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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

The whole Island OF Cuba Is III an exei,at
state ana business Il prostrated ON accoun- cf
the dIslrust and alarm OF the people. Tn.
captain General is strangely reticeut. A depu.
iajlcn CT leading citlz-us who called upon him
Were insuijed by an officer OF his household.
anu Tie lrdders were ordered to SPAN A teIe-
gram from the American Consul asking that q
lew Fitted States war vessels be sent thera VA .
refused transmission over The wires. The H.
surgen's are 6,cuO strong. numbering mauv
SpsraTds, and their cry is Spain. Prirn and
Serranc, and down with taxation. The troops
number i0,tO9. and axe aeknowls dyed 10 b.. In.
sufficient TO suppress the rebellion. Lersun5I.
y IL saId, has received ample instructions from
the Provisional Government. The news by
the EeXt CadiZ steamer is snxiousIy expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

WALLS OPEEA HOUSE." Foul Play Con.
unues 10 be the attraction at WaJrs Op.r,
House. There will be a matinee on Saturday.
and after Saturday night the piece will be fsal-
ly WITHDRAWN. The prices have been greatly
reduced for the matinee, as will be seen by al .
vertiserent, only fifteen cents being charged
Tor children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. ) Money n demand, at
per cent. on account, and : Commission. Elk.
change, 9S. Gold, 3 5.20's, 1862, coupon
o.. IO-4Os, coupon, }. North Carolina IS
Goa. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 50 \. Tennessee
eX-cOupon, g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

Sergeant Bates, the nag carrying pedestrian,
Is special postal agent, and isn't walking now
so much as he was. IL there Is anything
special agents excel in, il IS riding I'D. H on
railroads, and we have no doubt Bates enjoys
he change, and makes the most OF IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
~ FORESTS
HE ORIGINAL uNADULTERATED JUyI-

So much so ught for during the war and since and
which Is known to be . certain and reli able cure
Tor Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Neural
gs end many other diseases of the tnr oat and
lung. viii hereafter be put no by DR. J FOB
ktcT himself, at the principal dept for the
North: Mssers. COLEMAN ROGERS, Drug
FISTS, g Baltimore street, Baltimore, who are
the only authorized to use my sign attn re- and
where all druggists can be supplied on terms offer
iIg very liberal profit. For sale by all Drug
eists. None genuine without my portrait and
signature.
no 3lw JIM FORREST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Virginia 6's, old, in
scribed, As bid, 49, asked; do. 1866, SIX bid; do
1-67, 49H bid, do. coupon, new, 80 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
New York Grain MARKET vs.day

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-FlOur dull and jalOc
lower. W heat duh and LAP cents lower. Corn
dull, without change in prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

Horace Greeley seems 10 have aadsd ro.s,. .,
ms 0ther graces and accomplishments. We
submit 'ne following, copied from the editorial
columns Of yesterdays Tribune, As the ron, /,
Tor our belief e'ON''
l%o mote unfOrtunates,
weary of breath
Rashly importunate
Gone 10 their death,
Take them up tenderly
Lift them with care
Handle them gingerIy
Seymour and Blair"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
%NO1ICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN

REGISTERS OFFICE, November 2, 1868
Notice - hereby given that Licenses issued to
keepers Of Hotels, TAverBs, Ordinaries, Restsu-
rants, sample Rooms Tippling Houses, Wholesale
ahd Retail Dealers OF Spiri tuous aud Fermented
Liquors: Wines, and Cordials, Groceries DRY
Goods. Hats, Caps, Boots: Shoes, and Ready
made Clothing, Hardware, Medicines, Perfumery,
watches ana Jewelry, Lumber, Wood and Coal
Commission Merchants. Hackney Carriages.
Omnlbuses. II Il. X. Cars. Billiard Tables, Baya-
teile 4 ables Ten pin Alleys, Confectionery, and
for Hawking and Peddling, aud Dealers in Old
Iron, Brass, Copper. &C will expire on MON
DAY. the I'd day Of November. IS5S. and that said
Licenses must be renewed AT this office within ten
days Thereafter. y. A. BOSWELL.
no lUt Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

In my
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
have now stock from which one cannot fail to
make selection-having
PARLOR SUITS
ranging from SIS to $50, consisting Of
SOFAS from $40 10 600.
GENT'S CHAIRS fIom $40 to SIS
SIDE PARLOk CHAIRS from s to SD
ETAGERES from S. to $40.
MARBLE TOP TABLES from $40 to SIS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Banging from SIS to 81, 800. consisting of
BEDSTEADs from Sl2 TO 500.
BUREAUS with Mirrors, from 80 to 5000
WASBsTANDS from So to 500
TABLES from So to S50
CHAIRS from 81 to 80 each.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, in imitation Of
OAK, CHESTNUT, ENGLISH OAK, MAPLE
aud Painted In different ColOrs, Plain and Hand
sonely UInsmented, from : 81 to $40, with and
without Marbles.}
UPHOLSTERED AND CANE SEAT ARM
EASY CHAIRS and ROCKERS, from SIS to SIS
DINING AND SITTING ROOM CANE-sEAT
CHAIRS, WALNUT and OAK, from 81 to SIS
each
IMITATION WALNUT AND OAK do, at $50
to 81 each.
LADIES' ROCKERS. from SIS to $40.
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hR. BURTON'S
IL TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

III Hh.
IL TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR To-
BAcco Is sntirely resetabls and harmless, and is
reHes the blood the system, possesses
great nourishipg and strengthening powers, en-
axes sleep Ieire.hins' and estabiishes robust eSs
health Smokers and eheUs,s for sixty years cured.
s s.tse Injurious eject. Of soSssso
with lists OF testmenialc, references, etc, SENT
DR.. T. 3. ABBOTT, Jersey City, Nj
TESTIMONIALS.
Burton g Antidote from Rev. J. M. Poulton, and
8. GATsHAL, Connection, Harrison Co., Ohio.
FROM THE g. TREASURY. Sscretdry sOTcs.-
Please send a supply Of the ANrIDoTE. Tie one
o. T. EDGAR.
FROM NEw HAMPsHIRE STATE PKIsos.-Gsn nile
appetite for tobacco by usins Dr. Burton 8 Anti,
dots, we desire a supply for the prisoners of this
JosEPH MAYO. Warden of N h. State Prison.
ABANKsR's TESTIMONY DIR. Burtons Antidote
0r si s Ss B.ns
TIDoTE cured my brother and myself. IT NEVER
Kelley's Station, Pa.
FROM TIE POLICE HEADQUARTERS, LYNN, MASS
on By ZIP By i and !.
VIM. L. WAIT, JR.
MORE, MD.-One box Of Burton s Antidots 1enorsd
81 desire for the weed from me. 1 take pleasure
In recommending 1t to all cur readers.
T.Y. SLATER, Editor.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
nei-sm TRADEMARK C0Pyrtgktsd.l
EARTHEN DRAIN AND WASTE PIPE.
have Sp R Rsps .S I:Egs lot s sf TN n,,r
which ! viii sell at lower figures than was ever
offered in this city.
BINGHAM,
oc 01T1 316 ST.. between 9Th and 9th
l. Rsi Rs!i Rslll
Just opened large and well selected emit of
LADIES' AND MISSES DRESS FURS.
b. II. STINRMETZ
Halter and Furrier,
oc sl.lw 234 PennsNv nue.
A LII OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEpI.
"A CIMIS and DY1 STUFFS css be had st e K
DOOL b Drug store, east Sd street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Capitol Bill. no 8 Inn
USAGE ORANGE PLANTS.
One Year Old, etocky and Strong. III
Tor sale ct 9s Per thousand byA
JOHN A. BAKER,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
oeN-D&Wtf No. 90 and 80 Louisiana avenue.
EOR FRESH AND SWIFT BFRMUDA AR.
ROW Root, DAT NAL, and other FARINA
20 to r \. p0nLEY1 Drug and Prescription
Stores Cspltoi Hi!i. no lmH
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5000 TE EM u}.s.E YORK BUoKwBsAr
TirSi.s oSeps, 9 g. the sp e snsliy.
2l0 900 PICKLfS al IN v D. rrkR, tselected.D
roS Az bsy.ASkkRkL, No. 4.
re avee1s. ollosite NiIIsrds &C sIn
A soarss .Dd po SosFsSSEINssT o. .0ILsr
slsayso or land ct FX poorrVs n',hp noes'
Capitol Fill. D0o Apssnscs.T'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

H"POTOMAC REAL ESTATEAND BUILD
uS ING COMPANY special meetings Ter
sale Of Shares every MONDAY EVENING during
this month, At Temperance Hall, Il street, between
9th and 10Th streets.
stop paying emit and buy a House 30 shares will
entitle Sou to borrow $500 by paving : IS per
month. so shares, $500 by paying SIS per month.
Gee constitution. nO53t
0ENOTICE.-Those who want to take stock
~ ia the NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
in Georgetown. ID C., will meet at Laug's Hotel
Eridge st. near High, THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov jth, a. o III. no ais
G+FAIR IN THE FIRST WARO-The La
uS dies of the WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH hold FAIR al Green's Hall, Penn "a
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets EVERY
elites connected with it-An Empress on her
Throne: Tin Table; a Jacobs Well; q Fish Pond;
Post Office; Fortune Teller. A daily paper il is
snsd. called The Ladies Invitation" Admission
10 cents no3 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

Inc New York World yesterday makes e.a5.
crate boasts over the ompleteness Of its election
returns. but careful examination of its long
columns OF tables proves them to be a confused
mas OF undehnable and unreliable figures Of
nespPIoAimated results III insignificant TOW
SHIPS II does succeed, however, in making
out IN head line merely TO Its returns, thai
Grant ard Colfax have been elected. Illinois
Is put down Al rough estimate as having gon >
Republican by 60.OO0 majority, yet the IYorsY
prints the entire Democratic ticket as the one
winch has been elected in that SAFE. Irput,
DoHEelly Rep OF Minnesota among the Con.
slessneh eject when rs own dispatches IN
ahother column state that he is defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

lME MAKE money by purchasing LINE of 4
IL ;. ALLEN. Office. rear Of Metropolitan Io-
tel, between 9th and 7th st eets uo3-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LJSI ANU FOUND.
STRAYED OR eTOLBN-Ou "Wednesday sight
- November 4th, a Dark Chestnut PONEY, WITH
Nhite fetlot Joint; white spot on forehead; n Ne
rscker III the finder will return him to WILLIAM
Boo1H, on Ridge street, between N aud north
sn1 Aud 9th west, he will be suitably rewarded.
bos WILLIAM BOOTH.
AkEN UP hSrkAY, ON MY PREMISES,
on Tuesday, the Sd met, one COW. The 0vaer
charges, and take her sway.
no 5-s.T mi ""0Oo O''"e'e''
FOUND TREsPAssTNG ON MY PREMISES
an old spotted COW. Also, q Bay MULE
iame IN hind leg. Owners wanted. Apply 20
GEOkGA kEID, Inaeside Farm, near Colu mhia
Oolese. no 4-2tt
&S RkWARD-strayed away, en- the 3lst nit
,OO Black Dry cow, heavy with calf, white
horns black At the ends, white on her sho1 lder
ana nank- The above ard will be paid IL re-
turned te MATTHEW MYERS, eth street road
between the two Parks. no, ri.
e REWARD-Lost, en- Saturday last a r. scI
S.J and Tan TEkRIER DOG; answers 20 the
name OF JOCK, had on a cream cosred collar The
above reward will be paid If delivered at IS isth
ST., bet. lass ave. and n st NO s-Ns
GAME TO MY PREMISES on the sIst of Octo
~ Der. red COW, with horns turned down The
owner 10 requested to come fOrw ard. prove pron
erty, pay charges, and take her away
q. JOHNSON.
noS-a fs St. near Brishtvood, n. q.
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HSHORsE FAIR&A
THE NATIONAL COURSE,
WARRINGTON. ID. @.

ID.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10, Is6-.
FIRST nAY-Premium, 500 for all horses
owned In the District thirty days previous 4 dst1
M =, 81, IN I'VE mile heats, 10 harness. four or
Ffietmium, FOR Running Horses, single ds.h OF
sECoND DAY-Premium Of $50 for Trotting
Horses TO harness mile heats III have never al.
en- three minutes in public
came Dsy-Pren ium, 5 70 for best Style Horse in
Same Day-Premium for best Saddle Horse
lhIhD DA1-Premium, e5D for fastest Double
.eam owned by one person. male heats, best two an
Premium, $40 for beet matched Double Team
owned by one Ve'son.
Premium, Sleo Tor Running Horses. single dash
F0UBTH DAY-Prpmium, $500: open TO all
Trotting Horses, mi . heats tht g. IN i've u hAr-
ntss Tour OF mOIe 60 ni two more TO start. Time
REQUIRE % be msde ia rlis race Is r Jgff.rvr,d
daN and traCk-thr winning horse oFrocefya -
and the COZ a sIH0.
FIFTH DAY-Pr-mium $50 for Running Hor-
20 receive SIS, second hOIse, SIS. Three 60 MI,
Premium sas for TrOtting Colt, four year,-o,a..
Premium, : 3 for best fhor7Veb -5rsF stallion
Premium, els tor beet Brood Mare.
Premium, go for best Spring Colt.
AT the above races to BE- governed strictly by
the rules % the tract
No premium viii be contested for after dark.
Facing 10 c0iumsDce each day AZ , D clock
All entries must be ma 1e IN writing. And fsB psr
M. on premiums 70 BE- contested for incl0sei, on
or before the first day OF November.
kSery thing connected with the above Fair viii
De Conducted IN an honorable snd upright man
nef aud IN every case the premiums to ne cortes-
teI Tor VIII he hung mp IN the stand before start
address 81 entries 70 T. WILLIAMS TreaSura-
eofhta on eiAt str 81 east and PennSs lyaHis
IOe, W sshlhgton, u Q &C 2Ilsw5~-
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Government Securities.

WARRINGTON, Nov. S, Io6e.-Jay Cooke &
10. fnrnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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INV BUCKwHEAT, BUTTKR. &c.

~ 4. &c.
Have this day received
90 lbs. Extra Huled BUCKWHEAT
50 kegs GLADES BUTTER
bbls Extra Quality SYRUP
Also.
u kegs PICKLES, put up expressly fsr
family use,
And for sale low by
BROWNING i MIDDLETON,
hOJ-eolW No. 343 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

JUsT RECEIVED
900 Bbls. CHOICE WINTER APPLES.
500 BEST WHITE ONIONS
80 boxes New York Factory CHEESE
90 Small ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
for family use
Kegs, for family use ~
ONE TON CHOICE CArAwBA GRAPES.
BEST New York WHITE GLOVER
Constantly receiving the best Diaries of
NEW YORK BUTTER
ii large and ANAL packages, for sale by the
NOkTH1RN PRODUCE COMPANY
Pennsylvania avenue,
no5u between 10Th and lltn streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
,As FIXTChEs AND CHANDELIERS.
VIM WHII,AN

NM. WHlLAN,
No. 2iO street, near Treasury Builling
EXTENSIVE and BEAUTIFUL Stock of Chandeliers
ano Gas Fixtures always hand. Daily in re.
OF the latest ana best sty les from the North
erniFactories. Call and'select exactly what you
want Prices as low in PHILADELPHIA or New
Yerk Ipo 5-lm'I VIM WHEIAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

In my
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE DE-
PARrMkNT,
have fine WALNUT AND OAK DESKS, from
Sl5 TO SlW.
-LAARIIss' FANCY DESKS AND sECRE.
TAR1Es, from $40 to $40.
LIBRARY GASES AND SECRETARY CASES
OF several patterns. from S45 to $50.
Fine GARD. WALNUT, and OAK LIBRARY
Plain LIBRARY and OFFICE TABLES, from
$40 to SO.
LIBRARY and OFFICE UPHOLSTERED, and
other Cha IFS from Back and
IN THE BEDDING DEPARTMENT,
Ibaye constantly on hand my own make and
make to order
MATTRESSES OF all kinds and sizes. from
snsH nSes CURED Hs1
Finest assortment Of all weol White, Silver
SoMEHErsi sRShhps MARsEILLEsand 9TH
PILLOWS and BoLsrERs. with SLIPS"
SHEETS, &C., &c.
The MOST APPROVED SPRINGS In the
market.
Special atteptlon 10 called to about 50 Pate rms
'TAfEeTRY TERRY'S,n aud PLAIN TER.
RY - from which parties can make selection, In
having Furniture made to order.
PARJOR and CHAMBER MANTEL MIRRORS
ard SMALL MIRRORS, in Walnut and Gilt
Frames, &C.
A fine assortment Of PLAIN and FANCY WIN.
DOW SPADES, of all sizes.
Full line Of Green. Buff, White, Blue, and B rown
SHADE HOLLAND, all widths.
SHADE CORD, TAssELs, and FIXTURES Of
And in fact, everything for the
COMPLETE FITTING UP
AND FURNISHING OF HOTELS,
noARDiNG HOUSES, AND PRIVATE REsI.
DINCIS,
AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
'Ahh pAHp EXAMINE MY STOCK AMI
''ls' s REsNRH IRSEIfcHzsisd AM
w. b. MOSES,
AVENUE HOUSE.
sIAsrh AVID PENNSYLVANIA. AVENUE,
noSl" WASHINGTON. DC
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MABINI's tAsHlUNABLE DANCINa
WI ACADEMY, a
Il, between 9TH AID 10Th streets,
Is row open Tor reception az Pupils. For
s u az eTs apply 81 the Academy for circu
DAYS of Tuition. For Misses and Maste-.--rp..
osE, Ihnrsdsy, ana Saturday. from 90 y m
Tor entlsmen-honosy, W ednesday, aud sea
NLun3s IRON Q 10 ~ D. m. l4-u
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Q! Lsetcrss, e delivered st tAs Hcv eg Toss
ss1 .s:s s.ie ss Hssv &c sss. hs
ofissS s:!ss csAS:1 Ss.srally rsyssvs1; The esoS
counted Tor; narna0 Dhiiesorhicsiiy a. e, -
fookss yolumss so.s,s,,,. sA...,.--,,,
soryardse % Daress lnSSlS % sSSssS ~ ,ssu, II
= seyf Sei1Is y addrsssine: eECRHfIIf
IT. ~. IL ~ o 9. AsssesS end Ssisnes, sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

n
80 tsrr.ls prime New York APPLES, received
this day. aud .oT sale by
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
noJsolw No. 343 Pennsy lyania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

Jos. J. MAY 4 CO.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BEIwEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS,
IMPORTERS OF
RICH SILKS,
VELvETS,
IBIsH AND FRENCH POPLINs.
FANCY WOODEN DRESS GOODS,
REAL LACEs,
PARIS KID GLOVES, &c, &c.
r. TERMS CASH. W.
ONE PRICE ONLY-Marked in nlain
figures. r"
our customers And the public are r..,sc,.
i"il' Informed that We buy our good, tor CO..
and sell at . very small advance on tn. cos, "a
that the ssle'msn are not allowed TO tai -. ,.
any art Gle than il 10 marked. ''' 'o'
DO otlI il. MAY m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
COUNTY, RESIDENCE FOR RENT,

EOk sALE-Two new FRAME HOSES of four
L roome and stone basement each, situated ON
tn street, near East Capitol street. Price $500
each; Apply % RlCHARO ROTHWELL North A
and 9Th streets, Capitol Hill. oc29 Inn
FOB RENT-A nicely FURNISHED HOUSE
= Tor SlSo per month. Possession given Novem-
Der !st. None need apply unless they can give
on Msryland avenue, for go per month. Posses
sen given November Ath. Inquire at 81 Sd st
peIoW re. avenue. &C 2QeoSts
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-25

Gone Over TO the Episcopal Church.-Rev Il.
VI. Bird late of Valatie, n Y, has left the
l.,,Aeran, aud united with the Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Bird was the predecessor OF "
Krauth at ST. Stephen Church IN fhhaGe,
phia, and the chief compiler OF the English
Hymn Book of the Pennsylvania Synod.
Liberal offer.-It is understood thai, the
publisher of the New York LedePendeRt have
proffered the editorship of the religious de-
partmeut of that paper, with salary OF i've
thousand dollars a year, to the Rev. Glloert
Haven, editor of lions Herald
Ordination of a wOman.-The first instance In
the history of the religious denominations OF
Massachusetts Of the ordination OF woman to
the work of the ministry occurred on the 18TH
al bingham, when Mrs. Phebe a. Hanatord
was publicly set over the Universalist church
in that place.
Good Adviee.-The Methodist ~ W. AdUO-
cate says:
''Give to our great Church enterprises the
men they need but 40 more Let us resist
firmly the tendency to special agencies. The
pastors are the men TO take the collections OF
the Church, and any measure relieving them,
will, in the lOnS run, lessen the collections.
But take no man from u pulpit, without nece3-
sity Reduce, rather than increase, Church
Offices; lessen, rather than add TO, the drafts
on the pulpit
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-25
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Successor to DR.. Hamilton The Rev. w. Ar
not, of Edinburgh, Scotland, formerly OF elias
Cow, has been chosen to succeed the late Rev.
DR.. James Hamilton in the charge OF the
Scotch Presbyterian church, Regent Square,
London.
The Sunday Schools of FranCe,--The first Sun
day School in France was held in Paris in 1922.
There are now in that city and vicinity 6fty-one
Sunday Schools, and 900 pupils: In the de-
partmentS there are CSC Sunday Schools, with
80, 900 children.
Deserved HonOr.----Rev. Dr. Schauf1er, of
ConStanunople, has been made Doctor OF III,
vnity by the united Universities OF Halle and
Wittenburg, for his excellent translation OF
the New Testament into the Turkish language.
London Quarterly Revisw-.-The Rev. James
Ii. Rigg, ID. d., has succeeded the Rev. VIM.
b. Pope as editor of the London Quarterly
Review. The Review will change under his
editorial guidance tor the better IN some things,
but not in ALL Pope Is superior man In eve
ry possible way he is looked at-as writer, a
scholar, theologian, and man of finished
taste.-Irish Correspondent of the NdshoiHe
AdUOcate
The Rev. Robert Watts, D. D., the new Pro-
lessor OF theology IN the Theological Semlna-
ry of the Presbyterian Church IN Ireland, has
adopted Prof A. A. Hodges work on the
Atonement as textbook for his classes
Banner.
Large Legacy.---A legacy of $50, 600 has Just
been left to the Missionary Board Of the United
Presbyterian Church of Scotland-$20 600 for
China, and $4,000 for India. Six new labor
erS are called for
National Regard for the Sabbath.---A move
ment has begun among those employed in the
post offices of Great Britain, in favor Of the
entire cessation of work in the Offices on the
Sabbath. About u 600 persons are employed
every Sabbath in connection with the postal
service. There are no operations in the Office
in London on that day, and the object of the
movement is TO have the rest enjoyed there
extended over the whole of the United King
dom.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-25
Married,

March 10th, by Rev. Fl. K. Raymond, NArH N
G. White and Miss HELEN HowzE, all Of Mari
on, Alabama.
In Galveston, Texas by the Rev. j. G. John,
JoHX ADRIANcE and Miss CALLY II. TRUEHEARr.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. T. D. Jun
kin, at the residence of the brides father, Dr.
W. ALFRAD JoNks, of Madison, and Miss LEON
ORA B. JONES, of Rockbridge, Va.
February 18th, by the Rev. VIM. Piukerton,
JACOB NJ. KEsTERToN and Miss MARY c. HANG
Err, both of Augusta county, Va.
On the same day by the same, JOHN STEELE,
of Rockingham, and Miss MARY A. ARNOLD, Of
Augusta.
BY the same, March 5th, THos. H. JENNINGS,
Of Louisa county, and Miss MARY l.. Howard,
of Augusta.
By the same, March nth, MATTHEW j. CAMP
BELL, OF Augusta, and Miss SALLY CRIsT, Of
Rockbridge, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-03-25
Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March "a. 1865

TUESDAY, March "a. 1868.
Revised and corrected by T. J. SPENCER, Gen,
eral Commission Merchant, Shoe Warehouse
Richmond, Va.
GoLD-Selling, l4O@14l. SILvER-Selling
lS4@1S6.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Breaks larger and prices without change. We
quote:
Common Luss, light weights, S4@S6; Good
Lugs, good weights, 5000; Sweet Lugs, work
ing, S5@12; Common Shipping Leaf, S8@l4
Good Shipping Leaf, &12@9l7, Fine Manufacture
ing Leaf, Sl2@1S Common Wrappers, Sl26
30; Fine Fancy Wrappers, $1,000; Extra Fancy
Wrappers, S50@l50; New Steming, $S@S15;
Stems, S1@4.5O.
-'- PROVISIONS.
ola cents; plain hams, 169l8 cents: canyassec
hams, 1920 cents; joles, l0@1Ol cents.
F2otT.-Super6ne, Sll@1l3 Extra, l2@l23
Family, Sl4@l5.
Meal-Sl. l5@Sl.20.
Cofee.-Java, 45@50 cents; Laguira, 29@Sl
cents; Rio, 21@25 cents.
Sugars. l7@1S cents; refined ex
ira C, l6@163 cents; brown, 1906 cents.
MOlasSes. $1,000 cents Porto Rico, Ct
gro cents.
Butter.-Fresh country, 4O@5O cents. Com
mon, 10000
Candles. Sperm, 40 cents; adamantine, 2lG
% cents; tallow, 16a@l7 cents.
Salt-Alum, S2.50@S2 rs; Liverpool, So. 25
WooI-Washed, 35@SSc; unwashed, 25@S0.
Grain.-Wheat, S2.50@2 20 for white; red,
S2.2O@2.46; corn, s1.ll@Il4
oats, 70@75 cts.
Fiaz Seed.--S2 SO@S2
Bees War.-S3@S5 cents
Hay-S1. 5O@S1. 10 per 100 lbs.
Lime-Sl. 50@S2.
TSckings-lSaS0 cents.
Lard-l6@17 cents.
Fsh.-Mackerel, No. l, SHOPS; kits, 81. 2t
as; herrings, $63@ll.
Fresh Meats, &c.-Beef, nett, 6@s cents
mutton, S33S6 piece; pork, 1l@113 cts nett.
Eggs-Per dozen, l6@lS cents.
Chickens. -l8@22 cents.
Dressed Trheys-20@25 cents per pound.
BrOlon Shirtings-4-4. 1920 /, l4@l6 cts
Cotton Oznaburgs-l9@2O cents.
Gotton-22(925 cents without tax.
Timber.-Virginia Pine, S15@2l; seasoned
$22@25.
Shingles. Virginia heart, very dull, 4@S5
StareS-Whiskey barrel slaves and heading,
S259S2 -four barrel slaves $6@8.
Feathers-60@75 cents.
Peruvian Guano-Ss5@S6 cash from store.