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National Republican.

NAVAL CArTURBs.-Rear Admiral David d
Porter, writing to the Navy Department from
on board his nsg.ship Malvern, In Hampton
Roads, under date Of Nov. 10, says that som,
days since he sent the United States steamer
Stepping Stones up to MobJack Bay, TO put ,
stop TO the smuggling going on there. Til,
Stepping Stones returned on the morning oil
the 10th, having In tow two sloops--the Reii
ance and Little Elmer captured for attempting
TO run the blockade. These vessels had nS
contraband goods on board at the. time OF their
capture, bat they were evidently engaged In the
contraband trade, as their captains could give
no satisfactory account OF themselves.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT UF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
oil rhon may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CARL OTTO NILSSON has been appointed
Wee Consul OF sweden Aad Norway, at La
crosse, WiscoIsln, | do hereby recognize him AZ
hnch, and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges as are al.
lowed to Vice COusuls by the law OF nations, OF
ny the laws Of the United States and existing troA.
~ stipulationB between the Government Of Sweden
and Norway and the United States.
In tcstimony whereof, have caused these letters
10 he made patent and the seal the United States
10 be hereunto AtlXed.
Given unaer my hand at the city OF Washington,
the twenty-seyenth day OF October, ann
Il. 81 Domini, one thousand eight bundled And
elXty-i0nT, And OF the independence OF hS
United StAtea the eiEhty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
y li,c PRECEDENT:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of state.
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A EO;TL BET.-Thcre was quite an excite.
mcnt on PCnnsylvAni1lrvenue,i in front of the Me-
ttopolitan rOtejon saturday evening, growing out
nf the novelty OF bet between o. W. Doyden and
George I. COtTell both clerks under Captain Put.
nam, the Proves Marshal, CotJell bet that Me-
Slellan wou cary the S:atc Of New Jersey, and
crossing 10 frcnt Of the Hotel, from to in the
ening The affair was rich. The loser was sur
rounded by large crowd, who bAntered him con-
up to time. His fellow clerks In the meautime
brought him suniry cocktails, which he drank with
Infinite guBtO,
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PROPOSALS. FOR RATIoNs.

< 1hOl Dhl4'N rOla IVA lOsNFNt
WAsHiSuTUN, Oct. II, iSGi
Sealed proposals will he received At this Office
"ntlI O'Clock y. NJ, Of the 25th day OF November
next, for furnishing RtIlOSS to the United States
Marines, At the following stations during the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
ChArlestown, Mas,AchLSetis.
Brooklyn, New York.
PhllAielphis, P5npcylyNniH
Washington City, District o. Columbia.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
zach ration to cOnsIs' OF three iuurthB OF pound
OF pork OF bacon, or onU Ald fourth pound Of
freIh or salt beef; eighteen ounces Of bread or
Hour, or twelve ounces OF hard bread, or one s1d
\ fourth pound OF corn meSli and at tho rate to
one hundred rhtions Of eight quarts Of bcAn8; OF,
Ia lieu thereof, ton pounds OF rice or, IN lieu
thereof, twice pei week, one hundred and hny
ounces OF drsieGEtcd potatoes, aud one hundred
ounces Of mixed vegetables ten pounds OF coffee
or, In lieu thereof, one and 4 hall pound OF tea;
hlteen pounds oil BuEar; four quartz OF vinegAri
one pound at sperm candles, or one and one fourth
pound OF hdAmantine cHnd!eT; or one aud half
pound Of tallow, four pounds of sOsp, sud two
quarts OF SALT.
The rAttons to he delivered upon the order et the
Commanding OltieeT OF eaeh station ; Hrsh beet,
either In bulk OF by tie single ration, q good
qua ny, with an equal proportion Of the tore and
mind quarters, necks and VI luey, tallow eSeluied
the pork, No; prime mess pork the hour extra
Superhnc the coffee, good Rio the sggsr, good
New Orleans or it, equivalent anil the beans,
quality.
All biIS must be accompanied " n" .Ollo| ruE
guarantee
FORM or GUARANTY.
The undersigned, -, OF -, Ia tho STATE OF
-, and --, uf ----, IN TIC State OF -,
Hereby guarantee that In ctsr tho foregoing bid OF
- tor rAtions, AS above described, he accepted
he or they Will, within ten days after the receipt
ui the contract At the post once named, execute
the contract for the same With good and BunlGfnt
securities, and In case the SAID - shall fail to
enter into contract 80 strrcsaid VIC guarantee to
m Nte good the difference between the offer OF the
said - and thai which may He accepted,
Witness.
4, D., 4. 2 GuNrAutor.
-, l56-. I, D., GuArAntOr
hereby certify thAt tho Ahove.nSmcd -- arc
Known to me a. mcn OF property and SHE TO make
| good their guar sHtsC,
To be aigHed ny the United Stl'es DIstrIc, Judge
! UAltCd States DtG'ri5t Attorney, ur COLLECTOR
| No proposal viii he considered unless accom-.
panied by the above guarantee.
| Newspapers authorized TO publish the above
Will send the paper containing tho mat insertion
| 10 thia office for eNRminNt on,
rrorosNls 70 he rniNr. .. "f ." ,.la FOR Rate
, i.HH. 3D.. .,....f ,..- . 1.lufI,
", u. SLACK,
Uc'9}-wHy ",'v! - QUAr'crnastCT
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GREEN, the MuRDERER.-At the suggestion
Of the Governor, Sheriff Kimbsll has Informed
Green, the murderer, OF the decision OF the Su-
preme Court In his case, and that he must pre-.
pare himself for the awful fate before him. He
was deeply affected by the information, hay.
ing always supposed he would not be hung
RnNlnn HnaL
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ADJuTLFT GENERALLY OFFIgg
,WlsHirsTor, D. c., November ~, 1854.
First Lieutenant E. L. Appleton, LIST United
states artillery, having been reported TO the head.
qu.rters OF the army for disobedienos Of order q
and absence without leave, 10 hereby notified that
he will be recommended for dismissal from the
vice 81 the United states, unless within fifteen i6)
days from this date, he appears before the Military
Commission In session 10 this city, OF which Brig.
adler General Caldwell, Unitei States volunteers,
!, president, and makes sAtsfa tory defence Ia the
charges against him.
X. d. TOWNSEND,
mold Assistant hdiutant C,ensTsi
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soME dlosyncratic person In Ward cast q
ballot, yesterday, which began "For Governor,
Sheridan; for Secretary Of the Common wealth,
Gen. Sheridan" and kept on In that way 70
the end OF the chapter with the single eIcep.
tlon that James =. Russell and not Gen. Sheri.
dan was the candidate for Register OF Deeds.
Think Of Gen. Sheridan for County Commits.
tloner, -SDringdtld Republican,
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wan DEPARTMERT,l
AnJUTANT GENERALL OFFICE,
WAStIHGTOE, D. C., November II, 1856. \
The following ofiicerB, having been reported Al
the headquarters OF the army Tor the offences he re-
matter specified are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service OF the United States
ttnlesr, Withia fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In ses sion
IN this city, OF which BTigadier General John c.
Caldwell, United StateS volunteers, 10 president
ADD make satisfactory defence to the charger
against Them
ibacHce hoItIsnrs.
First Lieutenant Charles $. Edmonds, 67lh Penn,
sylvaniA volunteers.
:, Second Lieutenant Henry C. Gro,sman, I3sth
PCnnsylV anla volunteers.
Chaplain Lemuel T. Foote, ljIst New York vol.
.inteeTs.
DGODcdicnCc Of orders and dbicHce rciihoW here
Captain George +. Mcknight, I9;h New York
battery.
first Lieutenant Thomas Oliver, 6lst New York
volunteers
Absruoc tcthOm isdrr, aud Offering bride 10 The sur.
gcoR IN charge Of The 0UCcTT Hospital, MeHiphis
IInnC''e', 10 procure him a ledue Of absence.
Chaplain David Hodson, seth Indiana voIun
teers. e. d. TOWNsLND
noli Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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RETURN OF FURLouGHED OFFICERS ANT
MEN

RETURN OF fURLoUGHED OFFICERS ANr
MEN.
WAN DEPARTMENT
hDJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 10, 1854.
General Orders, No 21s.
The eneienoy OF the army In the field requires
that the furloughs Of ali regimentAl OH GERS and
enlisted men, ht for duty, will terminate on the
ltth Instant and they will report at the several
rendezvous which msy have been appointed fol-
them, or to their respective commands In the field
Ia case no rendezvous shall have been appointed
they Will report at the nearest draft rendezvous
and Will be forwarded BY the commanding officer
without delay.
The Provost Marshal General will Immediately
take measures to have all officers and men, whO
are NJ for duty In the cid, and absent from theli
commands, on iurough or otherwise, after the iitl
instant, returned to their proper commands,
by. order OF the Secretary OF War;
X. d. TOWNSEND,
nolH.lt Assistant AAiutant General
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FCGITIyR rRON JUsTICE.-A youth Of 10 OF
50 yrars, residing with his mother In Washington
city, on Friday stole from drawer or bureau IN
his mothers dwelling the sum OF 100. with which
ne came on In the afternoon train TO this ely
dlately autographed to the police authorities here
aud on the arrival OF the train he was arrested BY
Adjective and lodged 10 the Middle District sta.
lion until the succeeding day, when he was deliv.
cred over TO the custody Of two officers from Wash.
ington, and by them taken on TO that city. When
arrested, he had but small portion OF the stolen
money left, havingGpont II among his companions,
wine supper alone costing him $40. As his
mother doe, not design prosecuting the case, His
name IA omitted -BdpiroTe American,
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ANY one having occasion to visit private
med,s.l Institution are advised to call on Or,
FSinJ.
A large .rd successful practice here and else.
Whare enshee HIM TO guaranty perfect cure In all
Slpgs.
All Vis.S and communications strictly private
md CONFIDENTIAL, Persons calling soc 90 one bat
ne DoStuf, febi-u
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CoSPiRNATIoN.-Yesto the Most Rever.
qua Archbishop spAulding administered the sacrA
one hundred and ntty-SiX persons; at st. Peters
church, Capitol hill to sixty'eight persons; at st.
fAuioks church, to one hundred and forty t Ugh,
peTsousi al st. Hlarys church. to eishtyeight per.
sons. The Arehbishop's hrst sermon was deliv.
ettd IN 81. PAlrick's church, = street. His text
which he made an allie and eloquent discourse.
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.Ngw NOHK STU ss.-t}sntlsyrs, OlothinoJ -
A's a'I Fd:hO"5oiG "A large ARuortmeH nj for Drees
and hnsine~" HA-r. The English Sack and Walk.
Ups Cnab eFceil IN hsnuty, grade and fnish Any.
Din6 over offered in this CITY,
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
'n>-'' an ~ Az, het. Ninth and Tanth ala
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COAL TRADE on TUE CHEsArRAKE AND OHIO
IAEAL.-FOr tho week ending Tuesday last ia
t0ats cleNrrd At Cumberland for GeorgetOw a. oar
fying u 9l5 tons OF coal to market. For the sea-
400 1870 boats have been manifested, carrying
"lj,sO1 tons OF coal to the seaboATd,
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800 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW BUILT Nc,
r 500 e

TO NEW BUILT No,
r 500 4
SEVENTH sTrEET,
lIpIhING ODD FELLOWS HAL
JAMES &. TOPHAM g CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
ihoir Well fnbwn, Oii Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS.,
AND
MILITARY ESC1PdENT .IANUFACTORY
ARW Blu L D NC,
e 800 Fl
SEVENTH STREET,
nIhECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, =
most complete assortment OF every style aud priOF
OF Military and cltizenB'
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
fINEsW ORD BELTS, with Toph.m', Pateu, slite.
'0'' '' LANGRUiSi7 rATEwr srURs.
LkNGHOLZs PATENT CURB and NoGE SrRAr
FOR SALE;
EWBAHK,S PATENT SPUR,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOoLEN RODkS,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIzENs
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
y A nN SSb.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRiAGE, BUGGY, AND gN
TRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CAPT, All
PLOUGH HARNESS
W H 1 P 3.
CUtCn, rUGEY, STAGE,
RIbIEG, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND FRlCE
TK u II 8.
SOLE LEATHER TRCEKS AND NALIsFs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALfSES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNK and BONNET 30 MES
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
LeAtheT aud Canvass Pelliheur Bags, Leather
Canvas sud Carpet Travelling nGgu, Ladies' French
satehels, Toy TTuaks and School satoheS, Eat
every aTtiola In tE9ir lIpe Of business.
REM L VI y L
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BRoUGuT IN LAST NIGHr-New and beautiful
STYLES OF Jewery, new styles of setts Sleeve But
tons, Rings, and Sllver-plAted Teaspoons, at the
DOLLAR Jcwelty stone, AS Pennsylvania avenue,
near Four-ARl E~haIt street. noIQ2
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The only place where you can purchase b.dia
RbbCT goods Of all kinds at Manu- fdcfrerI prices
Mt H. \. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth md Tenth
Stteets. hisn, all kiuds OF Rubber goods beauti.
Mlly TerhiTed Al short notice, mar23-ti
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LOCAL NEWS.

WITHOUT HoME.-On Saturday night OH.
ots Ionmbs Auu Sttaub found young girl sitting
90 the ttpe OF The FOur-anta. Half street Presby.
tefiAn church. She seemed to be in gre.t trouble,
tons. She was take TO the seven IN precInot Ala.
tion, where Otlccr Grant, after much coaxinR suc
ceed6c In getting from her statement to the eeo
that the belonged TO Boston, Mass that she had
lived there In NJ. Clarks iamny for some time.
Ne'ently Mr.. lark had moved to Washington and
requested her to come here and again live with
them she came on and, not being able to find Mr..
Iiik, had no place to go to. Some rascal had
picked her pocket and got all her money and the
checks inr her trunks, which he had presented and
nhtsincd her trunks from the depot. Oficer Crook
took her to HIS residence, where she will remain
until she can Ind Alr. Clark. Her name 10 Clara
sherman.
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FIRE.-Tho alarm Of Are yesterday afternoon
was caused by The burning OF q frame building on
thirteenth street. The 4 tmea were eNtinguishea
heiore much damage wAB done to the property.
The hfe originated from stovc.pIpe which pro-
lccted from thu building,
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hRREsr or 4 SUPPOSED srY.-On Saturday
night, 9th instant, man giving his name as Geo.
rctcrann, supposed to he = rebel spy or mall car.
line. having been traced ftom Canada by detect.
Ives H. was dressed In CITIZENS clothes. He has
oeen committed to the CID Capitol prison for trial
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\ CnuKCn RcoPgSRD.-St. Johns Protest
Ant kpis3npHl Chursh WAS Teopened yesterday
Rev. DE-. Van iugcn oiicistsd, assisted by Rev
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T LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAwDA BRANDY

CATAWDA BRANDY
The undersigned have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale Of this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the city Of Washington, D.
C., and the District Of Columhs. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the state "A
ssycr, Or. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, add Prof UPham
sheppard, Of ChArleAton s. c.; Prof J. r. Chiffon,
NJ New York; Prof. Pratt, OF SnyannShi Prof La
monl, J. n. Nichols, and pronounced by them to be
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulsnt in all
eases where pure braldies are Indicated.
The manufacturer OF Tile fine Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that II will cure Cho-
era lnfsutum, Summer Complaint with Children,
DIGrIhGa and Bowel Complaint.
Physlc ans are now prescribing It In place oil
ParegOrio, not having the deadening elect Of that
medicine upon the brain. The want Of pure medi-
cnNiBrAndy has long bccu felt In this country. The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent thSu French BrHndies. This the N anu.
iaeturerE claims are the mer'si and challenge the
world TO Gisprove thcte fRets.
z. d. GILMAN,
Diugg'st, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
oe1-8m'i Agent for District of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES

OFFICE DEPOT COMMISsARY OF
vember ~, 1864.
GOVERNMENT SALE
OF HI )Es, 1ALLOW, EMPTY BARRELS, sc.
VIII he Iod At public auction, At sixth street
wharf, Washington, d. G on TUESDAY, Noyem-
per u! 1861 at O'Clock, M, tho folio wing Gov.
eminent nrope ty, vi2
1900 Beef Hides (more or less.r
Loo sheep Pelts tnore or least
5000 pounds TAllOw.
rcls, SC. 10y "
Terms C'sh In Government funds
Al putchises 10 be removed within ten days
after sale. g. C. GHFENE
noltH Captain and e. V. S.
.0UARTERMASTRR GENERALS
W OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, WAsrISoroE
CITY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854
VIII he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hIsh.
est bidder, At the time and places named below
viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Neven,.
Dor ~, 1864.
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No.
vemher IS, 1884
EAsToE, PENNsYLVAvEIA, THURSDAY, De.
oember I, 1854.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
These horses have been condemned As unit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bNr.
gains may he had.
Horses sold siugly.
Sales to commence At 10 q. m.
Terms cash, 10 United states currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge Plrst Division, q. NJ. q. q.
nOiOlSt
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
- STORES.

SALEOFCONDEMNED ORDNANCE
- STORES.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL, !
WAsHiSGTos, d. c., November 3, 1861.
VIII be sold at public auction, q the Arsenal,
on the 18Th Of NOVEMBER, 1864, at 10 o'clock, a.
ORDNANCE STORES,
condemned 40 unit for use, viz:
steam Iiler sad Pdmp,
Double Lathe,
Griudstones,
III Gray Blankets,
1898 Blue llankett,
1907 Rcd Blankets, q
~ Pole Pads, EuttA petchs,
IS Nalises, cavalry round,
21i7 Noso Bags,
1893 Sutcingles,
1891 Blankets,
$50 Mcclellan Saddle Trees,
ITO yards SILK Serge,
N pounds Woolien Yarns,
1000 pounds do Rags,
mounds Shoe Thread,
IS Barrels,
hJugs,
Bottles
Water Cans,
ana Watering Buckets, quits perOha,
70 DO do leather.
ALSO,
A large lot Of
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stOfes within five days from the date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds.
]. C BENTON,
no3'lit Major Commanding.
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ID RRT LEIGH,

IL
Late Solicitor Of the once Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post once DEPARTMENT.
ATTORNEI-AT-L LAW, AND SOLICITUR
OF CLAIMS,
WAsHIEoToH CITY,
Will practice In the Courts oil the District 81 Co.
umbiA, the Court OF Claims, and the supreme Court
tion TO the prosecution OF claims aud the sdIust.
ment OF AoeountA In all the Departments Of the
Government.
once, I7s Seventh street, opposite Pon once
Department. suaL-Sm
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A CARD.
n AGENCY B. AND o. r. r. COMPAEv,
OffICE AhERICAG TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
asa PennsylvAniA avenue.
For the benent Of the travelling public, notice Ia
hereby given that this day, the 18th instant, the
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road Tor
All parts Of the West, including st. Joseph and
Leavenworth City.
Tickets can also be had At this offlce for PhllA.
delphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
York. '
baggage checked through 10 all points. ,ea
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4 WILLIAM, IMPORTER.

$50 Penn. ave, wash 81, Cite TretaSe,
ington, D. c. Paris
10 receiving new goods by almost every steamer.
and has always large stock Of the neat and mos
fashionable goods onhand. His stock is composed
OF LAdiss' and Childiens Cloaks, Ladies' Undergnr.
ments, Lace Goods, large and tne selCr Ion of
Millinery Goods, as Bonnets Hats, Flowers.
Feathers, silks, Grapes, Nelvets, Ribbons, etc,
Dress and Cloak Trimming, Velvet Ribbons,
DRAFTED House Demarson, Chetelat 4 Co., Paris.
h. WILLIAM being the only merchant in this
city who imports goods, goes for selections him
sef to Europe, aud has his Agent residing 10 Paris
who 'ends him Nouve.utes Al soon as they make
their appearance, 10 therefore prepared to please
the most fastidiouS tastes. no23m
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DY W. L. W A L L d y { E,
u AUCTIONEERs.
gCRSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, A.,
W LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth sta, Washlngtoo.
AUCTION sALEs EVERY
TUESDAY, THURsDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASR ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENT
NTuRAGZ FCR CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES hs.,
Pessvef orPrtyAts sale.
" l. wALLk CO. 49,
yGMN wELCK ER'S
u BUTLER sTAuRLNr
a IA MGifcn D0rSSJ
SSA PENNSYLVANIA AVkkUf,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, tIp stsls'
The proprietor OF this tAvorlto RastsurAhl hhl
par cd no pains to make this the best kestAufahi
Washingtoni ard he potato win GIeasuIS W ~, ~
ATgs patronage ho has always Oenh hono ~ HIs'
and respectfully sole aonhnuAn 70 o. we
GAME, OYSTERS and other r0roshmseInn Soa'
ttGQtly on hand Ard 81 the noi' seAhonAoie IA's''
=" pIENEP, AND -
! ,-- -.., =, ~. Sl1,icTt rO,s's AID In tbs usI'
I u, Agr,,, fI5a y - o's.o' D!Ensr Lni !9'
| ..-ar IL houtE: SSS
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This Large and Handsome Hall 10 now for rent
for Balls, Concerts, ke. II 10 finely frescoed and
flushed In the moat substantial manner, with
large AID conveuient dressing rooms, and gallery
at the south end for spectators.
The Hall 10 the best ventilated room 10 the city,
with twenty windows on the ssuth and east AT
west side, with large ventilator In the centre of
the Hall, II 10 admirably adapted for Concerts,
being built with especial attention 10 that ieot;
and for Balls the greatest care has been taken 10
have the best floor that could be procured.
The Hall will be rented for Balls, Concerts,
Mlns'rels, Fairs, &e.
Ipquite Of .. SHECKELs on D street, third door
from the Hall. nOio-dlf
10 U n d IA CERTIFICATE OF
IL 1--WE shares In the Matchless Gold and Silver
Mining Company" which the owner can have by
calling at this office, proving property and pa wing
LOT thls advertisement. nOll.3t
THE PARTY IN BALTIMORE WITH
l. whom ! left . nifty dollar U. s. 1910 Bond for
security, on the 18th Of October, will please send
bis address TO me at the REPUBLICAN office, Wash
iDgton, ID. c.
noii.St' HAMILTON PARKHILL.