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BALTIMORE, November lO.-HtrEinia sfsas. pa.I-
eTs, NiTgiuta Consolidated 54t6 do exc "a nlIs
5lAt West Virginia., n: Norih Osr0lius sixes Oh, ,
% DO rev, lOi Do. special tex, o bid today
stesdy-tow niddliBRs, IL. Flour duh and neavV-
hlN Afd -. ano western suprTfnp, $50 rs: ert a
4Ibd5 %; do family, 5d6 rs; City Minis n psrfife
AsS94d3, 90. extra, 15(d5 2t DO. kiO brands 6 2s
05 %. wheat dull Tor stern and firm for siuth-
efii recelpts sIn al -sueCr western, EJdl "A No
REQ Wesfern, 20 No. 40, il6 feir 20 prime, ~:
relected. OS; red MARYLAND, l2iGi ~; do amber,
for southern-white syutuern, 72E1sl: yelOF south
cru, 72Gs; mixed western dull and nominal, al
Oats nrmer and higher recefpts smalI-e0uthern-
tSSb5i western mired 62G63; DO white, 6SGss Rye
quiet but hTnl, s(GS3- Hay unchanged Provisions
strong, especially for bac0n-clear rib sifes STOCK
Of cut meats light PORK nominal, p O09ss 00.
Bulk mests-shoulters. si clear Tfb sides Il5sN5i2
BsCOIsbou ders, 90; clesr rib sides ls,. llsss.
susar-cEred hams lidl6 Lard, Ia. alllS Wsstsrn
butter ore dolue-clsCiCe 70 me tuh esEfel: tips
scarce rolls, 256so coffee ncmfusI snd .7iet ISS1
~. PetroleuI, 4s45. WHISKY hrm and tcarc,.
Nav YoRk, November lO.-stooks Actire and
strong. Money, 2a. Cod, iUi4. Exchange, I0nE,
$50; short, 4s9 Cove nmanis sctive.
EEw YORK, Hsveubar 10 Flour auu snd Tn
changed, nhea' quiet, shsce hrIner. Corn lc. bet
LoSDoN, November 10, 1850 D m @ 5a.ols FOR
orey SaG Tor account, IS a.; 20 ~ B0nds,
loth. Erls preferred, 43bs.
bONpoN, November %, .. m.-The weather
throus shout EnRlGUd to-day l. fair. Erig, 265s a.
ParF atvices quote rentes ct g. francs 10 confines
discount IA open msTket Tor three months bills 4
IS. per cent which if = below fhr Baak ~ Enr-
land rate Erie, 90 al Psris dispsfches on 81
Tentts 81 o. frapces Confines.
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TsB Coal TRADE.--The quantity sent for
the last week by rail was l22 los tons; by canal
AZ l2744-for the week, l64, $50 tons, against l24 :
4O6 for the correspOpdin period last year. In
crease, 40, ,446 tons. 1t win be observed that the
shipments by canal reached ~ 74I, and the
quantity sent for the week exceeded the quantf-
ty sent the previous week by canal and railroad
1920 tons. The quantity sent by canal, we be-
neve, exceeds any previous weeks shipment in
the history OF the trade. The supply sent from
al the regions for the week was 529 2SI tons an
thTacite and 70,4J3 tons bitumi n0us-for the
week 599IO1 tons, against 5l5,756 tons for the
corresponding week Fast year. Increase for the
week, q, ,9i5 tons. The Increase of anthracite
was SS,i43 tons over the corresponding week
last year. The supply sent from all the regions
80 far this year is ,I550 047 tons, against l9
59j 10 corresponding period last year; decrease
so far 1851 ,5i6 tons, of which l,O42 $50 is an.
thracite. AS we are now gaining N the anthra-
cite trade OF last year, the probability is that the
supply OF anthracite this year will only fall
short OF last years shipments about 1000 600
tons The trade, however, tor November will
fall Off considerably compared with thst of Oc~
tober, as no further advance in prices will take
pace tLls year.-N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
9Th.
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NEw YORK, November I0-Ainsworta Y
Aaehas, aged II, was married TO Dora Myers
yesterday morning, and spent the afternoon at
a place OF amusement, after which they re.
paired ito the residence of some old friends
Shortly after their arrival Zachss stepped into
bed room and shot himself through the heart
No cause is assigned.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE LOUISIANA CoLoRRD
MEN.-On Sunday night last Amos Simms, a
negro who was elected on the compromise
ticket, was attacked by seven negroes at Hou-
mao, Terre BonDe parish, Louisiana. Simms
ran and being pursued turned and fired upon th
party, killing one and wounding another.
Simms Immediately surrendered himself, and
night by squad of citizens. 1t is reported that
threats were made on Sunday to lay the town
IN ashes, but all was Quiet XestardaY.
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'FriscO's Great Postponed TrOfftu-
Race

SAN FRANCISCO, October f0-The weather
continues unfavorable for the postponed trot-
ting match between Occident, Judge Fullerton
and Chicago, announced for to- morrow Thsd
stevens is the favorite for the great s25, 900
running race announced for next Saturiay,
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Foreign Notes.

LOCO FOR THE RECOVERY OF ST. AFTHoyY
MADRID, November 1O.-The muufciDaI an
thorities OF Seville have offered a reward of ten
thousand dollars for the recovery of MuriIll's
great painting, ''St Anthony" which was
stolen from the cathedral In that city.
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Iuceudtsry Fire az Ivuu

BOSTON, October 10.-An incendiary fire at
Lynn last night destroyed the greater portion
OF French's furniture establishment. Loss
about $4,000; insurance, Sl5, 900. Five tire
men were injured.
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An old swIndIe Reytyed.


Yesterday German wcmzn ~as suindled
Gus oi sSo oy three strangers under the folio~-
ma ctrcum stances. First, q foreign tookluS in
ilNiduSl called az her house and inquired IL she
hal any property for sale, money IN hank, Sc.
and II she knew OF ANY Catholic fsmifv m she
neighborbOOd. While engaged en- thts copxeT-
Ssiion stranger No comes along with a pack
Sge OF goods for sale, and after Introducing bfrn-
self prstenos that the goods have beat the Gus
tom house, and can he sold very cheap Strap-
ger No steps up and examines tie fancy siiks
anc pronounces them very Rue gOOds AZ the
sane time expressing bis Sstouishment that
tley can BE- sOld 80 cheap. that lie Il A f4dya M
such articles, and thst The price asked bv No.
is = great bargain. At this tune along cones
stranger No IN considerable excitement. in
curing II any hOdy had been sclIuE tine goods
In u ~ neishborhood, and on seeing No with
the goods, eNuitingtv eNclsims. Ia 80 I have
found YOU. have II and commences charging
him with an attempt 20 defraud him prOiuclng
an unpaid biu tor the goods aud de-
ms ndiug immediate sattsfaCtian. No
nncing himself corncTed, commences an
ATpeal for mercy, aud Offers q paw him then
aud there, and commences 20 count out his
money, but hnds himself short hundred dot
lars Of the amount needed, Al this tine they
keen up their assumed characters in fne Htyle.
Finally No offers 20 leave douSle the amount
OF value IN goods for loan Of one hundred
dollars 10 settle with no. ? Tie lady of the
house jumps az the chance g. a bargain, aud
manages 10 raise the needed amount. which D.
handed over 60 No. 1, and all the visitors finally
lesNe together. AFTER a thorough examination
of the goods they are found 90 DE worthless, OF
nearly 80. This game was successfully PLAYED
IN this city about one year ago. sud tue parties
driven from town by the detectives. This new
case has just been reported TO police headqusr-
teTs. and Detective McDevitt has a In charge.
The parties are described a. apparently GER
mans, the first one mentioned being about forty
years OF age, stOut-built, with heavy black
whiskers. No. is about the same age, shOrt
and stout; and No. y little older. H0usekeep-
ers viii do vel 20 keep sharp lookout for these
gentry, and II they call should manage % no
tify the police at once.
SUIT FoR ALLEGED SLARDEE.-To-dRy the
case or Joseph IL. CTsmer against Patrick Cul-
hnane IL on tTial la the Circuit Court; McCon-
nell Tor plAintif. Cook and Hlna for hef,ndanf
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NEW EPIDKMfo.-Indications Of q new epi-
demic, technically known as tonsilitis, have
been Of frequent occurrence within the last
few days IN various quarters Of the CITY. Al
Bellevue hospital yesterday there were six new
patients affected with the disease admitted 10
he waroe, and many medical men are Of the
opinion that 1t n spreading very rapldly.-N.
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hkW YORK h1Nemtsr .U.-Tue Posts fnauffaI
article ssbs:-1he Wall street mkrisfs are lsss &C
i've thau Yesterday and stocks are irregular y "a
y net 80 stroER as yesterday, the 7-rfng sale hSv-
lhs Defn 81 liz and sales since about equally dt-
hL.to DtlNsen III aHd a. > o. glln losHs ratr-
neNe been nBt and per Csut. fpr earring F5raig1
ehcAa g cont ues strong, leaiiR ba.kers hlldtg
VI bils Oh Lend on 81 49, Tor siEy Gsys aud ~
fsy tor demand. selos havs breH az Gs5lItS5 4 a.
ios I. - respecfIvly. The stes1g iass - iliBu
by tie bsnk OF England, the immediate course
ar aflnR 70 bsFe been = drsiu % Egypf g.
rsY Tor cotton, warrant the belief among ba1ReFs
Ihat ne tsnk rate Nill bs adyarr-d ga the ssriv
tutHre, 1lthCugh the rise IN securities to-daV l.
constf ueo as meaning that London does not eHpa-t
80 AcNence VIII be made this week. Such IOnrnaIs
as the London hcOUoUIGsf profess grEst unassiRasg
at the low reserve Of the Bslk q Lngland n being
are aTEipg that tie rate shall be put m ~ point
~ which gold viii be attracted 20 London
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THB S25 900 GOLD RACE which takes place At
San Francisco shortly will be Contested by
nine noted racers, Katy Pease aud her brother
Hubbard, both Planet stock; Thad Stevens,
Joe Daniels, Henry, Hook Hooking, Hard
wood, descendants of Glencoe; Aloha, dau ehter
OF HeTcules, who once beat joe Daniels after
hve heats, and Foster, Lexington horse with
ont a reputation,
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A Plan To CIRCuMvRu1 RAMK Rrnnr,ns

PLAN TO CIRCUMvEET BANK BCRGL ARS.
BiDghamt0n IN. W banker has invented a
plan for foiling the bank robbing desperadoes
who make 1t their business to compel the
cashier at the dead of night TO open the vault
leading TO the treasury or die. His plan is 10
place each one of the three, four or more locks
which st cure the treasure in the charge of a
different person, so that the vault caanot be
opened without the assistance Of all these par
ties
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A"RRsPBCTABLB" YOUNG THIKP-A Young
man who went in Cincinnati under the name Of
Albert Brues was arrested yesterday and made
10 give mp SIS, 900 worth CT railroad bonds he
had stolen from his aunt in Baltimore. He was
Immediately released because his relatives, who
prosecuts him. His real name is suppressed.
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TIE LAYING of the new Atlantic cable hss
met W ith another difaster. On Sunday evening,
when the Farsday was less than two hundre3
miles from the American cost, q fault wxs Dis
covered In part Of the cable that had been
passed overheard, and ft became necessary 10
Tor few days.
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The Recent Elections

NlSCONsIH.-LateF returns from the Sth Con-
gressional district, which comprises the remote
northern counties of the State, indicate the
election of Cole, Dem, over mcDiil by about
100 majority. This leaves the Wisconsin dele
CATION five Republicans ana three Democrats.
NBvADA.-The election returns from Nevada
are not yet complete. So far Bradley, DeTs
for Governor, has 2, 900 mdjority; Adams, ID EN-,
for Lieutenant Governor, 500, and WoOdburn ,
Rep, for Congress, ! ,0OO majority. The rest of
the State ticket is probably Republican.
LoUIsIANA.-RetUrns, official and unoffi 81 al
give MOncure, Con-, for State treasurer, ,I59
majority; III less than McEnery's majority in
1872. The Republicans still claim Dubuclet's ;
election by a small majority.
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CHILD MURDER AND SUIcIDk.-At MIL
wsukee yesterday morning q woman named
Steirnen killed her son, aged thirteen years, by
breaking his skull with an axe, and then CON-
woman had been In bad health, sndfhe act was
committed during an attack OF insanity in
dueed by fear that she would be separated from
the child.
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AMONG THE VISITORS at the Executive Man
sion to-day who had audience with the President
were Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, Sen
s,or Henderson, of Missouri, and SeRa:or
Logan and Lewis.
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THE ELBCTIoH MURDER I'M NEW YORK.
During the coroner's inquiry yesterday. In New
York, &C 70 the death of John McKenna, on last
election day, ex-Sherif O'Brien swore that
Coroner Croker deliberately placed the pistol
TO Mckenna's head and fred the fatal shot
Other witnesses testified TO the same effect.
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SENATOR MoRRILL's BACK PAY.-The Yer
mont senate has voted unanimously to take
Senator Morriil's back pay from the state treas
ury-where he deposited it-and send 1t back to
the nted States Treasury, where it belongs
solve.
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a DISTRICT MAN APPOINTED INDIAN
AsENT.-The President has appointed James
w. Callan of the District of Columbia to be
agent for the Indians of the Grand River agen-
cy IN Dakota, vice Ee emOnd Palmer, resigned
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DEATH OF A CoNsREssMAN-RLECr
John W. Head, member-elect of the next Con-
gress from the 4th district of Tennessee, died at
Gallatin, in that state, yesterday. He was
elected by the democratic party on Tuesday
last to succeed Hon. John M. Bright, the pre-
sent member, also a democrat
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The Boston Cotton Fxchange

BOSTON, October 10.-The cotton traders of
this city will, tomorrow, elect officers of the
cotton exchange which has just been formed.
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FAMIsE IN THE NoRTHwKsT-It is stated
tnat there ere fully forty thousand peo pie In
Kansas and Nebraska who are either now or
win shortly be, in absolute want of the necessa-
ries OF life. Professor Smith, of st. Louis.
earnestly apresis TO the people of the whole
country to send them aid In the shane OF nro-
visions and clothing as speedily as poss,hIe
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perience has taught the government the neces-
sity of being prepared for any emergency.
especially in that state, aud il is deemed best
for the Interests of all classes to keep the troops
in New Orleans and Throughout the state Just az
they are.
Mr.. TooLE AT FoRD's OPERA HoUsg.-AV
the English in Washington, As well ss numer
ous Americans, were at FOrd's Opera House last
night 10 welcome Mr.. TO0Ie, the distinguished
comedian from the other side. Probably so
many pairs of Great BrtainOus side-whiskers
were never before assembled at a theater in
washington; and the buzz of conversation be-
tween acts gave testimony in the same direction
Il trough the Prevalence of the Brton's rising
infection, "NOu know, you know" bir. TOole
nade good impression, and was cordially, if
not enthusiastically, received. For one thing
the three pieces in which he appeared last night
were 90 slight TO give him any chance TO show
more than the powers OF a good low comedian
Some fine touches of quiet feeling and pathos in
the one act comedy drama OF "Otf the Line :"
however, indicated higher capabilities which
may be developed more fully later in the week
His "Spriggins," in See on PdrIe Frdacuis, -
was exceedingly dTOll and good, and in the way
OF farce was all that could be desired. 1t should
be said of Mr.. TOoles acting that it is charac-
terized by certain quiet finish that makes him
grow upon his audiences, and we have no doubt
the public appreciation of him will increase
mig htly.
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EThe President OF Caili has been srcou-
ception.
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WHAT WAS DoNB BY A Boy WITH AN OLp
SuE.-satuIday, at Central Village, near
Plainneld, Connecticut, q boy OF twelve years
wounded his sister so severely that she A. not
expected to live. The deed was done with an
old gun which was left loaded in a bedroom.
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TER CABISET was in session to day nearly
two hours. All the members were present.
Only routine business was transacted
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II HARRY DONEHUE,
COST UMER,


ans IlTH sTREET, HEARE
New and neatly ttted-up ParIOrs and saow-rooms
and Q dOEbIy-increased stock OF
Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes.
comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses
Gents and Children 's--for
MASQUE BALLS AND PARTIES,
- PRIYATE THEATRIOAJs
TABLEACX AND OLD felix's OONOERTS
p E.-NIth q thorough knowlsdge OF our bust
ness devote ourselves 70 the wants aBd wishes of
our patroDs And by courteous and polite attention.
ressC nabIe charges aud disposition to accommod ate
snd please, We seicom fail 70 give satisfaction.
oCZ3 sfn
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MARSHAL BAzAIHE and wife, under the name
OF Lapena, have sailed from Southsmpton on
the royal mail steamship Neva.
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SURRENDER OF HOSTILE CHRYEENEs-The
following dispatch was received hera TO. dan.

ST LOUIS, MO, November 9.
To Ad5atdHt General, Washington: Dispatch
Sheridan, announces that "Big Horn" Chey-
enne chief, with twenty warriors, forty yht
women, twenty-nine children and over two
hundred horses, surrendered Internationally To
Col. Neill, at Cheyenne agency, on November
4th. The warriors are held in confinement
VIM. ID, WHIPPLR A a O.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Ransom B. Peck.
ordered.tO the navy yard >! Mare Island, Califor
mia, 1st December next Lieut.. W. W. Rhoades
I'd the receiving ship Sabine, at Portsmouth, n.
r. Lieut.. Commander Henry Glass, detached
from special duty and ordered to command the
nautical school ship TO be esta blished at the port
OF San Francisco. Passed Assistant Engineer
george w. Stiyers from the torpedo boat Alarm
and Placedon waiting orders Acting Boatswsin
Daniel Ward from duty at New Orleans, Ca.
aud granted two months leave.
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED SLARpEE.-To-dav the
case OF Joseph B. CTsmeT against Patrick Cul-
hnane II on ttal Ia the Circuit Court. McCon-
nell Tor plAintih, Cook and Hine fOr defendant.
Ibts u An action Tor slsnder the plaintiff claim
ing - 900 for that defendant said OF him plain
I'M that he Mas a thIef and b Al rnhh.a him
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UARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
~ l22o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Always on nand large stock of ch sice PAINT
OHhOGOS. Fine assortment of geHpiHs Dresden
PoTcelsine Paintings. Velvet and Gilt FLA rs,
~ great variety Pssse Partont aud n ats, made 20
ordfIt Of any hape colOr. Gold, Silver aud Oop-
per Wire; Cord balls, &c. Bew Engrsvings, Pho
togfspbs and Chromcs received a. soon axpublished
All kind of Black Walnut and Silt Frames made 20
order OF the best quality aud workmanship. Zine
patterns OF window Ocrnices to order. Pictures
hung aud packed with the greatest care.
N, Paintings Transferred, Lined and Re-
stored by H N. BARLOW. octl-sm
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OIaEO. oE Kxaibitisz and ssIs iH.w Be
eSc S3Q,
ITH sR-A AZ }TyE So
HAhk6ITERT,
so, asp IT. street, between ID and streee. atsh,
doors above Odd FellOWu' Hall,
Choice On Paintings, EnsravtnRs, Chroucs, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hsngings, Windou
e6a1es; Pictures, Fran est Picture Cords and TSs.
selsi Rtugs, n ails. &C, iu the District
~ TKRMs OAsH.
~ Please remember n EaIne and Number. iel-ly-
A LII kIEDs OF GENTLEMkN's CAsT-OFF
a HEAhIHG APPAREL can be sold TO the yery
best advantage by addressing or calling on JUSTH
DIS street. between On and 7th streets north
Eest a Votes By mail promptly attended to,
OAsh paid iyetr
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POSTAL AFFAIRs-Report Of the TLird Assist
ant Postmaster General The Edlc for PERMANENT
Of Ne'ospdper Postage, ec.-The annual report
OF Hon. L. III. Barber, third assistant postmas-
ter general, shows that dnring the last fiscal
age stamps, valued at eli ,245; also ia 900 COO
stamped envelopes, valued at S3, ,66l 800; 81 OOO-
GOO OF postal cards and $40 900 worth OF news
paper wrappers, some IS, ,0O0, 900 In number:
total increase in value over last years Issues
II ,6oe, AS, or over per cent. The estimate for
cost OF these supplies for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 167o, will be $S7 900 or about s3I OO0
less than the amount appropriated for the chr.
rent year.
The dead-letter Office received the past wear
4,06l ,l3 letters, representing actual or nomi-
nal value of a ,6S7 429, exclusive Of iewery en-
closures. Letters representing OF this amount
80 ,9G9, ,sGS have been returned TO their owners !
Der recommends that postmasters be supplied
with incellb!e ink with which to cancel stamps,
and says i've per cent. Of all the STAMPS sold
during the year are washed, occasioning loss
Of Al ,0e0, 900 10 the department revenues.
The report describes the plan devised by the
third assistant, and approved by the Postmaster
General, for collecting newspaper postage uu.
effect next January. This system provides, In
brief, for prepayment by stamps affixed to a
memorandum of mailing; or, In other words 70
o stub in q book retained by the postmaster At
the mailing Office, receipt showing the weight
Of the matter and amount paid being given by
the stamps affixed to the stab to be Cancelled by
q cutting punch. 1t is expected that notwith-
standing the reduction OF rates by the new sys-
tenn Of compulsory prepayment Of newspaper
postage viii yield larger revenue than has
ever been collected.
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l.. MoXLEY,
COST U N ER,
COS IOth Street Northwest.
large collection of Fine Artistic BALI, TAB
hand.
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied a,
reasonable rates.
p. ). Remember a Task IL furnished with each
Costume, and sll CCstumGs delivered and called for
l.. mOXLEY,
octls-tm COS 10Th street.
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THE HOUSE APPRoP RIATIoN CoMMITTER-
majority of the House Committee on Appro
PFistions is expected to be here this week. Gen
Garfield, Mr.. Starkweather and Mr. O'Neiu are
already here. Mr.Wheeler of New York and Mr.
bale, OF Maine, are expected to-day. IL is the
Intention, II the estimates are ready to finish
Ine @ army appropriation bill, OF which Mr..
Wheeler has charge, as soon as possible. Those
or the committee who are not able to remain
until the assemblage OF Congress NAV take with
uem 10 their homes the estimates in the de
pAItments assigned to their respective charge.
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LADIES' GOODS.

On hsnd. large and compIste assortment Of
bEhLlh ZEf IL Rs and WORSTED GOODS,
AmbTutfeIed Cusf ions. Slippar Cases. Chair Str %
sLd slIPPERs on Canvass, Cloth or Velvet.
snpPer Case Boards, y At and Towel Racks.
eILK and WORSTED BRAIDS, BEADS and
BEADED TRIMMINGr, in great variety
SSnii1Isn N a. E @ - = = Nc CLoAKS Speciality.
No BsAECH eTOBE. nOVi0-tr
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BALLS. &c,


EXAMIHE THE q BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
H NOW sHLL TOR oA.
The 81 GLAeeEs for One Dollar
fsssi0 ss Gold Frame sLAssHs for <S@
The O. THERMOMETHR fer NJ.
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