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There are in Germany 165 theatres. Of
these 10 are really "Court theatres" or
theatres supported by reigning princes; IL
town theatres of the first class; % theatres
of the second class; 39 town theatres of
the third class, and 81 strolling companies,
20 of which enjoy very good reputation,
and ara in a satisfactory financial condi-
ton. The number Of actors, singers and
dancers living in Germany is 5000, and
that of the choristers and officials about g.
900.
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THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
By the author Of Z" The Fair Inez ,, sba p,D.. =,
Wales, !" ''The Ghost Hunters" &c.
(OOETDUED.l
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MORNING LEADER.
All Sorts Of Items.

Ballots on paste-board cards, instead of
the old-fashiOned paper ones, are spoken
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People often wonder at the most natural
things in the world. @I say, Digby," said
Quilp to an acquaintance, 'you look sober
this morning" "And for a very good rea-
son. said Digby, "1 am soberp
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The Lewistown Journal says that a man
went into a restaurant in that town lately,
ate a good dinner, and. reaching the pay
counter afterwards, fumbled about his pock-
cts long time for something to pay for it
with, and at last, looking into the proprl-
etors face, he said: "Well, It's always my
darned luck to be out Of money when l
want sOmer and turned on his heel and
left
There is strong probability that by the
first Of September there will be a further
advance in the price Of the leading news
papers of New York city. A concerted
arrangement, with that end in view, is al
ready under way, and the probable result
will be that siD cents, instead of four, will
be charged. And don't besurprised if one
or two OF the weeklies should suspend op-
erations till this ''cruel war is over So
says New York letter writer.
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THE HYPOPHOSPHITES.
SYMPTOMS:
WInchester's IHEpOphosnhItes.

every case where the physician commonly pre-
scrIbes 'tenies," iron, whisky, oOd-liver oil, qui
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29

Secretary Stewards eolored coachman
shot another colored man in Washington
Monday night. The coachman gave him
self up, and says the other man was going
to shoot him when he fired.
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FROM MISSOURI,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25-Ths dead bodies of
Major Wilson, OF the Sd Missouri militia, and
six OF his men; captured by the rebels at Pilot
Knob,and given up to a guerrilla band for exc
cution for the alleged killing OF some rebels In
Arkansas last summer were found in Franklin
county yesterday. Major Wilson's body had
several holes in II.
A rebel major and six privates are now in
Alton prison as hostages for Major Wilson an
his men, and Will doubtless be shot in retalia-
ion.
There is nothing later from Price.
There Is no confirmation OF the capture of
three cannon at Independence and the routing
of the reDel army
TSECoED DESPATCHl
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-The Democrats War.
rensburg special says, Governor Hall has ar.
rived from Incedendence with small escort
under Captain Foster. He thinks our cavalry
is damaging Prices rear considerably. Price
is moving through Kansas, but is sprinkling
the road with the blood OF his best men. Our
loss in Sundays fight was about $50 killed and
wounded. The rebel loss was much greater
We took between 400 and 500 prisoners.
Deserters from Price are coming into this
post in considerable numbers.
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AUCTION SALE OF BLooDED HoRsEs-The
Property IF the tate William Mcdonald, Nary
Iond-A Yery extensive sale OF these fine an.
imals came OFF yesterday at Guilford, Md, on
the Yorktown road, three miles from Balu-
more.
The celebrated queen of the turf Flora Tenn
pie, was the first put under the hammer, and
was sold 10 Mr George q Presbury, Esq re-
siding on Charles street avenue, q few miles
from Baltimore. for 5000. Grey Beard, sired
by SaladIn, and Brown Mare, sired by Ham,
iltonian, generally acknowledged TO be the
fastest double team in the country, were next
put up, bot We're afterwards Withdrawn by
not wishing to part with them on any terms.
Lady Sutton, bay mare five years old,
mile-apd-thTte- minutes nag, was sold to
gentleman OF New York for $500.
The Chicago team, Henry Clay, and Dutch.
man. : $50 Frank and Blinker, $500. Colonel
ana Captain, stylish PAIR OF long tail brown
horses, and years old, were bought by Mr..
Buekler for S725. Whipple, a bob tail bay
horse, by Mr.. -. A. Mitchell, of Washington,
for $40. Frank, Jr.. sold for $50. Guilford,
az grey stallion, years old, $1,000 before leav.
ing the ground The purchaser was offered 81, COO
LOT Nun Lady GuilfOrd, a sorrel flly, years
oio by Mr. II. J. Jewett
Inc TWO Arabian mares EsAea and Safeda,
l IN ., from Arabia by the late Mr.. Melon
aid at cost OF upwards OF S6,0UO, attracted
moCh sehsoh as they were brought into the
risg; Inc hr, I name d, a beautiful bay, with
II J Jew.tt for $3.50, and tho go 49, ~,
Mr. j. II. Rieman for s675. Cooneite a sorrs,
mare. years old. by Mr.. 9. Fulton for $3.50:
her full sister, 2 years old, called Psn,,O go,
taken by Mr.. r. Thompson for s625 Fanru
bay fliy, year old, by Mr. H. @. Wyetn for
s275 Jenny, sorrei fiily months old, by Mr.
Henry Grafton for S2i0. Kate, a sorreI fIIr
year old, by Mr.. @. NJ. Dougherty for $3.50
Considerable interest was manifested when
burlington IT,, W las offered; he is a beautifully
formed dark iron grey stallion, one year old,
sired by Burlin gtop: dam Messenger mare;
Burlington, 1t Will be reeoIlected, was sired by
Geo. M Patcnen, dam Monmouth Eclipse, and
contest for the possession of their descsndent;
he was finally knocked down TO Mr.. Chas M.
Dougherty for s725. the we'll known mare
Lizzie mcdonald, with a colt six months old
by her side, W as also bought bv Mr. Iougherty
for 81 ESQ. The Gray Messenger mare, about
eight years old, was purchased by the New
York purchaser OF Lady Sutton and the clipped
team, for $500 This was the last horse on, the
catalogue.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


CAIRO, Oct. 25.-Memphis papers of the 23d
say that Forrest is reported TO be conce ntrating
a large force at jackson, Tennessee, and that
merciless CONSUMPTION is being enforced in
the country adjacent to Memphis.
Colonel Hayes's command, which was de-
feated at Eastport, Mississippi has returned
TO Memphis, and state that Hayes is not TO
blame for the disaster, as be imply obeyed
orders.
SECOND DRSPA1
LOUISVILLE, Oct 25.-The re d crossing
OF the Tennessee river by Forret Glow Flor.
ence Alabama, is confirmed. SiA rebel regi-
mfnts are reported at C-ntrevIlle.
On account OF the capture OF Totten Hospital
mail by guerrillas, under the notorious woman,
Sue Mundy, and the murder of the mail car
rter, four guerillas, who called themselves
Confederates captains, all of whom were re-
Gently captured ON the Cumberland river,
were yesterday taken from the Exchange Bar
racks here and shot, IN retaliation for the afore-
said murder
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General Sherman and the Presidential
Election.
To the Editor Of the Herald:
No. II WEST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW
YORK, Oct p, iS6i.-Having noticed in the
Herald of the 10th of September last the sub
joined paragraph, l transmitted IL to General
Sherman, with the remark, 81 feel that al
the enclosed statement in form avoiding
everything personal, wsuld be OF Importance"
/ give you his reply, marked with all the ele-
walton of his noble character. You Will be so
kind as to make IL public.
JOHN g. HAMILTON.
But we have heard a statemedt relative TO q
private letter from General Sherman, con-
tanning the following words, or words to this
effect Il believe that ninety nine out of every
hundred soldiers in the army'-the laurelled
army of Atlanta-swould vote for General Nc
Clellan, whether with or without my consent;
but If influence can suffice to make the hum
dredth man cast his vote the same way it shall
not be wanting This report we give as
known to us TO be prevalent in army circles
but without vouchIIg for its accuracy.
HEADQU'RS MIL. DIV OF THE Miss, IN THR
FIELD, KINGSTON. GA, Oct 11.-My Dear Sir:
There is not one word Of truth In the paragraph
you sent me cut from the New York Herald Of
September ". 1 never thought, said, or wrote,
that Mcclellan would get '.ninety- mine out Of
every hundred" votes in this army. am as
ignorant OF the political bias of the men of this
army as you are at a distance of thousand
miles, and would as soon think of tamparing
with soldiers religion, 5 with his preference
for men have not and shall not, attempt to
influence vote in the coming struggle. l
believe Mr. Lincoln has done the best he could.
With respect, &c, w. 7. SHERMAN.
JOHN G.. HAMILTON, ESQ.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE TRIAL OF HAMILTON EASTER & 70 :,
MERCHANTS OF BALTIMORE MD.-The trial
of Hamilton Easter &c Co., of Baltimore,
charged with selling goods to be conveyed into
the rebel lines, was commenced to-day a. IL
O'Clock, at the rooms of the Military Comms-
Gen. Abner E. Doubleday, who has returned
presided.
The defendants are Messrs. Hamilton EASIER
Jas. H. Easter and John Easter, u, proprie
tors, and LerenZo Parsons, clerk
Ex-Governor Thos. Ford, OF ONO, a. ~. "
RIDDLE, and s. Ford appeared In bshaiI Oh Tue
fendants.
The charge against the defendants Is VIOLA.
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FROM ARK fNSAS,
Magruder Marching TOUardS

Magruder Marching Towards X ed River.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 25 Late advlces from Little
ROCK state that Magruder left Camden, and
was rapidly marching to wards Red river. Only
about 2,tCO rebels are left between Saline river
and Camden.
General Heron is at Little Rock on an
inspecting tour through Canby's depart
ment.
There Is great activity in military mat
ters indicating movement to intercept
Price.
All soldiers suffering from chronic diseases
are being sent North on sixty days furlough.
Nearly $50 have already been sent.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CINCINNATI, Oct. &c. - The Commercials
Nashville dispatch says that Sherman is at
Gayles Vile, near the Coosa river, pressing
Hood, who is retreatIng toward Gadsen. Hood
will be compelled to either move north ID the
Tennessee river, or south to Jacksonville HIS
army Is reported to be destitute of shoes and
food.
The railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta
will be completed THURSDAY
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Pepnsylyania Election.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 25-The official vote Of
Jefferson county is, Democratic majority, 2O2.
Official total-Democratc majority on home
vote, 10000; Union majority, 39.s6l. Excess
OF Democratic, 153, with Forrest TO hear from
officially. 1t is reported to have l3 Democratic
majority, which would make the Democratic
majority on the home vote, 166.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock Market-Fifst Boafi

New York Stock Market-First Board.
by the Peoples Line-Ofhce Sill Ninth street. !
NEW YORK, Oct 26-U. 5. 1881, coupon 6's
1866; U. S. S 20's, 107E; Certificates Of Indebt-
edDess, IS; Gold, 2l4K; N. Y Central, i1ex;
Erie, 966; Hudson River, 120H; Reading, 123x;
Michigan Central, 126; Michigan Southern,
66x; Illinois Central, l20x; Cleveland and
Plttsburg, s94; cumberland coal Preferred,
So: Cleveland and Toledo. 80; Chicago and
Rock Island, ssh; Wilwaukie and Pairie du
Chen. as; Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
go, 9e4: Alton and Terra Haute 81; chicago
and Northwestern, 42H; Quicksilver, 79A.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION sTOCK.-
nhase Geo, eetown Corporation Stock. which bears
hn int rest of six per cent. per annum, PAYABLE
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation oc 1-dtNI
flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BY the
l Potomac Tow Company's boats, Potomac"
Gov Curtin" and " Belle Haven'' Apply to the
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
"a Is Water street. 9sor eatown,
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4 O'CL0UK p. NJ.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & &c. furnish tbs folls wing quo.
a. Of Do sacurifias.
DESERVED PRoMaTION-

UEo6hT ED FHJMD TIUN,
We are glad to announce that Gen. Ricketts,
has been promoted to be Brevet Major General
Of volunteers for Tin the words OF the official
order) /" gallant conduct during the war, par
ticularly in the battles of the present campaign
under Gen. Grant, the Monocacy under Gen.
Wallace, and the Opequan, Fishers Hill and
Cedar Greek in the Shenandoah campaign of
Gen. Sheridan"
The commission takes effect from October
10, 1864.
The President and Secretary Stanton have
shown in this instance, as in others, their pur-
pose to make merit alore the test for promo
ton, and also a determination that such merit
shall receive the promptest official recogni-
ton.
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GUERRILLA RAID BEYOND MARTINsBURG.
Passengers who arrived here this morning
on the Western train, report that last evening
a body Of rebel guerrllas made a descent upon
some OF our troops, stationed six miles beyond
Martinsburg, and captured Gen. Duffy and
staff.
The full particulars of this affair had not
reached Martinsburg when the train left there
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Affairs In Georgetown

THE CANAL.-Arrived-Boa w. J. Booth,
VIM barrow and H. l. Gilbert, with 3lS %
tons coal TO American Co; M G. Dick and n.
l.. Gilbert, 220. Dc tons to Central Co: Mohawk,
Col. Moore, Allquippa, 325.2O tons to Cum ber-
land Co: Advance and John Cowden, 22O 10
tons to Borden Go. Departures-Eight boats
light.
PORT OF GEoRGRrowN -Cleared-Schooner
fremont, Spaulding, Baltimore; Dan'l Holmes,
Holmes, Aliens Point. CT; White Foam.
Howes, Providence; J. w. Hine. Manson, New
Haven, CT; !. Kennedy, Long, PhiladeiphIa:
b Franklin, Thomas, St Marys; G. Washing.
ton. Miller, Patuxent; w. Peters, Holly, St
Marys; III & Caroline, Adams, Burlington: G.
Darby, Rogers, Boston; Golden Rule, Barley,
Deals Island; Chesapeake, p Aaron, Hungary
river; sloop Fashion, Shultz, st. Georges;
lorgboat Pioneer, Sebastian, Nanjemoy.
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FROM THE CANARIES-THE SHIP EXPOUND-
Err, OF BOSTON. IN DISTRESS-THE
PIRATE FLORIDA

PIRATE FLORlDA.
A letter to the Navy Department, from the
commander Of the U. ;. sloop- of-war st.
Louis, off Santa Cruz, Teneriffe Canarles, dated
Sept. 10th, says -
On the goth Of August, an American ship ap-
preached the anchorage OF FayaI, making sig
nal of distress. / at once sent an officer and
boats crew to her relief. She proved to be the
American ship Expounder, of Boston, li4 days
from Akjab, bound TO Falmouth, England, with
a cargo OF rice. For seventy days her crew
had bte constantly at the pumps, and for three
weeks they had been on an allowance Of fresh
water, and dependent upon passing showers
for SIMPLY, On anchoring, though reported
perfectly healthy, she was subjected to an alb
surd quarantine of three days, in which OF
course, the officer and men from this ship was
included.
The rebel steamer Florida arrived here on
the Sd or 4th Of August and obtained full
supply Of coal and provisions. She was al.
lowed to remain twenty-fou hours and then
took her departure. She discharged here one
of her officers, who was an invalid, and one OF
her men, a New Yorker, who SAID he was the
only American in her crew.
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Fire in Boston

BosToN, Oct 25.-The Opera House OF Nor
Tis Brothers AID Pell Il Trowbridge, caught
fire st five O'Clock this afternoon, and was en-
tiTely consumed, leaving little but the brick
walls standing. 1t was occupied blythe old
provincial government
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FROM CITY POINT.

The steamer Manhattan, Capt. RYther,
With the army mails and passengers, arrived
here at OK o'clock this morning. from City
Point.
All is quiet in the army, with the exception
of in front of the ID corps, where considerable
picket firing and artillery duelling has been
geing on tor several days past.
Capt. Pitkln, Chief Quartermaster at City
Point, has gone home on leave Of absence It
is said that this officer will shortly be trans
ferred to another post of duty Of considerable
importance.
The Manhattan brought up from Point Look
out some six htfamilies Of refugees, com.
posed principally Of females, whose outward
appearance bespeak hard times at the South.
This Is the same party that hailed one OF our
gunboats on the Appomattox several days ago
and were taken on board.
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RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC sALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NORTH A STREET. BETWEEN 1ST AND

Or TUESDAY, the 25.h day of October. 1854, at
o'clock m, shall offer for sale ut public auc.
numbered twenty four (2,,. in square numbered
seven hundred and twenty eight t72Sl, fronting
twenty one t2il feet eleven aod one bali Uit;l
eight and one half 81 inches to the resr line of
This property is impr we'd BY a frame house, two
stories high, with hs.em-pt The location is goot,
Terms: 0ne-haT CASH the residue 10 three and
six months; the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred p.yments tearirg interest from the day
A iced given, and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
II the terms of sale are not complied with with
in five days from the day Of sale, 1 reserve the
right to resell the said property at the risk and
ocn,aH A'hoA' W l.. WALL ( CO. Hucts.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 18th inst. at O. clock.
AsBuRY LLOYD, nsIpt and Attorney
ORPHANs' COURT OF THE DIsTRICP-eF
ySoLUMnIAla .AS a s.'s az na Pssi,OI
Ieported that he sold al the interest and title OF
Margaret NJ ] Queen. his ward and also the in
M on.ep, tshe asserting to the same, J in aud to
one half lot two, in SQUARE one hundrs6Nnd TWEEN
ali sos rnss
s sasFeSo Allison thou
compiled with the terpss 81 sale II it, this 18th
day Of October, A. D., lss4 ordered by the court,
that the said sale be and the same is hereby rasi
srSvides copy Of this order Be pa bished in the
Sss three tmsw rex ff seiss sse1
oc l7,eoat' z.C. koBBINs, Register Of Wills.
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CL OTHlN0 ,

o. o T n No.
GOING !-GO1NG !-GOING.
DOWN THEY GO,
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICEsl
J. IL. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES or WASHINGTON,
No 400 AND 464
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr OFFICE.
ALL GOODS spoNGED
Where you can Hnd sll the
rHf asas:1sn.
w1 AHt sSSS GOATS.
PEG TOP t HAEHs1 STYLES
A' 1oUBiE BREASTED VESTS.
BUsrNEssD SUITS.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE.
iOss'ns' WIN LARGEST AR STOCK
o4S s$fzSf
THE CITY.
N.B.-We also have
STOCK
PIECE GOODS
CUSTOM WORK.
An u "' UNUSUAL LOW PRICES
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES. SUSPENDERs,
J.H SMITH, No. 400,
SMITH BROS, No. 464,
NJ
Seventh street, opp. Post Office.
oc 25-3m Washin eton.
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Testing of & M,

Testing of q Monster Gun.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2J.-The monster twenty.
inch gun will be tested at Fort Hamilton to.
morrow.
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OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
/ 2f1o

The richest, hands6u est and most varied stock
Of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
gilded with gol. leaf and Of superior workman.
ship.
Also, . beautiful assortment Of Card Visite
Frames Of foreign aud domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted presented.
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GARD vIsITE FRAMES.
1856
p G T q ma.
d26c

ca ,,nen H1It. swiss Carved wood and American
~ohpoei'ion lard Frames in variety
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III tHe kUOus ID the abOVe 1st VII DeFOIl, Wltp-
,ifrates of ali the various articles placed in
hEiar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail, or delivered at our office,
without regard to choice. On receiving a certif :
cate you i'll hat tcle it represents and it
Is opt1oDal With you to send one dollar and receive
the article named. other in the list of same
value In all transactions by mail charge for
doing the business % cents each FIVE oERrIFI
cAfEs ctH b. :sntfoy 81 ELEVEN for 50; THIRTY for
.; SIXTY-FIYE for SO; and oNE HUNDRED for SIS
We guarantee entire satisfaction II every instance
Addrs's GEORGE DEMERIT CO.,
DC is S& Win 800 Broad gay, New York.
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WINDOW SHADES.
1856

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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40 OnH WIZ AND AeS""0' 40
1ihsren mt sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails &c
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TOR SALE-One new WAGON, suitable for
l. carpenter or express business.
T. " NOONAN.
oc 26 st" Corner 7th and II streets.
NEW YORK STATE BUTTER, APPLES. PO--
l Y tatoes, Onions, and Vegetables, in store and
arriving For sale by -
oc 26-4t 90 Water ST., Geor getown, d G.
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A few choice EnRravin,. II"
At MAkKR1TERs, No ass ssNsnth H+I .or sale
DPiesse remember the Number Asa and I'll.
tefa SosA Ava ~SS~s ~NS "ssci sep l7-6WI*
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400 CROICE FALL STOCK. AOI
4c6 PAPERHANGINGS AS6

Jrstopened, a beautiful assortme Mt of Gold EN-
broidered and medium pr ced Gilt pa pers
Also. q varied and choice stock of Satin and
Orders por PsnsrbansinSs or Window sSa &C.;
punctually executed in city or country.
Terms cash for goods and Ahor.
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ROARDING-Gsntlemen and their wives, or
- sinRle Gentlemen. w'shins to secure eegan.
ROOMS. wi Board can do so nv applying at 432
g street. between 7th and Sth. Table boarders can
be acromm cd ted ST.
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loo Gold Hunting Cased Watches, each. $500. s 100
NU Gold W atches. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
80 Ladies' Watches. observation-disclosures. *
500 Silver Watches Observation-Disclosures. s is to %
6h Gold Nec1 and Vest Chains.. II to Is
10 Chafrlalne and Guard Chains. to Is
500 Vest and Neck Chains. Alto II
400 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches. to
4U0t oral Lava, Garnet, DC Brooches. 3tO 8
1910 Gold Jet. Opal &c. Ear DrOps..... 3to 8
5000 Gents Breast and Sc art Pins. to 8
600 Oval Band Bracele ts .............. 3 to
2,tU Chased Bracelets. 5to 10
3.S Cal fOrDia Diamond Pins and Rings. 25Dto8
2! Gold Watch Keys. 250,o6
s., 90 Solitaire Sieevs Buttons and Studs. to 8
$500 Gold Thimbles. Observation-Disclosures. to q
So o Miniature Lockets Observation-Disclosures. Ito
500 Miniature LOcket M gic to
2,50O Gold Toothpcks Crosses, 6c...... Ito
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides. .............. to
5000 Chased Gold Rings. Observation-Disclosures, to
1909 Stone Set Observation-Disclosures. to 6
$50 Sets Ladies' Sewelry-Jet and Gold. to Is
500 cts LADIES' Jeweiry-vared styles. 10 Is
81 U Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil. ito
40 OF old Pens, g. Old Gaze and PENCIL. to 10
5000 Gold Pens, Gold mounted Holder 2tO