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NEW YORK PIReT BOARD
TBv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph

FBv Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson 60. quote stocks and bonds
III home and for eign markets as foliows:
NEW YORK, Oct. lG.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
ISL coupon. 520's. 1862. coupon, / IL x lS6i,
coupon, 1OSzs; 1865 coupon, lGs4; 1865, cou-
pom, new. 1,6s; 1867. coupon, 1861; lO.4Os,
coupon, 1909; 1905, second, l0ix; 73Os, third,
104%; Canton, 44H; Cumberland, 20: Quick.
silver, "A; Mariposa, sk; do. preferred. III
New York Central. i13%; Pacific Mail, H5x
Atlantic Mail. 1l67s; Erie, TX; ditto prei'
ferred.7Sh; Hudson, l29; Reading, 101: Michi-
gan Central. 10Y: Michigan Southern, syn; Illi-
nois Central, 12l; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
SAX; Northwestern. 46; do. preferred, 67X
Rock Island. 9els: Fort Wayne, 1C0K; Ohio
eraph. s4H: Boston Water Po TDer ~. cieve-
land and Toledo, l32: Gold, 1i3X.
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FINANCIAL.

TIE excitement In the seven.'hirties, excep.
as used for speculative purposes, is almost
exhausted. Tnere appears to be no doubt OF
their being f3rgeriss. and about the amount
being UGH smaller than was at first sup
posed. seveaty-eieht OF the forged seven.
thirty notes have been sent frsm here to the
Assistant Treasurer In New York, and two
more are retained by the Department In this
city. The first Of these counterfeits found its
way into the Treasury on the 2lst OF Septem.
Ter, and up to this date no more than the
eighty inst mentioned have been passed by the
experts Of the Government. So far, then, the
losses BY the frauds are $50, 00O on the notes
redeemed BY the Treasury and an unknown
sum beside on the false notes held else where,
which are variousiy estimated. The list Of
the forged securities is in the possession OF the
Assistant Treasurer. In New York The re-
port has been current that the Govern ment
has made a formal demand on the persons
from whom the counterfeits were redeemed,
requiring payment Of the money received for
them from the Treasury. No such demand
has been n ade as yet; but ths New York Post
says that "several interview VS. have taken place
between the Assistant Treasurer and the firms
in interest. There appears to be some doubt at
prs sent as TO what Will be done The questions
involved are SO large in their sweep, and con-
meet themselves closely with public conf
deEce and public credit. that a. is natural the
various parties are looking up the decisions of
the courts Of law And it is claimed in regard
to the analogous reported cases in which coun-
terteit notes on itself have been presented to
and paid by bank, the rulings and decisions
are such that the Treasury having received and
cancelled the counterfeit notes in dispute, can
not 60 back upon the innocent holder from
whom it got them, but can only have recourse
to the counterteiter. The principle is an i'm
portant one, and should be settled finally and
without delay. Some stress is laid on the point
made in 10 Wheaton, 333, where 1t is ruled
that although "a payment received in forged
paper is not good when there has been no neg
ligence in the party receiving it, yet the prin.
ciple does not apply to payment made bona
fds to bank OF its own notes, which are re-
ceived by il as cash and after wards discovered
to be forged
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF BALTIMORE-The
Synod of Baltimore, composed Of the Presby
teries of Carlisle, Baltimore. Potomac, and
Lewes Delaware and the Missionary Pres
bytery OF Rio Janeiro (Sou,h America) will
meet in the Bridge Street Church, George
town, tomorrow evening at * O'Clock, and
will be opened with a sermon by the retiring
Moderator. The body will enter on business
On Friday morning, and will hold daily ses-
sions until probably " ednesday Of next week.
There are 103 ministers attached 20 this body,
and the proceedings are expected to be we'll
attended
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DEATH OF MAJOR LATHRor, u S. A.
Brevet Major Scion H. Lathrsp, Captain
Thirty-fifth L. S. Infantry, died of yellow
fever at Victoria, Texas, on the eth instant,
aged II years. Major Lathrop entered the ser.
vice IN 1861. and served the greater part of the
war as assistant inspector General, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel on the several
STATS Of his brother-in law, MAJOR General
HeIntzelman, and Generals Hooker and Ord.
he was well known in this city. having been
on the STAN of General HeiptZslman while
that officer was commanding the Department
OF WASHINGTON
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"A CLuEIUIHE CoUNTERFEITRRs.-Th man
arrested IN Buffalo, N. Y. on Saturday. for
passing $50 counterfeit National Bank note
IS one OF the 1rties implicated in passing coun.
tsrfeit ECO seven-thirty bonds on Buffalo
banker on Thursday. The counterfeit bill was
on the National Bank Of Commerce. of New
Bedford, and like the counterfei. bonds, was
SO we'll executed as to be pronoun ced genuine
by bankers. There is but little doubt this man
Is one OF the gang engaged in countsrfsiting
the seven-thirties, or disposing Of the spur-
Gus bonds.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.-The Partisan
opera Company new drawing crowded
houses st the French Theater in New York t,
witness their performance of Oferback-s
sparkling and vivacous operas will probably
appear in this city for a week or two this win
Ter.
Mrs Lander, supported by New York CON-
Iany, will probably appear at Wallis opera
house for week as Elizabeth though the
negotiations for the house have not yet been
Concluded
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INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DKBr-The in =
terest on the five-twenty bonds, payable semi
annually. falls due on the Ist of November
and SD, O69,OOO IN coin will be required to pay
the same, as follows:-At New York, ST.,
4zsr5ol; Boston, S2,91O,351; Philadelphia, s..
so; Baltimore, S652,016 50; Washington,
u. c., SIS, so; Cincinnati, Sl9i,752; s.,
Louis. Sei,772; Chicago, l2s,7O0; Pittsburgh.
Slo,+22; New Orleans, Sl3,s37; Buffalo, N. Y
1855 SO; Charleston, $685.; San Francisco
SS5-5
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lTOB SALE-TWO SHOW GASES, s feet long a
Il $50 piece. Apply at 30 7th st. 1885,"
u At HIS NEW OFFICE,


near New Jersey Avenue.
Washington. D. c.
Continues to be Confdeutially Consulted in ali
cases recurring skill and experience, being the dis
coyerer OF the only remedies for diseases OF q
private character. The treatment adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the most iistin
guished surgeons of Paris, London and New York
and its universal success has proved beyond doubt
that a permanent cure for the worst cases of Con-
stItutlonal Diseases Enlargement of the PROSTATE
Glands, diseases prodnred by a certain solitary
practice, &c, can now be obtained to moral GER
faInty If application be made to those whose intel
ngence and skill may be relied on. Since DR.
Schuman has opened in this city. all the many
cases that have come under his care have been
cured without single exception. Persons CON
sultlng DR.. Schuman may rely upon receiving
every care and stri ctly professional confidence
In all cases an early applicable is of the utmost
Importance, as neglect or maltreatment often leads
70 the most serious results. Rooms arranged so
that the patient comes in contact with no one but
the docter. Office hours, to II a. m, 8 to p. NJ
cl5Iy
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ONE LARGE
L Coupe Horse. a wel-mated, we'll ~ =
gated. stylish PAIR of HORSES. Will IN
drive single and go under the saddle. Ap-NA
ply to pr. 7. S. VERDI, 26e street. oc last
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1e-Mayor Coon has
vetoed the order extending ontgomery street.
The Chamber of Commerce has appointed a
committee TO examine into the expediency OF
opening steam communication with Coll Vile
at the head OF the navigation on the Colorado
river.
tornado passed over Fort Mcdowell, Ari.
IONA, recently unroofng every building
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OCTOBER 8, 1867.
EQUAL TO My HUSBAND,

WILTON j. SAFFOLD,
Formerly of MONTGOMERY, Alabama,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR-ATL Law.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Office No. 42s D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
VIII 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
7 AIDES PLEASE READ THIS-WILLIAM
II PRINCE. 439 9Th street. has about six hum
bred (GOO well made stamps of elegant designs for
Embroidery, Braid, &C., that he will sell cheap the
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost
ton, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
how to use them, gratis. Being part of duplicate
set lately useGfin Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having
small capital should call at once. je8
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHILDRENs CL0THING
eARrbA1p5r tHssp zouAvE
PLAIN sr zsb Z 1 fA S t. r ffii
n,.. CHI cn1ff%RSkEy
'''si f S;SS IS II fisE'''
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Good Black Cloth Frock s,ssa So c,o.h Cab, o,
Black Cloth Frocks, $40.
BOYS coIe sHfRr and WHITE
cH11DfRhi 5|S saiRSfs ~ WAISTS 4n2.;,
1srASTESSSDs sgRHiHf%%RSkEss
Boys Genuine Buckskn Gauntlets
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks,
SOUTHERN OAssImEREs,
sUtihTs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
,, F4ockSsA 1 and 1S? snnoDpY.
Good Business Suits, sl2 and SIS
k:s!Gsss 3;;s: sSs,!!:: s.s; ..
Waterproof Tweed OyercOats, IS,
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GooDs ls
lever eve. a had no 5t 5sis} s'' WORK,
H. EDWARD HARRIS.
Lnglish Costiags, Beavers, cassimeres, &C., made
% ''Oe' IN NEW YORK PRICES.
urAvy pIppEn
nrnrso Shifts EIkF r Isb Drawers,
LAnps-wooL sh hff AND DRAWERS,
Very fine White and h Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
ssl Boys Merino Shirts and Drawers. >.
sa war Country s Knit e Seek 10 tsovo.
Fine R Rsek t G'o,h s.sks: s.s 4aa ~
Fine Black poeskin and Beaver Pants, $40. 81 Al,
youths Youth H Bise se ciosh sack sask, 81
Children's Black Suits. .rsa uF9s = b. a
Fancy E.nsy snd ffs asS Silk Vests. q
Boys: star aard School suiss, %. SO. saa
Boys Cashmere Suits S..
Roy: R TIssHi. sq e.. IS,s
Boys W alter proof Tweed Overcoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED ep2E
NO LESS TAKEN. "a
GEO. c. HENEING,
No. $50 Seventh street t.a near Maryland avenue,
sssssa1aaeaea 4a1Haaf1az1f
RuTr. sTE1P, T,1ND HOOK u-.o..
oeH.is,is JOHN R. ELvANs 4 co.
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THs TAxEs.-Mr. A. G.. Hall, the Tax Col.
leetoT, and his assistants, are busily engaged
IN the work of getting the tax bills ready, and
we are authorized to state that by Wednesday
next, the 23d instant, he Will be prepared to
receive the taxes for the year 1867. As he will
prepare all the bills before that day, he Will
be able 70 receive payments at very rapid
rate wheA the Office is opened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

SAt the coming election the people of
Kansas vote on three Amendments to their
State ConstiiHtion-one enfran chising all male
Citizens irrespective Of color, another confer
ring the elective franchise on women, and q
third restricting the elective franchise to
legal persons. fs..-
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TIE METROPOLITAN REVENUE BOARD
Secretary McCulloch is daily besiegsd BY per.
sons from New York city, some urging him to
abolish the Metropolitan Revenue Board in
New York, ana others asking that he will not
do so Its said that the Secretary has decided
TO abolish the Board, and i, is now reported
that the opponents Of the same will endsa yor
10 have the Secretary removed
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensigns Francis NJ Cove
and Robert lmtey, ordered to the Powhatan
The order directing Lieut. Commander NJ. J.
S yvesant 10 report for duty on the Powhatan
mas been revoked, and he has been placed on
SICK leave Of absence. Acting Ensign Peter
Williams has been granted leave Of absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

ILL.-Hon. ST. John Il. l.. Skinner, FRS, As.
sistans Postmaster General, is lying very i'll
a. his residence, and the physicians have but
little hope Of his recovery. He contracted a
violent cold few days since, which brought
on Inflammation OF the bladder. He has been
in the Post once Department for over fifty
consecutive years.
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~ The Baltimore agent OF the Associated
Press is a smart chap. He wasn't able to send
a line to the afternoon papers here concerning
the great parade Of the ne " militia, the "Mary-
land National Guard" yesterday.
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VallandishaM Out Against Wade for Sem
Abr.
Especial DIspttch to the Star
COLUMBUS, Oct. 16-V allandg CHAM is here
looking after hi. interests. He has already put
himself up as q candidate for the U. S. Senate
in place Of Wade.
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Grant CInhx.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 16.-The National Union
Club yesterday took decided ground, through
its executive committee, in favor OF the nom.
lnation OF General Grant tor the Presidency
They recommend thorough organization,
and the formation OF Grant clubs in ali the
wards of the city,
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The ELECTION In CALIFOENIA.-To.d ay
California will hold an election for the choice
ota Judge Of the Supreme Court, to hold off e
Tor ten years, county judges il all the counties
Tor four years. justices of the peace for two
wears, and superintendent OF public instruc-
ton. to serve fer tour years The Offices OF su-
Ireme Judge and superintendent of public in :.
suucton are important ones, and the result, 0,
the election will be awaited with great interest
The candidates for supreme judge are John
curry Republican, and Royal T. Sprague,
Democrat and the candidates tor superinten.
dsnt of public instruction are John SWEET.
Republican, and y. +. Fitzgerald, Democrat
The Republican candidates are the present
iuCnmbents OF the Offices
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~ The Bey of Tunis was yesterday pre-.
scented to the President by the Turkish Min.
lister, who stated that the Bey was at one time
q Circasian slave
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BREvETTED Capt. John w. Armitage OF
this CITY, formerly OF Troy, New York, and
WHO came out early in the war As Captain in
the "a regiment, New York volunteers, has
received nom Governor Fenton, a commission
as Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, ..for faithful and
merltorious services in the late warn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

Yellow Fever in Mississippi-Gen. Ord
Removes His Headquarters.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
EICKsBURG, MISS, Oct. 16.-Owing to the
prevalence Of the yelbw fever here Gen. Ord
has removed his Headquarters to Holly Springs.
The fever, however. is abating.
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The WHITE HousK.-A large number of
visitors were at the Executive Mansion to .day.
and many were granted an interview with the
President. Among those who called TO-DAY
were Secretary Wal!es, Postmaster General
Randall, Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,. Senator
Cowan, Representative Marshall, and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

In TowN.-Mrs. Cobb, sometimes styled the
"Female Pardon Broker is in town, looking
as piquant and interesting as ever. 49,
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0@MRS. ANNIE Z. SMITH, "a white lady, y
vs. Principal ofthe Providence Mission among
the colored people in the city of New York, will
Lecture at the Baptist Church; corner of 18th and
O'Clock, and WEDNESDAY EVENING, ct same
hour, at the PRESBYTERIAN Church, on 18th street
particularly invited oc 15.ots
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New Yopk Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-FIour less active and
without decided change. Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn one cent better. Oats Lac cts.
better. Pork decidedly lower; sales OF 600 bills
mess at S2I .93aS22 Lard dull At 13 gala. Cot.
ton quiet at 19k cents for Middling Uplands.
FYeights firm, .-.t- f.-- 80
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TELEGRAhlS TO THE STAR.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Sharswood's EIsctlen to be Contested.
GSpAcial nifnAtch to the Star

PHILDELPHIA. Oct. 16.-The Republican
State Central Committee have deter mined to
contest the election OF Sharswocd. his ma
jority is less than 500. and they feel sure of
proving over 1000 fiauduien. Dem ocrasic votes
In this city alone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dimitry we'll known
IN this city, has heen appointed assistant su-
perintendent OF public schools In New Orleans
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- From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have an early copy of Frank Leslies Lady's
Magazine for November.
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~ Senator Nye, who is now here, goes to
New York in few days to take the stump for
the Republican ticket.
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~ From j. Shillingion, Odeon Building
we nave received London Society for October
and Peterson's LddyS Friend for November
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"TBE TICKET .oP.LEAvR MAN."-Chanfrau
will appear as "Bob Briefly" in ssThe Ticket
Leave Man" at the National Theatre this
evening a character in which he made quite
q sensation q few evenings since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

COLLECTOR OF CusToMs.-The President to-
day appointed James ". Hancock, of Texas,
Collector of Customs for the district Of st. Lu.
RIA, Texas, vice Charles Taylor. deceased.
Mr.. Hancock is an old resident OF Texas, and
served faithfully In the Union army during
the rebellion. He was highly recommended
by large number of prominent persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

hHEEM GILES, saas sta E.
~ HANrFATrRERs OF q
KNIGHTS PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT
DhAiN' SEWER, AND CULyERT PIPE, 3
., 4, ., ., 3, AND 12-IfCH BORE
They stand the most severe tests of acids, i'm.
prove 10 strength with aae and use. are per.
tect IN their interior finish than any other Pipe
made. and are lower III price. extensively adopted
0y sm me hydraulic Engineers They are largely
park. New York, Albany Jersey city, Eiszabstf,
New hevsn. Hartford. Rochester, Budalo. Nsyy
flos al BEpoklyn and Washington, and for Gull,
verts nsder heavy raiiroad entertainments. = b.
FACTORY 81 Street What. Washington, City.
se l3m iChrcn. b Express1
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Meetings In Philadelphia In Favor OF
General Grant fer the Presidency.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The Union Club of
this city, an organization in inf uence second
only to the Union League, last night adop ed
resolutions favoring Grant for the Presidency.
Another meeting Of prominent citizens for the
same purpose is to be held tonight.
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Excaped from Jail

Escaped frem Jail.
AUGUSTA, ME, Oct 16 Two prisoners
named Neddo and Kendall, made their escape
to-day from the Norridgewock jail by knock
ing down the Doctor who was visiting SICK
prisoner, and the JaiIor's wife.
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Sale of State Lands In New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct l6.-The Government
Council yesterday sold all the public land be.
longing to the State, about $4,000 acres, located
in Grafton, Carroll and Coos counties, under
the act of the Legislature, for S25,OOO.
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NJ MASONIC.-A stated communication of
N LEBANON LODGE. No. 4 will be held
Men bers are earnestly requested to attend All
Master Masons in good standing are fraternaIlv
Invited to be present. n. B.-Grand Visitation
and election for S. w >''''ii
By order of the W NJ.
&C l6-2tF CIV. DARR, Secretary.
0=WASHINGTONC COOPERATIVE BUILD
LS ING ASSOCIATION.-The Washington
cooperative Building Association will meet for
the transaction of very important business at u,
at Temperance Hall. All interested will taxi due
notice and attend. By order. ~
&C l52t s. JNO. THOMSON, Sec PIT
COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS
US SOCIATION.-Therew will be a special
meeting held in Potomac Han, South Washington,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October Is, 1851. for
scriptions for stock will be received
BY order of the Board. G. Z. THOMPSON,
DC l5-2t Secretary
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Movements Of Gen. Sheridan, &c.
Especial Dispatch to the Start

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-Gen. Sheridan telegra phs
from Columbus Ohio, to-day, stating that he
cannot visit this city at present, but hopes to
be here early in November.
Senators Sumner. OF Massachusetts, and
Morrill,, OF Maine. are in town to-day, Mr.
Sumner is on a lecturing tour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

SYNOD OF THE GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH.
The SYNOD OF the German Reformed Church
in the United States will meet this evening In
Baltimore, for the transaction of important
business, the session lasting about ten days.
The opening sermon will be preached by Rev.
s. N. Calender, of Green castle, Pa. Dele
gates from Pennsylvania, New FORK, Virginia,
Maryland, apd orth Carolina will be present,
raprese nting sixteen chassis. Important Ques-
tious will be discussed during the session.
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Bill Kelly. of New York. tor $1,000 aside, on
the Goth OF November. is cow In Baltimore,
and will, in day or two, go into training at
Cedar Grove. a few miles below Baltimore. on
the Patapsco. Sam has secured the ser vices
of Jim Cusick as his trainer, and in this choice
has zen extremely fortunate. for Cusic is said
to be the best trainer of men In the country
Kelly goes into training for his fight at IT.
wood, near New York. Rocky Moore,s MAC al
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Presentation. Amos Kendall Is expectsi
back from Europe to. day. Among the ar
rivals of prominence at Wizards Hotel are
Col. s. Bckerstaf. of Ohio J. w Shaw and
family, w. n. Ma .omber, OF Boston: Col. X.
l. Owen, Of Virginia; Robert Balgarnes. of
England; r. M. Whipple, Of Chicigo; Willis
Gaylord, o. W. belong, Of New York; Joseph
Baroesly, l. b. Thompson and HenryP Ross
Atchison. U. s. A; w. Holmes, Of New York,
and r. Esterbrook, Of England. ....Hon. Geo.
A. Halssy, of Newark, N ]; Hon. P. Sawyer,
ana; Hen. Ulysses MERCER. O. Pa; Rev. Il. A.
Morgan. D. u Of New Rochelle, N. Y, and
W. H. Berry. Of Richmond, Va. are at the
Ebbitt House. ''''Revs. W. Augustus Gring
and ". h. W. Snider, OF Harrisburg, Pa: y.
A. DerwInger. OF New York E F. Hodges, Of
Boston; Hon. j. W. North. of Knox villa, Tenn :,
and Charles Field, OF New York, ara at the
National Hotel. '''.hon. Robert Oaid, of
Richmond, Va, is stopping at the Merolol.
itan Hotel.
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Government Securities.
WAsHINGTON, Oct. 16, 1667.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
Arum6Dt securIst0R:
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The Tennessee legislature and General
Grant.

60
NASHVILLE, Oct ga resolution was in.
troduced in the SeLate Of the Tennessee Legs.
lature yesterday, complimentary to General
Grant and rendering him the thanks OF The
General Assembly, and it was laid over bya
vote Of II to 10.
The Legislature will not elect a United
States Senator until the 23d. There does not
seem 10 be any doubt but that Brownlow will
be elected to succeed Patterson.