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0tfcs Chic e. S. FIfth Military Districf. Z
Ne,c Orleans, La. December ;, ls7.S
Sealed Proposals, which must be in duplicate,
with a copy Of this dyertisement attached TO each
iKytea till the 80 DAY Of December, 1861 at II
III, for furnishing FRESH BEEF to all persons
supplied with ratiOns al the Military Stations at
and - Philip, New Orleans Barracks. Greeuvilie
end other camps and stations drawing ratiops from,
the sboyebsnsd places. J he Beef to be deIiyeresi
at the stations of the troops in all cases.
The station at Forts Macon and Pike, Shir Isl
ar Fort Livingston and Brashear City are not
included in the above.
i &c Beef 10 be equal to the best which the mar
bet affords. and in equal proportions of fore and
lind quarters. with necks. shanks and kidneys.
AlOw excluded. and TO lie furnished often as the
Government may require II. The deliveries TO be
secured ty a contract with q good and suffi Gent
bond and TO continue in force for such time as the
CCmmissary General of subsistence or the Com
handing General of the 9Th Military District may
direct.
In order to prevent the Of inferior cattle the
Government to itself the right t. ins pect
tte cattle from which the beef L. obtained at any
time and to cause the same TO be rejected.
Payments will be made at the end Of the month.
or "a soon thereafter as funds may be received
therefor.
No bids will he received from parties who have
heretofore failed TO comply with their ngageme MT
with any branch sf the Government.
Endorse envelope Proposals for Fresh Beef =
and direct 10 the undersi glee.
Published by direction of Ieneral Hancock,
cOumar ding 5tb Military Division.
de I6-sfB Breyet MAJ. Gen. q. g. u ) A.
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fEN1AN AFFAIRe IN ENGLAND AND IRG-
LAND.-Cabie dispatches Of yesterday cav
that The public funeral ceremonies in honor OF
Allen, Gould. and Larkin. which were 20
have been held yesterday In many of the
principal cities in England and Ireland, vprp
prevented by the authorities In every place
where the attempt Was made TO carry the0
ont Much Indignation vas shown BY IT,
crowds IN some instances. but no violence was
committed. In London regular troops 20 the
number OF six thousand men In all were gept
under arms all day, TO assist the police IN
mantair ing order and suppressine any Feuian
demonstration. Specisl precautions were
tai en- by the Government 10 check an dem on
,irsiops or disturbance on the part OF the
I. mans or Orangeme in liverpool. as ye-ter-
day " rs the day which had been appotut>d
for boidiug the obeeqsiss OF the Feuisas
executed al Manchester. All drin king places
within ths limits OF the city were closed by
orders OF the magistrates; ana the whole
police force was on duty. Soldiers were held
In readiness at their barracks, the yolu ter
armories all guarded. and vessels OF war
watching the DOCKS. An attempt was made 20
form a funeral procession, but IL failed. L. ts
thought that the Fenians will cease all active
attempts against the law and order, In couee-
quence of the universal horror and und iguauoa
caused by the disastrous attempt on Oterkeu-
well pail Large rewards are offered by the
Government for the discovery and arrest OF
the guilty parties.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER L. Al
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 9, 1867 (
Scaled Proposals viii be received AZ this Office
until SATURDAY, December q, 1867, for supply
ing this depot with the following suantity Of
Forage, viz:
275.0Ce pounds OATS.
10000 pounds hay.
The Oats to lie sound free from dirt or chat, and
put mp in good strong sacks ~ not less han two 2D
nor more than four 90 bushels per sack. The Hay
TO be sound, free from dirt and weeds. and we
bald. The whole to be subject to such inspection
o. msy lie directed
Delivery to commence within ten no) DAYS after
the contract IL awarded, and 20 he delivered at
such times and in such quantities as may be desig
mated. Proposals to be in duplicate and endorsed
by sureties. usual.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
or ali bid- select such parts Of bids be for
the hest intere-t of the service.
Proposals to be ondoI sed, Proposals for the De
h"ry Of Forage" and addressed TO the under
signed.
By order Of Brevet Brigadier General r. saxton,
Chief Qusrtermsster, Third Military District.
GEO. y. ALDEN.
jel6-6tB Breyet MAJOR and A. q. M.
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DRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
Ogfos If fis Ciisf Qsarfsrpna SfsT.
Department Of fhs Cumberland.

Department or he Cssabsrlosd
LoV,sgrAe, Ny, Dtomb.r u, lss7.
Sealed Proposals will lie received NJ this Office
until l2 O'Clock m. en- FRIDAY, the 9th day OF
December, 1857, for furnishing thirty -niae (s9l
Cavalry Hsrses.
The f3ortes TO be subject 10 rigid inspection Of
dark grss color, sound in all particulars, well
broken, in full flesh aud good condition from IS TO
Is hands high from FIVE TO nine years cid and
We'll adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes,
and delivered at Jefferssnvile, Ind, between ;he
I'D and 18th Of January, ISIS.
Bids must be made in duplicate, with a cspy of
Il 10 advertisement attached, and accompanied by
the write n guaranty Of responsible person.
that in case the bid IL pied, good and cient
bond will lie entered into for the faithful per
Torrance of the contract.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
b. order Of the Quarteru aster General u. :. A.
THOS. SWORDS,
de le-siB A. q. M, Gen, Breves Majer Gen
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pRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.


OTct Otp0l mlSS1rl. 4
Font Monroe. Va, December q is-
Sealed Proposals. In dur licste, for furnishing
fresh Beef 20 the troop stationed ~ Fort Monroe
Camp Hamilton. Norfolk. and Yorktovn, Va .
from January I: ISIS. 20 April 80, lsss, viii be
the 18th instant.
The Beef must be SLAUGHTERED from Western cat
tie, OF an average MT weight of 80 fbe each, and
OF good marketable qualify IN eGual proportions Of
fore and hind quarter mest-secks, shanks, ana
Separate proposals. for Fresh Bed - above. are
Invited Tor the trsop< stationed ~ korfctk also,
separate proposals for the troops stationed 1T
forktown.
Proposals. for Fresh Beef and small Meats for
sale 10 officers NJ Fort Monroe and Camp Hamilton,
viii be received Of the same time
ify-
Good and sufre,ent security yin be required for
ASdress Proposals for fresh Beef ~ Cor Vre-h
Mss.. Is the case m q be. , 20 the urderrisned
BY orderof Major w. A. Elderkin, Chsf {. Z.
Tint Military District ,.~,sc
Second Lieutenant, 9th ArtiiIsry,
dc EG psyot coanasssfs.
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Office Cief Conm,ssary Subsistence.

Office Chief Comm sSary Subsistence.
Ettfh Ntktfdry E'iSfTicf,
NV ORLEANS La. December q. 1851. \
Sealed Proposals in duplicate invited till the
10th Gay CT DECEMBER, ISL, for furnishing the
L :. Subsistence Department at this CITY with the
tol owing Subsistence S+ors-:
10000 zone nsndTcd tbousandD pounds Of BA-
CON, clear ribbed Sides, In casks.
200 Two thousand) cans Of GREEN CORN, OF
the best quality. in pound cans.
500 Three tbousanGl cans FRESH PEACHES.
Of toe best quality, in pound cans
90 1.-TWO hundred barrels Of the highest grade OF
FAMILY FLOUR. samples to be furnis he'd
and brand named. Half iarrels preferred
al the above articles 20 be Of the very best
Quaity. put UP in superior packages, and delivered
at TIE Anchor Press in this city, wit hin twenty
Gays after the opening of the bids
No bids Will be received from parties who bay e
heretofore failed to comply with their eng agemen
With any branch of the Government
BIDS 10 be directed TO the undersigned. and
marked Proposals"
A. BECKWITH,
de li-tB Brevet Mai. Gen and G. s.. u A
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NOTICE.
OFFICE oY AsslsTANT QrARTERNAsrER.
MOBILE. Ala December 5. lss-. (
Will be sold at Public Auction. OF the Quarter
masters storehouse. fGcrdons Press.) corner OF
Water and Charleston streets. Mobile, Aiabama.
on THURSDAY, December 10, lS6a. Ct 10 O'Clock
a.
n Horses,
- Mules.
A lot Of Condemned Quartermasters Stores.
Thee animals. y bich are picked lot, will be
the lsst seld at pub.o sale st this post
Property can be seen prior 20 the sale
~ Term: Cash. in Gcyernrnent funds
CHARLES A REYNOLDs
{ de H-5tB Bvt. 1t. Col and A. O. MCeA
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PROPOSALS.
STATES MAILS.
MAINLAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
NRSWfN-T ON- october 81, 1877

WASHING ION UCtOber 81, 49,. z
Proposals will be received st the Contract Once
Of this Department until p m. of NEDN EsDAf,
March T. lS, for the conveying of the mails of the
nited states from july !, lSsS, to June % 1872. in
tie state Of Mar land. the routes and by the
: hedules Of departures and arrivals herein speci
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Bidders triN sr1Hisr cITefglIy ths forms and
rustrBrfloHS VHRsJsf. ,-f0y tis latter part Of
q q. frHrffou 10
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ae:a ssisbury 60 pc~slI.rtns. u nile, an I

SEQ Fen tsli.bury 20 Po~ellsvine. II miles All
Leave ssIishury nondsy stssr;
Fiive at Pevellsvite by osm;
Leave Powellsyiue Monday at I: m;
$3.50 rem saifsSs5y s z sins Grove, to sno. Hill
= miles aSd bsek, .iX times 9 seek
rivsi o. The esr s~l st r -uaAAs' On AT
Arrive at snew Fin W go - Or;
Leave SNOW hIli daily, except SUNDAY, at
Arrive at Sails bury BY u N.
' taeP S4ss sf pTys. to Sl.n'i00' "a miles aud
Lesys sslsbury Tuesdsy, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at ousStioO By PIN;
Leave ousntiec Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa,ur
Afr III 3; Il Salisbury byspm
sos- drea Guam ., Is fysakin, to wlitehayen,
Leave Quantico Friday aiTafn:
Arrive AT whitehsvtn I'm
Leave " bitehaven Friday at IN:
1888 From Barren Greek Springs. by Riverton and
S ?. to Laurel, 20 miles and back
Leave Barren Creek Springs Tuesday ana SAT-
Arrive at Laurel BY ll0sm;
Leave Laurel Tuesday and Saturday a. pm;
Arrive 81 Barren Greek Springs BY pm.
II milss and back, three times week
saturday at m:
Arrive at NevtoSn by Q N;
Leave Sewtewn Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive at Frfinosss Anne By SPIN.
1895 From Princess Anne, by DEALS Quarter, to
Deals Island, AZ miles snd back, once
week
Leave Princess Anne Friday at6am;
Arrive at Deals Island by II m;
Leave Deals Island FRIDAY at pm;
Arrive At Princess Anne b. pm.
Proposals alse invited for service twice
week.
3s Prom Snow Hill to Lindsey Vile, miles and
back. once q week.
Leave Snow Hill satu rdsy at N;
Arrive Mt LindseyyiIle by II am;
Leave Lindseyyile Saturday at 5 q m:
Arrive at Snow Hill by fam.
3oH From Snow Hill BY Sandy Hill, to Horntown,
10 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Snow Hill Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at Horntown By q m;
Leave Horntown Tuesday. THURSDAY, and Sat
urday at 2 m:
ArIiYe NJ SnnU Hill hY III u m
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The PAYNzST OF THE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
FROM Mr.. o. :. Bakers resolution adopted in
the Council Beard last night, inquirinx
whether any funds are now being expended
fo- which no appropriations have been made"
II would seem thar there L. a disposition on
The part OF that Board 10 raise an issue upon
the payment by the Mayor OF the arrearages to
the sehsol teachers in anticipation Of the pass =
age OF the APPROPRIATION bill by the Councils
never there was a measure thar commended
itsefto the hearty approval OF the people of
washington. 10 was the action of the MAYOR
II providing for the payment OF the teachers
reduced a. they were 70 the selling Of their
pay eertineates a. a shave Of Is TO 20 per cent
ODDLY enough, IL we are not misinforraed
some Of those foremost in opposing this sex.
penditure Of funds for the payment Of the
teachers, are quite clansrous for their own
pay, as Couneilmen, in ad vance OF the pass Az.
c. The bill making an appropriation for that
purpose.
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Great interest is felt here, naturally, In the
rssuit Of The elections to take place to-day,
,rd especially Il the returns from New
~. In order 10 accommodate the pablo.
we have made complete arrangements to
supply the returns IS fast as they are received
q the STAR once to- night.
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FINANCIAL.

There were rumors on Wall street. yesterday
OF q general war in Europe. GaribaidI wss
reported In Rome. United States bonds quoted
an London ~ coy. These runners affected the
gold market, ard caused sn increase OF one
per cent Aeahle dispatch from Paris yester-
Day says: "FeelIng on the Bourss hiss oeen va
liable to- day, becoming firmer or " eaker with
successive conflicting rumors. ReAtes 1uc.
tuating.''
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no TROOPS TO LEAVE RIcHNoND--Some
days ago an order was received from the Wa
department directing the removal of certain
companies stationed IN Richmond to Washing
toa city. On Saturday, says the whig. "a
order was received suspending its exscu ton
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FIRST SNOW OF TEE SEAsos--A correspou.
dent writes to the STAR from Harper's Fer
-, Nov Id:
Thursday. 3lst, we had the FIRST snow Of
the season; IL fell 10 the depth of four inches
IN the mountains around Harper's Ferry but
was gone by night. The air Is now warm =
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THEyIRGISIA CosvrsrroS.-The political
complexion Of the Sispnia Ststs Don vention
rs as follows: Conservatives, j.; Radicals, 10.
CT ne latter25 are negroes.
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~NoTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. October q, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that by the provisions of
An Act approved October 10th, 1857 - the rate of
tax on all Real and Personal Property, Stocks,
&c. Tor the year 1877, is fixed at one dollar and
twenty FIVE cents on CORY one hundred dollars
one and quarter Per cent.--of the assessed value
Of said property.
Upon all taxes upon all property not in arrears
FOR taxes for general purposes, an abatement of
nye rsRtEW IL allowed from the 23d day of Octo-
Der. ls67. to the Sth day Of November, 1851 both
inclusive; after which no abatement will lie al
lowed. ALL TAxEs RECEIVABLE or AND AFTER
OCTOBER 2SD, 1861. A. q. HALL,
q 4 nov 30 tChrorl Collector
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WILTON j. SAFFOLD,
formerly O. MONTGOMERY, Ala5anraD
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw.
WARRINGTON, D. G.
Office No. 42s Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court Of the United
States Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. Sc lS-tf
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GBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 (lo n unte afoc ka IN A hou "A

lBv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks ana bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Ffrst Board-U s. S.
ls64,ex-coupon, los 81 1885. ex.coupon, lO6 X;Is65
coupon, new, 1e7x; 1857, coupon, l07k; iO4O's,
coupon. 10o4; 1905, second, lO5X; 1905, third,
105x; Canton, 42K; Cumberland, e. O uicksil.
yer, TX, Mariposa, sX; do. preferred, IA: New
York Central. 1l2; Pacific Mail, 11ik; At.
iantic Mail, 1l5k; Erie, II Hi do. preferred, 76;
Hudson 126; Reading, s64; Michigan Central,
12iX; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SIX; NORTH.
western, az; do. preferred, 63X; Rock Island.
IS; Fort Wayne. 96X; Ohio and Miss Ger
nncates, M1; w. y. Telegraph, 32h; Boston
Gold, 140x.
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THE BALTIMo RE CITY QovBRHMBSr.-Robt.
T. Banks, Esq, recently chosen Mayor OF
Baltimore by the Demec ratio party, yesterday
entered upon the disenAree of the duties ofshat
position, for four years A number Of the per-
sonal and porticsl friends OF the retiring
Mayor. Hon. JoAa Lee Chapman, ana Of his
successor, win The recently elected members
OF the City Council were present, and the best
feeling apparently existed among them all.
Mr.. Chapman made brief address. MT
banks replied by thanking his friends for the
honor they had conferred upon him in electIng
him Msyor, and hopei he would so conduct
the municipal affairs of the civ as to merit the
appreciation of the cItizens Of BALTIMORE
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

TT BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
L his is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 4th
day Of November, A. D.. 1861, a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of J R.
THOMPSON of the City of Washington, of said
District who has been adjudged bankru pt on his
own petition; that the payments Of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to
fer Of any property by him, forbidden by law
that meeting Of the creditors of the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or
ASST gnees of his estate, will be held AT Court
Of Bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall in the
City of Washington, before ] Sayles Brown Reg.
lister in Bankruptcy, on the 18th day of November
A. D., 1867, at 10 O'Clock, a: N.
DAVID s. GOODING
L. s. Marshal, d. c., as Messenger
November 5, 1867 II
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THE GEORGIA OoHvKsT latest re-
turns from Georgia increase the convention
majority. The vote will probably reach
111,ooe. The white vote is about $4,000
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esAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY.

0+SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY.
: The members Of the SAINT ANDREWS socI
BY will meet ut GardAer's Gallery, 18th street, on
WEDNESDAl EVENlNa 9Th instant, at sevea
o'clock, for the transaction of important business.
1t SAML. Il. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
%I. o r. M.-The members OF the GREAT
S COUNCIL, 1. %. X. M :, will meet at Oman.
dago Wigwam, corner of Louisiana avenue and Tth
street, THIS tIuessay) EVENING. Nov. 5th, at
clock, to make arrangements for funeral OF our
late Bro r Jas n EDwA fSst It, O. of Records
~PROyIDENIBU ILDING Ass9CIATI0N.
~ The Fourth Meeting of the Shareholders
in this Association win be held THIS EVENING,
in the Brick School House, on the north side Of
north: between 9th and 9TH streets west, at IL
FRED KOONEs, Secretary. It
N COLUMBIA R. A. CHAPTER, No. l. will
be punctual Ia their attendance at the snnua
meeting. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 9th in
slant. ~ clock, at Central Masonic Hall. Elec-
ton Of officers takes place. All companions in
no SIT y ''' - ii. o. MOVES, sec'y.
0rTHE MEETING OF THE TEMPERANCE
uS Building and Trust Association. for the
purpose OF completing its organization and pay
ing money, will be held in the room ever J.. b.
avenue, between 9th and 7th, opposite the Seaton
HSuse, at "a O'Clock p. m, ON WEDNESDAY, the
Persons who have subscribed for stock and those
who oesiIe to subscribe requested to attend
The Association has elected GEORGE SAVAGE
President. W. II. FRAZIER Vice President
GEORGE A. BASSETT Treasurer, g. k. HOP
Copies Of the Constitution can be had at the store
Of j. Ii. Wheeler & Co. no SIT
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;eyeInnrn, Necuri,,es.

WASHINGTON, Nov ), l5s7.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of asy-
ernmeut securiiea:
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- :. JVhN MOhhIS, VICE Pre8ldenI.
h. n. NEEDS. Secretary. oc SD-6t

%N0TICE:-Those indebted to THE EVEN
US ING STAR up to this date are requested to
make payment, as heretofore, to Mr.. c. b BAKER
lat the Star office in whose hands the undersigned
has placed all its outstanding accounts for colec-
ton. w d. WALLACH
October 3lst. 1861 oc H-tf
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BOARDING.

IN0R RENT-Comtortal,ly furnished Rooms for
L rent. with or without BOARD. at N. 80 +
street. between lith and 18th. DO got
LARGE PLEASANT ROOM may be had with
II BOARD, at II Penn. ayeRuc, between 2lth
and I5th streets. n12-st~
nOARDING-Tirst-Cl8 BOARD for members
ID ~ Congress anil others, with pleasant ROOMS,
can be had ct No. lei ashingtou street. t+eorge-
town, opposite the residence OF II. ID. Cooke Isl
CC3l-l
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.-First-class Table
~ BOARD can be obtained at the house on the
northwest corner Of Sth street aud Pennsy lvanIa
ave, formerly known as the joy H0Tse. ol5-iEl
TI'HE HOWARD BOARDING HOUSE, South
Il west corner 9th 81. aud Pa. ave. over VIM >
Auction store having been entirely renovated has
passed into the proprietorship 81 Mrs. II II. HAT
TON and refurnished throughout. will be con
Quoted q first-class Boarding House. Persons
wishing a good accommodation must apply rjrly
for choice Of rooms. Also, one very hne Office for
rent. &C l4-lnlT
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WOOD AND COAL.

WVUU AMI CUAL.
GOAL A n d WOOD.
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AID
NANCED.
White Abb. .. ...-- .............. IS &C
ised Ash...;..-.-.-....:.. .:.-.---..-. -
Lyken 8 Valley (soft Bed Ash l.--........... 80
Baltimore Company, fsuperior White Ash D.. Is
Chestnut Summer Cooking Goa. ............ 6 50
Cumberland Run Of On
Cumberland Lump. 49,. - - -..... %
OAK AND PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
&c are the sole agents for the sale OF the Cele-
brated Baltimore Company Coal, and are pre-
pared TO furnish it in any quantity.
s. p. BROWN & SON.
46J Ninth street, between and Y.
Branch Office at our yard and wharyes at foot Of
Seventh street. noe
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LYONS SILKS.

We Invite attention to our large stock or
LYONS BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
Ofour own importation.
Wecan sell these goods TO cur customers Is chea
as any New York importer will cell the same quail
ty of goods to the trade.
o4-otif los 4 Mayk "a
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THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
IL listing between the undersigned under the
nTm of kGAN PEBBLE, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, All persons indebted 10 the firm
VIII make payment TO d. y. EgAn; those having
to u. J. Egan- D. j KAN
November L, l36Z O. r. PERRIE
We have this day formed copartnership to carry
on ne erocery Business. at tho old stand OF Eea1
ferrfe CORNER Of and Ninth streete under the
name OF EGAh BROTHER.
-f4 - y d, J. E0AN,
No,o1or. J, Ioe1. .---l o 20 No SGT
EErEEBLED AND DELIOATT COEaTTTU
TRACT Bccnu. y vii savs Srisf IA aSe,,etio
feeiinss, end ecab,s you . slesS veil ~s~ssses3s
&C q pANE
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. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
r-TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

Us Cttre Of CoMpfroiLer ofthe Currency.
WASH Nc ron, October Z. ISI.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the Cir
enlsting Notes Of "The Croton National Bank, of
the city OF New York. that such notes will be paid
IN lawful money of the United States upon presen-
taton OF the same at the Treasury OF the United
states. JNO. JAY KNOX.
&C s-tul3t Dept. and Act'g ComptrolIer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-05
THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY,

Intense interest is felt throughout the coun.
try IN regard TO the result OF the elections
which take place day in Maryland, New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,, Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, MIn-
nesota and Nevada.
NEW YORK is, OF course, the great centre of
interest The candidates to be voted for upon
Ihe general ticket are