIS
cecaeoncd by m extensive frc on tac rraIrie
two az three miles from the city limits.
Atunt hSe O'Clock yesterday rnosn!nz, the coss
east corner ng Rush street, opposite the Lake
House. csuGht fire, and was Injured, Il is .tated.io
the value OF several hundred rolAIE, which WAS
bsiered to have been fully injured.
, 1866-12-11

MECHANICS lS=T1IrrE.-A meetire Of mem
bc.f Ct The Ncchanies' Institute will be held th
evening in tie u1lce OF ]. u. Van Osdell, Esq.
architect, In the Masonic Temple. Important
business will be brought befose the sae:tiuE.
which every one belonging 10 the Institute Is al
xix Ad tn nIfrpd
, 1866-12-11

. ApauAI-A new f1A1.
NC VICKER'S THEA TIRE.
EcvlCKKR AN7RRs...-................M
LAsr WEEK OF NJ. LAwRKHCK BARRET.
Re1rotne1on Of Lester Wa,lAck.s grand romantic
orsmA. tn tve ness, tnutird RCSEpAlK.
Monday, Tuesday, Wtf1e esday and Thur7dAy,
RosKDALE; OF. TIE RIFLE DALI
E@hoA -Af u2fFett.
During the pieee, the Gipsey Dell By AoonuEhs and
tic Hte Ball.
Frday-Benebs OF Lawrence Barrett
s&S1IdAy-BaErett Matinee
1tROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE
Jno 7. Raymond. .Leasee and Manager.
IBIS EVENING.
Mosenthalss Great Emotional Play,
LEAH, THE FORsAKEN.
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN
As LEAH, a JEWISH MAIDEN,
NIT. Hamilton and III. Mckee Rankin
Friday, Farewell Benefit.
SATURDAY, GALA MATINEE.
, 1866-12-11

Fnxr I1cTTAz-Pro.cssor Haven viii deliver
Lecture. oI literary eh1saeier in the First Con
cyeg1tionaI Church, this evening a. 7M o'clock,
The lcesu5e viii he free to the congregation Of this
chu.en d, d to their friends. Should there be
erfHeicu: Inte.c IN The na:ler, mn cGoFt will be
nade 10 provide a course Of fec lectures IN ttts
rb1.~rh fh{< wintrr
, 1866-12-11

Torxo Mx't LnEHASx Soc1Ery-Thia society
meets Ibis (Tpetday) evening. Deccznfss 1oah. In
The Circuit Court room. Court Huu>e. Tbs fol.
lowing resolution Viii - Asbsssd: Rssolred,
That al claims Of tho Urtttd States GOVERNMENT
against Crest britain, for damages to our COM
me1ce by rebel cruisers f1ed oat in EnRlfsh ports.
should be enforced. Affirmative: A, Doveradre
and 3 S. Gooa,peet.. NeEativc:J ] I. Canpbell
And ". !. Cnlres. Tbs public are invited 70 At
, 1866-12-11
amu8EmRaitB.


1OL. WOODS MUS II.
~
Irec1pf q Af0tlanent9.......-......... l. AlkhA
Hssnnd snG ,., ~ ;sc Isr.st D1.ns na
Tr1nMph. rceayed By crowded homes win daAstn-
kSnnGa .ppl.ass 1ne lns! !. ,DnrE as LAne.zalre
On Tue1day evening, t,ee: II. and even nisst and
Eeenooaa, :
GRIFFITH GAUNr; az. JHALoc1T.
IN nFtbearsa-F0RTUEI8s
8QApAY-A EeE EAI.
, 1866-12-11

IsrcR7Asr sAl1 or E1cH FunST1ERE.-In-
tending buye1s Of rich furniture Will ind It 10
tAl, adv an.acc 10 atteud the IaE:eet aEtlon sale
wt:ch has etcu1fed IN our city Tor long time, by
ciahct 4 Sampson, II thcis rooms. Nos. II
ara u nea'Lorn street. commanding this nom,
H.. st u, O'clock. The stock cumptlses rich md
medium n,s,-class furniture. For particulars, rec
a1re: III crenL
, 1866-12-11

At0EHT EaYrT.-u1 Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 1eth, 1e,h sad llth inzts-, Ms.
William Il. HoisinGton, The popular blind toc-
turer will deliver cousze Of lectures It No e63f
siaie street, on Ancient Egypt BE will give
at account OF the ARR and ac7eaccs. maneesa and
cuetoms, tnstltnt1ons and telteloc In use among
rccommeudco Il an able and instructive speaker.
The cistzens Of ChieaEo Will do vel TO hear him
Epon these otcA lions.
, 1866-12-11

THE HtEoS 4 OHTAu1o SEtP CABAI-A
Gc-rstch from F. {. C4pseul, Esq. of Toronto, to
Iicpter-st Goertnpr Ross, Yesterday, Says:
.'~hall expect you. committee here Tucsday, the
1s.h.tr
Ihe cpmH1ttc. here have not yei kenrd from
tic MIlwa III &C committee, int trust they viii he
Le,e on time 10 Leave on the Michigan Central
tr..Iu Of Muuday night
, 1866-12-11
#arbtnPrg,

TOR sALE-One ten. n.horse portsble
! euStne. Inquire Ct A. y. "ooD, At Sher2sa
House
TOR AALE-Oue fourteen horse po1ta.
bic ep stp- AID bol,ers two tuelvc-hcsse do, rset
on1y one month. AJso. one neN tt1-horsc engine
~ Z 1t Yesy low prices b. GfIEFfS BRUIHEHs,
1j6 South Haterot.
Tor SALE-steam Engines, t, j,
10, 70 And S-nor1e portable, and 81 szes vf sta-
dtuaEJ e1Enea. circular ta.miiss, ~oodI7na Pts
teys and t1evator machirery built 70 oruty. RIEu-
ARDS i2oS WoRKs. 1870 %ssa1o gtoo4t.
Tor SALE-51 engines and bcilels,
n lltorse power. With without bol'-ts Il. ~ Is
aod 2herse tubular md 1oconosiEn eottefs Eogtne.
and bolle1p Furnished to 0rce'; ALSO kaHnl L. barrel
aad vtptsefkttG machinery. Iron plaaers. betia-.
kaxt, nlee. ctc. Mach. ri depot No Deaypotn4 st
GREESLEE BFDS. 4 TO.
, 1866-12-11

ExAutK1xe BOARD, q. s. A.-Thc Board OF E1-
a1rine.s Of candidates for commissions in the In
f.,lry atn Of the regular arny has been sitting in
Ctlcaco. tn Garrett Block, for rome three mouths
past. They have paced on tho qna1ihcai1o1s OF
ihfee or four csIt'LAtes daily. b. order Of the
Nar Department The Eo1to il tirectea 70 sdjnprn
u nuie:illc, KJ. The tsst ueetn. will be held
Itc,c m The 1ath inEs:Nt,
, 1866-12-11

= <%eeAN -
sBY's orERA HOUSE.
BArEs1AN CONCERTS.
aaa Psf
n o'cioca,
ONLY CONCERTS n CHICAGO, BY the Reno xu.i
BATEMAN CONCERT TROUPE,
Embracing the celebrated pnua Donna
MAapAWK PAHEPA,
and spsnns lanSrases, aad tnaealncent. 7oica md
4 to1ough musical culture whether hearl In operadc
h k.isa:. Saisn hsE s5qal.Ss rsaasiak ssEissa
tina, n he ssseem nd admirauon u he Amtsieaa
'N sIGNon BniGNoL1.
!;
SIGNNR FEHRANTI,
H paec II
slGNoR FORTUNA.
The pleasing AID accomplished Baritone.
mR. g. b. MILLS,
e. s1Sa s,, =. esa g r.
Ina1xrt = wei DC .pa1ti1nE Rern1 q ths modern
mee q .. a.
MIR. CARL ROSA,
The gifted youthful yol1ntss whose thorough H.
nliar!ty w!th ths b It omposit!9na xrAccu and
lnfnty Sympathetic and h!illiaut u Eef!rg hssd
nsly p!aced hno la ,he .ery t.t raak q n pfo,on
country.
| MIR. j, L, HATT0Ns
The vel krovn md esteemed Composer. Win ouctAte
- Conductor and Accom- panyist.
Adm1s. ion, One Dollar.
No e1tfa charge tor secured seAu- :
ht,eI1<d ssat. i Eslssny eo1es, ~ Ips M sals Of
IS 1sp o'clock 1t The Box 0nct 1t tie Opera House.
THE YANKEE ROBINSON
i BIOLOGICAL GARDENS AND COLISEUM.
second week Of wM DUTTOS. tho renowned Sum
| naersault Rider.
Continued engagement ot JOHN LoTLuW.
First APPEARANCE Of JOHN DAvESrOET, the
| "F1vof1to-~
MONDAY, DECEMRT'a 10th. win be produced, for
the nrat time IN Chicago, The
GRAND CHINESE CAVALCADE (!
, 1866-12-11

CE1cAao OErnAa AFttr1.-1ho aunust meet
Ing Of TIC Chicago Ofphan Afylu11 Association
viii be held at O'Clock, On 1hus*daJ afternoon,
al lie ieetn:c room Of lilo Second Presbyterian
Church. Otsc, r. and trustees Will be elecfcd for
thc eusurpc year. Ali persons who have gl!en
IS 10 he fund Of The Association AT entitled 10
,i.n
, 1866-12-11

PER1ruT.-Berpsrd aaron wss examined before
Justice D'Wo,i xestsrdAy afternoon, upoo the
chs-Ee Of perjury. l. a2nears that on the 18th OF
November b. testified before the SAME Court that
be was not n all indebted to Aessrs. Sergeant j.
alummer, 1.tely doing business On sta;e street.
so. He was cotnmlred for tia! in ball Of $500.
, 1866-12-11

Etotks strong 1t 1kst ope D,ard and After Gail IN
lower hall. 1heru h4a been better d.mA-d Gpr stocks
generally Today Ttt 2host interest &t1 0utaAod4nE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20
To ADVERTISERS.
THE MEXICAN MIDDLE

We print elsewhere letter from Edward
Conner. u ;. Consul at Gusyamas, 10 the
Secretary of State, conveying information Of
the proposed evacuation of that post and the
State OF Sonora, by the French squadron and
land forces, on the 1ith ult, and OF a panic
among the population, both native and foreign
IN consequence. lie says: The French Dor I.
lion of the community and Mexicans have been
compromised or who have given their sup
port ~ the Empire, are making every exertion
10 escape the almost certain retribution which
awaits them at the hands of the incoming Lib
erals" IL also appears that large mum ers of
citizens have applied 10 the American Consul
for protection, and that he has notified the
Liberal General Pesquira of the facts In the
case. and appealed 70 his generosity 10 protect
the inhabitants.
In this connection We would state that the
Boston Journal publishes a special dispatch
which says that a treaty has been agreed upon
between certain powers not named. which will
insure the immediate withdrawal OF the French
troops from Mexico, and the Assumption of a
protectorate over the Mexican Republic by
the United States.
We give this statement for what IL Is worth
If there is any truth in II, the parties to the
treaty cannot be less than three-France the
United States and Mexico. Who acts for thu
latter power, Juarez or Naximilianl The au
thor OF the dispatch tells too much and too
little. Too much in giving protectorate of
Mexico and q cessIon of Mexican territory
when We only demand that France shall leave
tina. country alone; and too little when he does
not give the names of the contracting parties
Let him Try again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20

TIE CONCERT.-Netzerott Hall was depsely
crowded last evening with as brilliant and
fashionable an assemblage as we ever remem.
Der 10 have seen on such an occasion here
Among the distinguished persons present were
Gen. Grant and Mrs. Grant, Colonels Parker
and Webster, of the Generals staff. Mr. Bodis
co. the acting Russian Minister, and represen
tatiyes Of other foreign legations; Col. Robert
johnson, the Presidents Private Secretarv.
Colonel Morrow, of the Presidents staff and
several distinguished military and naval Off .
cfrs.
OF the excellence Of the Concert, too mucb
cannot Be said, and the audience testified thar
appreciation by frequent and enthusiastic an
plause- Msdame Parepa more than justified
the expectation of her auditors and unites with
brilliant and thoroughly cultivated pure so.
prano voice, the most perfect execution. She
wa. pronounced charming. and the purity and
sweetness OF her notes in The NIghtlngales,
Irlll were hardly more pleasing than the
piquancy with which she rendered s.ComIpg
tbro' the Rye
Brlgnoli has lost none Of his power. hint is
still able to maintain his standing as the finest
Italian tenor we have had. Ferraati ia q bril-
liant, dashing buffo, superb in action and
voice, and was established as a fayorits a,
once. Mr.. Mills, pianist, and Carl Rosa. vio.
lInist. executed in brilliant style some gems
which were warmly applauded. Fortuna is a.
fine baritone, and Mr.. Hatton mex ceptionabIe
IN the accompaniments.
We hope our citizens will have another an.
portunity during the season of hearing this
unriyaled combination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE

The Governor of Minnesota has filed in the
General Land Office map of the located line
OF route OF the Mississippi and Lake Superior
Railroad, from ST. Paul to Du Luth, in that
state, for which grant OF land was m AIDE by
act OF Congress, approved May ?, 1864 The
Commissioner is taking the necessary stems for
q Withdrawal OF the land granted by the act
in con tormIty TO the line of route filed. The
Governor has also filed map Of the first d vi
sion Of the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad
showing the location and construction of sixty
miles of the branch line of said road from ST
anthony 10 point near st. Cloud, in that
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

The President to-day made the folio wing
appointments:
Fred. S. McNeely. Deputy Postmaster at
Trenton, n. J.; 7. T.. Moore, Camden do /;
Nehemiah Dunn. Salem, do; Jos. b. Oliver
Railway. do; VIM. Grammar, Kanawha @ H.,
West Va Joseph Davis, Albany. N. Y; VIM
A. Trower, Shelbyviile, III; j. ]. Thomas,
Newport, X. Y.
Also, b. +. b. Kennedy, Of Nebraska Terri
tory, Receiver of Public Moneys for the district
of lands subject to sale at Omaha. Nebraska
Territory; and Stephen p. Purdy, Register of
Land Cfice at Detroit, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson 4 Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows.

Lewis johnson Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as folio VS.
NEW YORK, Oct 20 First Board-U. S reg.
istered.s 1851, ll3x; do, Coupons, ia; 5-2Us,
registered, h6K; do. coupons. 1l5k; do, new,
III; 1o-4o 9, registered, 994; do. coupons, lou,
7-36s H6K; Ohio and Mississippi Certificat
yer, 55x; Mariposa, I3X;, New York Central,
12ek: Erie, S3X do. preferred. a. Hudson. 1876 |;
Reading, 1l5k; Michigan Central, lis; Mich
igan Southern, COX; Illinois Central, 1876 4;
Toledo, iIsx: Rock Island, lO7A; Northwes-
tern, 52k; do. preferred, 75k; Fort Wayne,
1oex; Chicago and Alton, my: Alton and Ter
r. Haute, 43k: Toledo and Wabash, -; w. u.
Telegraph, SIX: Boston Water Power.
Pacific Mall Atlantic Mail, =. Amer
lean gold, 3 p. m, 1i6h. .-rH
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From New OPi%ans

NEW ORLEAss, Oct 16.-A military order
directs the arrest OF Terrence Toups, charge
with shooting a freedman, IN tae Parish La
fayette- The order is issued under General
Grants order. IL beng alleged that the civil
authorities have neglected 70 bring the accused
to trial.
Gov. Wells has gone, II is said. to the Caica-
sian country, in the south western part Of the
Sta'e, TO look for oil spr IS ou1the lands Of a
company chartered by tine legislature of 1861
TO dig canal, and to which were given, by
mar code, The greater part OF the swamp lands
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DECISION RELATING TO THE PAY AND
B0uNTY OF DECEASED OFFICERS AND

In case where the widow of q deceased
officer applied for the three months pay proper
that would have accrued 10 him under the Law
OF March 8, 1865, had he been living at the date
Of the passage of the ac', II has been decided
by the proper accounting officer OF the Treas
ury that The right OF Inheritance did not sur
vive, as the law makes no provision for the
descent OF TINS extra pay to the heirs of an Of
ficer in case OF his death.
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HEAyY TAX BILLs.-Iti is announced TIA, a
single firm in New York, who are well known
tooacconists, pay the Government Internal
revenue duties, upon their manufactured to-
oaceo, an average of S7U,VVO month, and that
Der entire taxes, Including licenses, income
dao otner taxes during the year, amount to
COnsioeIaoiy more than s1,00,tO0. The we'll
known house OF A. It. Stewart & Co. in New
OK. besides over SiOOO6O income tax pays
the Government millions of dollars ANNUALLY
In the shape of customs
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- Bomoast-Canada dispatches.
~Fenian ONeil is back in Nashville.

- boModst-CAnada dispatches.
~Fenian O'Neil is back in Nashville.
~ Haximilian calls on the Almighty to pro-
tect him.
~Hon. Reverdy johnson has given An
opinion that the cotton tax Is unconstitutional
- They are boring fer petroleum in Italy
why don't they try the Isles Of Greece,
~ The London Times predicts another civil
war in America
Tin the city Of brooklyn, on Tuesday,
1922 voters were registered.
- Detective Smith, OF the Memphis Police.
shot himself through the heart last FRIDAY
domestic unhappiness was the cause
- The Grand ury al Toronto have found
true bills against Colonel Lynch and Messrs
MCMAHON and Lumsden, OF the Fenians
- The ultramontane journ al the Monde pro.
fesses TO be quite Of the opinion thar the Pope
will leave Rome.
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lXECUTIVE OLEMENCy

The President has ordered the pardon O,
George Smith, convicted at the June term
1865, Of The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, Of larceny, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary for three year..
The pardon has also been ordered of Michael
kilrain, who was convicted at the May term.
1866, Of the U. S. Court for the Northern Dis
uict Of Ohio, of passing counterfeit fractional
currency, and sentenced to one years i'm
prsOpment
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Railroad Leased.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-The Cincinnati and
Dayton railroad closed q contract Yesterday
leasing perpetually the Sandusky and Gin.
cinnati railroad, extending from Sandusky to
Dayton. The gap between Dayton and Gin.