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Evening star., 1866-10-24
WORK

Amid SO many failures of projected business
enterprises here we are glad to that there
lie a fair prospect that one at least, will prove
a success. We refer to the proposed steam.
ship line between the District cities and New
York. A very large portion OF the stock re.
quisite has been subscribed, and the under.
taking is in the hands of active business men,
who mean to canvass the city thoroughly to
enable all who feel so disposed to take part in
an enterprise that promises such satisfactory
recults 10 stockholders, shippers, and to the
whole community. In depending upon any
steamship line owned in New York, the Dis.
trct cities are subject to the caprice of the
management there, and, it, for instance. shin.
pers at that point can make it more ad yapta.
geous to detach a steamer from the line TO send
a cargo to Charleston or elsewhere, it is done
and our merchants here are left to whistle for
a mesns of bringing on their goods until IL
suits the con nvenience Of the New York mana.
gers to start another boat in this direction
By establishing this line the merchants
here will secure q certain and regu-
lar means Of transportation; and the
officers of the company having their headauar.
ters in Washington. the shippers in case of loss
or grievance would be able to appeal at once
TO the management for redress Another very
important consideration is the fact that bv the
establishment of this line the grievance OF the
enormous charges Of carriage between George
town and Washington will be remedied This
charge for carriage between Georgetown and
Washington costs more at present not unfre.
quently, than the whole freight charge frog,
New York to Georgetown. 1t sheuld be re-.
membered, too, that the tariff of freights will
be regulated by the stockholders. thus ensurine
fairness to District interests; and as the profit,
will go to the shippers who may also be stock.
holders. it will prove a sort OF mutual benefit
association. We hope to be able to announes
the gratifying fact in our next issue that tn,
full amount Of stock has been taken up
Evening star., 1866-10-24
THE POTOMAC GOLD MINES

We hear rather encouraging reports from
the gold diggings in Montgomery county and
Virginia, the companies having mac hinery in
operation doing very well. The companies up
the river are the "Union Arch" near Cabin
John Bridge, the Maryland" and Henry
near the Great Falls, and others. The
"EurekA" company, which are at wsrk on
WIndham's farm, three miles from Rockville
besides gold, have found copper in consider
able quantities, and they are very sanguIne
that hen they get their machinery in opera
tion, which will be in q few weeks, they Will
do a paying business. The parties at work
on the Virginia side Of the river are reported
to be doing well. and expect shortly to put
their machinery in operation.
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pROPesALs FOB sTATIOHFRY.

Trsasvry DEPARTMENT. Office of Internal Rsr.xus.I
Washington, October 18th 1851
% ssslsd ed Rropsssls will be received At this once
Tor sHpplvfDg the Assessors and Collecfors ~
Interna keven1s throughout that portion OF the
Oniteo states lying east Of the Rocky Mountain
WIN stsuonery for the fiscal year eaaiae Jone
Sto, 1857 snd lHtil the first day Of January. IsV
~ suDIIyipg the Assessors and Collectors west OF
bidders may obtain a schedul> of articles Ia hs
1Srntehtd with conditions under which On ch arti.
cies are 70 be Helfveie ed. upon application to anv
assessor or Collector, or TO the Commissioner Of
No proposals will be entertained frsm psrties
vno are not regular manufacturers or dealers in
tbe sfuces biz for, nor will pro ais be csnaid-
ereo unless accompanied by satisfactory puaran.
s, ee tnat the contract will, awarded, be faith
Bids which contain pri.es less than the fxr Goa,
rejected. "nu
The Two Hundred and Forty Colleetfon District.
are distributed into nve Departments. e shown bv
the tchednie furnished, and each pfopeeaI muss
name the Department ID 10 proposed to supply.
ony bids Or paris Of bids which the interest Of the
The bids should be addI essed to the Commission.
or OF Internal Revenue, endorsed "Provosals for
suppi,ins Stationery to Internal Reyrnue On
GERS j. A. ROLLINS,
&C 30 cotpovl8 CsmmissionAr
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TIE GENERAL LAND OrY1or

The Commissioner Of the General Land once
has received and placed on file map Of the
town of Santa Clara, situated in Santa Clara
CouLty, California, and surveyed in July,
1865. The town embraces about fourteen hu y
dred acres, divided into one hundred and
thirty-three squares (paruy subdiyided into
about two thousand. The improvements en-
brace some four hundred buildings, consisting
Of churches, school houses, dwellings stores,
mills, anufacLures, &c. =
A return has been received Of the survey OF
the rancho Aqua Puerca los Francas in
California The rancho contains A,42I acres
and Is situated in the. county of Santa Cruz
abou: twelve miles from the city, and border.
ing ON The Pacific The title is derived from
the Mexican Government
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Affairs In Gesrxessvp.

The RIVER FRoST-Businees ren.r.ilv a.
quiet at the whsrves to-day. though th.re .rs
here and there appearances OF Considerable
activity. The lower whsrves have their share
of vessels Of The oastindtrzde, which Afford
employ ment in IN at vicinity, while at the ap-
per wharves the number OF vessels Is not a.
large as we have seen during the season The
lccal banks have been gradually diminishine
during the week. but IL Is not robabe IN Al tbe
stock on hand viii be shipped before the sup
plies rout te from the mines Will begin % A.
riye at the derricks The vessels IN DOR far
car goes are not nunereus.
. TEE CANAL.-No intelligence has been re-
ceived from the breach now being repaired
near Mott creek, which, when nnIsbed. viii
complete the connection with the upper diyl.
slons. The boaimen here have firm coss.
dence IN the opinion Of Superinte Cam
OF the week, and four ooats cleared for Gum
berland and Mercersyille this morning. The
repairs may be completed now. but informa.
tion has not been received. Basine o along
sion OF navigation; but the host OF wortins.
men thrown ont OF employment look for aa
early call to the derricks and wharves.
Ink DROWNED MAs-The Coroners jpfy.
what manner Chas. Ruppr-cht, whose oody
was found IN the canal, rs we stated yesterday,
came 10 has death, returned q verdict that be
was accidently drowned by falling from the
bridge "a temporary foot-bridge,1 NJ Greene
stree into the canal. The jury also censure
the Corporation for faiiing 10 put the foot bridge
IN ehieI Conuitiou ne ueceaseo oelng u mem
ber Of Oriental Lodge, L. o. o. r, the menbers
Of that Lodge took the body in charge and car
ried II to the establishment OF j. r. Birch. un-
dertaker, TO be embaimed and prepared FOR
burial
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKEr.-There are no
arrivals OF boats from the upper divisions OF
the canal. and consequently no receipts OF
Hour or grain from the western depots The
stock OF hour is light, prices unchanged, hold
ers firm, demand active 10 supply the CITY
trade, but the transactions are unimportsni
No wheat or corn in the market; both would
bring nigh prices IL on hand for sale.
PORT OF q 9EoRGETowN.-Entered- -Schooner
Julia Anna, Harding. from Boston
Evening star., 1866-10-24
Great Fire at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. ga connagration this
morning at one o'clock destroyed 81 200 900
worth Of property.
The following is a list of property de-.
stroyed :-Banner Office: Gagan & Co., drug
house: Lewis Ems billiard saloon; the drug
house of Hartlett l. Co., with many smaller
establishments.
The fire was not checked until three O'Clock
this morning; and IL has destroyed all the
south front of Cedar street, from Cherry to
Painters alley, extending through to Deadlock
street
Morrelrs photograph gallery, well known to
the army OF the Cumberland, was entirely
consumed.
gone
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WHAT HAVE WE IT, SHOW IN RIruRN.

The New YORK Tribune recently said: "We
have given biliio of money and millions OF
meD, and the lives of three or tour hundred
thousand of these, to suppress the rebellion:
and for all this what is the value recei we'd
Shall We have to say, First-The murder of
President Lincoln. Secend-The massacre at
leans. Fourh-The massacre at Platte City
4 additional 10 number OF moral and political
antIctions now too numerous to men ton, but
all of which bear the name Of johnson. The
South was lost, too; but it is for Northern
votes to determine whether it shall win back
again"
This is q fai sample Of Radical logic Hav-
Ing avowed that billions Of money and millions
of men were given TO suppress the rebellion,
does the Tribune mean to say that that object
was not accomplished We assert that the
rebellion was suppressed, and that its sup
preston was the full value we expected TO
receive for all our sacrifices. The South to-
day is helpless; so weak and exhausted that IL
Is completely at our mercy, and while parties
at the North are coEteuding as to its ultimate
fate, the great majority Of people there are
taking no part in the controversy, but endeay-
oring TO rebuild their shattered fortunes hopipe
the best, but fearing the worst from q political
struggle in which they can take no part, but in
which they are vitality interested. Are those
same people Cthe masses, we meau) to be held
accountable for the murder of President Lin
SOins VI iOf IlOlOus uemOusudliOnS IRON which
the Northern cities are not exempt) such as
those at New Orleans. Memphis, and Platte
City Can we not afford to view these
matters dispassionately, and being so strong
and so victorions, act magnanimouslyl
Are twenty SIX rich and powerful States, so
weak. or go umid as to fear the political as.
cendancy OF ten weak and exhaus led commu.
mites if they are granted their political status
under the Constitution and lawsl We cannot
believe it, And If we have not realized all the
advantages we hoped and expected from our
victory, the 1ault rests with those who are do
ing all they can 10 keep up political excite.
ment and dissensions, and who resolutely Cd.
pose the admission of the seeding States
Having through the dark and bloody DAYS OF
the war never lost our faith in the patriotism
OF the people, and their ability to overthrow
the enemies who threatened our national ex.
istenee, we do not fear the result when the
contest shall be in the Halls of Congress in
stead of on the battle field.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
The Russian. American Telegraph Expe.
ditiOu.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 23.-News from the
Russian American telegraph expedition saws
the Russian corvette Variog sailed on the 9th
of August for Amoor river, having on board
Count Parnassoff. The Eariog reached q hyieo
August 18Th, and sailed four days later for
Ochofak. Major s. Abasa chief Of the Rms
sian portion Of the expedition, had explored
the route, and determined in regard to the no.
sition of the lines between Ghyiga and Och.
otsk. Capt Manhood had explored the route
between the mouth Of the Amoor river and
Ochotsk. Various explorations had deter.
mined the route between Behring Sea and the
terminus of the line at the Amoor river.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
6OvERNMENr sECURiTIEs.
WAeHlNeroN, Octuoer "a, 1863
Jay Cooke L. o. furnish the following
quotations, OF Government securitiss:
FINANCIAL,
Lewis Johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

Lewis Johnson Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows /:
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-Sec ond Board-US S. reg
istered. 1881. ll3; do, coupons, 113k; 5-s0's,
registered, lC6k; do. coupons, 1l4X; DO, me-
ILL., 10-40 g, registered, loo; do. coupons, 100 l :
BE, h6h; Ohio and Mississippi Oeshaca.es,
33A; Canton. 53x Gum berland, 584; y uicksil-
1i9&; Erie, ,e2 y do preferred, s6; Hudson l27 x;
Reading, 1l6S; Michigan Central. ll5x: Mich.
igan Southern, 92h;~ Illinois CentraI, 125 !;
Toledo. 1l9x; Rock Island, 10Y; Northwes.
tern, 56x; do. preferred, s04; Fort Wayne,
1U9k; Chicago and Alton, 43x: Alton and Ter
re Haute,-; Toledo and Wabash, -; w. u.
Telegraph, =; Boston Water Power. =
Pacific Mail -; Atlantic Mail,- Amer
lean gold, 8 p. m, l471.
Evening star., 1866-10-24

"SAM The National Theater was filled
last evening with an appreciative audience, TO
greet the comedian, Mr.. +. S Chanfrau, who
appeared in his great speciality Of "Sam," in
T. B. De Walden's play Of that name. The
comedy eontains some amusing dramatic SIT.
uations, and neat touches Of wit and humor
but as whole Is rather weak In plot ana
CHARACTERIZATION, as compared with aOur
American Cousin and other plays OF the
same class. Chanfrau, however redeer,s the
piece by his suoero acting. and no play goer
should fail 70 see one Of the best comic delin.
cations on the stage. He 10 80 brick, bv
Jove-' Mrs Williams as " Laura was per.
haps just little too ndgetty. Mrs. Mu.zy as
a Mss Euphemia," was good, and Jetries As
- Dick" added life and spirit to those parts of
fne play which would otherwise be rather
nat "Sam' will be repeated this evening.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
HINIH RHGCLAR CAHALRY.

Tie IOIIIWIng appointments have been
made IN the seventh regular cavalry, one OF
the new iments:-Captains-F. W. Benteen,
L =. Winslow and L. A. Whitaker; First Lieu
tenants-T. Il. Weir, Lee p. Gillette, T w
Lewis. III. N. Crocker, r. NJ. Tavlor. Owen
Hale, Henry Z. Erich. G.. w. Grifith aud Jas
Starr Second Lieutenauts-TLeodoreC Conkey
Bell. "
In The ninth cavalry, N. II. Kidd has been
appointed captain.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
EcPTTb ccpTTdN IsS uTaSS TH6 PSHtssFR2sAL

The statement called for by q resolution Of
the House Of Representatives Of May q, 1855,
and again, on September lst, by the Committee
Retrenchment with reference to the DISPOSE
ton made Of all cotton and other property com.
ing into the hands Of Treasury agents during
the war, has been prepared under the SUPER
vision OF the Com mmissioner Of Customs, and
was to-day sent TO the Secretary OF the Treas
urY. f.. r-. ..a4
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TRADING By oEFIOERs PROHIBITED.

Major General ID. Z. Sickles, COMMANDING
the Department Of the South. has issued an
order providing that no officer, soldier, or
person on duty in the department, in any ca.
pacity, subject to military authority, will be
agent, directly or indirectly, In cotton, rice, or
other products, or merch6ndise OF any kind,
within the limits Of the district or post where
he 10 stationed. The order provides that no
right OF the freed people, In common with all
others, to sell and dispose Of the products Of
their labor In their own way a. they may
revoke any temporary regulation established
by competent authority, prohibiting the sale
Of proAucts raised on shares until the crop
shall have been prepared for MARKET and PROF.
erly divided, nor 70 prevent an authorized
oficer or agent on duty In the Freedmen's
Bureau from acting as umpire In the settle.
ment Of disputes arising out Of the division Of
crops raised on shares" - :. p iessa
Evening star., 1866-10-24
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM MONTREAL.
The Eenian Trials.

MosTREAL.-The counsel for l.. Amirande
advised the British Am baseador at Paris to da.
mand cessation OF proceedings against him
until the facts of his abdicatIon from Canada
are received.
The Fenian prisoners here will probably be
tried at Bedford. but the day has net been
Evening star., 1866-10-24
THI WHITE HOUSE.

The continued pressure Of public business
has thus tar prevented the President from Civ.
ing any general audience to the visitors seek.
ing interviews with him At the White House.
The attendance OF visitors to-day was unusu-
ally large, many ladies being Of the number
The Attorney General and Senator Oowan had
interviews with the President this morning.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
riaI GnseRAL LAND oTPICE.

The Secretary OF the Interior has ordered
withdrawal from sale or entry of the lands
granted by the Act OF June ,. 1854, TO the State
Of Michigan, ia aid Of the construction OF q
railroad from Fort Wayne, Indiana 10 GraAd
Traverse, Michigan.
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Marine Disastep.

FORTRESS MoNEoE, Oct. 24-Arrived. brig
Muscavado, 10 days from Demarora for Raj,
timore, with a cargo of sugar She reports
having passed yesterday, Is miles south on
False Cape, N. O., hermophrodite brig sunk
in Is fathoms of water. Her masts were ali
gone.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
Indian Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1S.-A Los Angeles
despatch says fierce fight has occurred BE-.
tween the citizens and q murderous blpd os
Indians in the vicinity OF HardersyilIe in
which fifty of the latter were killed.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
RY NAGLE = co., Auetioneers.
VALUABLE LOT In LIRsr WARD AT AUc

On TUESDAY, October 80, 1866. on the preui a.
ats1s ocleck .. m, Lot No. 10, I'm square Ils alt
nated on d street north, betseen 10Th AMI aotb
streets This lot 10 50 feet front rur ming bsck Ion
the rear OF schntls Brev.ry, and is improved bT
Otwottery Frame Buildings, which viii be sol5
with or without the around 'u
Terms: One third cash; reeidue I'm 4 ana :
months, secured By deed OF trust $50 dow
oc ~ eo&ds tChron EAGLB a Co, AScts
Evening star., 1866-10-24
AssIoNHD

Captain and Brevet Brigadier General VIM.
II. Penrose. Sd u. 8. Infantry. has been as.
signed TO duty Acting Assistant Inspector
General OF the Department of the Missouri
Evening star., 1866-10-24
PRoOlIDs OF THE SALE OF TIE PIRATE
SHEEANDOAH

The sale Of the pirate Shenandoah in Eng.
land, as shown by the receipt Of Barring &
Bros, Liverpool, England, where the sale
was made under the supervision Of the U. s.
Consul at that place. Thomas n. Dudley, real.
lied flS69e los. Sd. The sale OF the bill Of ex-
change resulted In an income to the Govern.
ment of 9lOe, ,6S2. .1e.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
Guns sUhsil GUNsii!
No. Ala STREET No. 4I4 d STREET,

No. 4i1 ~ "a n1BI NO. 4l4 ID STkEET!
JOHN J. PEABODY,
GUN AND LOCK SMITH,
And dealer In
POWDER, SHOT, BALLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES,
OF all kinds and sizes
Asb, New and Second hand eHOT0UNS, which
i vii sell as cheap % the chea pest for cash.
, special attention Daid to the repairing of Guns,
Aiso, BELL HANGING promptly attended 70.
~ Remember the place,
SIGN or TIE BIG GUN. "
4d4 street, betw. s,h and I'll. north side.,
oc 2S-2W .--l Washington, D. q.
DROPOeALs FOB RXOAvATING rHE DE
L POSITS FROM TIE WASHINGTON
CITY CANAL.
- Sty HdL, Washisston. October zl. 1855
rrnpo.nn vii be received at this oface mp to IL
for the removal Of such high points in the bed u
:SSeaysiion. II such el.css - ths Snsisssr in in
msved will be divided into two sections Section
number one ~ win embrace that PORTION Of the
oithe seventh street BriGss. Section % nu%Ssr two two
viii embrace ell that portion Of the canal lying
oeween said eastern part Of Seventh street Bridge
ana tns westsrn line Of Jourtssnth street Bridge
Bidders may bid for either one or both sections,
ano VIII state the price psr cubic yard for excavs
ums Sna rSrmovai and the shortest time they will
com1iete tne1r contract;
nation, apply at the once Of the Engineer.
Sstisfaetory evidence of the ability and security
the contract. The Canal Board reserve t. them.
selves the right to reject any and al bids
&C Z-38W 8nRfnoor in Charge.
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APpoIsrnEsr 9y isrsRNAL REVENUE

The following appointments OF Internal
Revenue officers were made to-day: Walter
G. Beckwith, Collector for the I'd district OF
Michigan; John G. Hay. Assessor for the 10Th
district of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
0T W. L. WALL D CO., Auctioneers
u OrigiBal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9e La. av., between vth and 10th Of

RI W. L: WALL Co. Auctioneers.
- OrigiBal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Se La. av., between vth and 10th sts
SALE OF ReRsEs. CARRIAGEs, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Get. q. at 10 e'clt.,
We will sell, at the Bazaar, o number OF saddle
Carriage and Work Hsrses, 20 full description OF
saieJ comprising ebout1, t1,o,.-
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses.
Also,
built In this city.
large collection of New and Second hand Bus
Qee, knckaways, Carriages, Wagons, snd other
One Back and one Coupee In good order.
New and Second. hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&C.. at Dr1yate sals.
Regular sales days, ruesdsys, Thursdays. and
Carriages and Harness always st private sale.
ocA W. L. WALL q CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-24
New YOPk Markets

NEW YORK, Oct 4-Cotton duu Florr
advanced l5a20 cents. Wheat advanced oaa
cents. Corn advanced LAP cents. Pork heavv
Lard and Whisky dull
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4 NAGLE 4 CO., Auctfoneers.

THURSDAY, October Is, 1875
At on o clock G. m. ct Qes PennsyIvania .ve,,.
our regular weekly sales Of Fine Groceries, Wine
snd Liguors. &C consi pR Of
johns " '
Choice Old Holland Gin and etArd Brandy, fn
demjohns "
80 dozen Brooms, 20 nests Baskets
2s Willow Chairs - boxes Soap
~ boxes Starch, &c.
LARGE invoice OF Clothing. Hosiery, &c
1s Overcoa'e, IS pairs Pants
20 Cloaks. shawls. &c
lVo dozen Cotton and Woolen STOCKINGS
20 dozen Drawers, Gndershirts. &C
Hanokerchiefs, Towels, &C. &c.
1t NAGLE 90 Aucfiouee
Evening star., 1866-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ma.sachus.,,s Neminatie.s.

BosroN. Oct. 23-The Democrats OF the
Third District have nominated William As.
pin wall, Of Brookline, IL Congress.
In the Fourth District the Wortunemen's
Con vention has nominated ex- Mayor Wight.
man as their Congressional candidate, Judge
Abbott having declined. >
Evening star., 1866-10-24

VIOLATING CITY ORDrNANcR-Peter
White, a merchant, was arrested yesterday by
omcer Davis, OF the Fifth Ward, for running
a wagon without q number as required by tne
law. He was fined IS by Justice Ferguson.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
II EAGLK . o., Au.tioneers.
rSo STORY BRICK DWELLING AT Auc

On MONDAY, October 70. lsss, on the pr,ni.s.
18th street, between and L street. at 4 o clock n
m Lot No. ., in ssbdivision sf square No. Iss
with the tmprov0ments thereon. Consisting Of a
two story Rrick House, containing four rooms an
attic, with outbuldines The hoase 10 NJ f.er
alley. "O'
Terms: One half cssh; balance in eight months
SECURED By deed of trust on the promises SsO 70 b.
paid al time Of sale. Stamps sad csnveyancins AZ
cost Of purchaser. -
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Affray in Pittsburg.

PIrTsBURG, Oct 23.-A fracas occurred be-.
tween two negroes near the theatre to- mig Mt =.
One nred q revolver wounding the other in
two places. The third shot accidentally struck
q musician OF the theatre named Hendricks,
who had Just left the building. The wound Ii
Evening star., 1866-10-24

fIsAScrAL--The New York stock msrket
Is hesi,ating and somewhat irregular. There
Is q very general feeling Of uncertainty abouf
the future course OF the money market: whicn
derives some encouragement from the tone OF
feeling among the banks. Bank officers are
NOT onerIne money 70 leading brokers upon
such easy terms as OF late, and are less dis.
posed % put out money for thirty days, even
at an advance Of the rate OF interest
The New Yerk Commercial OF YESTERDAY
says:-Few anticipate q slight" money market:
but the expectation is very general that the
raie will steadily adv ance 70 Sac per cent or
even cent, when the November demand for
moving the hog crop sets In, and when the
peuand from the South Is more fully devel.
oped. This morning the prevailing rafe is
per cent, though transactions on can at per
cent are reported. A Asrsdual process Of call.
ing ~ per cent loans Il going for ward. Dis.
counts are quiet, the rate for prime paper
ranging At Sac per cent, only very choice
names being negotiable at the lower rate. Cow
err ments are stili quiet, at about the prices Of
yesterday. Gold shows rather more 6rmness,
owing 10 the advance In foreign exchange,
and the consequent probability that Gold may
bs 80 10 Be- shipped On the payment Of the Ne
vrmher Coupons. Loans are made at Lea TO
o "a per cent per day. 80 go. E3
Evening star., 1866-10-24

BAss BALL.-To-morrow 10 the day for the
match game at the University between the
National Club OF Washington city, aud the
Monticello Club OF the University A very
spirited contest may be anticipated.-CAar.
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