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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Snowiny fast. Cation
33kaS. Flour hrmer; sales of 5000 bbls
State and Western Ss 4OaSI3 SO; Southern dnIi;
Corn duh. Oats heavy. Pork dull: sales zoo
bbls. new mess at $2ia$20.l2k. Beef quiet.
Lard dull at l1al2b. Whisky dull
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PARDoSRD.-The President has ordered a
warrant Of pardon 10 be issued to Michael
Conner, con vietsd at the October term. 1865 Of
the United States DISTRICT Court OF Ohio, for
obhing the mail, and sentenced TO suffer i'm
prisonment for five years. The pardon wa.
ISSUED on the recon- mendafion of the Jynitsd
States District Attorney for that district. and
the Special Agent Of the Post Once Deparr.
mpnr
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DiStreSAing GaSuaIfr

QUkBEc, u. r., Dec. 27.-About seven o clock
on Christmas eve canoe, with a crew of n We
men and six passengers, on crossing to point
Levi, was struck by a heavy field of DRIFT ice
The canoe was upset and the party thrown
Into the river. Three of them were drowned
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lTALY-THH. SPEECH OF THE PoPE The
Pope has addressed the officers OF the Eighty.
fifth Regiment, on their departure from Rome
He said: " Your flag left France to restore the
Holy See. The nag now returns to France:
but many consciences will not be satisfied for
Italy is not complete, as has been said. because
this scrap OF territory still remains; when this
no longer remains the flag Of revolution will
float over the italian capital. pray for Ma.
poleon and his tranquility, but he also must
do something. France is the eldest daughter
OF the Church, but II does not sufice to wear
the title. The right to wear 1t must be proved
bv deeds'' n -
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ErisCopALAThe Church Almanac for 1857
gives the following statistics Of the Church IN
this country, incl uding the Southern States -
Whole number OF parishes. zoos; whole aum-
Der 81 clergy, 2.53os total msmbership, 1871 ,22a:
contributions the p6st year, 3O5i 1857. =
= ~ II il said that Nafhaniel Ha wthorne has
left novel, no portion Of which has been pub.
Nshsd, his widow hesitAtiug to permit its pub.
location On Account Of the great nsmber OF
points IN (which be bad marked for. altera.
ton. sS~~ " sSsfI ~ - ! -
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Dec. 27.-Wheat dull; REGENTS
sales at 5oaS0 cents. Seeds very dul Elour
neglected: low grades heavy. Provisions dull
and unsettled. Groceries heavy. whiskey
dull.
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ShipWrecL

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 37.-The steamship r. A >
Souder. for New York from Charleston ran
ashore last night on Rattle Snake Shoals Ii is
feared she will De total wreck Her passeu-
gers and crew arrived NJ Charleston this morn
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0There seems to be no doubt that Dan
Setchell, the comedian, has been lost at sea-
IL is now nearly year since he sailed from
San Francisco. bound to Auckland, New Tea
land, and the vessel in which he sailed has
never been heard from.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE PORTUGUESE MINIS.
TER.-Secretary Seward and Mr.. Frederick
w. Seward, Assistant Secretary OF State, left
Washington last evening to attend the funeral
Of the Portuguese Minister, J. O. Figaniere de
Moroa, who died at Brooklyn, New York, ON
Monday Last
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kRRPfNe BAR OPEN ON SVNDAY-Y...r
DAY, Aufuef Koch was arrested by officer M
Elfresh, of the Third Ward. for keeping ht.
bar open on Sunday. The case WAS sxsminad
by Justice Morseil. who fined the defen dAnt
secs .'" 49,
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Attempted Escape Of Ceuxic,s

BALTIMORE Dec. 2s-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made by five convicts 20 escape
from me Maryland peniteBtiary yesterday
morning. They had reached the top of the
wall when they were discovered by the guards.
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~The matter OF the erection Of q monu-
ment 20 the soldiers and sailors on the Comn mon
at Boston threatens TO be productive of much
trouble. An injunction against its erection II
talked OF. in consequence OF Its being an in
vssion OF the tenure by Which the city holds
that property.
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sMUCGJERs CONvrcrrn


The Commissioner Of Customs yesterday re-
ceived Information OF the con vction, ia the
United States District Court at Detroit, Michi.
gan. of nine persons for smuggling They
have not yet been sentenced
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CARRYING CONCEALED wEAroSs-ra. =.
Goidsmith was arrested yesterday by of c-I
Sprsgpe, for carrying concealed weapone
Justice Handy fined him $40.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Commander T. p. Will.
lame, ordered TO temporary ordnance duty At
the Boston Navy Yard. Commander ]. c. p
DE Kraft, detached from ordnance duty ar ths
Philadslphia Navy Yard, and placed on wait
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- John II. Surratt is on board the U. :.
steamer Swatara, which sailed from Alexan.
dria- Egypt, on the 2ist inst. The Swatara il
small screw steamer, and she may not reach
this country before the latter part OF Jann.ry
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A GENUINE CoMPLIhBNT.-Sir Frederick
Bruce, the British Minister. has paid jefferson
the marked compliment Of witnessing his rep
reeentation of Rip Van Wrinkle three times
during his present engagement.
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~ The Richmond Enquirer says: sIf 1t was
generally understood how annoying it is to
Mr.. Davis and his family when visitors leave
them to publish all they saw Of their domestic
him cay, such publications would bring the
writers far more of shame than credit. II is
something more than indelicate and I'M kind
1t fs treacherous in Its nature and cruel In its
conseQ uences, to retail, OF one in his situation
the lansuase spoken in the unreservs Of pri.
yato cOuyerseS
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SELLIS6 LIQUOR On SUNDAY.-I.ast night
Francis Buhler was arrested by officer hin.
OF the Second Ward, for selling liquor on Sun
Gay contrary 10 the city ordinance. Justic.
Morsell fined him SCI %,
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A SERGEANT Shot By ADKsERrHR.-Serg't
Dwyer, of the u. 5. army, was shot in the
wrist and dangerously wounded by a soldier
named Phels, who deserted at Crestline, Ohio,
vhiie being conveyed with other recruits from
Crestline 10 Carlisle PAL barracks, and who
was captured on his arrival az Pituburg yes.
teraay in the Western tram. Phelps was un.
der arrest in Cincinnati on the charge Of steal.
ing $40 worth of clothing.
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THE LEVY CoURT.-With the close Of the
year the terms of the following members of the
Levy Court expire: Nathan Sargent Sayles 7
Bowen, and Charles Belt. The next meeting
of the Court will be on the first Monday in
January. We hear that Mr.. Sargent will be
re-appoin ted, and that Mr.. Il. T. Swart, of the
county, will be appointed in the place OF
Sayles J. Bowen, and DIR. 5. u. Busey in the
place Of Col. Belt.
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PETTY LARcENr-lesterdsy, Rebecoa Hsr
ris was arrested BY Oficer Gordon. of the
elentn precinci. for the larceny Of dress, th.
property of Mrs. Jane FieIds She was .ant
10 Jail for court by Justice Gull
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POLICE RKroRTs-The lIeu,enants of ,at,,.
report seventy two arrests, some OF them Tor
serious offences. Yesterday. The Corporation
lines amounted 10 S.s 80 an the entire District
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The Weather North

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. acknowledgements
ter 30 degrees; wind West by Northwest.
weather cloudy and cold; showing.
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CeNvEsirsT ARTtcLE.- Else where ~.
announcement ey j. ShlIlington, booEssIl..
corner ofsA street and Pen nsylvania avepp.
OF an iumense assortment OF Diaries for Ia,
OF all sorts and prices. and with many a..
features Of sefulnt as and aftraciivenesS
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ILLNESS OF GENERAL cp.Nr

General Grants confined to his room on &C.
count Of a severe cold contracted during his
recent visit to Missouri. He is better to -day.
and 1t is thought will be at his Office next
ueek
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POLICEMAN yoeEEH WILLIAna-Tbis ors
Ger, who was shot yesterday morning vhu.
pursuing two men believed 20 be bqrglsrs
VINO hsf robbed store on sth street, lies an \
precartous condition. He has been cha>rfaI
from the frat and iast night rested win com.
paratiye ease.
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PRcnorEp.-Mr. Henry A. Kiopfer. for IN.
torney 6enerai's once. has b~ep prouotsa 3,
a nrst-class clerksbip. Mr. h has A lar.
number of friends. who Will be pleased 70 ie,s.
OF his promotion
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THE NEW NAVAL SToREKRRPRR.-Colone
S. j. Wales, recently appointed naval store.
keeper at the Washington Navy. Yard, to-day
gave the necessary bonds, aad will enter upon
the discharge Of his duties Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

SENATOR SUMNER yesterday entertained the
new French Minister, Mr.. Berthemey. Score.
rary Stanton and Representative Morrill,, of
Vermont, were among the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

THE TEST OATH CAsEs.-On account OF the
absence of Justice Grier, the decision of the
supreme Court IN the test oath cases was not
>ueiivered yesterday. Its delivery is not now
expected before Monday, January 7th. ne.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

- Senators Poland, of Vermont, and KIRK
wood, OF Iowa, Representative Spaidine, of
Ohio, and Mr.. Colby, of ths Treasury, are at
the Ballard House, Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

TIE NEW ORLEANS RIor.-Tne ConRres.
sionsl Investigating Committee were In ses-
sion ali day on Christmas, examining wit.
nesses- The evidence denies that after the
-first skirrnish that occurred on Canal street,
and the riot was nt end. q SQUAD OF police
marched up to the Mechanics Institute, and
seeing one white man outside, they fired en-
him, which was the cause of the rene wed hos.
Utilities. The committees to secure witnesses
for The city ha We sent In over fifty names.
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SECOND EDITION..
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. December n, 1888.
~ Cooke 4 20. fur aish the followIn

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD eALHs
Ooupons, l09&, Five Twenties, ie62, los x;
Five TWenues. 1854. l0i: Five TWenuea
1865, lO4k; Five Twenties, Jan uary and July,
1865, lU7 Is; Ten fnrt'es %: Seven Thntes
August, l0i; do. June, 1O4 =: do. July, l04 I
Gold, I31K.
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de- 7-4t
1856

$50 rAisTfsGs 4S6
MOTHERS JOY, by Meyer.
CYPRESS SWAMP, by LAnnsa
VIEW NEAR CANADA, BIZ Brown.
INTERIOR CATHEDRAL yIEW, . very en-
perisr work 81 art, by Resour.
The above, with limited but choice selection -
EK6RAvIN0e, CHROMOS, &C.. for sales
MARK8TTDRs,
No. as6 eth street,
de n ST. sdoors above Odd Fellow Hall
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ga married woman, whose husba nd han
been absent ten years, wanting 70 disposeof
some property, obtaineds By aid Of Winona
(Wteconsinl attorney, divorce. on the kround
Of desertion. On the day after the di vorce
was granted. husband turned up In Winona,
. and the two were remarked. ss fse1g1 |
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~ An old man nomed Wilson Murry com.
mitted suicide on Monday last, In Chicago, in
Mt of despondency. He had lost Sa0.OO0 in
his SON law, and on being left destitu t. the
son.in. law refused to furnish him home
In his melancholy the old man cut his throat.
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~ We regret TO learn. by telegraph, tbs,
Lieut.. III. H. Wilson, 9th ". s. cavalry, son of
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, died on the
18th instant, at ustin, Texas
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me ALLhuED bOEnEhTHALL FORGERIES.
In reference TO The published statements
about the late Jacob Loewenthall and his al
legged forgeries or bounty claims and final dis
charge papers Of colored soldiers" and tia
charges that Loewenthall chad confede rates
among the pay masters of the pay department
mere IN Washington" and that the department
declined TO investigate the matter, the Pay
master General says that a thorough inyesti-
CATION was made by his order at the time the
charge was preferred, and no forgeries were
proven Payments had been made on genu-
Inc discharge papers of claimants. Checks
were issued, payable to the order Of the claim.
ants or the Assistant Treasurer Of New Yorx
IL any fraud has been perpetratedi it must have
been IN The endorsement OF said checks, for
which the payee Is alone responsible, and the
the United States Government cannot be
loser
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PRRsoNAL.-Capt. John Hon, who has pre-.
sided over the affairs of the Commissary De-
par,ment at Alexandria for a long time. and
with credit to himself, has been ordered 70
Richmond to join his regiment, the goth U. S. A
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CHAMPAGNE COMPETITION.

sumer. Of CHAlPAGHI WEES to com bare.
csrefully ard Without erejudice, the Wines Of
lar name and style., and by such c.mpsrisen to
become convfnced that those OF JULES MUMN
other brands offered in this market, we have
made arIsnsensnts dirsst With tseir house In
Reims which Will enable "a 70 sell 10 the consu.
msr. in any quantity. their celebrated brands OF
NEkZkNAY, DRY yERZEEAY, apd CABINET
q the very 10. price OF Is per csse. quarts and
:, AZ these figures the wines are. .vithsut que..
ton. the cheapsst aed best this side OF the At
lsntic. =. Q. DYE Co. Importer
Wines. Liauors, Cigars. kc.,
deA-St POO Pc. av., bet. 18th and 18th ct.
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THK MUDD HABEAs CoRPUs.-No action has
yet been had upon the application to CHER
Justice Chase for writ OF habeas corpus In
favor OF DIR. NJ dd, one OF the assassination
conspirafors confined at the Dry Tortueas
under sentence Of the military commission by
which they were tried. II is stated that thu
Chief Justice entertains doubts of the orioinoI
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court In the case.
and II Is said 10 be the intention of counsel IN
apply to the President for an order for the re- !.
lease OF these and other prisoners now under.
going sentence by military commissions. sad
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THE BOsToS LIQUOR DYALKRs-The Mas
sachusetts State constables have recently been
very active in crushing out the middle class
and small liquor dealers, emitting the large
dealers. This Is deemed partial and unfair by
the sufferers, who think all vioTators OF the
liquor Law should be in the same boat They
have therefore, by one of their number made
complaints against the proprietors of the Re-
we're. fremont, Parker House, and Youn9's
Hotel, IN Boston. Warrants in these cases
have been issued by the Municipal Court
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TO LET-Oommunicsting BED Room ard
PARLOR, or large front BED ROOM ffur-
nisbedD. with or without Board. sI2 strse,
between 9Th and sth. dss- a.
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN. or gentle.
men and their Miyes: can be accomnodated
between 18th and I5tn few TABLE BOARn
BkS accommodated. TERMS moderate de A. Al.
EOR SALE Oh RENT-A desirable COUNTRY
u REslpkNCE and FARM, situated near nj a
densburg, Msrl land, within fifteen minute. NaIL
Of the depot. The whole pro party Contains IL
tween 50 and 90 acres, with two pselli az Hoz .s-
which renders the same susce ptibIe Of 6.ins Al
vtded In two places. with Stable Ice bause ana
ali necessary out buildings, together with me
assortment Of fraits. Grapes, &C Posses.iSn
sivou Immediately Mr. Richard Hill Ii,ing On
the place, VIII show The Premises. FOR psrtics-
lars apply TO THOMAS l.. HUME,
deH4t Grocere. No. 10 ST
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CIGARS, tss

5000, ). ,s. !HS1 HisY sorAro,s. Il, :.
rived and for sale ct oar Wharf Il Tie socx AZ ~
street. o. p. BROWN eON.
Oommfsstou M0rchauG
4d No. A65 9Th ST.. between Il end p.
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SALE OF PUBLIC LAND

The Commissioner OF the General Land
Once has received returns from the local of
flee at ionia. Michigan, for November, 1866,
which show SAY acres have been sold tor
cash during that month, amounting to sIt. 9l3
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INTERNAL RKvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day $50, 1851 3
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RI THoS. BOWLING. Auct oeors etowD
VALUABLE IMPROVED LOT. ON TIE coz.
NE8 OF BRIDGE AND GREEN sTkEETS.
IN 0eOR0ET0WH, d. c., FOB sALE AT

AUCTION. -
by virtue OF 2 DEED OF trust from 0'Dennogsus
20 70 the spescribsr. nede The 1th day Of October
nnhi,c snrtson ~ ~. ~ s one. ,2r
BAY. the I'd 1av 81 JSSuSrv vs,T ~ aieioct
two LosS 81 oso0pS nnms al saose part. q tDs
Bsai Addi On to Gsorssscrs . snc nEs
o. follows, 70 wft:-BA9innfns Al ne sopthW e.t
corner Of srldIs sDd Green streets Of said George
Biicss street .sst twenty four feet; thence sOatA
feet vide alley opsninr into Gresp c,reet tseps.
.,S :siS ssy cas-, sSesy fsa. feet 70 ress
Sis ss ,h Hod inIrovsnsss' thereon: n.n:l, -.
Brick Buildine IN the rear, Az this properts J.
ON tvo sriDsi..I mel snd irOs
centers Of trade IL 10 superior stapd for bus hess.
In real eotsss m ss.one ~ inyestm 9sI
Lee, the vhelsssls and retail dealer in hay, con-
or 80. nsss H.. e $780,, ...A
months With interest from the dsy Of sale notes for
tbereon to be ssten RON ths aspsovea sscurn
reserved on the premises until the purchase money
Upos : failure e Comply With the term. 10 Of ssis
s e s:; :: 'ss :. sss vi
the risk and cost OF the delinquent purrbnssr
Revenue stamps and CONVEX ancing ct the enpspss
Of the purehaser Title perfect -
= B. *. oRAWFORD, Trustee
esH-o I. D0MLlA9, Auo',
(yARRIAoEe. - UARRIAGEs,
On hand, nne assortment New and &
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CHARGE or GRAND LAncnxY.--I.ast nieht
Marcellus Jet, alias Buckshot. q backman
was arrested by SerK't Pierce. of the second
hook CONTAINING about 600. the property u q
T. Swami. The prisonet was taken 70 the
Central 0uardhouss and held for a hearing.
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SIZZLING Laouos esterdav.
Josephine Lawrence. co,ored. was arrested by
officer Yeatman, OF tine Seventh Ward, for
selling liquor without a license. She was
taken before Justice Handy, and was nued
e2i 81. o. q. Clarke was arrested by ofacer
Clements, Of the eighth precinct, upon q sim.
mar charge. and was fned 90 BY Justice
Gull. fa sai4st.taes 8 sslrs5
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T@E Q T B Z 8 d Z d IsI ?
70 TA1-PAYERs.

ca :. , aSs Might Bsu promptly answered.
THorIc1 70 TA1-PAYERs. =
WATER BEGIsrRARs Orrrcx, Cry HALL,i
December II, 1856
.0yners Of lots within the city, which bind on or
souch on any avenue. stteet, or alley, in which 9
Eater Safer main has been laid either 81 the o nited
state or by the Corporation Of Washington, are
rsmindec thar unless the instaiment Of the tax
now due be psid at this ONCE prior to the LIST Fl
Sanuedy. the property Will be advertised an, sold
DC IL tai RANDOLPH CoYLs. VIZ.
n~TO THE yOTBRs or WAsHfN0TVN.
THE AsSESsORS or THE DIFFERENT
WARDS Will meet &C the folio wing piacss. from
~ o'clock m to p. from the lath TO the ylst
December inclusive. to correct and register the
namss Of those omitted from the printed poll
FIRST wARD-GEO. y. KIDWHLL-Oorner
Twenty .secepd street and Pennsylvsn avenue.
SECOND WARD-0EORGE W. LA RKNES9E
street. between Twelfth and Thi rtee nth streets
THIRD WAkD-WILLIAN b. DOWNING"
street between Seventh and Eighth streets
IOURTH WABD-WILLTAN ri JOaNSON-
Ftfth stPeet. between and streets
T1GfH WARD-TH0MP0ON VAN RISWICK-
Corner Third street east aud Z street SOUTH
SIXTH WARD-CHARLE0 Z HELSOH-393
street south, between Sixth and Seventh streets
eEyDNTH WARD-JOHN h. BIRD-Msry-
land avenue and Sixth street. de IL eotSi
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TO ADyERTIsERS.

The following Is the onhcial showing of the
ejaculation Of the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act Of Congress directing su Oh
advertising to be made in the two daily news.
papers of Washington having the larees
circulation:
EVENING SrAR......7,715 copies per day.
Chronfcts. SECS
[nfeiiigencer........ .3,552
The eturns Of advertising by the city papers
for the quarter ending September DO, 1866, as
saken from the books Of the Internal Re venue
Office, are as follows:
EyENISG STAE..................A $1,000
In'etIiSsncer. ..................... I31OS
t"o'ttCtc.-... tD,Sp9
Repubtiean ...................... 4,7sl
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~ FINE CHAMBER SUIT FOR RAFFLE
lS AT TIE u A6ONlC EAIR

Ne SPECIAL NOTICE IS. GOLDsrEIN 4
CO., Pa.noroker:, CAL the particular
public auction, At their place, "a az street. on
friday. December q, all unrsdssmed pledges
on land forfeited for not renewing or redss nino
the same. 8, GOLDSTEiN q 10
de Is e Pawphrokar.
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NJ EST INDIA ORANGES AND
W SWEET AALAQA GRAPES.
Fresh. at KING PLACE.
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fNARRIAoEe, CARRIAGES,
On hand, hne assortment New and t&4CS36
Second hand Carriages OF every dee -
cription.
Repairing promptly attended TO and At reascns'
BILE rates. - R0BEkr h. GRAB Am.
Repository ara ID street; Repairing SHOP =.
Sth street. ..s-'-r. FL - de 70 81
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MAILLARDs CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES.
CARAMEL'5 CREAM CHOCOLATE.
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
For table uss.I
R0EE AND VANILLA BURNT ALMONDS,
MIND SUGAR PLUMS, and
ASSORTED CANDIES
Just received at KING PLACE.
KING RnN
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H - JOHN McKBNEBr.
Notary Pubite and Iasuyaaee lgspr,
Has re0oved from the washinefon Building GO
De. Ase zsA ser,tt. corner OF 7.
Ofre stabilized IN 1850 @.
Dc - sr6s IDs. 0hron. and Reel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

MIEOE MEAT tDOMESTIC,)
AVA Just made, Of select materials,
At KING PLACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

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SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION
rTSIsTHRS OF MERCY,

N 4ew Year J fer the benefit Of Grace Church
leland, tkev. Alfred Holmead, rector,J Island
BAL corner OF virginia avenue ami 9th ct Will
open December nth. fsbleaux and other entsr.
teinmenes. Supper each night. Season tickes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-27

Persons OF refined tastes, and who admire ANA
eau and examine . very select stock OF dne
Shromos, Oil and Water Oolor Paintings, Steel
schools and subjects, - VI
Frames Of every description on hand and made
20 ORDER. Picture Tassels. Cards and Malls, The
largest stock OF Rscsss Frames aAd Pope Partouts
for Hsirwork, Flowers, &c., this District.
49,, R0rHROCKS, opposite Patent ONCE,
oe lo-0uenl Seventh street.