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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

THIRvING REVENUE OFFICERs Two reva.
nue. ofhcers had a hearing before Recorder
Enau yesterday, on the charge of conspiYinp 10
extort money from Henry Wagner, a distlIIer.
at Broad and Cumberland streets The ltesti.
mony was to the effect that the place of Mr.
Wagner was visited on Saturday last by de-
PENDANTS, who after lOokng about repressn ted
that there had been an evasion OF the Revenue
Law. and that The distillery would be seized
proposition was then made Tor a settlement. =.
and $500 was named. That was stated 10 pe
too high figure, and $3.50 was agreed upon.
On Monday meeting took place, and SI2O
was paid. the balance 70 be handed over yes.
terday. The arrangement was made with a
view to detect the parties, and the money, be.
fere IL was paid over yesterday, was marked
Two detective officers were In waiting TO ar.
rest the defendants IS soon as the money
changed hands. and it was found on one Of
them when they were taken into custody
They were held to bail In 81 500 Zach to ans wer
At tCourt. The prosecution was instituted un-
der the direction OF the Distilers and Recti.
fer'e Protective Association Of Philadelphia-
Philadelphia Ledger, Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

TRoTTIHG AT ST LOUISA race came of
ThursdAy, at the Trotting Park, between
Brown George and running mate and the
pacing horses Magoorfsr and John Tolle.
The latter horse won the race; time, 2.2Ok
Brown George was Withdrawn after the sec.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

LAND SALI-Mr W. L. Haines has sold his
farm near Brick Meeting House, containing
2O5 acres, for $4,000, to Walter Moale, Esq ;, of
Philadelphia.-Cecil Democrat. res -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

~s<natoY sumner il to lecture in ST. Louis
Novembe let.
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A BALTIMoREAN KILLRD.-Christian Kreit.
Zer, from Baltimore, died in New York on
Monday from injuries received by being
pushed OF the steps Of the Frankfort House.
on Saturday, BY porter Of the establishmept
The porter u under arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

NoMINArION.-Ths Conser atives NJ Erad.
erfck county, Va, have nominatsd the Rev
Norval Wilson for the Virginia State Oon ven.
ton. He has accepted.
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WOOD AND COAL,

WooD D AND COAL.
White Ash. 81. 80 per ton
Red Ash, S7.75 per ton.
Pine Wood Sc 80 per cord.
Oak Wood SIS per cord.
WASHlNGTON AND GEORGETOWN ICE co .
Office. corner Tw elfth and streets, and Tenth
street wharf. So q If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-19

GOAL AND WOOD
Low PRICES STILL CONTINUED IN CON
SEQUENCE OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS
NOT HAVING ADVANCED.
hlte 81 50
ne1 75
Lyken's Naiiey (soft Red Ash 90
Baltimore Company superior White Ash ).... rs
Chesthut summer COOKING Coal. 100
Sumceliahd bun OF Mlne--- s 90
Cumberiand Lump 90
OAk AND PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
We are the sole agents for the sale OF the ce,e
brated Baltimore Company Coal, and are preparsd
tothra,sh 1t IN any qVGntuy. Persons desiring to
avail themselves of the above low prices by or.
dering their coal. and paying for it, can have il
delivered any time during the winter. Checks will
be given for coal SO ordered and will be delivered
upon the urTendering of said checks.
s. =. BROWN son,
465 9th street between and F.
Branch office at our yard and wharves at foot Of
7th street. fChron& Intell.l lift
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22

[ iI;66ss inSa,niotts and exports Of a fsW Of the
leadinR aFfielhR during thaS weak y e1e5s@ l91.
imports 6ll7 bills exp0ftsS1Il % " ne4At
-ImppEta 10 bus exports les=t ~ ~
CoFn-ImpoEtB2 q S7a bus exports s9ls ~ 81
Imports y. 66S bus exports none y 49, =
1mPoEi4e Q9l bblsi exports 2el eo1ss tqStostt-f
Imports lggI bales exports ~ 9alls
Imports IU7 6bls; exports 1868 bbls. Polk
Imports ~ hhdS; exports iii hhds. EorlST
Imports $40. bdI MS exports H.468 rs. Lard
Imports 2s2 9 6bls and l62s kegs exports lA6
SKDs-Unchnnged and quiet; season
nearly overi and demand light Clover
tIISSEED OIIeFrm at 81 IS.
2 LARD 0LLS-sl069t1b 10.
-.GoLD- Closed atlS75< huytng, and 1854 SEM
II Exsc;HlAssE-Firm and no change IN tbs
tS's'' s5H chicago.
April. aO.-F1ouR-Firm and tolerahly 40
| tive; no change In prices :.
| / GRAN-Wheat-Fdrm at . 1892 - for NO,
ant Al 81 b5I@i O6. Oats-QnIet at $50. Rye
| Sim Al 81 496I 50. BArley-Duu and noml
| nal at 81 %; nothing doing. $500. ~ Z.
| WHIsRY-NOminal at - Egg ..
| rPROVISIONS-MeGs PoFk-Duu lt w 9QG
% rs. Iard-Dull at 12x@l2<c. Shoulder
TK@7Kc. Rough sides 5A9l0c.
APRIL 2O-FLOuR-Unchange
/ GRAIN-WheRt-ScarC steady ana nItI
Corn-0n track 81 0s9l oS old held ats Il
oets-S S1o milwaukee,.
APRIL 0.-FLoUR-Qulet and unchangel
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and droopinRi Sa4e
ut % IS, l'a-- p 5.a'
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Fire.

BuFRA1o. April 2o.-About2 O'Clock
this uiorninR the New York and Erie
Srain Elevator, owned by George Tin,
was totally destroyed by fire. The
building was valued at $50. 900, and was
insured for $50, 900. 1t contained l4S,-
On bnshels Of oats, corn and rye, val
ned al sIS5, 600. The fire is supposed to
have originated from friction, caused
by the movement Of the machinery:
The Elevator was worked until
O'Clock last night. The building was
leased by A. j. Holt and Cyrus Clark,
The building and grain were insured in
New York, brooklyn, Hartford, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Providence, Balh'
more. Toledo, Springfield and Phila
delphia. The total loss is $3.50, 600: Thret
men were killed at the fire by the TALL
| inc of a wall this morning.
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ilP5roni CIlheInn..alt.l. 20 -

Fsl=r i From CAIle1nuAAAs ~ - - ?
=. C1NCINNAFI, April 2O.-hIayNr NYils'
stach delivered his frst address to the
CITY Council yesterdaY.
The nett receipts Of the city for the
~ "a. expend itures q, Al, S75, leaving
= bslsnce 10 the treasury of 20, $50:
The debt Of the city is Ss,27e, 800, and
the assets SIC, S69, 1858. ~.
The deaths from all causes for the
wear ending February q, 1861, were
: ga. of which 2, O33 were nom. cholera:
The Mayor recommends liberal I 9n'
nure water. public buildings, avenues
&c, and recommends that wharfage
facilities and the necessary cleanliness
throughout the city be attended %, -
view Of the probable return OF the chol-
era, He also advocates the condemna'
ton OF all property fronting the rtvel
from Main street to Mil Creek ~
wharfage purposes, and recommend
an increase Of the regular and sanitary
police.
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The ties News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
i BY8THEI CABLE
Ad7iees to the 2lst Of April.

Adviees to the 2lst Of April
: =. -, ..fG- 'ftil - Ee,s-A n
BERLIN, April Il. Evening. - The
PFussian government sent strong note
to Napoleon, asking the reason for the
military preparations on the part of
France.
Bavarian agent has been sent by
King william to Vienna to secure an
alliance with the Emperor of Austria.
FRANKFORT, April 1s.-U. s. $40
bonds declined to TAX.
LONDON, April 2O.-Noon.-Co nsols,
eO3l; q. s. sos, ex.dividend, 69Ai
Illinois Central, IS; Erie, s6x.
The bullion in the Bank of England
has Increased IS 600 pounds sterling.
LIVERPOOL, April 2O.3The receipts Of
cotton this year are ahead Of last yeal
24sOO bales. Provisions unchanged
Lard, sos. Cd. Fine rosin, las. sd.
LONDON, April 1s.-Noon.-scotch pit
iron, b2s.
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CONNERCTAL AND FINANCIAL.


Gold closed at 1894 on Saturday ason
Friday. Ftye-Twenties sunk to 6sH in Lon
don. but remained steady in New York
stocks were depressed, with general decline
One of our Eastern exchanges remarks that
the ssoutside public" will not come in at the
present quotations, looking for q lower base
Of operations. e III
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday says
that there is general sluggishness In specu-
latiye business in that market. "People are
distrustful OF everything, and act as 4 they
believed the best couFSe was ~ ~
| Keen what they have got and not try 70 geI
more. Ideas Of values are very low. 1ne
General feeling in this respect bears stt161ng
resemblance to that which pEeVaeo N a1r 1oSt;
| Given away. The time is not taf BACK WHEN
| fhe news We are now receiving from Europe
| would have set the markets tor produce wiz,
| Now the prospect of a great war produces nc
nerceptibfe eject. II anything, Il causes de.
presSfon rather than imitation. This STATE o.
thing wiz, of course, undergo change. 80.
ItPeople will not be content 70 remain loIe'
The volume or money Is large-laTBer in pro
portion TO the level Of values IMAM y y
previous time; and at the financial eenleEs y
accommodating, ana Late a. o. IetSon y
specie payments Is shown TO be tar N LnS III
tuFe. II great war should occur In Europe
and II It occurs at all Il win pc seYeEe ah 5N
otracted-there will be heavy iorelBn 1. at1
inand for breadstufis and proyIs Ions. IhI
will tell faVorahly upon the West. Our sur
plus corn viii be disposed OF Of paying prices
, and q profitable market will be insured 10
the glowing crop of wheat, when NOV
: promises SO splendldly. The West canno
! faiI Ia ba benefited by q European war; an
there Is no way in which this country can
I | Injured. This Will soon be realized II We
: tRFes place. The INST shock OF battle, aS y
: 1855 VIII give strength to our markets an
9 impart activity to trade. What this countr
: wants now Is ~ good crops, and ~ good ma y
q Eets abroad for the surplus products OF ~
country. Our prospects for the INST a.
fayoraSie. WarWiN help the latter.
o "The features that have characterlzed pas
n ness for some time past are the Bpaf1ng pu
Il chases on one side and diminished produ
N Hons on the other. Stocks Of goods both
: Inc hands OF merchants and MANUFACTURER
q nave consequently been largely reduced, al
Y Whenever we shall have the increased go
1t sumptiVe demand which good crops WIZ lea
sr to, goods that are now supposed 10 Do pleh
q WiiL ha fOnnd 70 be scarce" - - D
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new York specials.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The Herald's
Leayenworth special says, the NILSSON
ri river is higher than since 1874, and y
still rising. Two miles of the Pacific
Railroad between Wyandotte andtkan-
sas CITY have been abandoned. The
Omaha Union Pacific Railroad Is COW
cred with water, and 1t Will be several
weeks before trains can run through:
The Tribune's special says, when the
Senate committee, yesterday, inquired
of the President II he had any further
executive business to communicate 70
the Senate, he answered that he had
He saw no reason to prevent an
adjournment to-day at the time APP
The Times special says, the Senate
to-day disposed of the Austrian Mis-
sion for this session, according to pre-.
vious expectation, Mr.. haytnoh4Q .
nomination being laid on the table, oy
aVote of % ayes to nays; the nays pc
ling all Republicans but one and the
Democrats and johnson Senators all
voting in the Affirmative. The Senate
hopes this will result in the retaining OF
MI. Motley, as INSTRUMENTATION OF MI
RAYMOND goes over probably until the
December term, butt Is understood TO-
night that the PresidentregardS the 20.
sition as vacant, and that he Will Win
draw Mr.. Raymond's name on tne az az.
journment of the Senate, and immedl
atelv make another appointment.
General Lefevre, Of Ohio, was to-day
nominated and rejected for the Gov
ernorship of Washington Territory
Yesterday, Mr.. Delany, the first choice
ofthe President, was similarly sdisposet
of. and tomorrow Judge George Y
. Hough, or some other prominent West
ern man, will be sentin.
The Herald's special says: The Ionl
contest over the Louisiana Marshal wa
resumed tonight. At the session OF N
!, Senate. General Frank Heron wa
u Confirmed for the position by vote o
9Dto 10. he had hard fight but wa
|, finally carried through by the extraol
dinarv efforts of General Gordo
Granger, aud Judge Atrcha.
. Dining the past winter the deman
- for political pardons was less than
any period since the publication OF u
be proclamation of amnesty, but the pa
al don mill has secured active operator
again. s-v,,o.n., -,
!, are now petitioning the President Z
absolution, it Is fair to suppose tn
the spirit of reconstruction has taxi
hold of our misguided brethren
: GOOD earnest. Nearly every day te
pardons are issued, principally 70 IN
class of individuals who come unu
the first and tenth exceptions OF =
proclamation, the petty officers a.
= 500, 600 clauses, and a few occasionally
n q number of important characters.
u kilograms received by the Comm
sioner Of Indian Affairs yesteroay .
to-day, mention the destruction OF pu
lie and private property, and the serio
interruption to travel, caused by I
rising of western rivers.
On suspicion of fraud, all the othce
- except the President, who is missiI
of the Selma bank, are reported to ha
been arrested by General Swayne.
Is thought the assets will satisfy
government and the depositors.
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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens
h & Strait Rail WaY Company.

ctEAIFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceivei M to the first day OF May next for
The following descriptions OF Lumber: ESQ
Cross Ties, With privilege Of increasing 100
more, size Of same feet long, Ax6 inches 70
Above 10 Is delivered at city Wharf, Railroad
depot, or other suitable places along the line
OF road. Also, $1,000 feet board netsuIe
Of good sound white pine, clear OF sap, the
size Of said lumber to be In pieces OF not les.
than "a feet long, 5XB inches to be delivered
along the line Of road, as may be required
dnriTg the months OF May and June. The
above proposals will be received at the ONCE
ii the Citizens Passenger Rail Way Com
many, in me ONCE Of tho Nat. ms. Co.
CONTRACTORS viii be required TO give security
for me performance q above contract.
JNO. MOLURE, JR., Prest
aprl6.td Citizens Street Rail =WayCC
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Nev Yorlr News.

NEW YORK. ApEl4 8V'-4Ao 4oSOL4S
tive firemen are holding c9nVentlon
day. Delegates from all paris Oh tne
country are present. -
Another alleged bond robbery was
recently brought to light IN TINS guy.
Tha accused is named Alfred ID. FOX
craft, late book keeper for the hrm OF
George a. Francis q Co., meEchant g |
No. "a Warren street, rom Wnom u y
States bonds. Ten thousand dollars OF
those. with $4,000 in money, lwere re-
| covared No arrest was made.
| A girl named Lizzie Smith, alias NC
Kean. a resident of Jersey City, was
IEidnapped and outraged by nearly
score Of young men on Friday nlght:
/ Three ofthe villains were arrested, ana
the police expect to secure the patan ns.s
Further particulars have been obtains
! ed regarding the robbery OF PaymasteE
Relknap, in Brooklyn navy yard, ana
7 Of the capture and Identity OF persons
II arrested. The robbery occurred four
4 wears ago and amounted to $lSO,OO0.
The robbers have at last been secured.
The persons arrested are the most sue
cessfnl and dangerous thieves and
burglars living, having all been educa-
4 ted to the profession IN Englan9. -
Madeline Henriques takes leave OF
tn'be married early in May to Mr.. Jen-
nings. correspondent OF the London
NEW YoRK, April 2I.-John Hughes
and wife, residing on Monroe street,
had an encounter with party OF burg
lars early yesterday morning, IN Wnlen
HE wife was slightly wounded by Q
T .ItstoI shot two shots were also fired al
Q the husband, but he escaped unhurt
The thieves secured only few cigars
= and a Sin Fenian bond. John ScullJ
mas been arrested on suspicion OF oelne
onetof the party. ,.,c..
The National Steam Navigation Com
, pany, sued for the loss OF trunk, py
passenger from Liverpool, had yer
dict for 8, 500 rendered against them:
Yesterday an unknown man Pur
Ne chased Of Il. ]. James q Co., brokersiil
y wall street, the sum of S, 1000 in go!'
With a certified check for 50, 9l0, the gol'
IN ha delivered at the Office Of FISK un
derwood q Co., of which firm the ma
E renresented himself as q member. In
gold was delivered, but 1t was soon gu
Covered that the certificate to the chec
was forgery, and on going 70 the SO w
street office no one was found there Lnt
/. conId identity the guilty party.
ne Al a recent trial Of 2-inch guns
Fort Hamilton q range Of miles VI
attained with aproiectile Weighing hV
pounds. .,,,z.,o-.,, fK.n1s,
snecial says: Affairs on the plains a
~. Assuming an interesting phase.
Is: General Sherman has arrived al Lea
81 en General Augur was about to mo
) westward from Fort Phil. Kearney vi
. s'g FSs msn thousand Indians are e
Re-. camped between Fort Phil: Kearnl
and Fort Smith, waiting until the 0pe
ing OF spring to commence nosttt
and General Hancockss expedluon
n. distress at Fort Laramie, being IN
bic to move for want offorage.
The New York State Legislature 9
INljourned siae die last night.
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sr. LOUIS, April M.-The Idaho
steamer says: The Indians attacked a
stage coach near Ferntss Ferry on the
26th ult. They killed the driver, nam.
~ Younger, and two passengers, named
TNIman and Buchee. Three other pas
sanrers escaped.
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nrnat and ProYision store.

rHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN ON
Monday next, ON Main Street, Centre
SFheeiinQ, opposite Reed & KTafts Drug
St6Te 4 Meat and Provision store, where
hi "a found Beef Mutton, Pork, Veal and
Al other kinds OF Meats freslh, and Of the very
he1t quality. Also, Provisions Of all kinds
in ErSsai variety and abundance.
apfl8s2We FREDERICK EOHANK.
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sARAToaA, n. Y, April 2Q.-Benr
famin Hogan, charged with shooting
Some men in Babylon Pa.t oil REGION
last summer, was arrested mere yeseek-'
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C1No1SNAT1, April q. The river has
riSan four feet four inchesi with thirty
four feet two inches In the channea
weather clear. TheEmemeteri ~ e
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z 9lsGG:TEEn-ouIet at lle1so for Ohio.
LATEST MARKEHRP

.FLoUR-Cdosed dull and heavy Tor common
grades, and steady for good and cholee
grades.
Ter and heavy for spring; new spring " bo9
26, Rye-Firm ut 81 9s9l 50 for western.
Barley-Dull and dropping. Corn=Acdve
afioat for shipping mixed western. Oats
Quiet At 7207Ic for western: -.
PRovIsIoNB-P Quiet; sales 129 b6ls
neyZ me- a "a 60022 90 cash and regular,
cToSInG WITH BUYER at 81 81 cash and Iegu-
IaT. md sellers at ga So for buyers option
NAV: sellers E23 TX, and buyers S23. Beef- :;
Fniriy active and HrTu. Cut Meats-Uuu anu
dnoonInR. Bacon-Steady At l0H9lg1Sc tol
| Tnnioerfand5 middles, IaTd-Dnn lsz@l&
for fair 10 prime steam, and lS7S9l&4c foi
| latfla rendeTed. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22
1roNEY AND sTocKs.
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GoLD-Closing nate was lSg1sg lSv7s.
S30VKRNlTRfET 8ToCKs-Steadyi reglstered
Of 81 i0SH 9lOg55SS;; coupons q 81 !0eA9lCs
S-aCS reRiStaTed, 90, l04A @lD41Si 6-2Q coupons
~ i6SszaiiO: $40 coupons, ~, 10S569lO5zi
SO COUPONS. IS, 1883 e9l0sS; Jan19Fy snd
1uly. lGi9Sal671<; l0-l0s, registered, s1{ S5zSi
inn eouuons, Ss3<@ SS11S; 1905 l069lO61<i June
iS5H@10555I; July l051<9 0Sl. ..-., =
Sf0CKS-Market WIS mnch uePEeasSu ~
the opening, with . general decline, and dun
with feW exceptions offered Ct l@2 Per cent
| the e,FeafAgt decline Is on Hudson; Old South
am Snd Northwestern are loss. Market nrtn
Al O'CLOCK board, but lower at the close OF the
| sy. VIM, Heath a Co, report the following
/ Al $50 P, II. the prices were:
| STocKEoaio Csrtiheates .2294k; Cantor
IlX@42; Cumberland &92s3<: Q1lckElGyDeI
| TSSI5E; MariposR 6961S; do preferred 2Ss
~: &eSteTn Union Telegraph S97$9364
New York Central 951f99S1z; Ere seq 81 81
4 preferred I097gE; HUDSON hlNef sS14ss77l y y
| Reading 1O06I0O5S; Michigan Central I 1ly,iI5S&
iO8: MEXICAN Southern 6t3@ei5s; i 5.liNS.
i Cenntrai II2%allS; Pittsburgh BI5 <96S; T0ledl
IlImIllJS; Rock Island e53Si NortnWeSbe3l
8OR: do preferred H95IlS ~, ,o-,<1
Il STEAMSHIP SHARES-Paeihe MAI Izo7ls
l26; Atlantic 641{9slk,