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Reioicipgs. :.

Washington, Feb, 2o.-Tns morning. at nine
O'Clock, salute %; n.ny guns was hfei hy order
Of tse ml,4ry authorities 10 honor Of he recent
slor.ou. victory II ste H5g'e Of Representa-.
I've. Mr. Scheme k sent up General GRANTS Dis
paoh 10 be read al tls speIke.'s -ess. Inc resd'
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SHERMAN MARCHING ON!
WHAT WAS GAINED At COLUMBIA.
The Vietcry A Glorious One /!

Rebel Printing Department
Broken Ifp.
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M1ior.Gen DIR, Ncts lork '--Ihs following de-
tAis Of military operAnonA and the condition Of
AfAirs in the rebc States, taken from the Richmond
papers OF to-day, have been forwarded by General
Grant This Department has rcceiv,d no other
intelligence In relation 10 tbs operations of our
forces A,Iins. Port Anderson and wilmington.
Emmy N srArr.S ac.trtnrr ~ Wa
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DIED.,

CLARKE. On the 18th inst, at half past nine a.
m, OF digther1a, CORA, youngest daughter of Su-
and Milton Clarke.
Funeral win take place Friday, the 18th at 0 a
m. Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
charleston, s. C., papers please copy.l
MARTIN. In this city, on the 18th inst, at IL
O'Clock a m. JULIA, beloved wife of Jacob Mar
tin, in the esd year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, from the residence of Mrs
A. u. Martin, No. 62 Missouri avenue between
4h and Sd streets, on Friday, at p. m.
WALTON. On the 18th instant, Miss MARY A.
WALON, aged 20 years and ii months. May she
rest in peace. - -
Her langushing head is at rest, ''
Her thinkings and achi ngs are Ger;
Her quiet, immoyable breast
Is heayed by affection no more.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, No. 79 Bridge street. Georgetown, Friday
evening, at O'Clock. The friends of the family
are invited to attend.
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GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver.
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar CIifi
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons studs, rings.
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. oc 11-1m%
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WILLIAM REDIN, trustee, will peremp-
toriiy sell some twenty nice sized building lots
fronting respectively on north M street and
Rhode Island avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets, north of Presidents Square. See ad
yertisemeut of James G.. Mcclure & Co., in
another column, of these lots. Sale is 10 be
made on the premises tomorrow friday af-
ternOon at o. clock
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CITY ITEMS.

LADIRs.-Every lady should call at the Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. av., three doors
from x street and see the beautiful sets of
jewelry for one dollar. -r..
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MARRIED,

OBRIEN-FERRy. At Georgetown, October
leth by Rev. Father Jamison. JNo, w. O'BRIEN,
OF New York, to Miss SOPHIE G. FERRY. of Stat
fordyills, Conn. New York. Hartford, and San
Francisco papers please copy.
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pealed from, sao25 Lodeers accommodated.
O. lost children restored TO parents, 2; fires
attended by police, 8; inquests, 5.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

HORSES, WAGON, BUGGY, HARNESS.
BLANKETS, &C., &c: ar Auction.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th, st
O'Clock, I will sell at No. 50 Jefferson street
Two very fine young Work Horses, we'll matched
One two horse Wagon and Harness, nearly new
One nearly new Buggy and Harness
Saddles, Brides, Blankets, and many articles not
mentioned.
Sale positive. Terms cash
THOMAS LAND
oclO3t THOS DOWNING. A1ct
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MuTEs AT MOUNT VRRNoN-The officers
ana students of the Columbia Institution for
S1e Deaf and Dumb, including those of the
Nanonal Deaf-Mute College, desire to say they
are under great obligation to Geo. s. Gideon,
ESQ PRESIDENT OF the Washington and George
town Railroad to ]. Van Riswick, agent of the
fotomac Ferry Company; and to Mr. Herbert,
superintend dent Of the Mount Vernon Grounds,
Tor the entirely tree facilities afforded by these
gentlemen to the members of the Institution
for most delightful visit yesterday to that
spot, so sacredly dear to every American-the
home and tomb of Washington.
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THE JUSTICES of Fairfax county, Virginia,
have applied to the military authorities for as
sis lance in the suppression OF Sunday cunning.
There is not a Sabbath passes that there are not
from fifty to a hundred persons trespassing
upon the farms opposite the District
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lAUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES.
trcr other AYetsor saie,. see ys.ra pues.I
Or BRINsMADR 4 CLARK. Asctiopeer, : :
ID 372 Pa. ar., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
We viii sell at our Store. commvnei ,g THIS
II; VINE ss5 Il Shirt; = ."s Dryer.
], Y &c sS s sh!;s % % 90 90 DC DC
E e 5isSsa T S Half hose
z 90 hne Merino scsrfs r.
\ Silver plated Tea Set, Silver pisses Ware,
W SKIS f WHY f EvEhssise ...n
- 500 7th st., under Odd Fellows Hall.
Beginning THURSDAY EVENING, oescser u,
and fURDAI EVENINGS Inc sO oesesefs Is and L.
large css
@ psirs 1sSsssItns n part Mh,s R,..,
i lS tSe sNiTr Zine Fine sF.y Blankets
g cases 8 all and Winter Boots
~ cases Gents Fine Calf Sewed Boots
Ladies. and Misses Polish BoOis' Bsi&or as. and
100 gross Amulet and soaace Tobacco
100 n Cigars
Bird Guns, Rifles, Gene Bags, and Hunting Equip
ments
Ross~oed and Pearl Inlaid Dressing Gases ard
Work Boxes
Silver plstsd poems Forks, Castors and Toe Pitch
Dams R.%.sk Table Covers and Towels
Ladles. Zephyr, 4 MT, and Wateryliet Plaid and
Striped Shawls
haSiss' and Misses Fine all wool imported Scotch
Hose
Gents Neck Ties, Hosiery
rich assortment Of
Clocks, Mirrors, Window Shades
Ivory handle Table Cutlery
ROdgersS Sons and English o. K. Pocket Kn YES
and Razors
bohemian Glassware. Soaps, Perfumery
Tooth and Hair Brushes
, And all descT stfons of Fancy Goods
n. Il. PAGE, Auchoneer,
.. 502 Seventh street, ur der
oc E8 Odd Fellows HALL
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AhUsEMENrs To-NIRHr-

WASHINGTON THEATKR.-Iast appearances
OF MT Edwin Adams as Hamlet" To-mor.
row night, farewell benefit of Mr. Adams
GROWERS THEATER--To-night will be pre-
sehteo foE the only time the sensational drama
OF " aurora Floyd" all the fayorites in
prominent characters. Tomorrow night "The
CANTERBURY-M ulligan, Leavitt, wray and
tne sPlendld ballet troupe in an excellent bill
OF drama, burlesque, ballet and negro eccen-
uicities
SkAToS HALL-Last night but two of the
carter Zouaye Troupe and Female Brass Band.
AN immense programme of novelties this eve
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Free concert saloon
baIet' ourlesques, songs, and other perform
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VOTE OF OHIO Sol DIERs-Thef following is
trict and vicinity on Tuesday: = I--E
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, 1actiOnoer..

RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georsetovu
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREAND EFPEors AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, October Is, ct 10 olcl r,
will sell, at No. SIS Market street, between LIST
and I'd streets, Georgetown, @ general assortment
Of Household Furniture, being the effects Of
&C LOST fHos. BOWLING, Auct.
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by W. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.

LOT ON 2p STREET SOUTH AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th Instant at 4
O'Clock will sell on the premises part Of Lot IS.
Square tS3 fronting fifteen (IsD feet on ID street
and running back eighty 1907 feet, between vir-
GINA avenue and Y street.
Terms cash.
L r.. Aurf
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QU.ART1ELS REPORT or THE TsrRp PRp-
49, - morning, Sergeant Essex, of the
Lhnd ponce precinct (Georgetown. \ masa his
report LOT the quarter ending Sent AZ Isez 80
which the following is sumrnary. IT, 49,, ~
number OF arrests, TSS-males e6J. fern a. &c.
married males, 275; females, So: single IA 49,
se6; females, "a; can read and write male AZ
females, IS; cannot read, males, 1S5; females
So. Ofences-Assault, 8; do. and battery. :
disorderly, 32l; fugitive from justice, D. Hight.
ing. Is; fast driving, g. gambling, 8, intoxica-
ton, TO; do and disorderIy. ITO; miscellaneous
misdeIneanors, "A; murder, I; selling liquor to
soldiers, 3; threats, 4; vagraney, s; prostitution
=; witness. 3 burglary, !; grand larceny, 70;
petit larceny, II; suspicion, 25 trespass l. VII
olatin Corporation ordinances, 81; Levy Court
ordinances, n. OF those arrested, 654 Were
white, I3i colored. Disposition of the cases--
FINED, ISL; dismissed, 255; committed to work.
house, 81; turned over 70 the military, IS; gave
bail for court s. committed for court, "a; locked
up in station, {; committed for requisition, 1;
turned over to Superintendent 3; BAH for
peace, 4; sent TO almshouse. Q; witnesses de.
tanned, .. amount Of money taken from and
returned 10 prisoners, s3.066.9l; turned over 10
me Property Clerk. p, 996g5; turned over TO
the GoSernment $500; Amount Of Corporation
Enest Si,2-5.l6, Levy Court, sI92.is; for selling
hQuor 10 soldiers, 500 sppexeedea, jssLis; APP
. -as ,UAo
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LIE AND SPEECHES OF ANDREW JOHN
II son, President % the Unite States by TIanT
sSg hife Of nShAel Angelo, BY Herman Grimm,
-<vo4s.s'H 'Ntve49Rs"N FRASCE TAfTORNr
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FURNISHED HOUSE FOB RENT-Situated
"A on north side of street north, between 18th
and 14th streets west, handsomely furnished. Rent
$40 per month. pay able in advance. House No.
434. Inquire Of JAS. 4. HALLIDAY. 515 18th
street, south OFF aE- lint &C SGT
VALUABLE PENNSYLVANIA AV. PROPER
v ty for sale being LOT 20. Reservation 10, q few
doors east of shillingtons Book Store, with the
three story Building ID reon. d..
Also, a two story BRICK BUILDING on ST. :,
north side. Immediately In the rear of st. Charles
Hotel, with vacant lot adjoining, which viii be
4 two. story and BASEMENT BRICK, No. ~,
on Indiana avenue, between LIST and I'd streets
A three story FRAME BUILDING, No ATT L
street, between 9th anG 9Th.
vacant LOT, suitable for first class resi- dence,
on street, near l4th, adjoining the "Chain Build
ings.n
LOT Is. Square si4. on 9Th, between L and M SITS.
LOT IL, SQUARE 5l4, on NJ, between 4th and 5th
LOT s. Square SIS, on X, between 4th and 9Th
streets. " ~ '-
LOT 20, Square SIS, on L, between 4th aud 5th
With large number Of other desirable Building
Lott, II 81! sections Of the city
= --l-| No; 515 nth street, south Of
se27.lm INTEL Pennsylvania avenue.
EOR SALE-Thst splendid RESIDENCE at the
Z corner Of New York avenue and 18th street.
For particulars inquire at 80 street north back
Of Patent ONCE, at inc hours q 9 q: m: I and
an ai-tf H. 70, 'A4 pISn T4~ LLE ssnt
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~ @. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer

R1 2. W. BUIELEh, Jr., Auchoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
On MONDAY hFTERNooN, October q. At $
O'Clock: j shall sch at auction, on the premi ses
original Lot No. in Square 634 situated on north
street, between North Capitol street and New
Jersey avenue. This desirable Lot has been divided
into three Lots, each fronting u feet inches on
north b street, with depth of 81 feet
Terms: One half cash. balance on a credit Of six
and twelve menths. Notes to bear interest, and be
satisfactorily secured
oc l2.eo&ds G. W BOTELRR Jr, Anct
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SALE ur "oRsEs, CARRIAGES 3. =
On SATURDAY MokSiSG. October .s. com
mencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazasr will he 49,
large number Of Harnsss, Work and saddle 'O'N
HORSES, = = q
including Family Horse, Carnage and Harnass,
very superior Sorrel Mare, Buggy and Hsrness
NAL. full description at sale - -" ''''
Bay Horses, s and 9 year. old. Iars.
splendid pair for q family carrisae lii se
together or separately, van ~ 'oiu
lot Mules, broke to Harnsss I'm soo5 49,
Mich Cows eoVu oruof. r
large collection of desigab,a n., - .,.
hand Carriages, Bueries Rnctavsrs Exnrss.
Wagons, and other Vehicles '''' -~P''''
New hmbulances a- 80 ',.- , 81
.rs, sr.-- 80 -fFE-. sr
large collection of new and second hand Har.
ness, BE. -'.s. u y -T-H - ~ -
I very superior Family Carriage, a .
New Family Carriages. T4T s-rr.'r
New Germantown Carriages. IA -.rE- -
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, without regard to the
&C anu haRe' l. VII CO. s sss
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

On MONDAY, the 10Th inst, at AZ o'clock p. m .
on the pr emises, viii sell two valuable Build.
ing Lots, part OF original lot No a. in square 49,
fronting together AZ feet street north between
9Th and 7tb streets west making each lot q feet
and rusning back 49, feet 10 inches
All convey ancing and Government stamps al the
cost of purchaser.
Terms: 0ne-third cash the other payments in 8
and Il months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
os l2-Stf GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RYTHOs. DOWNING, Auct. Georaetoxu.

yAtUtdBItdHh 1EafPs9yE a2 A RnksSqf5srr IN
O'Clock p N NIL sell, ~ front Of the premises
part Of Lot No q, In Bealls addition to Georee
town, POINTING % feet on the south side Of BeeiI
sfreef n e hgh and Coaeress streets, and
Sfa ven built tyo and half story dwelling house.
large back building and cellar. 4
Cenyeyaacin9 ssd stsnps At the cost Of the pur-
enaser,-o ~ yaCHARLHS NJ MATTHEW'S.
ocy-o lIatel:I TH0s. DOWLiNG, 'Auct. f.
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EysEk :: IND Nd sA .' seyn.a . u. ,,r.
81 az rie yss sssesysl chfris and SsyM
,syiesnis ssen.S ~ bryes.prs, II Psss.
Drug line can be supplied, "a
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RY C. W. BoTELER, in, AuctiOnesr.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioaeen.

AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock D. IN !,
Square No. $50, fronting on Virginia avenue, be-
tween Sd and 4is streets west Island 70 feet In
ches wide and runs back TO q Is feet alley.
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
menths, secured BY deed Of trust on the prem
isee
An conveyancing and revenue stamps II the ccst
Of the purchaser.
$50 will be required down when the property ID
knocked Of.
Title perfect. a,vxv wu,,.
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RY w. l.. WALL co., Auctioneers.
A 7REsTAURANT. LEASE AND LICENSE. &C.,
!, - - 49, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
we will SELL on the premises, John Sweeney q Res
faurant Capitol Hill, Pennsylvsnis avenue, one
door from 4th street, the two years Lease and Lii
cense, Stock and Fixtures.
i oc IL W. L. WALL q CO, Aucts.
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10y JAMES O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucti oneer,

10y JAMES O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucti oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
STAND ON 1TH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
PATENT OFFICE.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated October I, A
ID. 1854, and duly recorded in Liber N. q. T.. No
u, felo sos, &C.. of the Land Records for NASH
ingtun County, D. G., and by direction of the party
secured thereby will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY. the 9Th day of November, A ID. 1875, at
o'clock p: m, in front OF the premises all that
lngton, being part of Lots Nos. IL, H. aud 49, in
Square No, ass, beginning for the same on 9TH
street west 81 feet and 6 inches sc.,th from the
northwestern corner of said Square, and thence
running south on 9TH street is feet and inches and
having depth of lo2 feet and inches TO an alley
and also the free use of said alley
This property is improved by a good and sub
stantal Brick House, and is most desirable loca-
ton for business.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, of which 500
must be paid at the time of sale The deferred pay
ments to be paid in SIX and twelve months, with
interest from day of SALE and to be secured by deed
OF trust to the satisfaction Of Trustee. Terms of
sale to be complied with within five days after day
Of sale, otherwise the property may be resold at
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after one
All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser cost
-r 80 .".. VIM III. WARD, Tru stee
oc II j. L. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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Dry JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auo tioneers.


VERY VALUABLE AND HANDSOMELY Lo-
GATED BUILDING LOTS ON STREET
NORTH, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF CON
NECTlCUT AVENUE.
ri On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October "a.
at "a O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell parts
of Lots /. - and %, in Dayidson's subdivision of
Square les, fronting together 60 feet on north
street. So feet from the northern of Connec-
ticut avenue. with the depth of the Lots and %
feet inches ON Connecticut avenue. l5S feet from
corner Of ii street. with the depth also.
Tbe sale of these Lots, chick pereuptory, offers
an opportunity of no frequent occurrence 20 obtain
handsome Building Lots in this very popular part
of Washington city. The Lots will be sold sep
srately, viz two of 30 feet front on street, and
the one on Connecticut avenue.
ALSO,
At clock, same afternoon, we shall sell original
Lots Nos 9. 10 and IL, in Square lO7 fronting to-
gether 81 feet on street north. At the corner Of
18th street west, and 70 feet on 10th street.
Title perfect.
Terms cash.
Conveyancing at purchasers expense.
Terms to be complied with within ten DAYS after
sale, the property TO be sold at the risk and
of defsulting purchaser
&C u JAS. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RE GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctSoneers.
NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON N ST. NORTH BETWEEN 4PH AND 9TH
WEST, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 10th inst. ats O'Clock, D. m ,
in front Of the premises, part Lot in Square 5l3
with the improvements consisting OF a Brick House
containing rooms and summer Kitchen.
Terms One half cash. balance in six months Sc
cured by a deed of trust on the premises
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
&C fa-d INTEL GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

~ : = = - d
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE YOUNG MEN
u Who feel the want Of an Education. Mr.. John
MS OF nt Setoss. EN- s.
NO I6l West street, Georgetown, D. @. &C 7-5t.
pLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
az NO. I39 Dunbsrton street, between High
and Congress streets Georgetown. Sc 30 2wF
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
- - GEoRGEgfo%s,e 8. q. - p AAA T.
a, Inc subscriber has Just opeued q large and en-
efs PEI x SSb tsI faScS S'Isk
which have been purchased under the most favor.
aSss circumstances, and win be sOLp AT sHORr
ana .SSIS invite the public to call
$. g 3 sf IL. AIS STOCK BENJAM1N MILLER.
M IL: II. PHILLIPPT The oeIe bratsd Hairdresser
~ nom FANS, dresses Ladies H WiT ft N,s =
Sc 2szeelmif sss Psnas m; avenue
49,. gEoRGEToWSSS. - - r1 :.
Viii aleno 70 sales OF personal property and real
esIale. on me most reasonable terms. h -, / d.
fersons wishfng 70 dispose Of property f auction
are invited to call ct oar store, No. So
Ssies o. noosekeeping goods and many other arti-
ncIes At store, every Tuesday and Saturday morn
e Sim - ,'wARDwELL HAYS. Auets. =
NEW hooks NEW BOOKS .5I, 49, = .ea
sYEEGHEs OF. ANDREW JOHNSON. Presi-
dent % the United States, with Biogrsphfcai In.
> sa 1a6lshsds ssa g: Ss;$slssssS r.Y I6
S.ssse GJo gNI Z s0otssllss s1s s;ationss Il
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RY W. b. LEWIS 4 co, Auctoneers,
ID No. 3O1 Pepnsylyania avenue

THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. OF Furniture,
Bedding, Stoves, Carpets, Clothing, Boots and
wB LEWIS 4 CO, Aucts.
Cash advanced on Diamonds, fine Watches and
Merchandise generally. oc Civ
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOnee1.
oc4d GREEN wILLIAMs sei Kue,:

SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
NTH STREET WEST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October n. st q
O'Clock shall sell, Oh the premises the south hsIf
Of Lot No. T. in Square No l6s fronting 2 feet on
Nth street west, between north and streets;
depth about 81 feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance on 9 credit Of six
ans twelve months. Notes 70 bear interest, and
satisfactorily secured. Convey ansing and stamps
at purchasers cost Title iudlsputable,
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What the people want. Complete History of the
with over LIS fine portraits Of Generals and Battle
scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au-
tsins reading matter equal TO three large octave
volumes. Send for circulars and our terms.
Address, ..-.
JONES. BROS. & co,
Sc % Inn Philadelphia pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
Foreign News.

New YORK, Nov 3.--The steamer
| Java, from Liverpool on the 2lst, and
Queenstown the 25d has arrived.
The Globe announces that Earl Russell
has undertaken the duty of reforming
the Cabinet Council, called for the Goth
Lord Palmerston would be buried
quite privately at Ramsey on the 5th.-
The journals continue to lament his loss.
The Daily News says the reported ultl-
matum from Seward has dwindled down
TO the statement that Seward had writ
ten to Bigelow, expressing the desire OF
the American Government to remain at
peace with the world, but intimated
fears that Congress would demand eX'
treme measures if additional troops were
sent to Mexico.
The Patrie says Bigelow abstained nee
essarily frem reflections upon foreign i'll
tervention in his interviews.
The Globes correspondent, at Paris,
SAYS Bigelow called at the Foreign Office
to contradict the sensation kilograms.
Most of the European governments
give assent to an international confer
ence at Constantinople, to prevent the
spread Of the cholera.
Cholera had almost disappeared at
Madrid.
The Times thinks that should Earl
Russell fail in forming ministry, coall-
ton between different sections OF the
liberals will become necessary and that
Lord Granville will probably be the per,
son under whom the greatest number OF
men will serve ...... "a
Political news uuimportant
American advices received by the
steamer had little or no effect upon ouI
market.
Paris medical papers state that the
cholera renal stationary
The Emperor Napolean visited the Ho
tel Diem to satisfy himself that proper
care and attention was bestowed on the
cholera patients
Garibaldi had declined a nomination
to the Italian parliament
LONDON, Oct 22-The Globe says it is
not in a position to state the precise
character of the ministerial arrangement
but that no obstacles prevent a satisfac
tory formation of the Ministry.
The Observer says that nothing def
mite will transpire until after Lord Pal
merstons funeral AS little chan ge as
possible will be made, at least before tn,
meeting of Parliament
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
A Koane County All Right.

EDITORS OFTHEREGISIER:
rEThe following is.official, except one
township, which is added as reported,
and varies the result a few votes;
Senate-Conservative, Sc. Stalnaker,
IS9: Radical, Mahan, $50; Radical. r. S.
Brown, I4S. Stalnaker's majority, 49,
House of Delegates.-Conservative, c.
lively, 204; Conservative, NJ. A Neibling,
Ga; Conservative, H, Stump, 4s; Radical,
Mckay. I75 Hively's majority. &c.
Sheriff Conservative, A. Cain, 1SS;
Conservative. NJ. Hively, 129; Radical, II
+. Gibson, Isl. Gains majority, 81.