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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

If you want to enjoy rich musical
treat, goto Washington Hall tonight
and hear the Peak family. The sound
of dinner bell is sweet to a hungry
man, but not to be compared to the
music of the silver bells in the hands of
the Peak troupe,
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Train for the WEST.

WHEELING, June Is, 1855.
nN AND AFTER JUNE nth, 1886. THE
~ Passengers and Mails from Wheeling for
the west Will be despatched from the Depot OF
the u. q .. X. r. Co. at 3:S5a, m. and 2:lO D.
m. ana leave Benwood on the arrival of the
ju28 R. 4. DEVRlES, Agent.
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Bakery and BUSINESS stand for SALE
nm tho TaV,-I ..rHII

T WILL SELL CHEAP A FIRsTRATE
la0 0osi me, stand, bakery, &C., situated on
grounds Wheeling Island. The house con.
tains rooms, flushed attic, cellar, &c: To-
sether with stable and all necessary out
buildings. The oven has q capacifyS of 9OO
loaves at time, and Ia above high water
marx. The lot Is 90 by $50 feet. For terms.
Ofhce in Custom House. dci3eiyF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

.'NE Plus ULrRAP' Buclzwheat
cakes and Biscuit! Logan, List & Co. e
Excelsior Baking Powderl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

Buy your holiday presents at Graves,
No. 80 Monroe street, and save from %
to 80 per cent. Iw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

A FRESH 1Nvo1cE. Tooth Brushes for
Retail and JObbinR Trade. T. Il. LO-
gan d Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

LADIES' Glove Kid and Morocco Pol
ish Boots, at Badgers, 1876, Market
Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18
For Sale.

HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
~ rom this city, L offer my Dwelling
HOUSE situated on Market ST., for sale. / will
sen same with or without Furniture and
can give possession to suit purchaser
IL ucl3-ZW -. ... ~ ..aH ~. d, ROSENTT1 All Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18
For Sale.
For Sale.
Property for Sale

ON WHEELING ISLAND, LOCATED
" on the corner Of Broadway and Ohio sts.,
consisting OF three two story frame houses
Qn a block, each containing dve rooms snd
II sold before the LIST OF January thew will Re
disposed of at less price than after that date.
For terms, apply 10 CHARLES NICHOLS.
on the premises. dcS5JTds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court met yes
terday, at9a. m. The rape cases, which
were first on the docket, were continued
until the 18th inst. Some civil business
was afterwards transacted, and the
morning being pretty well spent, the
Court adjourned until a. m. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18
For Sale.

A FINE STALLION, MAHOGANY BAY,
n fuH sixteen hands high and SIX VearI
Old. Call on ]. s. RHODES at No. 20 Main
street, Wheeling. ticl5-St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

AN EXQUISITE PERFUME. "Burnett's
klorimel'-75 cents, at T. a. Logan &
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THE SHERIFF elect of Ohio county,
7. J. Campbell, Esq, qualified yester,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

TOILET Scars, best and cheapest In
the city. T. n. Logan & Co.'s.
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WANTED-AGENTS TO S2oo PER
wv MONTH for Gentlemen, and SIS TO SIS
for Ladies, everywhere; to INTRODUCES The
common Sense Family Sewing Machine i'm
proved and perfected. 1t win hem, fen
sutcni quilt bind, braid, and embroider
beautituIly-price only S2o-makine the eiaS-
NC lock stitch, and fully warranted for Ihree
years. We pay the above wages, or q COM
mission, nom which twice that amount can
pc made. address or call on @. BOWERS q
", once No. 80 South Filth street Phila-
delphla, Pa All lettsrs answered pTomptFr-
with eircnlars and terms. dcl-lmd6W
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. COMPLY
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Obb1CE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co..
WHEELING Dec. 8. lisa

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RT1N nv
the following schedule on and amer Dec.
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#EatFal.

{; u:
A8TAISLY CURED as Intermittent FyslNsy.
. as CSE5RrA1SLT PREVENTED as Small Pol. u
ct. Charles E. Afn0. n D. III n 80
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acknowledgement
Fresh Oysters.
OVsters 7 OVstersl

BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO. ARE RECEIV-
, ing Fresh Oysters daily. For sale by the
ASe, can and half can. sepl7
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DECEIVED DAILY, AND FOR SALE
6(y by the case, can, or half can by
SCHULZ q TRUSCHEL,
now Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

~ ing Fruit House, Filth street, opposite
cathedral, and for sale at Baltimore price.
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For Sale.
OYSTERS! OVstersII

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS,
lease Of store house and store fixtures.
dc7-t STEIN BROS.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
Affair. in Seoree,.wn

TIE CoRroRATIoS AND rHr A,y,,
AQvkDrCT -To-nisht the Aldermen a. q a. IN
mon Oonneithoid then regular weekly meet
ing, and IL is expected that the conni,tes 4,
whom was referred the petition OF certain nnat
chants relative TO proceedings agatnsttha A.
eNandriS Aqueduci. will be prepared TO rspor,
~ Is ruinored that the committee Will recon
mend that the Cooperation sustain IN. net,
iioneTs in their effort 20 lay an injunction uaon
further operations on the Aqneduet
IAE CCAL 1RADk.-Since The deper.ure nj
the coal feet the arrivals from Camh-r,xnd
have been comparatively night. and the ActiyIfS
about the derricks has subsidized cossiderably
deriiCks awaiting the arrival OF boats hou-ty
The orders from dIsisnts ports for coal are
heavy. IN some cases exceeding the STOCK o,
hand; but the want OF vessels 70 carry tue coal
Wln prooaoiy deisy shipments long enough for
the arrival or ooats with coal inherent 10 snn-
ply all demands up TO this date. There are
few vessels al the cosl whsrves to-day
VIOLATING CORPORATION ORprs1Ncrs
Yesterday, Jos Lydan was arrested for rna
nIng wagon without iicen Sc bst with sna,nsr
mans number Justice Buckley fined him
sSli. George w. Varnell was arrested YES
terdsy by officer Sherwood for selling H5no-
under license not approved By the BoArd Of
Police The dsfendant had Obtained A lieenss
from tne corporation, but the Board Of Police
oid nor approve the license. and the defeRdaat
continued to sell Notwithstanding the act a,
the board. Justice Buckley fined him S9a a.
THk CANAL L-Arriyed-Eleven boats, with
coal, consigned 70 the American Co e,s- Q ton
Cumberland Co, So 10 tons Borden Go Il1 n
tons; Central Co. 325.7 tons; Hampshire ara
baltimore Co, llO-l. tons Departad-rhe NJ
4. I. Morrison and WarderIng Boy, with |. .Ou
cofhns, 10 Groves Lsnding. shove Antietam.
l'!6, with bay, to Groves Landing; Jenuv
Lind, salt TO Lift Lock :; Col. A Spstas. rnar
chandise, to Monocacy; Base Line. salt, g..
10 Lift Lock No. n: and nineteen boats Light
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKRT-The S,Ius
Bliimeyer 'arriyedJhls morning with a heavy
cargo, consisting OF wheat, -four, corn, lard,
and apples, 20 q. Waters. Flour-A more a.
i've inquiry for medium and better grades.
super, sl2.s5asi3 cut extras. sl3 5OaSIs: extras
sH25aSl5. Sor2e choice brands held a higb
as SIS Is. Grain-No sales OF WHEAT reportad
today. IL would bring prices fully sp 20 the
baltimore quotations n offered. No sales a,
corn; prices unchanged
Evening star., 1866-11-08
RESULT OF THE ELEOrION

The returns received up TO this time, of the
State elections, held on Tuesday last are suf-
feient TO show conclIs'vely that the Congress
siOnsl delegation IN the Fourtieth Congress
will be about the same in party strength as il
Is In the Thirty ninth. In Maryland the Radi-
Gals lose TWO Congressman, but they gain two
New Jersey. The New York delegation is
about the same as in the present Congress, and
Delaware remains the same. In Missouri
there is a Republican gain of one Congressman
and in the States OF Illinois, Minnesota, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Nevada, according to the
returns received the position of affairs seems
10 be unchanged since 1854, all tending TO the
conclusion that on Tuesday last there were
elected about sixty-nine or seventy RepublI-
cans in the House of Representatives to tweE:y
or twenty -one Democrats. With the members
already elected, and those yet to be chosen IN
Connecticut, California. Kentucky New
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Tennessee it
seems TO be established that in the next House
the Republicans Will have more than two-thirds
of the members, while in the Senate there
Will be an increase of Republican strength A
Conservative Will come in place OF Senator
Creswell, OF Maryland, but there will be an
Offset 10 that in the election of a Republican in
New Jerley. Illinois will elect Republican
Senator, Kansas will choose two, and Missouri.
New York, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wis
consln Will each elect one. The next Senate
will, therefore, stand about forry.four Re-
publicans TO eight Democrats-more than a
three fourths majority for the former party
The Republican majorIties in the States which
voted on Tuesday ara estimated at about 232-
OOO, making, with the result of The October
elections. at least $4,000 majority in the North
ern States In favor of the dominant party
Evening star., 1866-11-08
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-2d Board-U. s. reg.
istered. 1881, lax; do, coupons, 1l4S; 5-2O's.
registered, l07; do. coupons, 1lOa; do, new,
lG7k; 1U-4O g, registered. 100; do coupons, 100 \
7.3Us, lG7x; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
3iis; Canton. 81: Gum mberland, 69H; QuicksiI-
yer, 50; Mariposa, 13h; New York Central,
Reading, ll6H; Michigan Central, lI5 Mich
lgan Southern, 9iI; Illinois Central I2la:
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 92%; Cleveland and
Toledo, 120; Rock Island, HOY; Northwes
tern, 56l; do preferred, 79a; Fort Wavne,
19S; Chicago and Alton, =: Alton and Ter
re HautP, -; Toledo and Wabash 52H:W u.
Telegraph, 5lH; Boston Water Power 32A:
Pacific Mail, 2I2; Atlantic Mail, III. Amer
ican gold, p. m, IA6S.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
New Books.

POEMS AND BALLADS. By Algernon Charles
Swinburne. New York: Carleton. For sale
in this city by Philip Solomon. This Is the
book Of sensuous poems that is lust now re.
ceiving the execrations of the English critics
''Griftith 1aunt" and W alt Whitman's s.Ieayss
Of Grass" in a spirit of protest 10 what Reade
terms the '.prurient prudishness'' of the age.
Ii Is hardly fair, however, to Reade or Whit.
man 10 class their productions on the score of
sensuality with the "Poems and BalIads =
Swinburne out-Eyrons Byron in ideal,zad
srossness. According 10 Swinburne whareyer
IS natural Is right, and being right IL is right 20
describe it. He has not the instinct of shame
that teaches even the lowest savage to cover
bis naSedness. The SwinburnIan grossness is
disguised IN vigorous. felicItous language
winch Will probably save II from the fate of
the obscene books pounced upon by the police.
but IL Is not one whit less mischievous on tha,
account.
OyR ARTIST IN PERU. By George w Carl
ton New YORK: Carleton. For sale i'm this
city by Philip solomon. This is the title of
a series of graphic sketches with the pen and
pencil by George w. Carleton, of which he iS
both author and publisher. The sketches are
my In number, and give a capital idea OF the
manners and customs OF the Peruvrans better
than profound volumes of description
The BIGLow PAPERS. Second series Bos-
ton; Ticknor Fields. For sale in this citv
by Hudson Taylor. In the humorous prefac .
to,this collection in book form OF the latter day
"BIglow Papers," the author james Russell
LOVELY announces that he shall never write
any more Biglow papers-unless under gre =
humor Will lind IL apply expressed In this
book.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
THE RATEs OF PAY TO EMPLOYEES OF
THE QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMEyT

In special orders No. 555, issued from the
War Department to-day, it is provided that
"a Board of Officers will assemble at Wash.
iDgton, ID. o., on the 3lst day of October, 1866.
or as soon thereafter as practicable. for the
purpose OF making inquiries and reporting to
the War Department the rates which should
be allowed to the employees of the Z uarter
masters Department in this city,
The detail for the Board is as follows:-Bre
vet Major General A. T.. Shiras, Asss tant
Commissary General Of Subsistence; Breyet
igadier General William Maynadier, Ord
nance Department; Brevet MAJOR General ID
II. Rucker, Assistant Quartermaster General:
Brevet Major General H. G. Wrigh', Csrps of
Engineers: Brevet Lieutenant F. ]. Cr,Ilv
Assistant Quartermaster, Bureau of Military
Railroads
Evening star., 1866-11-08
MuRCAT -

The Navy Department has received a dis.
patch from Captain J. r. 9oldsborough com /.
manoiDg the U. ). steamer Shenandoah, an
nouncing the arrival OF that vessel, on the 2sth
OF September, at Bombay, British India,
whenceI II was proposed the vessel would sail
on the 10th nit. tor Point de Gale Captain
Goldsborough states that on the 18th of Sen.
tember, while anchored of NJ uscat, he received
visit from an ofhcer Of the Imam, welcoming
him to the port, and Offering the usual ciyiIi-
ties. salute OF twenty-o -one guns was fired
from the Shenandoah. and was promptly re-
turned from batteries on each side of { be har.
bor. The next day, Captain Goldsborough, in
the Imam at his palace, and was hospita bly
received.
In the despatch the fact is referred to that
We have no consul at Nj uscat nor any Amer
lean citizens residing there. The American
ship Glide, Of Salem, and the Hellespont. of
Marble Head were at anchor in the cove
waiting TO take in cargo.
On the morning before the Shenandoah left
Muscat, an uncle of the Imam landed with ffty
men, and took possession of one OF the forts
and opened q fire upon the town, which was
Immediately returned from an opposite battery
and from field pieces around the palace. il
appears that the uncle is a usurper of the
throne. Capt GoldsbOrOugh was appealed to
by the Imam for assistance, but he declined in !.
terfering in any way except as a peacemaker
and gave his assurance that II would afford
him pleasure TO intercede and endeayor to
bring about reconciliation. This the Imam
thought could be done, and the subject was
discontinued.
Captain Goldsbsrough reports that the ON
GERS and crew OF his vessel have enioyed good
health, one death having occurred.
A dispatch has been received, under date of
August %, stating that the r.. s. steamer
Ashuelot was then at Simon's Bay, Cape of
Good Hope. Officers and crew all well.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
From Canada

TeRONTo, Nov. I'm the case relating to the
suspension of the Bank of Upper Canada the
80 davs grace allowed by law for the redemp-
ton Of specie payments will expire ext week
when the affairs of the Bank will, probably he
placed in the hands of assiguees and wound up.
Meantime parties indebted to the Bank have
the privilege of settling their indebtedness in
notes on the Bank at par. After assignment
this can no longer be doae
CORNWALL, T.. W., Nov. The volunteers
stationed here have received orders 10 break
up on Friday and are 10 be struck off the
rolls
MONTREAL. Nov. THE imports for the last
month in Montreal amount to over four million
dollars.
A number of Ministers are here in Cabipa,
council to-day, previous TO leaving for Eng.
land -
Evening star., 1866-11-08

0There would seem TO b a serious trou Bile
brewing in France, under the political sur.
face. The workmen OF LYONS and other m au-
ufacturing cities have nothing to do and win
stary ation staring them in the face, a winter
prospect is not cheering one.
~ Ex Governor. ex General, y. .eyery rhtug z
Henry Advise OF Virginia says that he is e,.
tber q felOn or . prisoner Of war. II the form
er-, ~ il the duty of the Government 10 punr rsh
hirn: il the latter IL is equally the duty sf tue
Government now 10 release him from the obii-
cations Of hie parole.
ga bonnet, an undersleeve and a little
blood have been discovered Ia Troy, NJ Y
Just enough 10 start . first class sensation
Iuui der story.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE ELECTIONS.
Especial to Star.l
DELAWARE.

WLMIseToN. Nov. 7.-Compiete returns
from New CASTLE county show a majority for
Riddle OF l90. The RadicaI Legislative ticket in
New Castle county is elected by q smaller ma.
lority.
herbolt Dem, candidate for sheriff of New
Castle county, is probably elected, though the
vote is close, the majority not being 90 either
way.
In Kent, Saulsbury's majoritv is 92i, a DEM
ocrahc gam of 20. over the election OF 1864.
The returns from SUSSEX come in slowly but
indicate the defeat Of the Republicans by LOCO
MAJORITY in the State
Evening star., 1866-11-08

TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS AGKSCY.-A rup.
ture has occurred between the New York As.
ISOLATED Press and its general agent, Mr.. ID
II. Craig, resulting in the withdrawal of the
latter from the concern. He is establishing an
opposition press telegraphic agency, and Mr..
James Simonton, formerly connected with the
New York Times. and latterly with the San
Francisco Bulletin, succeeds Mr.. Craig as the
Associated Press general agent
Evening star., 1866-11-08
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Wheat dull; red, 50 ~
aS3.25. Corn quiet. Flour steady Groceries
firm. Coffee active. Whiskey dull. Seeds
frm-New Glover, Soss9.25. Oats frm-saIes
ai66afsc. Provisions inactive. Lard and Porl,
heavy.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs

The receipts from customs from the Goth 10
the 3lst ult, which have been reported to the
Treasury Department., Were as follows: Eos
ton, s5s6,Ges O5; Baltimore, SIi5, ,2G3 So
FROM october 21th to October 21th, there
was received at Philadelphia s1s7,02l.sl New
Orleans, S77,5l057.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
DECISION IN REGABD TO PENSIONS.


Secretary Browning has given decision, on
an appe al from the action OF the Pension OF.
flee, in regard 10 claims for the increase O,
invalid pensions, under the act q June 9th
1eC6. HIS construction Of the law is, in sub,
stance, contained in the feliow wing paragraphs.
quoted from the decision:
"Three grades OF disability are described in
the act, but II Is not TO be presumed that Con /.
gress supposed that all in valid pensioners who
receive the maximum amount under former
laws would be therefore entitled to its liberal
provisions. The applicant for the increased
allowance must afi1Tmatively prove that his
disability is one Of the specific charac ter men.
toned in the act, or is equivalent thereto I'M :
less the fact be sufficiently established by the
proofs accompanying his original appIica.
ton"
81 am of the opinion thar the proofs do MOI,
bring q case within the act in question, un less
they show that the disability is perma nent.
and incapacitates the applicant from perform
ing manual labor to the same extent as n ha
had lost hand or foot"
Evening star., 1866-11-08
TELEG GRAPHIC NEWS.
THE BALTIMORE HABEAs CoRPy

THE BALTIMORE HABEAS CORPUS
CASE.
The Sheriff and New Police Commits
sionePs in Court
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The habeas corpus case
of the Police Com missiouers is now being ar
gued before Judge Bartol. The Warden pro-
dpced Sheriff Thompson and Messrs Valiant
and Young promptly in court at nine O'Clock
this morning.
(sECoSp DISPATCH
Continuation OF the Habeas Cerprs Case
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-The habeas corpps cas-
was continued until O'Clock when Judge Bar
'oi adjourned the case until ? O'Clock. lie per
mitted, with the consent Of the counsel for tn
old Commissioners, the parties 70 be unre-
strained until the Court should meet st tha;
hour
Evening star., 1866-11-08

PETROLEUM. FOR STEAMBoATs.-Perroleu
is to be used as a steamboat fuel. A company
has been organized In Memphis, Tepnesses
which rs building q boat Of not less than fftv
horse power, that will save one third Of the
50 ace devoted 10 fuel, while its ligntness will
greatly lessen the draft of the vessel.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
INTERNAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were &l99,49S.l6 t....

A CoINCIDENCE.-Iti is curious coincidence
that the battle Of Bull Run and the surrender
OF General Lee took place on land owned by q
Major William Mclean. A letter writer who
recently visited Appomattox Cnurt House,
says:-''Major Mclean is now Offering this
house for sale, he is desirous Of rstur ming to
his farm, near Manassas, where the first battle
Of the late war was fought, and as he only pur.
chased this place during the war, being q refu.
gee from his home after the Bull Run fight"
Evening star., 1866-11-08
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Ben. Powell. an old
policeman. has been arrested on suspicion of
having poisoned his wife.
Blapton Duncan has filed q pardon in the
United States court and claims the restoration
of bis confiscated property
Evening star., 1866-11-08

OYSTERS NOT UNHsAL Y.-Leadins phv.
sicians of Philadelphia have united in decla.
ring sound oysters 10 be pc rfectIy heaithsul
article OF food even In cholera times They
say that when cholera has resulted from their
use the fault. in most cases. will be Iound TO be
In the imprudence of the patient, and not IT
the unwholeso meness Of the oyster
Evening star., 1866-11-08
CONTRIBUTION BY rUE pRrsrprur

Il.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sold the
marine hospital at Charleston, s. G.. 10 the
Protestant Episcopal Church South of that
city, TO be used as an orphans home and school
for the education OF freedmen's children.
President johnson has subscribed one thous
and dollars to the fund to enable the society to
make the purchase ..t
Evening star., 1866-11-08

ELECTION RETURNS.
nj MARHI.AND

BALTIMORE, Nov. Slater returns from Al
leehany County show that the Radicals have
carried the County bv about 100 majority
Evening star., 1866-11-08
New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Flour I5a20 cents lower
Wheat 3a5 cents lower. Corn la2 cents lower
Pork quiet Whisky dull.
Evening star., 1866-11-08
THE WHITE HOUSE

There was the usual attendance Of visitors
the White House to-day, but nothing trans
pired Of special interest. Secretary McCullocb
had an interview with the President this
morning.
Evening star., 1866-11-08

Too FREE.-The Mayor and ex- Mayor OF
Lowell, Macs. have each had infants Jeff A.
their doors lately. The editor Of the Lowell
paper says people are getting too free with
their babies, he begins 10 think.
Evening star., 1866-11-08

ARTIFICIAL lyoRY.-An excellent substi.
tute for ivory, 1t IL said, is now made in Frsnee
from paste OF Pdpicr Rache and gelatine. Bill
lizard balls and other articles made from II are
said 70 be equal to real ivory, and TO csst but
one third az much.
Evening star., 1866-11-08

TEMPERANCE MKETING.-There will be n
public temperance meeting at Odd Fellows
this evening, under the auspices of EQUAL
Division. No. 3, Sons Of Temperance. See
advertisement.
Evening star., 1866-11-08

SwIHDLRD.--John Grace, one of the Feuiap
prisoners, now awaiting trial at Toronto Is
one OF the band whs captured Booth and
Harold and lawyer from Boston lately called
on MIN, and procured his signature to docu
ments craving bis share, over 81 600 OF tue
reward promised by the United States Gov
eInment. OF the eLeo0, the prisoner received
Evening star., 1866-11-08

REAL, ESTATE SALKs.-Messrs. Kilbourn &
Latta, Real Estate Brokers. corner 7th and
streets, have sold farm Of los acres, in the Dis.
tricf OF Columbia, near Fort 9reble to J. I,
Roberts. for IS 600.