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~ ENERAI. AGENCY, WASHINGTON.-T
VI l.. SMITH, late Register of the Treasury
and A. THO. SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, and late Chief Clerk of the Navy Depart
ment has associated for the transaction Of general
agency business at the seat of government Of the
United States, under the firm Of Il. L. q A. Tho
SMITH, and will attend to the prosecution and coll
lection Of claims in the several executive depart
ments and before Congress; TO the receipt of UNI
claimed dividends on the old funded debt and the
new loans; to the refundment of moneys paid for
duties under protest. to the settlement of public ac-
counts; to claims under Indian and other treaties
to business connected with the French, Mexican,
Neapotan, and Spanish indemntes; to pre-empton
and other land claims; to the procuring Of patents
for public ands and for scientific and useful inven-
tons; the obtaining Of pensions; the purchase
business may require the aid of agent or attor-
ney.
The long experience of the members of this firm
has made them familiar with the forms and modes
ton of all kinds Of public business In addition to
the advantages which they thus enabled to offer,
they pledge prompt and faithful attention to all
matters which may be nrusted to their care.
The charges will be regulated by the nature of the
business. Letters must be post paid
This firm has been appointed the agents of the
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society of
London, whose capital is ", 100000 to effect life
insurance. a8s
Office on f street, near the Treasury Department,
and opposite the banking-house Of Messrs. Corco-
ran & Riggs. April 29-dlw3taw2w
Ia
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PROPOSALS FOR FLAX AND COTTON CAN
VAS, HAMMOCK AND BAG STUFF, AND
TWINE II r. V

BUREAU OF Construction, EeulrnEsr, AID aEpAIR,
18th May, 1916
DROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be re-
i ccived at this Bureau until o'clock, p. m, Of
the 10th June next for furnishing and delivering the
following quantities Of fax and cotton canvas, ham
mock and bag stuff, and fax and cotton twine,
F!ar Canvass.
wsifAa 70 be
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II. NEVETT, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
- Fuller * Co.'s Hotel, has just received Sc
lect assortment of jelly, blanc mango, and pudding
mouds, of beautiful patterns. Also
Ice cream forms
Improved ice cream frcezers and buckets
Block tin coffee pots, superior Britannia ware,
walters
Furnaces, with or without cofee-roasters attached
Summer-bakers, a very convenient article
Large and small bath-tubs, with or without heaters
Hollow ware, consisting Of pots, ovens, skillels,
&C. T
Together with full assortment of plain and ia-
PANIED tin ware
To GRooERs.--He is prepared to furnish grocers
with japanned tea-canisters, scoops, scales and
weights oil ciserns, and all other articles necessary
in their line; all which will be sold at the lowest
prices. @
May 12-eodlm
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iEsS Sof1on ff0mM0cH ana b0g SJeU.
SOo bolts hammock stuff, each bolt to weigh 100
pounds avoirdupois - IN 3 q,
$40 bolts bag stuff, each bolt To vs;rh rs uounds
avoirdupois ''--
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

April 26, l645.
pursuance Of the "Act legalizing and making
been usually included in the general appropristion
bills without authority of law, and to fix and pro-
vide for certain incidental expenses of the depurt-
ments and Offices Of the government, and for Other
approved the Goth of August, ls42
sealed proposals viii be received at this Office unit,
next, for furnishing the following articles Of sta
tionery for the of the Senate each article TO be
Of the very best quality, and TO be approved by the
Secretary, viz: ase
$50 rearas cartridge paper
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NAVY AGENT's OFFICE,
WAsnrNeToE, May IL, l845.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
i o'clock on Saturday the l4th day of June
next for the delivery of the following articles at the
navy yard in this city, viz;
Timber.
1900 cubic feet ash logs, l6 to 90 feet long, and
20 80 inches diameter, (for blocks and dead
eyes.)
5000 lbs. ZIG inch round ron lfor small chains
and rivets for blocks, &c.,
1000 =" do do do
5000 +" SIG /" do do do
SO tons best gray pig iron, or No. 1, (for cast
lngs for tanks, cambooses and chains.)
5000 lbs. English or Java block tin, for making
brass and composition
Copper.
20 sheets braziers copper 70 by 30 inches, and
so o., for cambooses, &c.
miscellaneous.
2 boxes double sheet tin, large size, for cam
so lbs spelter solder, for brazing
! ream fine sand paper, various purposes
Paints.
300 lbs. Spanish whiting dry
400 /" do brown 9"
100 I" tharge
IS :" verdigris
III " lumber
100 |" French yellow ochre :.
100 &c black lead "
10 +" stone ochre
SO gallons raw linseed oil
10 g spirits turpentne.
The above articles IRE to be delivered at the navy
yard in this city, before the ls day Of August
next, free of expense to she United Staes to be Of
the very best quality, and in all respects satisfactory
TO the commandant Of the yard. Offers must be
made for each class of articles separately, and en-
dorsed on the back, as none others will be consid-
cred
10 per cent. will be retained on every payment
till the completion Of the contract.
VIM. B. SCOTT,
Navy Agent.
To be published once week until 18th June in
the Union, lntelgencer, Constitution, and United
States Journal, Washington; and Republican and
Sun, Baltimore.
May l3-1awtl4J
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SUPERIOR GUITARS, &c.--Jus, opened at
- Sa'ioners' Hall thirty Spanish guitars, (some
from the celebrated makers, Martin and Coupa. \
az intermediate prices, from $3.50 to $50 each Also
the beet quality of strings for the same. A. tho low
est prices for cash. VIM FISCHER
May
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CIGN OF THE LARGE BLACK BOOT is
- removed next door to Mr.. James Williamss
Cabinet Warerooms, two doors from Al street, on
Pennsylvania avenue. We offer large assortment
of boots and shoes suitable for the season. prices to
suit the times.
w. MANN, -
Sign of the LARGE BLACK BOOT,
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from a. street.
April
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Law Courts.

SuPEnloR Court Frederick !. CcnGnt Robert p.
Rl-Ac,iun on a note which was tried twice before,
dawn in 1887 by George w Tyson and endorsed by de
kaent Mr. Bell contends that the endorsement was
srEe.y being of the Tyson but the jury from
lie testimony considered the endorsement 10 be really
iii, Mr. g. Verdict for plaintiff So 765 o. being prE
sps ,ad interest, For plaintiff. Messrs J. W. Gerard
snd Emerson and PritchRrd. For defendant Messrs l.
s,Eddy and J. J. Laiting
Eaiam B. Hillts vs. Harlem Railroad CO.--Acticn
which was tried once before. when verdict was rem
GIed for $1,000 but aside 10 recover for INJURY done
oplkindf, by being thrown over tho emoanknent at
i,h street. in the Victory, III Sept lsii Inc case
IA sill on. For plaintiff Messrs j. ~ Taylor, ana ;.
Sherwood For defendants, Mcss-s. Charles SandtorG
Ben. I. Butler, and Chss. o Counor.
UNITED STATES CoURr-ln Equity-Geo w. Br4el
vs. Na.Aias Brgei-Moton for injunction 10 restrain Ge
adsni from prosecuting Judgments obtained by tho T.
) against The late firm OF John T. Smith X Co assigned
on eompyon.i.e 70 defendant his case is still on Ny
Matthias Brueu, II appears Tie paper OF Ihomes
H. Smith & &. (ot which Mr.. Geo. w. B. was the part
nsr and his lady the daughter OF Mr.. s. in the sum OF
sQoQ 10 secure him in regard which NJ. :. gave
nun deed Of trust OF about 900 lots the Stuyvesant
aeadows!n this City and other property in Kings Co MIR
n B. TO convey what might be left after he paid
Ihete are about 400 lots the Meadows still LETT and
Complainant who Is executor 10 the estate OF Mr. Smith
eoateads that defendant his father having been paid in
ai should now re-convey. Mr.. Matthias Bruen claims
70 own the judgments row in question amounting 10
sSVVVVO or SioOCG0 which were compromised for 5000
wv 9a which m;ainan; have furnished the
means Tor so compromising, which is denied. The arsu
nent is sill on.
T. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFTcy-Thomas Welsh,
seaman OF the ship Queen OF the West arrested yes
"'0sy' on charge Of atsenptin- TO make a revolt
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Tu1s MORNINGS MAIL.

r,,ract from a letter dated
ayescriay the representatives of the English
IA Frerch Governments gave notice the foreign con
nv ,bs, his port aud the whole %; the Republic
sa be placed under blockade the expiration of
Nrei,h, hours from the date of their notification;
va ,hey onv allow fifteen days FOR vessels u de-
~, This short time FOR vessels close their business
YrT prove ruinoas 10 mos, and the usual notice
!. .isry or ninety days. The United States Con
=, acknowledged the receipt Of their notification.
I -s,erved TO citizens OF the United States all their
49,, rights under the laws o. nations. 10 make recama'
n for any damage they nigh; sustain from such block
a. n ,hall be Judged Illegal. either for the manner in
Itch II is established from their attempting to block
an large an extent OF coast with the small forces they
s in the La Plata from any other cause. The Cham
.Sro- will take very important dispatches for our gov
Invent from the charge danircs, Mr.. Brent The U. s.
Sg gsinbridgc, Lieut.. Commanding Pennington. is here
all well" lCor' Ghioh-
rs- Mr.. Da-nell has arrived in Washington, from
Texs, as special messenger, charged by President
Jones with the duty Of bringing copy OF the Consttu
lion OF the new STATE.
~ The Legislature of Aiabsma assembled on
The Is. inst athc Capitol Tuscaloosa and was organ
ycd By e!ecting John a. Wncton OF sumter President
Of the Senate and Andrew b. Moore of Perry Speaker
of the House OF Representatives.
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amusenlents.


MENDELSSHON'S MAGNfFfCENT oRATO-
w RIO OF ST. PAUL will DC performed 8; the TAB
ERNACLE, Thursday Evening. Dec I'm under me d.
rceuon OF NJ GeorEe Loder Nf. II. G. TrIn wiA pre-
side al the Organ The Solo Parts will be sustained by the
folovin eminent Resident Talent:
Principal Soprano-Mrs. z. Lodcr.
COnrIaio-ars Valentine Mott, Jr, her second
sppeGranccin Oraiorio.
Tenore-Mr RohL Geo. Paige his second Ap
pea.Ence in OratoTio.
BaSso-Mr. Wu- 5. Rogers, MS second appear
aace in Orstofio-
The Chous-s viii be sustsiuei by about One Hundred
snd my Ladies and Gentlemen, selected with parucalN
reference their musical qualifications.
The Orchestra viii be unusually full and effective and
CREST pains have been 10 render one OF the bee: per-
io;nances OF the season.
Tickets 50 escr-May be had tie usual places,
door OF the Tabernacle the evening OF The per-
fornacce.
n B.-A full rehea.sal OF "Wednesday evening next
"a g.
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Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec 9-P. NJ.
Our Flour market is entirely at stand, the sales
TOGO the receipt of the Caulbrss 10, exceeding
Sc Wis at SO So with inclination the part OF hold
10 10 Weld 20 a decline In Cotton, holders are i!ftn
itb sales OF $50 bales al full rates.
The New York line due at IL o'clock, did not ar
i've ur, near o'clock this afternoon The Mai! line
rived nj Is minutes before O'clock
stocks have experienced another decline today,
Pennsylvania S. FILLING OF selling heavy at a. WI
Rssspc shares opened AT 27, falling of OF J. but after
ne Second Board eco shares taken at 21s. For
Ps,dpg Bonds % bid 20 asked. Nothing done in Texas
fellow who does nothing evidently for living,
has upon Two or three occasions advertised in The
Isdrera for wife wth other motive under Heaven
han those Of the oasest kind Upon former occasion
!, reny 10 bis Advertisement numerous notes we're re-
reyed which he exhibited in public bRrroom making
bs boasts OF what he had done regret shat iemaies-
Young and tkoush,ess eir5-shoud far forget them
selves as 10 notice these Advertisements much less give
their real name and residence and permit interview
with one who only laughs az their credulity.
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Sale at . cen,s bringing 30 cents Coco Country eas

sale at as cents bringing 30 cents. Good Country Teas
are selling at 1880 cents.
sEEps-wi,h;na few days 400 terces clean Flax
have been sold at Sl all 50, but holders now ask sl2-
We cannot learn however. that there any demand
II So Some ots OF Rough have been picked up
10 Is y tercc. Fair Timothy, with sales is SIS
ale y ticrcc. Clover is nominay II for good,
but we near Of no sales.
PROVlSIONS-In Pork we hear OF 300 bbls old Prime
for British Provinces made public, and $50
bauelstwo years odat $40 quote old Ohio Prime
and Mess - and 10 7 State 10 80 and IA 90 Beet
without particular change Sales 300 barrels Country
3 and IS. Object Hams 100 barrels have been cold ~
SO 90 Sales 80 terccs Beet at SI4 City state
Shoulders and bans selling IL and Lilo c;s.
City Smoked Beet cents; Hams i0Ql0!: Shoulders "a
Shippers doing nothing The stock considerable.
Ohio Butter ll0l2I; Western Dairy l5c20-the latter
for very prime.
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Balls.

Here's TO you, Harry Clay"
0'HE YOUNG GUARD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their determination ard cherish the ecupera
tive principles OF the Wing party we'll IN farther es-
timony OF DEVOTION second only - their principles 10 The
patriotic Statesman grand Pscifcaor. HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball the OF the Sst
Anniversary OF the Treaty of GhenTuesday Evening the
sd of December next-8t the Coliseum; and In festive
greeting, exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Wing In sister States, and tho Frightening pros
pec OF an opening future awaiting tho political redemption
of the Empire State by united Wing effort The dis'iu
guhe Wings of tue Union will be invited 10 attend upon
the OCCASION.
Dodworth's Colliion and is engaged. The Committee
give full assurance thu, nothing viii he omitted on their part
give entire satisfaction.
Tickets g. admitting gentleman aud ladies, can be OBJ
tanned OF the undersigned.
By order OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
HENRY D VAN NOSrRAND, Chairman, lie w estsL
JSo. J. BlNCaAsi Secretary, 40 Broadway. ~
Chas c. Lewis cor. West and Liberty JGo 7. Wnison.
Cortland Jno Slea, "a Fulton; Cbas IL Hartshorn,
81 Pin. d. wv
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u SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Ship Norma, Ellis, from Havana, Nov Oath, mossses,
scrars &c to Moses Taylor SID in co with schr Pied
mont Tor Boston. Was in co days with ship Tarqun,
FRI n New Orleans for Europc-pnrted 29th uIt OF Man
sana Reef Left snip Adelaide Adams, of NYork. diss
goth of Salt Key Bank saw ship Essex steering west
ship Souihcrnor, Palmer. from Liverpool. 81 Nov,
mdse, 10 Woodruff & Miniurns.
Ship Harriet Rockwell Briard, % DIS FIN NeY Orleans
cotton, &c TO John Eiwell
snip Louisa Leavit from New Orleans, 10Th Nov
cotton TO VIM Nelson.
Bark Tennes see, Winsloyv 90 as I'm Mansanla Cuba
mahogany cedar, sc to Pavenstadt & Grooming.
Brig Star Rogers 81 days from Bonare. 5000 bushels
salt 10 Fouke Sons Vessels left before reported.
Brig Aldebarun, Leech 81 ds from Bonaire 600 bush
salt, TO Foulke & Sons The A. has been days North
Egg Figrbor.
Schr Nctous woss l6 ds I'm swansboro. NC. navs
stores 10 f : Powell Sailed in with sem l. Me-
Cresdy ioy New-Yogk.
schr Commodore Kearney, Paine 70 ds I'm S. Marks
and IL I'm hey West, cotton tobacco, &c to Collins Il
Mason.
Schr Lucy, Losing Richmond, ;!our.
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MARRIED:

On Tuesday, the 9th inst by Rev. James D. Harden
berg, D. D. Mr.. HARVEY KIDD. OF Walden, Orange
county. to Mrs s. C. GRAvlLLON of Wes,chester CO..
New-iork.
On the 9th ut 4, the residence oMr John C Clardy
in Christian Co Ky. by Rev. Robert 6. Anderson Mr.
NELSON DANIELS, formerly Of Cayuga Co. n. I. 10
Miss OLIVE BOORN, OF Oakland Co Mich.
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au27 IT'S No CofiarG-st- Up stlra

IN CHANCERY-Beiore TIE Vice Chancellor Of the
/ Fret Circui; George Sprer e. james Garrlsh Daniel
WILSON Baker and Thomas Marin 81. for the foreclosure
Of Mortgage A Crs;, OF the city Of New or4. com
painants Solicitor James G4sh and Daniel "ilion Bs-
-r two Of the defendants whose place Of residence IL In
ic ste Of Make. Thomas Man the other defendant,
Who's place OF resoeacs The State OF Pennsylveri
required appear II Ihs cause by he 9Th daY .? March
next or The bin -d rher-in b. taken confessed by
tk-u--D.ceTnb-r 9Th, 1915 do lawS~
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~ Mercantile Library Association

THRILLER hevius appointed teacher OF ;5e German
nguas. Il, lie Mercantile Library. VII denver Lec-lr.
NJ Cigton Hall OF Saturday evening, December 18Th The
Lecture IA intended for such have never then OF Study
Ing German ard those who anticipate more and greater
difficulties in the study Of This language Than ae conn c.ed
with proper a-c us:ura mode Of teaching il The Lecture
ia a.o ca Gu atd u Interest H who gag-d IA The study
of anv language and the German especially
Tickets e5 cents For NJ the prncipa! Bookstores At
the on Of the Deutschc Schnelp0s and lie door of
the Lecture Room.
Admiiauce free to members OF me Association Tickets
cGr. be. ob.ared OF the Librarian.
Lecture 10 commence al :! O'CLOCK. 90 5.
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TIE COURT OT DEATH.

The Great Morsl PICTURE.
DAINTED BY REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
Court OF Death" Will be open FOR short time 10 the
public, Tuesday the 9th the Exhibition Room o!
the National Academy o. Des' corner of Broadway ard
Leonars- Tins very Impressive picture which quarter
century elected tn admiration OF nearly S5oc0
visitors has been preserved in excellent condition. and has
since been great? improved by reOuchss from the hand OF
is author. l. cOnsins 3 figures OF the sizeot Life.
Aim ssoc ~ Cents Season Tickets 50 cents Descriptive
pamphlets 10 be had al The door To be seen from 70 A. NJ
nil 10 PM d. tna
GkN. TOM HUMB-Ths smal-.t D,var, tina, coes
VI do live. being Is yeas Old and but "A inches
civ VIII receive visitors Croiou Hall today and ,oor
row. ioi snd lth iusis from 10 A. IL III. P VI. Admis-
SION only ~ cents do 2iis'
MERiCAN NIUSEUii-Every day and evening
~ his week commencing Monday, Dec. Sth, lst5-Splen
did performances each evening al O'Clock and Wedues-
dav and Saturday afternoons O'clock The Manager
mas celebrated Scotch Giant and GiAntess,
the living Orang Ou;ang the very wonder OF creation
Also those beautiful and brilliant DissoiVing Nsws-os
thAr with the following talented performers; Mr. T. j.
Winche the renowued imitaor snd droerisi MISS amy
D-oring graceful and accomplished Danseuse, MI VIM
Whuock. Mr. Mortified. MaiSuie Rockwell the famous
Forure- Teller.
Admission Is cents Children under 10. l2i cents.
p cents consult the Fortune Teller privately
ZINE ARTS.-titand Optic Gallery, the most perfect
Of lis kind ever presented 10 The american public now
rooms stairs Hours of exhibition from Il o'clock AN
till NJ Gnd from till in the evening, every day in the
wees, Sundays excepted.
The first Exhibition consisting, OF very interesting
pictures three OF which IN The Port syle absolutely
ne and never before offered IN this city, and four IN the
COroy character Is III OF exposition. and
VIII close Saturday night, To be followed next Monday
by another entirely different views being repeated
In the successive changes, the views orce exhibited
Detailed description Of all the pictures may be bad nj the
door gratis. and exparaton will be gwen, Il desired In
English. French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese
and al the door dS Ennis
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SHOCKING DEATH.-DccGplta.ton Monday
afternoon about O'Clock, two were employed IN
choppng the ice from the water wheel attached 10 the
machinery in the AK factory of Mr. Jacob Noble in this
Town and as OF them attempting TO get look
inside the wheel moved almost entirely separating
tie ne d from the body between ct the arms and nm
upright post operating exactly ike pair OF shears The
wheel was forced back and the corpse extracted-the
head attached only by piece Of skn. The unfortunate
deceased blacksmith, named Daniel Corens. ard
sbou, "a years ofage. st. GATHERINGS tCanada) Jour
NIAGARA SUSPENSION BR,DGE-A large meeting
Of the iahabsnts Of Canada West and the border towns
in this State has been held az The Clifton House. at the
Falls 10 tnke Tor the construction OF suspen'
sion bridge the Niagara between the tails ana the
whirlpool. A general opinion prevailed uiat the stock
would pay large dividend committee OF five from
Csnsds and the number from New York, YVES ap-
pointed take 10 procure the necessary eg's
la,ive acts with capital OF 100000 The committee
on the part OF the State consists OF Lot CLARK, q. W.
Holley Samuel DeveresuX, G.. r. Stuart, aud Joseph
Center Eso-; on the part of Canada. Sir Allan McNab
George s Tiffany. VIM II. Merritt, j. Cummings and
Thonss G. Street, EsQs.
SuGiR1Y LoUisIAEA-It appears from the state
ment of the crops in 1913 and ls4l that the pro
duced in this had increased the latter year 90
sIs hogsheads when compared with the former w TN
nthe present year nearly four hundred cotton plantations
have been converted the cultivation o cane IL Is sup
posed that they Will add butc 10 the crop this season,
bu, the next year, and hereafter LouisiGua viii make
neatly sugar enough 10 supply The whole nl'ed STATES
IN. O. Delta.
MuEpRR!-Cn MCnuft last NJ DrOokNll''' piht
en- county in this State, Mr.. Jobn Boon, constable OF
that couaty while in the discharge Of his duty as an
ocer stabbed several times and had his throat cut
BY James Hamilton. lie died almost mmedi"iey;-
Hamilton was arrested and is in jail 10 await bis
. trial. Lexington (hy) Oossrver, ID
LARGE SHEyr-J. B. Covert, OF Greece, killed
Eve year old wcther few days since from when ne
Obtained 5lbs oa wool and the four quarters weighed
l2slbs cz-rou.h tallow 23i lbs.-ronsh kidney tai
low l6t bs-ricd together 33 lbs otclean tired taow
Mr. L. challenges comparison ttNOCn beIi-
AFLouRIsAIS0 TowN-For the following item
otin,eresng commercial intelligence says the New
Orleans Delta we are indebted TO the Houston (IeNns)
Telegraph: traveller who recently arrived from some
ofhe towns on ihc western frontier was asked wne.
her the business OF the place was increasing on yes
said he business never better no less taan Twelve
rObaaks have been opened there within the last three
weeks. and they ali doing smashing business
The WEATRER-Ne have had exceedingly cold
weather fox the last days On Sunday last il having
moderated so,ncwh hat fell during the day and night
TO tho depth OF nine inches. and we have tine
slsighiag 1t is now very cold. LEX. (hy9 Oh, Sd
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HINT

ITO MANUFACTURERS.-A Treatise on Inc AT. OF
Wearing fully illustrated with some $50 egraVlnEs on
cod and steal in large octave volume ~ pea. oo pa
ces rapiete win instruction. by Clinton g. Gitoy prsc-
weaver, would most suitable and pfGa'ap pres
en from successful nanufacinre!s 20 'TesYers "a e ei
No. AZ mi. season OF wear Published and for sale BY
ID Iv GEO D. BALDWIN. . Spruce-s.
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1joIi0an advertisements.

" Families residing tbs upper part of the city. are re-
specially invited call AID examine tho assortment OF
Caaes OF all description fresh daily the old established
Bakery No go CortlGndsi Orders thankfully received
Cakes FIRE. OF expense TO any part OF the city, by
d. I'm GEO ARCULARIyS SON.