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OUm MAAxRr. The Cenirs Market was even
more poorly attended yesterday morning than on
Tuesday last. There was sc .rcely any poultry or
fish for sale. and the supply Of vegetables. with the
exception Of sweet and Irish potatoes, was very |
mesgre. Prices were consequently high. Butter
prime table article continues unusually scarce


MoNrr Matters. The change now taking
place in the money world by the introduction Of the
subtreasury system, has its effect upon the Pecuni-
ary relations Of this city. well upon those OF the
have been compelled to yield temporarily to the in
conveniencies occasoned by the disturbances arising
from this cause but il is pected that they will soon
be able to get into smooth water again.


or The new Commissioner of Public Buildings,
we have been informed, entered on the active per-
formance of his duties yesterday.


or We hope the report is true that Col. seaton,
the Mayor Of the city, has designated Thursday, the
27th instant, as day of thanksgiving to be observed
in this city. Ist


The Effects of the Fresh.-The recent rains have
probably done more damage to the shores watered by
the Potomac than we can at present estimate. Not
having desire to sweep away the canal by false
report nor to carry off the Long Bridge by move
ment of the pen, we took walk in that neghborhood
yesterday morning.


We perceived that one complete span OF the new
part Of the bridge had broken loose, and that one
half of the draw had fallen into the water and been
carried by the tide twenty feet, at least, from the
point of its former connection. One side Of the chan
mel, the keeper informed US, is still open.


For the last three days large number of men have
been engaged cutting up the wood which drifted
down, and was, in part, intercepted by the bridge
Trunks Of trees fence rails, planks, etc, came just
in time to enable those who took fortune sat the tide"
to lay in their winters wood. One man capturedi
is said, sixty cords Only thirty carts were employ
ed at one time loading, at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning III 1866
| Committed David w. Dixon was brought before
Justice Goddard yesterday afternoon. This is the
person heretofore spoken Of as the receiver Of stolen
goods, on whose premises was found variety The
evidence was deemed sufficiently strong to justify his
committa for trial at the next term of the Criminal
| Court. I'LL ttGE 4ft 56
| The room of the watch-house was crowded, prin.
cipalIy with colored persons, who seemed more So
licous than the whites to know the result Of the ex
animation.


Dsnison's Best Bo,oer is the name of new and
beautiful weekly published in Boston and other ci-
ties Down East at 81 90 per year by Rev. G. W..
Denson. . H H s.ss4 saE .g85a-


UT II is said in London that Fanny Ellsler Of
notorious memory to many Of the people of the u.
States, is to be married to an Italian named Rom
| seni. ~
! FaUIr.-Four vessels have recently arrived in
Boston with raisins figs, grapes, organges. lemons
AMALaAMATloN.-Abou one week since color
preach in Athol, Mass, married to white Ia
dy, whose unblushing fairness contrasted strangely