Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | At The Star Building, SW. Corner Penzevivania Av. and 1th st, | (BST. by carriers to their gab- epee eee oe * counter, Two CENTS. | Prick vor Line Thre One Dollar x y ana Pity Conte: Sin’ inonthss Tres Oe Sen published om Friday balf a year. CLOTHING, &c. WASHINGTON, Jaxcant 1, 187 TO THE PUBLIC. Var Stk of READY MADS CLOTHING Ie fully $20.00 in exeees of our axeal lim af this seam of the year, and we hare therefore con- cluded not to take stock until February. We have rerently MARKED POWN the prices on ald gexais adapted to the present season, and shall, in edaition thereto, for the next thirty days, make a fmthe: reduction of 20 PER CENT from the marBed prices, ON CASH SALES ONLY. We bave this day obtained full possesion of the duilding we cecepy, and previous to the spring season shall niake extensive additions to our already large salesroom. We are now engaged in manufac- taring avery large stock of first-class garments for the epring ‘season, being determined to outdo all Yormer efforte in our line in this city. We are preparing very largely for an increased Grade, and as our expectations have always been realized, we shall offer every honorable inducement to retain the patronage of our friends and an increase ie the number of new names on our roll of patrons. ‘We shall strictly adhere to our olf eystem of doing Business, namely : @RE PRICE ONLY, AND THAT FOR CASH. 4. SAKS & CO., 617 SEVENTH reer. LARGE STOCK oF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods, REGARDLESS OF COST. ‘Fe Close Business of the late Tuomas A. StEvExs, koown as STEPHENS & CO., 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Darwres Nixta axv Texrn STREETS. @ALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAT BUSINESS MUST BE CLOSED. STOCK. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, AND aun LEASE FOR 8A OVERCOATS, $12 TO $40, 2M MELTON'S. CHINCHILE AND CASTUR BEA YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, $8 TO $30. BOY'S OVEROUATS, $3 TO G15. BUSINESS SUITS, $15 TO $50. AN the latest styles im coloring and mixtures. BOYS SUITS, ages, from 3 to 17 years, im all the latest nov- For a egies, both of siyic and material. TALMAS AND CAPES, LIVERY COATS, BEADY MADE AND TO ORDER. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 392 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Detween 9th and 10th streets. S. WHITNEY RES. L. BAR’S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER SEVENTH AND B STREBTS, WASHINGTON, D. o. THE LARGEST STOCK OF BBE®B, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING ii THE CITY. BFW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAY! NEW STYLES EVEBY DAY! ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! ALL OF MY OWN MARS! BARNDGOME LIGHT COLORE! COATS, JUST BEC! NB HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES OF ‘TON OVEB- ee ts SUITS FOR DE WE_BHAVE GOT- me UPpEAUTIFULLY at on st pean toe Sock AND PRICES wil) OUBHER OF SEVENTH AND EB STREETS Is the best place in the District to buy ON 8a’ Country Papers may send in thelr rates af adver- nna sie clam (Buceessor te B. F. Lovpon & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVY, = rt TAILOR, rg (late Brown’ y nee jo. 368 Pean. svenee, ‘Watington. U NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. V=. 35—N2. 5.249. SPECIAL NOTICES. ———e DISEASES @F THE SCALP PRODCC® GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESS! The use of HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR BENEWER ‘will restore it te its natural color.and promote its growth. ‘by mail. eer eee a bo.. BSdeokWim = Nashua, N. Mee, MILHAWS GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL. from fresh and healthy et produced. Sold 2.3 MIL HAUS SONS, eS FaTin There are some simple remedies indispensable in any family. Among these, the experience of years assufes us. shonid be recorded PERRY DAVIS’ VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter- naleand external epe!t-ation we have found it of greet value; eepecially can we recommend it for cokis, rheumatinm, or fresh wounds and bruises.— Christian Era. de 2t- im PERFECT MANHOOD. ESSAYS FOR ioyne MEN on the evils of SELF-ENERVATION, with certain yt gh erring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve- lopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOUI- AFION, Box P. iphia. Pa. 96 33-com BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. jlendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliabie, instantaneous; uo. disappointment; ts; remedies the ill effects of bad vi and leaves. the, Gair soft and beaut i, BLACK ox suows. Bold by all Druggists famers; uperh at ‘s Wig Factory. Fe Bond thee nF. = AMUSEMENTS. NAtieN an THEATRE. AREWELL BENEFIT OF anv Mus. W. J. FLORENCE, And positively last night but one of thei: ment. THIS EVENING will be performed the admirable Comedy of IKISHi LION. After which, Howard Paul's Protean fetta of THRICE MAR BLED. To conclude with Mr. Florence’s fanny local piece called a RETURNED VOLUN GRAND ZANFRETTA MATIN DAY at 2 o'clock. wet OPERA HOUSE. EER. Om mare IDAY TERDAT TAN. 7 and 8 a MATINEE 8 AT TwO O'CLOCK. rE: MISPHERE AND - BO! by} E. x =e Ore RS OF MOMUS, WIT, 7 rE SENTIMENT LA RU! NSATION. SHUO FLY! BODDER ME! The freet Ricarde, Talbot, Mack. Reeves Rodgers, |. Change of each even Be- org oy specially for ladies and children. ain WAties ar THEATRE. SPECIAL CARD. ‘he management has much pleasure in announcing is the engagement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 1018, Of the Great American Tragedienne, MISS BATEMAN, ‘Whose classic impersonations have won for her the universal admiration and esteem of the most. gui andiences, in Europe and her nat Tn com the expressed wish of many i ompliance with PE gpg yg pg ef famous original character, LEAH, romantic play of that name, adapted to the rssh etn fo Pile Bateman from the German lay of E Mshe will be supported by MB. GEO. JORDAN, Who has been ex presely engaged for that purpose. rer to enable partion to be arra seats may be secured for all Mivs Bateman ts. on and after Friday, Ji lent M Ex tance. 25 cts. families and schools. B7 PICTURES OF ALL TAKEN DAY AND za 53 usic. seal THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC, for Balls, Private Parties, Se. Sering oe Bram, 28 furnished by lying to H. DONCH, 541 fst cast,or at Prot Mariat Academ: im** L bet hand ith ats." Orders may alo, we corset hee ed Pacers dele ; x. 443 Tenth sircet, esond door above F, COSTUMER FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS, yor ENTL: CHIL- A ome, euepiies ano om: 200 O24 ParntiNGs: Free Exhibition at BARLOW’S na cay oars suitable Pej Penns. cane, avenue betwesn {sth strests, south side, over LAMBS — : A™ BEPOSITORY, 245 F STREET, Baween Thiriceath and Fourteenth Siresis, OLL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &c., BOGER’S GROUPS OF SCULPTUBE, ARTISTS’ MATESIALS, STATUETTES, &c., &c., PICTURE FRAMES, CORD AND TAS8ELS, &c., &c. VELVET PAssE PARTOUTS, PARLOR BRACKETS, &c A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. oc ly SMITA & STRONG. Bo. 486, EXHIBITION No. 486 8. kes Bight jame and Number. ap 3t-ly x SILVER WABB. SINCERY SEWING MACHINES, SOLD, RENTED, AND EXCHANGED, At the new Agency, LEWIS BAAR’S, Wasnixcrox. D.C. cd . 38 MARKET SPACB. CURUS, ORT Farce Lccadmnsad bi 1 ath and JOHN COX, Z — — Bets Be cerns ee UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL. Puwn's AVESUE, HEAR be GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor. gee ing HIER OGL | oe WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1870. EVENING STAR. Washington Nows and Gossip. Ivrenvat Revexve—The receipts to-day from this source were €515,072 GENERALS BANKs any BURNSIDE atrived at New York yesterday on the Java, from Europe. Ex-Goverxon W.LLs ahd other Virginia Tadicals are again in town looking after the pros- pects of the admission of that State. Ma. axp Mrs. W.J. Florence have a benefit at the National Theater to-night. In the lan- guage of Captain Cuttle, last night: “Overhaa your peeket books and make a note of it.” ‘Tue Waite Hovse.—A large number of Sen- ators and Representatives had interviews with the President this morning. At noon the Cab- inet meeting was held, and the session con- tinued for some time. CommissionzR DxLaNno has tstructed the supervisors in the distilling districts out the country to change the gaugers in their districts once in every three or four weeks, in order to have the law properly enforced. Commopore Grxew, of the New York Navy Yard, reports to the Navy Department that the U.S. tug Maria, with four of her crew, was Kat on the 4th instant by collision with the iron-elad Miantonomah, in the entrance westward of Vineyard Sound. duper PEARRE, of Maryland, nominated in December for the fourth cireuit United States judgeship, and whose confirmation was opposed in the Senate, has arrived here to expose, he Says, some ot the charges brought against him for the purpose of defeating his appointment. REsioNEp.—The President has accepted the resignations of Capt. John E. Blaine, Military Store-keeper, Quartermaster’s Department First Lieut. Geo. A. Ebbets, unassigned; Capt. Thoma: P. McElrath, 5th United States infan- try; Seeond Lient. James W. Tanfield, 23d Uni- ted States Infantry; Assistant Surgeon G. H. T. E. Axt, and Assistant Surgeon Wm. F. Smith. DeatH or Grex. MowER.—A telegram was re- ceived at the War Department this morning from New Orleans, announcing that Brevet Major General Joseph A. Mower, commanding Department of Louisiana, died last night of con- gestion of the lungs. Gen. Mower was a native of Connecticut, and an officer of great distine- tion. He was with Gen. Sherman on his march to the cea. Tue HOvsE Sus-ComMITTER ON APPROPRI- ATions have been considering the estimates made by Supervising Architect Mallett for con- tinuing work on the various public bulldings now in course of erection, and have in most cases agreed to recommend the amount of ap- propriation asked for to enable all the buildings to be completed at as early a day as possible. The amount agreed upon for continuing work upon the New York Post Office building is one million dollars. rue Nuwomn or Sraxfon Troops rx Cuna. Information was received at the Navy Depart- ment ,this morning from Rear Admiral ©. H. Poor commanding north Atlantic fleet to the effect that the Spanish frigate Navas de Toloso, ope of the Almansa class, arrived at Havana on the 2st of December with troops, making the whole number of troops in Havana at that date 13,584. No foreign men-of-war were in port at Havana, and there appeared to be nothing new in regard to the political situation. ‘THE WAYS AND Mzans ComMITTER continued to work away to-day on the miscellaneous class of duties imposed in the new tariff bill, but made no important progress. As soon as the tariff bill is completed the committee will take up the tax bill. One of the democratic members of the committee wil] propose an amendment not to continue the income tax for the present or future years. Another member intends to move to reduce the rate of tax from5to3 per cent. La Kvr’s MINSTRELS, one of the best troupes which have ever performed in this city, remain only two more nights at Wall's Opera House, as they appear in Georgetown on Monday evening, and then go South. The original “Shoo Fly” is an indescribable combination of drollery and music, and would make the most dreary, dull, and doleful dyspeptic smile out loud. Ricardo, too, with his feminine airs and graces, and so- prano voice, is @ sure antidote tor the blues. They will give a matinee for ladies and children to-morrew afternoon. Axotner B. axp O. R. R. Quastion.—The purchasers of the Government property at Har- per’s Ferry claim that the Baitimore and Ohio Railroad Company have no legal right to run their road through what was, until the recent sale, a Government reservation. Permission to run their track through the Harper's Ferry property was given the company by the Secre- tary of War, thirty years ago. It is claimed that this sale vitiates this permission, and that two miles of the railroad track, being on the main road to the West, is by mere sufferance on the land of private parties. Wore aT THE Navy YaRps.—Orders have been given to have the machinery of the Hart- ford and Canandaigua, now at the Breokiy= navy-yard, thoroughly repaired, ready for sea service. Bids for thit work have been solicited from outside establishments. Orders have also been given to concentrate all the force possible on the machinery of the Nantasket, at the Portsmouth navy-yard, and have her ready for service as soon as posesble. The machinery will be put in the United States steamer Antie- tam (now at the Philadelphia navy-yard) as soon as possible. Bids have also been solicited from outside establishments. Frvz Farm Lanpe in Wasnixeton Tarei- Tory.—Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office is in receipt of advices from the Surveyor General at Olympia, Washington Ter- Titory, showing the completion of the survey of one additional township in the valley of Naho. chess river in Furgeson county, an affluent of the Yakawa, which joins the Columbia near the confluence of Snake river and embraces an area of twenty-three thousand acres. About five thousand acres of this tract is gently with ‘wrich soil well adapted for agriculture. The re- im an accessible distance. These lands lie just north of the Yakawa Indian reservation in one of the finest sections in the eastern part of the ‘Territory. Lazor, LABORERS, AND EMIGRATION.—Mr, ‘Wells, Special Commissioner of the Revenue, States. In addition to the schedule for collec- tion of this information, a supplementary one Deen distributed, making inquiries intendod the guidance of emigrants who wish to settle (onl gpnrponadlgrnomsre cele and what unimproved, Z and price, railroad communication, &. Answers are being received daily. The Asses- sor of Internal Revenue for Colorado reports that the monthly wages, with board, of female servants in Denver, Colorado, is $30 per month, and thatthe servants aro very scarce, Civ, Rioxts vor THB Curnesx.—Senator Stewart, of Nevada, has prepared a bill to be introduced in the Senate providing for giving to Chinamen the civil rights of citizens of the United States. From the best information ob- tainable, it wonld appear that the Chinamen do Bot ask for anything but what is already ac- corded them, except to be put upon an equality with white citizens in the courts, and that they may be protected in their persons and prop- erty. They never come here to become citizens, Dut always look forward to, and arrange for, a retarn to China during life, or failing in that, that their bones te taken to their homes. From Tue Saxpwicu IsLanps.—A despatch reeeived at the Navy Department this from Commander W. T. Traxton, of the United + Commander Truxton encloses a specimen of cotton, about 500 acres of which ated the place, in 1860, it seems to be falling rapidly to decay. SAILING QUaLITIES OF THE MontroR Dictra- tor.--Rear Admiral C. H. Poor, commanding the North Atlantic ficet, under date of Dee. 26, off Key West, informs the Navy Department that the Severn, his ship, in comy y with the monitor Dictator, left Tybee Itoads on Mon- day, the 20th of December. "The first hours the weather was clear, with a light breeze and smooth water. The Dictator, under these cumstances, made seven knots easily. The next day the wind commenced biowing, and fresh- ened into a strong gale, with a heavy sea beat- ing over the decks of the monitor, in which she yas only able to make four’ knots, The least and it to communicate with her. itor was, however, enabled to hold her Uiter daylight, windward ane ~~ =o and r ,upon approaching Cape Cana- veral, the weather became moderate, when the Severn took the monitor in tow, and went through the Florida Straij Admiral Poore More than half the time if any accident jappened te the monitor he could have done nothing, except lay by her until the weather erated. His experience is that monitorf should not be sent to sea unless mode- rate breezes and pleasant weather could be re- lied upon. The temperature of the Dictator’s fire,room was 138 deg., and twelve men became exhausted. The Western Union Company and the Strikers. Orrick WzsTERN Uxton TeLecrara Co. Washington, D. C., Jan. 7, 1870. Epitor Star:—In view of the statements which have been made public relative to the facilities of this company for doing business, it. “coms nece bg § that the reai condition of affairs, > far as this office is concerned, should be made known. posed to discuss the merits of the question at issue between the company and its late employees, but Rycvge 4 the attempt to mislead the pattie as tothe ability of the company to do business is neither fatr to the company nor their customers, and will a be considered a legitimate metiod of carrying on the contest. ‘This office is prepared to receive and transmit all business offered. All business has been promply and regularly forwarded thus far. The force now on duty consist of thirteen 0} rs, (instead of four ax reported,) besides mana- ger, and more are now on ‘their way here: As to the character of these operators, the names which those who differ with them may choose to apply isa matter of taste, but the real truth is they comprise as good men and > sperators as ever were in this or any office. vere the contrary true they could not have Ferformed the work as it has been performed. The branch offices at No. 432 Pennsylvania avenue and in the Post-Office Department have been reopened, and it is expected that all the others will be soon. With regard to other offices, we are working regularly with every one of the offices mentioned as closed in the circular issued last evening by the \-Telegraphers’ League.” In regard to the Richmond ice especially, the last man of which was reported to have left, the truth is that “the last man,” and all the other men of the old force, are now on duty, and sent last evening an appeal to the strikers here to follow their example. And we have advice this mo- ment that all the men in that district, compris- ing the lines from Richmond South to Augusta, via Wilmington, and to Charleston via Greens- boro’, and west to Lynchburg and Gordonsville, have returned to their work. Of course the company has had to strain every nerve to meet Se gery of the public in this emergency, which, so far as this con- , Was precipitated upon them at fifteen minutes’ notice, and there has been literally no time for anything but incessant work; but the work has been done, is being done, and will con- tinue to be done as it always has been. Our fa- cilities are hourly increasing here and else- where, and the Saeed is confident of ability to do all business offered. This statemgnt is considered due alike to the company and the public. Lxonarp Warner, Cashier. Cuas. A. Tixxer, Manager. monitor, Tne Sizery HoLttow Butcusry—Confe: tion of the Murderer —The Buckheut, who recently committed the atrocious mur.ters in Sleepy Hollow, New York, and who, since his confinement in has been meg he AA A ence of c} form, when reco’ ing = its effects confessed his imy why had Kendall, to. which he replied, ‘1 don’t know: but the con had been with my wife;” “I want to die, I want to go to my .”” At this juncture y fountains of "3 sd ture were again broken up, and fo ioods Of tears coursed down his fuce while’hhe almovt shricken in piteous tones, “Oh, my mother, m: - ps won't you come to me?” The young maa may who Was supposed to injured, is still ‘livin, sna is oni bly recover from his wounds. ‘with the ‘ork, for Namau, N. in Charleston, 8. C., on under of weather, to obtain coal. stream, she was visited thorities, and, on ‘of the Spanish Con- sul that ‘she futonaed the y laws, she was seized by the United States Mar shal and detained. and crew Fes bees delinquent em the 8th of ‘ebruary. Cmicaco, Jan. Tk te announces that the exciteme mons caused by the schism in the cl the proposed to The Bvening Sar. Loxpoxr, Jan, 7—Charles Dickens made an- other speech at’ Bi am last evening. In the course of his remarks he alluded to the fact that the former speech of his had been misun- derstood, and he would therefore take occasion to reiterate his political creed. He had no faith in the le (with a small P) governing; but entire faith in the (with a large P) gov- erned. He put infinite trust in the mames; but none, whatever, in the so-called ruling class —$———— Exclusively to The Evening Star. Lonpox, Jan. 7.—A corresponde Morning Post, writing from Ismalia, says: Any- thing drawing over fifteen feet of water must be lightened tn order to pass through the Suez Canal. , &e., 80 obstruct it that pass- age is hazardous. | The company declines to take any risk whatever. It requires a mint of money to keep the work in order. es Death of Jim Legan No. 2_ He Denies Being the Murderer of Rogers. Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Star. NEw York, Jan.7.—Jim Logan No. 2, who was shot by Jerry Dunn, died last night, after signing a paper declaring himself innocent of the Rogers murder, and that he had no know- ledge as to who committed the deed. ———— Death of a Son of General Nekley. Baclusively to The Evening Star. PHILADELPRtA, Jan. 1.—George Negl joungest son of General James 8. member of Congress from the Pittsbur, died this morning. The remains will Pittsburg for interment. ERE od OEE E: imiste: xpected Mi ime Changes in Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Panis, Jan:7.—Advices have been received from Florence, which indicate that on the open- ing of the Italian Chamber there will be Minis terial changes. im favor of the Left party. Ocean Steamers Arrived Ont. QuxENstow™, Jan. 7.—The Russia has ar- rived here. Sovrnamrton, Jan.1.—The Westphalia has arrived. , the 7,8 district, sent to Centre Telegraphed to The Star. CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—Daniel Walsh, who was to have been hung to-day in this city, for the mur. der of his wife, has had his sentence commuted by Governor Palmer to imprisonment (v- life. a Anti-Prussian im rian ( As pe, to The Evening Star. Municn, Jan. 7.—The anti-Prussian guts va hi nsiderab’e majority in rian Chamber, | MOrty t he new Sera ladelphia Strikers Gone Two Philadelphia to ‘Telegraphed Beclusively to The Evening Star. PHILaDEuLrnta, Jan. 7.—Two of the Phila- ae tel strikers have resumed work in ‘Western Cnion office. Tue Prorossp Inrrovsmexts or Wasu- 1xGTOX.—The I sent you s few days relative to the the come the of the Government completion of the Capitol grounds will be fes and old shanties whlch Siaigare eri o i d Hg tr] th EEE S eh TS c a > T have reason to know that he favors vements and will advocate ns on the reassembiing of Congress.— Wash. Cor. N. ¥. i AxornEr Civit Kicuts C, | F i H FL H 1 i E rf ? t f i tf if to There sritatnant’on hours tea'SeAmen set ||, tanen oe rem seers regular clearance from the Customs, |) ip the Genth are repertes 0 house of New York. Her passengers iad en- | steady labor, not gaged passage to Nassau, and alee that they ats that were Secaeey sues United States Court this morning. [roam ec mers lostates, tye = ‘Tux Swit Mix Horaor in New Yorx— (nary ben peace They are also land- The New York are once | plantations eeale, proprietors; 4 mre pioee ey milk, seem to |'tach head ‘cultivate cera tte Ro. I'sten, 60 for No. 3 mem, mc d Tostiy curing: spore hare aes MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ‘The Fimamces of the State—Chese- Canal_ Baltimore eS Se begins @ general enumeration of the material blessings which the State has enjoyed during the past two ent condition of its finances. of into the for the ‘year end- ing mber 30th ° (| a@ balance of $402,551.01 left over) was$3,484,641.50. The total disbursements for the same year were $3,039 301.- 1d, lea 2 Balance of $445,340.41. The State dk bt for w! mterest has to be provided was, on the 30th ', $12,682,4308.96. Of un- [rodective aseet the State Owns $19,676 632.08, in poly meee to the ee in Governor make terest in the Sicenpes railroad two ay the bonus to the State required by the act of is adverted to as creating a neces- sity for raising revenne from other sources— an of direct tax matael on oysters and upon the revennes of col » and tel pedi ere aan in the e sel pee ag rt State board of education than vesting the supervisory power in the hands of a single individual. The claims of the colored to have educational oe for their children, and the interest of the Stave in the elevation of this presented. The im nm immigration to the the text Maryland and the ad al she offers to im- migrants. The repe: le two- dollar militia tax and of the present enro!lment — which is admitted to be an expensive are, is The wal of the 5 remo’ State iis trom the Deaf and Dumb Asyl in Washington city to the State institution at Frederick, now in successful operation, is ree- om! ‘The suiject which occupies the space inthe message is the issue lately made by the president of the Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad Jompany in regard to the State's claim to one- fifth of the receipts of the road from nger travel on the Washington Branch. The Gover- nor prefaces his remarks upon this subject by an earnest disclaimer of any hostile focling towards any particular road or corporation. “He claims only desire is to promote the prosperity of the city of Baltimore and the State at by an increase of railroad urges the law, under wi of the State may be enabled to build railroads whenever the capital can be secured for the purpose. Ci directly to the question at issue between the State and the president of the Baltimore and Chio road, the Governor refers to the provisions of the act of Assembly (182, ch. 175, sec. 8) incor; the Baltimore and W: n It is therein required that the company “shall By to the Treasurer of Maryland ‘on the first jonday of January and uly in ever: the use of the State, one-iitth of ite whole amount which may be received for the trans portation of passengers on said railroad by said company during six months last ing.” It is further required that “‘the president shall ex- hibit on cath to the General Assembly on the first day of January, or as soon thereafter as the said Assembly shall convene, in each and every year, an account — the gross lor the trans- id road, and amount received by saidcompany por mn of passengers on ieee H fl ! bs i / $' i g if i f i H f J j b i f f i i i f i i Hi Hl af le H i | i il i it a ‘i ef ir i f F ii Hl in lf a ail : i Hii i r F H 8 PIBABCIAL AXD OOMMNERCIAL ‘The tone of afairsin Wall street is generally more bouyant, apparently in reaction from the money market works more easil). ‘able to supply their wants witho:? Aa See ive, Sete os ee » and ramers of j Wasnrmeoror, Jan. 7, 1€70.—tay Cooke @ Co furnish the following quotations of “Go verumen: | securities: 168, Fi us ceoemnae, tees > Five-twentics, my } Jan. and J iby | Five-twentios, Sam and Jan?” iw an. > iS Ten-forties woeeeneee an* YORK—PIRET BosRp. 16% 5-20. InRIy A. y oD qT ] Lewis Johnsen & Oo. quote stocks ani boud* in home and foreign markets as fo! lows New Yorn, Jan. 1.—first Board—U. 8. 6%, 1851, coupon, 11645 5-20's, 1882, cow ai) 5-20's, ined, on, iid; SBP ak come ‘114; 5-20", new, coupon, 113). ad's, bet coupon, 113%; 5-20" 1868, » 113%; 10-408, coupon, 1114 ; C) = 100%, Canton, #\, Cameriand: 15565 ; do. Union 'T. 3 aes) . A certificates, 61; Welle’ Express, 19; ; United States Exprom, nion Express, —. Market Markets Te-Day. Roclantosty © The Bvemng Star. Barrios, Jan.7.—Vi old, . 414, asked; do. 1806, og bia So pom eng coupon, old, 50 bid. Baw Jan. 7.—Cotton quiet and nomi- nally at 26. fairly active, and firmer for ‘grades; unchanged. eat firm, 1.390145. Corn firm and white, 92a Se. Oats steady at S6c. Rye, €1.10. Provisions easier ices are nominally weak and an soon attnenee”, eo ae N ORE, 7.—Stocks steady zw ¥ Jan. jong. * Money 7 per Gent. ‘Exchange, short, Se 2. $20, 186 coupon, Nites , 50; new, 66. ig; mew, 28%. New Yorx, Jan. 7—Flour is without any material cl . Wheat is slightly in buyere favor. Corn dull and declining. ——_-<ce-— Forsicx News = CapLe—The dismissal of ——— —_~- 2ee-—_____ G7 Boston is to have s Citizens’ Association. G7 Fetcher makes hie American debut in Buy S7-Col. Ryan has with eix revolvers 57 A port wine in London is called “Vic's par- been ae. Allen is not a disconsolate widower. He Gometalos aim tan any more prayer meetings, but "Astronomers have that the sen 4 4,000,000 mites nearer ase mite nears eee al