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SENATOR STocKToN's New Jersey residence
was entered by burglars the other night, but
nothing of value was taken.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market works easily at
SIX and seven per cent. to borrowers on call In
the currency movement there is nothing new to
notice. Commercial paper is i'm fair request at
nine to twelve per cent. for choice acceptances;
acceptances OF an inferior grade are quoted al
twelve to fifteen, and single names at ten AMI
Sfrone owing to the ADVANCE in gold.
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INTERVIEWS WITH THE PREsIDENr-Genera
Butler, Senator Morton, and Governor Bulloch
of Georgia, were among those who had inter
views with the President this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

SECRETARY robson will leave here to-mor
row evening to spend Christmas at his home IL
Camden, New Jersey.
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CHRISTMAS TURKEY FOR THE PRESIDENT
An associated press dispatch, all the way from
New York, to-day makes the important an
nouncement that Poughkeepse butcher has
sent a forty-pound Turkey to President Grant.
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The Spanish GunbOats I'm Hampton
Roads.
irely TO The Erening Star.

1eKy'uphed E1clHssoeIy 70 Ihe Erenlng Ndr.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 23.-Passed in from
Baltimore the steamer Liberty, from Savannah
the schooner A. Devereaux, from Navassa. The
Spanish fleet is coming into the roads.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


1elegTdpAed ErclGsirely 70 1As Erenin1 .StoS.
BUFFALO, Dec. "a southwest gale and
snow storm still prevails. About four hundred
feet Of the Niagara Falls branch Of the New
York Central railroad is washed away. The
Testle bridge on the same road, near the de-
pot, is carried away by floating crib from
the hreakwater. One hundred and fifty feet Of
the Erie and Niagara railroad on the Canada
shore, opposite this city, are washed away. Pas
sengers and freight on the New York Central,
Great Western, and Grand Trunk roads are
transferred at Black Rock. The water is higher
than has been known for the last thirty years.
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SECRETARY boutwell, L, who is announced to
lecture in Boston on the 18th inst, will leave
here this evening for that city, and spend the
holidays at his home in Srolon.
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Arrested I'm Canada.

Ietegrdpked Ezclusireiy to The Euening Star.
TORONTO, Dec. 81. q. Warren, Deputy
United States Marshal at Boston, arrived here
yesterday, and John D. Robinson on the charge
of incendiarism, committed at Summervilie
Mass. The accused was arrested under the ex-
tradition treaty.
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CHRISTMAS AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The
President will not receive visitors during the
holidays, except such public officials as have
business requiring his attention, consequently
no cards will be presented to him for interviews
until after New Years day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S295, 5,6S.
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Revenue Frauds I'm Canada.

1ekgTophed Erctusirety to The Evening Star.
MONTREAL, Dec. 2.-The Star editorially
alleges that enormous frauds have been COM
mitted recently in private bonded warehouses
in Montreal, through the cOllusion of officials,
and calls upon the Minister Of Finance to cause
q thorough Investigation.
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THE New York Sun objects to Mr.. Hoar for
the Supreme Court that the successor to Judge
Wayne should be from the States lying south Of
the Potomac and the Ohio, as Judge w. was the
only remaining member from that quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

IetegTapAsd E1eiussreiy to Tie Erenss0 Stuv.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga dispatch to Carol
Livingston reports the yacht Meteor lost in the
Mediterranean. She was on voyage round the
world, under the command Of her owner, Geo.
L. Lorilland. Philip Robinson, Of this city,
was on board as q gnest No lives were lost.
Doubts are expressed Of the truth of the story
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Paris Items.


1eiegrapk.d Eaclastcely to The Evening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-The bullion In the Bank of
France has increased 6, 900 francs since last
week.
The Emperor Napoleon has received diplo-
ma as an honorary member of the Archaeology
cal Society Of the Prussian and Rhenish Prov
inces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

GENERAL ORDERS No. 81. Just issued from the
War Department, relieves the Depot Paymas-
ter at New Orleans from the requirement to paw
the garrisons at Key West and the TOrtupas,
and hereafter those posts will be under direction
of the Department of the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

THE NEW STAMP ROOM in the Treasury build
ing was occupied by the proper officials to-day,
who will hereafter have exclusive control Of the
issue of stamps. This will transfer the New
York and Philadelphia stamp business to Wash
mptOn.
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1slegraphed ErciustUely 10 TIE Erening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-It is probable that the pres
ent extraordinary session Of the Corps Legislatif
will be adjourned tomorrow.
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SECRETARY BHLKNAP has modified the late
general order forbidding the use of spring wag-
ons in the army for any but hospital purposes,
so as to permit the use OF them in the Fifth
Military District for the transportation of in
specting officers while on duty.
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GEN. SANTOS AcosTA, Minister from the
United States Of Colombia, is expected at the
Ebbitt House in q few days.
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1eKy7uPH<d ESclNHoety 70 Inc EUenlng Ndr.
TORONTO, Dec. 23.-It is reported that Mr..
Swinyard has resigned the position as General
superintendent of the Great Western Railway,
And that W. X. Muir, of the Michigan Central
Railroad, has been appointed to succeed him.
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THE GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE.-The President
yesterday approved the bill to promote the re-
construction Of Georgia, and Governor Bullock,
who is in this city, Immediately issued his
proclamation convening the Legislature on the
10th Of January. There seems to be some doubt
as to whether the Conservative members will
answer this call, and should they absent them
selves, there will be no quorum.
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THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE had anotb-
er meeting yesterday ON Secretary Boutwells
plan to retire the s35 900 900 Of three per cent
certificates, and issue in their place the same
->~-------- ---s--------. - S.~-s.., ....ss
West majority Of the members favored the
bill, but no vote was taken, and the whole ques-
ton goes over until after the recess.
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MONTGOMERY GIBBS, ESQ.,, for long time
Special Treasury Agent of the United States
abroad, residing at Paris, and a warm personal
friend Of Minister Washburne, is no longer a
Government official.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsroNs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named for the week
ending December 18th were as follows;-Boston,
s316, ,s06.29; New York, 81 600 ,70s73; Philadel-
phia, S125, 237.09; Baltimore, sS22s1933; New
Orleans, Dec. 4th to l1th,) S14s,o5l.2i. Total,
% SO, ,622.6S.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS.

No. 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between l2th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. c..
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
By the of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and with
ChlOrOfoIm, or Either. il requested by the~
patient. No charge will be made for ex- 0pv1
Iracting when Artificial Teeth are 10 be in n-D
serted, although the patient viii be required to pay
for the surgical operation when performed, which
win be deducted when the teeth are made. We will
insert tkH upper shd lower set q teeth Psrmaast
speadd set Of upper and lower teeth gsTmar,ai, on
English Rubber at S, (and all partial sets at these
rates. for which the usual charge for English Rub
ber being from $50 70 SIS.
Filling and RsSKtdf,GR, and Gil other branches OF
Operative Dentistry attended TO and performed in
the very best manner az moderate prices. You are
requested 10 call and specimens al office be-
fore engaging elsewhere.
NB-Oh gold plates taken in exchange at full
gold valuation for every above speeihedD class OF
No-x de4
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ELrprNG THE REVENUE LAws.-Supervisor
Perry, of North Carolina, reports to Commits
sioher Delano that, owing to the unsettled con-
dition Of affairs in the second district of that
State, system Of blockade running has been
inaugurated by which whisky and tobacco is
manufactured and sold, evading the revenue tax
and encouraging Illicit distillatiOn. Steps will
at once be taken to prevent these frauds.
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INES W. AND II. A. MERRILL, BEsTIsTS,
" No. 2s6 PENNsYLyANA AyE(@
HRTiFfCIaL TEETH on any kind Of Plate ~
desired Pure NsfyoHs Oxtde Gas constantly on hand
for extracting teeth without pain. We guarantee to
All those having work done ct our ONCE satisfaction
I'm every particular. no 2-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

THE NOMINATION of Attorney General Hoar.
for Associate Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court was, after long debate in the
Executive session Of the Senate yesterday, laid
upon the table. This action gives the President
an opportunity to withdraw the nomination. 1t
is understood that the Judiciary Committee
reported against the nomination.
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1T 10 STATED that on account of the i'll health
of Mrs. Matthews, mother of the Vice President
the usual weekly receptions of Mr.. Colfax will
be intermitted this season. He will, however,
be at home to the public as usual ON New Year
dav
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WHITEHURST TGALLERY.-MAMMOTH H.
w LIMINATED WAR VIEWS, &c, being ori-
spot during the war, and enlarged to natural size
by powerful stereoscopic and dioramic appliances,
LEY, 424-6 Pennsy lvania avenue, between AZ and
children Is cts.
~ All one armed and one legged soldiers are in
vited to come free, and the old familiar scenes,
and fight their battles over again. de233t'
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE TEACHERS or PUBIto
SCHooLs.-It will be remembered that the state
ment was made at the last meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees OF Public Schools that the amount
standing TO the credit OF the School fund was
only $4,000. and that the Mayor had said the
schools must close unless some means could be
devised TO recuperate the School fund. It has
since been found on a ADMINISTRATION Of the ac-
count Of that fund with the First National Bank
that 10000 was paid last year on a debt
contracted duiing the last wear OF wallach's ad-
ministration for school purposes, and had not
been taken into account in the statement re-
ferred 90. In view of this fact the Mayor has
decided that the schools be continued, the funds
amounting TO about SS0.Ooo. There will be no
special meeting Of the Board OF Trustees this
week as was expected.
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TAB CIRCUIT JuDGKs.-The Senate, in execu.
tive session, yesterday confirmed the nomination
Of seven Of the nine United States circuit Judges
lately appointed. The two unconhrmed ap-
pOintments are Sawyer Of California, and
Pearre Of Maryland. No vote was taken on
either OF these, but they went over under the
rule, which allowed single objection to pre-
vent confirmation. Judge Pearre, OF Maryland,
against whose confirmation there seems to be
some opposition, Is endorsed by Hon. Reverdy
johnson. w. Schley, and members Of the Mary
land bar generally.
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ing to the advance in gold.
Goyermmenf aecnraffea

0OVcfmme0t B0COk1t169s
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1s69-Jay Cooke q Co
furnish the following quotstions Of Government
securities:
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TIE SPOTS ON THE suH are exciting great
deal Of attention among the astronomers At
present. There arc two rival theories I'm regard
to sun spots. n. Faye considers that the
nucleus Of the sun is 50 highly disorganised by
light Of the sun is caused by the condensation or
the incandescent particles In the cooler regions
OF the photosphere, and that sun spot Is caused
by an ap-rxsk Of the diss0ciated matter into the
cooler photosphere. Messrs. De la Rue, Stew
art, and Loewy suppose that spot Is caused by
the derR-yusA Of the cool atmosphere Ofthe sun
into the phofnsnhere.
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OLD AND You've DExocRAcY.-A gentleman
Who has been elected as one Of the Civil
Justices in our city, in . speech accepting the
nomination from Democrat Convention. said:
"Gentlemen, for twenty-seven years have
been q worker in the Democratic ranks. have
voted the Democrat ticket twenty-seven times.
You thus see can claim to be . good Demo
craft" A young man Of about ne-and twenty,
who was standing by, was heard to say, in an
undertone, /" am better Democrat than you.
I can beat you hollow; for have voted the
Democrat ticket twenty-seyeu times in one
day.a-N. r. Saa.
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wv A L l. s o E e A II . E.
GRAND CHRISTMAS WEEK
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
The fashion and elite visit the
WILD, BARNEY AND MACS MINSTRELS.
This THURSDAY EVENING. December q, last
night but two Of JOHNNY WILD,
Last Night but two Of MASTER BARNEY.
Last Night but two of LITTLE MAC.
Last Night but Two Of the WORLDS FAvORITES.
Entire change Of Programme. Remember CHI RIST
MAS MATINEE. Friday, December "a, Compli-
mentary Benefit of LITTLE MAC.
Scale Of Prices-PTiyate Boxes, SIS; Orchestra
cts; Reserved Seats in Dress Circle; 80 cts;
Gallery, Is cents. Tickets can be bought at
18th street de 23-tf
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~The Norfolk journal says it "will make
the taxpayers smoke when they see the bill Of
the city dads for cigars"
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PRKsENTATIoN.-Professo j. w. Hunt whose
school Is located in the basement Of Rev. DIR.
sunderlands Church, on N street, was this
volumes, handsomely bound in Turkey morocco.
a gold pencil, and beautiful pocket book. the
Christmas offering OF his pupils, and presented
Prof II. Acknowledged the gifts in a few
remarks complimentary to his pupils.
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SALES OF RRAL EsTATR.-Messrs. Cooper q
Latimer have sold lot &, in Evans subdivision
of original lot II, square "a, with improve
ments, consisting OF a three-story nine-roOm
frame house or modern construction. fronting
on 1<th street, between Massachusetts, and l.
street, to Col. j. l.. Hodge, for $500.
Green & Williams, auctioneers, have sold
west part lot 81 feet front by 100 feet deep,
north street, between 7th and sth SITS. west,
Opposite Northern Market,) TO Mary Weiss. at
50 pei square fo0t-S6. go; also east part lot :,
adjoining, and balance lot 3, with three-stOry
81 $40; also west half lot 4, and all lot s. in Da-
wilson's subdivision OF square l63. with three
story frame house, fronting on X street, between
Connecticut avenue and 18th street west, 10 j.
+. Olmstead, for "a ,325
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-23

CoxFIRMATIoNs.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the nominations Of
q large number Of Postmasters, Collectors Of
Customs, Internal Revenue officers, Sc, among
Courts-1st district, George F. Shepley; I'd,
Lewis B. Woodruff; Cd, William McKennan;
9Th, s. L. withey; III, Thomas Drummond; sth,
John +. Dillon. Delos w. Cameron, Collector
Willett N Hawkins, Collector Of Internal Rev
enue, LIST district Of New York. Michael Sean
Ion, Assessor of Internal Revenue, Sd district Of
New York. Greenleaf Cilley to be First Lieu
tenant Ist regiment u. 3. Cavalry, from 11th
April. 1861. Reade M. Washington, Second
Lieutenant 9Th regiment y. 8. Cavalry.
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CLOSING THE DEPARTMENTS DURING HoLI-
DAY EKEK.-Secrctary Robcson has issued an
order that the Navy Department be closed at
noon tomorrow, to allow the clerks and en-
ployees to make preparation for Christmas, and
during the holidays the Department be closed
daily at noon, half Of the force only being on
duty in tho forenoon on alternate days.
A similar order was this morning issued by
Secretary Belknap, in reference to the War
Department and various bureaus thereof.
Secretary Boutwell, this morning issued an
order directing that the Treasury Department
be closed daily at II O'Clock during the holidays
and that the clerical force be permitted to leave
at that hour.
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THE NoETH ATLANTIC SQUADRoN-THE BAY
OF SANANA II THE POSSESSION OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-Despatches received at the Navy De-
partnent this morning from Rear Admiral
Poor, commanding the North Atlantic squad
ron, are to the effect that the United States has
possession Of the Bay Of Samana, and coal has
been sent there by the Navy Department to
supply the feet. The Powhatan, late flagship
of the squadron, which arrived at Philadelphia
few days ago, win 60 ont of commits sion. The
Yantic and Albany, now reftting at New York,
are expected soon to join the squadron in the
Cult. The Nautasket, at st. Domingo, Ia still
attached to the squadron. The Seminole had
been ordered to st. Domingo, and Admiral Poor
expected to 60 there at an early date in the
Severn, his flagship, to look after American in
terests there.
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LOCAL NEWS.


CRIMINAL CouRr, J1fge Fgsa,r.-yesterdax
aiternoon in The case Of James n A. SEIZURE,
the argument vas concludea, AMI a ~erTsf =;
9 not guilty was rendered This morning i'm ,bs
case ON which he WAS found not gaIlfv on th,
l+th inst, the District Attorney prayed an
appeal
ISIERKsrrSG POINTS N THE scHURvNAS CAsx
The prosecution asked that an additional casS
against Schuremsn, charging the same oheu>e.
ne continued, and hled reasons therefor, among
which are that several OF the jurors who tric1
The case were unable 20 read or write, and
therefore could not iutelligentiy pas urson a
case IN which the question OF Handwriting aud
speiIhg Is involved; and that the majority OF the
jurors were not drawn from the box, as reaulrei
py .sw, only three OF them being 20 drawn.
Judge Fisher passed on these reasons scriatim,
tionai qualification tor jurors. As to 10 burrows
not being competent 20 try the case because
their names were not drawn from the hox, he
said that the law provided that The names
OF talesmen should be drawn in capitai
cases, and even then Il was discretionary with
the Court whether or not % order the Marshal
TO summon talesmen outside the box. IL those
drawn As Jurors do not attend. the Court nav
order the Marshal 90 sammon other additional
taN payers. IL n true that the law reauires
white tax payers; hut early I'm this year Con-
IN the laws relating 20 the District Of Columbia,
Mnicn makes obligatory on all officers "a carry
n into effect. and holds them responsible IL they
make any distinction on account of race or
color. The Marshal in summoning talesmen
had carried out the letter OF the law and hi he
had made any distinction account OF color
he would have violated his oath of ofice. Jndse
Fisher refused 20 grant a continuance.
CIRCUIT CouRT. Ckief yastso, cartter.-Ths
case of Register agt. McClelland was resumed
this morning.
EorrTY CoURr, Judge Wy.ie.-To-siay, NJ.
Laura Larner agt A. y. Larner; order appoint-
ing defendant guardian 90 son Rchert- WISER
agt. Wallach ct al; order that ascendant paw
certain money % wallach. Dunbar agt. Began
ct al; order of reference TO auditor. Murray et
al agt. Murray et al; decree ratifying- auditors
report ON distribution. Green ACT. Alexander:
motion 20 certify csase TO General Term and
order thereon.
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RABBITS NEW YcfE;Sll s fE;SllSS1s $sE SS1sEEr SOAP, ~ CENTS
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RIVER FRoST-Fay's sWkarf.-Arriyed-Schr
j. X. ID. Smoot, Peters, with wood for Cameron
& Son.
Carter,s Whorf--Arrived-Schr. Mary Ehzs-
beth, Regan, with wood for Harvey, Clark ~
Givec.
Crouch's WRdyJ.-The steamer Thos. Cahiil
arrived here last night from Baltimore. bring
ing large cargo Of general merchandise TO
merchant here. The steamer Express, Nickel,
came mp 20 her landing last night from Balti-
more and river landings, with forty passengers,
produce and live stock.
Riley's Whdf.-Arrived-Scho L. Bleer,
Buckalew, from Philadelphia. with 355 tons OF
coal for Wilson y. Brown, George Bogus, m.
HALEY, and w. II. Madison; Flagstaff, Hughes;
Ocean Qeeen, Chesser; Fannie Southland,
Smith; all from Virginia, with oysters for mar
ket- Sailed-Marths Washington, Harding; Ju-
het, Warder; down, light. Oysters, 50 % 81 50.