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cr1oAeo. Feb. 4.

CHICAaO, teD. I.
Flour declined 10c, closing active. Wheat
duh and declined L9Zc; sales ut PKG
l ~ for No. /, and s4galL for No. 2 Com
dull and declined 9<c sales at az for No.. I.
Oats hrm at 81 for No. ]. Hlghwines quiet
at 2 IL for western. Pork declined $3.50; sales
at 26sD .. Cumberland l31<.r GTeen Hams
I5J1e5II. Lard dull at I61S for steam rendered,
and IL for Kettle. Beef Hams SI@S35. Dressed
Hogs opened dull at DC lower, and closed
firm ut 10 3d. Live hogs999 Is. - AL. -
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CAIRO, Feb. 1.-Late Mobile papers
state that the Tombigbee river is fnfest-
ed with guerrillas, who fire into and
plumber passing steamers. A force has
been sent from Mobile to destroy or
dispose of them. =.rl. = s I.
The small-pox prevails in AIobf1e and
is on the increase in Montgomery 1t is
very fntaI 70 the freedmen. -.
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TRRNroN, Nj, Feb. 1.-Both Houses
have unanimously agreed to go into a
Joint meeting on Wednesday, 7th inst.
ScoveIl's resolution protesting against
the withdrawal of thefederal troops from
States lately in rebellion, viii be report
ed by the Committee on Federal RelA-
lions on Tuesday next.
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New York, Feb. 1.-The successor of
Admiral Parego raised the blockade of
Coquimba. By concentrating the Span
ish squadron at Valparaiso and CaIde-
70 these ports only are blockaded.
The attempt by the Spanish TO capture
the CHILEAN steamer Corbalon at Calde-
70 failed, as after getting possession the
Spantards were driven of by CHILEAN
soldiers from shore, and several of the
former shot. Two subsequent attempts
were also unsuccessful.
The trade OF Chill was brisk.
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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1.-The Senate
unanimously adopted a joint resolution
to-day, declaring that the people of
Virginia cordially approve OF the re-
construction policy of President John
son, and pledge cooperation in the
wise and just action he has commenced.
The second resolution denonnces as
criminally cruel the effort of those rep
resenting our views to be different
from those we here assert.
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me trade Of Chili was brisk.

NEW YoBK, Feb. 1.-The steamer At
1antic brought Se53, 600 dollars in specie
and Panama dates to the 22d. Among
her passengers are MI. Hassaurek
United States Minister to Ecuador, on
leave Of absence, and Ex-Governor
Bigler, OF California, and family.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. LECTION live
ly, sales of 5000 bales at 4Sc. Gold 40i4.
In the Louisiana legislature the Sem
ate bill ordering the elelection of Para
chial officers in all Parishes on the sec
ond Monday in March, passed.
The House to-day promptly, from
Judiciary Committee, reported adverse
~ to all bills and plans looking TO the
stay law, - -
The ouashela river is rising again on
the, 9th, but no cotton coming out
from the back country. -
The steamer Col. Chandler, Captain
Richard Wade, which left here for Gal
weston via Atchafayla river, encounter
ed severe gale of Sabine Pass and
broke in two. The Captain and pilot
were lost, but the crew were saved.
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$50 mfnIi,r stocIss.

NEW YoRK, Feb. i.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as follows:
Genital 89IS;. Copper Falls 2G5S; Franklin
S75<; Hancock t55s; Isle Royal az; Minnesota
l05@; Quincy 50; bay State ~; Boston Water
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New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Overland
mail Of January 5th, arrived this morn
ing. The car burned on the Erie Rail-
road, ON Tuesday, contained our land
mail for California, which LEFT here
Monday. = 80, = ~.
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: a1LbEDeEymLE, Ga, Feb. 1.-Her-
schel v. Johnson accepts the position
of Senator,
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Co-Partnership.a

q j. BOYD AND NJ. 7. wAYbIAN HAVE
-. associated themselves under the tirIn
name of Boyd & wayman, for the purpose OF
carrying on the wholesale Boot and Shoe bus
iness al the old stand, No. 4S Main street, oc-
cupIed by the late firm OF Altman q Way.
man, where they will keep a full stock o.
goods in their line, and by fair dealing mem
extended to the late flrm. jan3-lm
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DURE IIBERTY Lead COPY RIGHT
i led.) Warranted ito cover more S n I.ss
for same weight than any otherl Try II, ana
Won Will have no otherl ManufactuIed only
by ZIEGLERi & SMITH, Wholesale Drug
street, Philadelphia. IL ~ II.
n1- For sale by Paint Dealers generailH
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POREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-The steamer Afri.
ca, from Liverpool on the Goth ult., via
Queenstown on the 21st, arrived here
Mt noon. Here dates are three days La
ter. 49,. i.t.-5 7y..zis 3 ~
LrvRRpooI. CorroN AIARKEr.-The
cotton market opened heavy and de
clined 11Sc. and subsequently, rallied
and increased the decline on middlings
Sales of the week were 81, 600 bales and
on Friday 10000 bales, the market clos
ing firm. Breadstuffs quiet but steady
except corn and wheat which show Q
declining tendency. Provisions quiet
and steady. i'S -NH
The bullion in the bank of England
increased $4,000. =
The Paris Presse asserts that the En-.
peror Napoleon has sent a messenger tc
Mexico arrange for the speedy return
of the French troops: -
AN active search is still going on In
ireland for head center Stephens.
liverpool, Jan. 20.-Breadstutfs quiet
but steady. Provisions steady.
London, Jan. i20-Evening.-Gonsols,
S7aS71s; u. s. 5-2O's, 651Sa66; Erie shares,
57a57X; Illinois Central shares, 76a76Z.
LATEST VIA ouEENsTowN. ~
The London Observer says: Glad
stone will dispose of the surplus reye-
nue. by removing a number of small ar
ticles from tariff and by the modtfica-
tionsof sugar duties. -
Spanish advices say Prim remains be-
tween Audalusia and Portuguese from
The Globe says: tits doubtful wheth-
or the interest in the Mexican debt will
be paid. The funds in Europe are to-
tally exhausted, and it is impossible to
raise new loan. Paris bourse firm;
rentes 6Sf &c. z.,.5l
The recent terrible shipping disasters
continues the leading theme of the
English journals. The weather contin-
ues stormy. The steamer London,
ed at ss5, 000y and her cargo was insured
for &220, 600.
It is confirmed that the Rev. DIR.
wooley, the new Bishop of sydney,
and G.. w. Brooks, the actor, We're
among the passengers The cattle dis
ease in England continues to increase.
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Dissolution.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Z existing under the firm name Of Altman
4 Waymnn. in the wholesale Boot and Shoe
trade, Is dissolved, by the death OF the senior
partner Mr. Altman. The business VIII be
settled by the surviving partner
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HOuSE.

Mr.. Morrill, reported a bill amenda-
tory OF the law of March Sd, 1865, pro-
viding ways and means for carrying on
the Government, which was made the
special order for Thursday.
Mr.. Morrill, in reply to question of
Mr.. Stevens said, that the commit
tee had not yet acted upon the report of
the Treasury Commission, and, there
fore, had not considered the proposition
to reduce the tax on whisky toa dol
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill that no American vessels
sailing under foreign protection during
the rebellion shall be entitled - the
rights and privileges of American yes
sells unless by the act of Congress.
The House passed the bill and then re-
sumo the consideration of the bill to
enlarge the powers of the Freedmen's
Bureau. The House adjourned. s.l
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It is confirmed that the Rev. DIR.
wooley, the new Bishop of Sydney,
and G. w. Brooks, the actor, We're
ease in England continues to increase.
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WholesaIe guttnns.
POILACK'S

ORDERS FROM COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS FOR TOYS WILL
HAVE PROMPT AND CARE .
FIFE, ATTENTION. $50
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Mr.. Trumbulrs amendment as
amended declaring all persons born in
the United States not subject to foreign
powers, except Indians not taxed, TO
be citizens of the United States without
any distinction on account of color,
was then adopted. Yeas 81; nays 10;
bill and addressed the Senate at length.
Pending the discussion the Senate adj
iourned r.-ttaH srt--4
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ians-Sm -. n :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-10
THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
PENNSYLVANIA.

As tar as heard from mp to this morning. the
Congressional delegation, which now stands
fifteen TO nine, Is unaltered. save In the Tenth.
the>Sehuylkill disuics now represented, by
hyefe Strouse. Henry l. Cake, Radical, Is
reported TO have beaten DIR. Gienninser To
compensate for this, u is claimed, no wever,
that In the Fifth, (Thayer's) made up Of wards
In Philadelphia and OF Bucks county, Ross is
elected over Taylor, Radical The returns.
however, are not all in from Bucks county,
and the contest In close. II is true the tele-
graph claims the election Of Archibald In the
Twelfth, but the returns come In slowly m
Luzerne county, and there is not enough
known TO induce the belief that it's heavy
majority will be so reduced as to insure DEN.
nison's defeat
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partially suspended an consequenee of the
eIecfion.
ColuMRus. OHIO. Oct e.-rhe election re-
tSrus, far as hear from, fndicste tns el~c- ion
of nffeen Radical Congressmen as certain. ana
nslority in the State OF $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Oct 9-The returns indicate he
reel. elton Of all the Radical Congr-ssmen and
Raoics nj ma lority of<os0o On the STATE uoket-
IOWA.
CHICAGO, Oct o-ketu rpe from lows indi-
cate Republican majority OF frOm =. a. TO
400. An The Repsbliean Congressmen are
INDIANA
PHIIADrIPHrA. Oct 9-Returns are very
mese~. The Repunlicsn gains and Losses are
about equal, and their majority Will be About
$40. the same as In 1894 ~
NEWARK, N. J.
NEWARK, Oct. e-The Republicans have
carried the charter election In this cIt, by
about SC m aJority.
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The Loss of the Evening Star-TerribIe
Loss OF Life. F.- -

AUGUsTA. GA, Oct. 9-The following Ad-
ditional partI culars Of the loss of the Evening
Star are from the Savannah News of this
morning. and contain the latest particulars of
the disaster: .s. .. #.. .. q q .rs, .-I.s. .. fI
The Evening Star encountered a severe gale
at o'clock on the afternoon OF the Cd, 1SO miles
east of Tybee leland. After weatherng the
storm seventeen hours she foundered at seven
O'Clock on the morning OF the Sd, with 270 souls
on board, only seventeen of whom are known
to have been saved. 1t seems only three or
four lifeboats were on board, in one of which
the chief engineer and purser, with six Of the
crew and two passengers, escaped. After being
capsiZed several times. they were picked up by
the Norwegian bark Fleetwing by which they
were transferred to the schooner 8. J War
ring, on which vessel they arrived here last
evening. The following contains q list of the
saved on the purser's book Robert Finger
chief engineer; Eiiery s. Allen, purser: John
Long. water tender: Frederick IShaffer, coal
passer: George Smith, seaman; John Powers
seaman; Dennis Cannon, waiter; Edw'd Lar
ner and IL. II. Harris, passengers. A second
boat took sixteen persons from the ship, anon z
whom were the captain and third mate. This
boat was eapsjzed some twelve or fifteen times
the captain being lost the fourth time she up
set The boat arrived at Fernandina on sun
day morning with six persons and two bodies.
Only one passenger was saved on the third
names Of the survivors in this beat are :-Thos
Fitzpatrick, third mate; John Dempsey, sea-
man; John Campbell, seaman; James Hame,
seaman Chancellsr Mason, steerase steward;
Frank Gerard, passenger. Among the pas
eepgers was the italian Opera Troupe and a
number Of women and children. none Of whom
are reported saved. - 8 l7-.y.I, ~ II
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A SUPERIOR REMEDy

We can eonscientiously recommend to those suf-
fering from distressing oAuRb, DR, ST RICK.
LANDS MELLIBLp0US OOtGH BALSAM.
it gives Iehef slmost nstantaneous, and is with
DOUBT but the Mellifuous Cough Bslsam 10 one Of
tne pest prsparanons In use; and 1: sil that its
the last week, and found relief from msst dis.
Tes1iaS cough; It is IIspared BY Or, stris Hand
for sale BY Druegiss. Sold By J W. NAIkN q
co also ct MATES Drug Store, and OaAs
CHkiSTINIs, BIT Pa. avenue and 3Oo Ninth
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A WAR MISSILE or GERMAN INVENTION
An ingenious Dutchman has recently lnid
before the Austrian Minister of War proposal
10 furnish the army Of Francis Joseph with a
camfavlets OF the Chinese. The inyeptlve
genius wishes 10 NIL hollow cylinder or
sphere with concentrated essence OF cholera
or typhoid fever, or small pox. In time Of war
he proposes 10 annihilate q stubborn garrison
or destroy the defenders OF an intren ched camp
by launching in their midst specimens OF each
disease inclosed In these shells, which burst of
course, when reaching their destination. How
the man proposes 20 bottle this dangerous
essence of every putrid or revolving disease is
not revealed
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SEurope is fairly preparing for q new
war. Some regiments Of the French Army are
made Of aluminium, which has been invented
by an Italian, and At the experiments made
lately at Paris, proved 70 be bullet proof.
D6A servant girl at farm house in the vi
cinity OF Guiliord, England, dreamed one night
that the house was attacked by. robbers and
getting up, hid her watch in n roll Of bnttsr,
where II was found at the tea table several
nights after, TO the ereatsurprise Of the family
and Of Sarah. herself as we'll
~A desperate fight occurred at warrenton
Junction last week between two freedmen
One fought with razor; the other with a hoop
pore ,Ss ma '0.h n Pssss @ we,e vereiy pan,sneS-
We have not heard that either party had bee n
arrested - WGrTenton Index
ga man in Nashville. Tenn. fearing that
he would be attacked with cholera, took an
entire bottle OF Perry Da Wis pain killer, and
followed II with large dose of landau um.
He didn't take the cholera, but the medicine
did the business for him. He went to sleep
and never woke again.
A CAUTIoN.-A Maine newspaper mentions
the case OF ayoung lady who for two years
past has been i'll, and has suffered sc we're pain
IN consequences OF having accidentally swaI-
lowed needle. The pernioious and dangerous
habit OF placing pins and needles in the mouth
should be rigidly guarded against.
~ 1t is estimated that the cost 10 Austria OF
her recent disastrous war venture will oe
a2A Jersey City matchmaker has played a
clever trick on his customers by ascending
with "a heap" OF watches a ~.
@There does not seem 20 be much sbroth-
eriy love- among the politicians OF PhilaoeI-
phia. .a-I .l.C4-rfs : a. IS tls
s1Comfort to the poor--nothing pays no
taxes. ro -r.-l - 80.
81 Rule for editors and ladies--short arti-
cles for warm weather 7-'raf ,f rrT
gThe weather goes sasalnst the gralu"ia
England. nFleI 4 II h1tl- -tHa.- 20
81 lG0Rumor forecasts the marriage Of James
Gordon Bennett, Dr., and a daughter Of Gen
Dix.--AItdny Journal. -Fsf--&
~The ssCalifornia fever- has abated con-
adorable In these parts, bot marrying has ia
keE an epidemic form.-Sfossntoa VirciIssaa.
sra cute counterfeifer In England broke a
shop window. presentae . bogus IS note in
payment, and got his change. DATA
sra young lady was stsbbed 20 fh e be,rt
with butcher knife, In the hands or an IN.
fpriaied sister a. Thompson. III iliaf f-en
IN - The Staunton Virginia. proposes mat
the authorities there shall appoint one or wore
'oolered polsemen 10 look afser the negroes.
~ ntw ss -vhs sEs -.igrI - .4i 1au3I-aaf
9r1-f1I
. stU. Ir.asrF .frE -r IT1 wsF -
p --f.E sF.I -. .t. Har
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EPIDEMIC IN MoBILE-The dengue or break
bone fever has become quite epidemic in
town. There is not a practIctng physician
who mas not cases under his care. This dis
ease is attended with extraordinary pain and
but little real danger, except in cases OF elder
ly persons. Ii arises from malarious causes
and experience has Thus far shown that il does
not coexist with yellow fever. THIS epidemic
made its appearance in Mobile about three
weeks since, and will probably last about the
same time longer. Regularity Of living and
the ay oiding Of the night air are the only pre-
yentiNes known. The pains In the bones of
those afflicted with the disease are Intense and
IL is from this fact that IL derives its name of
break-bene fever.-h0bile Times
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Among the passengers on board the lnckiess
stssmer Evening Star were Dr. SpauldIng's
circus company Of thirty persons. They had
all their paraPhsrnalia wiIh them. eui none
of their horses.
The opera troupe OF paul AIlisoza-embrac-
ing seme ffty-nine members. were also on
board. They had bat recently arrived from
France IN the VILE de Paris.
he list OF passengers also included eighty
seven prostitu tes, en- route TO Nsw Orleans aud
Havana for the 'swinter season" IL iis n Gus
tom among the matrons Of the large assigna-
tion houses OF Havana, New Orleans and other
Southern citee, at the opening OF the fail sea-
son. 10 visit the Northern States and .prnd
month or six weeks in seeking and selecting
the most fascinating beauty that may be found
IN the houses OF prostitution In New York.
Boston ano Philadelphia, and these they con-
sign to their baguios IN the South.
The New York News says;-Last month Bi-
anca Robbins, Jennie King. Flora Bedell. Su-
san Kingsley, and several other well known
keepers of fashionable MANSIONS OF poll non
IN New Orleans, arrived m this city, aud At
once commenced their search for a supply of
fresh victims to MI the places OF those of
whom they had been relieved by removal or
death. After weeks they cceeded in procur-
ing the number requisite 10 fll their almost
deserted harems; and on this occasion the um-
Der VINO embarked on board the Evening Star
was, as we have already said, eighty seven,
some Of them the most accomplished. hand
soonest and unscrupulous loreties TO be found
in the eilded brothels Of this city.
livery available state-room on the Evening
gagged In advance OF the hour OF sailing. and
into these Were packed TIVE or three girls 70
each room. SO sudden had been this arrange
ment that passengers no Were bound 20 me
Crescent City on business found themselves
deprived OF the ordinary accommodations by
this remarkable cargo of the lost
Blanca Robbins, well known throughout the
South as the mistress Of one of the most eleg ant
and costly houses I'm New Orleans, secured ac-
commodations for and shipped twenty. Jen-
ME King, of almost equally extensive reputs-
ton. managed for the transportation of twenty.
while Flora Eedell and Susan Kingsley pro
vided for fifteen and ten girls respecftveiy
and the remainder were secured by other mis-
tresses, who provided for groups OF from
three TO five, making an aggregate Of eighty
seven.
The steamer was advertised TO sail at O'Clock
precisely, and long before that hour a success
zion Of hacks had discharged their inmates on
the pier, and immense trunks, bearing in en-
blazoned letters the romantic names of Ella
Livingstone, Rose Standisb, Julia Mortimer.
Nell Maynard, Georgiana DE We're, Pauline
Sinclair, Hortense De Launay, Clara Winter
ton. Madsline Walters, lay piled in utter con-
fusion by the eangway OF the ship, while the
anxious Mesdamee and gay daughters OF the
devil fitted hither and thither among the mot
ley concourse which had gathered to witness
their departure.
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0A verdict was recently given in the tjir- :
emit Court in Jefferson county, Wis.-by which
The administsa(6rI Of Francis, L. Bishop re.
wSst Railroad Tom papy as dan1agss for XIII.
ing the little girl of the decsased, aged eleven
wars, Tbestrajn did not tstop lone en- ough foS
her 10 get from the car, and she was crushed 70
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y tss8 = s'si5s'aa 81 na!I.ia .Ist .stYs sar
a fegslh ntt7 ~ I sin 50 sg17 VIR - - l7lag8ET
fsNfd saf 81 1 I9ECf fu81 fff t'resl - DIS
e = y EclsJ -1t33 e9zf.i .sessfa hs .eUl3
TJEIJ a ~ fEfs.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gEo DEALER DARE oOrrRApICr THE
iact that the articles label "f.uon's Hxtrscts,"
nov o0ore q for esle In this MAJ ket are
eepuipe. at the present rats Of duty could not
ss sEld st Ie,s than twice the g.sss Of PhALohS
which neither Paris nor London has ever pro-
ductd the equal Bold By uegists universally.
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1.-TWO English lords have lately appeared
as preachers. The Earl OF Cavan breaches
forenoon and afternoon In the Free On hurch in
Duntown. 10 large congregations, ana Lord
Adelbert Percy Cecil, youngest son OF the Mar
address in the National schooiroom in Eastou.
and another at an outdoor meeting in wot-
horne