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MURDERER ESCAPED

General Augur has been notified of the es
cape of Oscar Mankin, one of the Alexandria
rioters, from the Alexandria Jail, where he
was awaiting trial on the charge of murder
His escape is attributed 10 the negligence of a
prominent officer. Meas ures have been n zen
for his recapture.
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ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoS AND HAMPSHIRE
RoAD.-A large force of hands went out YES.
teroay 10 lay down the ties and iron from
HerndoBs 10 g uilford station, which were de-
stroyed by the Rebels. This will bring the
road within nine miles of Leesburg, from
WHICH points stages will connect.-Ale1aadria
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NEW DEPOHITARY

The Merchants National Bank of Little
Rock, Arkansas, was to-day designated by the
United States Treasurer as a depositarv n,
public moneys and fiscal agent OF the Govern
mpnt-
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1The Richmond Wing says the ..colored
aristocracy" looked with disdain upon the pro
cessicn Of 'common niggers" in that city on
The Sd instant.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
In the House of Representatives to- day, Mr..
Mccullough reported. but subsequently with
drew, bill to authorize the construction of a
lateral branch Of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad through the District Of Co lumbia.
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OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
Asa SEVENTH STREET,

PAPER HANGINes. rIRR-BoARD PRINTS,
BOkDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT CORNTCE,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. RUSTIC BLINDS,
And magnificent stock Of
WINDOW SHADES AND MIXTURES PIC
TUhE CokDs, TAssELS, AND NAILS.
Also. superb assortment Of
SQUARE AND O"AL PHOTOGRAPH AND
P1CTERE FRAMES, In Gold, Rosewood, Wal
nut, and Ebony.
And an endless sriety Of
CARD DE HISlTE FRAMES, FAssE PAR
TOUTS, CARVED BRACKETS AND FRAMES.
The above stock is now offered 10 the public
AT COST, FOB THIRTY BAYS,
In order 10 make room for extensive alterations
and add tons 20 my store.
An inspection Of the above com ylete stock Is re-
LII. RorHROCK,
452 seventh street.
an l-aosv Opposite the Patent Ofi a.
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NeNU KArL MarlraA

NEW YORK, April li.-Southern flour firmer
Wheat steady. Corn 10 cents higher Beef
steady. Pork heavy, sc25.i0aS25.5U. Lard, lGa
lsL cents
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INTERNAL RKvKNUK-The receipts from In.
'ernal Revenue to-day were ss2l, 7s7.O1.
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1.-The Pennsylvania Legislature have again
adopted resolution requesting Senator Cow
an to resign.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE
The Secretary Of War has granted leave of
absence for six months TO General Alfred
Pleasanton, U. A
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NAGLk a 90. VIII sell II 2s5 Pa. zv-uu.. e--
April tn. ~ - O'Clock LAT sc and solicited sr.ok
OF Wiz. aud Liquors In wo,I aud gtasS Al.1
large invoice Of nne Pocket anu Tabls t,u,i...'
CaU'c- Tess. Soap. stz-rh. Pans, Baskets, CsSa,s
Fruits ana NegetA hl. ., &C sc. =.
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SACQUEsl sACoUEsll sACQUEs

SACQUEs! sACQUEsll sACQUES.!!
9 Only 81 80 for making the latest style Ladies'
SACgCE JAChEIS at HUDDS
So Dressmakipg Establishment, 2O4 9th ST.
III two doors above Penna ave-
WILL BIZ SOLD. the owner having no further
", use Tor him, an iron grey HORSE, 8 years old ,
10 hands high perfectly sound and gentle, and will
go In single and double harness; is also an excel
tent saddle horse. Can be seen at the stables sd.
joining Engineer Office, corner 22d and G sts
MtRRAY's HISTORY OF USURY. Agassiz's
1I Geological Sketches. whites Life OF Swe-
denborg: Miss Brewster. St Martins Sammer
George Alfred Townsepd's Campaigns of a Non.
Combatant. Garratts Medical Electricity its nse
in Nervous Diseases. The Toilers Of the Sea;
nevel by Victor Hugo. '
apn FRANCK TAyJaR
CAkRlAaEs' CARRIAGES CARRIAGES,
Vn nand, large assoT ment Of Carriages of my
own make. Also, first-class Grocery rms
and Business Wagons. Always on hand, SSEtyS
. large number Of second hand Car, &S&3
riases. Several superior aecond hand Phastops
which will be sold very low
Repairing prom pity attended to.
ROBERT Il. GRAHAM,
9oS Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
ap lb u and 373 ID street
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xxxIxTH CoNGREss-FIRsr SESSION.


SEHATB--Mr Sumner rressrted . ,,et,t;ov
asking for Conversational Aid for the buiidina
OF the European and North American railroad
70 connect HALIFAX with the United States
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MANURE.
MANURE.

TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF MANURE fer
sale. Farmers no want now is the time. The stock
will all be disposed Of this Spring. Apply 10 Ne
33s 18th street, Island, or No: 300 4 street, be-
JOHN PETTIBOSE,
NIB ~ cot Washington. d q.
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TIL N.s ss no66kkSSdASrsE a3t fEss4ES AID ks.
PhIEs $50 fs:ns. sssnu .tetvssI - ~ NJ
wv Wemogtea D. q. n H-oeSr
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CAfIToL HILL GROCERY AND VARIETY
~ STORE
Corner Street North and Second East

CAfITOL HILL GROCERY AND VARIETY
~ STORE.
Corner Street North and Second East
ANOTHER GREAT DECLINE IN GROCERIES,
&c, &C.
Best COAL OIL 70 cents per gallon;
Best JAVA COFFEE 10 cents per pound;
Best LAGUARA COFFEE 80 cents per pound;
Prime RIO COFFEE 80 cents per pound;
Good IMPERIAL TEA 81 Is per pound;
Good GUNPOwDER TEA ST. rs per pound;
Prime JAPAN TEA 81 40 per pound
Best English Breakfast TEA 81 .a5 per pound:
Good Y. HYSON TEA 81 IS Der pound:
Brown SUGAR II cents and l21k cents per pound;
HAKE Scents per pound.
GOLDFISH cents;
No. i smoked HERRING 40 cents per dozen:
Warren's, Rumford's Rabbits and other brands
sfYEAsT POWDER, 20 cents per bottle or box:
Best HAMS "a cents per pound
Best GOLDEN SYRUP SIPS;
Best RICE four ponds for 90 cents;
large assortment of PAINTS. OILS, and
GLASS;
WOOD, WILLOW, TIN, ami CRoCKERY
WARE;
COAL OIL 20 cents; COAL OIL 20 cents.
hEMEMBER THE PLACE.
TWO SQUARES FROM BALTIMORE DEPOT.
. apn.st. WEN. H. HOOVER
E. Fo ,Hs srR AM bat AMP BONNET
can be supplied with Straw for sltering. III st
one aoor south Mass. avenue. ap IL. linz
PROPOSALS FOB SEWER
MAYORS OyFyc.. April 10. 1865.
p phil 4, o'clock on FSiDaY. April -. fsr
9Siana sewer IN street north, between 9th and
street west. " ~ 0"oi III o'n
Al; ne sewer will be circular in FORM its inside
In thickness; the inside bottom of the sewer will
and rn ,ne inside bottom of the IN 9Th
.. depth OF about twelve feet to the inside
Bidders will state the ur,ce mar ,,,..,,
which shall Include ali sIcsrs s9o Tor tns
hiing, the t successful bidder or bidders to be
pipes and any accident caused in the construc
The right to reject any or all bid. will b. "a.
Specifications car be seen at the Commissions.
OF at any time by calling on the Commissioasr Of
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Con Gomnissi e Fourth Ward.
S TB BR6 6SsEx'
spll-WF,M,T,t20 Assistant Commissioner
V7V MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GKN.
Il ERALLY..Hsving disposed Of my Stock and
fixsares No: t3s 7th street, and gwen mp the
spcxarsssment to him which they extended 70 me
while In business. CHAs. h. ANDERSON.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE Establishment
orc. h. Anderson, respectfully solicit share of
pubic patronage. Twill be daily supplied with all
1R Hfns good assortment Of BOOKS sTArIoN-
.psas 4ss7th st., app %fST rost one Once.
a
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REAL Estate AeESTs.-Messrs. McKnev
advertisement will be found eisevhsrs MS
esta oiished an agency in this city for buyine
and selling real estate in the city and comfy
neeouanng loans, ground rents, &c. and col
tronaSe, VI Pa'
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD-At No AZ Penn. av nsa,
- 1Io. Oh heIeIenccs exchanged. ap6-n
A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with
"A good BOAkD, can be obtained at No g Mis-.
s Ta pnSenne, by immediate application. Also,
Ao.lo t.ooIo. ap4-2wH
IVA BILE BOARD at No asa lOth street. . few
month ds n 70
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ORPHANS Court, Judge Pwceu-Yesterday
Mrs. Susan G. Trott renowned her right To Al
minister on the estate Of her late husband
Thomas p. Trott, and Thomas H. Trott ouaIi'
fed as administrator, giving bond in the su m
guardian to the orphans Of Elizabeth Chew.
bond $4,000: and Susannah Holland TO the or !,
phans Of John Z. Holland; bond s5,0oo. Ma
gle Calvin was with the consent of the father.
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PERSONAL.

MRS THORN HAS MOVED FROM Street
~ 70 me corner OF 10th and streets one sauare
below Pennsy lyasia avenue, No. $50 PersOns
thar nave lett Dresses and Plain Sewing in her
charge get il by calling = -
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u AK h NO 10 n

A h i d
Fine BROWN sUGARfor I2S cents Ter ps,.s
anl a. all kinds Of GROCERIES, are falling
would say: IL you want to pur :hase good aai
cheap goods, call at 400 9th street, near u.
ApIl4t' A YpUNs
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EURopE

IMP ORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Fenian Exeitement-Mer. Troops
going to Ireland-Seizure Of Arms-Bis-
marck not Resigned-Empire Of Mexico
at an End-Financial and Comm rcial .
BY Gable to Associated Press.l
LONDON, Nov. 2s, Noon.-The movement of
the government against the Fenians continues.
Another requirement Of infantry will 20 to
Belfast Immediately.
A box OF uniforms and arms has been seized
at Liverpool. The box came from the United
States. The Daily NeOs deneunces the fierce
threats of Its contemporaries and says the re.
bellion must be suppressed in soldierly man
ner.
BERLIN, Nov. %, Noon.-The story that
Count Bismarck had been disgra ced and re.
signed is officially contradicted.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %. Noon.-The market for
cotton is quiet at yesterdays quotations.
Sales to-day 5000 bales. Middling Uplands
4Hd.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Noon - Consols for
money opened at s9x; Fries, a.; Illinois Cen.
trail, ~; U. s. secs, TX.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-It is the settled conviction
in Government circles that the Empire of
Mexico has ended, and MAMMALIAN will soon
arrive here. The Government has sent proc.
lamation to Bazaine for publication in Mexico
when Macmillan leaves that country.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-The ship Torpedo,
for Shanghae, from New York, has been
abandoned at sea, and is In q sinking condition
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TIE INTELLIGENOER FOR MICRO SUF
FRAGR

The course OF the National Intellioencer, IN
coming out for negro suffrage, creates some
what OF sensation throughout the country.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says: The National Inteuigencer
hitherto most bitterly opposed to the color ed
race, astonished its readers on Friday morning
by following in the wake of the Chicago Times
Its editorial says that s.there never can be
stable peace in this country until the colored
race are made entirely equal before the law In
regard TO civil rights 1t Is desirable that after
long and injurious agitation the South should
spontaneously do this"
At the negro meeting at the fair building, the
other night, Col. Hinton, of Kansas, thanked
God that the Chicago Times, the Boston Post
and the National Intelligencer had come out in
favor OF negro equality.
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Great Feaian Excitement In New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. SAT late hour last
nightan extra Appeared on the streets with the
exciting news nom ireland and the effect upon
the city was uneQ mailed since the news of the
great victories Of the great rebellion. The
places Of am ueeDent we're turned out by peo-
pie IN xious % hear and discuss the event. The
hotels and other places of congregation were
thronged by anxious and excited persons who
freely fndulged in congratulations and hspe-
full expressions. The Fenians rushed to the
meeting places Of their circles, hoping TO get
additional information. Telegrams were sent
to the circles in distant cities and instantly en-
thusiastic responses were received.
Stephens the Head Cen ire, was In visible, and
IL is confidently belle we'd that he has reached
Ireland 1t is said the treas ury OF the Fea Ian $
was never in better condition than al this mo-
The same excitement which existed 10 this
city last night prevailed in brooklyn. The
Irishmen Of that city were excited to fever
that kept mp q constant call for fresh dispatches
over the Atlantic cable.
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Affair. IN Gesrae,sx..

THE CArAL.-Arnved-B Henry wsda
Jr., with limestone to Cooley; T.. ID. HARLEY
gram and hay TO George Waters; Antietan
nour and wood 10 do; and twenty-one boats
tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Co, S,s,
tons; Central Co, So ~ tons; Georgetown Ga
Co, 1iO.IS tons; Cumberizna Co, 49, 10 ton
American Co. 2H 10 tors; Borden Go, g3s u
tons; Consolidation Co, pills tons. Departed
MuDcher, with dundries TO Lift Lock Is. Geo
Moler, dc. 10 Hirper's Ferry; Mary, sulphur.
&c, TO Liff Lock No. .; T.. ID. Hartley salt
&c, TO Berlin, and twenty seven boats ligh,
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKRT-The rpports
ef better feeling in northern market has pro
duced an increased demand for flour ana
grain mere, but there are no important trans
actions reported. and the price lists are an
changed. We notice the arrival Of the SslIa
BillinE ger, with wheat and corn TO George
Waters.
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson o., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows

LeWW JURnsuu q OO., Quoto Stocks And
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-lst Board-U. S. reg
istered. 1881, 112X; do, coupons, 1l3 5-2O's,
registered, 106 do. coupons, 1O9 do, 1866,
1S7 =; 10-40s registered. 100: do coupons, 99y;
7.3Us, 1o5x; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
yer, IS; Mariposa, lax; New York Central,
li3k; Erie, Tx; do. prefer'd, SO; Hudson. 12I;
Reading. 112X; Michigan Central, 1l2; Mich
igan Southern, s1x; Illinois Central. 1isx;
Toledo. 1i4K; Rock Island, lOi; Northwes.
tern, 43S; do. preferred, %; Fort Wayne.
lt5S; Chicago and Alton, ITO; Alton and Ter
re Haute, A.; Toledo and Wabash. 43; w. Y.
Telegraph. AK; Boston Water Power, = Pa
cific Mail, ia; Atlantic Mail, 102k. American
gold, p. m, 140T.
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A Fenian Call.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-A call has been is.
sued for the meeting of the Shamrock Circle Of
the Fenians tonight The address says
Fellow couutrymen-Comef forward. Will you
permit ONeil 20 advance again, and perhaps
ranks. Remember that the T. BIS are about
to lift their heads and nerve their arms for a
better struggle, when the Eagle will not pro.
tect the Lion. Let all true Irishmen come
forward to- night, and fall into the ranks
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PPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Nathan WILKINSON. Durbin Ward, and John
Il. Brodwell, were to-day appointed by the
President, Commissioners under an act ap-
proved June 81, 1866, to ascertain the amount
expended by West Virginia for State forces.
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PERsoSAL.-Colonel John Hay, Secretary
OF Legation at Paris. has sent in his resigna-
ton. MAJOR Wiekham Hoffman, OF New ork,
son Of Ogden Hoffman, has gone out as Assist.
ant Secretary OF Legation, and il is thought he
may succeed Colonel Hay. senator boo.
little has arrived In New Orleans from Texas
Mrs. Wood, the actress, has been Kissed in
London as "Miggs" in "Barnaby Rudge,' she
not playing 1t according TO the Great Britain.
Gus idea OF the part. "A spirited dra.mati.
zation of Miss Braddon's novel "Wnat IL the
Mystery" has been made by a gentleman of
this city, and it will shortly be produced with
stage effect
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lLIINOIs SENAToRsHIP-TheC Chicago Jour.
nal says: sSenator Trumbull is generally I'M
derstood TO be candidate for reelection
General j John A. Logan's friends intend 10
push his claims for the successorship and
Governor Oglesby's friends are likewise active
in his behalf The contest will therefore prob.
ably be triangular one, although IL 10 not I'm =
likely from what we learn that the soldiers.
who claim that they are entitled to a represeu |.
tatiye in the Senate-there now beng not one
soldier in that entire body-will endeavor TO
nnite IN favor OF either one or the other Of Mr.,
Trumbuli's competitors, in which event the
contest would be narrowed down TO two.m
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IMPEACHMENT.

The absurd idea of attempting an impeach-
ment Of the President is being discountenanced
in all quarters by the Republican press. and
even by the rabid Radical press In addition
to the evidences of this fact, already noted
in the Star, we see now that the Radical New
Bedford Mercury and the leading Radical pa
pers Of Boston are denouncing the idea The
New York Tribune and New York Times both
oppose il. and the latter says Of it and the pro.
posed alternative:
ssAs for making law suspending the Presi.
dent during trial, we deem this equally i'm.
probable. Such precedent once established
would render Presidential elections, hereafter,
little better than farees. There seems to be q
general expectation that Congress will reas-
semole in state OF exaltation merging on fren.
~. We think il will prove to be a mistake"
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Baltimore Runners.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-It is rumored that
Hon. Reverdy johnson will take a seat in
the Cabinet, and that the Democrats will
elect Gov. Swami to the snexpired term Of
two years, reserving the full SIX years term
for straight out Eastern Shore Democrat
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LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM MEX.

leo.
General Sedswick in Consultation with
Escobedo before Ma amOraS-Fraterni.
zation of Americans and Mexicans-Mat.
smoras 70 be Attacked.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. PA special dispatch
to the Herald from Brownsville announces
the arrival Of Escobedo and staif outside of
Matamoras on the 10th inst. immediately
upon his arrival he dispatched q note to Gen.
Ell al Sedgwick, stating that he would like to
have an interview with him at the earliest
practicable moment The interview look place
on Tuesday evening, the GOTH the details of
which are not known, but it is said to have
been OF q highly satisfactory character. The
Republican General was sersnaded by the
the band Of the goth U. s. celored infantry,
and much enthusiasm was manifested by the
population His troops arrived yesterday at.
ternoon; they number about LEGO men. under
command OF General ROcha, an ofncer OF much
ability.
A commission was sent out by Canales TO
confer with Eseobado, but he refused TO listen
to any terms, demanding the unconditional
surrender of the city, which IL refused he
place between the parties with this ultlmatum
from Escobado. While the American author.
tiles will not actively interfere, they recognize
Escobado as the legitimate representative of
the JuareZ government, and will award him
all the moral aid possible.
Gene. Sedgwick breakfasted in the camp OF
Escc0ado yesterday. The occasion was marked
by much enthusiasm. and an early attack on
Matamoras was promised.
The gunbOat Chocura has been rendered to
Escobado, and 1t IL said he will run the bat.
terles above the town, and bring the attacking
forces In the rear of Matamoras. Should this
project succeed, the place can be easily taken.
The attack will take place at an early day, as
the Chocura can speedily be prepared for SER
vice. fH
The Liberals have occupied Metahula. Prior
to so doing they bad q smart night with the
rear guard of the French, who were marching
towards San LUIS Porosi, in which they were
worsted. "a
The latest reports received at the Headquar.
lers OF the army OF the South are as follows:
Gen. Anger bad on the 10th instant his head.
quarters on the road between Lacateros ana
Durango, sixty miles southwar of the latter
place. The charge of Gen. Diaz De Leon,
which left Monterey 900 strong, now numbers
1.2O0-theee, added to the forces of Gen. Aager.
will increase his command to 1900 men. The
forces OF Gen.. Alvarodo, who was outside to
attack Durango, were twelve leagues from
that tow n, and the men were awaiting the ar
rival of artillery. Gen. Herrara has joined
him with his brigade. Gen. Trevinos forces
are divided into three div isions. and are so
strong xs 10 guard all the approaches to Mon
terey. Their average distance from the city is
about 90 leagues.
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Elsewhere will be found a dispatch from
Galveston stating that Gen. Sedgwick had
crossed the Rio Grande and taken possession
OF Matamoras. While it Is not impossible that
Gen. Sedgwick, under his discretionary pow
ers. may have taken the step reported. it is
certain that up to noon to-day the Govern
ment had received no information to that eft
foot
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TIE PAY OF TREASURY CLERKs.-It in
stated that during the next session Of Congress
the Secretary of the Treasury will cause to be
introduced a bill for the creation of a higher
grade of clerkship in his department The bill
contemplates an increase Of the ann ual sal.
aries OF first class clerks to 81, 400 and Of mes.
sengers and female clerks to Sl,DOO
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Intense Excitement in Ensla nd-Ships O
War q PdePed A

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The New York morn
ing papers have the following specials:
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Fenian alarm is on
the increase. Several ships Of war have been
ordered to Ireland.
The excitement in London is intense, and
approaches only in magnitude to tbs scene on
the occasion Of the news Of the outbreaks in
India
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Flour dull, ana IOaso
cents lower; Southern, 11.40aSI e5: sales of
400 barrels. Wheat dull and Lao cents lower
Corn dull and la2 cents lower. Rive ouiet
Barley dull and dropping. Oats cent lower.
Beef quiet. Pork dull and lower. Lard uiet
Butter heavy. Whisky quiet
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CEASED To BE A DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC
noSEYs.-The First National Bank of Alex.
andria- Va, has voluntarily ceased to be de.
pository of public moneys, it having reeeiv ed
permission to withdraw the sec urities held by
the United States Treasurer in trust for the
deposits in its possession
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-FIour dull: Chicago
extra $l1.50aSi1.75; Baltimore high grades de.
clined soc. Wheat dull. Corn droopine; ne "
white, 95a9ec. Groceries inactive and unset.
tied. Oats firm: sales at J6a5Sc. Seeds quiet
Glover, $9.5Ga&975. Proisions heavy. West.
ern Lard ID fal3hc.
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0%EOTICB-A regular meeting of the R4-
IL publican Association will be held on W Ed
kEepAY EyEEIH0, the 18th instant. ct "a,
oTlcek at"Upion League n all, A" Isl 9Th street
Able speakers viii address the meeting Persons
wishing 20 Join the AssociatioR can Come in per
sou or address A @. HALL, secy no 1y-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-28

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Gold weak at IaI: tx.
change, sixty days, sxa9H; sight, 10 aIO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-28

THE WHITE HOUSE and the Government de-
partments wilt be closed to visitors on to-mor.
row, Thanksgiving day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-28

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-Ther receipts from this
source to-day were 1885, $3.50