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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York a
very ca and superior assortment Of new goods consisting in
latest Partisan and broadway styles
50 Bayadere silk dresses, entirely new
5000 yard. twenty inches w'de plaid 'A' from 7aeen'
1850 yards inches wide, plain heavy POu dc
1000 yards inches wide pink blue, white, and
1850 yards e5ocuds silk. from 81 70 . yard
heavy
1900 yards plaid raw silks, superb quality
Sg a p,snss n. sIo
p.a s
100 pieces medium Style, handsome
; pieces plaid bonnie; rioands
Embroidered and plain skirts
SO pieces French merinos, all shades
rs pieces English Lyonese cloths
10 pieces - manulla vevcts
rs embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
10 cartons fine and medium embroidered linen ambrc
80 pieces Iupin,s ane mousselnes, all colors
IS pieces Lupins black mousseines, very fine
IS pieces black .paeas, from IS cents 70 81 aJ
Is long and square cashmere shaws
Velvet scarf. and cloth coaks
so pieces plain figured josey aannes
~ pieces cloth for ladies' cloakings
100 sss' aasa, sH ' :. eSis, sss' '00'
30 pieces cassimeres do
full assortment Of silk and cotton hosiery
5000 yards caiicn, some good AT 6k cents
500 servants blankets
100 pairs bed blankets, twlled, very hne
100 pieces kerseys, for servants wear
rs pieces r. and 4 full cloths
90 pieces plaid lnseys
full of cOtons every kind
Russia diapers table damask napkins
Irish linens, Huckaback diapers, crash
IS pieces borkings, Is wide
30 pieces brocate fine
so pairs lace curtains, cheap
10 pieces India sanns
Velvet carpets. Brussels carpets, ingram carpets
Venetian carpets,
Large and small door Of various kinds and a great
many other goods oo numerous 10 mention.
In consideration the large OF goods buy and
enables than
District Purchasers will please give CALI aud for
HALL b BROTHER
5ept27-3Aw4w
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All the papers designated
terials from and be of white
spectve The quantities
guide, impossible dehnlte quantity
requ tbs therefore
ordering quantity each kind
may
considered separately, and be subject
in proposal privilege of requiring
bidder who than assigned him
such ciasses, or forfeit his RICH, TO any class =
qure) each kind 1paper bid
class be numbered with the numbs
In that schedules h classes
And all and samples be transmitted this sfce free
Of postage other expense.
Each proposal signed by individual
specify the price pound and
prce each Of kind Of contained
in proposed
All The paper in
free all and charge and subject
inspection, the
enl and be all respec satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished this ONCE
consideration
unless SUBSTANTIALLY agreeing herewith
~ will
plying of inferior article in OF the classes Future
quantity required ume will be considered violation
ofthe
Each bidder required proposals
ability OFF,
district,
on OF the contracts proposed 10 DC undertaken o MIN anu
with such avdeacs will be rejected
The will opened con
Tuesday Monday December (6th
al 10 O'Clock, the once of The Superintendent.
Proposals Of
Of the United Washington endorsed
Proposals for supplying Pspcr' - = -
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Oct l-eodtlDec Intel Eve. sarl
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
III York
accumulated fund, August J. 1852 90
+. $. WIssres, President ISAAC ABBAr, Secretary.
profits the and policies for
the whole lie will be made available ent OF premiums
of those who wish H.
security Of creditors issucd uced rates Of
premium. Ea#~#&
Explanatory pamphlets other information obtained by
application to
CHAS. DE 5ELDING, "A ent,
Seventh 81, opposite Odd Fellows' HAN.
Andrew j. Laner Office above duly authorized to eve
applications. Sep l6-2awsI
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w. BROWNTNG, Merch.n

United States Hotel having enlarged and improved hts store
visiting Washington his well selected stock Of French and Eng
styles goods from the New York market
bad twenty ysa M 70 y, poIcSns soOd
will enable him Offer them the public such
u ~ ssn ssa
goods will defy compcnoI for their besuy style, and
cali before purchase elsewhere, and he win
clothes be made in the elegant, style at twelve
SUPERIOR READY-MApE CLOTHING.
Of ready made clothing OF
work made up IN The moe, fashionable msnne such ?.
and which Will be sold at much less price than work made to
agent Scouts Report FASHIONS for the District
Boun,yland wsuan, No 81 oae issued undo, The &C, o.
sogs Graham United has been lost
oc.a"lswsw. GEORGE 4. GRAHAM.
NoTcEh. SsS,s' h.,.g ep sso 1,o
dsahe the construction and repairs Of steam engines and other
They have taken the OF Wash
nson located the north side Q. The canal between 18Th and Ian
partner having been engaged In
designing and constructing and 9,ss, %saan, @ n
city they aa',er themselves that they will enabled give u
and entire satisfaction in the construction repairs Of WORK
win which they may be inuusted
late William Mckinsy will be constructed at this establishment
Al order. thankfully received and promptly attended to-
WIN. NJ ELLIS,
JONAS a. ELLIS
Oct e-2aw<w
WANTED an Improved Farm from hundred
hundred and ANY less, within ten miles o
Wsshns,om. Of from upward will suit Any
above that he wishes sell
purchaser by Addressing paid stating terms. &C.
M. w. BOYD,
Oct l3-1sw2w Haecrstown, Nd
AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA,
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor
Situated Of Broad Street, three Door wef@
Washinsfor Street.
R subscriber Of this first Glass hotel
- WIN give his undivided attention 10 the sccomsodauon
his fcnd and will be directed To promote
the comfort Of all those him with opportunity
them, with suc
through travellers as daily orfinanes
The constant aim o the char
acter OF The house, and 70 add to It's daily.
SAMUEL @. WILSON.
Aug 0-d7tshlaw
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(HAsE's HOTEL, No. s3a broadway, New York
This establishment viii opened undersigned of city
~ washington hrstciss 9Th lite
snons The most Desirable in the city, and is dehfu
NO rsin will be spared render ito
Portable ." ~ any other hotel in the country.
y. r. CHASE.
sept7-dd Nsw York, September s, 1859
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, September %, 1853.

Washington, September 2s 1853.
IN the petition of Herrck Aiken, of franklin, New Hamp
" the extension of patent granted to him
$780, in
holding ools for from the
praor patent, which place seventh
day Of December, eighteen hundred and fy three, Qs53
be heard at the Patent Once
Monday the 18Th OF December next, at u o'clock M and
appear and they h-ve,
why said petition ought be granted
opposing required to file in the Patent
objections specially
the Of All filed by either party,
hearing
Office, which will be furnished
picaion.
Ordered published the Union Inei
gencsr Evening Washington city Pennyvanan Phil
Scientific American, New York
Boston Post Boston, Massachusetts Patriot Concord New am
Cincinnati Ohio, week for three
previous Monday December the
CHAs MASON,
of
ps-Edto o. the their
bits the Ohice with containing this notice
N-law3w
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- '' " rowARp x COLLINS oil co.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, a co.
r. O. ROBERTS CO.,
!. M - sss,: .rS CO.. Yard London
. Rue soue Dam. de. VICTORIES.
GEO. DRAPER, Hau..
The .hpa win be accountable for gold silver
ans arr sd sersSr and The value
| JAM
sss srs .a H.. sos,s n
STYLE and butof the best MATERIAL with LOT attached OF
,s1S, ..Ss :ss.s. '''
application George sohoon, OF Market and Bhdr
Term. s.l.no. In Q, "a and 10 months.
Exchange Broker Nations. Bunsins washington Q.
| 4 MERICAS HOUSE, Hanover stree, Bosseny b,
L.ws Rice Rebuilt sn.ed and sessnt FURNISHED pos...ss
dG NJ. Of d, :, . s,y public
Stowe, amor Of Unol. Tom. CABIN" ]. exhibition
whhu Gallery, rennsylvani. avenue near ~ street. together
"1 Dee g~sa o. S''''s' ''' famous
n n. uOOE a CO.. who,.sale and Retail Dealers IT.
s.p'sn. noos al
7h aud sh streets wsshssson,
- oct
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
THE will HI. present place of business
III. drst Of November merit in order 70 u. erection Of
dom and h, taken .uset door
from the h. la. place ?. ssns where r ,, found
lion stock goods
TO enterins store. viii -sIl much reduced price.
| : rARNHAM.
indebted the subscriber win be Kind enough
sccoun, which been IT
ns which are ready paid s- Of November
viii in a settlement
coAed by that A. nen TO
make different arrangement, in my business
| July s-difif R.F
| MARBtE MANrEus-Marb,e Workable subscriber
wi the public
comprising senns Brocksde
pain ~ 6nsh
offers FOR for cash Aso marble
lshs marble for windnw sIs
tells. ssep. platforms marble si and table
soap~ ono, cslcin~d plaster. ~ 50 PEI b~rrei
of Connecticut New
aag.
and
~s,i.faction All may favor him With heir orders
| WIN. RUTHERFORD,
\ July ao-~smwsm On street, between l0sh l3sh
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AYMENT or PRIZES suARAsTIED BY THE STATE OF
= MAINLAND.
E6ERToN AND BROTHER
Regular licensed corner south
srest and Exchange Place, Baltimore
1hs foiowin splendid schemes
on Of te pub c comprising Brilliant lottef,e.
aver drawn III the United States.
RICH oNE-DoLLAR SCHEME!
On Tuesday, Nov nbsr Q, 1858.
YATArSco INartrtrTr orrpsv
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x.,,.a states Capitol Extension and Washington
Aqueduot Once.

w.snrssros osoler 10 1853
PROPOSALS win bs received at this One ue p M as ao
psss,aos m s, l0 furnishing pehs i0' h'
se Whole quaoy needed viii probably about ou ml,ens
Proposals should state the quantity when saeh pia' WIN ~
Tns must be delivered al points Of me ss
from designated by tAe engineer The times and
There large deposits o making sneA. along
ns s ana e s s. ae,s @ s @ Manufactured
well hard burnt bes entirely acceptable 70 the
ouds conforming IN size TO die municipal regulations Of e city
Every osr be accompanied by guarantee signed
BY one q @ s 81 % & III s % a n or s
obligation within days, with good and sufhseni
panied By uned district Judge United
s.ss s@ - . sss. q
the guaanto,s are able 10 AXE good their guarantee
nson The bids viii Be the such
s he os Contractor involving ssns pabsS hs
soppage Of the work for whole United
the supply Of bricks may
beow)
Captain Engineers in charge Of Washington Aqaeduc
understood by the any agent
pment Is resiced Of the owe bid offered
The object Of advertisement being only public notice and
invite competition agent will after receiving proposals. eIeI
sss .oaad in 1a dc terms s%d S The
swer 10 the advertisements or TO the persons making them
No contract made under this depaneni for services Or supple.
original n & e. sy @ n d ans
all payments will be made him.
To Capt. M @. MElas, u. 8. Engineers.
a ans win Dc s n sss
guaranty n case the seoog bid Of be accepted INA ,na' he
good and sasien .uIsas: to
Inc under which il made And in
] l sna a,e ne he % Of
the said --- and the next lowest bidder
CD.
thereby certify that the hes, Of knowledge and belief the
Oct 2i--dlao Dec
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THE UNION ACADEMY ef lAsA street and
i New York avenue,
T. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Usror FsHALs AoApHnv, l4h
Ysfk and " street,
Mr.. T. RICHARDS Principal,
will have their arrvaI aranafisn during
weeks in July and win for another h Msody
September 1883 full OF
For further PARTICULAR catalogues and circular r. Pam
hams bookstore Jsy 7-1m
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AW NOTICE.-sIDNEY .. BANTER late attorney general
IL OF Virginia, To Washington practise law
lie practise Court OF the United States, the
the District OF Columbia and attend to any professional
business connded 10 him.
Monsons building Az street, east Of Pennryva
mia
Hon. J, ]. Allen Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon Richard Moneure, Hon. G. b., Samuels,
@ n. Lee, of the Court Of Appeals OF Virginia
I Judges OF the Circuit Courts of Virginia
To the and members Of Congress from Virginia
Junel l-lydswAw
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thereby certify that Of Knowledge and belief the
above named pua antos are good and sufficient. EFF.
9l-tl9o
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~ No l mackerei In IS 10. Kits.
No mac kere small, IS To- kits, breakfast mackerel)
No. barrels
fierce picked salmon, very nne.
sp,c.d salmon and nackerei, Dramatically sealed
Sealed and No. herring, In boxes, this years
Also, Longworth ZmmefmAnis dry
1.-THE dry wine said be celebrated Hook
wines)
Teue Haute, vincennes, and Cincinnati family hams.
In store, and for sale by sHECkEL.L d BAlLY,
Successors John Il. Kbbey b Co.,
Sep I5-eoif No 5, opposite Centre Market.
GREENS Ink Era~~r and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers clerks and literary UentsmenAn kind OF
rubber article for
introduced Aside from It's superior qualities pencil cleaner
facility
scIaper, snd leaves The surface Of the unframed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE CO.,
llth doors OF Pennsyivaais Branch
OF stsuoners Hall, ia and l76 Pearl street, N. Y.
Sept ls-u
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No. 81 os, issued under the act Of
IL 2h September 1850 for " in favor OF
Georgs Grshsm United has been Lost
destroyed shall weeks from this date, apply the Com
nails .ioper Pensions for a renewal OF said warrant
Oct4-law6ws GEORGE X. GRAHAM.
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UNIVERSITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEPART

THE Nd ES " the Southern MAnuEacaaxexss
i redeemed At par BY the subscriber
# HENRY n. MOUSSE,
Agent 3. a.. Bank.
Gcnia i. j -
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WANTED Improved Farm Of from hundred
hundred ANY less within miles Of
washington farm Of from upward will suit Any
the above that he wishes sell,
by addressing paid stating terms &C.
M. w. BOYD,
Oct Ia-aawQ Haecrstown, Md.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
THE ITALIAN INSTRUCTION.

Our London correspondent A. Z. c., than
whom no one can be better informed on the
subject, sends US, under date Of Feb. III, the
subjoined account Of the Instruction Just
broken out in Italy, and Of its probable inau-
ence on the dispute between Austria and Tur-
key. 1t viii be seen that il lie much more
complete and authentic, at the same time
that il shows larger probabilities Of success for
the movement, than the statements and intel
igence Of the London and Paris journals Oar
correspondent informs us positively of what
We before suspected, namely, that the procla-
nation attributed to Kossuth is not authentic
The following is his language:
Long before any journal, either in Europe
or America, dreamed fthe Importance ofthe
movements in Turkey, directed your atten-
ton to that quarter. The Montenegro affair
the state Of things. From petty squabble it
grew up into question of peace and war be-
tween Austria and Turkey, and as il seems
that Austria, st the instigation of Russia, was
busy in picking quarrel, and as the present
Grand Vizier is not the man TO yield to unres-
sonable and dishonorable pretensions, the
chances in favor Of Turkish war were very
strong, up TO the last week; though in Monte
negro itself there is no longer chance for
Austrian and Russian intrigues, the mountain
GERS having been totally routed, andthe coun-
Try subdued by the Turks. The proclamation
of Omer Pasha, however, clearly shows that
the Turks adhere there, as everywhere, to the
principle Of the strictest non-interfereree in
the religious affairs and the local selfgovern-
'ment ofChristian or other communities. But
in the meantime another event hastakea place
which destroys all the plans Of Austria, as far
as they might lead TO 3 Turkish var. The
Italians, unable 10 bear the Austrian yoke any
longer, made an outbreak at Milan on the 9th.
which vas put down On the sth, the fight was
RECOMMENDED ssain, but Up TO this day We have
no telegrsphic dispatch as TO the event. Had
the Austrians been victorious, they would have
trumpsted their success on all the stock mar
kess Of the world. The perfdy Of Tie Times
10 really remarkable in this case Not having
received any dispatch to-day, il inserts in It's
columns dispatch Of the 7th, speaking Of
course Of the suppressed instruction Of TIE
9th; bur people here do not look at the dates.
and take what is pablished for the latest intel
'hgenee. As to the movement, can give YOU
/ seorreet and 9stsilaA irfnryp.-,o,
"The Instruction took rlsce AGAINST the
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advice OF KossvrH, who wished to have 1t de-
'lsyed until Ii G probable rupture between Aus
tria and Turkey should offer fair chance OF
success but the Italians were 50 mnch e1as-
persted By the recent fOSgings and hangings,
that they said they would rather perish in open
battle than in the Austrian Dungeons When
MAzzEI say that they could no longer be Kept
back, be grcte to them that, though ethOughs
the outbreak premature, yet be would go to
them. in the worst case TO die With them. On
the 9th, proclamatiOns were posted up on all
the corners Of the streets in Milan, with the
names of M.zzIsI and KossUTH. A riot took
place and blood was shed, but the movement
was put down On the 5th, at dawn, some
Italians introduced themselyesintO the arsenal,
and cut down few Austrian officers when the
privates surrendeSed und gave up their arms.
The communications were Immediately inter
rupted, and we have no further dispatches up
to this hour If the Mlanese have finally sue
ceeded, this blow viii fall with great hardship
on the Austrians. There are now -, 900 Aus
trian soldiers in Loraba1dy-I3,OOo OF them in
Milan. q, COO in the fortress Of Verens, $500
in Mantus, and the remainder in small gar
risons dispersed all over the country, and easily
destroyed ty the insurgents. Eight thousand
out of the fifty are Hungarisns, and four thou.
sand Italians An army of about the same
strength is dispersed, through Tuscany, Mo-
dena, Parma, and the ROmagna. but there the
proportion Ofthe Hungarians is much stronger.
As to the proclamation posted up in the
name Of KossUTH, it is not genuine. He has
not written proclamation to the Hungarian
soldiers in the Italian army since he has been
in England His name was probably made use
Of by the Italians, who knew that he would not
contradict it, The Times got this proelama-
ton from people connected with the Austrian
Embassy, for whom it was of Importance to
have it contradicted by KossUTH. The tele-
graph would have carried the denial straight
TO Vienna, and in b1ndreds Of thousands Of
copies il would have been spread among the
Hungarian regiments IN order 10 prove that
KossUTH vas not connected in any way with
the Italian movement He did net approve of
Mazzini's beginning so early, but he knows that
his friend must have a clearer judgment abou.
Italian matters, and will not act without the
strongest motives.
In case the insurrection is not suppressed
up to to morrow then the Austrian army will be
destroyed or demoralzed in Italy, and the in
surgents have full six weeks time to prepare
for campaign, the Austriahs being unable
sooner 10 concentrate an efficient army. Ma
'poleon is said not 10 be hostile to the move
'ment Whatever be its consequences in Italy,
il insures for the present peace between Aus
tria and Turkey. So much is certain"
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A PROnIsINc sWINDLE.

A change Of Admin istration is apt TO be fer
tile in schemes for getting money out Of the
Treasury into the pocket, Of private and vir-
tuous republicans The wireworkers and
special heroes Of the patty coming in, are al
ways ravenous for the rpoils of victory and
among the party going out there are never
wanting those who feel that they have moth
ing to lose, and who are gifted in concocting
nice little plans for enriching themselves at
the public expense. An enterprise Of the sort
has lately come to our knowledge, and il seems
proper that public attention should be called
TO its features.
The project is to have steamer kept in
New.York harbor in the employ of the Post
Office Department, for the purpose Of board.
ing incoming vessels and delivering their mails
more promptly than, it is alleged, can be done
by the vessels themselves. For the services
Of this steamer it is proposed that the Gov.
eminent shall pay annually the round sum OF
eighty thousand dollars; and when 1t is not
required for public duty it is 10 DC allowed to
of course for the benefit OF the owners and
contractors And for such a scheme as this,
if we are not nisinfOrmed, the Endorsement of
many highly respectable merchants Of the City
has been obtained. We hope for their sake
that they were not aware Of the compensation
asked for the service, nor Of the private tow
ing trade in which the steamer is TO be en-.
gagged for an indefinite part Of the time
The idea Of employing steamer for such
service is so preposterous as almost 10 carry
the stamp of fraud upon its face. IL is notorious
that Ave or siI years ago some of the journals
of the City conceived a similar cotton, and
purchased rapid coasting steamer called the
Newsboy, to fetch up their dispatches before
the steamships bringing them from abroad
could reach their landing places. The Tribune
was not engaged in the enterprise, thinking it
folly, and so the event proved After paying
the expense OF running the Newsboy for lin
tied period, without deriving from il any coz
responding advantage, the boat vas sod, and
It's proprietOrs pocketed the loss After such
afailure caused by the want Of neither speed
in the steamer, nor skill, nor energy, nor means,
this proposition to make the Government pay
eight thousand dollars, or even eighty cents, a
year for the partial services OF steam.tug on
the same useless business, is too intense
hunkug TO be treated eiviIy.
But We dc not believe that il can be 20,
through. We are sure there is no mem.
Der of the present Administration who will
assent 10 so outrageous job. As for the
Postnaster-Genera especially, TO whose in.
mediate sphere the proposed contract belongs,
We VIII lot insult him BY supposing that he
could Go otherwise than reject it With decisive
seorn SIS sOoa as its gross details are explained
10 him. And IS for Gen. Pierce's Adminissrs-
ton, we have too much hope Of il to imagine
that il can begin its career BY cOuniving 1t SO
plain and prominent sxildle, no matter By
whom devised or urged
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A TRrArnr on DISEASES OF rmt Ss.pAL

SYSTEM. BY EDwAkp H. Dixon, MD, Editor o; the
Seapel Us pages 9Th edition Prizes 81
The London Lancet Rhe New.leFk journal Of Mealcne
and Collateral Sc ence and The Boston Medical Joaraa
sesrA MIR Dixon has placed the profession aud the
public under obhgaons by the production OF tins
eelcnt practical and oAanonary work IL shows the mnd
shorpptky in bued with the principles Of SoloGee while
the werk molly philAnthropie and benane in s eau
lions and nstruc the youns and thoushtess Ste-
tuTe Hydrocle, NsIiocele and Debility admirably
treated 81 indeed every page arrests the attention OF the
seuers o. well the professional reader 70 the latter e.
re<iay the Doctors under trying surgical c'rcHI
sSrces and his clear SIMPLE descriptions OF disease and
treatment r-nder 0fthe greatest value Horace Greeley
and DR. Pstsessos late q the Aeen remark The taAnks
OF lie pubic arr due 70 Dr. Oxen both for the matter and
she manner; viii prevent thousands from rashins into
gnsimey graves seAsCnahy taced ~ their hands The
Scspel tor February the 18th number Of thus brilliant
ksdSai Quarterly edited by Or D.roc. Is now rcaay.
ApkiANeg. SHrkNAS Co. Ne. Assor Horse.
Ahteaiy and pro esseas communications must be sd-
dressed 20 feitoss rVs,dencs No liz Grsndst door
west Of Broadway. ofee hosrs from 10 10 and 70
EVENING"