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.EY GOODS Al RIpUCKD PRICES.

We are selling LADIES, DRESS so 22Ps
ssfE AxSkksst kfs ana NAM
eles AZ greatly reduced price Also ees'sooss,
M and isx cts :; Canton TlAnnels l2s, ~, - IA
cts: TUCKED Linen Collars, cts sO ~. as-
Gloves white and colored, at ~ ~ W. bar
sairs 10 ali who favor % With ell ,,rxR
BENJAMIN MlLLhn
no so-lus lol Bridge -, Georgetevhs
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SMASH UP.-About ten O'Clock this morn
ing, TWO spirited horses attached to a Govern.
ment forage wagon. which had taken fright
ana run on few 50 uares distant, were brought
to still at the corner OF i1th and u
streets, by the hitching Of the wheels OF the
vehicle against tree. After q number of VIC t.
lent lurches, the animals broke loose from the
shafts, but, by the timely arrival of two col
ored men, were prevented from continuing
their reckless flight and doing further do mage.
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10y THOMAS BOWLING. Auct-; Georgetown.
or yALUABLEIsPRoy

TOWN. ID {.
6 Under and by virtue Of Deed Of Trust 60 the
subscriber, bearing date on the I'D day q Decem-
No a. at folio s76 etseq and AZ the request OF tee
psrson secured thereby. will sell the preItses
DAY the 10Th ayofy apuary, A. d 1865 at cicCk
p m. the western haf Of lot number eighty three
ISL in Beatty a Hawkin's addition 20 George
town, with the improvements. comprising large
and comfortable frame dwelling house, &C
The property has q front OF IS feet on the south
eide Of First street by depth Of l0 feet hss en-
cellent drainage, and may be made = ,sry des.rs-
ties Of John T. Mitchell and James s. Welsh
EsQrs. .ss.o, a., "a
10 na.,hs 20 H.. .erured by deed of trust upon
The nrorerty. or the purchaser at his option, may
nav The whole in csss. eloo TO be deposited when
Conses aneiss ana stsnps a. tn. cost q the PM
chaser ,'t se :. sil convey 70 ''
chaser believe FRGp W. JONES; Trp-,es
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WHO OwSe THE PIGEONS "A day or two
since a case occurred wherein the right and
title to pigeons was In volved. Two little white
boys We're arraigned before Justice Harper to
answer the charge Of stealing pigeons, the
alleged property OF a citizen residing on 10th
and streets. After examining into the cir.
cumstances OF the complaint, the Justice de.
clned to express an opinion as to who the
birds belonged to; bat II having been clearly
proven that the boys had com mitced an inya-
sion Of the premises Of the plaintiff, q small
punishment for that offence. The charge Of
larceny was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-31

WANTED SHIRrs-Y Yesterday aftern DON,
Detectives Bigiey and Kelly arrested Bob LanG
and Spider Brown, two well known colored
bunole OF shirts from the store of Franc q
Goldman, 7th street, and Justics Waiter COM
mitted them to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-31

PRIsHsTATIoH.-He ID. Lyler, ESQ, o.
the Trs asury Department, was the recipient
Of q epleB did pitcher this morning, with the
following inscription: Presented 70 Henry 10.
Lyler, Esq head Of section No. 49, by Captain
y. Young, W. h. B.Iuett, J. H. NiShtinsaIe.
": Spencer, and e. n. Kinds, January list,
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THE RIvIR.-General dullness prevails
along the Potoma &C 'front.' with but little pros
pect for an improvement for some days to
come. The Government steam tug Fisher,
Capt. Martin, took down from 9th street wharf
number Of workmen and officers and sup.
plies for Fort Washington, while the steamer
Wawaset embarked on her usual journey TO
Gone river and intermediate landings. In, the
way OF arrivals, we have only to note sew eral
oyster boats at Riley's Wharf, with cargoes
consigned to market and Messrs. Turner &c
EisenhoOt.
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a MASONIC RELIC.-LaRt evening az the ST.
Johns Lodge, No "a, OF Masons, an interest
ing relic OF the past was presented TO the Lodge
by Christopher Cammack, ST., il being the
apron worn by DIR. Thornton, the first Com
missioner OF Patents under the administration
or Washington, with whom DIR. T. was on init
mate terms, and wrs worn by him at the Law.
ing OF the cornerstone Of the Capitol. The
apron 10 somewhat different from the style
now in vogue, and is a lamb skin brouZed,
With the square and compass worked In tho
centre. This relic has been in possession of
The late General Walter Jones, and Iatterly of
Mrs. DR.. Miller, who handed il to Mr. Cam.
mack to present TO st. Jonn 8 Lodge.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN-Address Jy
Gorernor o. r. Morton. Am enthusiastic meet.
Ing Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union was
held last evening at their rooms, Union League
Hail. Governor Morton having been invited
TO address The Union upon The Issues Of
1885," an Invitation extended to the public, the
hall was flIed at an early hour with q large
number of persons, among whom were many
ladies. At haif past seven O'Clock Governor
Morton appeared, and was conducted to the
chair by Major w. 3. Morse, amidst loud ap.
plause. On motion Of William A. Short, the
business Of the Union was suspended, and
Governor Morton, on being presented TO the
audience, said that In accepting the in vitation
TO address them bis attention would be- directed
more especially 10 what he regarded the is.
cues OF 1865. Two great ideas were now
presented 10 the American mind one was
The justice Of the Government OF the United
STATES In putting down the rebe llion against
~; the other, the justice OF that rebellion. The
struggle in 1865 will be upon the rIghtfuluess
OF the former or the justice of the latter, as in
1864; there ore, he v no votes the Conser All We
or Depo cratc ticket In the con ing Presiten
tai els ction will acknow ledge the Justice of
the latter, and he W no votes he X, publican
ticket will still uphold the Government, and
acknowledge Its riRhfulness IN crushing re.
btiiion and disarmipg treason. Gov. Morton
then reviewed the political questions OF the
day tsome length. The address was deli yered
by Gov. Mortsn while sealed, and was lis.
ned TO with n arked attention. On m otiop of
~ aJor Wells, vote Of thanks w as rendered 70
the speaker, and the Union adjourned.
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PKD8sTRIANIsM.-Tom Bowie, coIored
man OF this city, who was recently matched
for prize fight with Tom Sorrell also colored
hrs entered into q contract with the "Uareless
Bow" colored. Of Boston, TO walk from Wash
10 atom TO that city. The contest will COM
nence on Monday, January 18th, 1868, the
stakes being s2O0 aside. They agree to walk
frC I'm here to Philadelphia distance Of one
hundred and forty miles, without stopping,
Here sparrinR match will be given, aud
they will leave next morning for New York.
distance OF one hundred miles. not stopping
until they arrive there, when another sparrin9
e1l toition will be given. The next morning
they will enter upon the long home stretch OF
2s0 miles TO Bostoa without stopping, the one
arriving there frst to pocket the wager. The
sparring exhibitions will be given for their
joint beDef1t. They both commenced training
yesterday near the city, and they will WALK to
and from Baltimore once or twice before the
day Of starting for boston. The Careless Bow
IL 81 years old, and Bowie 25 years of age
Bowie Is about feet tall, and the Careless
Boy two or three inches lower.
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He hoped that this O. atement would be printed
Mr.. Dalton moved thar the Secretary be in
s,ructed TO publish the statement Ia all the
papers which nave commented on his action
Mr.. Croeker.-You are not sincertl
Mr.. Dalton.-As much SO as you
Mr.. Pau said be did not know bat that Il
for be noticed five reporters ut the table, who
would dou otiess give IL TO the public
Mr. Croker sa,d that there had been great
excitement about the City Han In regard TO
this bill. The school teachers, In great need
Of money, hesrd OF the passage of the oilI. and
fastened To the City Hal, where they were
informed that they could not be paid Imme.
distsIy the papers not only assaiIed the Reg
lister, but assigned 70 htm improper mott ives
Tor the course ne had taken-that he had take
bis stand .or partisan purposes. He had been
oenoo need In quarters whore parties claim
ing q be Radicals should have stamped the
statements a. falsenoods. People OF ali poIit-
zeal shades are irnoran. Of the facts, and it
was due that Officer and bis friends that puh
licIty snouId be & ven to the facts
The vote was aiken on the amendment of
Mr.. Crocher, with the folio wing result
y, Is. Nays-Asssrs Bail, Dalton, and q.
Mr.. Arrison. in giving hts vote in the af,rm.
ahve, said thst all credit was ne the Kegs.
Ter for guarding the interests of the colored
Mr.. Dslon In voting against the motion sa,d
that 1.-THE omc-r felt agsrie vsd the public prsss
as as open 70 him as 70 any one else, and he
did not think IL was right Z, use the money
paid ~ the people a. taxes for the purp1ss Of
pubiisoIns tni. officers defense. rhs lsoksd
TO h'm like smother piece of economy.
Mr.. Connolly said he differed from thosa
who said that the papers were open to him for
hey have given none Of the domin ant psrrv a
far chance. He would not spsak against the
reporters, but the homiltes IN the daily papers
are az ainst them.
lMr. Dalton allow are you. cAroaiere ~,
He had voted seainst me school bill aud ala
not sy mpatnise with the act; bat he had char
ny epoush no. To attribute nv improper or
dishonest motives to those who had voted for
10 He asked that state M MT be- granted a. "a
act Of jnsiice.
The notion OF Mr. Connolly To pr,ut In the
Journal vas amended b. 1r. Croeker 70 pr,-
hessrs. Ball, Dalton, q. " Miller ana Nsiiey.
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A NEW TRADK.-Witnin the pas. few days a
couple of schooners have reached this port
and Kanawha Canal, only q few miles from
Richmond, Va. This granite 10 pronounced
to be OF excellent quality, aud, besides being
unusu alIy hard and impervious TO the changes
OF the weather and time, is peculiarly exempt
from those assures and veins which prove to
be OF such annoyance and loss to workers OF
granite. Each block (the most of which are of
massive proportions) bears the name of ct p.
Exall," and comes consigned to Nicholas
Acker and other stone cutters Of Washington.
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THE BRoTHRRHooD OF THE UNIoN-This
order In tits city Ia reported to be ex periencing
quite revival, an d is stsa Oily on the Increase
On Saturday. Mr.. ]. W Thompson, G. +. W.,
reorgaDIZed Mount Vernon Circle, Il. ".
Oh. J u. A, No. 1. Of Virginia, IN Alexan-
dr)a, with membership OF 80, and the follow
ing eHcers were elected: y. q. Wade, Chief
Washington; X. II. Warder, Chief Jefferson;
Y: Greenwood, Chief Franklin: r. " Wade,
Chief Wayne; J. Doran, Chief Fulton; J. H.
W. II. Ere udenthal. II. Scroll Keeper; q. w.
Jones, W OF d. Thomas Kelly, w of N: III.
Register, j. s. Cogswell, ID. Herald, J. W.
Hammond. On Saturday evening, Supreme
Washington, ]. Martin Mcfarland wilIlinstall
these officers.
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VESSEL RAISED. Harbor- master Magee,
contractor for raising from the chaHnel at the
foot of Eleventh street wharf the barge Re-
ing on board thirty. six thousand brick from
the Richardson man ufactory at Alexandria
has successfully accomplished his work, ana
now that vessel lies in proper trim at the
wharf. The job was G. difficult one; but, by
dint of perseverance, and resort to various
expedients, IL las been executed. With the
exception Of discoloration, it is not believed
that any damage has ensued to the brick in
consequence Of their protracted immersion in
the Potomac.
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No MRETING.-The public call for a meet
ing OF the restaurant Keepers, to be held last
night at Gerhardts Hotel, on Pennsylvania
avenue, failed to draw together a suffcien
number TO warrant an organization. The
purpose contemplated ia to connect together
under an association the keepers Of public
restaurants, in order 10 promote social feeling
among them, as we'll as 10 unite them together
in such action as may from time to time be
necessary for the promotion of the fraternitys
interests No definite time has been fixed upon
for again calling them together.
OCR LADY READERS will be gratined TO hear
that Mr.. Chas. Baum has lately commenced TO
import his own stock OF corsets, and is there.
BY enabled 10 notify his customers that he will
after TO. day reduce all his prices on those ar
ticles, insuriDg good Mt In manufacturing
hoopekirts, Mr.. Baum has great experience,
and II therefore does not surprise us to see his
establish ment crowded daily. The styles he in.
PRODUCES are becoming the fashion and we
would advise all our lady readers to call at
his factory, Louisiana avenue, near 7th street,
and examine all the novelties Of hoopshirts,
corsets, and shoulder braces he is Introducing.
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Adyices from yIntamo, a ;.

New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Herald's
Matamoras special dated December %,
gives the report of battle recently
fought near Gudaleazar, between Me-
jas troops and the Liberals under IRE
vino, resulting in the complete victory
of the latter.
Official news Of the occupation of
San Luis Potosi has been received.
Berriobazal had been placed i'll com
mand of the States of Samanlipos, New
Leon and Coahuila.
The Journal de Havre, of December
cath, says: lie Monde believes that in
spite of his first minister, Victor Eman.
uel has signed the treaty of alliance, of
fensive and defensive, with the Emperor
of the French.
The Opinione Rationale says that its
Roman correspondent reports that Piu:
Ninth has given the assurance that h'
will not quit the Holy See.
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Mnil News from Europe.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-The mail news
from Europe states that the Prussian
revolution has almost entirely disap,
peared.
Count Bismarck delivered very able
speech i'll the Prussian Legislation
Chamber, in which he frankly states the
reasons why Prussia concluded n peace
with Austria He thinks France has
gained by the exclusion of Austria from
the German States, and that Napoleon
and his Cabinet will maintain friendly
relations with enlarged Prussia.
The Journal. of st. Petersburg, pro-
claims that the good understanding be-
tween Russia and Prussia has not been
disturbed.
FRANCE.-The speeches intcrchanged
between Gen. Dix and Napoleon pro-
duced very pleasing effect OH the pub
lie mind.
Baron Recasola, Premier of Italy,
writes an important letter on the sub
ject of the Papal States, and hopes the
Catholic Church and their States will
return. He extols the plan of freedom
of worship guaranteed in the United
States as model one for the Catholics
of free Italy.
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
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These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power TO relax the secretions of the
liver as promptly and cffectually as blue pill or
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In eli billions disorders these Pills may be used
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saws: At a recent meeting of the iron
factors and mill owners, it was agreed
to suspend operations until q reduction
of wages could be obtained, in order, as
it was alleged, to enable the Western
iron interests to compete with the Eas-
tern factories, who aN paying less for
labor, and in consequence are able to
undersell them for all kinds of manu-
featured iron. II is also alleged that
the duty on foreign iron was only about
equivalent to the internal revenue tax
Oh the same, hence q removal OF said
tax is urged upon Congress, or . modi-
fcation Of the tax, or anincreased tariff
on foreign iron.
BALTIMORE.-The Commercial Of Sat
urday says: Baltimore Forge Charcoal
is in light supply, and with steady de-
mand; prices are maintained at S53.
Anthracite is also in limited stock and
firm. We quote at S49a5O for No. |; sac
for No. 2, and S44 for No. 3. Scotch Pig
from the yard, is selling in lots at So5a
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From Sun Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Jan. s.-The tabular
statement show that the treasure, from
ali sources in 1866, amounts to S53,7F,-
$40; exports S45 1865, Cos.
Choice milling wheat sold to-day at
81 S5a2 %. Coin drafts on Atlantic
Ste; currency drafts 29c OH gold. Tele'
graphic transfers 3per cent.
SAN FRANCISCo, Jan. 9.-The Pacific
Insurance Company will increase thu
capital stock to one million dollars
The company have declared q per cent
dividend for last quarter.
The Yellow Jacket mining compan!
declared dividend of $50 for carryin!
surplus of S29O,OOO.
Governor Blaisdell and Lieutenant
Governor Slinglcrland were iuauguratet
at Carson, Nevada, yesterday.
A new coal mine is reported, twenty
miles above Victoria.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
1917

wheeling Wholesale Markell
WHEELING, Jan. 9, 1867.
But little Improvement as yet ntrade;
vet a firmer and better feeling exists
and we look for a decided improvement
soon.
DRY GOODS-Market qniet and
steady; good trade in a small way. we
quote Prints: Home lac; Amoskeag, liza
lie; Washington, lie; J.: San
ders, 16ic; American, 15c; Sprague,
1s.c: Merrimac, 19a20. De Lanes:
dark, 25a26. Ginghams: Waverly
2Oc: American, 20c; Lancaster,
CSC. Bleach Muslin: Sd, 12al3c; -
1sa2lc; "A. 24a26a30c; "a, 25a30c
Brown Muslin 81, l3al5c: 7-S, l6ale &c
A, 2Oa22!c. =,
-FLOUR-A decided advance and held
firmly ut quotations: Single extra la
l25; choice double extra l29al3; family
13ia14f; white wheat l5fal6. Buck
wheat flour S4i per 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS-ShO nominal
New hams 19c. Lard BE. Mess pork
SO; sugar-cured hams 2lc.
GRAIN-The market is unsettled and
dull. Wheat-red 81 40a2 80; white
So no. Corn 55a69c. Rye 81 ~. Oats
35aaC)c. Barley sells at SOaSl 10 fol
spring; fall 81 GOAL 10.
HAY-Scarce and wanted at Sl4 50a
Is 90.
BUTTER-24a25c.
EGGS-Scarce, ut 24a25c.
CHEESE-New Western Reserve, l6ci
Factory, lSc.
OILS-Carbon, 4sc for refined; win
ter strained lard 81 20 for extra; 81 II
for No. |. =.
COFFEE-Lower and steady; fair and
prime, 26a27c, choice %.
SODA-Sales at 10alOt.
SUGAR-Sugar house 11a1l9c. Cuba
l21al3c for good to prime I; Porto Rico
13ia14 for good to prime, and choice l4s;
hard refined 16.c A. Coffee l5ic; Il. do
15Ic: G. do. 14lc.
SYRCP-50a60c for lower grade 7Oca
81 20 for good to best brands; Porte
Rico molasses 75aS5c; New Orleans mo-
lasses 90a95.
FISH-Halves, lake herring 81 IS dc
white fish 50 large, 80 so ; do No. : dc
large Sll ; kits No. do 50; do Mo- do
s. Is.
NAILS-lOd to Cd nails, 81 so per keg;
Sd and Cd nails, 81 75perkeg; I'd and al
nails, 81 90; other sizes i'll proportion.
BROOMS-S2a2 80 for good and IS Oo
"A 90 for extra.
SALT-S3OO from yard, tor Ohio
River A 90 for dairy.
TOBACCO-76a7Sc for dark los, IS
and navy; 95ca1 20 for bright rs and
Is; 81 20al % for fancy chewing brands;
sOasa % Tor bright los.
SOAP-German 10c common sc ;
Eastern family lic.
CANDLES-17c for city mould tai
low 96c for star 2Sc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina III Rangoon liza
11tc. o
LEATHER-Frcnch calf S2a2 90
French kips / Goal rs; German calf
| 9Oa2 90; American do | 75a1 ~ har-
ness leather 42a43c; skirting do As
bride do S54a56 per doz sole leather,
hemlock, 35a35c oak tanned 45a47.
HIDES-Active and scarce sales at
&c for hides, and 20c for calf.
SHEEPSKINS-50a1 0O.
STRAITS OIL % per barrel.
WOOL-The market quiet, with small
sales at 45a55c, according to quality
and condition.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; &
by 10, S. Is ~ by II, 81 %.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 55aGOc
batting, 35a40c Irvine, 60a10c.
SEED-Timothy, s. 00a3 80; Glover
50 90; Flaxseed, S275.
Observation-Disclosures full quotations
and is active at 26c.
PARTNERSHIPS at GOAL 90 per ID
GINSENG-Sales at 7Oa75c per 10.