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BermiiGte 8eridte.

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Stdnpal,) Die pgHprip" bebalptet, @pu,
perneur Seutrn barr $4,000 fir unter3etdb>
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8eritNerut8S Gpmpagnie gegelt Grpbeben
btleete.
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i'm nGamntanY = @ebdupe", 1T fur $26,0 900
per Sahr an Sarrett unp palmer permielbst
rpprpell.
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5eartgen StaSnatbsiitun8 wUpen TolBeuce
Sriefe %Serlelen:
gWiapcrS'I mtSlube, 16. gIo1. 1868.
Nn Sen adtbaren Stabratb! Metns Ser
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RETONSTRgCTiON.

GfoEGiA.-GeneraI Meade has issued an
o-der modifying General Pope's Order No. 81,
30 that all papers, except such 40 threaten APP
Pointed officers with yioleocs or prosecution,
aIe 10 he allowed 70 receive advertisements
under State or municipal laws ordinances
VII. re there Is but one paper in county. IT
nay receive such advertisements, irrpspect We
OF its policy. Opposition TO reconstruction
when conducted IN q legitimate manner. 10 not
to b. considered offence. G.. G.. Richards.
one of the extreme Radical delegates in the Con-
yention, was shot and dangerously wounded
let night bv a Radical politician OF Savannah
The military commission il investigating the
charges against the Mayor OF Savannah. with
closed doors.
OF ] eNas ended on the 3ist Of January. General
Hancock has ordered the publication of the re =
yised lists IN the county papers, and IN form of
handbIlls, to be distribute, d and posted IN the
most conspicuous places, the expenses Of print
ing and distribution to be paid from the recon
struction fund. II ~ said that General Han =
COCK has been petitoned 70 extend the time for
reNision, Dot refused, on the ground that the
time provided by law has expired, and the pub
hcaton Will prevent fraud.
SOUTH CAROLIsA.-In the Con vention yes
terday Mr.. kainey, a colored delegate, offered
a RESOLUTION. dec Iaring to the people of South
Carolina and the world that the Con vention
has no lands AT Its disposal; that no con fiscaton
act has been passed by Congress; and, IN the
behalf of the Convention, never will be, and
that the only manner for the landless to obtain
land Is by purchase.
NORTH CARoLINA.-The Convention was
engaged during most OF yesterdays se-s sion in
the DISCUSSION of the ordinance in favor Of the
Wilmington, Charlotte, and Rutherfordtou
road. After a lengthy discussion, the ordi-
nance passed.
NIRGINIA.-ln the Con vention yesterday
three sections of the ordinance on the executive
department were adopted. The Governor is to
serve four years and is not to be eligible for the
succet ding term.
ALABAMA.-Gen. Meade will remain in
Montgomery during the election commencing
to-day.
LoUIsIANA.-The Con yention anticipates an
adjournment sine die on SATURDAY. next
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Baltimore Markets,

Flour.-There was some inquiry yesterday
for flonr, one or two shippers being i'm market,
but 20 lar ~ we could learn no sales were
made. The iobbing trade is exceedingly dull
Prices remain steady.
GraIn.-The market was more active yestrr-
day than 1t has been for several DAYS past, the
transactions in Corn being especially heavy
Sales were made on Change of some I0uOD to
i2,tn bushels Western mixed, and about so %
bushels white at ~ 20. deliverable at the Point,
and a cargo of 5000 bushels very prime white,
afioat, brOug hit ST. There We're sales also of
some 1900 to 400 bushels white and yellow, in
lots, at from p .0J To 81 IL for white ~ to quail
i'y and condition. and i.11aS1.I5 tor yellow
h' at Was firm at prev ious rates, viz: jUaS. s.
for good red, and .5aS2. - for prime and choice
do. The receipts. about 500 bushels, We're
mostly sold within this range. Oats We're ac-
tive about 5000 bushels selling at 1:,a1J cts the
bulk at the inside figure.
Pruyi-Ions.-ThP demand l. more active for
provisions, and the market firm with rather an
upward tendency. Bulk Meat is fully /, of a
cent. higher. There were sales late on Satur-
day of +O,M0 lbs. RIB Sides, loose, at tJ4Iai02
CT, 2n1 lbs. clear rib do. at II cents and to-
day "a cents was offered for Shoulders, loose
Bacon il firm at II cents for Shoulders. T. .at2I
cents for RIB Sides, l3 cents for clear rib do and
!6al- cents for Hams, and il l. moving off quite
freely at these figure. Lard il wanted, but il
Is held above the views of buyer, IL 4 being
asked for prime kettled rendered and IL cents
for steam; "a cents il offered for prime kettle
Mess Pork is held firmly at So for Western
but there il none selling.
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RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHOKIZL0 To ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven O'clock The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
a. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
MRS POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week.
The LADIES OF SECRETARY BRowSISa's
FAMILY Will receive their friends, As usual, on
Wednesdays. from ~ TO O'Clock. p. m Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER COLPAx's RECEPTIONS are 70 be
every Friday evening, from * TO II p. IN.
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
sIster, Mrs and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
e.ntiemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from 1 TO y. m.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on Wed
nesdsy evening, February 6th. No cards of
invitation will b. issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Notwithstanding the adverse features of the
Rsnk statementin New York, money continues
very abundant at 4a5 per cent, the latter being
tie general rate on stock collatPrals The large
iTcpase In loans, shown in the statement, is
due, TO a considerable extent to new invest
msnis Of the banks ia Government securities,
which they usually include in their statement
OF leans. The specie portion of the deposits has
ben reduced TO Si1E,j o., so that the increase
in the currency do posts is Si,i0,OG, AID not
S3-aiE,t0, which represents the increase on
specie and currency combined. During the
earlier part of the week the Treasury was
drawing upon the hanks quite freely, which
may account for the loss of 81, 10000 in Legal
Tenders; later, however, the Treasury bought
a large amount of Seven -thirties, " hch. ring
the present week, Is likely TO cause n return OF
currnCy 10 the banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

SECRETARY MCCULLOCH, in his letter to Sem
a'or sherman, chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee. dat q January -, giving a state
mtHt T. 20 how the expenses OF the Department
under the reorganization bin now before the
Senate v Ould compare with those of the pres
snt organization, strongly urges the passage of
thu bill, and says the necessity of a considera-
bic permanent increase of compensation seems
uGquestiOnabl,; the business of the Treasury
ID paT;ment is of growing magnitude and I'M
TcT'ancs; The imperfections of the present
organization 3re IN many points keenly felt.
and the importance OF retaining tired and
experienced clerks can hardly be overrated
The clerks, particularly those holding
prominent positions chiefs OF divisions
many of them directing the operations of nu-
meTOus others, receive at present little more
than half the salary their services would COM
mand irCm priv ATE parties. The Treasurer for
example, receives a salary of >6-JOD; the Com
m.s-iOn,r CT Inter nal Revenue, s6OOo; and the
CCrnptl Oller Of the Currency, 5000: while the
Assistant Secretaries, and the Comptroller of
the Treasury. Who il the highest officer Of the
Government in matters of accounts receive
but $3.50 n spectiyely-nO more than is award
ed 20 the deputies in some of the bureaus The
same saIaIy of S3.5, is given to the head of the
statistical bureau, while the heads of divisions
IN the SeCretaTy's Office. whose functions are
quite a. important, receive but Sl.s0J. The
Secretary also suggests n rule requiring posi-
tons in higher grade to be filled from the
grades below, together with sugh provisions as
would secure the retention of competent clerks
tbrCJ Oh every change of admin istration: pro-
vision might also BE- made tor a committee
formed of prominent officials in the Depart
ment 10 whom. a an advisory board, should
h. submitted charges and complaints against
Cietts and Off cialS of the Department
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Lewis Johnson 4 Co quote stscks and bonds

LEWIS Johnson q 20. quote stsck5 and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-First Board-U. =. 6's.
kSl, coupon, Il1X; 5.2Os, 1867, coupons, lily
io6i, coupon, lU94; 1865, coupons, i1OS: 1850,
coupon, new, los: 5.2rs, 1857, coupon. los (;
1e.4os, coupons, IOi 1905, second. IU7 Z; Dos,
third. lC +; Pacific Mail. III; Atlantic Mail,
%; Canton, So; Cumberland, az; Western
Union Telegraph. 36b 5; Quicksilver. p 4 Mari
posa, 81; do. prefer'd. IS; Boston Water Power,
~; N. \. Central. I27 a. Erie. "a 4: do p'd. T94
Hudson, l45; Reading, "a q Michigan Central,
1l2a Michigan Southern, 800: Illinois Central.
l3i; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 96f: Northwest
ern, 5sa do. prerd. 1875; Cleveland and Toledo,
10y; Rock Island, 9cA; Fl. Wayne, 1909.
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, II !, Wells,
Fargo & Co. Express, ~: Merchant, Union,
3'a; American Express, GO: United States
Express. 731 Adams Express, a, Gold. al {.
LONDON, Feb. As p. M.-Consols for Money
@asa9'H. Consols for Account. 93aawS. U.
;. 5-2o Bonds. t2sa.2a. A. & q. w. K. r.,
14 Erie, asa. Illinois, S6H.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 3-5 p. M.-Bonds, s6b
LIVERPOOL, Feb. .S-5 p. N.-The Cotton
Market closes quiet; days sales foot up 92,UD
bales Niddlng uplands, 7kaoS. Middling
Orleans &ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

"A MAN IHEoAT CUT.-Yesterlay Sergeant
IiiG - aITt strd James J.. Bnrch. a runner nj a
sailor boarding house, No. - Thames street on
the charge CT cutting the throat of a sailor
ns;afd Philip Mckenzie, who was a boarder
and the parties were brought before Justice
Gathers for examination. The injured man
had hl> thTOdt seriously cut, the knife entering
Uncsr IN" l'ft 'ar and passing around and De-
yOnd the Windpipe To the right. DR. j. NJ SuI-
iivan was called, and found the wound a dan
geIous one. the small veins being cut and the
outer covering of the carotid artery bein-
touched and abraded. TN the examination be-
fore the Justice but little else could be- learned
oth'r than there had been a personal conflict
The Justice committed Burch to await the ae
tIon of the grand jury, aud held all present a.
Wi'nfsseS.-SCI-. .NuV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

The MARYLAND SESATORsHIP-In the
Maryland House of Delegates yesterday, a res
OIution was adopted requesting Attorney Gen
cral Jones 10 give his opinion. a soon as posi-
biz, respecting the legality of the recent election
of Hon. W. i. Hamilton a. United States Sena-
tor, and whether or not the Governor of the
STATE l. bound, under the acts of Congress. an a
;he Constitution of that State, 10 issue a certIn
cate Of election 10 Mr.. Hamilton - senator from
Maryland for six years from the ith of March.
i-Gl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

EUROPEAN NEws.-Cable dispatches last
night say the Paris journals generally deplora
ti" tone and tendency of the debate on the biI
iSr the n guletlOn OF the pr-ss. They think the
SprOeitICn viii cause its withdrawal by the
Government and fear the final result Will lie
The extinction Of whatever liberty the press OF
The country may still possess. Prince Joseph
Name teld has b'en appointed President of the
upper house Of the ReIchsrath. and of the Su-
itme Court Of Justice. Dispatches from ia
pan announce hat HIOga and Osaka We're, AT
he beginning OF the wear, thrown open TO
foreigners. The captain and two sailors of the
~Shooner Moses Waring, which fOundered al
ga were rescued on the 18th ult.. by the bark
Minnie Gordon, and brought to GibraIter
In had been seven days without food, and
were tllGCd 10 resort to the flesh of the mate
y 10 had died from exhaustion. When picked
Up the men were hardly able TO move or speak
" are now recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

50 Champagne is made from petroleum.
- Western milleTs are said TO be mixing
white corn meal with their -four.
% All kinds of soft, porous stone become
ha I'd by withdrawing them viii fresh lacked
lime.
sTThe West Troy cooperative Foundry
hss G ear e. over 1--WE thousand dolla-s in five
nloaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

a. John Caldwell, q member of the police
force OF Chicago. stepped into a saloon on Clark
siIeet. in that city, was invited 10 take a glass
Of cider, and dird in three hours afterwarIs
He had twice srrested the keeper OF the saloon
Tor violations OF the law, and suspicious ARE
entertained that revenge prompted the publican
10 poison him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

NATIONAL THEATIR.-The Richings' Eng
hsh Opera Troupe performed sMartha'' last
evening in an admirable manner to a very full
house, considering the rival attractions of the
Presidents reception and the Dickens reading.
Tonight the company will appear in the DO
b rAian GIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

mUIhEE Urges HER CHILDREN TO KILL A
i-Ah;-A !an named James McIuniaon and
me sistrr Ellen, aged respectively thirteen and
niirtn, Serr sIraigned in a BROOKLYN Court on
Mt,.he-nay' eh5rged with attempting TO muir
OCT boy OF twelve, named Hayes Ths ,noth
.nr OF Hayes testified tha: she had heard -.
niOthsr of The children urge them to XIII xa,,,,s
Saye1. an 'ssy had beeten him, being d.tec,.5
in the act OF striking him while own with a
bTickbat and IN iron shovel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

IHE NV YORK WORKISG-MgN's Assem-
ELT.-ln the Working Men Assembly AZ Al
hsny on FRIDAY, Il was resolved TO present a bill
20 the Il glsiatUre prohibiting children under
twelve years being employed in factories. and
against the employment OF minors more than
Hour hours day. The following officers were
cho~-h Tor me ensuing year President. VIM J.
Jessup, OF New York; First Vi,e President
Henry Is. Mulhall. OF New York: Second Vice
President, Samuel Whitney. of Iansingburg.
SecTe'aTy, Alexander Troop, of New York:
Treasurer, John Norton. of Albany: Warden.
Richard R0se, Of Poughkeep-le. The A sem
bly, then adjourned siR> de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
To.day's New York Markets,

BY TeIpgraph.I
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet and
firm. Rye dull. Oats are steady Pork dull:
Mess siss564 Lard firm AT i31, alia. Whis-
ky nominal. Barley steady. Peas nominal.
Cotton duh at ioai9x for Middling Upiand-
Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine firm ut 81
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

TIE F1RsT.-To-day the first of the South
srn elections will take place. in Alabama. The
neW Constitution will be voted on. and Con-
gre. men and State ofiiceTS elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

WILTON J. sAFFOLD,
formerly Of MONTGOMERY, AIabaWsa,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR-AT-LAw.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
once No. 42s D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice In the Supreme Court OF the United
ststes, Court Of Claims and the Courts Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
rompt Attention. % l6-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

81 The First Branch OF the City Councils
of baltimore yesterday adopted resolutions in =
wiling President johnson TO wish Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
breeding CAGES N
A good assortment OF BIRD CAGES Fl
At OGDESS House Furnishing Store, E~J
5l9 eth ct. near Peuna. avenue
f. A q SO
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
l. UNI1ED STATES PATENT OFF

:. 10 rs.
On the petition of T. G. ALLEN, of Boston
Mass praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him the 9th day of October 1857 for an
years from the expiration of ssid patent, which
taxes place on T. 9Th day Of October, 1871
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day OF June
next at IL clock M; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have wby
said petition nght not to be granted.
Persons opposi"g the extension are required 10
ME inthe Pate Mt Once their objections specially
set forth In at least twenty day before the
DAY Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be take and
transmitter in accordance with the rules of the
once, which will be fnrnishe on appli cation
timony must be hled In the Office twenty days be-
lore the day of hearing; the arguments, if any
with IN ten days AFTER filing the testimony
Ordered also that this notice he publ shed in the
heTrbi ran and the NfsiIigsncer, Washington ID
T., and IN the journal, Boston. Mass once "A week
for three successive weeks; the of said publ
cations 70 be at least sixty days previous the sy
OF nearing. A. VI. STOUT,
fe WV Acting Commi .sinner of patent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

DEAD DEsPERADO.-A desperate ua,,aa
faImFr, IN Smyrns, (Tennessee) RECENTLY
commenced abusing another, named Cain and
words soon brought about blows, when Cain
drew n revolver he had in his side pocket. and
mot four or i've balls, each one taking effect IN
-cine portion OF the body of his antagonist who
rttrtatsd from the hou-e and while in the ward
procured a revolver ara made for Cain again.
VINO met NM with an axe. with which he
"a I nck blow, The result OF which was fatal in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

AZ FIom Blanchard X DIohun we have Hor-
pre- Bo-GaT for February I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

rJOsEPH II. sHAFFIELD,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S REFRACTORY.
2ie Pennsy lvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE
DAY AND EVENING, FROM A. M. TO
IL p. NJ.
same. Oysters, &C.. always on hand PARTIES
and Lobster Salad, Chickens. CIoqustte. Oysters
IN sll STYLES; fine nd Fancy Cakes. Ice Creams
yeIlies, harotte Russo, &c, China Glass, Silver,
Walters, &C Table Or aments artifjciaIIy exees
ted. Orders n the city and from the country so
hcited, ard promptly attended to -
=. 81 have no connection or interest in anv
other Confectionery Establishment in this cit, or
ever had. >''''
"a I'm JOS. II. SHAfFIELD
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On Tuesday. Jan. 2sth "A Scotch TER.
- hlER DOG. Answers to the name of Toby.
Etiutn to Currency Printing Bureau, Treasury
department. and receive reward.
IT r EDGAR
II OST-On Saturday morning q small white LAP
IL nOG. his four feet and moss trimmed IS re-
ward will be given if returned to 312 street be-
tw cen 18th and 18th SITS, fe3 81.
II OST-A BREASTPlN, with a gentleman's like
IL ness ou- side and hair on the other The
finder will BE- SUITABLY rewarded leaving il at thi,
office fe I-3tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
BOARDING..

DLEASANT ROOMS. WITH FIRST CLASS
j BOARD, at No. a. Fifth street, between ID
and 4, opposite City Hall. 10 4-3t
AIRS. WILKERsON, formerly of Oak Grove
AV1 virginia, has opened BOARDING HOUSE
on 10th street, two doors from Penn avenue. Terms
moderate. Table supplied in true Virginia style
Also. Rooms for rent, furnished OF unfurnisheJ.
f.2-R
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4S6 SEVENTH STREET. 1856
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAsSELS
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGS,
PAPER HANGiNGS,

PICTURE CORDS AND TAsSELs
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGs,
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Persons having Paintings, Engrayings, or Pho
tographs To Frame, are invited TO call aud Namine
oui stock Of oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames,
ranging in size from CHS TO 2ox24 inches; sl,o Rus
tic Square frames; Square Frames made 20 order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Picture Cord a Tassels in diferest colors.
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hangines, embracing fne EN-
brodered Gilt, Drawing Room Patterns; also, q
varied assortment of Medium and Low Priced Pa
prrs, Borders, &c. Window Shades Of different
-izes and col rs. Private Dwellings aud Store
Shades Of any required size made TO order
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGs.
choice selection OF Paintings and Enersvings,
embracing. with others, the following gems The
baptism. by knaus; chocolate Girl, by Meyer;
Rescue, by Coldew~; Little Barefoot by De Mou,
lignon: inc Interior, by Renoux; Dante and beat
rice. 10y Meyer; Choice Fruit and Flowers by Roe.
ENGRAvINGsi
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris 1915, Franklin
before the Lords at whitehall, Merry Making in
Love Messenger. &c.
Having purchased for CASH, I shall aim BY Of
trripg good articles fwarranting them as rep
sentedI at the lowest remunerative prices, TO Sc
Punctuality and good werkms nsh in I'll ing or
ders, srd prompt s-ttiements ex pected in retu IN
An, order not satisfactorily filled will be immedi-
at.lS correetsd and satisfacti ton guaranteed.
}. MARKRITER,
No. ass SEVENTH STREET,
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
ia blm bet. ID aud Il.