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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW HOOKS, NEW BoOKs

NEW hooks, NEW BOOKS
AT E. s. +. BUTLsEs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No, 42O NARKET STREET
wILMINGToS, DELAWARE
Tho Ietropolies; by Robert S. Clair Cloth
Camp aud Prlsoss-rwsuy Monlhs In the DepArinsn
O. the Gulf; by Col. Dugaune
Rese Douglas Cloth.
aFs GooalslloW's Cookery as It shauld Be. Cloth.
Chareen Sketches; b. JtB. @. Neal. Cloth.
Cloth. =
West yirslni.: Its Farms and Forests, Mines and OIL
Wells. Cloth
on Regions Of Pennsylvania, Cloth.
Summers St1ry, Sheridaus Ride and other poems. Nv
I. Buchanan Read. -
Too Old q Bird to bs Caught with Chat; bv Mrs oor.
The Young Cadet by Captain BslaR.
Annie, or Contenlmsatj by Ms. Msskenzie.
Danie
The Lost Willi by Ms. Hoary Wood
Castlea In the Air; by Mrs. Gore.
ARh large number Of Nuw Baoks or various kinds-
AZ ihs latest MagiI and NeWhpApets .tAtIonsry
Forte honnaies P.eket wallets and Fancy Articles -
oe27 40 Market ,trset Iytimina,on' H.,
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DIR. srRIcKLAND,s PILE REMEDY

Has cured III usands Of the worst Of Blind and
Bleeding Piles. II gives immediate relief and effects
Permanent cure. Try II directly II is warranted TO
cure For sale by all Druggtts at o. tents per bot
tlo jAnl2-W&siy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

The Bridal Chamber, Essay Of Wifnng
and Instruction for Ycung Msu-publshet by thu llow
ard Association and free Of charge 10 scaled enva
lopeH Address, DR.. }. skillin noughton, Howard As.
ISOLATION, PhilAdslphia. Pe. feblO-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAACs
0cust and Aurist. 10 merly Of Leyden, Hoand,) No
5l9 PM street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable sources in the City apd County be
a. his office. The medical faculty invited to
company their patients, he has secrets in HE prAo
tlce ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. Nc
charge made for examination febl01y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF sURPLUs GoVERNmENT
y MULES.
ALL GOOD AND sERvIcEABLB.
OFFICE or A. Q. NJ,
Wilmington, Del, January O. 1886
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at Wilmington,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the bth Of January
RRIDAY the 18th Of January,
FRIDAY, the 18th of January,
FRIDAY, the 26th Of January,
400 GOOD AND SERVICEABLE MULES,
The particular attention Of purchasers Is called to the
excellent quality Of these Mules being OF good szs In
good condition. kind and gentle and we'll broke 10 har-
being the surplus Team Mules Of Washington D. c.
Animals sold angly
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
TERMs-CAsh in u s. Currency.
by order Of brevet Brig. Genl JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge Of LIST Division Q. NJ. q. o.
@. Il. 0ALLAGHEk,
janb-ts Capt. 4 A. O. n.
VNTOOLLEN's q MATTHEW'S CELE-
w BRATBD BUokwHEAT MEAL nicely put up 10
II aud 70 h. bags also sale by the hundred lbs or
ton. at the loves; wholesale and retail prices
g. CHANDLER son, 81 Market Il
XETooLLEN's EXTRA NEW BUCK
w WHBAT NEAL, jntt In, for sale al ths l.Neet
Wholesale aud retail prices. o. CHANDLER n
oeSl Gil hatket Ht.
rTHREE TONS BUCKWHEAT MEAL.--
store and for ssle at the very lowest Ike: nris
deel6 o. CIANDLtR 4 SON. 6ri Marssf
MICA GAS SHADES, IN GREAT vAKIEi s
se.2c I. Y. DsNoRMANDIB
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VIRGINIA.--COUNTY OF
. ACooMAc;-Iu the Circuit Court for gAia csuaiy
aud stste:-
Nathaniel n smithsrf, a.. PltRs,)
In ChAsoafy.
Elisabeth Y seymOur's Ex'or. Dsft
By vlrus Of decree of tbs ssd Circuit Court, pro-
nnuneed the seventh day Of November, A. D. s.,
appointing me Special Commissioner in the above enti
lied 10 AaerAin aud report who ths legal dis
tributes Of RIabeih 2 Seymour, deceased late Of h-
said County WHO entitled to tie P5rLonsl Estate,
h which she died ntesta and the particular Share
interest to which each is entitled hereby notify al
persona VIII m It may concern thst have Hppoin;ei
THURSDAY, the fifteenth day Of March, A. D. 1850, 1t
tbs law Once Of Benjamin 7. Gunttr, Esq, in Drum
mondtoWn 10 the Coanty aud state Aforesaid, the
time and place to receive proofs as to who are the
id distributes and the PARTICULAR hare Interest 10
which each Is entitled And hereby notify aud requirs
all persons claiming to be said distributes 10 sPpesr
before and their claims at said time and place.
and II from AnauEs the taking Of the said proofs should
not be commenced, or being commenced should not be
completed on that day. shall adjourn from day to day
or from time 10 time, until the same is completed
Given under my baud this 9Th day OF January, A. r.
1855. UPbHUR b. oBlNBY,
Special Commissioner,
janIe Attornsy.atLAw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pR. j. sIMnIs q SONS

DIR. j. sIMMs q SONS
COMPOUND @. iABLE BIO, Pl RlFlER
This prepare lon is conn uted OF
PURE llONDURUs sARsAPARILLA,
Combined In Il large eomIouni of valuab articles ros
sessine gieA purifying prOp-rts and Is prepared the
rn of pulo EataedSu sysup Ia very cent ami
reeabe 10 tho taste Gnu poNe fi IN It's elect on all
di .sasss arising from state Of The ood. 1t
iufnes the seoresout OF tn Kidne) aud somA b.
seepinE 'he bowels gent J. pvrat We.
STANDS Nkll ALlED
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
wilmington Post ofice.-Mails CT oso,

WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
0CrUbRR 3Oth lt05
The Cars will leave Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 90 minutes froai 8 9t a. M,, until s3t A. NJ
10 sat NJ, s91 T.
20 6.2l 2. NJ, 1911 p. NJ.
Returning, will leave Front and Walnut streets
Every 30 minutes from $50 A. NJ, until 6. 8 M.
10 " SOB A. NJ, 6.45 =. NJ.
20 S.ib p. NJ, 1875 p N.
car will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 p. NJ
T. meet the train leaving Philad, phia A. 10 ?. M.
ON THE RI-ING SUN ROAD
Car VIII follow. making elna. cnnnnnInna with
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
CHEAP AND PLEASANT TRAVEL
RARIrAN AND DELAwARs BAY RAILROAD uoM
PANY.'
NEW YORK TO CAMDEN

NEW YORK TO CAMDEN.
CAMDEN TO NEW YORK on LONG BRANCH.
From cooper'a Ferry. Camden, daily at ei5 A. NJ.
Iueksrtoni Bsrnegsi, Toms River, Manchester Bergen
bquAreum, Harmngdale shark River, Long Branch
5ranehport. Oeeanport, Bttontown, Fhrswsbury, Red
bank, hid1etown, Highlands aud Port Monmouth
thence ss 'o New YORK by tho rplendid steamer JEssE
hoYT. Through lu hours Pare $500 Exrurti
tekets, sooi FOR thr.e tays, $500.
js2ftL
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srANDs NkIN ALlEo
JON IHA
cuRE OF ScRoFULA Or KLNGs EYIL.

CORE or ScRoFULA OK KINGS EHIL,
Rheu at rm, MeIenria and syphli, Diseases, and all
the on series Of 'oml lantS reiuifna puri yns msd-
NJ. Al Spring snd sinher purifier has superior
PRIC 81 PR BOTTLE
Rl-see our Circular Of Pure Family Medicines
Prepared only by
DIX J. sIMMs SON,
Physicians and Druggists Dealers In Pure Family Medl
cnes, corner Of Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington
Delaware. ianI2-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

NIOTICE.--THE ANNUAL ELECTION
IN for Officers Of the Wilmington Institute will be held
at the Library and Reading Room, on TUESDAY. tbs
9th day OF February bstween the hours Of aud o'clock
p. NJ. All members not in for dues entitled
to vote. LEIGHTON COLEMAN
jan2G-lm Recording storstaIy.
L OBT.--ON THE EVENING OF TUES
i DAY the 10th inst, between Newport aud Whining
ton, LADIES' FUR CAPE. Tho finder will ba literally
rewarded by leaving II at this Office. jan26-it
I AIsSOLUTION.--THE PARTNERsHIP
IL heretofore existing between b. BArtan Bullock and
samuel Wooman, agents Of Warren's Composition Root.
ing Is dissolved by tolsent. 1he bills In Delaware Will
be paid by Samuel Woolman.
Wilmington, 18th mo- 22d, 1866 jsn26-it
E'OR sALE.---A DWELLING HOUSE,
It situated on Washington street, No s24. Apply 10
IAn2e-tt j. McLBAR & son, GOT Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young men who wish to qualify themselves fer Bui
ness Life, have unOqualled advantages for doing 80 at
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TO ADVERTISERS.
THE PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE.


a meeting of subscribers TO the stock OF the
New York, Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown Steamship Line was held last
night at the Board of Trade Rooms, bringing
together more or our prominent business men
than we have lately seen in consultation.
1t was stated that about Sl7, 900 of the $4,000
required for the District quota had been sub
scribed- Complaint was made by gentlemen
who had interested themselves in tor warding
{ his great enterprise, of the apathy exhibited
by the people Of Washington in regard to it,.
One Of our active business men, who has
labored zealously in canvassing to get the
requisite subscriptions, said he was "fsot sol e
and heart-sore'' with the work OF ;ramping
about making fruitle-s appeals to the public
spirit of citizens in behalf of an enterprise that
promised so much for our prosperity.
Ia proposition was received from the New
York parties interested in the project to or
ganize on the basis OF the present subscription,
so as TO get the boats on IN season to secure the
fall freight business. After some discussion.
n was held TO be mad vIsable to undertake an
organization until the full amount OF $4,000
fas been subscribed here, so that the control
ling influence should be held In the Distri :.
beyond peradventure. figures and data were
given 10 show that the enterprise cannot well
fail 10 realize a profit OF twenty-fiye per cent
20 the stockholders, aside from the general in
crease TO the prosperity OF the community IN.
sured by IT. The eanvassing committee was
enlarged by adding 10 il the names o. others
Of our Leading citizens, and the committee are
engaged to-day in their public spirited work
II is to be hoped, for the credit of the District
that this final effort Will be a success lin
community of 10000 inhabitants, we cannot
raise $4,000 for so desirable a result we NAV as
well lay US down TO sleep the sleep of the
dead
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Pen SIONs

The following regulations in regard to appli-
cations for increase Of pensions were issued
from the Pension Office to-day:
Applications for increase of pensions. under
the acts of June 9th and July 18th, 1866, form
part of the adjudicated, or pending claim, add
their receipt is not acknowledged by this of.
flee.
4 ne condition Of all nadjudicated CLAIMS is
reported from time to time. by circular or by
letter, and will not be reported to any agent.
unless he shall have been recognized by this
office as the attorney in the case, nor unless the
application shall have been on file at least
three months, epecial cases excepted Only a
duly executed power Of attorney confers upon
an agent the right to appear in a case, and no
atJudicated claim will be taken from the files
for examination, unles material eridencs snail
have been offered TO esta blish It's VALIDITY
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT NEWS.


fBy Gable TO the Associated Press
( LIVERPOOL, Oct 31.-The steamship Hiber-
MAN has arrived. r..
BRRsT, Oct 3I.-The steamship Europe has
arrived.
MR.. BRIGHT IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Oct. 3L-Mr. Bright has arrived in
this city. A grand banquet was given him
He M ade a speech, III which he urged in strong
language the application Of proper remedies
Tor the removal Of Irish grievances.
CABLE BANQUET. D..
LONI ON, Oct 31.--The Lord Mayors ban.
quet in honor Of the successful laying OF the
cable, came off last night and was a most
brilliant success. The Lord Mayor was neces.
sarilv absent, being too Ill to attend. Eloo uent
speeches were made by many distinguished
gentlemen.
MAxIMILIAN's ADVICE TO CARLoTrA
PARIS, Oct. ALT is said that the Emperor
Napoleon informed the Empress Carlotta that
she had better tell the Emperor Macmillan TO
cede two of his provinces to the United States
in order to consolidate his rule in Mexico.
AUSTRIA. " 7....
VIENNA, Oct. SILT is confirmed that N
Beust is to be the new Foreign Minister of
Austria. t4fHr
THB POPE CONDEMNS THE COURSE OF ITALY.
ROME. Oct. 3i.-The Pope has delivered an
allocution condemning the conduct of Italy
declaring that he 10 ready to die In defense of
the right and that in case of need he will seek
the free exercise Of his ministry in another
land. ttyisgePi< ..4 80 {.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Oct 3I.--Consols SOY for money.
U. S. Five-twenties, 90; Illinois Central shares.
IA; Erie shares, SIX. ...4.s-., 81. ..
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3l.-Cottou sales to-day
~ f1pnk xol a. II G<x fS~s
LIvERPoOL, Oct. 3i.-Taliow remains with
out change. s..... 81. 81. =, .
eg MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ,.a raj
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov.1.-The steamship Ba.
varia has arrived. ' ~ '.-f q.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. The steamship Queen
has arrived. p rai s|a az. a.s
REoRGANIzATIoN OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
PARIS Nov. Ia decree has been issued ap.
pointing commissioners for reorganizing the
French army. The Emperor Napoleon will
preside over the commission. 81. sf-j IS IL
PRUSSIA. go q
BKRLIE, Oct. 3I.-The Government has L..
sued a decree ordering that the fortresses of
Saar. Louis, Mentx and Cobientz be dismissed
The artillery force will be reduced TO peace
footing. 80
ALLEGED TURKISH VICTORIES.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The Turks claim great
victories over the ChristiA ans in Gambia. In
hard fought battle near Oressa, the Christians
lost 700 men. while the Turish loss was very
heavy. Three thousand Christians had been
drowned in cave, where they had sought q
hiding place and refuge. tide rising and sub.
merging them. Largs submissions were being
made BY the Christians 70 the Turklsh author.
ity. D. 2i'l- e aA 80
nARIHB DrsAsrER.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The ship @. Larkin
from Balyia for New York. is at Pernanbuco'
dismasted.
LAr.sr COMMERCIAL IHTsLLIsssos.
LoyDoB. Nov i-To.day being "All SAINTS
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NEW ORLEAss, Nov. "A private letter re-
ceived from the CITY OF Mexico. annornces the
dsparturs OF a regiment Of MeKicans, orgaa-
ICED with Austrian officers, who surren dered
al, the officers and went over TO Porfiori Diaz-
a. Oalacs.
The Austrian band at the capital has ceased
TO give its open AIR concerts. because OF tina
rtotous conduct OF che popuiace.
The Emperor. IN Consequence OF sickness
and distress of mind as sostce health Of the
Impress, had shut himself M In. the castle OF
Chspuitepec. HIS early abdication was mo-
meptayIly xppcspA
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NAVAL DEPARTMENT

Dispatches have been received from Rear
Admiral Palmer, commanding the North At
lantic Squadron, under cate of October 18th,
announcing the arrival at Havana OF the flag
ship Rhode Island, and from Commander
nocacy, under the same date, al Carlisle Bay.
Barbados. The U. 5. steamer Mackinaw mad,
on the 18th OF October, left Point a Petre
Guadaloupe, for cruise among the Wind.
ward Islands. On the 10Th ult.. the u s
steamer Swatara was at Bordeaux France
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MILLKDGkyILLs, Nov. The Governors
message strongly opposes the adoption Of NE
Constitutional Amendment L. says the
ameadment n co ualiy novel and unjnst. The
funded debt Of the State Is computed at S5,-
terest Of 0eorgi4 can never Be what 1t once
was. He deprecates the oppression OF the
debtor class by creditors. The message is
very long and mostly devoted to Stale topics
The Speaker OF the House opened the session
with n speech opposing the Constitute nj
Amendment, which was received with APP
pIause- -
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SECOND EDITION.
lO'CLock p. M.
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson e Co, quote Stocks an
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows :
NEW YORK, Nov. sd Board-U. s. reg.
istered. 1881, .l14; do, coupons, lax: 5-96's 5,
registered. lC6; do. coupons, il0x; do, new,
l07 10 40 g, registered. lou; do. coupons, iOOx
1905, 107X; Ohio and Mississippi Certific Gates,
yer, 55X; Mariposa, IA; New York Central,
11ex; Erie. s5k: do. preferred, s6 Hudson. 1876;
Reading, ll6K; Michigan Central, II6x: Mich.
igan Southern, 93A; Illinois Central, 126X;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, g}I; cleveland and
Toledo. 120X; Rock Island, l11K; Northwes.
tern, 5eh: do. preferred, 5Ox; Fort Wayne,
Xix; Chicago and Alton, :: Alton and Ter.
re Haute,- Toledo and Wabash, wv. u
Telegraph. 52&; Roston Water Power. =;
Pacific Mail, Atlantic Mall Amer.
lean gold, 800 D. m, 147k
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BALTIMORE

The reports in The B..ltimore papers Of this
morning, in reference to the feeling which pre
vailed In that city yesterday, in consequences
OF the removal of the Police Commissioners by
Governor Swami, are not so alarming as the
dispatches from there yesterday led us to be-
heve There was some excitement during the
day, but IL seems 10 have subsidized before night.
which leads Us 70 hope that there will be no
collision, but that any parties feeling them
selves aggrieved by the action of the Governor
Will seek legal remedy. BY reference 10 our
report OF affairs in Baltimore yesterday, pub
hshed elsewhere, il will be seen that lafiam
matory resolutions were introduced into the
Baltimore Councils last night, but were not
adopted and the Boards took no action Riot
and bloodshed will not mend m alters, and in
This case IL is acknowledged that the legal tri-
ounals are competent 20 act. If necessary
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Fire.

LRAvENwoRTH, Nov "a fire this morn
ing uesiToYed on Shawnee street, bet ween ath
AND 5ih streets, the hole block, with the ex-
ception of the market-house. Loss between
SiO,UO0 and SSO,bO. Insurance small. Two
men were seriously iaJured by falling from a
building.
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Day. "x is bengoescsved &c . holiday. and no
stock N srkes il held. -
LIyEePcoL, Nov THE market for petro-
eam Is fat at L. sgd ais. I'd. per gallon for
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NOn the first page will be found full par
hcnlars OF the execution Of the four negroes,
Piater, Davis, Lucketf, and Jones, who were
hung at Upper Marlboro, at II O'Clock this
forenoon, for the murder OF Col. VIM LyIes
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Ernst n Genro;a
Tenneasee

MACON, GA, MOI There was killing
frost yesterday morning, to points twenty n We
miles below Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-02

~ Secretary Seward accompanied the re.
mains Of his daughter to Auburn New York
Mr.. Frederick Seward Is acting Secretary of
state IN his absence
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New York n1arkets.

NASHVILLE. Nov. MIR IselIyert (couser.
vative1 has been elected 70 the Legislature by
$50 majority. Isl d
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ENGLISH OPERA.-TAe Richings troupe con.
lnue TO NIL the National Theatre every eve.
ming 10 its utmost capacity, and the large au
dience present last night were delighted at the
exquisite personation Of "Marie''in the .Daugn.
ter OF the Regiment by Miss Richings As
Acn and piquant as ever, she gave the songs
with spirit and effect, unusual, even for her.
she was haI1Iy as well supported as on pre-
vious occasions. She has a benefit this eve.
ming when 1.-The Rose Of CASTLE" will be pre.
sented, and tomorrow there viii be a matines
when THE Doctor Of Alcantara', will he Five,
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FAST MISUNDERSTANDING Heitmuller and
Lewis Smith were arrested yesterday by Officer
King, OF the second precinct, for fast driving
Justice Walter fined each 8.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM BALTIMORE.
Mr.. Berry Declines the Police CemmIs.
sisnship.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-The latest report is
that Mr.. Berry has positively declined the ap-
pointment of Police Commissioner rendered by
Gov. Swami.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ART MATTERs.-A model for statue OF
Lincoln, by Richard II. Parke OF Philadelphia.
attracts attention at Philip & Solomon's book
store. The pose has dignity, and the drapery
Is well managed. The likeness is rather ideal.
lied. A couple OF fruit pieces, by Baumgras
lors, Hutching's "On the Susquehauna'' dra VS.
visitors, and some good copies of the old m as
ters are TO be seen there At Markriter's 7th
street, notably good copy of Rafaelle's Ma
donna and Child. by Meyer, is TO be seen
Also fruit piece. by M cIIeod. Some remarka-
BILE specimens OF chrome lithography (fiower-
plctores,l are also to be seen al Markriter's
pleasant rooms. - ~ :.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Cotton quiet Flour
dull. Wheat dull. Corn firm. PORK heavy.
Lard dull. Whisky steady
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PERsoNAL.-John Potts, chief clerk War
Department, Las returned TO this city after
brief visit to New York.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.

The usual meeting of the Cabinet was held
to-day, all the members being presen. except
Secretary Seward, VINO was represented by the
Hon. VIM. Hunter. General Grant had an
interview with the President this morning.
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THE PENSION OFPICr

During the past month 1,741 applications of
widows were received at the Pension Once
OF which LISA were allowed and Is? were re .
Jected. The number of applications received
Tor invalid pensions was $500 or these the
number allowed was BOSS; rejected, Az ~
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INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were Sl.15O.5JO
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENsE-Dan'l
Raidy, grocer. was arrested by officer Lewis
tor selling liquor without license. He was
fined $50 by Justice Walter.
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1Ak WEEKLY STAR Ne now On our counter
Tor sale, and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading mater.
full reports Of the difhculty between Governor
swami, OF Maryland, and the Police Commits
sioners; the latest Eenian news; interesting de-
ans nom Mexico; continuation of the inter
sstng series OF papers on Washington and il
business prospects, under the head ,Can anv
good thing come out Of Nazareth ~: a capital
story entitled MY Aunrs Advice the Gen
.snary OF Methodism; the District House of
CORRECTION; Humorous Sketches, with bones
News Agricultural and Housekeepinp Mis-
reaiany. and the Latest TelegraphIc Dispatches
from ali quarters =. :.
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No WHISKY ON ELECTION DAY-The Marv.
land Legislature. at its last session, passed an
act closing the bar-roo and drinking .houses
throughout the State on election days. This
VIII have a good effect in the promotion of or
der next Tuesday.
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L the Metropolitan Police and the ca. Ls,bt
Company. 3s3 10th street. near Penn q avenue
L bout twenty nve rooms. gas and water thronOh.
ont, heated BY steam in the basement O,e OF IN.
NEST eonvesisnt and desirable locations for re-.
taurant ana eating saloon in the city. Suitable
ssesion given 18th November. Inquire At SEQ SIN
N1eet no 2-d3v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-02

Docs UNLICEN sED.-Y esterday, Henry Sut.
ton and John Kaufman were arrested by Of
ficer Lusk-y, OF the Fifth Ward, for failing 10
have their dogs unlicensed. They we're fined
s. each by Justice Handy.