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The national Republican., 1867-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS,

| The weekly returns in the Bank Of England
show that the amount Of bullion in its vaults
has increased $500, 900 since the last report.
| The trial OF orangemen was proceeding In
Dublin, Ireland, on 18th instant. Criminal
proceedings have been commenced against sew.
eral persons who are known to be bitter Orange
men, and who are charged with participating in
the recent disorderly procession Of orangemen,
and with being parties to the disturbances which
occurred on those occasions.
There is no truth in the report that the Got.
ernment Of Denmark has sold the Danish West
India Islands to tho United States.
The elections in all parts of Prussia have pro-
ceeded quietly, and the returns show that the
ment have generally been successful, and the
Liberal party will undoubtedly have large and
controlling majority during the coming session
Of the Parliament.
The recent horse races at Ifeyheim attracted
large crowds. The grand prize offered by the
Duke Of Baden created much interest among tho
knights of the turf Some of the best horses in
Europe were entered for this trial. The race
was very closely contested, and caused much ex.
oitement ahVnB tno sPee's'"is' 3uo 'iehsh
horse Ruy Bias was the winner, and his owner
takes the grand prize Of the Duke Of Baden.
Adviccs from Berlin, state that the confer.
ences which have for some time been In progress
there between the Prussian Government and the
Hanoverinn notables have resulted Ia the ap.
pointment OF the Baron Won Vincke, an eminent
Prussian statesman, to preside over the Govern
| ment OF Hanover. His appointment, 1t Is con.
,idered, will be peculiarly acceptable to the
Hanoyerians, as the Baron Won Vincke, though
a native of Prussia, has an estate in ostcuwalde,
in Hanover, which he has made his habitual
residence for many years.
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THE DEPARTM ENTS.
Nav Det,artmrnt.


NAVAL BtLLETN.-DErAcHEp- -Commandani
Charles Stesdman, Lieutenant Commander Geo.
Dewey, II. b. Robson, W. T. Sampson, and o.
A. BatchelArj Lieutenants c. II. Crawier, and
G. II. Pendston, Paymsster John s. Cunning.
ham, Masters Charles r. Schmitz and George
W. Armentant, Surveyors James McClelland,
and p. Qdnn, Assistant Surgeon E. c. Yer
Meuler, Ch,plain O. R. Hale, Chief Engineer B
y. Darwin and Assistants @. D. Emmens and
II: Brawne and all the warrant officers Of the
Colorado placed on waiting orders.
Commander o. G. Badger, from the Peoria and
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant Comman.
mander L. J. Adams. Passed Assistant Surgeon
@. ii. Gibsrson, Passed Assistant Engineer
John Purdy and Second Assistant r L. Webb,
all detached from the peoria, and placed on
waiting ord,rs.
Passed Assistant Paymaster II. 7. Wright,
from the sane vessel. Commander W. W. Lowe,
from ordnaice duty, and granted three months
leave.
Commander John II. Upshur, from th.
''Frolic" AMI placed on waiting orders.
Paymasta q. +. Cutter, from duty at New
York, and 10 hold himself ready to join the
',Piscatsgut" Second Assistant Engineer II.
Messiner, ff,m the "Colorado;" ordered to Phila.
delphia for examination for promotion.
Paymastei G. W. Hassler, to duty at New
York, connoeted with the Colorado
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General Sheridan.

On the evening of September 8, General
SHERIDAN and the members Of his personal staff
left n CIV Orleans for Leayenworth.
They were escorted to the depot by the Mayor,
the members of tho Council, and number Of
citizens. Several gentlemen addressed the Cen
eral in brief but complimentary terms, to which
he responded. Resolutions of regret at his
leaving the city were read and adopted One oi
the party nominated SHERIDAN for ANDREW
JouSsoS's successor. The Republican, in Its
evening edition, reviews the administration Of
SHERIDAN. 1t considers the civil administration
was failure, and regards it as the cause Of the
July riot. The city currency and the sanitary
condition Of New Orleans are severely con.
demned. But the military rule of Gen. sHERI'
DAN 10 highly extolled.
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DIED.

On the 5th instant, at 10 As o'clock p m, WILLIAM
EDWARD, infant son Of Joseph and the late hArths
A. Hollidge, aged months and q days.
The funeral viii take place Saturday at 10 ocloct
m, from the residence Of his father, on street
between Foyrth and Fifth streets Bs.s-d. sad rela
Lvs. are rvsPectfuiiy Invited 10 attend.
ANN ELzABfrH, infant daughter Of Robert J. and
Julistta haythOrop, aged year, months, and "a
days
fho funeral will take place from the residence 44s
street south, Capitol Hill, at p. m, 7th instant
Relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited to attend.
On Friday, September Q, 1857, MARY CoRDELrA, only
child Of James W. and Cordoba A. Richie, aged !
year.
The fnerRl will take place from tho residence Of
her parents, corner OF Tenth and streets, to day
at 3 0 clock.
AT MssaquGgue, Long Island, on the 26h Of August,
MARcA ArUrsTA, wife OF James Crutchett, Of this
city deseendent Of the original settlers Of Long
Island through whom the Dutch Government surren :
dered Manhattan Island to tho English.
On the 4th Instant, aftera brief illness, ANTHONY
DoRAAS, In the fifty third year Of his sge
His walk was, before his God, obodient before the
world, blameless.
He was kind and aGsctionGte father and dutiiul
husband None knew him but to love him.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

TnE Texans do not relish the prospect
the Texas papers says that there is not q tenth
part game enough on the reservation to feed
these hordes Of savages, and out Of pure neces.
sity the d.skins will be forced to dine on cat.
tie drivers and sup on ranchemen."
We ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt from
Of beautiful song entitled "Art Thou Thinking
Of Me, Mother" words by THOMAS sronYi also
a little song, my Mary" by G. II. KERR, esq.
These pieces have reached their second edition.
WE ARE INDEBTED to +. W. Jones, esq.,,
secretary and treasurer, for q copy Of his report
of the condition Of tho New Mexico Mining
Company. The report is carefully prepared and
neatly printed. John L. Kidwell esq, is prcsi
dent, and Messrs Moses Kelley, Samuel Nor.
ment, Esau Pickrell, and D. II. Gildersleeve are
directors.
The Boston Post maliciously says that
the New York Ledger has q picture Of the school
house where Horace Greeley went to school.
Aren't the ''Recollections running thin
Horace said he studied oratory while he had the
measles. II Is enough to give one the measles
to hear him practice 1t now.
The most successful dramas of the pres
ent day are those which address the eye rather
than the intellect. A pretty LEG draws better
than q wsll.pOrtraysd character, and the neck'
and shoulders of a ballet Gil house when the
genius of Shakespeare falls upon empty seats
Facts are facts. though not always creditabls to
taste or character.
The Chicago Posi- heads column as
follows "a chapter Of erimesi' "a man at
tackled, stabbed, and robbed on North Water
street," "riOt at a wedding man and his wife
beaten almost to death by rOwdiesi' "a lawyer
drugged and robbed of $1,000" activity of
piokpockets, thieves, burglars, and garroters -
| That will do for one day
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
FINANCIAL ,ND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.


Stocks through the week have generally been
unsettled, auctuating above and below the more
steady grsdations Of the previous week. Gold
has had Its spasms also, but the premium has
ranged toward an upward tendency. The
rumors Of difficulty between the President and
General Grant has been taken advantage of by
the spectators, and the premium on the precious
metal advanced In consequence.
The -four market has been very irregular, and
prices are lower than q week since. The pro.
vision market has felt the spiritles condition Of
others, and though prices have remained firm,
yet nevertheless tho demand was quite limited.
In the dry goods line there has been some
picking up, and It is expected the coming week
will bring forth brisk times.
JAY cooKn 4 Co., bankers, furnish US with the
closing prices Of Government securities on yes.
terday aa follows.
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Interior Department.

THE BUSINESS of this department was sus.
pended at l o'clock yesterday and the Patent
Office closed to give tho gentlemen engaged in the
several bureaus an opportunity to pay the last
tribute Of respect to the remains Of their late
iellow.laborer, @. c. Whiting esq.
DISPOSAL or PUBLIC LAXD.-Returns ro.
ceived by the Commissioner of the General
Land 0fice show that 81, I73 acres of the pub.
lie lands were disposed of during the month Of
August last at the local Office at Menasha, Wis.
consin. The greater portion Of the land was
located with Agricultural College scrip, and the
remainder, taken for actual settlement and cul.
tivation under the homestead law, sold for cash,
and located with military warrants.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
War Departmept,

Army ButLErN.-Brevet Major General NJ.
ID. l.. Simpson, Assistant Commissary General,
assigned to tuty MS chief commanding Division
Of the Pacific.
Brevet Major Z. B. Whitman, A. Q NJ. Vol.
unteers, to ,elieve Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A.
W. Wills, A Q. NJ. Volunteers, in superintend.
enco Of cem,tersal duties
Colonel Wills, to proceed home and report BY
letter to the Adjutant General.
Brevet Li,utenant Colonel Engineer Pickett
22d Volunteer Reserve Corps, mustered out and
honorably discharged.
DRoPPED.-First Lieutenant Henry S. Lauts
ith Infantry, has been dropped from tho rolls oi
the army for desertion.
GEN. GRANT was at his post yesterday, recov
cred In great part from bis n1isposition Of The
day preceding.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

as- To rnE CITIZENS or osoRssrows, Arrange.
msnts have been TO have the RHPuBLrcAs delivered
promptly and regularly every morning 70 subserib.
ers In every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received by J.s. THoRs,
No. 1888 Bridge street. who Is our authorised agent
for Georgetown for its delivery, and will collect for
subscriptions and solicit advertisements for the Ma
rIoSat REPUBLICAN, from and after August l.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

PoRT or ALEXANDRIA A-Afrivet-sebr Allen Mid. .
dleton, Ames, Baltimore, laths to smoot A PeTry
schr, AnnaF. Clark, Beseham, Georgetown, to Hoos
h wedderburn. sailed-stesmer John Gibson. Pal.
York, MsrshslI, Philadslphis BY NJ. sldridse 4 Co
schooner 8. X. Harrington, Jones, Washington, BY
Master Schooner Allen Middleton, Ames, George.
town, by Master.
, pnEpEEick W II kAgTsLS has been appointed supsrin.
plaee - - '''-
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

lMPEACHHEYT.-ltis announced in polit-
ical circles here that letter hos been re-
ceiyed in this city from Senator FEssENpEN,
of Maine, favoring impeachment. This is
important, if true, as the distinguished
Senator has heretofore been understood as
strongly opposed to the impeachment Of
Mr.. JOHYsoy.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
MARRIED.,

Gu Thursday, September o, 1857, by Rev. Father
Sonestreet, listed by Rev e. Sullivan, JossPH p.
srLLIvASto ASsIE l. BsHoP, all ofwashington, D. G..
No cards.
On Tuesday, tho Sd instant, at the residence Of
Thomas J. Perry by tie Rev. b. Peyton Brown,
CHARLEsC. BCRR, Of Hartford, Connecticut to JAsB,
daughter Of tie late Gassaway Perry, Gag, Of Rock
vile, Maryland.
On the 81 instant. by the Rev. O. V. Leeeh, Mr..
sErNorR II. DIDDLx, to Miss MARY JENKINS. both Of
| Ihla
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For SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE.-RETAlL CASH
IL PRICEs-at the New Btgland Store. Best
Woloh Family Flour, SlS 30 per barrel. Best Coal
Cll As cents per gallon Halls Hair Remover, 10
cents per bottle Burnett's CocoaIne, so cents per
bottle. 60 all through our list Cheaper than the
cheapest, and as good as can be bought for money.
Our purpose Ia to convince those Tho are willing to
be convinced that Flour and Groceries can be
here as low as at any place In the country. line
through the post once will bo attended to. Please
cut this out, as we cannot advertise much. 1t
would be s tar on our customers.
J. H. CRoSSMAN,
se5.6tE 800 D st. bet First st. and N J. ay
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
The Cuban Cnble.

The news respecting the laying of the Cuban
cable has been received from Key West up to
September l.t, via New Orleans on the 9th. From
this dispatch We learn that the entire cable from
Havana to Punta Rasa, Florida, is now in work.
ing order, with the exception of sovon miles of
shore, which will be laid by tho United States
double ender Lonappo
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

az Free TO Everybody.-A large o pp.
Circular, giving Information OF the greatest import.
sneO to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homoly may become beautiful
the despissd respected, aud tho forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive copy posi-. paid, by re-
turn mall Address 7. o. Drawer
nhls-dawlY Troy, MY.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

HErLDRUH & Bro, SOC Seventh street,
Ono door south Of odd Fellows Hall, make to order
and warrant agood IT. French Calf stitched CATERS,
N6o; French Calf stitched Boots, eli; Amtriean
Calf stitched Boots, go; First rae pegged Boots Is
Fine stitched Booison hand for Is; Home made psggsd
Boots, $3.50; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, o. to e.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

JEwELRY.-Ornamented Bog Wood
sPanslss, Hoop and Cross setts Buttons Jet Chains
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, received on saur.
day at Prigg's One Dollar JSwelry Store, No. 4ss,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-aud. half street,
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
L o c Al TIE M s -.

JUST THE THING FOR THIS WEATHER.
Blue FLANNEL Suits well shruDk and color warranted
at Uennins's Ono Price Clothing Store, on the cor.
nsr Of Seventh s,rest and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
Post Once Department.

A. n. ZEvELY, esq, Third Assistant Post.
master General, is absent in Boston on q short
trip. During his absence the chief clerk DR..
Macdonald, discharges the duties Of the Third
Assistants office.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

BLACK and other colored satins cut on
the bias, at Mrs. A. O. Gaston's Fine Millinery
Store, ga Penn sylvania avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

NEW YORK SECOND HOARD sALEs.
Coupons, 112i 6-20's, 1852, 114ij b-2o's, 1854,
no. 6.20's, 1855, iii; 6.2O's, January and
July, 1865, 1881; io.40's, 1904; 1905, August,
lo7l; 1905, June, 1913; 1905, July, 1o7;;
Gold, 1927.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07
PERSONAL,

AMONG the distinguished individuals at
the White House, yesterday, was the Hon. John
NJ. Binckly, Assistant Attorney General of the
United States
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w A " II

WANrED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
" CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
say other article Of value at the old established
Merchant PawnbrOE6r Store OF Il. FULTON 4 Co.,
OOz ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-07

NOR SALE OR RENT.-The large
l. and GHe residence, corner X and Twenty -nih
Streets Opposite the British Minister'sJ containing
thirteen rooms large hall, marble mARtles gas and
water II, 900 feet garden attached to It, cultivated In
line fruit, trees, and flowers.
For terms apply to JOS H. sHAFFlELD,
2i6 PennsylvaniR avenue, between
ssp2-Jt Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets
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STATE OF VERMONT (The Honorable the Probate
District 4 tL.ttealen Court for the District Of
Clittcrlen.
TIE heirs -li al Persons interested In the estate Of
salmon Wies late - Burlington deceased.
GREETING.
Where's application hath been made % this Court IN
Wi ting ty TIE aulisratrx of the estate OF said de-
ceased lercs~ufc said Court that Il would be beuef-
eta % The heirs and al pa Interested In sAj
estate. Co sell p-rt % the sane, to Wit the
f.y.dcl La % two pieces q LAID n said Burlington
owned by .aid -s-lte and Joseph Clark IN and
praying for license aud authority 10 sell Oh. Aforesaid
part Il real estate of said decesscd having also filed IN
said Court the colscur and appsob4iiol Of al heirs to
estate il writing
Wh,reupon. tie aid Court sPpoiniel .nd assigned
tie 9th day u January A. D. ls65, a. the Probate
Court Rooms il said District hear and decide upon
sid application and petition Gnd ordered public notice
thereof 20 be given al persons interested therein By
publishing said order together with the zine and place
6fhearns thrce weeks successiyely in the Burlington
Free Press ne spaFer which cireuaies In the gh-
borhood o. those persons Interested IN said estate all
which publications shall be p-eviovs to the day
signed for hearing.
Therefore, you lcrvby notified 70 appear befor.
said Court Al The time AID place assigned than and
there IN said Court & maj your obieciions 10 the
granting such license, IL you cause.
Given uuder my hand. al the Probate Court roozns
tlis 9Th day of January A. ID. 1857.
WILDER L. BURNAP, Register.
w2sES
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Spf[Ial ayuiites.
DR.. SCHENCK On DYSPEPSIA.
symptoms, Causes a Remedy.

GYMPT0Ms OF DYSPfPSIA.-A sense Of full
~ ness, tizhtncs, and weight in the stomach, to-
gether with hatulency, aciirty, sour, offensive
oel-hing OF wind, water-brash and vorliting. and
great deal Of what person cali an all gone feel
Ing Al the pit Ct the stomach frequently there is
also pa ptation OF the heart, ply scisns mistake
LOT heart disease and when the stomach Is in this
cohlit4ln II De- coated with Inucus or slime Tie
rough ferrous portions Of the 81 mach, similar 70
what We see IN triPe, is what throws out the gas
tfic juice, and when the stomach Gets q thick coat
o. SHINE on r. u prevents the gastric juice from
lowing, and digesti ceases Schcnckis seaweed
tonic dissolves this mucus Or slime, and restores
the stomach u its n4tur4l condition.
schenek'5 Mandrake Pills are also req u.red %
carry I'll this morbid matter. Two thirds Of the
cases q Consumption are caused from this ciseasei
state oi The I mach the liver becoming torpid
u ceases 70 ;fOw out bile, and in a short time the
whole system is deTan-ec. The mucous membrane
u the bronchial tures sym plthzes with the other
organs sd acllTe tie patient is aware o. IT, 70 OF
sic has LTolclill or Pulm nary Consumption.
SchencA's fulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
Through the blood when the system s in this l0c.-
sl-u9 e1l-!.i1u, without tie aid OF the sea - eed
Tonic ami Mandrake Pills. Tie Liver ha all ths
Nen-us blood O. strain, and when il gets ia a NOR
BID condition. blood and bile run through the
- STEM mixed, and TIC @hole body became So low,
euu tA1 blood SO thich 10 can hardly run through
INC Fels- IN nai0rty o. eases ll-llrThigo occurs
ron tLls ,llck condition 0l the blood. The Man
ufi-e rms act IN Tue Liver SIMILAR 90 colonel O.
they do 81 lat tlat a0ls-it uul0-ks tho @all blzc-
ltf. starts t- bic, a4 lio blood begins % erC--
late natural through The veins. ana tho lam0r-
images cease. II, When persons are ATTACHED witt
L'yil lrshaSc, they la.l l-sJ take good pur-a-
tive something that would ac- on the liver, they
would soon DC relieved from bleeding from tht
luLzs- and il IS the only way. fr aslriu-.lts lr.
cni5 temporary, ana ir-itlts TIE bronchial tubes
ana lay lue gruun1w urk for consumption.
DIR. -CHLNtk viii be sicaailg at bis room
eF-ry ~cek, % Bond Street. New York. ali 11
l.lr.l or Street. Boston, 10. pa s. So until 3 b. e.
ic gives advice free. lut for thorough czEmina-
ii.u with tic lc meter tl.e other cl4r-s Is g.
lis medicines are loT sale by an druggists and
cca ere Also iul supply at a.l times az his rooms
fi-ce &C The lulmsn-c syrup and scawe1l Tonic
each Sl.HH Ecg .att--. " ~ t.e ta-fL zen 3 an
drake PILE cents per box
20. a.. GOODWIN e. co., IS Hanover street.
william AeI
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ISVEGOKATE THE RESPONSIBLE
ORGAN.


Tle stomach j. tle-ozFo usi,le o--.a a. lLo sfz-
ten. u the digestion Is imperfect. every member,
every gland. every muscle svery nerve and fore
IS NOR, o. less cut lf oIle-. -. the fluids are de-
PRAYED. Tie brain Is cloudei. IT, spirits are
depressed. AIdyEIeptics lHaH ;iiz % De tie
truth. il Is not, however half the truth. Col
umus v.u.d he required t0enume -a,e the pains
and penalties II dyspepsia, nor could any pen DO
them Justice Tens cr thousands zeal them no
man can sss--i5s them.
Can they be prevented Can H.y ae relievel ,
Can they be houisLed at once ard forever: Is
erasTioyAE-Y TREY cas-. no dyspeptic has ever
taken HOsIETIF75 STOMACH Differs IN
vain. Believe ~ one who says the complaint s
iucu-sbil. This great J.grlbl- sowac5i- viii eraj-
icate it's e.al.cai;Es il in Thousands of eases
over which medical practitioners have shaken
their heads omiuousiy, saying. Nothing ear he
done.
The faculty has its fallac.os. One OF them is tlat
Indigestion is the most dia-uIt Of all the ordinary
ailments oT mankind 70 combat alt suHlue. Thi.
Is d mistake. Nothing can be easier than to con-
quer il if the f,ss sacrif- le administered. The
vegetable combination which has become famous
throughout the civilized world as IOsTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTEGs isan auti5ote b. tle disease
which has never been known 30 flll, and f5rtr-
nately It IS everywhere proeurable. Ifyou wish
to fool with tie dyspepsia, Try the pharmacopUia
Prescriptions. II you want TO r5etH or and pre-
vent its recurrence, take the Bitters daily. There
is no discount On the testimony in is favor. II
there is a man or woman who hiss ever tried it for
Indigestion without being benefited. the fact las
rot t-anspired. Universal, unconTadictsd praise
avouches its wonderful tonic virtues.
Jan. Iq-dSwIw.
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REFERENCES.

Letters from many persons sckuowled. ing the re-
ceipt Of VALUABLE PRIZES from Us, may he seen
on Gle at our Office. among whom We are permitted
20 refer to
J. X. KNIGHT. Ex-sfayor Providence, r. /, q I'd
Patent Lever watch, value 10000
John 5. Holcomb. Lambertville, y. J., Gold
watch, value $3.50.
Mrs 3. Bennett, No. 80 Cumberland Street, Brook
Ign, Sesing machine. 50
Edwin hoyt, Stamford, Conn, Gold Lever Watch,
value $50.
Hon; Il. y. Briggs, Washington, D. c, Diamond
Pin, $40.
Us, sunderland, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano,
$50.
3lrs. N. jackson, g Nineteenth ST., y. Y, sewiaE
Machine, So.
Jos Camp, Elnirl, y. Y, 9lelod con, $50
Mss J.. Collins. Atlanta, Ca, Diamond Cluster
IT. Henry SMITH, Worcester. Mas Sewing Ma
j. saw, 10 I5,a st y. Y, Gold Watch. 3 Sd
Edw. boyuton, Nashville, Tenn, Melodoon, : 'ou.
James Russell MoniG merry, Ala, cold Hunting
Oscar Paidiaiy, Madison. n. J. Music Box. SIS
SIS.
J. <. speTry, Litchdeld, Conn, silver Watch, 80
Nm- B. Peek. Harlem Ills, Music BOX. So.
Nm. Raymond. Dayton, OHIO. Silver Tea set, si25.
bliss ]. ". Scheucki Eetroit, Mich, Diamond Ear
RIMS -.
Pierre feaaiic ST.. Charles Hotel. View ORLEANS.
Diamond Ring. sl-L
N.s Martha Elrni, st. L.uis Mo-. Meiodeon,
value si11.
L. Il. flaming. Il 27i Street n. Y, Piano. value
$1,000.