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LADIES' LIST

A-Abbott A M Z Mrs; AlImand E: Ashton
Mr.; Atkinson Sarah Mrs.
tie L; Bass Emily 5 Mrs; Brooks Eliza; Butter
Geo r Mrs; Bird q Dr Mrs; Barker Jennie;
Birdel Josepnine; Burden Jos Mrs; Barron
Laura; Barrey N Ms; BIsgman Maria Mrs. Mrs;
Ann.
perthwait L; Cox Catherine Mrs; Chamber
lain Irene: Crttenden J Hon Mrs; Clyender
X u Mrs; CausnDery Lou: Cooper Laura X;
Caskie M Y Mrs Cecil Mary h Mrs; Charl-
ton NJ Mrs; Clark NJ Mrs; Cooern Mary
Mrs; Cooke Mary A; Corcoran Mrs; Crocker
Mary Mrs, 3 Crounce Mary Z Mrs; Cad we'll
Ohyla; Curry Sarah; Campoeli r ' Mrs
D-DIckson A T. Mrs, 2; Dunn q r Mrs;
bowling Josie: Dungan Mrs; Darling Mar y
Mrs; Davis MaIg; Dawson Maggie Mrs; Deye-
lin Mary; Divine Mrs.
E-Elermann Ii; Edmonston NJ Mrs.
t-Frank A T. Mrs; French ID NJ; Foster r
c; French Ella; Francis Isabella; Foster Jen-
nett; Fisher KaiP; Flynn LIzzie; Forrest Mn
tie; Francis NJ b; Freeman N ) Mrs; Frisby
Mary Mrs.
G-Gallagher Kate
H-Hall A; Haller + :; Harris Eugeuia:
Hooper Emily; Howard II Mrs; Hubert NJ Mrs;
Howard NJ Z u Mrs; Horo Rosa; Hunt Rosetta;
l&J-IngersolI Fanny G; jackson A Z
Mrs; James T.; jackson Charity; James ID
Mrs; Johnson Jane Mrs; Jones James Mrs:
| Johnson Laura; Jackson Mary Mrs; johnson
K-Kirby Barnard Mrs; King Ella F: Kir-
y Jennie; ketcham M Mrs. KING Miss; Korn
LcLamont Cora; Long q Mrs; Lyman
Fanny ID; Lurch q Mrs: :Luber Joanna Loom,s
Julia Mn; Lave NJ Mr.; Lewis Mary; Luce
Sus IN Mrs.
M-Moran Artheii.; Mackee Bridget; Ner-
rill Is B Mrs; Mathier u Ms; Nay Held
Cora; Monroe A; Mellan Francis Mrs; Moore
Gen Mrs; Manning Hattie +, May field Lizzie;
Miller Ida; MorrIe Lizzie; Marloy MI-s:
Moose Maggie; Morse Mary l.; Murray Mary
h; Maxwell Nancy; MilIwood Nellie; No.i.y
Ruth Mrs; Moulden Sarah j.
.Mc-McCtney II Mrs Mcdonald Kate;
Mcdonnell Miss; Mcbride Nellie.
N-Nolan Caih Mrs; Newman z Il: Nelson
Harriet Mrs. Nicholson Mrs; Newman
Rachel.
O-Owner Ella; Orren + w Mrs.
P-Psart A II Mrs; Phipps Ellen; Purdy
Elizabeth, 2; Person Jenny; Pryn- L VI MR.;
Paul Margaret Mrs; Pool Martins Mrs: Page :
Mrs.
Q-Quisinbury Maria l..
f-RobbIns amelia Mrs; Reeve Bette;
Rockwell e.; Richards Mrs; haynor Jose
Mrs: Rice Mrs; Rouler-Mrs; Bansom Rebecca;
Robertson j Mrs.
S-Shears A Mrs; Smith Allen: Smith A T.;
Smith Anna Mrs; St Glare Aunie l.; Snakel-
ford Ann; Stewart Della Mrs; Sarsfield E.
Mrs; Stuart Emma: Symes ElIZ ibeth; Smith
Fanny; Stone Geo + Mrs; Spratt Janna: smith
Lizzie; Scott Mary Mrs: Sheppe:d NJ Mrs:
Smith NJ Mrs; Sullivan NJ ,ry; Stockholm Mrs;
Steward Phebe Mrs; Shepperd A, col; Ste
T-Tas Emily; Taylor EIiza; Taylor @;
Thomas Hannah; Tyler Jane Mrs; Thomas M
Tozel M Mrs; Tab Sarah Mrs, 2.
N-Esrnell Mary; Wiser Mary T.
W-Wsgner Amelia; Waters Ann f.; Wood
Asa ID Mrs; WicSs Chloe; White Ellen Mrs;
White Mrs; Wyckof q VO Mrs; Wood
Harry q Mrs; Walker jamie: Williamson ! q
Mrs; Wise Jennie Is; Wynne L B Mrs; wash
lpgton Martha; Weissman NJ Mrs; Wilcox
Mary A: WoggIns Nspcy.
Y-York Emily; York Julia A Mrs.
n Mad Hale
VIM. +. 5. q; Operator on Wheeler aud Wal.
sons Sewing Machine
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- fast boy on skates skated from Buffalo
TO Davenport, a distance Of ten miles the OF be-
day, IN forty m inutes.
~At Chicago public worship is now con-
1ucted IN Hebrew, French, German, Swedish
Norwegian. Bohemian. English and Latin
ga young gentleman in Oshkosh. Wiscon.
sin. was nned S5 and costs the ctuer day for
wlnklng at ladies in the street.
Zine young men and women Of DanieIson.
Slhe, Ct', nave formed a club for .mutuai i'm
proyement.'
~ Eight men in Gosport (Ind.) church
the organ.
The English Conservative party had
been In pewer two years and a half when Dis
Taeli resigned. Lord Derby's government was
hrst sworn in on the 9th of July, 1s66.
~Springfield announces a Grecian Bend
nail; at which all the ladies are to weir
teno' the largest and handsomest of which
bends Will entitle its pcssessor to a prize
~It Is claimed that the commerce ot
Cnicago Is more than two.thirds that o. tht.
port OF New York, although Chicago harbor is
closed by ice four months in the year
0Wiiliam II. Pearman eloped from Goshen
with young lady who hsd been making her
home In his family during the las, five weeks
leaving a wife and three children.
~On and after January, 1869, all editors
scnooi.masters, and ministers OF the Gospel
Will be passed free Of charge over the Iebieh
alley railroad, upon showing their certifi-
dates OF office.
~From statistics published in Tia New
York papers ii appears that there are nearly
$4,000 opium eaters in that metropolis. MANY of
whom are ladies residing in s.upper.teudoyu, ;,
ga Kalamazoo County farmer finding
that ms sheep were disappearing mysteriousiv.
placed wolf-trap In the locality. A few days
afterwards he found it sprung, Sod non or,s 81
MS ne.ghoors is laid mp with sprained ankle
-SsO,- y
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IBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph,

Lewis johnson & Do quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets az follows:
NEW YORK Dec. 3l.-First Board-U. 8. 6's.
1851, coupon, liK; 6.20's, lSo2, coupons, I0h;
1854, coupon, lU7 q; 1865, coupons, lO7Y; 1850
coupon, new, 11UH; 6.20's, 1861, coupon, III
l0.4O's, coupons, lO5X; Pacific Mail, 11s, OHIO q
Miss. Certificates AS; Mariposa, s. Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, 40; Cumberland, none;
w. U. Telegraph, none; Quicksilver, -; Boston
Water Power, l3,.; N. Y. Central I5sX; Ere
3SS; do preferrea, g; Hudson, ll3A; Readins
9o; Michigan Central, 115X; Mich gan South
ern, SIN; Illinois Central iiIk; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 63k; Northwest, none; do. preferred
S.; Cleveland and Toledo, I0l: Rock Island
us; Fort Wayne, l13h; Alton Terra Haute,
50 Toledo Wabash none; Adams Exp,
isb; Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, none; American
Ex press, none; United States EXP. none; Mer-
chants Union 10, Chicago & Alton 1ii do
preferred, 146. Market dull. Gold, I3i al34I
GBy Cable.
LONDON, Dec 81, HE'S a. m.-Consols, fo-
money, S2S; for account 92S; Bonds, 7lS
steady. American securities quiet; Illinois,
95H; Erie, 264.
FRANKFoRT, Ills a. m.-Bonds, 7sH.
LIVERPOOL, HIS a m-Cotton market opens
active. Middlng Uplands lOI; MiddlIng Or
leans, II u. Sales for the week were So }
bales. Stock afioat consigned to this port, 265,
GOO ball Of which 1U5,C00 are from the Unit
States. Sales to-day will reach l5,O0O blles
LONDON, Dec. 81, LEO d. m.-Consols, 92a
Stocks firm. Illinois, 96s. Other securities
unchanged.
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~ Tie Emperor OF China is a years OF age
and his affi ced bride ~.
@Brec kinridse Is now proposed for govern
or of Kentucky.
~Tbey arrest people in New York for salt.
Ing the Sidewalks TO remove the snow
HChicago married 363l couples the mast
year and divided 34l. Ten per cent. is yery
fair average.
~A man and wife who have thirty-one
children claim the championship" in New
York.
The bent OF q mans mind used To ha
thought important. now 1t ls the bent of A
woman's body.
~ The next style Of bonnet is to be q head
and two inches OF ribbon fastened with q haIr
pan. sat-F
- They vote for Postmaster, at Franklin,
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CURIOUS ACCIDRNT.-On Sunday last
gentleman visiting al the house OF a friend in
tbis city, went into the yard of the latter to look
a, come of his fancy poultry Among the lot
was game-cock which our visiting friend
provoked to quarrel with hts boot he was
cautioned sgainst proceeding to extremee With
the rooster" but persisted, rather enjoying
the pluck OF the bird. He teased too long, for
lhe game cock becoming terribly excited made
wild dash at the irritating boot, striking one
OF ms spurs clear through it and inficting
painful and ugly wound on the instep of the
loot A surgeon had to be called in, and for a
time the injured man was threatened with lock-
Jaw al last accounts he was out of dagger
BpHGiO CCUytsr
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLB.-The new Eng
hsh House OF Commons me. yesterday for pre-
iiminary business only, and ad lourned to
february 16.h 1t is thought the Conservatives
Will De successful in the eic ctions tor members
of Parliament TO FIJI vacant seats. M,ni,Iar
Johnson addressed a deputation of L ondon
Worklngmen's Societies yFsterday on the sub
rect OF the naturalization treaty between Great
Britain and the United States.
The latest news from CoDstlntinople reports
Iurkey making active preparations for war
Inc Prfsse, of Vienna, says the Gre elk Govern
meut is ready to comply with the recent
demands made by Turkey. supported by .he
Great Powers of Europe
To 70 iu"e the Spanish budget for the coming
year II has b.en suggested that thirty =eyel
each OF the Captain Generalships, q Governor
shii and Ri 'hoprce De supprc SEED. Mirshal
Pavla, recently Governor General of Madrid
is d. ad
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MAN SHOT DEAD BY HIS SIsTFE-IN-LAw-
Result Of J,dtouSy.-A tragedy has just happen.
ed IN Bartholomew county. Indiana 1t ap-
pears that W illIam Dean, about 40 years ofaSe
but gay and marriageable, had paid his atten-
tons to Miss Matte Nading, young ed pom.
lsing lady of that place, altar living With her
as his wife for some time, claimed TO have pro-
cured divorce, and Immediately married her
younger sister Carrie. Maddened with chagrin
and jealousy, she had been freq uently heard 10
sisters Were conyersing with each other, and
Dean, thinking 1t was concerning himself
entered, dispute arose, and he slapped his
former Wife in the face. She immediately got
revolver and shot him. the ball taking effect 10
the breast, and causing instant cath.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money has been in very active demand in
New York during the week, aud rates of call
loans aud discounts have been steadily eu-
hsnced. As high As per cent. 10 gold, about
equal to 10 per cent. in currency, has been paid
and there has been considerable ofa 50 ueeze
but not p1uicy feelins. The shipments sent
South are large, and IL IS feared that the cur.
Iency now going there will not find its way
back, as has heretofore been the case.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. 3l.-The Illinois River
Improvement Convention is in session at Peo.
ira. The report OF the committee on Resolu-
tihns was adopted, declaring navigation Of the
ILLINOIS river as unrelIa BILE, aud ad visiug the
appointment Of q committee to urge upon the
attention Of the Legislature OF the importance
OF the cOnte emplated improvement, estimated to
cost about two million dollars, from La Sale TO
its mouth, q distance Of two hundrtd miles
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-The Twi,chelI case
attracted gre lter attention than ever to-day.
Four small dogs that were in the house at the
time of the murder were exhibited to the iury
but did not bark, being apparently frightened
by the noise and the crowd. The prosecution
examined DIR. Lewis to show that the wounds
on the head of deceased could have been made
with poker without bending IT. DIR. Thomas
gave similar evidence.
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lhe activity In domestic cottons. OF which
ioere Were some premonifory symptoms lasI
week set IN with a very decided indication OF
incrsl lsing strength early in the week alter our
last reports had been made up. The growing
uShtness OF the money market was anything
but favorable to speculative movement; bur
tDe nigh pTice OF the raw material rendered
higher prices OF manufac IN, ed goods inc yita BILE
and the mone0t an attempt was made by Ger.
taln leading Jobbers to increase their stocks the
manufacturers at once advanced tb sir prices
and a very lively time ensued. 1t will not be-
thought strange that the jobbers shonld be
anxious to purCha % at the ruling rates of last
week, When II is rememberCd that cotton is now
selng al aoSut ten cents a pound higher than
IL did last year, with strong indication of still
higher prices. Most of the Standard makes
nave advanced from one cent 10 a cent and a
half yard.
The transactions in unbIc lch goods have
not been OF so large ile in the III ner
OF bleached sbI' ngs and sheetiDgs. Prices,
however, are very firm, but rates are OF fu Ily
established. The stocks IN first hands of The
better qualities of shirtings was pretry well
cleal ed out by the close OF the week. The ex-
cItement among the leading buyers of bic IcbCt
goods led 10 the clearing out of a large par; of
the STOCK IN first hands early in the week The
rise In prizes OF the finer grades of bleach a
goods is Well maintained, and sales have been
ireeiy eHectd without causing any tendency
TO decline. The demand for drills is good for
the season, but mostly for export. Prices
st ady. Apron checks and stripes and ticks are
himly held at quoted prices, put sales are
SLOW OF sac. Prices without material change
frlnung-cioths have undergone a good deal
oil excitement, and the stock OF standard makes
IN nrst hands has been very gre ltly reduced
frnts nave advanced about one cent a yard
and prices are firm at the advance: but s.Ies
nave not been as large as in other descriptions
or cotton fabrics. Agents have attempted to
advance rates Of standard prints to l3 cents: but
considerable sales have been made At I2H In
rolled Jaconets and cambrics there has been
more dong since prices advanced; but trans.
acuobs nave not been very large. and prices
are steady. In muslin de LANES the trade is
Iimited 10 the supply OF immediate wants. and
rue demand Is principally confined TO the ne W
and attractive patterns. Prices steady
WooleDs are without any change Of import
afce. The demand for cloths is limit. to the
better grades. Oyercoatings and cIoakings are
IN falr demand Prices steady. The demand
LOT fancy cassimeres and satnets for the spring
business is moderate at present; bnt the CLOTH
ing houses nave commenced their purchase,
and prices are well sustained. There has h an
but little doing in foreign goods, and the i'm
porntlons are very hght.-N. L. Iadependent
tsf n III
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ANOTHER OUTRAGK.-Mr. john Earnshav.
highly respectable citizen of Queen Aune
Dlstrict, IN this county, was attacked on
Thursday last, by party Of negroes, sal d TO Ia
engaged on the railroad IN that district and
severely cut and wounded. One OF his arms
We're broken. and he sustained other serious in
Juries. We learn that he succeeded ia shoot
ing one OF the negroes, and partially woundiux
him. The others made their escape. These
ruftians are from some of the cities and are
represented as very lawless gang.-Ndrlboro
4
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aE N n Al A8 ENCY
FOB
MARYLAND. DELAWARE, VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT fHB OFFICR or
JAY COOKE Ak CO..
fIrTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMKN7.
WAsHIAGT0A d. q.
DR. BUkIox,s Hr vs.


wAkkANTEp TO REMOVE ALL pRsIBB voR To-
shcco Is eniirelS resetabls osd ks1 mlsss, ana h
s.sSss ~ he ssSs1sns boaS e spessisss s.s s.1
great great nourishine and strsns sfhenine 1ovsrs. eS.
soies PIES the stomash g disess the hesrtisst food,
Sesss ssa .nd s.s.s,ns. ros.
ing trestss on tie Injurious effects Of sOssoos
FREE. Agents wanted. Address e's'' ssSr
Dr. Z. T. ABBoTr, Jersey City, NJ.
TESTIMONIALS.
PosTNAsrkRt t1EsTINoNY received box M
Burtoss Antidote from Rev. J. n Poultoa' sns ~
q. GArsHAL, Como ton, Harrison o.. Ohio.
nj, Ron THE u D. fREA.URy. Seoefary s O61s =
Please send supply Of the AsrIporK ~ g
'ses'eea Aas dess tss orb sCaELI.
FRoM NEw HAxpsHrREs srArK Ps.o. -o~..,.
men oi innuence here having been cured Oh the
appetite for tobacco BY usins Dr. Burtos = a 10.
aoss, We aesire supply for the prisoners OF rms
JosEPR hAyo. Warden Of n. d. State Prison.
.AbahkER TESTIMONY DIR. Burtonb n AuetAct.
iof I3essco Aas aeceSspitshea al ciatpssd 10, -
AANs, ht Nat Bank, New Albany, Ind.
- yLkksYsANs TESTIMONY -0Nl Box OF A.
.iDoIk cured ny brother aud myssN II Hrv1s
FALLS ksv. :; v. eHeEnAKEa,
kelleys Station, Pa
knos TEE roLicE EHEApouARrERs, LYvy. NJ.
Ilosihs BY ps,ne Dr. BurtonS Apfidotsss - - AfArss
aes"s ior tobacco 10 removed. 80 q!
HRon The SOUTHERN Horr Jon. .sh.
sokn, a ID One boz Of Burtou 3 psiaas1 nALr,
az desire for the weed from me s.Se rsnsoced
u" fs''"ms ndins it to all ear rssdsrs. '''s''s
Fon sALk BY ALL DkUGGIsrs'
tibadtmoSk CSyuisAfed
ogrns5 s P. .vease ana Sd .irsst hdsokLiss des.Ii
sos snA
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DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.
Woman's Rights-New Governor Asked

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i-The House Of Represent.
a'ives Of Dakota Territory has passed a bill
granting women the privilege of holding Off e
A me NOR ial passed both houses asking General
GRAFT to appoint w. w. Broking next Gov
eInor of the Territory.
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~ The "Ritualistic" services in several of
the High Church. Episcopal churches in New
1ork, especially at st. Adams, il is said were
OF such nature as TO entirely alter the form
prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer. 1t
Is thought that If this state Of things CONTINUES
tAele must be, willy nilly, a division of the
fplscoPal church. And II is not only IN mat.
te-s OF form, but IN doctrine. that the diver
geQCe IS increasing.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternson's Dispatches.
GEN. GRANT IN PHILADELPHIl

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3I.-9eneral Grant
visited Girard College this morning and to-
morrow afternoon will receive citizens in In
dependence Hail-having accepted an invita-
ton of the City Council TO that effect.
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Wall Street TODAY

New YORK, Dec. 3I.-Stock market un-
settled Money very sharp at -. CON-
missions. Exchange, ga. Gold 344. Saws,
1852, coupon,104; I0-iO's, 5K; North C1roIina
new, 81 asked. Tennessee, ex-coupon, 90; new,
g.
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PRIZE FIGHTER on TRIAL.

BosroN. Dec. 30.-The trial OF George Scd.
for leaving the Common wealth for the purpose
Of engaging in prize at the Isle of Snolls, on
the eth Of October last, with Thomas Kelley,
resulted in q verdict Of ''guilty." Exceptions
were filed, and the case will probably &C 10 4
higher court.
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AN EXPRESS AGENT ROBBED OF
SIo-OOO

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 3i.-The agent Of the
Virginia Express Company was koocked
morning, Oh his way to the depo.. The agent
is severely injured.
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Baitimere N1arke,.. rs.S.v

BALTIMORB, Dec. 3l.-Business almost at a
s'a,d. Cotton hrm; prices unchanged. Flour
dull and unchanged. WhCa 1T dull, and market
neglected; no sal,s. Corn firm; {. les prime
white afio1t s5a9lc.; yellow s5as3c. Oats dulI
no sales. Rye dull and no sales. Provisions
unchanged. Business generally suspended
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ARRESTED FOR INFANTICIDE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The daughter Of Alb.
son, the wife poisoner, who escaped the gal.
lows by suicide, and who1s only fifteen years
old. u now under arrest in Jersey City, charged
with numbering her illegItimate offspring yes.
terday.
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81 Mrs. George Francis Tram was swiudIed
out OF two fancy chairs worth SleD, by we'll
dressed eonildeEce man. They had been pur-
CHASED by her. and Were sent to her resi-
dence by porter. He was met at the door nv
the man, W no said he was Mr. Train. and sun
posing il 10 be all right, he delivered them 10
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
4enainins In the washinstss City Pest
Office. Thur sday, Dece mber 81, 1865.
OFFICIAL.

@To obtain any OF these letters, the appli-
can't must call for advertised Letters, giving
the date Of the list.
0If not called fer within one month they
will Be sent to the Dead Letter once.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 31.-Wm. Fisher Il Sons
quote Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, ~ bid, IS
asked; do. 1866 soy bid, 81 asked; do. Is67, ASK
bid, 40 asked; do. coupon, old, 55 bid. North
Carolina's, 60 bid, 81 asked.
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Dry Goods

Nrw YORK, Dec. 3l.-Flour dull and prices
liVor buyers. Wheat quiet without decided
change. Corn steady.
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son, " no vas released from the execution OF
the death sentence by Judge Underwood, aud
afterwards Iearrested by the Mayor of Rich
mond, was yesterday finally set free. The
county authorities made no req uisition for her,
ne attorney for the county putting il on the
ground that II the court made a req uisitIon and
executed her, il would be direct disobsdIence
of Judge Underwoods d. cis.GC, and IL could
not try her egain without colceding that all its
actions since July were illegal and nugatory.
General Sfoneman declined to instruct the
Mayor in the matter, and accordingly the prs.
oner was turned loose. The decision Of Judge
Underwood, under which she is freed, is that
no Judge or clerk of a court disq ualided by
the fourteenth amendment ~ now, nor has
been since the adoption of the amendment, q
legal Judge or clerk, and that the proceedings
of all courts of which they form apart Of are
illegal.
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GIN. GRANT AND CoNeRKss.-The Phila-
delphia Press says: We are at q loss TO know
what purpose can be subsefv we'd by the repeated
representation that General Grant will not he
in accOrc n'Ith Congress. With discounted
Democrats The wish rs no doubt father 70 the
thought. Perhaps the whisky ring, or some
other equally notorious and dlsrepItable sggio-
m. ration, have speculation on hand. AT any
Iate the hole thing Is a ficlion-a base att empt
t. IN iure Il man before his time-the perpetrt-
tors of " hich will be compelled 10 hide their
faces IN shame when their day of disippoint-
meDL comes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

TN view OF the large nsmber Of persons OF tbi,
yieinage vso are afflicted With catarrhal com
plants, the following letter ~ Dr.. Aborn Will II,
tract univer.al attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

~There are ls4,O4C Sunday school scholars
in the Protestant Episcopal Church through.
cut the UAited States,
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6svernueus seeurtttes.

WAsHHGToN, Dec. 81, ls6s.-Jay Cooke
DO. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ornment securities:
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The MISSOURI SEHAroRsHIP.-A dispatch
TO the Cincinnati Go.ette dated ST LOUIS, De-
cember 2S, says:

PROMOTIONS IN THE TRRAsuRY.-The fol.
lowing promotions have been made in the Trea-
sury Department since the 18th instant Sec
oDd COmptroller's Ofiee-Jas. +. Miller from
temporary clerk TO lst class; VIM. q Green,
from list to I'd class. light House Board
Samuel Stone, from LIST 20 I'd class. Ofice
Comptroller Of the Currency-J. $. Lang
worthy, from I'd TO Sd class; VIM. II. Barton.
from LIST 10 I'd. Third Auditors Ofice-J. NJ
Nele, W. G.. Toner, T.. N. Frauciscus, T.. T..
Jones, B. r. Gray, John Robb, II. s. Boynton,
from lst TO I'd class. Secreary's Office-Oseay
u. Madge, IRON Sd TO 4th ciase.
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ling hospital in Phiiadelphia,
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