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H-The Jewish Messenger states that Mr..
Belmont is simply the New York correspon-
dent OF the house of Roths child; that, though a
a Jew by bir IN, he married ont of the faith
many years ago, is not connected with Jew
ish congregation. and is ally repudiated
as Jew; that the Rothchilds have never as
sisted the Rebel treasury to the extent of q
dollar; that their sympathies and active bop
erations have been with the Government,
based on liberty as its main principle, as stated
by Baron Roth schild, Of Frankfort, to the
United States Consul General, Mr.. Murphy;
that the only banker OF any note who uphold
the Confederate cause in Europe is Mr.. Erlan-
ger, of Paris who used to be Jew" but was
converted to "Chrisuanity," and married Mr..
Slidells daughter.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
A RESOLUTION to pay certain claims.

a RESOLUTION TO pay certain Claims.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
sne espF psa to The oTdsf
are in full for the bill from July il to October
G. lsa Of she after Harous ss.
and idol dollars and t f. cents in
ad n fs5 hs or G se
ss oI s THE
Corporation from July tn to September 2Oth, 1867,
s to the oFdsT .na ar; n one nh
bill from April LIST to October lst 1854, for livery
% do ana sns order 5
bill for ice furnished TINS Corporation from May
Approy ed November 18th, 1864,
AREsoLur1os in favor ef, the Clerks contingent.
Resolved BY the Board e5 Aldermen and Board Of
s CT do sSs
4sssS5:S III ss ~ Ts months
AREsoLurIoH remitting certain fines.
Resolufd by The Board Of Aldermen and Board of
GSmmen Co.tneil0 ths Corporgtton q Georsetotcn;
persons doing business as hacRsters, by justice
Buckley, under the ordinance approved September
tSey H. Of s ts1sSK
RHbpsSps RandsiPh aob;nson. VIM BpsfHf,Ssns, f,,
John Bali, Thomas Evans, and George Kraft.
Approved 18th November, 1861.
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Porter OF the Or
Rs,o,rsd b, ,s Eanla Eghans c0p5t ;usu and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corpo,attor q uS6msaoicRs
That the CLERK pay to the 9Fdsr % Q. month froD m
lst October last. until otherwise ordered. being
one fourth Of the pay aowed bs nsd bx tbs ar
required by Act of Congress W DC paio ny 'nis oar
poration. n..+ rsso,pt;on IN favn, ~
~, p. ~ the Orphans Court, spprove April
ii,b Ssfs' he and the same is hereby repealed.
AhnnToyed 18th November, 1851 -.r.
A REsoLsrIoS to provide Board Footway to the
Warehouse Market House.
Rssolrsd by the Board Of Ald1r,en and Board u
Cenimen Cosnsa o. ne Cogg9ration Of G.o,sas.s, ,
Of as may be necessary. be appr oprated out Of the
temporary Marx ct House Fund to proyids Boa.d
Root sy each side Of the entrance to the ware
house MAJ ket House. the work TO be doass nnaeS
the direction of the Market Master. f-ifrgi ya4t
+ Approved 18th November, lsGL - Z r. yaG st.J
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
OFFICE BALTIMORE OHIO RI. CO.,
~ WASHINGTON, Novse Der 18th, 1864.
&s In - {. 8. :.i;ss.s sss.ss Es;sEIi1ssB

~ WASHINGTON, NovoG oer Hta, 1908.
% ~ 60 - 6; - -
g.I, Trains between Washington and Baltimore
viii De run as follows:
sszf4EsSss' zf4Ess HHy.sS Ts9 s2sFEd s92s5ids HAn
BIsBURG TRAM. Washington $50 A. n
.. baltimore $40 AN.
Ne 2-NEw YORK WksTERS T.,in. ~ - Rss.v
Ley Lea MA sWsaTng,onI T1.H Iea;inr afU Bs.i@oTs
tSs tss West s ssrivs s a. Ne. s York
NJ a"NEW YORK MAIL LrRAIN-Leave Wash
inrton ills A. N. Arrive at Baltimore st la..4s
P.s., Phiadeip phia 5:a7 P.M., New York 1000
No. 4-BALrIMoRE TRAIN-Jeave Washing.
ton 500 P. N. Arrive at Baltimore 4:5OPN.
No, s1RALTIm.oIRNE .IN GoaMUTATIoN & PHIL;
kTrize Il BaitimoTs sis sM.sainss0n 4;so
Ne. s.S-BosToNi albany NEW YORK Ex-
PRBss TRaINmLsazes Wsahinss9n 500 700 od
vim sll ,t he early ynoTnins trains Is.yips ssT
psis or Baltimore tickets sold by this train.
No. .7-BALTIMORE& & HARRIsBURG TRAIN
Leave Wsshington 100 P. M. and arrive At Balsi-
No; SEW YORK: PH5LApELpH1A. AND AND
Parkersburg, ard all points in the West.
with the 6:3O A. N and the 4:30 P. NJ. from Wash
ington No trains to or from Annapolis on Sum
day.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
Sor passengers on Sunday are the TAO A. NJ and
3 p. ". for Baltimore, and $50 p. NJ. for Balti-
more, Pbilad lphis aud New York, and the e P NJ.
for New York ONLY.
SLEEPING CARS direct to New York on 3 P. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ trains daily:
BY Passengers leaving Washington at 7:20 A.
NJ, and and $40 P. NJ, go through to New York
without chane cars. -
For further information. tickets OF every Rind,
Aus'oh' vi a' 'De W p SMITH.
Master of Transpor tation.
l. M. COLE,
nov General Ticket Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Attempt to Sell the Gunbeat Rather to
Rebels by her Comm an nder-Received as
Part Payment 100000.
CAIRO, Nov. 16, via ST. LOUIS s-The tin clad
gunboat Rather was recently agreed to be sold
to the rebels by her commander at Hern Point,
below here.
The information is rather indie finite, but 1t is
said that the commander bad so disposed OF
the men on board as to prevent resistance to
her delivery
A small boat approached her on the night
she was to be delivered, but a subordinate Off =
Ger on board had his suspicious aroused, and
fired revolver at the rebels, who were fright
ened away.
The affair was subsequently investigated,
when it was discovered that the commander OF
the gunboat had already received 5000, 900, and
other payments were TO be made in cotton,
The commander was arrested, but escaped
He declared he would command a priyateer
and give the Yankees " hell" The rebels
intended to use the Rather in capturing the
gunboat General Bragg.
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SThe Montreal Gazette OF Saturday says
ave understand that it has been determined
TO call Parliament together at as early day
possible after the New Year, to consider the
scheme of Confederation and other important
matters among which, doubtless the question
of the defences Of the country will occupy
prominent place. We suppose the session will
therefore be held at Quebec, as the Ottawa
buildings cannot be ready, we believe, before,
before NAV next
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F1NANC1AL.-The New York Evening Post
says:
the most important topic in Wall street this
morning is the gratifying advance in all des-
cription Of government bonds. This Is attri-
buIed In part to the rapid decadence OF the re-
for these safe lucrative securities by investors
in all parts Of the country.
Gold opened at 2i0, and gradually fell
on rumors OF peace propositions and OF
army movements, to 233, closing at 233H.
The loan market is unchanged. A number
OF per cent loans were paid Oft to. day.
Commercial paper is quiet at 7xal0 per
cent.
The stock market opened strong on govern.
ments and weak on railroad shares
The Commercial Advertiser says:
Dry Goods Auctions.-Messrs. Haggerty Co.
offered for sale, this morning, general assort-
meut of dry goods, Irish linens, handkerchiefs,
&C. The prices on most descriptions of goods
ranged from six to eight per cent over former
sales Notwithstanding the advance, many
lots were passed, the prices not meeting the
views of the holders. Messrs. Wilmerding,
Hoeuet & Go. had a special sale of hosiery,
gloves, &c, the importation of Messrs. Hous-
man a Co Prices were firm, and, il anything,
a fraction higher. Some OF the heavier style of
gloves met with ready sale, and were gener.
slly duplicated Messrs. Kobbe & Corlies had
q large and desirable sale OF MILNE ry goods,
the importation Of Messrs. Soleliac Freres
The styles and descriptions of the goods
were very fine, and prices were fully sus-
Messrs. Wilmerdings Mount had small
assorted cash sale, among which were a few
doYnestics The attendance, however, was
small, and the prices realized were only mod
81 DECLINE OF NANTUCKRT-Acoordi 10 the
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The Election in Kansas.

LEAvENwORTH, Nov. TO- Returns from
the State show Lincoln's majority to be ten
thousand.
Crawford for Governor, Clark for Congress.
and the whole radical Union State ticket, have
been elected by from one thousand to five thou
sand majority.
The Senate and House will have q two. thir ds
majority for Senator Lane.
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German Opera in Philadeiphla-Mr. Gro
yer,S Grand Success.

+ FHILA6Asrs.4ss, Nov. 16.-The Academy of
Music is filled to overfiowing o-night to wit
ness the "Huguenots." Hundreds have been
unable to gam admission.
This is the middle OF the last week OF the
season of Growers grand German Opera,
much the most successful season ever known
in PHILADELPHIA, and probably in America
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SThe Richmond Enquirer acknowledges
the truth of the state ments lately set forth by
the Sanitary Commission, in its published re-
port, and other parties, concerning the horri-
BILE barbarities penetrated by the Rebels upon
our captured soldiers at Andersonville and
elsewhere. 1t has the decency, moreover, TO
express its shame and regret that such is the
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~ A woman who died in Florence IN 1868
had been married to seven husbands, all OF
whom she outlived. Sne married the last of
the seven at the age of 10 When on her death
bed, she recalled the good and bad points in
each Of her husbands and having impart ally
weighed them in the balance, she singled out
her fifth spouse as the fayorite. and desired
that her remains might be inferred near him.
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Dry Dock DESTROYED.

CAIRO. ILL, Nov. l6-The dry dock was de-
stroyed yesterday, by the current OF the river
forcing it from its mooring
The loss is over fifty thousand dollars.
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Career of the eChickamauga-Des OF
More Vessels.

HALIFAX, Nov. 16.-Bermuda dates of the
9Th instant bring news that the pirate Chicka.
mauga arrived at Five-fathom Hole on the
morning of the 9TH, for repairs, and had cap
tured bark and two schooners, names un-
known, besides those already reported
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THE TAX ON TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-The
York Herald of Tuesday saws:

THE TAX ON TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-The
York Herald of Tuesday says
a meeting Of the cigar manufacturers OF this
city, Brooklyn and vicinity was held on Mon
day at the Germania Assembly Rooms, in the
Rowery, at which some ten associations were
represented, and in wh ich about five hundred
German cigar makers participated. The OBJ
iect Of these tradesmen is to induce Congress TO
modify the taxes on cigars and m anufactured
tobacco, and for this purpose 1t Is proposed TO
hold Con vention at the Cooper Institute, on
the first Wednesday in December,at which il is
desired to have present delegates from all the
association of cigar makers and tobacconists
throughout the country. 1t is designed to pet-
tion Congress to transfer all taxes from the
manufactured to the raw tobacco.
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Union Prisoners.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-Reports say 5000 Of
our prisoners are a. Savannah, and are rather
better treated than at AndersonviIle. There
ar twenty-five thousand more at MilIen, %
Georgia.
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THE FoLLoWIEG SPLENDID LIST

i OF
WATCHEs, CHAINS. GOLD PENS, AND PEN
OILS, &C., &c,
o r T II 1000!
To be sold at One Dollar Each, 1Uitaou. regard
to rdlue,
Ard not to be paid until you know what you
will re2eive
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New York Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1G, 10 p. m-Gold
opened at 2258, but, after the call, it fell to
226h.
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SEATON HALL, . -

This large and handsome HA LII Is now fer rent
for BALLS, CONCERTS, &c. 1t is finely frescoed
and finished in the most su balantial manner, with
large and convenient dressing rooms and gallery
at the uth end for spectators
The Hall is the best ventilated room in the city,
with twenty windows on the south and east and
west side with large ventilator in the center Of
the Hall. 1t is admirably adapted for Concerts,
being built with special attenti Oh to that object;
and for Balls the greatest care has been taken to
have the best floor that could be procured.
~ The Hall vii be rented fer Balls, Concerts,
Inquire Of o. SHECKLEs. on street, 81 door
from the Hall. nov 10. 3m
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The Murder sf Captain Meiss-Rebei Ae /.
count Of His Dea.h.

csunt Of HIS Dea:h. -
from kienmend Sentinel EdtoriaD Nov. tn1
dan, in one OF his official despatches from the
Valley, stated that Captain Meigs, fthe Engi-
neer service OF his army, had been murdered
by Confederates, and that in retaliation he had
ordered to be burned every house within five
miles of the scene Of toe crime --
After long essay on the rules of war, in
which the editor grows ferocious on Sheridan
for his retaiiatory asures, he concludes:
aThree Confederate soldiers, UNDER Head or
-, one OF our bravest and most accomplished
scouts, were on reconnaissance, when tney
rails. On the instant they refined aside and
awaited their arrival. They proved 70 be Oap-
tain Meigs and two attendants. Our soldiers
Immediately ordered them 70 surrender, each
Captain Meigs, who rode in front, was in this
manner summoned by the leader Of the Oonfed-
His tive followers surrendered on The word;
but Captain Meigs was of different spirit.
DRAWING his pistol he fired on his antagonist,
lhnIcuhg very severe and IL is supposed a
brest, and made it's exit on the opposite side OF
the body. Wounded as he was, the Confederats
then delivered FIRE, which proved fatal Cant
Meigs died on the instant
nA xious on account OF the wound of their
leaCes the other two Con:ederates betook
themselves TO hasty preparations for bringing
on their comrade. In haste and confusion Of
the moment one Of the Federal prisoners made
his escape; the other was brought OF. The
person of Captain MeIgs was not examined for
the same reason, and the opportunity OF cap
turin the valuable papers he bore was lost 1t
was not until afterwards, indeed, that it was
known who he was.
alt will be pleasing to our eaders to be in
formed that the wounded Confederate was
safely brought within our lines, and that his
condition is now very promising II is sup
posed that the ball struck rib and made the
circuit OF his body. instead OF passing through.
An actor in many gallant conflict in the past,
he will doubtless be soon again In the service
Captain Meigs died soldiers death, and
not without honor. 1t was no fault of his
quick steady hand that his antagonist did not
not die instead of him. The fortune OF the
fight was against him and he fell''
ltthere was any evidence needed to confirm
General Sheridans belief that he was mur-
dered by some Of the farmer guerrillas that
infest that region, it will be found in the above
Rebel story; the anonymous scouts 1Uere farmers
inside cur lines, ard sailed out TO bushwhack
our orderlies and play the spy.
The orderly who escaped says these farmers
were riding along, and had on OIL cloth blankets
they were thought to be our men, and in
overtaking Captain Meigs they seized the
heads of all their horses, and pointing pistols
to their heads, all three surren dered. The
hindmost guerrilla fired twice, Captain Meigs
eXclaiming several times, 81 surrender
surrender ~ He, being shot through the head,
mus have died suddenly, and could not have
returned the Rebel fire.-BdltimOre American
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nID YOU GET ONE?
Ifnot, go at once to the new TIN STORE.
PALMER & BRO,
No. 80 Bridge street, Georg getown, D. c.,
And purchase one or more of their COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES. Cheap for cash; at
Philadelphia prices. We name il part
Tss The FSNEH PkIE1P 2SskEsSEs. sTAFsss 1885, Sook
The BQiLER IOP CRoToN;
Ali stoves DC, guaranteed to be as represented.
D0N i0 No. 80 Bridge street.
nov Sim eS0rfssSt4GEnari fsSGnrR r: G. e BRO.
M A D A y N : MARkEF 4 = sPAoE. z 4 -M
guarantees saving savag q PER CENT. ~
on all tASoY zinc; Of and
MILLINERY GOODS.
Just call and jud ge for yourselves no At
MAsarE o0lEHfsi FHfsibsSfu1A 4 Ell;
DRAgGHT ALE AND PORTER
lam now receiving large quantities. Of ofDRAU6HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on shert netice to
all persons who favor me with their ORDERS
Orders Civ en- to my drivers will be promptly 1t.
tended to.
Georgetown. free Of charge.
Uaio~ BOttlias Depot. 81 Green street.
pstf Georgetown D O.
O. W. BeTELER. JNO. W. BOTHER
c. w. BOTELER l. SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER.PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WATERS. DOOR MATS,
yEATHER DUsTERs. BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE. AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
YuRNIsHID AT SHORT NOTICE.
31s IRON HALL,
PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
H-eosm between 9Th and 10th sts
GOAL AT S1O.5O PER TON.-Washinsto
u Branch Of the Franklin Rusl Association Of
Philadelphia Bee circulars at MoOre's Drug
Store, 113 Pa. avenues; at Cassin's Drug Store:
I'm and NJ; as MePherson's Drug Store. Capitol
SuBsTITyggTEIEfsII EIfIvs 'sUBsTITg5LlsImn ,rr.u ma,
Always on band good men for snbati srtes, fer
District sAPa aGS 1sSSeqH ss GsssiS9 81 l4e ssh
oc 24-2Ws HITg = bet. Penn avenue ana " ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
1entA stYest, obovs PsNwsysvanda avenue.

THIS EVENIN0,
JOHN K. McDONOU6H,
The Sparkling Comedienne.
MISS LOTTA,
the California Diamond, in her beautiful Song
and Dances. The popular Comedian,
Mr.. C. B. BISHOP.
In the highly successful and magnificent spectacle
THE sEvEN SISTERS,
and the Birth of
CCPIDIN THE BOWER OF FERNS.
GRAND ZOUAVE MARCH AND DRILL, By
Transformation to the Fairy Home The Cor.
geous Spectacle concluding with the most Brilliant
Scenic Display ever witnessed any Stage in the
country. The Bower OF Ferns The Lake Of Lilies.
The Birth of Cupid.
ter to S,
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All the goods The ahOve VIII be F0II, TN
tifcates of all the various articles placed in
similar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail or delivered at our Office,
without egard to choice. On receiving certid
cate you will what article it represents and it
is optional with you to send dollar and receive
the article named, other in the list of
vslue. In all transactions by mail we charge for
doing the business, 25 cents each, FIVE oERrIFI-
CAFES pW be sentfor 81; ELEVEN for 81; THIRTY for
S5; sIXTY-FIvE for $40; and ONE HUNDRED for Sl5
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
AGEETs.-Special terms 10 agents:
Address GEORGE DEMERIT 81 CO.,
oc l5-S& Vim 3O3 Broad xay, New York,
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WA.KsABE&oo:. F. GOLD D MEDAL al PIANOS.
The sole Assncy of this celebrated Piano
In at No 49s nth st. west, above Pa. ay.ytlyxI
whore they can be hired or parehassd at aceorn0:
a:s .. q, N eoas@ dsG1sns' ''' n. FL oHgNBAOH.
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RRADY's GYMNASIUM,
ID So, 81, AND SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
NEAR NINTH STREET,
NOW OPEN,
The most complete Gymnasium in the country for
Physical Exercises and Amusements. Hot and Cold
Baths. Reading and Chess Rooms; Lockers, &c,
for the free of the members Regular classes
for Gentlemen and Boys. Special arrangements
made with Schools or Colleges. Circulars can be
had at the Gymnasium.
nov IA 2tS ABNER b. BRADY.
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M TEETH
WI LOOAIS. II ID. HE InIsntar And Ssasnse.

". LQoAIs. u; D, the Inyentor and rsssnsss
fthe MINERAL PLkTl TEETH, st <N32A
tsuds personally at his Office in this E&E&
mty many persons can wear theseQIIr1YU
teeth who cannot wear others, and no 0S@~
rerson can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be scccmm edated
Eith any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the pursst
aesnest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINEAAL PLATN viii be
moro fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No 33s Pennsylvania ayenus
SstSeen 9Th and I0th streets. Also, 2u7 Arch 81
Philadelphia. msr4-ly
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8ROVEk'S THEATER.
,9nnaYlYania AYenua. near Willard "a Hntal


Pennsylvania Avenue, near willard q Hotel.
THURSDAY EVENING, November II, 1854
Last night but two of the Greatly Successful En-
nagement of the Tragedy and Comedy Combina.
ton. Glorious Night of Comedy. All the EN-
nent etars,
Il. l.. DAVENPORT, Nv. WALLACK, AND
SUSAN DENIM.
And the entire excellent company in the cast
The perft rmance will consist of the Glorious Old
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Tomorrow evening. Friday,
BENEFIT OF j. W. WALLAcK.
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loo Gold Hunting Cased Watches, each 8 100
IO Gold W Watches. %
30 Ladies' Watches Observation-Disclosures 81
bOD Silver Watches---..........-. 3 10 to 25
6M Gold Neck and Vest Chains. II to Is
1,G0 ChatelaiDe and Guard Chains to Is
200 Vest and Neck Chains.---.--..----., Alto IL
4,UfN Soli taire let and Gold Brooches 4 TO
AGO Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c Brooches. 3to
7,W0 q old, Jet, Opal, &c. Ear Drops ITO 8
5000 Gents Breal.s and SC srf Pins to
5000 Oval Band Bracelets. to 8
2,C0O Chased Bracelets. 5to 10
$50 California Diamond Pins and Rings 25Oto8
2,cO0 Gold Watch Keys. 26Oto6
g., 90 Selltaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs. to
S,C00 Gold Thimb bes. Observation-Disclosures, Ito 6
500 Miniature Lockets Observation-Disclosures, 2to
5000 Miniature Lockets, Magic c..-..... to 9
1850 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, &e...... to 6
$500 Fob and Ribbon Slides. ..........-.-- to 8
5000 Chased Gold Rims GO. ........-.-..-.-. to
1000 Stone Set NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to 6
$500 Sets Ladies' Sewelry-Jet and Gold. to Is
5000 rets Ladies' Jewelry-varied styles. to is
$500 Gold PENS Silver Case and PENCIL. to
4,G0Gold Pens, Gold Case and PENCIL. 5to 10
500 Gold Pens. g told mounted Holder. 2to,
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ot DRCLINR OF MISUNDERSTANDING to the
returns Of the assessors Of Nantucket to the
State Valuation Committee that place still
contkates to decline in wealth. 81 kHp'4
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SUB6TITUTDSH -.
! SUBSTITU UTE6 II
CUBsTITUTEsI!
y SUBSTITUTES,

Always on hand good men for eubati tutes, for
one, two, or three years. Persons drafted ip TINS
Nas'i GEO. II. CASSIDY, 140 ath street...
oc21-2w. ARA n bet. Penn avenue ana ST.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
of
SANDERSON'S g MINSTRELS
Crowded from Circle to Dome
PROF. BELMONT,
Assisted by MADAME BELMONT and LITTLE
ELLA, the Aerial Wonder, in connection with the
MinstreIs, to night
GRAND CHANGEOF PROGRAMME
Doors open at I; commence at s. nov l4-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17
GRlAL DISCOVERY In DlNTIsTRY,

rssA Ex1,actad svithoxs PDis viii tA1 Msbyt,s sf
Oxysn.
you'd advise All persons having teeth to 81.
raet to call At DR.. L1WIE'S ONCE, <A
ana have them taken ont by this new
and harmless process. Also call sndQlINf"
examine the Dsctor's new and I'm
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the crest Improvement in his teeth
ses gtn naTe than Ia Nc etas< stsla thsn sEis saw
18th and 18th streets
novIS g. r. LEWTN "a d Dentist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-17

WHO II, Without DOUBT. Ihe most
VERSATILE ACTOR NOW BEFORE THE PUB
Lie.
He will introduce this week his entirely new and
original Feats of
OMANCY;
Also display his Great Musical Talent by
PERFORMING UPON THIRTY DIFFERENT
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Proving himself to be q Master Musician