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For Sale

T. MY FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
1s, acres in Miffin township. Franklin county,
1--WE miles East Of Columbus, on the Gahenna road
and Ohio Central railroad. The land Is of deep
black soil, seventy acres are under high cultivation,
welldraned; the rest in heavy timber. mostly beach
and hickory:-all under good fence. - 'N
Where is on the premises Deat Cottage of Eve
rooms. with front and back porch and cellar. and
one log house of two rooms; alarge barn and stable
for six horses and eight cows; q new smoke house,
hennery and corn cribs; also, four rood wells and
one cistern.S The orchard consists Of one hundred
and twenty-five of the choicest kinds Of bearing
II desired the present crop live stock and farm
ing utensils will he sold ALSO es1gH l..2 s9ti2e,e
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately. -,.
H., Three hundred and twenty acres Of rich
prairie landpforty under cultivation and fence. with
good frame house on it, in Dea% are county, three
miles east of Delhi, Iowa, on the Dubuaue& Pacific
aFor particulars, inquire on the premises, Or by
letter. .irDr ~ dE lriAg A.. II. P0TEN;Fm
sMifBintownship, Columbus 7. o., Box;so6.
"a an 4
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PtoMorIoSs.- In the I94fRo.v.1., Lieu
tenant: Colonel Q. 9. Maxwell has been pro-
NOTED 10 Colonel, and Major II. L. Ander-
SON to Lieutenant Colonel >, nr !,
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aTeTu4oRfNusHA zoos NnsIG
RAILWAY NOTICE.

To the Stockholders .of ihsl Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway Company.
A mEEgINGy OF THE STOCK HOLD.
"A ers6f tbd dab9ve named company. win BE- held
bus, Ohio, on Wednesday, the ffteepth day OF No
yember, next. between the hours Of ten o'clock A.
NJ, and four o'clock r n for tho purpose Of elect
ing nine Directors for said company for theensuins
year, . = q ,xna = rs,s, tr stx,na,., -
oet,satlHSyls.&oy GORDON 4HoS9Is; S.,F.t.r,.
l~el9uEt
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ELIZA JANE DAVIS, was before the Mayor
yesterday morning, for drunkenness, And
sent to the calaboose for ten days oSI .s,
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DR.. RerkIeeYy'

Has necessarily been absent from thecity
for several weeks, but has returned and
may be consulted at his office, northwest
side Of North High street, near Gay. a
! Oct. 7. .g,si5-glr, s-rt,'.. .,.,.... ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-26

J. M. LANGsToN, ainegro graduate of
Oberlin, the alma mater. of the Governor
elect, Gen. 8. d. Cox, is aboutrto stump
Missouri in behalf OF NEGRO Suffrage.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-26

JOHN WILSON, in the Police Court yes
terday morning, was fined IS and costs for
disorderly conduct, and committed.
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CITY ITEMS.

f.-1lrIs I #. .. ".l. 'III HHf .rHgtEr I.H '. U
THE, FUR TRADE-We shall open on
MondaN Oct. 1871, for the Wholesale and
Retail trade lat the old stand, IA Main ST.,
the best assorted stock of Fur Goods, Of
every description, for Ladies', Gentlemeh's,
Misses and Children's soear, that have ever
been offered, in this city. II buyers wiR
come and look. at our goods, they shall be
satisfied that zoe hare the stock to select
f.oo,,a, .BNEd,1 q .il
'%f"' VIM. aDodd & Co.,
m,d HATrERs AND FURRIERs,
9'''' .'a''l .'aod" IA Main st, '',. p,
t' e re ai..''' ,..2a' 2, CINCINNATI,
m. 700 Ess .Nrysa. IN gTgrstsrH
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PBRIoDIcALs~-Studer. on State street,
has the, Lady's Book, Harper's Monthly,
and other leading periodicals and papers.
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Boston, Oct. ,25,---The Boston encamp-
ment of Knights 'Templars paraded to o-aaayy
In full regalia to welcome and escort the
delegation of the Monroe commandery of
Rochester, New York, who make brief
stay In the city. They are guests of the
Boston Knightss The latter tirnedioutin in
full ranks, and with their Rochester breth-
rem made an interesting and imposing dis
play. The Rochester commandery leave
for home to o-mofrow Afternoon.
Thanksgiving has, been appointed In
Maine for November 23d, and In New
Hampshire tor Nossmber 3Oth. ,,,e,....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-26

A NEGRO convention, consisting of some
one hundred and fifty delegates, assembled
at Indianapolis on Tuesday, ~ h r-ry,
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Trial of nn Abortiouist.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-In the case of the
People va, Peter X. Strongs in which the
defendant was charged with producing an
abortion on the person of his wife;f and
which has excited mpSha interest, the
Judge charged the jury that It was their
duty to acquit the prisoner, which the jury
did.
There was another Government sale of
vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day.
Some, of 1.-THE vessels drought, ,cyery ( low
prices and there was very little desire. on
the part ofbuiiders to buy. "S'''' sV7''U .C
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-26

A CONVENTION of Western Uniyersalists
commenced its sessions In Chicago yester-
dav Ia5rr.tI..s Ir- -y,V ..H f, .,,,.ttt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-26

Baltimore Cattle Market-Oct. 49, %
BEEF CATTLE--Receipts Of beef cattle 1900
head the supply is in excess the demand ;rsales
at 5s@6hc per pound gross for inferior and ordina
ry, 7aasc for fair and od and 9c for extra-an ad-
vance of fully &c.
HOGS-l,ively and unsettled; ordinary to prime
SIT 509l9 50 per 100 lbs net, r '...I SIKH
SHEEP-LOwer; ordinary and fair dull at 5@6t4c
rtpound gross good fat sheep 7971se. a J q
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OPERA House, Rarely has affner enter
tainment been youchsafedsto H%elI-flled
house than that presented az the Opera
House stnight. The Market Girfof Paris
was witnessed even with greater zest than
on The night Of its first production, But
the grand fairy extravaganza of the Inyisi-
BILE Prince, with its mechanical effects, its
fine scenery, amusing incidents, and unique
songs, filled the audience with q pleasing
excitement, which manifested itself in TO-
kens of appreciation. The characters lasIlbt-
ted the Misses webb We're, Of course, su-
perbly rendered, and generally those per
sonated BY opthsrn artists were handsomely
portrayed@ rol salnlaDp lrol'sm 9aoti iis
Another beautiful 4extrayaganza-sRehuty
ana the ,Beast-7will he pnoducedi to-night.
Miss. Ada Webb will Appropriately appear
as Beauty, Then, twomofe amusing pieees
will fiji, out, the, bill-C Catching an Heiress,
in which tho Misses Webb will appear in
four characters, and tCelin--thea leading
chafacterby Miss Emma.1ogp,i 7nur1s
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Superb Troupe ofitive french Dancing IIoneA

hh Nun FOUR GREAT CLOWNS. 'sislDi flS
D''The InilnitaBIe Zoe PenfraAd'
viii ofieiate as Clown in the Eaucsttiannp Scenes.
Special attontion is directedte hyfSrand gfatgitow
EShibitiop which may properly be styled Here s
play, and descgibed asfolpws, Nq9pe shorld isii
TO see the grand public entrance OF the Eqaescuf-
ricnlu into each town where exhibits, which win
take place about 10 O'Clock in the morningo the day
IL exhibition, As the outfit ofhe ID en-
tirsy DeWo and of the most costly deserptipps The
a6S wei! known Abbo6ts Of Concordg Now Hanlf-
hiss saSsaS Ss$ sfs Sses 4
pAss anything pf thalipd hitherto mRppfac,ared in
the country, while the stud OF Horses comprise $50 Of
the finest specimens 6f horse flesh ever collected 70
gether gl si5her Isonti9sat. EeEmers spd BrsedeTs
anafsersrs and AriisSns are inrisd % sssmins
Nv Is Rtshs hsw wv WssSSs nov
afpess paw seeiss pew ,yardrobes new prppeFties,
and new ideas without number ~ = 'n'V
Doors 6pet III and 6Sl6cE.. ~ eodHisbSs Hslf
xgssTSN, A2Hs SBsf,rf aohiidEyh
under y years of age 15eehtsy o2Iai . 10 no1
~ iss 1ss SEs isssl8s ssss
est Sho &of the see iscomins si afidgq .1oil1Q
.P. s., lQNgE MoRE, Please observe the day and
nte and do iiotconfound this monster orkaiikntion
with any other pempanies uhoibor they be good bad
or exceedingly indi herent. n ~ 7f''' ~
aSfHE E4UESCURRICULUM
WIN txhibit AZ Greed wife, Monday October a7d;
Piqy2 DnfSdeh Get IA; urbane, WednesdAf. Got
ss SesY9 he,sssy Rst r.; eeIsppp. Friday.
90 .l6 t-t&VtA
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a THE CITY,.

PROFESSOR and Madame Macallister are
coming. QlE c-n ~ 1Tc I
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.NOTIScTsi.s
, ROAD NOTICE,

1ats9wOW RUAD NOTICE. ylio9Uu)
NOTICE IsiHEREBYi GIVEN THAT
IN petition will be presented to the Commission
eu Of sFIanldfnp0unty At their next DecembefEses
slen out aud establish aepnnty road in Frank
lin township, commencing on the Amity road at or
near the corner of the old farm of Thomas Deems,
and running south on the line between the lands Of
Thomas Deems and William Wilson to the Column
bus and Xsnih railroad; thence south on the line
between the lands Of fippin, William Wilson, and
A. Chittenden AID Wilson, to the southwest corner
Of w illiah Wilson's farm: thence TO the National
dan a and A. Chittenden. and thsfs sSEiRStSss"
Sept %, lsss-octlsl4wwv dsisS tht 70
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New York STOCK Market-Oct. ss.

STOCKS-God l45ls; Now York Central O6: Erie
g; do preferred e31s;Iteading lax; Ohio q Mis-
yer 4s1s;, Pacific Mail 23O Chicago K Toledo IO9K;
Prairie dq Chine el: Tennessee 6s s5 1910 coupons
03At Y. y. 0's, 'sl, coupons 1867. u 3. 6's, $40
issue, 1879. ,1 = m ~
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Master Commission er,s Sale.


Master commissioners Sale.
Y,Tsif I Vs. = 80 fBisi Pieas'of. i ~
John A. Roberts and others.> franklin County,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER IN
i the above case from the above Court TO me di-
rected, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the door Of the Court House, in the city Of Colum4
bus. on HnluW ..ss fn5lH1s. l.t.. N9F
Thursday, the 10th day of November, A!
sd' r. iiiw. ID. 1866, 'ne4.- raf
at two o'clock p NJ the following described real cs-
tate. situate in Franklin county Ohio to.wit, a 2
Being part Of Lot Number IS in j. Ridgway's
addition to Columbus west Of the Scioto river and
bounded and described as follows, viz; Beginning
at the southwest corner of said lot No. Ss thence
eastery the south line thereof seventy (70l feet
thence northerly at right angles to said south line
thrtythrse (S3 feet, thence westerly parallel with
said soutberly line seventy feet to the west line of
place of beginning.
Appraised at Sl55 .00.A''N q 3. l-'H- v.N .'rr
Printers fees % 70 'ybrv,L y .As yy-..s. So fT
,,-...'-.. -. -, T. WIN. D0MJGAN, i,
'octl7 -dlt&wtd , 'tSH7 to NW,. ..oi'.I. ~ 81
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PROFESSOR and Madame Macallister are
coming. M-M -n-.- m.h r.nN NtNlL
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IN THREE GIGANTIOCIRCUsESs

All the leading Riders appear on bareback
Horses. Each artistic of the Triple Circus Troupe
win take part in al unparalleled display Of horse
manshp and Athletic skill At each entertainmept
into the Arena in all their unprecedented perform
ance.: the EDUcATED SACRED Bull and the LEAP
ing. Professor Wallace's Corps of PERFoRMNG
Docs, MONKEYS AND PONIES will 20 through their
astonish ing and ndescrfbably auShabe feats. The
back Equestrian in & world, are with the Eques<
curriculum. Independent Of the unparalleled at
fractions Of this combination, the agement. with
Of the only great rider in the world. the champion
hOrsernan, ''''4' fibf '0ii =
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"0an.t 0ou not mn ister % q mind diseastd

q Afid, Rfth some saoeet, Obfipi0uS dntidOte,
Ciednse the foul bosom of tie perilous stuG
nThnk aneiuhaft ftpotl kha henrff0 nsr " u. |. n,
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On ,nO0Isl Nsgs gnsHera<t0
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LOCAL N 11ws,

AuDAcioUs HoRsE-THIEF. = Yesterday,
about noon, follow In the guise Of soldier, hut
wearing q low, hat-erowhed citizens felt hat,
having nice carriage birdie with oval bllnkern,
eottoa band in the centre, met little son % Mr..
Morgan. Of last Capitol lIill, looking for his
horse thaf had strayed away. The man wished
TO get the boys bride, and 10 induee the boy 70
reins-very much more valuablc-for II. The
boy declined to aeeede to his request without his
parents assent 49,. Vt.
The soldier accompanied the boy 10 his home,
eaiity about the affair, refused TO give her
permission to the exchange, and desired her son
TO leave hia bride nj home and take = rope aud
continue his search for tho horse. The soldier
10 catch various horses that were grarlng on the
common, but failed to do so, telling the boy every
time that they belonged 10 him, until he found he
could not catch them, when he oOolly said, ''hs
ousssed then trnrnt hfs'H. y
Arriving near tho qnartermaster receiving
depot on II street, near the Baltimore railroad,
very retired spot, the boy discovered his horse,
aud called 10 TO him. Tho horse, apparently
pleased hear the little fellows voice, came %
his neck, TO lead him homo. the fellow pushed
him away, and, exhibiting a dagger whiolN he
took nom his bosom, threatened the little fellow
with violence u he made any reslstance, and put
ting on his bride aud rclns lcaped on the hQfse
back and rode OF ~ fast be could in the dffte-
tlon Of the toll. gate at Camp Barry. 20
Tho horse Il very old, wiry, about hiteen hands
high, bay color, has white spot on the forehead
aud one or two on the back has saddle-sore on
the back also, Il is TO be hoped the rascal will
be eaughtand made an example Of.
since the above was written, Mrs. Morgan and
her son happened 70 be at the Central Market
hua iron gray horse, passing between sixth aud
seventh streets Missouri avenue. Mrs. Morgan
accused hin, Of the theft, which he did not deny
bat stated he would take her TO the horses and
( on the way they met three citizens, whom Mra.
N. requested 90 detaln him; they, however, al
I lowed him TO proceed. ..U.r.
] Further on three soldiers were met and AlsS
requested 10 lend her assistance In detAlninJ
him with like eject, Proceeding through q lot o
/ by James and alleys, they came to Pour-And "A
! Half street, where three eavAlrymeu wore dttlni
! on some steps Notwithstanding Mrs. Morgan I
cries Of "Stop thief - tho rascal escaped. Truly
,hi.. would appear incredible, -but II Is, never
theless, fact. ss "a
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Mexico.
"NlrfoSAL BrHRAu 90 CoRRRsroSpuNcn,
" ga Y ST., HEAn l9rH, wAsRiNoroN, D. O.

IVA Y 81, HEAn lJrH, WAaRiharoAt y. Y.
aer May ", ise5. }
/ "Amsrieans. Loyallsis, Veterans, Attention.
The whole Of this people, no one doubts, Wish
Mexico 20 exist only a. Rspablie, aud That this
nation will ever Whore the Monroe doctrine
none believe; hut while these thlngaAre so, II Ia
also true that the four years contest, from which
our nation l. Just emerging, has made IL = verify
that the people, a. individuals aud organizations,
led by responsible parties, cannot aud will not
he allowed 10 practically demonstrate upon any
nation until organized aud directed by the Gov
ernment. All movements in sneh . direction
should be discontinued. None will deny the
right Of emigration FROM our own 10 Ahy other
land, howeYer.) .u- Lgf ."-...
"AIl information that II u possible 10 obtain In
this regard such as United States laws, treaties,
former proc plantations Of Presidents Taylor, Fill.
more and Pierce, opinions o. some Of our living
acting statesmen, with the desires and views d
some Of the Mexican -Rspubileah officials now In
this city, will be given all applicants who will
address plainly, full name, =. o, address, age
present and former occupation, fever In the ser.
vice or not All applicants, lneloslng one dollar
will insure their correct registry for future ad.
dress should further valuable information de-
velopc, and Immediate response. Not wishing 4
deceive any, but 10 serve mauy, hope none viii
expect me TO answer their questions, either II
writing or in person, grAtuitously, o1ios hour
| from clock, a. m, until 8 o'clock, p. m.
myl7-as 30. Y. x, box 1885,"
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hood befre; II was the arst and the lac, tine
that ever saw Booth.
By Mr.. Stone q Did You ever hear of Ma be-
Ing IN the ncIglborhoodf A, I think 1 dld hear
q his being In The nsiehbofhSod q Bryaplovn
before that, never since 80 ss.aIl
hxAntNATIos on LIEuT. yonn >. roTFEr.
by Judge Advocate Holt. O. Have you any
knowledge o. = dark bay horse, blind Of one eye,
Row Al General Augur's stables In this city, on
the corner Of seventcenth and slreetsl
In reply the witness stated that on the night Of
the ifth o. April, about hnlf-pasttwelve O'Clock.
be was going 70 the hoapitAl whore he was sta
TONED, When no saw horse standing near Camp
barry, about three quarters Of mile east Of the
Capitol; he took charge Of tho animal, and In
compfianee with orders finally delivered u 10
other hands al Gen, AuKar's Headquarters, hav-
ing taken the saddle on the horso the horse was
large brown animal, blind Of one eye. Auaddls
vas exhibited to the vituesu. which he recognized
as the one taken OF the horse BY himself. IL
testified further, that when he hrsi saw the horss
Il was saddled and brldled, aud that the anlmal
was little lame, which was probably one o. thu
results Of having fallen.
The court then adjourned 10 meet Tomorrow
morning at 10 clock.
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g BA on H L L
y coRNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS.

This Large and Handsome Hall il now for
rent for Balls, Concerts, Ae. Il u finely frss-
coed, and finished IN the most snbstantlal man.
nsT, with large and convenient dressing rooms,
and gallery At the south end for spectators.
The Hall " the best ventilated room IN the
city, with twenty windows on tho sonth and
east aud west sides with large yenuletor 10
for Concerts, being bailt With especial attaRtion
10 lhatiobIseti and iog Balls th6 greatest cars
~ bssA i.hsh 70 have Ne bsss eeor that sould
IL Tsi! y.lI !. r.nl.a ia Islls. Concerts.
issaiss \ .: tIifdKHLs, % D street thiya
deof ikom he Hall. nsie.dn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

11-1onnnh kyvard EIsetIon Uotice.--
u being understood that NJ, I, =. NLDptkIOh,
ne % e ~ sssSss wax asss
the Common Conncil, the fritbds 81 g. A. rEU0n.
Rsq., present his naras for elcstlph, hyiz-yi
a1- NOTES.-The the Voter % ths
sncoSp WAnp.-t most respectfully bed leave 70
whhduv my name a. eAndldats for the Board
q Aldermen at the ensuing J,ns , s,ss,lSs
wAsussros, Nay Is. issS nyis-i
~ second ward Regular No~iA.-
y pOs cOtsscrer, -
WILLIAM DIXON.
s SAMUEL 4, DOUGLASS.
william FORSYTH.
- fon ALnHRnAr,
SAMUEL W. OWN.
FoR CoNHoS COuNcIL,
SAMUEL A. pRU0H
e. A. J. JOYGE,
0RoRGR 7, RAuB.
fOa ASSESSOR,
my lI.iv GRoRGR W. HARKNEss.
s-Thira Weird.
fon ALDRRMAN-
NOBLE D. LARNRR.
Ag-Third Ward.
foR ConnoS corNciL--
=. JOHN W. sIMMs.
ml2-u MANI WORMS,
So Fourth Ward Nominationn.-TlIE
VOTERS Of tho Fourth Ward had large and
enthusiastic meeting at the City Hall, May ~
aud nominated the following ucke, to be sup
ported At the ensuiag June electioni
foR coLIscroE,
WILLIAM DIXON.
fon RnotHrER, w ESQ
SAMUEL r. DOUGLASS
n IL noNRaAN
HsBURf LLOYD.
FoR CoNnoN COuNcIL,
w. W. MOORE,
ROBERT 4 DAVIS,
BLlJAH RDMoNsToN.
P0R AssRsaoR,
myis.ts THOMAS W. BURoH,
81 Fourth ward.--At n meeting OF
the Loyal Citizens Of the Fourth Ward, held Of
Wednesday evening, May 4, 1855, the foll0winJ
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET
For Collector,
WILLIAM Dtxox, ID.
For Register, E..
sAMuRL +. DoreLAs.
For Surveyor,
WnLIAn PoRsYTH.
F6r Alderman,
AaBuRr LLoIp.
.T. For Cbmlnon Council, 10
w. W. MoORn, sob
CHAnLRa n. AHDHRsor, "
RLgAH RDnoSsroE
Fbr Assessor,
my4-,f Tusa W. BuRcH.
SS- Fourth Ward
foR Connos CovNctL,
MICHAEL LARNER
mylS-u ~ MANI NOrEn.
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CT0LRN-ABoUT NOON ON wEDNEs-
dioTs's elothing, bat Ia low crowned, Eat, civil
AN old BAf HORSE,
about Is hands high; has a saddle sore on bis
back has wiry look, and peculiar plunglng
gait, a white spot on forehead and one or two on
the back his tail, which IL about 10 inches long
has a sido twist from docking.
Any information that will lead 10 the discovery
| Of the horse and fhe pVnfshmsIh II the r0scdIib
hisT will be literally rewarded.
Apply 10 Chief Of Police. once on Tenth street
OF 10 Mr.. Morgan, Sineteenth and A streets east
Capitol hill myls-a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

,,,,is he aifsuiion q Advertisers and
,..,s.,, nsn to The columns q ne DAILY Ma
-, RspvpLroAr. a. an advertising medium.
~. I.rrs eircuiatIon IN The elites Of warn
=. IA Georgetovn, and the surrounding
~, ,nd IL eonstnntiy increasing. We feel
-. ,hni they will hnd u not only = vAlua-
Z. T., r,llabls medium o. communicating with
4. ruhiic. IL y -.
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ASr one having occasion to visit private
medical ihstltution are advised 70 call on Or.
vellny.
A large aud sueeessful practice here ADD else
where enables him to guarantee perfect cure In
all cases. $1,000.
All visits aud communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
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Prom long editorial notice from the genial
pen Of Col. Nathan Greene, Of the Boston Pot.
Read the following;
when Van Amburgh himself comes to Boston
with hia new aud Imposing list Of animals, the
streets will hardly manifest more excitement
than they have done since the Manufacturing
Jsweiers Association invaded this busy netrop-
oils. They have really burst upon Us With such
argOsies 81 dazzling presents, that the heads Of
houssk eepigg and marriAgeable young ladies are
completely Turned No one u seen 70 enter their
Depot In Washington street who comes out again
without I'm Persons ''go la with dollar
apiece, and when they eotas out II y tranamuied
by some diablerie into plano, q diamond ring,
a. iee pltcher. sewing machine, bracelet, OF a
sometkinK else equally startling and strange.
How II sdone, we do not profess 70 know the
air Of mystery about Il seems 10 make u but the
more exciting aud attractive. The Association
insists that they act In tho most liberal, most
fair, smost original - most attractive, and
..Tnost popuiar'F manner possible. which no Que
Is inclined 10 doubt who has thus far had TASTE
" Its quality.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18
BaItinaors Market.

WEDsEsDAri May ~, lt1S.
tPrtces given beioto refer 20 ioi0lesdis ofsytons
OHIg. unless ofhsrDtss srpreesed,1s-
coPPEE-Prime is held at slEets. and choice At
2lets. per h.
fLorH-HIgh grades ,of Baltimore Extra snd
Family have further declined 50cts per ID other
desert ptlohs also slightly In favor o. buyers.
The sales reported include 800 bbls. City Mills
Extra at 40; 100 bbIs. Howard street Extra at
fs, aud 100 bbls. do. Super At ". 62& per Dbl.
High grade Baltimore Extra IL now quoted At
tln, and Family at 5000 per Dbl. .Ha
GRAN.-wheat---sAis Of las bushels whlta
at sla2O5, md 1000 bushels rcd nj VI 5OAl 20 per
bushel Corn--2,7OO bushels white aud 80 bush
els yellow received; included IN the sales were
$500 bushels white II Sass ets., 800 bushels
mixed II ~, cts, s. 400 bushels yellow At soAsi
cts. per bushei -oats-AmAll sales only, At 81
etc., weight
skLI-Contiuues dull sales confined 10 retail
lots, aud prices Without alteration.
sraAR,-we notice . sale Of % hhds. Porto
Rico at 12ik cts. per Id.
wmsEr-Is quiet and nominal at t2osa2 o.
per gsllen. glrf