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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

NOXES GELATINE-
u A full supply Of fresh importation recey.
ed and for sale by COOK & KELLEY,
nov 10 l07 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12
ATFXANDRJA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
A LAMENrABLE Loss. We were distressed

A LAMENTABLE Loss. We were distressed
to hear, yesterday, that among the valuables
destroyed by the fire of Saturday morning, were
four boxes filed with the paintings and studies
of Mr.. F. J. Fisher, the Artist. These paint
ings were very valuable, having been collected
by Mr. Fisher when in Europe. Those who
have vsisted Mr.. Fishers studio, and remem,
Der the pictures which adorned it's walls, will
be grieved to know that these beautiful crea-
tons have all been resolved into dust and ashes.
There was not even any insurance on these
works Of art. to replace the cost of their mate
rials. -Lwchbwg Republican.
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nov IL
NHE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY
4 Dooo;yn1 npJ Co.

FRENCHS, No. 50 King street
The w mans Kingdom q love story by D..
author of John Halifax Gentlemanu ~
Marriages, A Noble Life, The Ogllyies, A TjS
for Life, Olive, etc. vol. 8yo paper a
Bound, cloth, 81 SO. nov :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

TCONOMY FOR SMOKERS.-We have
r. lust received job lot Of very cheap SE-
CARS, put up very neatly in boxes Of 80 each,
which we offer at 81 per box We believe
them fully equal to the majority of segsrs that
are retailed at 10 cents piece. Call and exam
inc them. JANNE1 % ",
oc 2e Druggists, 40, hlng S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

NEATSFOOT OIL
~ 2 bbls of best quality, received and for
sale by COOK q hELLEY,
nov 10 l07 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-12

{ ''-'7 ~ =
Who would have chills when they can be SO
readily cured by using any OF the following, al
of which can be purchased at
COOK q KELLEY'S Drug Store
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dss- Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to sep 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
d EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

All tla: PLANTATION in Tho ro.k o. Ei.to.
couaan3 a5ou $50 ac.'cs, e'....' IL ~. -. ii..,t
OT3ngcbui.:, 10 im.!"s i0m Gra.,ar,'s iu.n Ou
nnd II miles ion I;!. Vile. rpo .;A ,...cc is a
DWELLING HOUSE W., ooll.:. b $. :, 3 EASE
MLNI and AITlcS, h,.,i .r'. u. .oro tie v..
will SCI! ,is ..'aco .or =. ...i on l.. u thc
co:s OF 'he l"i.o'cmeh.n. Ar.''y %
SAMUEL DiEBiE,
aug e-f Ol..ngohu:g, s. C.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

lsses0..Yed,
thoi lasd sd-svhe.s as;.s-s-- as::g abs. koad,
psaugoburg District, tha: 6 Committee ss Five
DO appointed eoauissing Of aissass. ,
- - ~ 49, j, md -, to o::sin sub
uor:pt:onss Of land, 81, tracts Of about 100
acres, for lease t, Ia,ra:ssants, WI, tho p-iyi-
lego Of purchase 1T dscd pricc, as any time
IN ten yeas, :cco -,lngto t!,s roiiowiag
/ SoVEn>.:.:
/ X. of ,c~cs --a--::<l----
fBcugtls ,,esrcG t,sct.s -3r'i s+xsaossA sn4
/ ~ aailiiss9 Cd, taa4ys i,9.o7q nRa sIesa3qs
I SOHnWhsptRoaias yaiIi2si nfs.A 81 - iisa. n
! A. c,...,., q. &, ei flJ I.'T, 81
i - if,S' Ss9 - s'-1 '7e. t;af -
! Kind c: ln:.a c.ca.sd
Ao1cs rie,ea .cI.
Eind of .:mbcr.
II dwelling. how innuy rooms.
IF eno:ng hcw many acres c.eloac,..
Prices.
Ee:.t,s per a,,..un..
IEoaisL Of Pace: #
sITus.sion alsanoeI stlqwhat :. ice, quo. ,sn
wh. quanaisy Z? + 4 ''s.'-@.% ss-, + rs s,i i.
Rem. cns. it r.'9
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ra:inpki.l SoeI.

Mrs N.s.ts.a Me.e.l;e has loft st or
ollioO ssiao seed ofa ya+,.,ty Of puarkin u
ssss,:as' g sisfil atr*.n4 yes, SIC. Tic vi,e
sl'asist i'isae appearance Of sqush vine, an,.
esho ls1s beers .esemi,Isl.ce to 10Th the
pnnpki. an! a';,ssah. D:e Of .aen, ~ss 6,
saoxhibitSaiat .Dr ;lla!e. !, a shcrt tiiae sucs,
(which woigllsa "a pouaas, Ms. .io-caisll. ii.
fSshs uls no Las soe'.tp.r va,oty :.i..n !,
lasSgtt os 4sa acaAds. 10 Sec; nc &. OIL.
ofhoc scf dstributoa
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ii1'hs FouaE A:ne1ica


1hese. e..essset;e F;;c..:er Z" au~ .c'sb-atc,.
The tenaoyel t.ssia E:n.5'so.s ,',s :.s.k'eorc
Gorsc is,st, arce:c<.ssa oheePatkc Sq.4ro, ty a
$ooliasiop en '..s.nlsy 'aer ghe occasion was
esaant a oE.o. a,.ts ~ Nil.bs a!eng rsulcin
''tas Yo.lng +aatsi tl.cir guests
tho
slncht vas l,sssellsf, ,,,,l daresael the
s.sasnsisge some. u SPY Words of roagfstula-
4ioa aud Of eounss aaioh were duly :tpp.v-
riated iBJ his hsssoss.
n .Wep9sle55ss.ss4 s4t IT. Is s.? ken 81. for
the nv sa:sng7 :ands I'll The oomplo-
tiopsof the interior ar,.n nsenaonts Of the Hall.
;WssHis, ta.e. enterprise complete success
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sheriT:f!l's f Sales.

Ily l.ia. Of rn' wre q. e. "a, to IN, d;rcc I'd
! VI, s,.l to ..c h;:;', 'iilor, 81 O..,u. b.
COnii iio,.sr, a. do 49,; Macy n $ :, tmb. r
n'A., fol c :, lie !o.:o.t lG mo .,4iry six. K:
One open 10, la II, V-a:c OF O.angcbi. &,
bounded so'.il ~ j. r. Harley ve. hy H. ,,ggr,
no::i bJ M't!:cto, cid cas-. by 'iu,,; ton At. Gets
L"v:r on ss IL" :'to.tr oi ,oi.s H;stti:, st The
s,i, OF Je>ob Foge.
ALSO
Or M-'e, 'et;r' "a rs ~ r,nrc,5y o: C. f.
D.rc;nc.s, Il ~ ST.: -: !. -. Dafi..
I-r. c,!ss.rs TO rHy forp,pc; an,t siaa,ps.- 4. .
suesif's Office, Ii. riGGs
Cran.. ebnrsC H.. g. T.. S. O.D.
Anssi.i II, 1855.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
School Notices.

= Dir E. w. Fem will rc-commo..cc tho OK
ercises Of lis Classical Male Academy 70:
young GcE1tlemen, Wiz. nm afternoon session
for arvorng Ladies' on Monday, 3tst inst.
This alszoyciscs CT TIC ORASGzruEo Fl.
MAZE sS;EMlNAEy wil be rca:nod cn tho i;sst
5ioulsa.n ,Ssrtonoe- no:;t. Zoe ;dyc tise-
Mcnt.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
injury from the Rains.

6ssOn Wednesday, nigh: l:vsc: a portion Of the
tract of .thc South Csroliua Railroad, near
Trpe Blue was washed away and, i, coasc-
galsase, tiieso wassa .ssnposs'y anssor.upt;on Of
the Ssyhciase on tho Road. The damage was
aperdiIy repaired, howovc-; sn,l the si:il,;.
passed over tho Roads, u.ual 81 T!;nr.dyy al.
tecnoon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
.RBADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
.ss'Il[,iO 'Il[1,iO=)iC(s!AI4 3 ITEMS.
sA1T T'UttKDHY MORNING, a q e >, 2.ss 1868.
-sTlsljsf - -l -
So rs4 to-
EY EISY LANDOWNER
! ORASG|l:TURG, DISTPI;T.

Road the eartlclcgo:, e"t scccnd pssc. ca.i-
tied .a'IMMidNAT:o:;;.'' II sou s;nk TO plan
proposed good on, il - yo;i ,'on think
itSwil!aswork," TRY IT AssHow: There IS
nothing like try;..s. Very of:ea, t;y;a pan
that won't work leads to :..c discovery Of q
plan that vii! work beautifully
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EuInac

1s;uso in largo qus..isitics at .hc North !:l
*:n,iig pIspos-s. Il aco:;,s to ~ .Aas t might
be gass.orod by young cliil,e,., aat,: made a
source % colsiVs::;.,!e srofS. II V:1ain.a .n,'
Maryland, ,a:go Quantities are collected ard
sent; s;Sss,hwaz.. 10: sac. Ihc art;cio Gals ::
ready market,
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Soo tbs Monthly Magazine.

We are s.ac to End .hss quito a a,'nbe- Of
our citizens have Subscribed for this v"luabic
So,:thera periodical. Many moro ought to
subscribe, and subscribe at once. Sec advcr.
tisement
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
The CY'Cps.

~ Rice is benefited by Tho recent .ains Cot
10 TOMS ;njiired. We anticipate shout i.alf
ecrpro rof tile latter st,plc;n in this District; and,
-pfshsal, l,,ssae hssoa donD crop u. 5o..,, 8, q
sa eyiell &c & i,royis;s .,gcpc:-;NNy
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

NO EANIAzaUE' X.S. 50 &pDi:e.: mis-
IL for tue hcnent OF Benz; urt Ac., i"' wlo,a {
a;n A.-isnee will please take nocc, ,hc, wile,ii
there. 1ho icts OF v lu". briu.c can y. occc Il
III thrir c:>"t, nnG 10 scc'rc ihri: Ill car.c. M, .
place n my hah'!srnil. :.y 10. A,,vcitisn.
ktcUii'.Dl, and Iny cXprI.es
june 2i--ti l.. Y. DipDli..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
/ TTENT1oNyLAND owxEssss,. i

ing ss-ensly n,Ao stes; 70 sns., ,arous6 she
N9,..,Sla nq ~ ti*s' csa - pn having IaAde mn.
sers'is kSss, otabs q, % :
,"e'.n.- '',.'. we'; Yssi. pserel ssae, Fsssas
Int: y s2nfns iii, aiu,i Aobcfif,sibn 81
it0.er' y: :owctt n.:cea. &c.atsiI srA zsseif,al
hi.N MI, La 0Si AVE CHE.,.p. aud an Ia.
u'eenyM shou't 10 l.cii ont. rs c,Gs, Of leopIe
to' npr!o,an") WI! ..nc in wit.Hhs: sinoneytsSn
ergy, ani cn.o.o. ant sooa ys viii hayo Mills.
Fac ;ic. BE. .::,: Country will Us the Co,inify
a'n now authorized toTufrhaass s. large Trso,
CT T,iahcred LANDS, with NILS IN good Wator Pow.
CT, accessible 10 wn,er navigation, OF eating.
A.'i'y "o,': to J. L. DIXON,
Orapgeburg, 8. C.
o. &c the Editor of ORANGEBCRG NEWS.
as IL
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Ixsons;Ar,oS wAs,Eo.-Any person vii.

ISsoas;ArloN WAs,ED.-Any person who
was IN The Cc.sicIerasc arm;, VIC knew one
ra;i'r NJ. ilatt, tormcrl:; o. .zsyka County
Gco.g;a, who enlisted at tho brg.n..i.,:, ctr .hc
war i'll Soush aso;:.,a .cs.,iie !. c5rmel i'll
Charleston, VII confer fayoy upc;; Ills mother
u re'y losssca,na'D y sending any info.ma-
tio ,:.y h':c of him H.a. p. NJ.
R,,Ssc.!, Savannah, When l.si head Of 20
",s :s { :angebavs. (%, e. on A,..es
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". I. MJ1LEr WI, cry o. tic busilcss as
heretofore s:'' oi. psvi.ch wi! he m:tc 10 hin.
A, re. o..s Lob.cd ,..c IL, in, OF MGl.-
10 n::-s cd. yi.e.:w. ,t>i!, uccoun s W !, be
o'rcct n .ilc l.l,'s Mas. "a TO- Collect OIL,
G:. "2-G. ". r. MUiL.H
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To Precinct Cluas cf Gi'angeSurg Dis

is'ict.
sa!! atto,.lancc .f delegates IS c.:ne,t!.y
desired It tie next ince.i.s o: The Central
Club. Clues thsts,ssye net .tc5 solcc<i dele
gates viii please e ~ y a'o of s:st acct
ing. Orangebu. s ,,,i os lie behind hov 5is-
te7 Districts. rlans lars vigorous c.,. laig,.
m, ln!iss bc sis.sfiscd, bu:::.css OF great n'rc5-
tanco ce,.s;s s,sl ss,,clee.
49ss . +. Nj. WANNAMAKER,
ssl.s ,5ss Fres;dens Ce;ssl Club
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.ASS-IGNEE'S SALE.
By V. D. V. Jamison 6 Son.
AUCTIGXa1l:MS.

II LlIE 'IAII LII OF I.AuAIEL Z EOIN,
EANKRur~S.
BY virtue OF aetrnc:ona rom T. T. Carpenter,
ESQ. hcgi:sf "a Bankruptcy, VIII sell =: ruh.c
GNciiom ut te S,orc OF the le.c fi. ~, o. k:rl
hohn, in Otnnscbu.g, s. c., ON Saturday the 81,
Gay o. hs33iss nex: anti escn .uc,cAdins sn,cr-
cay ,hs&ea..sr nnt.l Tic sane ia fu.y dspseo oi,
si3rn:; o., DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HAND
WAilf, IN. FANCY ARfyCLEee,, IN Tie ,,s:p! Ya-
roI y. 10 be .os,llsn first class General County
otose. Isrin; Caah. Sales 10 commence cac, ,.y
AT = 40 9 S.oc".a. -. ?. v. WBBLE,
wv Sc---'i Assignee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

SESArR.-At the conclusion of Senator nor
THIS speech on the reconstruction bill ycster
day afternoon
Mr.. Drake secured the floor for today.
The bill to declare forfeited To the United
States certain lands granted - aid in the con-
struction of railroads in the States of Alaba-
ma, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida, and
Tor other purposes, came over from the Hou -,
and was referred 20 the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. Patterson, from the Joint Committee on
Retrtnchment, reported substitute for the bill
in addition TO the tPnuTe-of- Office act, discussed
Tuesday. III provides that, after ten days from
passage, no general or special agents of the
President, or OF any Department except such
as are authorized by the statute specifying their
duties and compensation, shall be appoint d or
continued in office. The exceptions are five
special agents of the State Department for for
eign service; twenty five agents of the Treasury
department., besides the detectives and ban X
exaInincrs, as now provided by law; and route
agents at Sl.0u per annum, and general agents
of the Post Office Department.
HousE.-festerday after our report closed
Senate Joint resolution auth orizing the Secre-
tary OF W ar 10 employ counsel for the defence
OF the General of the army, Major Gen. Meade,
and Brigadier Gen. Huger, Provisional Gov
ernor OF Georgia, and of any other officer or
person entrusted with the enforcement of the
reconstruction acts, against any suit or pro-
ceeding in any court in regard to their Off cial
acts, was passed.
The bill making an appropriation for the
Military Academy was taken up; but with out
action thereon the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06
Dry Goods.

The indications OF improvement in dry goods
which We noticed last week have been IuIIy
gusufied by decided activity in trade and a
hardening OF prices. In domestic cottOns there
has been an advance, and the increased price OF
the raw material, to the extent of four cent,
from the lowest point, and the abundance OF
money, together with the feeling OF security
which the passage OF the non contraction law
by Congress has created, must tend To a further
rise. Some of the large iobbing-houses are
prudently . stocking up" in anticipation, and
standard makes of shirtings and shertings are
IN good demand. The country At large, and
particularly the West, Is bare OF goods; and, As
the East l. not oVerstocked, a very moderate
demand will certainly cause an advance
In unbleaChed cotton the inquiry has been
active and an adyance has been establis he'd in
nearly all the popular makes; in some cases all
the standard styles have been closed out OF first
hands. Fine qualities for bleaching are in
good request. Bleached shrtngs and SHEET
Ines an in active demand, and a decidedly
speculative disposition has been manifested
among the large buyers. Transactions have
been eXten slye, and the stock in first hands has
been very greatly diminished. Cotton fiannels
sell slowly at the quotations, and corset leans
are in better demand. There has been more
dong IN stripes and ticks; and the quotat ons,
W hlch are hardly more than nominal, are now
firmly maintained. Cottonades and denims are
IN better request. and prices have advanced a
shade. Prints are III very active demand. The
the new light spring styles, which are very
attractive and exhibit marked improve
ment designs sell freely and COM
mand full quotations Ginghams are in
good demand; but the season il rather early for
lawns, and they are not yet IN great demand
L he new styles are beautiful, and show great
improvement in this class of goods. Jaconets
and cambrics are ia fair demand, and sell
readily at the quoted prices. Delaines of dark
patterns are moderately active; the spring pat
terms are not yet in the market. Italian cloths,
IN small quantities, without being active, fully
maintain prices. Cloths do not feel the acti yity
which Is manifested IN cottons but there is
tolerably good demand from the clothing
houses Jobbers appear to be- in no hurry to
''stock up In any kinds of woolens. There is
but little demand for blankets and fiannels, but
prices are steady.
There u more activity in foreign goods, but
no great anxiety TO purchase. The late arrivals
OF steamers have brought some heavy invoices
Of silks, dress goods and millinery articles. in
anticipation OF an active spring trade.-Nsu
York ND. pendekt, Oh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06

Baltimore Markets.

Flour-Y Yesterday there were sales OF LOCO
hblS. high grade City Mills Extra for Rio said
10 be ut SLIPS, and of 100 bbls choice Howard
1t Get Super at SO a Dbl. The market il steady
Gran.-Whea continues firm and in fair de-
maHd. We note sales yesterday of 1000 bus =
els fair to good fair red at 245a255 cents; Loo
bushels good choice do. at 265a28J cents; AMI $40
bushels prime to choice white at 29Oa3lO cents
per busheL Corn was active and better in
price than yesterday. Sales comprise Loo
bushels prime white in store at 129 cents: l.3Dg
yellow ~ 1lja1l6 cts, $3.50 bush. do at ff- cts :
300 bush. do. at ii9a126 cts. delivered at the
Point, and 1000 bushels of Western mixed at
TO cts, ut the Point. Oats Were actiyp-s60o
bushels selling at - cts. and 800 bushels at
7ia76
ProyisiOns-The inquiry for Provisions il
active. and the market firm with an upward
tendency. Bulk Meat is higher again, 81 cents
being offered and refused to-day for Shoulders
packed. There was some movement in Sides
3l,COO lbs. rib being sold at III cents loose and
2b,COO lbs. clear rib at liz cents loose. Bacon
continues in active demand in the lobbing way
but there are no large lots selling. Shoulders
We quote as before at II cents, and rib Sides at
l2H cents but clear rib Sides are higher, being
quoted to-day at Baby cents. Hams still sell
al 1talS cents. Lard Is very firm, Mt IiaI4H
cents tor pTlme steam and kettle rendered: TX
cents WAS refused to-day for n lot of prime
Kettle. Mess Pork we quote at SSja 81. 80 Dbl,
but we hear of no sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONEY a. stiH very abundant ia New York
ana The rates OF interest on call loans have uled
rs low as per cent. To the borrowers. while
D TO o per cent. has been the rate on call loans
on miscellaneous securities. Good comm ercial
paper II freely negotiated a. per c mt, AMI
the hanks are glad 10 take all TINT is offsred
having a short time TO run The busine - pro -
psct> for the -pring are greatly better tn an they
were in February, i-sj7. The gold market is
rather quiet 1T 40 TO Ill, but the tendency is
upward; and, a. the rate of exchange has
reached the point where Shipment of specie
afford a margin for profit. rs soon "a II begins
10 go abroad again the price Will probably 60
mp. The importation of dry goods for February
VIII b. considerably heavier than they were in
JanuSry, and the demand for gold for custom
house psyTnTntS viii b. considerably larger
The receipts at the custom house in January
amounted TO but s7..OI-516 The gold inter-
ct IN pay men;s IN January amounted to &c.
00,0OC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06
FENIAN APFAIRs IN ENGLAND ANIL

FENIAN APFAIIs IN ESGLAND AND IRELAND
GCrerHmenr Witness Shot-Arresfs of Irish Ameyi-
cdHS-AHficip0fed attack on Castle Mrcroom-
Cable dispatches of last night say that man
was shot in London yesterday, and badly if not
fatally, wounded. The assassin was instantly
arrested, and gave his name as Jim NEEDLES
Prom has declaration il seems that he mistook
Chatterton for James Bud, the milkman, the
witness for the Clerkenwell explosion, who,
at the examination of the prisoners before the
Police Court. had identified one of them as the
person who fired the fuse. The said NEEDLES
n half-witted fellow, and the beliefs general
that he is the tool Of other parties, who prompt
ed him TO commit the deed. The pistol shot
took effect in the throat of Chatterton. where il
but his recovery II doubtful.
The London Tfnes had an editorial Yesterday
on the arrest of Irish Americans. 1t admits
that the arrest of Mr.. Train at Cork was a mis-
take. but II should be- distinguished from the
arrest of Irishmen who come over there from
the United States with the secret intention of
creating a revolt.
Early yesterday morning a body of men. sup
posed to be Fenia1s. were seen near Castle
MacroOm, about twenty miles west OF Cork,
Ireland They appeared to be preparing to
make an attack upon the Castle, and the auth or
tiles of the town of Macroom were notified of
the danger strong force of police was soon
ordered TO the ground, and as soon as they ap-
peared the Fenians dispersed in all directions.
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RECEPTIONS.

W. ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE that the
l.a-iir- VI the Executive Mansion. Mrs Pattar-
sOu aud Mrs. Slower, VIII BE- at horne on Mon
daE evening" after seven o'clock. The even
inS has been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions of the ladies lieu of the afternoon
- durIHg last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
hES- POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hoid RECEPTIONS on Wednesday afternoons of
eHCh Wrsk
THE LADIES OF SECRETARY BROwSIsG's
AniLN VIII receive their friends, as Us ual, on
" ednesday's- from IL 10 O'Clock, p. m Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SNEAKER COLFAIs RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening. from * TO IL p. m
he receptions of the Speakers mother and
SISTER. Mrs and Miss Matthew'S, for ladies, and
Gentlemen accompanying them, Will be every
"wednesday afternoon, from to p. m.
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDoS COUNTY, vA.-The
Leesburg Mirror of yesterday says:
The monthly term of the County Court of
London, for February. commences on Monday
week, the 10th. The court will be presided
over by the following gentlemen justices: Pre-
siding Justice-Wm. II. Gray; Associates-Sid-
ney Hawking, Benjamin F. Taylor, T. q.
Broun. and John Grub.
We regret 10 hear Of the death Of our old
friend, Mr.. David Shawen, which took place al
his residence near Waterford, on Friday morn
ing last in the I'D year Of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06

ITALIAN AFFAIRs.-Cable dispatches last
night say that the Pope recently ordered the
TS Denm sung in all the churches of italy in
honor of the victory at Montana. Victor
Emanuel has issued proclamation prohibiting
holding religious services for such purpose
within the kingdom The Paris Moniteuy gives
an account of the reception of Beredutti, the
new Italian Minister TO Berlin, by the King OF
Prussia The King warmly welcomed him as
the first ambassador from Italy to the North
German Confederation; and congratul lated him
upon his appointment, declaring it WAS a new
pledge of peace. Tumults were reported in
Padua The Government is using every
means TO restore order.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

In the habeos corpus case in Richmond, before
Judge Underwood, on Monday, Gen. Wells.
representing District Attorney Chandler, con-
cluded his response to Judge Ould. He was
followed and replied to by Marmaduke john
son, in brilliant and irresistible argument, at
the conclusion of which Judge Underwood
postponed the further consideration of the case
till next Monday.
Tuesday, the Court of Appeals at Richmond.
in the case of a man sentenced to be hung, re-
yersed the decision of the lower court, on the
ground that the prisoner had not been indicted
by a grand Jury.
Messrs. W. ID. Cabell & Co propose estab-
fishing "a cooperative real estate and mercan-
tile company" at Montreal, the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, i'll the county of Nell
son.
telegram received Tuesday announced the
arrival of the oyster fleet at Norfolk after a
most satisfactory trial trip. The steamers Will
be accepted by the State.
Tuesday Judge Underwood granted an in
junction TO stop the sale of the fixtures of Col
by's distillery, in Manchester, near Richmond
II is said that more than q hnndred m ON
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To-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-FlOur 5al0 cts lower
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn steady. Rye
S22.S1H. Lard firm at iia14H cts Whisky
nominal. Barley quiet. Peas nominal. Cot
ton frmer At l9H cts. for uplands. Freights
dull Turpentine firm at 59aDO cts. Rosin
quiet at S.;.l2 for strained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-06

KELLY AND CoLLYER lNDICTED.-These two
light weight pugilists, Tom Kelly and Sam
Collyer. no fought on the 27th OF November
which was won by Uoliyer, have both been in
dieted by the authorities Of the Keystone State,
and warrants issued for their arrest II will
seem, therefore, that both these noted pugiiists
will have TO give the above State wide mar
gin, for, should they either be caught, they will
no doubt have TO suffer the seyerrst penalty Of
the law. Y. Express, ga.