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New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEN M I:mIo .,s Z.
- Cyrusor, sealed ropoa.' saea gl;;sa I
ste Of h' sors 70 sheh = @ ne is & d.s s "sas Prs
ast % FRIDAY Oct 20 sa %, r ss sss... 5s, OF
in Tsirty snd ntave h buesss be- ~ Is.',s", s 81
Thirty ttSd 8. 1T ~ .sedsa rsi y S ,fa 1.r s
Ouebunded aad lhirts'eco ,nd O1e @ biss
Frir aj WL.sst. SPe No - Shss., between II.sS .s
and Boomests 10 Br'SlSs IN WoosteT between Amiy
ard Fourth,,, Gs7 leseen Chs'opher.t snd We "e -
~ ia saysnss between Broo9 ard Sgrngs'. s V 20
and through r Grevieh.' lsPes No. ~ s os' si
Ss Sn,.asau asa GSsnos a. & Poanth s R'S .o
1T between Secoudae aud Eas kiyer Ls~,t & @ 4, 8o,wsy
@ Setbt fom sisth Ps may ts ss 20 es p
'''' oct 10 ' 5ss 5sSf's sfsS@S S.
----- n RoAED oV SUPEEysoss o;,ehet s a. l91 s51
NOTICE TO DISTRICT CAN ASSEho.-l ne
~ following resolution relative to e'aI' sEpH M M b YOUNG Cei
qoapiy s,ia% e sS bt Ss :. Iaa a o@ SS's' ''i' %
Fr,. District composed Of the fs. Ssesnd 3 81 ,b W. % "
Tt District composed sf os Ssyeeia an Iar,een5 wsr
pob bie. composed Of the Heyenh and Seen.er9a "'l"
s,Itb Diet composed Of the bgh,h aud Nssih wards
Isbs composed q is' S.'sS wsT4 wa wards
b Dtst eopS. o Twentieth AID Twenty second Wd1
kI,rsoib tn District composed Of the Twelfth ard
T~eiGt p,iric, composed Of the Nineteenth Ward A. -,
sod that The Chairman Of zach Board Of Csnva OF te se
% - the, ~b copy Of Poll Lstst TIE General Election, 70
h, held November and deliver the ssme 10 'ae ouPe'' WV
herein s.gnAef tor receiving the sane a..
The nsmsi Supervisors hereby hesfnaien
cyna return. the CaDyasses Of the said Return DHo' ee
lively ioioas ~, -, n.
s.en,s walter Roche at No. 5k Pearl street
Third Distrc-superisor William NJ Tweed No i'' hSnI
81, ~ aoe u-
Fnh DcSuper,is0r Geson ~ Hsrmsn Al No l hast Ieash
-.
s..stb Dr,-Superyisor Oson Blnt at No ila Ninth street
Eghh Dstc.saps Sheridan shook, at No s1 e'' Thirty
fourth street. - -,.r..,-
dfsts ,y. a. =.
Eleventh District Supervisor Smith Ry w. No la3 Gold street
TsenA D.lIet-Supes1lsoI John to1, hewCVqss House
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
sors,s, dmriagts, &f,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MANS laIsF,' L
n ero.a-sy Thirty nrht I,gS, rS'S sSs ~, needed Ia
,diS. and e,aT or. every "kDhssphl 20 naAsr Al
throasbou. year II osieet bu,st w. -. a. th,.s ,.r,
.h,,s., .sssss, adv,u.d not The arrest =.
- Csrr,xss great 'As" o hsisl "'T' "
"a 80 s,T, ,apstor PhasOas BY Mae s'sphsoa
nor SALE-A pair of TROTIlNG ~ iOko .t.s ~ ~
booi bl s,dag ard d eeaa. sen .p i p,a' oaa an
sG ,I eat. ,sry sgsh, tro togrhef hl w
s,s ,,S 70 g., an b. ,ed los Adirs" LOVA bVA w ''
Cileis1sA Vsw
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
aurtiun SaIts Of gtal 6stai,.

A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., AuctiOneers
M WEDNESDAY. Oct a. at - oclOc =: the EIobAnEs sales
DON
COUNTRY STAT At PRLHaMviLLR-s sndssme tEostoF hsns
Its villa and about Is let a. Pshssss heschess Cnny
y cy The kss Haven Railroad. snd
from depot TIE phc, 10 hoandd b FhbsFe. ThFdst
.nd Fonhgs fosy laid With fruit and shsd The
bog., cOaB. 10 fsrnrce to cellar sgd
tfs hsse,ssnt sBd 4 perfect order.
Mas sEd Photographic FisSs st AucassI Ohes No " CsdAt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
SudiOH SaI,s Of Tial Gstutt.
A UCTION SALE OF
~ II
BUILDING LOTS.
THEODORE sANDPORp Asc,on,.r
THEODORE sANDFORD. Aaciiol

The sobsrber ~in eel st pasIc Esadae
-. SATURDAY. OCTOBER -
AZ "oiock H. a. Building L' uEs.ed on Or,BEsiFs PAt
hAge EoeE Way, BreeE ssa spfmgsts
IN MONTCIAIR,
Nssi Boo"teLdl E,ex County r. J.. OSH HOUR sRw
lvhh CITY hg Morris ami E-r sraa (ya
situated Ni,hlu tea wss ofthe Moacs
tn ,ooms.id Railroad aud the proposed
soneLsr Here haisd In e mist 4 fns nprot-nen 'ni
sa besnsi views Il tho HruHdrg This property
oe ormes hp Of Joseph H. Baldwin yurep and Jacob
bsse 81 ORANGR MOUNTAIN
liAh fhhfBCE Ienas easy And 1sds ksowB The sale
N, - l. s. HASKELL.
MoNTciAH R,sE1 Co., n. j.. IT.
,NhW Akh AND BLOOMFIELD RAILROAD Lave Ns~ T0k f
h.a'ei'if va Morris and hseI Rslread and
1850. S:l0, and $40 D
Leave hoaoar r N.vat S.vYors 500 7:So s25 .ps
lO:S3 sna Los 3.lS 5.la md D
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

MO. II East Forty -hnt-st., aear Firth-ave., at
y Auo'sa.-h n LUDLOW Co.. Oh .c. Aa ti8a TGES
DAY B t 10 Uros IS far LEsh barge hss-r5on No. 10
ltsu.s s.t fnlf EaldIrvl New lsrk:
1DEFi. .iNB.I,IIte ergait L-,icns tsisrF br,an
ssrs sisb lop bono std iat 90 l7 - F' i %, S' t
.t.r-r House clf'j a- la1T
LrrI wool AL p4cii
r.r trsrehost Fcs.s.i,r lrr OF Gro te Is Ltrs
.stI . l.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

ADttsr "a. -MgLLys. Arv'''r.~f
DEFEREES SALE ~ PARTITION by
IL rr ,ftt. surrsr- nf . $50 r- iluGsss
Frc- bea- G1-r-on Wet F-st Ap1isN D. wv 'kh
n WILKINS ( Co. vii tsl tlctrB ItfsNhl Ooi'aeI ~
isss st d. -,-h G.r,,.s 'u sfsto LAND ihf plt
Rser GstS,,s tsvsr So rer - sna fos.
lout The issd vii Frs iaTta, psP@'s, .sa
-. ,,.., A. 49, arrIi,ea.-. n. 'fr-st ts.E4J
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro
perty vii hud their interest 10 advertise in THK
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds tnst OF any
othor newspaper and IN addition 10 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii he found not only IN NewYork and all it's
cities and villages, but every State aud Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief rs Will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of TnE TRrB
USE, semweckly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
nsnts in each disseminate among all classes. Tar
TRIBUNE especial attention to the reports of sales
OF both in the city and country thus sdons
frsaty the value OF its columns advertising me
dun The charges for advertising follows DAILY
TgnINE 25 cents per lire for each insertion WEEKLY
lRBUEE 81 per hne: sEMI-WERKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents
per Line About ten words average ine after the fret
line, which usually contains only four or i've words.
Terms, cash In Rdyante
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
9ous,s ano farms t'IanttS.

9ous,s ano farms @lanttS.
fNO PAPER MAKERS. - w AN r l. ID 60
LRAER PAPKRN MIL Of he crfsdiT "i goo o. $50 n'i
vrspprgrsFet E0oh st0ck MI af1s Pt 10 Ps'4 "
t1sh quality " require. a. tif puc@
A1i,ss stating VI pross I'D fbsrs a. Irie" ea De
haA. g. T., Tihaus ores.
INyANTED-tOO.0 900 acres LAND in Michigan,
w nos snd love r,rtsa hivaE lai IN 'the ~ oss st.
LATilFOf IANiS, sEoa- Mica, 81 sssc ps1=
poubIfi tslss tueGd 20 removable i,1na
yANTED-Unimproyed PROPERTY III this
w ety or vicinity, tI,hssse for e-gsat sotl S't Ie
s,r,i-s 1f beses AAss SILVER Bor No. 1883 Post Ohoo
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
}. J0nNsoN H.. Auctionrs..
RY JOHN SON e. MILLER,
D LCCrIONEERS AND
EEAL XII AIR KNkRR

Fs 20 NASsLu-gT.. CEpAHtr
City sssdsnees Storr Lots Cosuu Stsit sui Fsn b,1, AL,
rsrd ehAuScc Lean pegettio Auction
THURSDAY Oct ~ 81 y eooS Al ih BIehsnFe sse,roo No m
broadway, ~ \.
POSITIVE SALR OF hrLENriD BgOADWAF STOuV-
oNB or TUX MOST yALBABLH PIKCEs Op PROPREIY OK
- BROADWAY. n. Y
No az BROADwAY BETWEEN RRADR AND DusgR.srs. n
YA substantially bui 5siory baserust sTuRR
has bro-nsins The sRd heavy
s1d tire ~oe struuf- 10 I- IN he le Tho bar
the sute o& ptosiwar In
TIE Of ~ feet h ~ Zee, iaehss In brouvt
Republican sileI.
fhs vrgshe desirable rpa.-s Of an,
ttG while admirably sdutso r Uhorf sa,' situated II
prrSiny te Cy HaA. trgri-ilarss Nv Ip-tOme
The hu4lg oo1d De- eaj eouvete o @s fo soh pnuess
will Shortly be reqrei sB shea Aas altered Toad % fsI
uf
TERMS-Tw TwOTHiiDS ~ tis prrchsss remain on
BOND MNEIGA'k fnr
tBp.v JOHNSON MILLER No. % Ss--.asi n T.
Nontfgus.a' Hrgoklyu.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

u o'cl0ck ~ fIct i briUft, n
GFRAT SAfE OF JAMAICA PROrkfrfI LAtaS HOrSE
BARN ari $50 ioIN up CEOUNn. FINELY LO AItD Is TnH
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA T. iasr =, ti.a- fls,n Frslers
CHURCH PHDSlBCf CATHERINE ssA hOgfH Thirds & rls
SUTPKN.IL LACE The Holsr calaas ~ sai lus cellar
Bt- q. sEt ard c HmoiA 1h whole properly d. an tI-a
l.lsHt 4 IfuaI ios. nd IT,
rn' schools h~ .ltt s'gf~
W 20 s4riie.s rrts oErrs sf Ne =
Eag-s.l y. y. AL 80. las aunttgrr -. k-D1kfr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
prOposaIs.

IflApauAErsEs DErAKTrEST ~ rus oorth,l
CHtKY QuAKrERsAsTIRs OrPcH Z
ATrIsrA, Ga, Sept ~, 1853
cEALFD PROPOSALS will be received l., at
y ts, ore until r. m October n 1903 Tor o. o.
,1vEp SWfsT TROOPS aud STORES from Charleston - 70
sysrash Ga F,rnaadns jacksonville Psta fooA anu se A
I .5oo fr through from Charleston TO each point l'
ahS ' @ SS U S sas and paid for according 70 the Gov
eramenI Classification
This crntrsc, 10 remain n force or "ns ye'r
The u,aal rsqu rem hills will he esaete ~,
praposas shoua b. In tnplc4is Win COP o. Wy "
L''lel " 20 i; 'A,h ~, ", '., ,,.,,',asi r. SAXTON
A"1 ~"''A'4 >" wv ' MI Brig Gen aud q. NJ, T. A. .
CHEF Y. NJ. Dept OF The Hou'h
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24
r-o,,o, A6m.s Il. AuGLsA, Aao,iaaeo-

A UCTION SALE of valuable PROPERTY or
Ffant ,ri-st, formerly knosn the OH PEWTER MCG
bhtR lOrSR" ADRIAN MULLER p. WILKINS Co wfuse!i
HAlC4IONFcn TtHkSpAI oct 2s a. ~ ecok
Saesreom No m BroAd~sJ ho valuable property a. 10
Frtnkfortst. Chsthap-ft There TWOSTOPY HRIrK
HOUSE, On tas r9nt AIDA TBRssrORY BRICK HOUSE
ier OF The lot twethris - e purchase
aud mortgage Ts indsenb The viii be anhct
EA which expires on iss Of Mar neIt Al - 500 anng
monihy 70 adrnee fr further particulars sqbirs Of COW
OkEf. No 81 WallA fI9Jil
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-07

The January receipts of the Erie rarod for 1868 show
increase of $112,763 over 1867
The Ten Eyck AK Manufacturing Company, OF Cohoes'
n - are now executing $4,000 order tor axes '0r inc
Australian market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

THE WORKING PEOPLE-The English Ia
borers are uneasy, and preparations for strikes
are making. The strike of the workmen in the
railroad shops is Cleveland, appear to have
ended in failure. On Saturday but few men
attended the meeting. and II was reported that
alnOst all mad resumed work At prices agreed
upon by the railroad companies 1t is an
nounced by the Harrisburg Telegraph that the
Pennsylvania Central Railway Company has
reduced the wages of the employees in its shops
Il nose VINO were receiving more than - a day
were reduced from 10 10 20 per cent, whilst
those who received less than ~ Were reduced :
10 10 per cent. the average reduction being
about $40 per cent. The strike on the n, -
Jersey Railroad, between Jersey CITY and Eli
Zabeth, continue s, and the railway company is
bringing outsiders in 10 take the places of the
strikers AT Wheeling. Va, there is a strike
among portion of the iron mill operatives an
advance OF 81 per ton for their work being
asked AT Troy, N. ", there are several strikes
The stone cutters and shoemakers have both
demanded increased pay In one of the wooden
factories at Troy 6OO operatives are on a strike
for higher wages, but their employers say bus
mess Is too dull for them to comply, and they
prefer 90 let their mills remain idle. The strike
OF the West Albany workmen has ended, Mr.
Iorrenee, Vice President of the Central Rail-
road having announced that the following adj
vance OF wages had been granted:-Carpenters
= 10 aS'sents; uuckmen- Il cents; tinsmiths,
% cents; biacksmiths- ~ cents; painters D
cents, woodmachine hands, 20 TO 81 cents: ma
chIoists. - cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10
Baltimore Market.

Coffee.-Holders remain very firm in their
views, Notwithstanding the inactivity of the
market. We hear Of no sales, and merely re-
peat quotations. Prime to choice cargoes and
invoices 12ka12x cents, gold, in bond, and
for good to prime, duty paid, 16XalS cents,
gold.
Flour.-The market continues moderately
active. both for shipment and in the supply OF
the trade Sales ha We been made since our last
report as follows:-5O0 barrels good City Mills
extra (Montrose brandy at Sl2; 200 barrels ex-
ira, of lower grade, at S1i.75 500 barrels How
ard street extra at Si2' 300 barrels do at Sll So
100 barrels spring wheat extra at sl1; $3.50 bar
rels do. at S1O.75.
Grain.--Wheat.-Receip IA bushels. Red
Market steady; offerings and sales very light.
Sales: Red-2A bushel, medium at 265 cents;
300 prime Virginia Valley, at 800 cents loo
common 246 cents. Corn-Receipts 31E
bushels white and 300 bushels yellow. Market
dull and steady. Sales: WhIte-1,O70 bushels
at 1l6 cents; $50 100 cents, liz at 10 cents:
1O3 cents 3i4 do at 100 cents lO0 do at 100 cents
Yellow-Small sales at 11sa119 cents. Oats
Receipts SIP bushels. Market firm. Sales 2l2
bushels at 90 cents; $50 at 81 cents; POO at 95
cents.
Provisions.--Ihe market continues firm and
fairly active. There was considerable done in
Bulk Meats yesterday. 25,0OO lbs. Shoulders
sold at I2H cts. and 81 900 lbs. rib Sides at lax
cts, loose; clear ribs are held at 15x cts. Ba-
con is in active jobbing demand, with sales at
full rates. There are few round lots Offering
sale of 100 hhds clear ribs was made to-day
at IL cts. rib Sides t6h Cts, and clear ribs TX
cts. Hams are firm at former rates Mess
Pork is firm az 1927. Lard is firm, with an up
ward tendency. 100 terces Western kettle
rendered sold late to-day AZ 1S cts, and we
quote At the close at lsalsk cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

The NV YORK money market was disturbed
yessesday BY The heavy fall in the Atlantic M all
and the unsettled condition Of Affairs On the
stock exchapge in consequence. There were
.qutte nuu1ber OF loans called in, which pro-
duecd eoDstderabls activity towards the close
q ,hank 6o9ys, and tbs rate for call loans was
pIpQp pr cent In some instances coia in
terofwas paid, and in other cases Lisa x per
CENT. per diem; but those high rates vere excsp-
tons, AID By very few parties. ThS fact that
the brokers' hAd TO provide for two days in one
also tSnded to aggravate matters. It appears
that prominent broker, who Is q large holder
of the stock. Is away from business On account
Of sickness, and some Of his clerks gave large
order TO sell In the morning, thinking this an
easy way to raise money. In the discount mar.
ket there is very little doing. and prime names
are quoted nominally at : to per cent. =
To-day, Good Friday, will be partially OBJ.
served as holiday in financial circles, and the
two Stock Boards, Mining Board, and Gold
Exchange will be closed. There will, however
be considerable dealings In stocks and gold on
the street, the same a. last year. The open
board adopted resolution to suspend any
member for sixty days who deals on the stree
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER.
ENcr-The Baltimore Annual Conference of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church, as
sembigd yesterday morning in Raltimora
Bishop Wayman called the body to order. Rev.
Johr N. Brown conducted the religious servi-
ces Kew. H. L. Tanner was elected Secretary
Bishop way man announced the transfer of
Alex. Posey from the New York conference 10
the BALTIMORE conference, and J. r. " Thomas
and y ID :; Hall from the Virginia conference.
Ne Rev. r. i Tanner offered resolution
recommending the Conference to hold a rsIigi :
Gus meeting this Friday morning at eleven
O'Clock, Al being Good Friday. The resolution
wa agreed 10, and the Bishop requested Rev.
casiOa w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

In THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATORS, wo-
mans rights petrIon has been presented and
referred to the Judiciary Committee, with in
structions to make an early report upon il.
The petition asks for female suffrage; that mar
ried women may make wills of their property;
that . widow be entitled to the use for life OF
the whole Of her husbands real estate; and
that she succeed to the ownership Of the whole
Of his personal estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF CONNECTICUT ELEC-
TIos.-In Connecticut the full vote. officially
counted, aggregates se,267, larger by more than
500 than ever before. OF this, English re-
ceives a majority Of 1,7sl. The State Legisla-
ture will probably benine Democrats to twelve
Radicals in the Senate. and the House of Repre-.
sentatives will stand los Democrats to 100
Radical members, according to present calcu-
lations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10
NonrH CARoI1rA.-Ths radical nar

NORTH CARoLInA--Ihe radical party
in North Carolina seems to be engaged in
a Kilkenny cat fight that is likely to de.
feat them on the gubernational ticket
Daniel X. Goodloe formerly Of this city and
well known here,) has been nominated for
Governor by the nti-Holden republicans; and
the quarrel is growing very acrimonious. A
paper called the Holden Record started by
III II. Helper, deyotes itself to showing up the
antecedents of Mr.. Holden as a secessionist,
snd is very personal and bitter in its assaults.
The Con invention will probably be carried by a
considerable majority as the division in the
Republican ranks does not extend to that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10
C. kEWARD.-Strayed svay Saturday Mar
81 "a, o small RED COW.
BOARDING..

LOB RENT-Two Furnished Front PARLOIS
II on ID. and TIVE on Sd floor. either with or
zithout BOARD. Apply at No 337 Pennsylys-
MA avenue. spN3t
A FEW B0ARDERs CAN BIZ ACOOMMO-
"A dated with BOARD and LODGINGS st q sd
per week. Table BOsrc So 50 per week. Apply ~
sos street, between 18th and 18th. splOH'
RoARD-Two or thUe Gentlemen snd their
- Wives can be accommodated with first class
B0ABD, IN quiet hotel Of moderate prices. Also
Anew Single Gentlemen. Address Post Once Box
ga giving references. 1t
EOR RENT-Eegsntly furnished PARIoRs
II with or without board, at 445 18th streat be,
tween and G.. spiTts
FlRsr-CLAss BOARD, WITT very fine ROOMS.
several nne Iarge and slfy ROOMS have Ju-t
dietary Square. Delightful spring and summer
residence aplln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

TIE MEETING OF THE BALTIMORE PREsRY-
TEEN-Ihis body, composed of the clerical
and lay members OF the Presbyterian Church
fOld sc hOol,) met in Baltimore TUESDAY, and
Is stIll IN session: Rev. J. j. Coale, moderator
The committee having the matter in charge
reported W Ii. Neese and W. ]. Chichester
fsvorsbly as candidates fer the ministry Rev
Alonzo Michael, of Belair, was received as a
candidate for the ministry. The statIscal re-
ports represent that within the bounds of the
presbyfery there are 20 churches, 30 ministers.
candidates and 1000 communicates The
contributions are reported double Of those of
last year. The delsg TO the General As
sembly were elected follows: Rev. j. g..
Bacehus, L. = q. Smith; alternates, Reys r.
H. Williams, Il. +. Myers; elder principals
W H. Garfield. Moses Hyde; aIternates, j. N
Brown, j q. Matthews. On motion, the Pres
oyteTy requested the General Assembly to take
INTO confederation the propriety of holding a
convention at some convenient place on the
SUBJECT OF foreign missions. The report of the
deirgstes To the Philadelphia Convention wa :
adopted, and a resolution that a committee of
hye be appointed to confer with similar Pres
hyteTian BODIES in compliance with the resolu-
hons of the Philadelphia convention. II was
determined to hold an adjourned meeting on
the I'd OF Juue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

TIE WEEKLY STAR. now on our eoun ter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tsins full account of the Impeachment trial
ir The United States Senate; a capital story
of "A Modern Hero" Republican and Demo-
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Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10
OFFICIAL,


ANDREW yoHHeoR, President Of The Uni<ed
States Of America.
TO ALI wHoM IT NAY ooNoeRM:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
70 srstAat Post Capsaia PRlrox MAKsvouroSB
has hen appeinted Oonsuf Of Russia. a. Sitkha,
do hereby recognise him assueh aed declare
him free to exsrcise and emily such functions,
pcwera and privileges as are allowed to Con.
suls bI the Inv of nations, Or by tho laws Of
the Unlted Stntes and existing treaty stipula-
tons between the 0overnInent OF Russia and
the United States.
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused
these letters to be made patent, and
the seal of the United States to be
hereunto afflxed.
Given under my hand at the city of
ruh Washington, the 9Th day Of April, A.
t'AA'I ID. 1e6e, and Of the Independence of
the United States of America the 92d.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President: -.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

- Fast day In MichiE In April q.
- Baltimore is full Of young men from the
south seeking elerkships.
Charleston. 5. G..
~ The Baluno-e Evening Post is dead. IL
vss enc hundred and fifteen days old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

DEATn OF An Ex-CoNGREssMEN-
Msgee, member Of the New York Csnstitu.
tional convention from Schuyler county died
OF paralysis on Sunday, In mis- 7ith wear Mr.
Mage was Democrat In politics and a mem.
ber Of Congress during Gen. Jackson's admin.
Etrstion. He was an efficient promoter Of rail.
roads IN Central New York. Born poor, he
died possesor, II is said, Of q fortune Of aboul
2fzO0,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

REv. MIR TYSG IN Fresh TRoUBLR-Rey.
srpnrn H. i yneshaying preached in a Metho-
dist meetin Z house repeatedly since his admo
hIuOA by the Bishop. 10 he said that the proper
'cciesiastical authority have taken the prelini-
nay sFps 70 oolige him to show cause why
the penalty In such cases made and provided
oy the canon should not be- imposed "a pom him
i nat penalty. we believe, Is suspension from
the ministry. SO the end of the Tying case is
not vet. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

A SPTCx OF FEyIAN TRoUBLH-General =
II. Spear, late Of the United States Army, and
now Secretary Of War of the Fenian Brother
MOOD arrived here on Saturday from the bor-
der DE IS Accompanied by General George T.
fskeit, Of Mississippi Chief Of Typographical
Ensineers Il. r.. A.-PoriIand Me- Argus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

TURNING THE TABLEs.-Itis rather a curious
reversal Of things that the secular papers are
sharply calling the religious weekles, the New
York Ip6epend,Ht, EzamiHsT. Church Union, and
other papers, TO account for publishing indie
cent advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

81 From J. Shillington we have The
Comedy of Convocation in the English
Church." a smartly written brochure from a
Catholic standpoint, now exciting consider
able interes in the religious world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

Inc an Guilty between the grain shippers
and the vessel men at Chicago Is hacnyain.
quite serious. One hundred and one Of M
principal shippers have signed an arreemsn |,
90 have no dealings with the vessel owners wh =
" III not adopt the new bill OF iading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

THE PHILADELPHIA MINT is now prepared
10 exchange, on demand, one and TIVE cent
bronze and three and five cent nickel copper
Coins for United States notes. or drafts on Phil
sdelphia or New York banks, payable in such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

CAriIAL GOING TO VIRGINIA-A Franklin
county lfa) gentleman on his way TO Virginia
estimates that over s2Oo0o0 will 10 ,.bsn o.
virginia tnis spring from that county alone
by persons emiSrating 70 the aOld Dorninion ;,
Ha2svs.es~s Nail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

- The Baltimore Chronicle publishes daily
list OF marriage licenses issued in that city.
giving the names Of the applicants for hyme-
rial felicity