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A gentleman in Washington has received
letter from a very responsible source in the
city of Mexico, stating that there is no doubt
felt but that Macmillan contemplates retir-
ing by November, and that the Empress has
gone to France to represent the hopeless
financial condition of the Empire.
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Majority thus far to reject,

The following Counties remain to be heard
from :: Ashe, Brunswick, Cherokee, Clay,
Davidson, Gates, Haywood, Henderson,
Hyde, Jackson, Macon, Madison, Mcdowell,
Moore, Polk, Randolph, Surry, Pennsylvania,
Tyrell, Watauga, and Yancey. These Coun-
ties have given about $500 majority for the
Constitution. 1t has, therefore, probably
been rejected by about 1000 majority.
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We are in receipt of the Topographic
Messenger, issued by James Corners Sons.
N. Y. 1t is beautifully printed monthly,
and contains much useful information for the
craft
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Quick WoRK.-The teIegraphic synopsis
of the Presidents speech reached here on
Saturday night, and on Sunday at four
o'clock, P. NJ, we received the Newbern
Times containing the speech. The Times
was the first paper in the State to publish
the speech.
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MO. a.. FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
IN RALEIGH, n. c
Spring Trade, 1866.

Large additions to our Stock of Miscellaneous
Hardware WOODWARD, Crockery, Glass and China
Ware; Hollow Ware Tin Ware, Swedes and
American Iron and Steel.
commanding stock of Buggy Materials,
Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Wicks and Chimneys,
Kerosine OIL White Lead ard other Paints, Spirits
Turpentine and Linseed Oil, Window Glass from
8 K 10 to so x SO, Putty; an extensive stock OF
Builders Materials, Locks and Nails,
Family Groceries and HOuse-Furnlshins
Goods,
20 Cooking Stoves, of various approved patterns
Plated Knives, Forks, Tea and Dinner Spoons.
Call and examine our Stock.
J. BROWN, with
april 1O-10-tf HART s. LEWIS.
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DREss GOODS, cALICoEs, &C.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED AN ENTIRE
new stock, embracing Grenadines, Muslins, Cling
hams, &c. Also, 5000 yards Calicoes, of the Ia
test styles, all of which we will sell cheap. Call
early and secure bargains.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

MR.. L. H. KELLOGG HAVING RETIRED
from firm, IL e business will hereafter be
Quoted in the name of EDWARD WHEELER
& co. We hereby tender our thanks to the citi-
of Raleigh and vicinity for past patronage
KELLOGG, WHEELER & CO.
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Vote ON the New Constitution.

The vote on the New Constitution in 81
Counties foots up as follows:
Ratification. Rejection
4,546 1884
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Especial Despatch to the Chronicle.]
SOUTHERN UNIONlSTS.

The Convention 20 be held in Philadel-
phia ON the Sd of September next.
They are welcomed by the Union State Central
Committee of Pennsylvania.
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YOUNG STALLION.

six years old, and 16I hands high. iAoh LOT sale'
Apply to B; p. WILKINSON g. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-04

tastes and literary habits; modest, simple, and
unaffected in his manners, inclined to be silent
and gloomy at times, but generally affable and
pleasant, seldom speaking of himself; indeed,
It was with the utmost diff culty his most init
mate friends could get at his history. No for
eigner who has up to this time been identified
with the Chinese war, has had 1.-THE Of the
ability Of Burgevine. Nor has the world
known the real scope and extent of the plans
of 'that sleepless soul which persisted in its
pride"
Burgevine succeeding Ward, assumed COM
mand of the Imperial army, which post he
filled with great credit and distinction for over
year, when. unfortunately, he had trouble
with the Imperial authorities in relation to the
payment of his forces, and finding his career
. hampered, his restless ambition led him to take
service with the rebels. A large reward was
offered by the Imperialsts for his head, and
after several months he was captured; but
owing to the protest of our Consul hislife was
not taken, but the ImperialIsts resorted to an
old and barbarous mode of punishment, OF
kicking open the wounds he had received in
battle, and then turned him over to the Amer
lean Consul. Burgevine then went to Japan,
where he remained until he had recovered
from the brutal treatment he bad received
Some eight or ten months ago he again re-
turned to China to try and retrieve his fortune,
but he was very soon taken prisoner by the
Imperial Government, and as we are informed
by late advices from China, was drowned
while in irons. Burgevine, while he was In
favor with the Imperialists, was a mandarin
of the "Red Button" and had the power of life
and death over two large cities.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. m.
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WARRINGTON, January 4, 1856.
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the following quo.
.atious Of Government securities:
ORDER To MISTER ONT

The Secretary of War has ordered the fol.
lowing organizations to be mustered out Of the
service, some of which have been mustered
out since the publication of the order:-13t
Connecticut infantry, companies A, F, IL, i, X,
and field and staff; 4th California infantry;
Company b, LIST battalion Dacotah cavalry; 18th,
AID, and 10th Illinois infantry; and 2d, 5th,
10Th. and 18th, companies G, f, L, NJ, Illinois
cavalry; list battery Kentucky artillery, compa-
MES A, b, c, ID, E, F, G, II, /, X, and field and
staff; 9TH Michigan cavalry; LIST Nevada lnfan-
11th, 18th, 18th, 21st, 33d. Attn, 18th, 55th 6lst
63d, 10th, 18th 92d, O0th 10th u. 5. Colored in
fantry; I'd light batteries c, ID, +, and l. OH
GERS and men of company A, 10th heavy artil-
lery, whose term of service expired Nov %
1866, and Sd cavalry.
Major General Terry. Commanding Depart
ment of Virginia, acting under instructions
from Major General Meade, has directed the
immediate muster out Of the ID Pennsylvania
heavy artillery and the sth Maine infantry
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PROM BOSTON.
ynledIetory of Goy, Aud


Boston, Jan. 4.-Gov Andrew to-day de-
livered 8 lengthy valedictory address TO the
Legislature, In which be ventures the
opinion that the Government OF the United
States ought 10 require the people OF
these States in rebellion to reform their
constitutions by first guaranteeing TO people OF
color now wards of the nation. their civil
rights as men and women, on equality with
the white population, amendments irreperable
in terms. second. Regulating the elective
franchise according TO certain laws OF uniyer-
sal application, and not by rules merely ca
PRECIOUS and personal. Third, annulllng or
Ginances of secession. Fourth, dlsamrming
rebel debt, and he would have all put TO the
vote of the people themselves On the subject
OF amnesty he says when the day arrives
which must surely come when an am
nesty substantially universal shall be pro-
claimed, leading minds ut the South, who by
temporary policy and artificial, have been for
awhile DISTINGUISHED, will resume their infiu-
ence and sway. Capacity Of leadership is a
gift, not device, and they whose courage,
talents and will entitle them to lead, will lead.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Increase of the Cattle PIague-Fenian
Trials-Increaseo of the Cholera in Paris.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The steamer Herman,
from Bremen, via Southampton on the goth ult.,
LIVERPOOL, wednesday.-Cotton steady and
unchanged. Sales Monday and Tuesday,
1900 bales, including 500 TO spectators and
exporters. Manchester market inactive but
steady. Flour dull and easier. Wheat quiet
but steady Corn quiet; mixed 29s. Sd .a3Os Sd.
Beck quiet but steady. Pork inactive and I'M
dull and unchanged. Tallow inactive but
steady. Sugar quiet but steady. Coffee quiet
Rice-No sales. Rosn steady. Spirits turpen-
tDe-Small sales at AS for French Petro-
leum quiet; refined IS. Sd ABS I'D.
LONDON. Dec. 19-Consols closed at 81 .s7Y
for money. Five-twenties, IS Ka65a.
SIR II: Storks and Alex. Roundeli, Secretary
OF the Royal Commission; also, Mr.. ]. Gorrie,
Advocate Deputy for Scotland, who acts as
counsel for the sufferers in the late outbreak
sailed for Jamaica on the 18th of December
ar ID; Storks has been appointed Governor Of
Eight hundred and thirty five thousand five
hundred pounds are en- route from Australia.
Consols very heavy, in consequence of a
continued drain Of gold from the banks, SIX
as u.
Governor Of Richmond Bridewell has been
dismissed.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland refused to
appoint commission of inquiry relative to the
cape of Stephens.
The cattle plague is increasing in Jamaica
commission has been formed, in order TO
watch the progress of the Official inquiry, and
furnish Mrs. Gordon and others with legal as
sistance.
The Times says Secretary McCulloch's re-
port to Congress is a very able document. 1t
is remarkable among similar American official
documents, as being grounded on sound finan-
cial principles. The most striking point is his
confidence in inviting the action of the Execu-
tive for a loan for the funding of paper cur
rency. Whatever may be the issue of the fl
nancial discussion, the current session of Con-
gress will be watched by England, which is
much in the same position.
FRANCE.-PrInce Napoleon arrived in Paris
on the 18th of December.
The Liberte says Prince Napoleon went to
the Tuilleries on the 18th ult.
General Schofeld returned 10 Paris from
London.
BELGIUM-Leopold, the Second, took the
Constitutional oath before both Houses on the
17Ih ult, and said that he should religiously
follow his fathers example and precepts.
McCaferty, formerly captain in the Con-
federate army, and an American citizen, was
put on trial for Fenianism at Cork. The
Judges held his being an alien was fatal to the
Indictment and the jury returned a verdict of
not guilty.
The grand jury at Cork had indicted t. Dug.
gan, "A. Donovan, John Casey, A. Mountane,
and A. Nicholas, ir., for treason and felony.
There has been slight increase In deaths
from Cholera in Paris.
Count Enlenburg, who was concerned in the
murder OF OFT, Prince Alfreds cook, at Bonn,
has been sentenced to fve-and- al half months
confinement.
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SANITARY COMMISSION.

The number of claims received by the San
itary Commission during the month of Decem.
Der, 1865, We're as follows Widows pension
claims, 325; invalid pension claims, 4S4; naval
pension claims, 10; claims for arrears of paw
bounty, &c, Isis. Total received, 1850.
The following is the number of claims nj
lowed during the same month and their cash
value Widows pension claims, 20, amount.
ing to $500; invalid pension claims, 1914
amounting TO Sl0,95S; naval pension claims 8
amounting TO S2SS; prize money claims, Al
amounting 10 S5.379.11; naval arrears of paw,
indemnity, &c, 80, amounting to 81, 976 IA: army
arrears of pay, bounty, &c, 407, amounting 10
S66,45S. SO. Total number of claims allowed,
us: cash value, So, 56O. 81.
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Affairs IN Georgetown.

Rr-rIse or Potomac FISHERIES, Br TH0s.
DowIIse, AUcTrosEnR.-Tbis morning, this
known As Clouds landings. were rented At
auction by Thos. Dowlint, auctoneer. Land
ing No I, nearest Georgetown, was let 20
Roesrs sim mn s i Sa ; - W. No sI :; 70
$50 English Harbor landing. on the virginia
shore, near the Aqueduct bridge, was after
wards let to Joseph harper, for 500 The
The rents are considerably in advance Of those
Of the last season.
FoR RnouIsITIoS Ofhcer Pax
ton arrested Robert johnson, col0red, an ac
complies of Page Moore, alias VIM wilson
and VIM. Walker, who were arrested on the
Both December for the larceny OF steer and
two yearlings, by officers Paxton and Harper
This morning the prisoners had hnal hear
ing before Justice Buckley, and IL appeared
that the cattle were stolen from the iarn OF
Willis Henderson. in FaIrfsx county, va, on
the 29th ultimo. Mr.. Henderson ldentined ms
ca tile. Walker and Wilson SAID they were
hired by Robt johnson 10 drive the cattle 70
Georgetown for sale; and johnson says that
they all went TO Alexandria together, ana he
was hired by the other Two. They had quar-
rel in the magistrates Office about which party
was the principal Wilson was formerly en-
ployed by Mr.. Henderson, and knew all about
his place. Walker says he has i've or six
wives, and has to work hard 20 support his
family. Ii was evident that all were concerned
in the larceny, and Justice Buckley committed
them TO Jail 10 await a requlsition from the
Governor of Virginia.
DELIVERED TO THE MAEsHALy-l esterday,
David Jordan, colored, was tried ana convicted
in the Criminal Court of assaulting and re-
sisting officers in the discharge Of duty. Jor-
dan was ont on bail, and did not appear A.
court A bench warrant was issued. and Ior-
dan was arrested by officer Sherwood and de-
Iivered TO the Marshal 10 receive his sentence
PORT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
cleared-Steamer Fairfax, Winters, from and
TO New York. TNOte.-This steamer clesred
yesterday, but was very seriously damaged by
fire last night while lying n the q street
wharf in Washington, which prevented her
de-
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GOVERNMENT SALES

The following the amounts realized to the
Government by the sales of public buildings
on the dates specified, under the direction OF
Lieut.. Col. ]. M. Moore, Quartermaster. The
proceeds of the sale of buildings at 10th and ID
streets, and at the Hospital stables in street
between oath and 18th, on December 18th, 1866,
amounted TO 81, 1SI75. The sale of four frame
buildings at Railroad Park, December 10th.
brought S57l. The proceeds of the sale of the
War Department Rifles Armory, on Decem-
Der 18th, 1865, amounted to S2S4 .25. The sale
OF Government buildings on December goth,
1865, brought Sl,lO9. Total amount realized by
the above sales, 81 ,li6.
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From New Orleans.

T. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.--Advices from Texas
states that goods can now be bought cheaper
in Galveston and Houston than here. Parties
are buying goods there at auction and sending
them here and to New York. There are fears
by old business men here that there will be a
smash up. Three brick stores in the central
part OF the city sold for less than the bricks
could be bought. -
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company an
nounce that they will reopen steamship COM
munication between New Orleans and Aspin-
wall via Havana, taking mails, passengers and
freight to California. -
letter received from the city Of Mexico,
states that Ex-Governor Allen is DESTROYS Of re-
turning home.
Judge Devane and Col. Lackett Of Texas,
have been released from Fort Jackson. They
were charged with being connected with the
capture Of U. s. property At San Antonio in
1861. :
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The Cotton Crop,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3-Neil Bros. & Co s
cotton report says their ad vices from all points
fully confirm them in the opinion that their
estimates OF the total supply given in the last
circular We're not too high, inclining them TO
outside figures Of 2, 900 bales.
Receipts at all points and cotton forwarded
North already amount to l,360,OOO bales, thus
controv ertIng Secretary McCuIloch's estimate
OF I,3On,COO for the entire supply, old and new.
They think il not unreasonable TO anticipate
on the crop for 1866 and 1867, 1900 OO0al, 500 go
hall
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APACHE INDIANS.

A copy of letter from General Pope to
General Sully, dated at Sioux City, Deem
Der g. 1865, received by Commissioner Cooley,
of the Indian Bureau, states that a trader at
Fort Rice reported a large number of Indians
along the Missouri river, who are very friend
ly to the whites. The chiefs of these parties
were highly displeased with the outrages COM
mitted by Indians at Kayer Popee, and are re-
turning all the stolen goods and horses they
can recover to General Sully. They intend
also to deliver up the Indians who shot the
white trader,
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REMOVAL

Col. Bell, Commissary Of Subsistence, has
moved his office from the lower floor of the
Commissary depot, on G street, to the upper
apartment, Gen. Rucker, Depot Quartermas-
ter, having taken possession Of the rooms va
Gated by Col. Bell. The buildings formerly
occupied by Gen. Rucker will probably be
given up by the Government to their owners,
the necessity for their use by the Quartermas-
ter's Department no longer existing
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Terrible Storm at Sea.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The steamship Getaway,
Capt. Archer, which arrived last night from
London, experienced a succession of terrific
gales, and tremendous seas swept the deck fore
and aft, washing overheard Charles Dyson,
fourth officer, William Collins, Quastermaster,
and John Munda, ordinary seaman, breaking
the trisails, which struck Mr.. Mitchell, the
first Off Ger, breaking ms shoulder and injaring
several others severely.
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First Appearance of Edwin Booth.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Edwin Booths recep-
ton at the Winter Garden tonight was the
grandest triumph of his dramatic career. The
house was crowded with the beauty, fashion
and intellect of New York. 1t was half an hour
before the storm of applause subsidized and he
was permitted to proceed Miss Effie Germon,
OF Philadelphia, made charming impression
in .sOphelia''
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SENTENCE REVOKED.

BY order of the President, so much of Gen.
eral Order, dated December oath, 1864, as dis.
honorably dismissed from the military service
Capt. H. Bowen, Jr., OF the 15ist New orb
volunteers, has been revoked, and Captain
Bowen has been granted an honorable dis
charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-04

@From Shillington, Odeon Building. we
have the first number OF the handsome new
weeklylstarted by Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
entitled Saturday Night, and which gives the
cream of foreign current literature.
Also, from Shillington we have the January
number of the excellent English monthly, The
Sunday Magazine.
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4 notber Revolution i'm San Domingo.

NEW YORK, Jan. --latest advices via Ha-
vana state that another revolution has broken
out in San Domingo. General Baez is now
President of the Republic Ex-President
Cabral has accepted a military position under
the Government, of which General Pedro q Ill
lierme is the practical head.
The revolution is now peaceful.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM MEXICO.
The Imperialists Claim Another Victory
Assassinat ton of Gen. OuintaIIi.

The lmperialists Claim Another Victory
Assassination of Gen. Quintalli.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The steamer Vera Cruz
from Vera Cruz, on the 25th ult., has ar
rived, -.
The 1mperialists claim to have gained another
victory over the Republicans, under Porfiero
Dlaz, on the 4th ult., near Comitlefa, in which
the famous leader, Thomas Sauchey, was
killed.
Maximillian has appointed Don Luis AFRO
ra assistant Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and
Don Manuel b. Cumba Refs exclusive Super
intendent of the introduction into Mexico of
coolie laborers.
General Qnintanalli and his private Sscre-
tary were assassinated on the 9th of Novem-
Der, on one of the highways, by their military
escort, with the object of plumber.
Republicans have taken possession Of the
town of La PaZ, in lower California. IT..
1t is reported that Maximillians Minister of
Foreign Affairs recently stated that the only
hope of the Imperial Government rests on the
success of its loan in the London market
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RaItimnre Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan 4.-Flour firm. Wheat dull
white, S2.7Oas2 so; red, S24OaS2 50. Corn
White active at s9a90c.; yellow steady. Seeds
steady: clover Ss1OaSS20. Sugars active and
firmer. Provisions quiet; mess pork $50. Cof-
fee very firm. Whisky firm al say.
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FREEDMEN's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

The Freedmen's InteIIlgence Ufhce OF this
city makes the following report to the Bureau
of its transactions for the ten days closing the
month of December, 1866 Number of appli
cants for servants, 10; number of applicants
for employment, 1872; number Of persons fur.
nished with homes and work, %; amount of
cash received on applications SlI so.
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SWAMP LAND GRANT.

Under the swamp land grant OF l65O, swamp
selections in the former Jackson, now Ironten
Land District, covering 471,727 acres has been
granted to the State of Missouri; for which a
patent from the United States has just been
prepared, with a view to its transmission to the
Governor Of that State.
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NAVAL HOSPITAL FINN

The amount of money now in the Treas ury,
deposited to the credit of the Naval Hospital
Fund, for the relief Of disabled seamen, is near
ly ten m lions Of dollars. The interest of this
sum is almost sufficient to defray the expenses
OF the Hospitals and Asylums already estab-
lished.
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WHITE H0IgE

The visitors at the White House on business
with the President were granted early inter-
views to-day, the crowd dispensing before two
o'clock. A number of Senators called on the
President, but most Of those present were per-
sons interested in pardons and seeking employ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-04

give have received a copy of the fine pho.
tograph of the Capitol Building, taken by q
ID. Wakely. 1t is altogether the best picture OF
the building we have seen.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet. Flour
dull: Southern dropping at S9aSi525. Whea
dull: common 1a2 cents lower. Corn duh anC
dropping. Beef quiet. Pork and Lard heavy
Whisky dull.
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Steamer Ashore.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 4.-The Brig Ida
c.. from St. Johns, arrived in distress. She
went ashore on Smiths Island on the I'd inst,
and filled with water.
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
Once Willsrds' Hotel, January 4, 1856.
The GLOWING kilograms remain in this Office
updeivered, for want Of sufficient address and from
other causes:
NJ Humphrey ThOs Hart
l-u b. P. SNYDER, Manager.
1TNOTICE.-The regular monthly meeting of
uS the CAPITOL CLUB will be held in the
room on SATURDAY next, January 6, at ~
O'Clock. Members are earnestly requested to be
present. By order of the President ja43t+
US CIATION.-The members of the above
named association are hereby notified to attend a
stated meeting to be held at German Hal, on IIth
between and G streets, on TOMORROW,
CThursday) EVENING, at half past O clock As
the election Of officers will take place at this meet
ing, a full attendance is exptcted
ia 3-2ts ROBT. T. MUIR. Sec
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GENERAL GRANT RETURNED

Lieut.. General U. S. Grant and staff returned
last evening from Wilmington, Del, where
they had gone to attend the marriage of Major
General j. III. Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-04

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Olin.-This morning
one of the sgold'' cases growing out of tn,
transactions in the gold market-Peyton agains
Sweeny & Huyck-was taken up.