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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

CARS SENT AwAY.-Messrs. Jackson Il Sharp
sent away on Monday $40, 900 worth OF ears, being
the last Of order for 100000 worth of cars for
the Central Pacific Railroad of California. They
have now In their shop, nearly completed, two
lansing 81 Saginaw Railroad Of Michigan. They
are now building some cars for an Alabama
Road.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

CosIpErITIoH.-An active competition Is now
going on between the steamer running from
Philadelphia to Baltimore, via Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal, and the fares from Delaware
City to either Philadelphia or Baltimore are un-
usually low. H55l5ss tfla if N5iF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

REAL ESTATE SoLD.-The farm known as the
Hamburg Farm" the property of Thomas NJ.
Forman, was sold at the Stockton House, at New
Castle, on Friday, TO Erastus Lodge, Of Glouces-
ter county, N. j., for So, 1850.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

NV 0rFIcE.--A new post Office has been c.
tablished at Paramount, Somerset county, Mary
land, Edward j. Ward Post Master; directly on
the route from this city to Norfolk, Virginia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

THE SrRlKR--In Philadelphia, the journey
men cigar makers arc still on the strike for nn In
crease of wages, and the manufacturers refuse to
accede To their demands
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

TEMPERANCE LEcruREs.-Rcv. T. l.. Poulson,
G. W. c. T. of the l. 0. G. t., Of Delaware, pro-
poses making tour through Kent county, and
delivering series of temperance lectures ut the
November 18th; FELTON,, 10th; Milford, goth
Harrington, 21st Canterbury 22nd F.; Wyoming,
23d; Camden, 2lth; Willow Grove, 25th; Mag
nolia, goth.
All the above lectures will be delivered in the
evening. On the Goth, in the morning, u County
Temperance Convention will commence at Mil
ford and last through the day, at which Mr..
Pouson will preside.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

A GRANT CIUB.-We learn that measures, look
ing to the organization of Grant Club, are on
foot ut New Castle. That's good line to
fight on. ta7' i4g4.i
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

ton, Of Wilmington, has charge of the Eastern
Shore Branch of the Stove and House Furnish
ing Establishment of II. f. Pickles g. Bro, of
this city. The branch establishment Is situated
at Princess Anne, and docs very fine business.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21
ATTENTION!


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FASHION PERIODICALS, t'se
CUT TO ORDER, BY -.
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A weekly Newspaper published In Gem
treville, Queen Anne's Co., ND
Circulates largely among Merchants, Mechanics,
Farmers and Business men generally. Advertisers
in Wilmington and the State OF Delaware in general,
are invited to this medium through which TO make
their business known.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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each subseuuent Insertion. liberal deduction 10
quarterly, six months and yearly advertisers.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; Two Dollars year
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ATTENTION, DISCHARGED INVALID
SOLDIERS.
Soldiers discharged on account of Rupture received
in the seruice, eau obtain $500 Bounty by applying
WILLIAM B. wIGGINS
U. s. Army and Navy Claim Agent,
$40 Market street,
noyl5-5td-1tw-Im Wilmington, Del.
MONEY FOR SOLDIERS WIDOWS, &c.
Soldiers and the Widows, Fathers, Mothers, Bro.
theirs and Sisters of Soldiers who were prisoners OF
war during the rebellion can procure communication OF
nations for the time they were held prisoners by APP
plying w WIN Is. W11GiNs
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No. $40 Market street,
nov14-5tawd-1tw1m Wilmington, Del.
CPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
6T;a The Fine Dwelling House, No. 700 French
&i street. il now offered for sale. The house is In
FIRST rate order and contains all the modern conve-
niences. From 1t there Is very good view of the
Delaware River, and the situation is convenient TO
| churches, markets, &C. The lot runs through the
square to Walnut street. and the garden is filled with
| the most desirable flowers and shrnbbery For fur
| Their particulars inquire of -
| oc19tf-d&w WILLIAM BUSH.
WATER POWER TO RENT,
About 70 Horse Posoer.
Buildings will be put up for either Paper, Cotton,
or Wooll0n Manufacture, about 40 miles from Phia-
| delphia, 2& miles from Railroad Station.
nov1l.6m-d&W d. CHlLLAS, Newark, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

The necessity Of due proportion Of Iron in the
blood Is well known to all medical msn when 1t
bscsmos reduced from any whatever, the whole
system suffers, the weakest part being first attacked,
and feeling Of languor, lasstnde, aud "all gone
ness" pervades the system. stimulsnts only afford
temporary relief and have the same effect as giving
tired herss the whip instead of oats The true remedy
is to supply the blood with the necessary quantity Of
iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution of ths protoxde of Iron, which
is SO prepared that IT assimates at once with the
blood, giving strength, visor and new lie to the
whole system
To take medicine to cure dsea. es occasioned by a
deficiency OF IRON IN THE BLOOD, without re-
storing Il to the System, Ia like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone
An eminent divine says: II have been using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past; 1t gives me
new vgor, buOyancy Of spiris, elasticity OF muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and re-
Communications from some OF the most eminent ply
ricans clergymen and Others will be sent free to
The genuine has "PnRuvrAs synur" blown in the
glass. ]. P. DINsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. 80 Dey street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
For all the Protean forms OF Disease originating In
lA 5fat SCRoFULA, Al
such as Salt Rhettf, Cancer Consumption de-. there
Is nothing can equal the purifying effects Of Iodine
when administered In u pure state.
DR. II. Asplps' IopIsn WArgr
is pure solution OF Iodine dissolved in water with.
out solvent, and is the best remedy for scrola and
kindred discusses ever discovered. Circnais free.
j. r. DINSMORE,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

r GoSE TO KANsAs.-Townsend Walter, ESQ.,, of
West Chester, started on pleasure trip to the
Great West, a few days since, HE will visit KAN
sas and probably the plains sfore his return.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21

scHooL House BURSED.-The deep Ehatred
with which the progress of the colorcd people is
regarded by some of the people of the State con-
tinues to be manifested. The school house ncur
Cowgils soIner kent county Del l st erected &C..
sons, was destroyed by fire on Friday night week.
1t was tho work of an incendiary, as no fire had
ever been in the building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21
MRS. E. SMITH,

MRS. e. SMITH,
Business Clairvoyant g. Test Medium.
at No. Q West Sixth street. Wilmington, Del. Hours
from "a. NJ, to 0 p. M.
sD- Charges for sittings one dollar. oct31-d&w-tf
GA Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times"
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QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwiNE MILLS, FUR
NIsIIED US BY WILLIAM LEA q son.

Financial Quotations,
Furnished to us by joins NJ oLEAH g. Son, Bankers
8U7 Market, Wilmington Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

QY MINER SOMERvILLR-THI5 DAY; HORSES.
ID CARRIAGEs LIGHT WAGONS, HARNESS., &C., &c.
At II O'clock Ut Horse Auction Mart @ East Fourteenth
street. Union square fJane McMahona)
Pair q very ane BAY HORSES, and yoars old, Is
hands high. sound kind, gentle and truo
Very Hne HAMRLETONIAN, years old, sound and por.
foct viii be very fast.
sORREL HORSE is hands hieh years old, kind In all
harness and saddle; capital coupe family horse.
Bright bay SADDLE PONY. IA hands high. kind In har-
:fcclent under saddie warranted sound and rue
TEAM CROSS MATCHED, HORSE AND MARES
od s,5 hands; Columbus and Tppoo saib stock;
Desirable for family.
First class shiiiins top BUGGY-By Miner Stevens
Little used.
BAY HXMBLRroSrAN MARE-is hands; Q years; nns
animal.
SORREL PoNY--llk hauds: 8 years: excellent saddle
for lady; warranted eoind; is fast kind and true,
Three Top and tive No Tsp Wagons, Two Seat Rockaway
Close Coach. FsN -
Also several other Horses.
Particulars In catalogue. #f
Regular Horse Sales at Auction Mart Union placo
stabiss evey Tuesday and Friday throughout the year
Messrs NfNRR sONERvfLLE o6ee unsurpassed al.
parties wishing 70 bay or desiring 70 sell Horss Carriages
or apyhfag pertainingt 10 the horse budnesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15
pY EDWARD scHENcK. AUCrtoNEER
ID ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT NO. ~ WEST TENTH STREET.

18Th March, 1917 o'clock A. NJ the Furniture Of
said house, consisting Par1r Suits In brocae
sosh reps &C. Brussels and Ingram Cargss Lace
elegant Mante and Pier Mirrors, elegant real Bronxes
Clocks Staue4es, fine on Paintings superb Flower and
Card Stands elegant rosewood and black walnut Bedroom
Furniture Pedsteads, Bureaus. Commodes Wardrcbss Al
and the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

RY HENRY H. LEEDS NINRRs M
- HENRY u. LREDs. Auctioneer, on Saturday March
ID q IVY O'clock at their salesroom No Liberty street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF Brussels ant
Ingrsn C,rps: @ frame Sys Mirrors black walnut snst;
nut DreaainR Bureaua mahogany and black walnut Bed
steads black walnut Parlor Su IN reps Hair
pesks Lounges, mahogany French Bed:eads mahosany
Also invoice OF nne Havana Cipars embracing
favorte brands together with China Crookery and GLASS
Kitchen Furniture, Extension Dining Tablsa 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

RY HENRY b. LEEDS 3 MINER. AUCTIONEERS.
- ADMINISTRATORS SALK
Of tho
r ENTreE STOCK OF The MASON DoRER,
~ East Fourteenth street. Union square,
consisting Of
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, SILVER,
SILVER AND GOLD PLATE LINEN PORCELAIN
AND GLASSWARE, DRAPERIES, BRONzKs.
MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS, CARPETS, &C., 40.
The ENTIRE EXTENSIVE AND MOST VALUABLE
STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS
imported expressly for this house. Of the most rare and
choice description.
Also
PRESERVES, FRUITS AND STORES,
To be sold without reserve.
ON THE PREMiSES. ON TUESDAY, 18TH, WEDNES.
DAY OTH, THURSDAY list, FRIDAY, nd. and
SATURDAY, SD or MARCH
etN e. ct 10k o'cock each day. 7
FULL PARTICULARS HERBAFTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

n viii sell 1t public auction : 80
SIS 900 worth Of Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FURNITURE,
Works Of Art, Bronxss, China Vases and Figures:
FINE OIL PAINrIN0ss ny EMINENT ARTISTS.
This tFr1dsy> morning March IS at 10s< O'Clock
cseiy al the four sioy dwslkns hcuss 0 Clinton place
Eighth strest. between fifth and hixth avenues. :
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rcsewoodsnd biack walnut Psrcr
su covered In rich French satin br0catel Turk
sh Easy Chairs match; Pier Tables
Corner and Book stands wentyone day bronze
srps,s and asc ns collection Of OIL
MAGNIFICENT ROsEWoOD PIAN0FORrE, STOOL
AND COVER. COST 500 1sl-e
An elegant instrument corners beautifully carved
sss and cess with al modern improyemsnts cvetruns
wood and mahogany BedsAads Bureaus washstands So
Rockers Mirrors. Clocks Tables Bed Lounges Spring
and Hair Mattresses Blankets Tea Tables, Gronsioa
Table, Glass, China and Silver Ware Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

GEORGE COOK AUoTIoNEER.-sUPERB HOUSE.
" hold Furniture, rosewood Panoforte, "A By aEok0k
COOK. This Day, 18th inst, ~ II O'clock o. No NUT
ray street near Broadway large Stock OF Broadway
dealer Including Parior. thamber LIBRARY and Dining
Room rurnurc suite and n separate lots snorang me
sale n 30 @. will give his personal attention % tho sale
rooms. having n facilities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15

Dining and Tea fables French Psts Pier oAssss Curtan
Silcio.a. ch.mSsr suit. Hair M.i:ss:ss FEATHER B:d
Beds Rocking and other Chairs China 0lasa Silvso
Ware, stoves, and everything for housekeeping Also
Ing lots suit dssors and othsrs Good packed aKl
Evening star., 1867-05-13

RicHNoHD, May 13.-The U. s. Circuit
Court was packed this morning. A military
guard was stationed around it and a strong
police force inside. About twenty ladies were
among the spectators, also Atty negroes
At eie ven O'Clock Mr.. Davis was brought
into the court and took seat next TO the pris-
ners' box. with Generai Burton and the
Marshal. A servant accompanied Mr.. Davis,
who. sitting by an open window. remarked,
"lt Ia little cold, ls 1t not!" and he was then
removed to q seat near bis counsel in trent Of
the Juuge.
General Burton's return to the writ was
read, and the Judge complmented General
Burton In obeyinR the laws, and released aim
of the custody Of Davis, and the Marshal
Immediately served on HIM bench warrant
TO answer the N orfolk indictment. AZ
Mr.. O'Copn.r .r spoke of the long lmprison.
ment of Mr.. Davis, and his feeble health, and
asked that he be bailed.
There being no opposition On the part of the
pross eutioD, Who fixed the bail at 500, 600, the
Judge announced his readiness 70 accept the
bail. stating at the same time that the respon.
sibiiity Of the delay in bringing .he Davis case
into court rested upon the Government and
not upon the District Attorney He also said
that one halt of the bail should be given by
persona residing In Virginia. 5.e :
The tsureties then came forward, Horace
Greeley being among the first, followed by
of Philadelphia, and others. A number OF
gentlemen OF Virginia offered their names as
bait .-..,.- ....1I-. a.
Mr.. Davis was congratulated by several
friends, but there was no demonstration or
noise OF any kind. 81, 80 .-. gE.-r-- ne
, After giving bail to appear at the November
term OF the court he was taken in q coach to
the Sp0ttWood HOnse. r.-.. & ...
Evening star., 1867-05-13
THE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT.

The rapidIty with which q settlement of the
Luxemburg question was effected at the Peace
Conference in London was as unexpected as it
was extraordinary. There must have been
weighty reasons, unknown to the public,
which influenced the action of the great
Powers toward pacifcation. Whether the
same unanimity will prevail when the propo.
stion for general disarming Of the great
Powers comes to be considered, is question:
able, as France and Germany continue prep.
arations for war; Russia is arming, and
Greece is strengthening her force naval and
military, to a very large extent. However,
the Luxembourg question was the most threat.
ening of the causes which led to apprehension
of immediate hostilities in Europe, and war is
postponed, il it is not prevented 1t will be
seen that our latest foreign dispatches bring
full particulars Of the settlement The Grand
Duchy Is to remain in its present Independent
position, continuing to be governed by the
King of Holland as Grand Duke. All the
great Powers are to guarantee its neutraliza-
tion, and the fortress is to be razed. The
Prussian troops are to withdraw from the
Ducby within month. The treaty was signed
by the representatives of the great Powers.
and has also been ratified by those Powers.
The result arrived at had been announced in
Parliament, and was received in both Houses
with much applause, though there was in the
House of Commons show Of some dlssatis.
faction with England's lsining in a guaranty
to preserve the naturalization of Luxembourg
This guarantee was the great point insisted
upon by Prussia. France is now estopped
from swallowing Luxembourg except at the
risk ofa war with all the great Powers
Evening star., 1867-05-13
Affairs in GeargetaMn.

TH. CANAL.-The break in the embaak-
ment which caused q euspen ion Of navtga-
tion on this level has been repaired, the water
let In and the mills and manufactures have
r. sumed operations and boats are arriving and
departing. Arriyed-TAe Little Bob, with
" ood, the j. M. Waters, VITA hay to market;
the Six Days, with cement TO George Waters,
and twenty .ons boats with coal eonsiEned as
foiiows.-Central Co, l,04i4 tons; Bordea
Co., 791:i5 tons; cumberland 90, 656:i8 tous;
American Co., 2l6. 2 tons; Hampshire &c Bal
tirnore Co, 323:17 tons; Hieston & 90, 112: 10
tons. Departed-The J. NJ Watera, with fish
to Williamsport Mill Boy, salt to Berlin; Sal
lie Billmeyer, sunaries to Shepherdstown;
Ironstdes, do to Wiiliamspori; o. T Snouffer.
lumber to Point OF Rocks; L. A. Kimble, fsh
to Lift.lcck "a, and 81 boats light.
MERoHANTs' SExoHANeR.-The Exchange
opened this morning with q fair Guidance.
Ofered-4,5 500 bushels corn. 700 bushels wheat,
1,lO0 bushels oats, ESQ barrels -four. Sales
500 bushels wheat, at So 34aS3.3 80: 1.so0 bushels
yellow corn at $1.1s.
FIsH-The receipts at the wharf fro n the
upper landings amounted to about 40,,t0 her.
ring, which seld at Sc per 1000 No sbai. /,
Evening star., 1867-05-13
gl1 FROM NEW ORLEANS.
r epubliesn Mass Meeting-Alleged Negro
t." p ,Disturbance-The Registry

NEW ORLEANs, May ia Republican
mass meeting was held here on Saturday
night at Lafay cite Square, and was presided
over by May or Heath. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr. Kelly Of Philadelphia, and
Messrs Hamlin and Conway. There were
between tour and five thousand persons pre-.
sent, OF whom five-sixths were negroes.
The various negro ward clubs came in pro-
cession headed by music and transparencies,
causing considerable excitement the negroes
shouting on their march.
No disturbance occurred until 12 o'clock, at
midnight, when the negroes stopped street
car on Charles street, and cleared 1t Of the
white occupants, and showing their clubs
through the windows. They then took pos
session Of the car and compelled the driver to
&c ahead. Es5
The saloons were closed at IL o'clock by
order of the Chief OF Police. t--. ....s--G.-. -
Gen Sheridan has issued an order rem wing
the clerk Of the District Courts for aIleg ed is-
suing Of fraudulent certificates of natufaliza-
ton. ' E....
The Republicans are advocating negro po-
licemen, and there is some talk Of running q
popular and promin ent negro named Jordan
for MayOr
Evening star., 1867-05-13
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Siege of Vera Cruz and City of Mexi,


BALTIMORE, May l3.-The Sun's special
Havana correspondent says:
1.-THE English West India mail steamer
which arrived from Vera Cruz on the 5th
brings neither papers or letters from Mexico.
Vera Cruz is still closely besieged by the Lib
erals. who were using their only available
siege piece with little feet, as only some few
bouses had been injured, and no lives lost
There is no probability of the Liberals taking
the city, unless the Imperial Generals should
disagree, and thus cause a surrender Sick
ness among the besiegers had taken alarming
proportions, and there are over $50 in yalids
The CITY of Mexico was invested on the 18th
by General Porf1erora Diaz The commission
of ladies who went ont asking for terms, were
answered that no quarter would be granted to
Gems. O'Haran. MarqHeZ. and several others.
1t Is the intention of Marquee to defend the
city at all hazards The bes,eging force num-
bers $4,000, and receives additions daily The
fall Of the city is considered certain. Hunger
will soon compel the besieged to capitulate.
Nhen another massacre of general omcers
may be expected"
Evening star., 1867-05-13
GOVERNMENT SECURlTIEs,
WASHINGTON, May l3. l6e7.
Jay Cooke k %. furnish the following quo.
tations of Government securities:
DAVIS 1r R1oHxoap,-Afte,

JfFFRRsoN DAVIS IN RIOHMoND.-After 4
Little more than two years, absence Jeff d.
Wis returned to Richmond On Saturday. The
transfer OF the prisoner from Fortress Monroe
70 Ricbmond was very quietly accom- piisAed.
Monroe. IN whose custody he remains, ac-
companied him to Richmond. The trip up the
James was made In the regular mail steamer.
Davis having the freedom Of the boat and
mixing with the passengers. At Richmond
large crowds had asse m bled to witness the ar
rival OF the Rebel ex- President. and he would
no doubt have been received with an ovation
field bad made lec necessary preparations for
the reception. Carriages were in attendan &c
with mounted military guard, and he was
quickly transferred from the boat to the
Spottsweod House. He has the freedom ofthe
hotel. and during Saturday night and yesser.
day was visited by q large number OF his
friends and sympathizers, and presented with
boo uets. 't! % - -.t-i q .
Evening star., 1867-05-13

MORO DIsrtusANCEs IN RICHMOND
Anothn- -es.O riot cured in the lower part
OF Richmond Saturday night. The negroes at.
tempted to rescue drunken black man from
the police. Bricks, clubs and pistols were
used. Four policemen were badly beaten, one
OF them injured, A company OF soldiers
guarding the Libby Prison were called on, and
was going on another negro oficulty occurred
on First street. The last mob dispersed upon
the persuasion ofa colored jnryman. Yester-
day mounted soldiers paraded the streets TO
keeP order, and 50 uads OF police were placed
at all the churches in view OF threats OF ne
Rroes to force their way ia among the white
folks. large procession OF negro societies
attended q funeral yesterday, accompanied BY
unarmed company OF colored militia. the OH.
GERS OF which carried swords. There was NO
disturbances yesterday. Saturday night Jeds-
kiah x. Hayward was arrested for using Ian
gnage at the negro meeting on Friday night
as follows: "Af.er Judge Under wood lsav YES
you can hold high carnival or what you please.
need not ad wise you what to do. for great
bodies do as they have mind to-" He was
arrested on warrant from the Mayor, and
was bailed In $1,000 to appear to-day.
Al the African Church, about ten O'Clock last
night, Judge Under wood and Horace Greely
MADE snort speeches TO the negroes. Judge
Underwood advised the negroes against riot,
and said that General Schofeld had told him
he had heard there might be riot ksre to- NOR.
in every street, and sweep the rioters do wn
with grape. He urged the negroes not 10
gather in crowds, and to 20 to their busin ess.
Mr, Greedy urged the negroes not - engage in
riot, but TO go peaceably about their daily
ayocatioue. ~ r., . -
Evening star., 1867-05-13

ELLIoT's PORTRAIT OF W. w. CoRcoRAN
Ihis line picture, painted by Elliot, the emf.
nent portrait painter, at cost of S5,O0G is
new TO he seen at the jewelry store of Gait d
Bro. where it attracts much attention by its
merits both as picture and AS a portrait.
TIE canvas is OF large size-7H feet by 10
and from Its proportions is evidently intended
10 occupy position in large hail, probably
IN the Corcoran Art Gallery, which gallery,
by the munificence OF Mr.. Corcoran, is to -
made an endowment TO the city of Washir
ton. BY other princely benefactions Mr. Cul.
coran has shown his great interest in this citv.
and we would suggest to our councils the
propriety Of securing, If possible portrait
of him by Elliot, to place in our City Hall.
Evening star., 1867-05-13
FROM EUROPE.
(By Cable to the Associated Press.

fBy Gable to the Associated Press.j
LONDON, May 13-Noon.-Conssls, 81; Fries,
AN; Illinois Central. 764; u. S. 5-20.'s %.
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Noon-Cotton quiet;
sales OF 10000 bales; Middhng Uplands, IL X
Orleans, Ilhd. Breadstuffs quiet; Corn, 42s
Cd; Provisions generally unchanged: Lard
declined to 22s. Cd. Other articles are without
change.
LONDON, May 13-2 p. N.-Consos, for
money, 92; Illinois Central, 76k; Erie hares
have declined Nd, and are now quoted a,
42kd.: y. s 5.20.'s13.
LIVERPOOL, May 1872 P. M.-Cotton con-
tinues at the opening quotations. Breadstu ffs
and provisions are without change. Nc
chan &c in other articles.