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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
LONDON, Oct 2A-Evening-Per Cable
Bonds, 6shi Erie, 5ok; Illinois Central, 75
ConsOls, S9k.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s-Evening Cotton closed
dull; unchanged; Mid. Uplands, 15d. Sales,
5000 bales.
NEwYoRK, Oct. 25-Second Board-US S. reg.
istered, 1881, 49, do, coupons, 1l3H; 5-20's,
regste lC6k; do. coupons, 1l4x; do, new,
III; 1910 9, registered, 100; do. coupons, lOo
1913, 16k; Ohio and Mississippi Certif Gates
3A; Canton. 81; Cumberland, ssh; Quicksil-
yer, 55xi Mariposa, 1879; New York Central,
us x; Ere, Six; do. preferred SIS; Hudson, 1876 Y
Reading. II5K; Michigan Oearal, lis: Mich,
igan Southern, 9lA; Illinois Central, l25 X
Cleveland and Pittsbnrg, 91a; Cleveland and
ans o
1917; Chicago and Alton, Alton and Ter
re Haute, =; Toledo and Wabash, :; w. u
Pacific Mail, :; Atlantic Mail, =. Amer
lean gold, 3 p. m, 147. -.r.-.s -.rsss-, ...a
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PARDoNrD

The President has ordered the pardon Of
Robert Warner, con victed in une. 1854 before
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
OF assault and battery, and sentenced to one
years confinement in the county Jail. r.-.
The pardon has also been ordered of johnson
WInn, convicted in November, 1864. before the
u s. District Court for the northern district OF
New York, of passing counterfeit u s. frac-
honal currency, and sentenced to the penlten-
tiary for four years and six months.
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From the Rio Graude

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2i-A band of robbers
have been committing great ouirages Thew
have been pursued by companies of rancheros
and United States cOlored troops and n We OF
the thieves have been killed. They are com.
posed OF Americans enlisted on the Liberal
Mexican side, but who deserted after the uar-
rel in Matamoros. The robbers are well
mounted and armed, and are working their
way towards San Antonio. 49, %
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT AndrewK I.onR, of thu
PRESIDENTS stan, will lead to the altar to -dav.
Aiss Lizzie d., daughter Of Hon. Henry Eos.
OF WestIaoreland county, Penssylyania.
Ihey are said to be the handsomest couple in
.ne S'ate OF Fennsyivania Hon. J. b An
tnony' United States Senator from Rhode Is
land, is at Willard's... barney Williams
the Comedian, wants James +. Brad v. of Men
York. TO defend the Fenian prisoners In Can,
'da. and offers 10 foot the entire bill. =
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NAVAL DTSPATCHES-DEATH or LIEUr
COMMANDER CHAPLIN.

Inc Navy Department has received dis.
patches from Commander Carter. command
ing the u. s. steamer Monocacy announ cling
the arrival of that vessel at Bridgetown, Bar
BADGES, on the oath ult. The Monocacy put
into Barbados on account of the illness and
subsequent death, on the 23d uit, of Lieut.
Commander J. q. Chaplin, the executive of.
nicer OF the vessel. Commander Carter pays a
tribute to the character Of the deceased, who's
record" he says, "for daring and cool courage
In the performance OF his duty is not s urpassed
by that OF any other in the service."e sE-a.s
Commodore Jos. Lanman, in a dispatch
dated Z. s Flagship ,Tacony, HAMPTON
Roads, Va, Oct, oath. reports that the boats OF
the TacoDy and Yantic rescued from drown.
ing four men, constituting the crew of the
sloop Farewell, of Hampton. Va, which had
capsized near the Tacony, and lowed the
elOop TO the beach y -
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From Kentuckx

LOUISVILLE, Oct 25y-Aspecial to the Courier
says the citizens Of Stephenson. Ala, loudly
condemn the incendiary act by which the
freedmen s school house was burned 1t was
erecied by TIE Penno Ereedmen's Relief Asso.
ciation At cost OF % o.
The Daughters Of Rebekah gave the Grand
Lodge of kentucky, Independent Order OF
O0d FELLOWS, splendid banquet last night
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~ Elsewhere will be found the commence.
meni OF series Of articles nader the headin 2
scan Any Good come out Of Nazareth % writ
ten by prominent business citlzsn, who gives
his views upon what is required to place the
District cities in theii proper position amongst
the active business communities OF the cotn.
try. - - '-- .--.
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Terrible Storm at Turk..I.,.nd

HALIFAX, Oct. 25.--Tbe steamer Victor m axes
the following report;-Turks Island, on the
Both Of september, was visited with a terrific
hurricane, destroy ng over 6 % hou ses and thar
contents. Twenty lives were lost Anumber
OF persons were crippled and other wise Injured
over 1900 persons are rendered houseless. pen
niless, and are almost naked =
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PATMINr OF PRIZE MONEY

Inc Paymentof prize money in the following
asses of capture will be made IN a few weeks.
he prize lists having been for warded 10 the
Fourth Auditor The Mary Clinton and cargo.
valued AT sic. 60. captured MAY 30 1861. bv
The u > steamer Powhattan, and the Dour
captured by the u. 5. steamer Quaker City.
March 9, 1853; cargo valued at S1iOils69
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Flour firm. Wheat
scarce; red, S3.15Ss3.ls. Corn quiet; yellow
SLG1aSlOe. Seeds dull. Coffee firm; Rio Isa
19x cents. Gold sugars steady Wniskey oniI
al 50 itaS2.i2 for Western.
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THE WHITE HOUSE.

Secretaries Welles and McCulIoch and the
Attorney General had Interviews with the
President this morning. There was the usual
large attendance OF visitors, among whom was
the rebel General Dick Taylor. No general
audience was given. Pr t. -ahs
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- A committee OF the city council OF Phil.
adelphia and the supeript Of its public
schools have been waiting Baltimore and the
public schools Of that city. --
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SETTLEMENT OF LANDS IN rLoR1pA

bB1 IIBMENI OE LANDS IN rIUUKIUA.-
The Commissioner of the General Land
Once has received from the Land Office at Tai.
lahassee, Florida, returns showing great ac
tvity IN the disposal of public lands in that
State, for actual settlement In the months of
August and September, 11,564 acres, in 80 and
10 acre tracts. were taken up BY settlers under
the homestead law Of June 81, 1866, which law
applies exclusively to the disposal of public
lands in the Southern States -
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DEDICATION OF THE PEABODY INSTITUTE
The Peabody Institute, IN Baltimore, is being
dedicated to-day. Mr.. Peabody arrived there
yesterday afternoon, and was received by the
Mayor and q committee Of the city councils
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From HnPriSbura.

HARRISBURG. Oct. 2i-Members elect to
DO b branches OF the Leg Il ,ture are begin ming
to make their appearance here for the purpose
OF caueusing on the object of the organz afson
as TO the United States Seuatorship and state
Treasurer. Among the Republican me nbers,
Col. N: s. Quay, Of Beaver county,ts talked
Of for Speaker.
George w. Hammersy, Clerk OF the Senate,
and A. w. Benedict, Clerk Of the House, will
be elected without opposition. 1t is rumored
to-day that the Governor elect has rendered
the Attorney Generalship to the Hon. VIM. M
Meredith, the present incumbent.
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SELLING LIQUOR BY THE SMALL-RichArs
Callaghan wss arrested yesterday by Officer
james of the Seventh Ward, for selling Iia nor
N quantities less than pint without the license
required by law. Justice Handy fined him
$1,000.
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REAL ESTATE SALE. Yesterday, j. q
McGuire & De-. auctieneers, sold a lot on
Maryland avenue, north side. near the corner
of4k street, to samuel Devaughn, for ~ cents
Der so uare foot
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~ OF this city is now on a visit 10 Orangs
county, Va, having recently returned from
the hacienda of San Lorenzo, Mexico
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TEAEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FRoaEoRoPE.

FR0M EUROPE.
4 >, (By Cable U The Associated Press.l
fHE oorrox NILS ON SHORT TINE.
,LIvxRPosL, %. Alt has Just been deci-
ded q Manchestef 70 work the mills only on
mort time. "
y ~ - MARINE NEWS.
GLASGOW. Oct s4.-rhe steamship Britannia,
from New York Oct 9th, has arrived
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON. Oct 2l-Evening.lConso closed
at s9X for money. The following are the clos
ing qsotations OF American sec urities Ill. s.
5-20's, 6sX; Illinois Central. -; Ere, SOY.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2a-Evening.-Cotton sales
to-day. 100 bales The market closed dull; mid
ding uplands. 15d. 4FruEf.r ..rkVE F.
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HAVING Doc IN THE MARKRr-roshu,
Eoein, coiored, was arrested thus morning nv
ofhcer Howes for violating the Corporation or.
dinances by permitting a dog TO follow him to
the market Justice Thompson fined him s.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cotton dull. Flonr
firm. w heat and Corn quiet Pork firm. Lard
dull. Whisky steady.
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~The Stonewall Cemetery. at Winchester,
Va, will be inaugurated to-day. Ex-Governor
Wise will deliver the address. ..I
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mfMh PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 6IkMh
EW Dots QWy
Just received Q full supply Of
CoURVoIsIER's AND ALIxANDREy;
PRICE 4l
q ALSO. 100 DOZEH PARIS KID GLOVES.
in White, Black and Colors, ...
AT 01.2s PER PAIR, -r
-s JOS. J. MAY 60,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
oe 25-2.f , bet 0een 9th and 10th sta

(RPHANS' COURT. Oct sd, lsss.-DI,,rIc,
- o. CoLunsIA, wAsHINsreN CouNrY. fs-tcM
In the case q VIM b Hill and Robert g. Che
Aforesaid has. 18th the Appreciation Of the Or.
pnans Court Of Wa:hington county aforesaid,
for the hnal settlement and distribution Of IL:
psrsonal estate Of said deceased and Of the
lected and turned into money; when ana
where all the creditors and heirs OF said
dsceased are Detihsd sto attend, with their
Claims properly vouchsd OF they may otherw wise by
Law be excluded from AL benefit In said deceasedis
once week for three weeks in the Evening etsri
previous to the said day, = = S'si'
Test: --f. - e. O. RORRTNS
oc 2o-lewSW Register Of Wills.
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INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICHRs AP.
rf. POINTED.

Appointments OF internal revenue officers
were made to-day as follows WIN. Don lass,
Assessor for the eighth district of New Jersey;
Seymony Brownell, Collector for the NTH dis
trict Of Michigan. - ~
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fISANCIAL.-Goid 10 decidedly hrmer in
New York. TIE bulls make the best use of the
reports Ielative TO the demand upon the
British Government for the settlement of the
Alabama claims, and the settlement of the
Mexican affair. without taking any pains TO
satisfy themselves as TO the truth OF either
The hrmness Of exchange, and the belief enter
tanned by some that large amount Of coin
Will have 10 be RENTED upon account Of No.
vember coupons due 70 foreign holders, have,
however, decided tendency TO force up the
premium Lo:ns are made generally NJ L Is
per cent. per day The Commercial Of yester-
day afternoon says0Governments are rather
more sctiye. Old Ftve-twenties are 1aR bet
ter. Sfxfy.rves also rose \. To-day there is
fairly active demand for money from the
brokers, but without any change in rates
tirst-class borrowers generally pay per cent
on call loans; the transactions at 5 per cent.
are. however, steadily increasing In volume.
Tbere Is rather more activity in discounts.
with an increased supply Of paper. the rates
for prime names being 5a6 per cent The stock
market Is more active and firmer
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DChicaGo refuses the Great Eastern Rail.
way the right Of way In that city.
- Whale steamships are q success
ga successful experiment has been made
In Montreal In smelling IRON with peat.
~There's . swimming and skating school
In 81. Louis.
tated i've times.
ga Virginia gentleman Of 10 has Just mar.
ried q maron Of IS.
~The Son OF Heaven 10 the name Of the
Japanese ofhcial organ
- The short dress nnds favor In the eyes Of
the gay Parisiennes.
sUThe Chicago river. infersecting the city
three directions, furnishss twenty miles Of
wharfage.
~Jeese Snow, OF Goshen. VT, has huns
himseif-domestic and financial trou bies.
- Mr. and Mrs. sumner are spend ng their
honeymoon n Newport
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING ARTIOLRs
AT THE WASHINGTON AvYYARD
Paymaster's 0see, U. s Nary,
goo street., Wash,Rxton, ID. c, Oct s. fSSS
Separate sealed Proposals, to be endorsed = pro-
Io.ss viii be received q this once until the ist
followtpg articles to be delivered ct washington
Sor Bureau Steam Eusin,eyiyg
800 (fve hundred. feet Brass Pipe -, inch diane.
Yer: ile inch thick, assorted, from IL 20 IL
30 thirty Iron Bands, Is feet leag sK inches vide
N. inch thick, with raise In the center,
lo0 lone hundred pounds No. Copper Wire.
For Bw.an Nariyntion
lL0o teieven hundTed) feet Walnut, best Quality,
seasoned. -
For Bs,edx Ordnance
2 tvol barrels Lard OIL u :
kor Dimensions. &C.. see schedule ct this once
The above articles TO b delivered free sf coat 10
the Government for freight or transport alton, and
AZ the risk and ex ren0a Of the party furnfshipa
sumcfent guaranty for prompt delivery viii be
require Of Successful bidders
CALVIN q. JACKSON,
oe 1886 Paynaster U. . Navy.
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FOR RAGR

"A DEAUTIIULLf SITUATED FARM ON
the rosd frem Washington 90 Frederick City, p
hest land IN Monteonery county, Md, 30 acres Of
the farm IN hne wood land IL IL we'll sapplisd
near the house, barn, stable, and sil otser
eopyenif nees for fsrmina, With plenty Of fruit IL
large and feurishins tswn, being aimost . cen
tral point between Washington, Frederick Ana
aDo ca costly be divided into twenty lots each
eoneAfnfnG over nine acres safe aud Whine
yard 20 any COMPANY Of persons Who wish 10 INV
For particulars sDply at i90, north OF Patsnt Of
nee between 9Th a0d 9TH streets. on 81, or 20 Or
NJ D. MAGRUDBR, Of Aonteonery COUNTY.
Nd, near BY. Who will give the character on The
isf1 ana QusiiV OF land Hours I O'Clock and
,. NJ: 81 JA41e TOWLBS.
toc L9-u Intetl Property Agent
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-EURBKALA cable dispatch!

ISTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from this
source TO. day were $3.50, 95767.
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m P : n I 4 q /.

0DenisR Of large and fns sasortmsut Of
BRBNOH GOODS. composed Of
Ladies' and Ohildrsps Oloaks, Cloth for fy,oshs.
Donnets. Trimmings: Buttons. Ladies' u -.
HsriuIsry, and . greet variety Df Fancy Goods il
CIooks and Drsssss cut and atted. a,.o :. "A "a
order, In the latest Pasisisn style.
n WILLIAM.
oc y " ass Psnnsylvauia SvSnrs,
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LUNATic.-JohR Cannon. 2 white man. M
unsound mind, hsiling from Washington, W.
captured oy the police night before last ana
was yesterday placed in the custody OF Mao
Claiborne until has relatives can be head
from His conduct in court was evidently
that OF a lunatic. He said he was fully able n
twenty -one-and nobody had any business IN
say anything about him.-RicAmOnd DiSpafek
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G'AbM FOB REHT-In Alexandria county, yir.
= gina. pa miles from Georgetown. cont aiming
e1ty six acre., well vsfered q dwelling house In
hne oak grove; an orchard Of yong and health
ueesi VIII ee rented for one or two years. A vsry
desirable situation for o market garden Ror
terms apply to Mrs, n A. HAYES. ON the prem
ises. or to z. ID GILMAN, Druggist, $50 Penn.
avenue. n es q,
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From Indiana.

lNDIANAPeLIs, Ind, Oct. 2k-There have
been but few cases Of cholera here during the
past week, averaging one death per day. D.
Ofhcial returns for the LEGISLATURE show
that the next Legislature Will stand a. fol.
lows: --.' .. .' -r-4..-. as.a .. .,...4s g. g..
-.-... Radical. Democrat
Senato- -
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LOCAL NEWS.

ANOTHER HABEAs CoRPus.-This morning
Mr.. u. ID. Barrett was before Judge Olin IN
chambers with little colored gIrl, J ala Wilks,
on writ OF hdbcds corpus issued on the petition
OF VIM. Wilks. Wilks states in the petition
mat the girl in question is his daughter. and
that she is unlawfully detained by the respon.
dent OF her liberty. MT Barrett, in his an :
swer, says that the girl is free 10 90 when she
likes; that she has been living with his family
since the 4th Of July last. with the consent OF
the prisoner. He further etates that ne has
been informed that last week he whipped the
child while on visit to his house and sent
for her to come to his house az one O'Clock last
Saturday TO take another whipping. He also
states that the petitioner was never married to
the mother OF the girl, the latter dying when
the girl was a0out two months old, and, fur
Their, charges that the petitioner had been cited
to appear before the Orphans Court and show
cause why the girl should not choose her ewn
guardian. The case was argued by Mr. Nor
ris for the petitioner and Mr.. Davis for the re-
spondent; after which, Judge Ohn dismissed
the writ, and the girl remains with the re-
spondent
Mr.. Davis took the ground that the act OF
Congress Of July 25th legitimatizing the chill
dren born OF colored parents who were not
married did not apply to the children born of
soch parents in the States, who came her pre-
vtous 10 the passage of the act and this view
was sustained by the Court. ~ .."
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DISORDERS IN HooKRR's DTvrsToS-John
Thomas was arrested last night by officer VIII.
son for disorderly conduct in q house on ID,
near 12th street: The police heard cry Of
murder in the house, and went in, and an
proaching the door Of q room, raped. Amau
inquired who's there 7" The oficer replied
Its meg' The maR remarked. well, I'll
open the door halfway. and You may come
the balance" The offcer looked in and saw
Thomas standing on the floor with the bar of
the door raised. as If to strike any one who
entered. The officer presented q pistol and
Thomas laid the bar down and gave up Thus
morning, having plenty OF money, he paid his
dne cheerfuily, which amounted to IS. :, :,
Emma Bernard was arrested by officer Raw
for disorderly conductin house on 18th, near
b street. Emma had quarrel with her land /.
lady, and the quarrel was tending to q muss
when the officer arrested her. She was lined
"a by Justice Worsell. Emma was very angry
becausethe i&ndlady was NOT arrested, and
declared that she would make her incarcera.
ton cost the proprietress $3.50 rsless y
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Massachusetts PeIitics,

Massa chusetts Politics. .a .r4
BOSTON, Oct 2s.-The Democrats OF the Fifth
District to- day nominated William d. North
end for Congress. ..-
In the Sixth District. T. q. Prince, of VIM
chester, received the Democratic nomination
for Con gress. ..E#. '.--.. .-L-
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CBAReRoy HIGHWAY ROsBxRYGAo out one
O'Clock to- dav Colonel CLARK Mills ana Rich.
ard johnson brought into the city Ps aeste Car
low and Henry will, who were charged BY
James Patterson. an old colored man, with
robbing him of S4i2 near Fort Lincoln. From
the statements Of Patterson 1t appears that he
was selling corn in the market this morning
for M. A. Layes, living near the Cham bridge,
when Carlow &sIvill came along and bought
his corn, bargaining 70 pay him extra to take it
in the wagon with him, and they directed him
to above Fort Lincoln, near Bladensbure.
Here one of them grabbed him around the
throat while the other took his pocket book,
and both them maue or Patterson pursued
them, as also did Colonel Mills, who was rid.
ing by at the time, and the robbers Jumped into
nefd. Patterson left his wagon and kept ON
their track until some parties, in answer % his
cries OF "murder," headed them of and cap.
tured them. The case was heard by Jusuce
Walter, who committed them to jail.
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Ffsher.-This morn.
ing, Edward Wheeler was convicted on a
charge OF an assault and battery on Maggie
John Riley, inaicted for the larceny of
blankeS, &c, from Mary Snowden, was CON.
victed. Smithers for defense.
OF sos sn ss.s Of ps ~ r s
:. John Washington, indicted for larceny. and
FRED. ward, indicted for . like ofsass, pisad
Charles Ludley, indicted for the larceny Of
harness and horse feed from John Lee, Was
found guilty. fse - = -rss slol
Peter Devoid, indicted for stealing blouse,
the property OF W.. II. Coppfnesr, was found
not Guilty. o. r. doodins for dsfsass. -.
~ san -1---- tr~if ~. 3 ID
- WAsnrroror vs.. RIcHnoHD-Greaf kaseA
Came of Base BaH.-At the invitation or the
Unien Club Of Rlchnoad. yths Nstioaai Cins
of Washingtoa VIII arrive In this city O Fri.
day uexG and On that day Or on Saturday. the
two clubs VIII play . nstoh game Of bass.bali
Oh the Stuart Hospital grounds. The Nasional
comes WITH high patauoA, ssandinr amonxR
the Afst clubs o. Is country, both q Is fhS
characser OF its members ana tneir sktIi m The
game. They VIII b the gussts Of the Union,
bic places N and around the city. :
We learn also that the Pastime Club of our
city Will play match game with the National
during their fay.-RtekmcHd DispaseA.
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fUEKkAL.-This afternoon the funeral Of IN.
late Chas. Rupprecht who was found drowped
IN the Canal NJ 3eoreetowa few days s,ncs
T pace IRON Ood fellows' Hall, 7th street
Sweet. acting as Grand Chaplain of the order
ana the procession. composed OF Mt Neho Ia
campment No. 6. ORIENTAL Lodge No. 10 ana
me Grand Lodge OF the District OF Columh,a
beaded BY Heaids Washington Brass Rand
proceeded 10 Prospect Hill (iermanl Gene,
terry, where the remains Were inferred
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ELB0ANT BLACK MANTILLA VBLVITS.
We have On hand few pieces Of very superior
- BLACK LYONS SILK vRLvErs
Tor Mantillas to which invite the ate ntfop Of
al IN want OF very superior article. :
ALSO,
On hand . splendid assortment Of rich and heavy
BLACK CORDED SILKS,
suitable FOR Goats Basques, and other WrappinRs,
together with . splendid assortment OF
HANDSOME DRBBS SILKS,
all Of which we are selling at the lowest cash
prices. = ~ $3.50
All goods mark Cd in plain figures, At the lovest
market Rates. No deviation allowed
w. n. SHOSfER Bro
. - No. 80 Market Space,
q &C u eoSsif between 7th and 9Th streets. {
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CHEAP LOT or IMPREss oLorHs

II nBAf LUZ VI 11fB1bb CLOTH9.
We ylace On our counter TO day . large lot Of
ALI WOOL IAPREss CLOTH.
from auction, ct - Per yard, which Ne coustdsr
D greet bargain.
Also. loi Of high colored ALL wooI. DE.
LANES, ct 20 cents. coed quality.
it. W. II. SHOOTER BRO
No. 81 Market 0pace.
oc - cost Between 7th and 9Th cfre0ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-25

30. 4l4 ID STREET No.A14 d STREET.
..n JOHN J. PEABODY,
.l.. GUN AND Lock SNITH,
.i. 81. .1. And dealer in
POW DER, SHOT, Balls, r-
P1ECUssI0N GALS AND CARTRIDGES,
Of eli kinds and sizos 80 at.yg.- I. +. ~ :
A!so, New and Second hand SHOT0UNS, which
will sell as cheap ~ the ches oest for cash. =
Locks, &c = = =
Also, BELL HANGING promptly attended TO-
- Remember the place, = = Hl''FI. ~
.- SIGN or THE BIG GUN. a1 /
ala d street, betw. 9Th and 9TH, north side,
oe zS-7W , II Warrington, D. O. /