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The REPORTED MOVEMENT OF SHERMAN FROM
ATLANrA-In . despatch from Indianapolis,
dated yesterday, 1t is stated that Sherman had
destroyed the railroad from Chattanooga to
Atlanta, burned Atlanta, and, leaving Thomas
to take care Of Hood in Tennessee, had taken
mp his line of march for Charleston. S. G. This
would be bold and perhaps not impracticabls
operation, and one that would cut into the
very vitals Of the reqellion. But we are
assured from semi-oficial source that there ID
no good authority for the statement We are
not satisfied, however, that the whole despatch
is false. Sherman may not have started fos
Charleston. Thomas has force enough in Ten
nessee to keep Hood out of that State, and
Sherman had large force at Atlanta. 1t ID
not to be supposed that the force under Sher-
man would be kept idle in view Of the fact
that Hood has taken his army entirely out Of
the way, and left the whole rebel territory open
to Sherman's advance. Sherman doubtless
has some movement on foot. Where he will 60
to 1t is not possible to say; but 1t will bs
toward point, we may be sure, whose capture
will be a great disaster to the rebellion.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

TURNING THE TABLEs.-The Canadians are
beginning to enjoy taste Of that sire in the
rear" which they are preparing for us In the
shape Of rebel raids and steamboat burnings.
The Fenian Brotherhood are likely to give
them sufficient employment in looking after
their own security, without their occupying
themselves in furthering the plans Of our enc.
mics. Honesty, they will find, is the best
policy. Those that work underhand are sure
to be caught in trap Of their own making.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
COrOner,s Inu nest.

SUDDEN DKArn IN THE Cusrox HousE-About tive
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. Edward j. Horscman,
employed messenger In the warehouse department O.
tho Custom rIouse fell dead while descending flight Of
.,., a., ,h f,rs,o, r,ouse Coroner wildoy was notified
70 hold nm ,nouest Mr. HorsenAn was sixty two yo.rs
OF age and native OF Boston. MASS. dc lived at NO.
lao south Eighth street, Williamsburg.
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THE BUSINESS COLLAPSE OF ELECTION WEEK
The OPERA, THEATRES &c.-Ths will have
been dull week for business and amusements
of every kind. 1t will take two or three days
more for the community to fully get over the ex-
citement of the elections. BY next week, how
ever, everything will have resumed its usual
course. The American mind is, happily, so
constituted that even party dsappointments
do not make more than = passing impression
upon 1t. Those who predicted that Lncoln's
re selection would be the ruin Of the country,
bag and baggage, for some less afflicted cline.
are already beginning to take more cheerful
view of things. After all, they say, philoso-
piers that they are, that the destiny OF the
nation is not bound up with the fortunes Of any
single man. And so they are brushing up their
dress coats and opera cloaks, and are prepar-
ing to forget their sorrows in the enjoyments
which Maretzek's troupe are preparing for
them next week. And in these, 1t may be a.
we'll to mention, there is modification of plan.
Don Sebastiano will not be given on Mon
day, at first proposed, some further rehearsals
Of the opera being necessary. Poliuto, that
noble work, which has elected to such q de-
gree the enthusiasm Of our audiences will bs
substituted, perhaps with the idea of showing
the copperheads how Christian martyrs bear
their sufferings. The theatre is q great moral
and political institution, and we would aA-
wise Fernando Wood, and others Of that So
verely visited brotherhood, to attend Poliuto.
On Tuesday, for people whose feelings run In
pleasanter vein and who see the millennium
In President Lncoln's renewed term of Office,
Donizetti's delightful opera Of Linda di Cha
mount will be given. None but music Of
the liveliest character will suit them at present.
On Wednesday or Friday-we hope the for
NERVE shall have the treat Of the new opera.
Don Sebastiano. This is the directors special
evening, and he promises that the music will
be congenial to all parties, copperheads a.
we'll a. Lincolnites. Maretzek is man of in
dependent views, and does not care = cent
who rules at the White House so that hs
rules In tho orchestra. The new version Of Fra
Diavolo will be produced week after next
This, we understand, is also intended to have
. political significance. It is thought, and
with reason, that the present is good time to
hold up to view the fate that awaits those who
live by thieving from the public.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

Lincoln has been re-eleetsd President Of the
United States, and George B. Mcclellan ID still
. major general in the United States Army, .
brave, trus ~ and loyal soldier.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Arrival or the Bloc kade Runner Annie
NJ NeVv York.

at New York.
The prize steamship Annie In charge Of Acting Master
H. s. Borden from Now Inlet NJ o., which captures
by the gunboats Wilderness and Nphou atcr chass q
twenty minutes arrived at this port Monday morning.
The Annie started undor convoy OF the United STATES
ship susquehanna, but parted company with her.
she IL OF two hundred and sxty-threc tons burtben,
built Of iron, double screw. and butt Ia
London. Her original csptain m do and two enEioeers
arc on board She present at anchor OF tho Battery
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bloodshsd In any mere county election in tho

bloodshsd In any nero county election In tho
Old Country.
Out OF the four million votes cast there will
not probably be majority for Mr.. Lincoln Of
over two hundred Misunderstanding how in
tense the interest was and how rssolutely each
party sustained its favorits candidate. The
people were too earnest in their intention to
vote to give any time to quarrelling, and so
this most important election we ever held was
model of great moral battle.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

Two STARTLING FACTS FOR EuRoPE-The cap
ture of the Florida and the election Of Presi-
dent Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY SIS Broadway
CURosiTIxs AND LECTURES, from A. M. till l0 r. 81.
HoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn-ErHroprAS
boNcs, DANCES, BuRLEsouKs, &c.
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uo,tsn Ba nx Statement.

BosroS, Nov. q, 1884
allowing Ia the weekly statement OF the condition
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

BAREUMs MUSEUM, Broadwav.-sxSrcA Ixp1ANs-
TRAINED Docs-CoMNoDoRR NUTT-FAr GIRL DIR AMArIc
PERI foRMANcKs-Day and Evening
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BRYANTs' MINSTREL'S Mechanics Hall 472 Broad
way.-ETHIoPIAN SONGS, DANCES, BURLRsQUHs &c -FouR
YEARS IN TIE WHITE HOUSE
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BoWERY THEATRE Bowery.-LRKDoRNIE-KN
or Sr. JouN-Boors AT TnK SWAN
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APPROPRIATION. Fourteenth street-RoURs rR1 AN.
GYksAsTIc AcRoBArc ENTERTAINMENTS.
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CAMPBELLs MINSTRELS. 1879 and 2ol Bowery -
VARIED AND EXCITING MELASGE or ETHIOPIAN ODDITIES
RAW RKcRUIrs-U. s. G.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, JUNE 4.-The follow
ing resolutions from the Common Council were
oonourred In! To contract for the building Of new
market house Notwithstanding the Maj or's vetoi
to purchase hose and to locate reesi to establish
hack stand, and resolutions In favor OF Jno. p.
Essex, In relation to the West Georgetown school
house and to the payment OF the internal revenue
tax. Adjourned.
COMMON CoUNCIL.-A message was received
from the MAJo or co ering his veto Of the act to
erect new m,Tket house. The priheipAl ohJeo.
lions which he makes are the coat (SA7, 0O9) and
= the critical state OF tho 'imeA. .
On motion OF Mr.. Clements, the bill was passed
notwi thstAnd ding the veto, and was signed by the
President. there were six yeas and two nays on
the final vote.
build a stable for horse at tho poor houses re-
feTredi and stating lat he had purchased q horA6
for the City scrvr ger at $500, and the appropIia
ton being only Slt0, was inBuiiioiant Refer. ed
PETITIONS PREsEHTED.
By Mr.. Englah; FGom John P. Davidson and
Others, merchants, asking for the appointment Of
AhATbor INST Referred
Cor property taken in the opening OF Aqueduo
street. Referred
From samuel Strong, proposing to build the new
market honse for s35,0cO. Laid on the table.
From the Street Communist ner, stating tha
$40 would be required TO put the ToLd from thu
stone house to the canal In proper order Re
ferred.
Mr. Davis offered a r. solution TO refund to ThoS
Prubby, rr,, ten dollars, the amount OF line I'm
posed by Justice Re tveT. passed.
The resolution to Appolnt a committee TO COME
with the Commissioned OF Internal Revenue In N
lAtion to the internal revenue tax, was passed
and Mr.. Geo. Hill was Appointed on the part 0
this Board
' Ire retoluiIon to appropriate o. OsO to pave
portion OF High streot was laid on the table.
The resolution to pay ], LibbeY S229, 10 for luH
Der was passed. af er which the Board adjou' ned
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ALExAN pRIA NEW S

THE following items are taken from the
State Journal Of the ID iTBtAntS
Captured BY GueTTildS We learn that Dr. Lloyd
and Mr. Williams Waters, residing near Vienna,
were yesterday M rning taken from their homes
bv A number Of those very "enthusiAstic and gem
erouB yOuthBn whom we have recently read shout
composing BIoIby's celebrated hand OF Iobbers
hoI Sc thieves and cutthroAts. Gen. Augur Ghnult
enforce such an o der as the one Gen. Hunter re
Gently Issued. II Ia working admirably 10 Wesl
VtrginiA,
Sale Of Abandoned PyopTiy-An extensive sale
oapturId and RbRn oneL prnpErty viii take plac'
next Monday moi ming, at 10 o'clock, At No II KIM
st Get. About euUV pounds o. rnss, " IONS %
tioles will then te disposed o under the direction
OF Mai, Nm. siveyi the special agent Of the Treas
ury Department.
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HEADQ'Rs PRoyOST MARSHAL AND DOAhD orr
ENROLMENT OF DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA, I
WAsHINGToS, D. c., May % 1864.
The Board Of Enrolment Of the District Of CO.
lumbia will be In session at the ONCE Of the Pro-
Vost Marshal District Of Columbia, corner OF 0ur.
teenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sun-
days eXcepted), from II o'clock q m. to O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose OF hearing cases ferePiioH
from draft for the following causes, vi7i
Alienage,
Non-residence,
UnBuitAblenehh OF Age,
Manifest physical disability, and
Two years service during the present war,
either In me Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish Information as
o persons who arc not enrolled, who are try ing
to eVAde snr Ollment, AS It's equally for the In
terest Of each person enrolled TO place upon the
" Enrolment List" all persons liable to do mill
tAry duty, so that his own chance Tor daft shall
not DO unjuStly inereaIedS
HENRY A. SCHEETZ
Captain and Provost Marshal,
my25-tf District OF Columbia
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TESTING NIALsi

WARRINGTON, D. C., March ., 1894.
Dn. LIoHrHILL-Dear Sir: take this opportu.
nifty TO publicly express my gratitude for the won
deriul cure Of Deafness you havsin so short time
effected In my case.
Twas deaf for about six years, and for tho last
few years much 30 could not hear preaching OF
common conversations but now, sinsa your laval.
liable services have been rendered, can hear az
well 40 ever. In conclusion, let ne say that the
nolsos with which have been troubled In my head
for years have alSo entirely disappeared.
VERY truly, yours,
JAMES r. McCATHRAN,
Tenth street, between L and @,
Washington.
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WAsHINdToH, d. C., March ., 1884.
This to ocItify that having been affected for
tweRty years with Deafness, and having tried
Of tho most eminent doctors Of our city with
out any relief, at last heard Of Dr. IiEhthill and
put mysSn under his care. His treatment wai
brief and successful. I an now completely re
stored, and the cure il apparently permanent.
have all confidence In DR.. Lighthill's skill, and
would advise all afrieted with Deafness to 60 and
consult him at once.
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence, near and Eleventh streets.
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STATES HOTEL
CAPE ISLAND, NJ.
JDHN WEST, AARON MILLER,

PROPRlETOHsi
Beg leave to cali the att nton OF their lends
and The public to the above magnificent Establish.
ment which will be open for the reception OF Wis
ItOFs on the 10Th Of June.
Beslies spacious Dining HAN ans fMinfs, "
oouttIns an unusu 81 number OF large and well-VPn-
tlIate Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished with
new furniture throughout.
The Praphetors OF this h Establishment will spare
no care or expense to meet the wants OF thelI
guests, thereby hoping to share literally in the
public pat onSge.
AnrlicRtiOn for rooms made to the subscribers
by lot or to Cape Island, will receive prompt re
ntv tle3OWl WEST MILES.
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WHITRauRsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AyEEuE.-ThiS celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly Tehtted and furnished. Has one OF
In This country, numbering oyer tifteen thousand
embfneinE nECReaEoB of distinguished persona
10th oivil And military. LiGeneases of many OF
tSege allen In latte eau be obtained here. For
suDeriIT work, WhtchnrSt outstipplhs bic COM
petitora, received hodal at the WoIid'I Fair
iobIon' Particular AttsltiOn 10 called to hts new
inPeTiai Photographs, GlSo Vignetta now much
ought after. hNb-h
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COURT.
6lsTsIcT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
m

6lsTHICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, TO WITT
MAY 81, 1854
In the ease OF John R. stebbing, administrator
Q, I. a. OF John Stuart deceased, the administrator
O. I. a. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
Orphans Court OF Warrington county Aforesaid,
appointed Saturday the 96th day Of June next, for
the final settlement and Of the personal
estAte OF said deceased and Of the AhsetI In hand
As far as the same have been collected and turned
into money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased notified to attend tat the
Orphans Court OF Washington county AforeSaid,)
with their olAimh properly yOuohed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
Ter be published once week Tor three weeks In the
National Republican previous to the said 26th day oil
June, 1884,
Test z. q. hOBblNB,
IC4lawSVs Register Of wills.
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PUGSAoIoUs oNE-CUTTEBs.-Andrew jack
son and John " Donald We Q arrested yesterday by
0d1cer MoColgan, on the charge Of fighting in the
street. They are htons-sutters, and live In the
same house on Capitol Hill. O'DonAld was drunk
st the time, anil began the hght because Jackson
was trping to lead him TO his home They were
taken before Justiee GibersOn, and each ned 81 %.
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n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. --- WE
NJ have now in store full Stoeb OF 0entlemen'p
Spring OVersoAtS, Business Suits, Dress suith and
Furnishing Goods Of the Latest BtylGs, mAnutRetur
a with the same decree OF n0EtnaSE style Gnd eie
'- WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
uas PeunG lVGilA Avenue, bOtVObU
h. Ninth and Tenth GtIssLl
AM Io--sfiI ISaGr Intsl.I
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DECLINES THE HoEoR.-Mr. Robert w. Ed
monds, who was chosen IS the candidate for Al
dermAn Of the FifIh ward, At the late working
mems meeting, announces through our columns
today his deolinau n of the honor. The many
frIen6s Of Mr.. Edmonds in the ward will no doubt
be sorry to read this announcement.
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NAVY YARD.-The flagship Com. Reed, Of
the Potomac FlotiIla, arrived at the Navy Yard
yesterday & ON the Lover Potomac. she brought
up two block Ade-rnnners, caught near City Point.
The steamer Baltimore left the Yard this morn
Ing, with load Of ammunition and ordnance
stores for Fortress Monroe.
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ANY one having occasion To- visit a. private
medical Institution are advised 70 Call on d.
A large and sueeCBsful practice here and else;
where enables him TO guaranty aperiect cure IN al'
eAGeA. -. .,.,., .,..,.
All visits and communications strictly priVate
And confidential Persons calling see no one 1ut
tho Doctor. leOl-h
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BOARDING. A NUMBER OF GEN
II tlemsn oan obtain beard a. No. tS1 Maryland
venue between Eour-And-Ashalf and sixth slrsets,
land. oolT-n
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REMARKBLE CURE OF DEAFNESS
From ne Rev. Jsvph NJ. Clarke, Rector " 81. Jsns'
Church.

Syracuse, February 20, 1854.
IhAvs been deaf In one ear ever since left col
lege, some twenty years ago. By the skill OF DR..
Lighthil, its hearing was completely restored, so
that now hear alike with both ears, and nnd
that can use my voice with much more ease and
comfort than before.
n28-eo9W JOSEPH M. CLARKE.
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n F F l G l A L

OFF IAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAHT GEEERAL's OFFIrE,
WAsHIEOToE, March II, 1884.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleek, Chief Of staff, and must
specify tho business for which tie officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention.
by order Of the Secretary OF War.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
n2l-tf Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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d, A LOST BADaR.-Lost, In the city, on the I'd
inst, gold badge In shape OF crescent, engraved
upon II, I" wArd II. Laman, U. S. Marshal, d. CO.
The FODDER will conier upon the owner great ia
voT by leaving II at tho MAIshAlG once, besides
being suitably rewarded.
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CRAY'S PATENT
MOI. DED COL L A RS

MOL ID ED co L L A RS
Are not simply nat pieces OF paper cut In the form
of collar, hut are Nodded and Shaped to 1T he meek
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which is obtained by our pat 'nted process, which
also REQUIRES another GdrdEi'g' possessed by Other
collar viz Space for The CrGrai in the Turn.down
style The inside Of htch IL perfectly sHoOh and free
from Fuckers making this collar, for eaIe, ncatness
and durability, uncquAlled.
They are made in rundown style in sizes from
IL to H. and In G4rrottc from ~ to II inghes aud
packed in neat blue boxes Of 100 eAehj also ia
EmA Ter ones Of 10 eAeh-the latter = very handy
package for trtve ere, army and navy Oineers.
-" EVERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NJ LDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
30! PennsylvAniS avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Je2-lom Washington, D. c.
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DIVORCE GRANTRD.-Yesterday a decree was
grants b. judge DIN, Httng In equity, to divorce
Christian XtndeF uinculo md!Tinloni with Emma
]. XAnder, on the ground OF inhdslity. They were
married at Alexandria In 1852.
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GoLDl GoLDI-The only place In this city
where they make and re-point gold pens IL at blo
Seventh street, up stairs.
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OATH ROOMs...--RE-oPENING.

HENRY SCHAFER
Begs leave to announce to the citi2Gns and sttAn-
gers in Warrington that he has reopened his
BATH ROOMS,
Nos Az aud t29 h street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, opposite the General Post OiiSs,
These rooms have been newly dtted up and ar
ranged for the ,miOTt IT his patrons He hAs also
arranged, on the upper door,
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES,
and would respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always ready. Polite 'ttend-
ants to serve all who call on him, myI7.lm
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AUCTION SALES.

Two BE SOLD. FOR LIVERY, ON
i next TuESUAY at II =. m, 1T auction, to
lie highest bidder for eANh, 0ns Chestnut HO 20,
he property OF Mr. smAle, who deIIve ed said
nOTe to me on February u 1864, / be fed Ard
IT' d Or at his (smAle'al expense. TS livery and
'hoeinV. fJFtY'hvo dollArs (St6l.
je1-3t' DR.. WIN. BOYD.
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAUIl
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER, 7
WAsHIH0TOE, ID C., MAy lSCh 1894.
THREE THOUSAND $1,000 HORSES WANTED
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE (lGb) DOL
L ARs per head will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty 1907 days At the
Government stables at GicsbOTo, D. G.
said Horses to he sound IN all particulars not
less than hye 10y nor more than niue 10y yeArg old
from fifteen to sixteen hAnds high, full In nebh,
oompAotly built, bride wise, and OF size sufficient
Tor Cavalry purposes.
These Specifications will DO strictly adhered TO
and rgtdly enforced in every particular.
Pay ment made on delivery Of seven ~ and over,
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuNTtermASt Z,
myl5.lmd Cavalry BureAu,
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TIM only place whore you eau purchase hld.a
RJT goods OF all kinds AZ GigtdeQTerS prteer, !,
Al III A, HALLS India Rubber WarehoYteJ s'V
PennsylVAniA avenue, betwesn Ninth and Tent
stToets Also, all kinds Of Rnhhsr go~di heAutl'
ully Repaired at short notice. G-r F'~h
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NEw YoRK Gef,t,s,nea'S Clothing -
Nss ana Ia shioHaLe IA SIgs assortment Cor Dress
md business wear. The English saek and "siE-
ing Goats exoell 10 beauty, grAae hhn hhi'h any
sAo WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
ous-u Ia9 Pc. Ay,, bet. Ninth and Tenth sta
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n Y F G l A L &.

HEADauAATERs MILITARY DIsTRIcT)
OF WAsHIN0ToE, J
WAsHIE0ToN, d. c., June T. 1884.
General Orders, No. -
The bars public houses except Hotels, In The
cities Of Warrington and Georgetown will be kept
closed during the day and night Of Monday, June
g. 1864 under penalty ofeonhsestion OF their entire
stocks and the revocation OF their licences.
The Provost Marshal Of the Military District Of
Warrington 10 charged with the execution OF thii
order.
BY order Of Gel NJ. N. WIsEwELL, military
Governor: THEODORE MCGOWAN,
iA2t Assistant AdjutAnt General
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GARD FROM MR.. EDMONDs

10 THE VOTERS or THE FIFTH WARD.
GENTLEMEN | fully appreciate the high honor
which you conferred on me In having, 81 your late
ward meeting, chosen me as your candidate Tor the
office OF the Alderman Of the Finh ward, Late
circumstances have interv. ned, VII CHI will ptevent
my Heeeptpg the office II eected. Therefore,
beg leave TO respectfully decline the honor IL at
some future time, my frlsnds see tit to request my
service as \ municipal officer, | shall eGdeavoF
TO do MY duty to the best OF my ability.
isl-lt ROBERT w EDMONDS.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.

CHIeF QuARTEHmAHTERis OFFICE,l
'sPOT or ~ ARuIsa rnN
WARRINGTON, D. O., June !, 1884
VIII he H'u ~ puUIIu auction, ~ The CnrrAlB,
Iear the Obser AtnTy, In the city Of Warrington,
D e., on WEDNESDAY, June g. 1864, and on
WEDNESDAY, June %, iS64, \ lot OF
Houses AND MULES,
condemned as unit tor public service,
rerms-CRBh, In Govern ment 'undS.
Sale to commence at 10 o'c Ock, =. m.
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