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Evening star., 1867-05-22
QY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, southeast corner 7th and d street

BRICK DWELLING ON 4TH STREET WEST
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT AUC-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 24th at six
O'Clock p. M OH the premises, we will SELL that
near Pa. avenue. haviug front of about Is feet
with depth of about 72 feet inches, and contain
ing rooms and hall, and side alley. The above
property is in the center of the city andt should
command the attention of persons desiring central
: locations. rS.ss = s5gsf u .4As szsss !, = - :
Terms :4Qne-hal cash; balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
revenue stamps at.cost of purchaser 1AdE = :
my 2l-d COOPER T. LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

DEsIRABhB BUILgiEg LOTS AT AUG.
On wspNsspAY aIFYTsRs IIYs DON. MAY a,a. a.
s O'Clock. in front Of the premises, We shall sell
fsur Building Lots being part bot No. 10, in
Square 50. having front OF Is feet esch BY a
depth Of s. feet inches 23e street west, corner
Immediately after, Lot "a, in Square 81, "A feet
inch on New Hampshire avenue and 70 feet 4 in.
ches on 23d street north, and 102 feet 10 inches
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In six
and twelve months, By deed Of trust, with
interest. All veyanciDg ut purchasers cost
$50 down at time Of sale. fs #titF
my is-d OOOPER LATIMBR, Aucts.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AHCTION

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May q, at 6k
O'Clock, in front of the premises, we shall sell Lots
and 8, in Square west of Square $50, fronting
respectively on New Jersey avenue and Sd street
vest and north street, and being between north
o and streets.
The lots viii be subdivded at the time of SALE
Title indisputable, coming direct from the Govern
ment.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed of trust and notes bearing
interest $50 down at time of sale.
my H-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
c1nnseIuence nI Of the rain, until SATURDAY ATER-
NOON, May Is, same hour and place.
my n dads COOPER l. LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
DY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,

R1 toOpER & LAT1MER, AuctiOneers,
- tLate clerks with j G. Mctuire 4 Col
Star Office Building.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING SITE NEAR CITY
HALL At AUCTION,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON May 2lst, at 9
O'Clock, the premises. will sell the south half
of Lot No. s. in Square No. s32 having front of 2j
feet inches the east side of Fourth street west
between and E streets north, with depth Of 90
feet 30 inches.
This desirable piece Of property is in irst-cass
neghborhood this being about the only lot for sale
in the square.
Terms; One tenth cash, and one tenth every four
months from the day of SALE notes to be given for
the deferred payments. with interest payable the
notes fall due, and secured by deed of trust upon
the premises. All conyeyancng and revenue
stamps at the cost of tho purchaser.
my l5-d&ds COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
S&ohnsegusnce &hag OF Of the rain. until FRIDAY AFTER
my 21-d&ds COOPER d LATIMER, Aucts
Evening star., 1867-05-22

RY COOPER 4 LATIMER Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas. G.. McGuire & Co
:. W. corner Pa. ave. and Ilth street
Evening star., 1867-05-22

Is in of Syphilis used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price 25 cents.
The efficacy of these remedies is alike acknowI-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the U. s. Hospitals.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
II (Late clerks with James C.. Mcclure Co. }
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, Star Office Buildingn
Evening star., 1867-05-22

TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
AT AUCTION. r ?
On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at o'clock D. m
we shall sell on the premises, Lot IL, in Square
454 fronting on fine paved alley, between and III
streets north and 9th and 7th streets west making
it a profitable investment for any one wishing to
purchase rentdble property. -
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. A III convey ancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers
$50 dern on each house when sold.
m 2O-i IIntl GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts
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JEFF DAVIS, TRIAL.
RtclAl CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.

RICHMOND Nov. 20, 1867
Reports to-day are conflicting about the Davis trial.
The Chief Justice has determined to shrk II, and ex-
pressed the impossbliy Of again attending tho court
while here II is stated though. that he will come and
open the case but this is scarcely probable az he win
find II impossible to DO absent from the opening Of tho
Supreme Court Davis counsel will steadily insist
upon trial, and the government naye
already continued the case twice. 1t can scarcely
DO so again. Judge Understood goes into Coustil a.
onal Convenon on the Sd OF December with the aspi-
pear, goes back to Washington about the same time
This leaves only from the rs inst Sd proxmo TO try
JEFF Davis The whole matter will b. skiflly arranged
but II trial is not granted Davis this time Tho counsel
VIII enter a mile psosequi, which, under the crcom-
stances OF the frequent evasons OF thu govern
prosecute and its principal judicial officer to try,
scarcely be refused This tho present aspect 70 the
DAVIS trial
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THE cHlyAlRY SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BALTIMORE.
Statement Of T.. A. Pollard.

BALTIMORE. Nov 10, 1857
With reference an extensive statement by George
D. Wise, Of assault with pistols committed by
himself and another o. tho Wise family, 10 the streets
OF Baltimore lsad Communication appearing In tho
Richmond Eaqarsr, after tina. paper had invoked for
hin and his associate . suspension OF public opnion
until tho case was judciay examined, aud therefore
especially surprise 10 as violating the Just spirit
aud PLAIN proprety Of thai appeal regard such pubi-
cation Is so y holly improper wnen q case has been
brought the tribunal or public justice and nttcd
% doe course o. law tnas Gag scarcely aow myself
whole and In part In substance and IN circumstance 10
lettsr and I'm spirit
Yet briefly I may say this much that moro than
dozen witnesses. wno 10 some extent, snar a my dan
ger In the street, will testify thnI 10y shot
through and smoking with blood before succeeded in
getting out pistol, 10 End u manageable. and TO
discharge u on the pavement; that JOAN Wise and
George D. wise both Tired upon witnou, u,tcring
word--wrnout opening their mosths--witnoit signal,
monaco or inquiry, / be ng even isnorant who they
were, having only been informed that "lwo men from
Richmond" hunting tho -srcets 10 shoot mo-
when ths firing took place my wife my side,
not than enc pace To the that John Wiso
frsm the instant he bred; and that all the cir.
leading up TO this rencvn such as leaving
their for me a. the hotel, NJ gentlemen from
Pbflnd paa aud further requesting tho clerk TO have
me conducted 10 privase room 10 meet them snow
carefully constructed aud csdb CODED plot to take my
life without risk to themseves, which nothing earth
prevented but the bare accident that my elbow, by
instructive movement causht tho ball that was aimed
within less than two feet OF NV heart
When too is callei 1t tho bar Of the crImina!
Nourt uoFes VIII u euuuxu W cntcT futV
and when the statements Of 'scoud Of witness
put In opposition that Of George D. Wise, the public
will sufhc emily Judge and tho law finally decide between
u.s. am content await the due legal course Of jus
tics; especially In mater where society is as much
interested for public example - can possibly BE- for
private vindicatiou.
with my hfc yet In danger and harrsssed BY the tor
turo Of shattered JOINT arm Va c,ndtou TO indulge
In newspaper publications subject; aud In cir
cunstancss can have any arena OF controversy With
these two John Wise aud George ID. WISE other
than cours OF justics. l will meet them there.
EDWARD A. POLLARD.
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

AsruvALL. sour PACIFIC roars AR. CAuyonxrA-
Steamship Kisine Star.-ror Aspin wal-w Chapman,
wife, niece chdron John Kelly wife aud
child: Mrs stuart and child. PArrago. Mrs stitson and
THREE children Leopold Segman, u stone. James He'll
Donald south Pacific PortsMiss Hovcy and brother
For CaifornsNrS iiarrist l. Boce and infant mrs W
KNIGHT and four children. Conway DAVID baantyne and
wife, Miss Fanny Hartley l. Austin. Aldrich wife
and two chidren; NanscniL Mrs Drucilia olies Miss
Bessie orcen brown and daughter. z Herdnan. Nrs
Hall Eisner Miss Ella Dudo Mrs Reed. child and
nurse. J.ihn y Mclain. Mrs Woodvorth. Wethered.
wife four children and two Mrs Beebe Miss Wood
worth Lydia Locks and tros children. Rev BUSH wfc.
two children ana two nurses Rev ELLIOTT wife and Ia
frank and vie, Miss Cleveland Miss Martin Orr. Mrs
Il peves.e and child, Mrs Van Pct hilburn, ksInay,
ard Two children. Carver; wife and child, ) > Kae.
grange W Heudnckson. Ms Ellea Granger, Rev Bishop
insi G CaiEus and wife, w Hovsy, Nrs o TIinrod,
Mss Ada webb Mise Emma wcbb, Mrs Cortyn and lhr-s
chIldron Miss Mary 4 ncHwiRges MRS shamau two
children and nure Ctas watsra John Prince and wife,
Mrs 3 ! Sweet Miss pare,, Mr. Msrfa W Pogue n q
Beckwftn, II CowslL Mn Dooisy ana infant O Kelly,
a Keith. " sibby, yoesph Cofelnnd, James Cody. 3
fwoope SON. Mrs 5wVops, daughter and three ehl-
eren. Mss Brtsenns A Wooster and con, Morgan,
Nss Jessie Iviug sparrow, Rooert Kense Mrs
Iouslsss Ijyaa Frost Miss Annie wallace, Miss
IS,1e wallace Mics Grace Walaoe. John Brsckesl Mrs
paws and children, Nvs John Worioek jenkins and
children Merstoa, wallace Bailey, Chas Atwood
u,ss Ellen stuart Mas Eao(usAu, Chas kipxsick
Mrs Jarvis and children, and large number IN second
cabin aad sseraxo
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The whsat market was duh and somewhat Irregular.
.s fs Su &
ss e yess ssu sss Ss sG ps s
mon to ''f fair =" No. spr .aa 4 f FOR 'S No.
Straight No was nsmloaily q = a % IS
s ss sa % q s ss: y &c rs s:
90 Rye Was quiet bu. firm. Western nominaly 81 G.
isss 'sT Western s' .r ws ssd n II
AS 8 = nao,I slo s.'s a. q 8 and DO Barley
g. Sf ofss. .a q for Malt dSl and
10 90 bushels s. 50 in bond Oats were du and heavy
Il y in SEE. s,or. T .na ss were about
s H. offerings OF almost all commodities were
sm,aa Tsfs o and
boxes a. & s. cotton r pSo @
SSshs 'S and as bale. cotton a @' ssa
Sss ~ SSs.s pc At "a TO London g
e ccts i cheese =. fs =. 200 bill aoar az 90 tons oil
To- .ms ss 100 1 bale. lection cotton and ssn
S S. wheat direct e onaondsrry 7 british bark $500
sn mercan bark to Genoa 100 hhds tobacco on private
Gussrrs were inactive and prices were nominal.
s fa .haD Gsma'd spnassd r Prices were steady at
nors were uassangsa being steady and Arm The sales
wgTs ~ OAss + a 1Vc na IO according 70 qualify
n,Das.rhe w market was very quiet but previous prices
!. demand was light and prices Of almost
~ 70 %aas sales
pres ess WIS rmer .soagh
sely sciivs; lo Ss.. to to I arrives a. size
The ssf s spss q: duh .us a.
a'sss i r ri g ~ =
sales ssss S and good Tin Nd ;s; rsss
4: s:sS Ts...
we're sales Of Is 600 gaons private do
Il n ss Other iaS e
"sse un. o.. ns :. our st quotations
s So g.
0ss .. ss Prsss
ss
d o s Within the
ssss g re
M Cut o msas were ao NEGLECTED ant prices were
hssvy :ass were 10 So1ss Il P''f FOR
i" ~ aaS e, ssve 'si e %
Y w g s
lsc lss necordnS to aaaly Including 100 ercss, Tor
wss au. Without decided changes
.. ~ = bulk Vas dn and somewhs.
te a. @ T 10 SS s Do s 20
sales. aiG ssa e le' sna 20 to va s 81
.srns Sdsr6a the market H. s 9n r'y Ths
iloo DO standard white in bond &C., aud LOO do for
IIcE con, nued duh and prices we nominal.
strARSE steady with sales Of sSO0o Ibs part at i2c
l2nc
sueAR-The business in raw was almost unmportant
blu the market was hrn We quote fan good refining
Cuba Ike lzsc The sales ~ hhds IKE. for
English islands, s1sc for Rco aud l3ssc for cuba
also 1874 boxes at axe i5zc. Refined quiet but
steal at the following pri :--61xc l6z<c for
13a &c for soft white and iGxc. 5'4c for yellow
SrBDs-t'acuus hnsced active but lower
prices arrive IN Boston, OF 300J bags Draper
gold d" paid = ~ a" va. DUH n
nominal OF lie l2c timothy quoted dull -
"a To- and Gax - ~ n 8. o..
. TAiIow was quiet, but prices unchanged Sales
IS ON lbs. al llilc . ilssc
Rrccipts bbls. The sales were uulmport.
ant. We uuotc 800. u Sic. In bOld
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pasy rssuras fsm Europe BE viii devote kn personal
attsRtion 70 the ne come cot and things here
with his owD ey0; that everything win be amicably
arranged and that We may then have some conndsncs
II the pernaneney Of the routs.
The lass steamer brings ~ the news that Mr. Frank
Morris, Of your city, had purchased or assumed
the active management Of Pins concession for
railroad through this republic from ocean TO ocean
This u properly carried out will be one Of the greatest
and most profitable enterprises OF the aGe the Panama
Railroad not excepted BY right Of their charter this
which are situated In the mining region and also 10 tho
forest OF mahogany rosewood &c. The railroad Will
run through the most healthy part OF the STATE which
WIN enable them to employ foreign labor.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


m0THhe0s
ArDRIcH-Epsow On Wednesday, November 10 n
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, BY Rev. Dr.. Et.
elohn, JANIS Herman ALDRlCH. OF New York. 70 hARH
EARLE-DowpKLL.-0n Tuesday November 10, -
calvary Baptist charch, by Rev. r. j. w. Buckand,
EcGESs NJ. EARLs 10 MANY S DowpKrL, all OF this city
- VAN DUYNE--WHIIKu.AD-0n Wednesday, Novembsg
~ az the residence Of the brdes father, by the Rev
Dr. 1slAudet, d. r Vas DUNE Esq, Of Elixabsth. N.
70 EizAsrIa, only daughter Of Isaac r Whitehead,
Esq, OF New York
BoGARr-BooxRr Wednesday. November 70. By
the Rev. A Van Honten AiBRRT @. BoGARr to MARcA-
RET A., daughter OF Gilbert j. Bogert all OF this city.
JonEs-W ARsER. On THURSDAY, November 81 BY the
Rev. J. b Bracket GEORGE W. JoSgs 70 HATTIE j., only
daughter OF b. J. Warner, Esq, all OF Brooklyn
EURRAr-PAGE-On Tuesday evening, November 10.
L JENNIE PAGE, all OF this city.
ASGFoeD--KINGsRuRy.- Boston, on Wednesday.
November 90 bv the Rev. William v Nicholson d. D..
JoHx T. LAxGroRD, OF New York, 10 ELLEN H. Kisos-
hurry OF Boston. No cards.
oLgs-OsrRASDER-0n Tuesday, November 10, &c
the residence OF the brides UNCLE Mcintosh Esq,
by the Kew. Merit II. Wellman, IuEoDoRR CoLxs u
SARAH v. L. OsraASpER, all Of this city,
Albany papers please copy.
sLoayE-BrRny. wednesday, November 2o u
Christ church, New York, BY The Rsv A. h Partridge
assisted by Rev Stephen H. Typg JE, and Rev. + u
Ever d. D., JoHs SLOANE 10 ADEiA JossPHsSH youpgese
daue liter Of the late A. J. Berry, n D., Of BROOKLYN
DxSAEoS-McFARIAn-OnW "Wednesday. November 70
Church OF cs'oration, Brooklyn by the Rev.
Henry Blanchard, CHARLES NJ. DnSNsoN % EMMA
daughter Of James EcFnran. EsT. all OF that city.
Bnooxs-ISGHAM West Farms 90 "Wednesday,
November 20 Ut tho residence OF the BRIDES parenss
BY the Rev. Washington Rod man. Mr. JosET BROOKS %
Mss n. Z. IsGnAx. youngest daughter Of Johnston
IngLam No cards.
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The return OF tho Bank Of France for The week end.
Ing November shows the following changes as COM
pared with that OF the previous accouu,:Incresse-
Cash In hand 1000 0oos advances, 1000, ooor pri-
accounts. 1,ocoooor treasury balance loocoof.
Dccreass-Bilis discounted, $4,000 Door, notes. $500
oo0f. The coin aud bullion which the week previous
fss ooo show further increase Of ESQ ooc
while tho discounts. which the week previous rose
CO 600 present falling Oh Of nearly equal amount
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prices reported. 1850 -
sna ~ f nsss corn meal os 6 bushels wheat 80 -, DO
corn Uoss 90 oats, 4l4a 10 rye do malt ls682 do.
osrsy ano ~ sN do The market tui the
Whole tronsn Win some fair trade DONE Prices
@ % . es sses down shpoers aid not pa 90 much
FUSED 20 grant Spectators BOUGHT some
ou nc bulk 81 round lots arriving going
Canfornia uour was quiet and nonnaiy unchanged The
so, wsss about 500 e6s Tho demand for Southern
umed 20 about 80 bbls Rye was quiet but steady
with sales Of 40 bbs at 81 rs 80 IS For corn meal
INQUIRY vss light and heard OF saea Prices
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Two busenSus shops for the sails 81 horse nssA -
nrstcies 81 human food have bcen opened IN Paris,
which brnrs up the number Of thses establishment
10 he city % ssvsutsss sishtosn For prime cuts
ths modsa psiss 4 twenty-five seaa = demanded ~
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s for s.5s n sslss footed Mp an ba ineadi.s 49,
sof eAbssS Aee oaoe quotations folows:-
c.- UydendA Kbvidn. Nobiis. N. q. e r
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the ImpEHDNG sEavILs WAR;"
[rrom the Rlchmend InquIrcr, Nov. u

From the Richmond Inquirer, Nov. l31
In their secret poll ica cago they phs negroes)
have found the groand ALREADY broken Tor their pur-
poses aud In tho nightly meeting OF these con avcs
hey openly OF violence and gioat
the cas. OF rapne ami page 10 which they invited
themselves so do they carry these things that thew
oven, Lynchburg, mark out each individual
white man ior as.n and ns method 81 ~,
for the early seizure Of tho white mems pos
sessions, and name tins day on which they will
open threats 70 shed The blood o. white mon
until the 'srcets shall run kuesdeep in blood or,
knives pixies and bludgcous and proceed organize
into companies, regiments and other military lorna
pregnant fact conncctsd with thcs. airocious pro-
ceedngs that the leaders trucuent and boldest
some Of the eegates lately elected 20 the Co..
venuon soon 70 assemble In this city. rnssc men In
stinctvsly perceive that they return 10 The
iriy from which sney have rs only tho turbd
stream throws up and nth, unI - they make
The negroes permanenty masters 10 the sou.h and they
TO avert their doom by those measures Of violence
History furnishes no enamp,s Of succsssfui servIis
war and this DOT the age In VII ch It's teachings
n. sss ssS &c drop & ssa ,;a sa -
isdisolubie ionds Of CONAN racs and cntcr !, viii es
amplify In . twinklng that blood IS thicker than
wSsn ssy 'Ts s
news that Fort samter had been captured.
PnsrIxxcn AnoSo AsmArA For some years past we
have become familiar WITH the fact that the entire AMI
mai creation subjected 70 period plaques deadly
~ those which carry terror into human households,
and In cases vastly exceeding them In intensity.
partially perhaps because the suoFcrs themselves csu
lake neither prscautI0ns nor remedies The chicken
and hog cholera. the rndsrpes and the pIeuropnsu-
msna The oyster disease IN Europe. Tue skworm ept
dsmic the suddsn morates among fishes and many
other similar inssscss ilussra,s the proposition nrss
nonncsd that TIE crabs IN the fresh waseS
81 Northern Italy have been subjected 70 such vista
ucn almost sxscrmipang snsm IN some provinces Ine
disease appeared 70 have ~ scat manly - the Dreaming
apparatus, the animal whsa attacked leaving ne watss
sxhibIsing much difhcuity Of respiration snd eying
slowly with general res xasiou OF oil the limbs The
cause Of thsdssass attributed 10 ne excessive multi
plicssion u The glls OF the crab o. CERTAIN parasitic
very probable that Any Of the diseases referred 70
have thor origin IN The undue increase Of various forms
Of intestinal worms while others ere due 70 tho inan-
sncss caused b. fungus growths Of di6sssas Kinds.
Two butehSsy shops FOL. the sAls 81 horse nesA q
nrticies 81 human food have bcen opened In Paris,
which brings up the number o. thess sstablishme uts
IL The egsy "a ssvsnssss sshtGsu For "pdms cuts
1870 A. 49, 49,
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The following Is an exhibit Of the condition Of the
Bank Of England on November O. and II The correspond
ing period in each OF tho last three years. together with
comparasve view Of The bank nate Of discount and the
price Of copsols;--
Smyrna times., 1867-11-20
Maryland Affairs.

:, Hch00ner S"nk.-The schooner 0,ron .,
friday last, sunk in the Choptank, near 1on
V E0n. one was loaded with grain and wood "
Ohe hundred and twenty bushels of wheat ho
ing IN oags, was saved. The wood was tronS
lerred to scows, the schooner lighted nm onJ
carried up the river for repairs. The acc;dnnt
was occasiOned by running into wborf IrL;l.
beating down the river Union. '-' "i'ii''
Romantic Wolhng.-The Denton U,;:oa
says romantic wedding occurred in that T",r' toDn
recently A cOlOred couple desired q min;Stor
10 marry them. The minister, being a Wason
requested them to be married in tho lodno
room, lie being on his way to the LODGE wben
applied to-. The parties consented. but wben
about entering the room they refused. The
preacher then married them in the street in
front of the hail. ~
Oysters.-The St. Michaels Cooet ..r. tho
oystcr trade IS brisker than it has bren fnr
years' Two thousand bushels are freounntII, ~
SHnpped IN day from Poplar Island atonn
'yn'ofnlen yn' make IRON $40 to $25 per day.
..,ihi me C'Umptonian formerly Crumn,oo co
.efe! has again changed hands and ra"',,1oI "d-
IRWqDiIcation: ID. Dunlop is now the nronrio,ou
We wish him success. ''" '-'0 proprietor
. ~ Ihf .1 EcaH5.l"g H.g Stars.-Tho Easton Gozc,ts
'Sn ne !alllng OF the stars in that section was
6,""u 0lgnt' 1t occurred on Thursday last.
o15 ! ne Official returns of Talbot county sbou
or Governor. -Oi '"uge Bond
, Alexander a Greenly, we'll known citizon %
IillSporough, died last Thursday. -
Smyrna times., 1867-11-20

lrALY.-The news from Italy or, in otho,
words' the Roman Question" is still the
Creme OF conversation concerning foreign mat
ters. The conference of the European Powers
proposed by the Emperor Napoleon, to settle
the question between Italy and the Pope is not
looked upon favorably by any but Napoleon
himself The Pope objects, and several of the
Powers are not entirely agreed to it. By the
latest dispatches the Italians are bitter against
the French for interfering between them and
the Pope, and the French troops have to be on
the alert in Italy.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-20

from PnrtiaHI II young man named Weston Is po. ,
l1 miles on So @ 6oo CHICAGO Illinois distance Of
noon He "ESnS E on the 18th OF October leaTing ~
coach engaged for the ny sA men live of whom ride in n
judges i'm 80 men share their labor be wpen ti "S beside
route. No feat o ne Is received with cheers ali az inc
attention % srtth or endurance has ever m a0nS ms
uestrlanism is now all tL.:'
Ia iliIeu Payne has 'Ihce weston
sor cisco: and intends TO Iray ~ Mak from New York
months @ ms ana scale the Rocky NoITt"iH ana snow
,iSy government clerks all III hve
them. niana c v chain Bridge. and course % be inc
are ettib n"Tefs are trying oltsrp hSTss ana al
desperate female has r, In lriqn county Pennsylvan;a
race on S20 va,r ne fastest woman the conStrv MN
4onpv These may all l,e au1abin stIy' Of
most mDortaP Pope % Concerned in them, but To or may make
we hnv" L. LIT we may add the most s0rrnwG me
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